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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Few are aware Of the importance Of checking
cough or slight cold in the first stage that
which III the beginning would yield to a mild
remedy, if neglected, soon attacks the lungs
Browns Bronchial Trochcs gi.c sure and almost
immediate relief Military officers and soldiers
should have the,a, as they can be carried in the
pocket, and taken as occasion requires.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

The proprietors Of the Hiawstha, knowing that
many prepara atoms for the Hair were In the mar.
ket and al advertised to do nearly the same
things, and thst Ne public we're unable to de-
termine from the advertisements which were
genuine, snd buying ono Of two bottles, and fail
ing TO- realize the expectcd benefits, concluded
that all were humbugs, In order to assure the
public which could be relied upon, proposed the
following test which was published two weeks in
the Herald, and the other morning papers without
elicitng any response. Let y number Of we'll
known citizens d unq,sstionsd integrity and en-.
tercly disluterested, appoint person to the pro-
prietor Of each preparallon or restorative to re-
store the color Of the hair. Each proprietor 10
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the trial. and the person also 70 use nothing else.
Let certificate Of the result be Published in al
the principal papers Of the country Ut the ex-
pense Of the mnsuccessfnl competitor
5HOYTS M1NNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
Imparts beautiful dark glossy appearance 70
the Hair, and is unexcelled In keeping il in curl
or in any desired position.
HOYTS IMPERIAL COLORING CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whiskers. Change
light and red hair to sbesatifsl brown Or blsck.
Sold everywhere. x:yOsErH HOYT I CO..
mhls-dlyl 10 University place, n. r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
rus G3RATsECRET..

II is admitted by IL physicians that the grand
secret Of health and long life lias in keeping the
blood and various hSids ofthe body in high de-
gree Of auidity. When you feel continued paia
in the head or bowels, or any other parts Of IT,
body, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood left will haye more room. But ~ the body
ID made from the blood and sustained BY the
blood to waste our blood Is to waste life, and
ruin our constitution. But Brandreth's Pills re-.
leivc the circulation readily bleeding by on
" taking away what il can we'll spare, and rusy
NEVER HURT.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
St. Vitus Dance, General Debility and Costve.
ness ofimany years standing by Brandreths PINS
The case at length is published in the Pamphlets
Sold BY ,. $. Ballord, Davenport, Iowa, and by
oil respectable dealers in medicine. fbl-dAwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

EQUACBkERY.-Icarnestlycaut caution IN
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &C.,
against cndangcring their health by patronisisg
any Of the advertising quscks You can fully re-
cover by the methods used by the advertiser and
BY hundreds Of others, AND IN no OTHER Way
Read letter which will send you If you will
send me post paid envelope bearing your sd-
dress. Direct to -
EDWARD H. TRAvER,
fcb1l-d&w1y] Lock Box, Boston, Mass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

LATEST FAsnIoSs.--Thc latest Paris FASH
ion in ladies dress goods is for out Of doors
q garment cut very like q mans great coat,
fitting close and covered with brass buttons
button not only for use but for ornament,
some Of them even being stuck on the
shoulders. Several ladies are to be met in
the street with this strange vcstmcnt, but
the multiplicity Of buttons which glare
flcrccly, produce an effect moro strange
than agrceAhlc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20


The HoC,E RESOLUTION ENDORSING the
MONROE DoCTRrNE--lrs ErrEcr.-A New
York letter TO tho Philadelphia Inquirer con-
tains the folloing:
Ihurlow Weed, who processes to he moro
intimate with ne Emperor Of the French.
personally, than any other public man in
America, thinks Congress had don a very
iinexpctlient thing in passing the anti Me..
lean monarchy resolution, and he docs not
hesitate to declare that its immediate effect
will be to throw Louis Napoleon and Prince
n.ximilian into the arms q tht rebels. The
thing was well enough in itself, but he CON
tends that as. thero is fitting time for every
thing ms wis not the time for that.
q tAas, Of course, is but the opinion Of one
an, 'cnd II may 60 for plat il is worth :
ous = " worth while to remark, what there
y to-day an article in the Napoieonic orr
here, II Csuvsisr Dss Etass Jnis. which r1cs
Sor to support tho theory Of the vctg -
editor Of the Albany Erening Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

