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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16

iugard elective, be taken by the oldest person or
younscs child
Madame ZadoC POrter,S Curative
B0l>aul ~ no new and untricd medic ne, hut has
hcru used by the public for the past - years, With
pRrallelel success and has acquired its present cN
tcnsNe aud largely increasing sale SIMPLY hy being
recommended by those 40 have used IL to their az
hiCtei friends and othyvs
Hf you have Cold, Il ever so slight, do not
hl 70 ggc the BJlsam trial, the very low price At
which It Is sold hriu6s 70 In the reach of every one
thai they always Keep N convenient for use The
iimcly use q p cent bottle wilt oRen prove to he
worth one hundred times It's cost
10 not he put OIL with any other, Ask for HAD
anne Aad0c POrter'> Cough URisanI, Ia
sist on having Il, aud take other II your Druggist
does not have q, have hin Svui and get q fnr you
u - sold bY All Druggists at ~ and 30
CrutS per BOtIlc,
MESf & TRCAN, Toledo, Wholesale Agents.
S,ld 10y PECk n HAMILTON, FcrrysburC.
HALL & BUCKLE, Praprietors,
s9i1 Pts GrcenWich street, New York.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16

To who brings udtculo to boar against
truth dnIs in hls hand a blade without \
hill opo wouo ,hcly to cut himself than
anybody cleo
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16

npyour duty, however dangerous. pcath
COMES t. aIl AMI tho world docs mot mood
Your bodily presence aumnch 49, ttdocS your
mplal hnrr,,m
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-16

Mr. James w. Crafts, n experienced
.rOwer of Tobacco. communicates to the
ioston CRiiicator his molc Of preparing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-16

Lieut.. Winship has been appointed assistant
to the Provost NIarshal General Of the De-
partment OF Washington; With his headqpar~
fers 10 alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-16
THE RAID oF TIE coNFEnERATEs.

THE RAID oF THE coNFEnEaATEs'
From the Washington star.]
We learn that portion Of Col. Moseby' S
+; force, under command Of Capt. Manler, passed
Leesburg. little to the south, at early hour
during the night of Tuesday They had
charge of 25o head OF cattle, and each man
was leading horse The force numbered
about 25O, and they did not appear to notice
anything as they passed, but seemed s1nteht
upon pushing their way forwad. They were
subsequently heard of as passing Saickers-
Vile, and moved on down this side OF the
mountains and passed Ashby's Gap, although
it was said they intended going through the
latter.
Another body of cavalry was heard Of be-
tween Salem and Chester Gap on Wednesday
at noon. Their course indicated that they
would leave Culpeper on their left and push
forward 70 some point in Madison county.
Major Gilmore and his command were among
the last to cross the Potomac, which they d1d
little above Edwards Ferry, and after cross
ing, a force of TWO or three hundred was de-
tached from the main command and moVed 10
the direction of Snick ersv!lle, the main torce
moving in due southerly direction, apparently
in direct course 70 Ashby' Gap
Breckenridge and staff were near Leesburg on
Wednesday morning cary and superlntenoeo oeo
the movement past there.
The Nashville Union Of the 18th Instant
states that the Federal army had driven the
Confederates, and had arrived at the tortlflca"
tions in front Of Atlanta. A dispatch from
Chattanooga on the 18th says: The ConFed-
crates have burned the railroad bridge and
also the common road bridge across Chatta~
hooche yesterday. Sherman has crossed the
river above and below tie bridges. and effected
lodg.nent on the south bank. The ConTed-
crates abandoned strong fortiGcations on the
Chattahooche heights, commanding the
bridge, being fanked. It is uncertain in what
direction they have gone.
A fire occurred at Brooklyn New York, yes
terday by which property valued at $1,000
was destroyed. Among the property destroy"
ed was the bark Lewis, and cargo OF nitrate
Of soda valued at $4,000, and the bark
Cubana, valued at $4,000. The buildings
uere valued at SIS, 900. Sugar and molasses,
valued at 5000; seventeen hundred tons OF
euano, belonging 20 the Peruvian Government
valued at $24O, 900, were also all destroyed
A large number of explosions were caused by
the presence of $24O, 900 worth OF saltpetre
in building. Several persons were slightly
injured. |
The following mails were captured by the
Florida IN board the Electric Spark, on Mon
dav the llth instant, in latitude 81 deg 80
min., longitude II deg. rs mln'' VIZ: 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-16
FROM PETERSBURG.