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otier basis. but this fundamentsl principle he,
od@ipis.rssioa u Prssideni Lincoln. :. % hsv:
Sissssress civii wsr. II behaovea tie people .
the Unitsd ses - ssrtily. I. -, The ssssl -:
take u leoA whesse proceed thsse swf1 $3.50 !
sssss g 8. n sssSsa Is sss ess q. -
snphatically ~ Bsesyer 70 fspudists the psrnie
Ions psiso(p)0 ~ unscrupuloue men q "
rsigning n1eral dynasty, whtca sheuld not b.
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nation
All the electors Of the State, therefore, are r.
quested TO participate in the selection Of deleGstc'
10 this Convention who favor . speedy tern1ina
ton Of the existing war; who will maintain A''s
Union BY strict observance Of the C0nssftmtion
Of the United States IN letter and spirit go ~ne
will issiA upon their right, Ut ~ pa!smmeIeo
election. 10 expcl from power. aed bring 20 con
dign punishment. the guilty leaders Of the sec
tional parties. North and South. who are prod
gaily. gsy reckIessly, squsnderin4 the lves and
fortunes " the American people, In most vim.
dictive partisan warfare. which i msnifestly de-
structive OF the Constitutional Union Of tbs
States. and il rapidly tending 70 bankrupt, Z
/ bru1G1ls5, end y 1sficani.e the nstfcn. Dill
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March QSd 1864 State Cen. Com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20
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Il does rot eisim Ia. mako Hair come in where
i has once ,s'isn oSs nos1"ns IN. 90 inst
bat il will ssfsst its faling out make harsh hair
soft md silky, cleanse the scalp from all impuri
ties and himors, md entirely overcomcs thu
bad ELECTS q previoss use Of preparations con-
tanning sulphur, sugar Or lead, &C. II requires
no soapng, washing and hours for it, application,
nor will II crack or smut, but Is ~ easily applied
and wiped from the skin 10 any hairdressing. Il
restores the natural shedding of one hair with
another, which gives 4 = ffe ssyearance, instead
Of the uniform dull black Of dyes 40 that The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

For nearly seven months have we been
without single victory Of importance in
fact not since the capture Of vicksburg,
nearly ten months gone, have we recorded
any such victory - might be expected from
the mass Of men in 9hc field and the unlim-
tied means within their control Week It.
ter week and month after month pass, and
still our mighty array Of forces stand quiet
-1y ty-stand midway between Washington
and Richmond-ih their snug quarters At
Chattanooga, and At various points through
out the country. Men have been called into
the field by tens and hundreds Of thousands
since there has been q battlc-our army is
larger by nnny thousands than it ever be-
fore has been, and yet the lethargy that
seems to weigh down military affairs in our
country Is not dispelled Their delays are
incxcusablc there is not possibility that
rain and mud have prevailed to such an ex-
tent during the past ten months MS to bind
our armies to their camps it cannot be from
hack Of money, munitions, or means Of any
kind that we are thus At a standstill Rich
mond 10 almost within our grasp, yet
Washington is worse enemy than Rich
mond. The army that long since would
have taken the former is held in check by
~ latter, and 20 w may say Of the other
asnies IN the Acid. The work that they
would do were they given discretion, is post
poned until Abe Lincoln can have time to tell
fsw Jokes. Those Cabinet generals at
Warrington seem to take greater response
bslity upon their shoulders than they allow
gsnsra1s in the Aead to assume Coopcd up
= thsir comfortable parlors they arrogatc to
themselves the right to command Not
even : Napoleon could have carried on
successful war under such restraints The
eeuntry Is becoming thoroughly dissatisfied
with this condition Of affairs. The people
can So that Abe Lincoln il taking more
pains to secure the next Presidential nomi-
nation than he is to secure decisive victo-
~ on the fleld. He is determined to be the
next President and seems determined that
this war shall not terminate until after the
election, even were it in his power to tcr1ni.
nate it.
The country too plainly sees through
these things, and will take good care that he
does not disgrace the Presidential Office an,
other term. Another term Of this kind
would send the country to pcrdition. If
the people want to have this war closed let
them stand up and put down this admins
tration. Let the coming man take his place
- man who has the ability to meet the OK
igcncics Of the hour and save the country
and tho flag from the doom which now SO
seriously threatens it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INvALID.-Published for the benefit, and
as = warming and CAUTION TO YOUNG
Debility, Premature Decay, etc, supplying 1t the
same time THE MEANS OF SELF CURE. BY
one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery. Br enclosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope. single copies may be had Of the
author: NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
my:7 d&w1y Bedford, Kings county, 4. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

The NGoral Of the Nleerschaun.
In '.Lines to Friend who sent me
Meerschaum," contributed to the Spirit 1,
the Fair, James Russell Lowell thus 'smor
ais" on the pipe. He is the first gentleman
we ever heard praping to be "done brown -
While slowly through its candid grain
The color decpens, as the brain
That burns In nortals leaves its trace
OF bale or blessing in the face,
I'll think SO let the virtue rare
OF life consuming make me fair,
So may its temperate fire Undue
My soul and sense with ripper hue,
So 'gainst our earthly ills profusc
Steep me In some nepenthc, juice
And II my years must part with al
That Wilderness which men greenness call,
Aud the gods wisdom, ii must
Doubt where grandly took on trust,
Grant me, Experience, this Alone
Turn me to mccrschaum, not to stone
Smoothe, grim Mcdusa, half thy frown,
Making me slowly, gently, brown!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

TIE new tax bin just iatroduced into
F@grsss prbp1bes dva pr cent on com.
mon and manufactured articles, one doIlsl
per barrel on malt liquors, salt 6><ents ne,
cwt, refined petroleum 20 cents per e.llon
sAoking tobacco, with stems IN, taxed IL
instead of6 cents; plug and fine cut 50 in
afead q 10; cigars rom - to tsS and Nh
z'ns.'s. No increase on distilled liquors un-
~ July 1st. An manufactured. sller that
DATE "a january Is taxed 81, ~ after JAnu.
ny u-Sbs The tax on e. is increased
nom 6e 70 100 pr 0enk Iiicensc and stamp
duties arc considerably increased.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

TynE rR0t1 tETOts OF ,IHE new YORK
II Museum ~ An9omy q Medicine hste de-
ternsined. rek1dless u {xpenss. 70 issne 1fee
O. - kaes& = ss1lsisg ennasjtTl fOUR q
lheir most intssestis6 and instrsctive Lectures
e n@{iags ID y. s!s!sa 1870. Hefyos: D.
Sion. Geafness o. Dvpte.sion, t4p q Eaery,
- vilal Power. The Greet 8osisl kgi1fesd these
oaIsdiss Witch result 5rea yout6lhl }Sllies, ex.
.sss.es - mssarity, p lgssrssss = Physiology
T = ISysi,S w f<sssftes ~. bess The means
~ enlinhtesiae - sssjng ttouea6lsr and will
r. Forwarded ~, 81 receipt o. fqsf ilampa, By
sdds1ssing 0s5stta. New Ymk Museum d
Anatont nd llsoIesae, 81 BFosdwsy, New
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Il can't work" II hate TO rise in
the morning" my eye sight is
falling" My memory is going. y
II can't TX my mind on anything. y
Have you been using opium =
NO" Then take regular doses Of
the CuxR0xEE CUks, aud follow the
directions that accompany Il. II
these ills have been the result OF
your own ss!f-induigeace, in viola
tion Of natures laws, aud made
yon dread marriage, or il they afe
from over Indulgence 10 natures
own path. the CMnnoxsE Cur viii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

Grseeriss, Flour ! Fed Stsrs.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
Il FORMS the citizens Of Scott and adjoining
Counties that he will constantly keep 10 his New
assortment Of Groceries, Flour and Feed, which
he will always sell u the lowest market price.
Highest price psid for farm produce 0oods
delivered free Of charge in city limits.
Oct. le--d&wlyll1 DANL.C. YOUNG. !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

JAMES 1G-A0Au9ON.
ENANlLY GROCER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
IL on hand the best quality Of Provisions S.
Hollow Wsrc, kcfoscnc Oil, etc.
Second street, between brady and Perry, Da-
venport - my14-dly
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Arrived.