FROM PETERSBURG.
The steamer Keyport from City Point,
,ronoht to Washington yesterday number of
man IF the 255th Ohio, Zone hundred days
meo who are sick with fever. There were
,omo Indications that the Confederates are
mpdtatipg an attack upon Grant, and they ap-
np,r to be feeling his lines. Considerable skir-
miiing has taken place within the past few
1avs at different points along the lines.
The Confederates have taken advantage OF
the withdrawal OF some gunboats from the
James river, and they fired upon the steamers
George Weems and United States from field
battery stationed near Wilson's Landing. The
Weems had portion Of her stern knocked OFT,
and three shots passed through the United
States, not doing much damage, however.
As the Keyport came down the James
River, she saw large body Of Confederate
cavalry on the banks short distance below
Wilcoxs. The Keyport put on all steam and
passed them with full headway, but no dem
olsiraton was made against the boat.
Nothing has, as yet, been heard from Sherl-
dan, who has gone on another laid with large
force Of cavalry.
The Keyport brought up twenty-one desert
ers under guard of detachment of the 2Oth
New York, commanded by Lieut.. Mnlker.-
This officer also had five men under SEN
tence Of court martial, including captain.
The Washington Chronicle says: 1.-The late
skirmishing near Fort Stevens has developed
some new kinds of ammunition used by the
Confederates. Among the missiles found was
aconcal musket ball of lead, in three divisions.
Another is brass chain. shot, I've inches IN
length, with conoical brass ball, three fourths
otan inch in length, at each end. The chain
part is three and half inches in length, form
ed of two stout brass wires twisted together
and permanently riveted to the ball at each
end''
The accounts of the strength of the Confed-
crates in their late raid into Maryland, vary
from 5000 to O,O0o This shows that there
Rno accurate knowledges, whatever, upon the
ssubect-though it is probable there was moth
ing like the last named number
A colored boy about Is years of age' tell
overheard yesterday in the dock at the foot OF
A'ng street, but was rescued by Lieut.. Benz.
McGraw, who though an Indifferent swimmer
Jumped overheard and succeeded In saving
Tue drowning boy.
Ar' J. W Maury, who was day or two
aace arrested in Washington on charge OF
Il reasonable sentiments was yesterday dls-
'4aEsed from the Old Capitol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-16

is expected from New Brunswick, on the
frontier ana that Mr. Lincoln telegraphecl 60
the proper authority at New York 10 send g
vessel thi1her Immediately. The j. s. consnI
at St. Johns, n. B., has notified Governor
Cony that small! party OF Southern ernigrant5
and syupathizers LETT St. Johns On Wednes~
day night to commit depredations on the t1on
tier Of Maine It is possible but not pro
babIGe
4 correspondent writes from Guaymas, Meg
ico, June %, shat official information has BEEN
received there Of conspiracy to seize one or
more steamers on the coast Tor pri7ateoring
purposes The persons indicated are said TO
be at Guayu1as. where steps have been taken
to check them.
Two officers Of the Michigan Sharpshooters
have been convicted before Court Martial
held in the Army OF the Potomac Of cowardic
at Spottsylvania Court House, North Anna
River and Gold Harbor, have been cashlered,
ther swords broken, &c.
The French occupied Nlazatan ON the 9TH
OF July. There was French frigate of tho
laarbor. Il had seized Mexican schooner.-
The deEonces OF The city had been completed,
but there were 10 guns 50 protect the works,
A dispatch from Macon says that Hunts
vile, Randolph county, was entered By gaer~
rilIas and from seventy. i've to one hundred
thousand dollars taken. One citizen was
killed.
Commissioner Osborn in New York has De-
cided on holding Isaac Henderson, late nary
agent, for trial, and committing him 70 await
the action ot the grand jury.
The steamers Welcome, Glasgow, Sunshine,
Cherokee, Northern, and E. D. Dix, we're
burned at St. Louis on Fri,lay The loss Will
probably reach half million Of dollars,
! The Washington Star says 1.-THE report
that Moseby was operating IN the vicinity Of
Alexandria, with view Of making a dash into
chat CITY, is without foundation.
The Washington Chronicle says Much
of the novelty and enthusiasm Of war has
worn of, and it is now difficult to raise yoIUa
teers for long terms"
Miss Katie Estelle, lessee and manageress
of the Petersburg theatre, announces that, as
the actors in her company have been sent by
the government TO the trenches, the PERFORM
arces are for the present. suspended.
Lieut.. Winship has been appointed assistant
to the Provost NIarshaZ General of the De-
partment Of Washington, With his headqpar~
So,c EI.vapG~ia
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Complicated Chronic ('Omplaints