Steamship - nylvtBa tBr) Broosng 1ivesroo 10 days
via Queenstown Feb IL, at p D., mdse Anc pass 20
Williams 4 Colon.
Steamship Star OF the South tU s. transpor), - New.
Or.sns via Key West Feb. a. to y. y Quertcrmaster
Steamer Admiral Dupont ~. T. uanspor scudder Boston
days, ballast TO u. ;. QuerteImaseE
Barb Venus lBr), Parker Cardiff Jan. g. rarosd iron 70
msster Feb l6 John Wade seaman fell from the msntop
sasn, yard 10 the mGnra and 20 severely injured
that he died the third day sr the accident Feb and th
fell In with large Quantities Of held ice
Bark John Fyie, Weaver NewOreans ID days rndse 70
Thomas Durham Experienced strong n. winds during the
passage sgh Of the Highlands on tie 18th, and was
blown of. .
Barb Goethe lPut La Cruz oPcrO SO dAy' cOrtw0od to
Hassemeyer bmnn.
BARK Penelope SW.d Mauteh, Bordeaux " Gays ndie'
10 Funch. Meincke h Wendt
Bris Amata (of Turks sand) A,mus ST. Msks 20 days,
logwood Wilson CsmmaD. Experienced heavy n wind,
the whole of tho passage.
sshI oawsd 'B. Macon, cOmwal' II iay' potatoes to
s1hr C. NJ Walton Hall provine,town day,
Schr Amanda Powers Buock Et1abethport for Wsrehain
seir Emeins Sawyer Drsso MschSs IL days lumber to
Jed. frye Co.
Schr Oliver " Petit, Clark, Alexandria days.
sehr sarstoga. Adams Phisde pbis dbyE
Srhr Eclipse, Cook. Norfolk days.
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" A. Miller
schr Elizabeth, steemsp. Gree, Egs hSrbo,
Schr u. Jones, Cook Great Egg EJbor.
Schr Clara Msrrick Montgomery Philadelphia tsys Goa
10 Van Dnlen Dulen Go.
schr J. Barley, Williams, Philadelphia day.. coal 70
Tyler Co.
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raising and removing barge from alps between Seventeenth
Eighteenth streets r. aud canal boa, Cora Campbell,
dited and allowed al n coo and tho Comptroller be directed
pay them from appropriation GOm Ineumbrances in Har'
Which wa. adopted by the following vote:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Blunt Davis, Little, Purdy Roche
Stewart and Tweed-7.
a. adopting resolution as follows; . ,
Reor,d That the bill Of jas, F. Poole for Isps'r' 70 Sd
HaIem Bridge be audited and allowed at l39 - ard The
Comptroller be directed to pay il tom sgProP1'on f'' Nc
Which was adopted by the following %er; -
Afrmatiye-SuPey,sofs Blunt Davis, L'' fnfdy ROCHE
Stewart and Tweed.
favor of adopting resolution ~ fol'ows:
Reolred That the bill Of Adam i.aa fr hnf ~ election
no Of Fith District Twelfth Nart November election DO
audited and allowed at BIO and the co,nroeF sc'ed 10
pay i from appIopriation for friction L,pen''''
Which adopted by the following vote: -
Acknowledgements Blant, Davis Little loid!
Roche s,ewort md T,gccd-7.
Tho Committee Animal Taxes Presented rpor' ~
favor OF adopting resolution as fellows:
Re,0ired Thet the ta1 on $1,000, porsoha properly
ssesed 10 FUen Rent Tor the year 1863 be aud tho is
hereby remtted she having personal property and was
ek during the whole term the tan books were opn exam
Which wa, adoptsa hy the following vote:
Acknowledgements Blunt DSyis, Little Purdy Roche
Stewart and Tweed
The Conitee on annual Taxes presented repoH 10 ia'or
Of adopting resolution 81 follows:
Re.seG That the tx ! iocco pcr,oua property s'
same is hereby RENTED Sir. Smith having been Iesden.
and taxpayer Of Cg""ns County, Ne" ON iot "e Pa
couny.
Which was adopted by the following votes
Acknowledgements Blunt Davis, Little Ptrdy Roche
Stewart sui Tweed-i
The Comnit,ce on Annual Tayes presented report in favor
o, adopting resolution g. follows; ,
Rered That the tay sloo0 personal property for the
wear 1853 assessed 70 Cha r. White. be and tie same -
h.eby reduced TO SO Nj White having only ttst amount
property and having applied AZ the proper time a
' a. of se Cumus vi IL1cs and htsssDeDts 10
have the proper valuation med
Which " adopted by the following vote:
Acknowledgements Blunt Davis, Little fuTdy Roche
Stewart and Tweod-7.
The Committee Annual TGIes presented report IN favor
Of adopting resolution ~ follow;
Rsred That the "a, Of ashington Murray, as executor
of tho estate Of Nancy Dana deceeied FOR 1865 be- iedneed
from $4,000 valuation OF SJJ31 70, and that Tie lie
ceiy.r of IA,es be instructed 70 receive TAI on tie latter
amount.
Which was adopted By the following vote:
Acknowledgements Blunt Davis, Little Purdy Roche
Stewart, and Twecd-T
Motions.
Supervisor pURpy moved that whom the Board hdogrn
do 20 Saturday 3th inst, at IL oeoeh ~ "meh
carried ~,
Supervisor PuRpY moved that The Board do now adjourn
Which carried.
Whereupon President declared that the Board stood
adjourned Until Saturday, 9Th ins, st " oeIoch a M
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
rOlT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !
Cleared.