The 1octur practice IN founded On truth u
seventeen years standing, asa difsrs from VII 9th
ers No triHiug with human existence, or kae-
riGcing life By experiments TIE Bostor Enoss
upon examnatien the csuse 81 the disease, and
the remedy De edsB TO femoTe II not by guessing
but by knowledge analy ses the disease aud the
medicine none brt vegetable sui stances used
all mineral aaa p0isJnyas incidence discarded
The eetor has aiscpye Cd uanf ren'eiies ~ hD
travels IN auth America, tniitaft anu other
countries, r ifieh he t,Hds o. general In tho
healing art. i IL 10 be hDl'gt tG4t iLgaiiis no
have tired doctors ami adv q sea medicines un-
til worn cut and dis couIagti, will .e-IaiT not of
a ours untii they hays given Dc. " - medicine
and magnetic operations trial. bpttbg his
travels be Lss been the Instrument. - Uoi's
hands, ot i4et9tin. {. health AM sof ibpuessd
who were IN the verge p. the gfsYr, 4ad are now
living 6nunents ~ Ms sAsi and spec..sInl;rest-
taen, ana ATE sstly axelaiiHHg, ''llisfse' oe The
day when Il 81 We saw and peftv.f. - the Auli,-
tic and Magnetic IoctQi's treath3erf" ..lp.,ne-
tory reference Nil he eheeriulis gwen rheu re-
CURED. Ihs Doctor vii pledge his reputation
and staae his Oh - make Permanent cufes IN al
cases he undertake.. tia mode Of fxarui alton
ID with the Eye, *'.d IL anaiyt ic.i proeess *
the waste material OK iho H.. lie there no
asks no questions, Dor requires ,nyalids u ex-
plain SYMPTOMS telltH.. tie csnse anil the l.ss-
tion I'll the Gies.a Aa with IT, feet certainty.
i1g- n. h. bR. WaUDBrLL sbsolo .it sdysrl;s.
ca nothing but what nc hos he ahai,,y 10 p.o.
form. All forms 0. female dlfieG.tjo- a..el4rl
with the happlest rsfuits. iuralida ~lo esprot
oonsalt the Doctor ID person, 81 giving n slate
uent Of ,boir case, will 10 Etteaiei 10 PROMPT.
!. :, ana medicile forwarded ~ .IIrsts sb.n O.
", frei
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Brandfeth's Pills.

bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood lett wi hare N re room. But as the body
IS maue from the blood and sustained by the
blood, to vastc our blood is to waste our life, an
ruin our constitution Eut Brauirsth's Pills rs-
iieye 'hs rcuaiion as readily as bleeding by on
!y taking away waat it can well spare. and THEY
Hgvas EURr.
ars Hooper. Of Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
~. Vitus ance, General Debility AID Costive-
ness of many y airs standing by Brandreth's Pills.
The case length ispublishsd in the Pamphlets.
sold bg +. ;. ballorl Davenport, Iowa, and by
all respectable dea.ers in medicines. fbl da 3n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
i'm ,portant Cure Of Consumption.

The Rev. A. e. Hu1s, IL Indiana polls, md.
adds hi . Testimonial to the many otaeIs ps.,.,n.
entity c.9red of Consumption, by ~ aoosHfLL;
IAN 20 ost happy ~ subscribing ny name among
the frienls Oh In WoobuFiL., 70 whom / . O
knowledge satful rencn eerance Tor his FRO.
tessional duties On yself. had bsen sfafcted
with onsu nptrop for The las three years. and
for over a % Ind nos been atIo ID walk about.
he'd exhausted Oil the skill o. tho hest rhvsi.
clans far and and near, nd Of la;s IL began %
sssumc very serious aspect, aud the last ,av m
hope had slMcs. expired, when heard of tn n,
q cat success. applied ~ him under chose fseae
ment tps euro vas perfect Ia sig weeks 20 that
resurled my occupatiou in the paipit All TIA.
ces OF fbr disease aisaPIe~rer ! nave been veil
snd strong ever since II Il now over i've vs.,s
since the cure WAS Effected, and still M no.,
continues freefrcm any trace OF the disease vhat
ever. mnat eAeerfuiy recommend al lsfsic,ea
10 him. lie has saved my life and many uthsrs.
and my prayers are God bisss hin, and NAV he
live for many years tor the sake Of suHe,iny In.
mainly.
REV. A. q. HUME.
JsDIASoPoIIs. Feb. 10, loss.
iAPcKrAST issrihDsIAL--The following n
onc q the many testimonials of rsssrfsble
cures, performed by DRs WoobHrli u r@..hs.-
ted Cancer and Oh ROME Liseaes rLysic;sn ~
has been stopping for The AZ, three week a ~
-. Nicholas Hotel Ia .usc.t,.
Justice 70 W. Noo4husi, O.. . eelStrai>o u neoe
and Chronic Disease Ih ysician, iprsls Ne g sive
psosle,tl - the foiosing facts :soEs tsas ts.ss
psosssnced ~ the bsst physisises : Ueeess.
consulted and smploy u the best medical skll the
countfy Afforded, s1d III failed. And haA ~.
% Up n despair 20 Dc. Ny paias wsse eeese
knsw eosid not last nssk loIRse. u u.
Woodhui9s arrival hero, and bearing of hie 49,
dsfal cures. placed nysssf sads Biz lfcst@sst.
40 in e~eniy-icur hours after ths appiIsatlss Of
The Doctofs Turkish Uaaeoe HpIve. - CHsess
.as desd, 70 that an istrumcnt could s 70
sbfocgh it without the least Bit Of pain. NE
e.rs = p.sfset, snd On entirely Wsii. he ~
idisy g ne caFs = past III lima isetlsa.
~ foeidsncs 10 near DrrinsSeld. ~ 1s.s.s
JAMES 4. nDgooCI M
~ yeeeogs Residsass - e1oo = " ". "
w. Avsnses Chtssge. ssssss ii s. !, go
5Qu - 1 AZ ~ ~ - = 60
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS
wilcox + GIBBS
= r w ING M n Cn1NE
Price, with Hemmer 4 Teller. $40
THE WILCOX SEWING u.cu,
L is The beet moeline. w.thout regard TO ,,r,c.
Family sewing,
Rraiding,
ffcsnlming,
Telling,
Tmckimg.
10y
COrding,