observation-disclosures, Jones, AspinwAI, d. b. Allen
Continental, Sumner New Orleans
ship--J. Thonp,on, Blake Liverpool, s. Thomp.on's
Nephew A. BounseI lprus) BIan Liverpool e. Lulins
British Queen tBrl AylwsTd Glasgow, J. T. Whiting Co.
BGrb,-Goden Fleece Rhodes. Bsrbadoesj Templar, Bart
lett, hey West, Lant Brothers heTeuro tAus) hastosch
shangisc, T.. w. Hu,sey Co. -
Elv Ell L Co. Eastern Star, Ward Bubadoes, Bishop 4
Brother Vsssine tltaLl Chazzaro, Hevane, Phillips
Frperiuent Hlggius baltimore, Bentley, Smith Co.. T.
y. WAmer smsn Port Royal, r. D.. Hurlbut & Co.
Afe,ta tBr) McAlnen, Maia,noros, p. l. Nevins Son
sehooners-MAy Qupen, Colt. Baltimore. Van BIunt
slssh,; Gertrude, Hills. New Haven NJ. Adsms Walton
Chincotessue A C. Havsnsi @. L., Fuller, Philadelphia
Bentley Smith Co, Ocean Queen SWEET Crasy Island
Crowe Paine Maria Lont Tracy. Pot Roys r. ?. Buck
Co., Victoria (Br6 Wick!snd Msismoros, Victor Duck
WITH Commerce Daniels Fortress Monroe y. Campbell
Moses Nss Name Van Name Fortress MonIse, B 9. Vince
-r Chiuearora Msdiron FORTRESS Monroe d. b. Wkeeer
Caroline spadins, Duck Creek Del, w. II. Btewn Co.
Rs,s{ Nave BeysS. L. II. Simpsons e. B. Met
Sloop -Lsss One, Jope Fortress Monroe y. CSDybel