COrdtnE.
Il forms nat. even and elastic seam vh;ch !.
M.fran.eo Motto rip IN wear even If the seam /,
cu;nstances so survive the wash Tub.
patented device Of great utility to lea,r.,.
prevents the possibility u the machine beinp nm
In the wrong direction or the balance vheai
wearing lady's dress.
Ano her feature which deserve. nart;cn,., :.
tention j. Tie ilcox Patent Needle vh;ch c.r.
not wrong.
III euphatically the good low-p,iced family
sewing niachine that the public have long Decn
wanting Tor. = Boston Transcript
IT'S indeed wonderful production an l for fam.
ny US IS ecially no other will bear any compar
ison with it, PHI. Erening Jonrnrl.
shecha3ieal wonder.-scfepfifc Arae,,c1.
among TIC best and most gerviccable SEWN
maehihes. Light aud elegantly finished and 90
simple " i's construction that il seems almost
Impossible forit to get out o. repair Pins6nro
Csronicae.
mas comoined With its own peculiar m erts all
ing Ieahy valuable Improvements of the higher
price, machines. -Fennsy iranian.
| nis inschne in the opinion q the Committee
ms more nearly the requirements Of ,erfec, ms.
| CHINE than sny on cxhibtion.--fsaaH in 1n.,ttn,,
Report ~ s5s "
iaking INTO consideration simplici. v cheappess
aufsoiiy and Going all woif the co ssrnittee were
| nhah mnasiy IN favor Of the Wilco 4 4 Gibbs. q
| single threat machine - Penastir ana .s,u,~ IA
rscnltptei Soc,ety's Report.
ne mest IN justice express our confidence in IN,
mfrifs q ne Wilcox 4 Gibbs ewing machine.
We consider that great disi ierntum has boo,
eplt'sa % 1t in proving beyo nd doubt that w
,haesos arg not, as was supp" eed, necessary 10
| GOO niachine.-C Christian a drocate and .1ourra,
| June 81. $780, '0"'" w.
| After much wear and many ,.sh;n,s n
| S Is iouna 10 re- ain ell the roundness
evenness and fTmness vi Itch are so j, ucb al
| at rst.-Acr York .Snn
Ia prireii ii is perfe q. Eaoiu,cr Lndon
| Dtigj 9oa' oih's OF superiority owe, al others
setsicesbie mae nine. Oftbis we have ar
pea,thce IN our own family Boston irartler.
ihs eesn'y and simplicity of its mechanics
N9srv'ue ma .hine heretofore introduced hn
ms sh"it ur re acquired such well meri,ed 20,
u'asi1g = CIne a.a,ti Ga.ette.
seem - the best ,nacnin for family use-
&c se4eA - IN. rceptonat - 81 yasd ~ nanay hu,
area ca.sf" et Pta0deiphta.
sESend for n Circular. ~
JAMES WILCOX NJ uf4c,urer,
! sN9 -ctt sos Brosdwsy,k Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Prof. III res .afg~sstx

MI LECTURE IN DAVENPORT stxr
-, wees. Dac no ice viii be given of the
pr.o'se t'ne ~ place. Tickets viii b. i.suea
ony 70 ~uch number - cen bs convenien,Iv
,s-ss.a 70 ne plasc procarsd foe no lie slure.
- u at reduced r.ie IL Is r. .s,s ~
Wss3 = Fls0ssrs - i to-s. Bsaay strset
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Er. Z. H. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
CEs'Ss u VIC NESE.YNEA.

Offers the most certain, speedy aud eHec. usl
RE dDIES in the World for the following COM
plants in herr obstinate stages, viz;
Lt,ases u he 7aroat, LusgS, Heort SPLEEN, Lir-
e., NomacS, jropssg ~ me Gbest. Eye Qsd
Lar: hbtamni,saf. N,uralgia Ias, and
after Asrrona Gfropqsments on
d,sGa.es of ne Btood, .>e,oGlia,
keBsipetos. Cancer, FAR
.>ores, Leprs.y. nd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
TIE GREAT SECRET.

Il i3aimittod by ali physicians that the grand
secret o! health AID log; life lies in keeping the
mood and various aids Of ths body in high de-
greo Of diiiity. When you feel continu pain
the head or b.wes, or any other parts Of the
bod;, you can prevent serious sickness oy taking
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
70 COHSU az ritz. 8.

TIE Rev. h. A. Wilson's hemedy Tor Consump-
ton; Asthma, Bronchitis, oughs, Cold, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with q
pamphlet giving be pre- .cripticn and e short his
tory Of his cave. can be obtained OF
l.. - BALLOsD,
Druggist, avenport, Iowa, no. s West "a St.
d.cZ3 aim .N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
SELECT VOCAL COMPOSITIONS.

SELECT VOCAL COMPOSITIONS,
fuelished in Numl,e,s. for the Conyen-
iooceo Musical Conventions, Cboirs
and Singing Classes & Schools.
The CHORALIST. J.. Election O, STANDARD
choruses, Anthem, Trios, Qaartets, DC, with
An accompaniment for the Organ or Piaao-Forie.
Zach is cents.
iHk OPERA. a Collection OF Trios, Quar-
,e's and Choruscs nom Favori.e Operas. Each
% cents.
TIE LYRIC DIANA. Collection Of Che.
rnsss an Concerted Pieces from the Principal
Operas. Ia Oh rs cents.
SiABAT MATER. Coueer ed Pieces al d
Choruses rom Ro'sini's Stabat NQte,.."
A list of piece contained in each Of tho above
cohectj ns will be sent on DUPLICATION to thu putt
Usher. Copies Of the works mailed postpaid on
iecei pit Of price reduction of price will be
maleon quantities. OLIVER OLSON h CO.,
cnbiisherf, 217 Washington Street, Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

Don't you fall to read the advertisement in
this pager headed
I11a ID ortnntf 10 Fem aIe0.
r. ohsessman, of new York, has devoted tho
81 thftg wears Of his Practice to sezaaie coal-
plants. HIS PIls aet like q charm They are
Relate and .Ssfe. 10 y dw6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
a t,sena Ned Irylt.

a ttseGa III ned Isyn.
DIR. siN nEI'S iNFALLIbIt lIYENENT, is
prepared fof the iecipeo ID stephen Swee,
- Caanc sttc..t. the great bone setter, ana has
-" ais nractice Ter he last tsenty years
With the most as'7 ming s1cce s. rs an extel.
AL remedy, It il without rival ard will alevl-
lie ain ore speed y than any other preparation
FOR All Rheumatic and SeVou disorders tits truly
tntallihie. and a curative for Sores Wounds
NPra1us. bruises, &c.,i soothing, healing ard
p1weTlni stretgthe Elng properties excite tn.
ust wonde: and astonishin NJ Of all who have
ever given u trial Over III and certi6-
cates OF remarkable cures, periotraed By within
the l,stt~o yaais, attest this Tact. Seeadyertise
rent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
TIE CONFESSIONS u hxfEklEkaE
OF n1a Inv eli &

Published for the benefit, an as warning and
4 CAUTION TO YOU.,G MEN,
wIo suffer from SpeTmaserrhoa. Nervous De ,ili-
ty, Premature Decay, etc supplying ut the sane
ttae Iae Means Of @eif Cure. By one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and injury through medical humbug an quack-
cry.
ny enclosing pos paid addressed envelope,
sirgo copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
ny q -d&wiyl h.dford. Kings Cn"n.v.S Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

The Washington correspondent OF
the Journal Of Commerce writes: "The
iemand for General MeClel ans History
# the Army OF the Potomac continue.
to be very great, and tie frs, bound
copies we're delivered to members at
evening. They were going off TO day by
the cart load, and 10 not see how III,
slouse can refuse TO print the suditional
copies asked for. Unlike most public
documents, the probability is that t6i.
one viii be read by thousands from the
first TO The last page"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

Maretzes's Opera troupe is in New
York. The Herald SAYS: "Neyer
were such displays of magn cent to,-
lettss. such show OF diamonds ed lace.
III ade in our mus'ca! temple; never were
there such imWerse audiences assembled
withiu It's wall; never was .een sucb
,on'us on Of vehicles in its yic,n;,v
such crowding. pushing and getting en-
tang led as the people Issued /, on It's Dor.
tas."
Hon. William Whiting, Solicitor OF
the War Department, has decided that
aliens who are subjects of foreign Gov.
ernment. having voluntarily enlisted in
the service of the UnlteI States. AS sinh.
sttates for drafted men, are net ent,.d
to be discharged from sgch service b,
'eason OF alienase. but may, u.der III.
law OF nations, be held to perform th.,
engagements, without giving the Gov
eminent to whom their allegiance is due
just cause Of complaint.
Among the military arrivals in Nav
York, IS chronic!ed that OF Iratbar ~.
| celebrated Indian warrior and chat of
the Majoves, Wallapas, S.n,as. Anachas
aud Chlmanavas. lie commands 1000
warriors. who live mostly in Arizon.
Territory, and a, he say, he has com.
North It ses where SO many lsIe-,accs
com. from" re will yisi. Bosr. n phi.
adelohi', Baltimore aud .Vashingt.n
before returning Indians are not gen
orally fond Of learning, but this chef is
undoubtedly the best red man of bis
t,ibe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

In Aiidlesex county. n. y, here a,e
seven large snuff factories, which, two
years ago did thriving business. Lu. a.
present are closed on account of IN,
nigh plices demanded for tobacco. on
account OF the Government. tax.