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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c REAT AMERICAN REM EDY."
Dr. HArvoys0
hro \ OF b rim r m q le Pills,
IA HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties aris,ug from
OBSTRUCTION Or STUPfAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
the hites, or otaer weakness Of the Uterine Or
gans. Tho Pills arc perfectly harmless on the
consultation, and may b. taken By the most deli
icsse female without causing disusss At the
same time Act Like - C1aAr11a.
BY strengthening, lLviyursting aud restuslng the
system to a healthy condition,snd by bringing IN
on the monthly period OF regularity, 10
matter from what cause the 0hssfuc ion may
fret three or tuar mon hs OF pregnacy, though
the reeult. Essn boz contains 70 pills. Price 81.
DE-. Hdsvsy's 7reesses on dissa.es Of ksmsles.
= Psysoscy, Miscarriage, BasysHnses, 6eersli-
~, KeprodSes;on aaj Absss Of Aassrs,
and emphsticslly the LADIxs' Pal. lrD MEDICAL
ADv1ssE, pamphlet Of ~ pages, sent irss 10 ~
adaress. nix cents required 20 pay postage.
The FILLS AID BOOK vii DO sent ~ mail.
dsntiAly, whom desired, securely scaled, aud pre-
PAID, on receipt OF money BY
J. BkT AN, N. D., 9essrel Agent.
-76-Osdax-ssrsss, New York.
aold By oil the principal Dfugeiets.
Smi b DwyeT, " hUlssale Agents, Chicago.
Il. J. Wills Axens davenport.
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MAN ssOUD!

AND TIE v10OR OF YOUTH RESTORED
IA in four weeks, BY Or ri OKD'o ks>ENCL
or LIFE. Dr. hicord (of Paris aft Z Year, Of
earnest solicitation has 1t leng secsded to tue
urgent request ct the American public. and ap-
poirted ~ Agent ia New York. for the sale Of his
valued and highly prised Essence Of Aite. This
wonderful sseat vii restore Manhood " he most
shattered constitutions, in four weeks. AMI. u
sssd according - printed instrusttoos, fsiurs is
inpestabls. This lits.Esstusing :. NEEDY should
- ssaet ty On shoot 10 massy, - il effects are
pssuansAG s3ues~ss, II svefy ssss 10 certain.
ivDes ksSofA's Esseues 81 Lite 10 sold 10 Gases.
with suu iast,uet,ens ass, ~ -. Or fsus auaa-
ctiev d sss for 81 Aud will Do sent 70 any part,
s-fs,ully packed, On sscs,pt Of rsnisfaoes % his
aeereditsd tgsut Circular sent tree % receipt Of
PHILIP ROLAND, AL Browne street,
.mch3-3m@ dsos west Of Brad way, MY.
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DIR. WEEr'S
L MTNIltbIe an 4 ne e - { i,
TIE

6RHAI In llshNAA 0II MIL
70. Rhsam ass~. 0oss, Nssrssgsa. Lsn.6aoo, sig
Neck and Joisss. Hprsss.., Brsists. Cass s"d
Wos"is, Pisss. HeadseAs. and az H"ss'
ssafio and Asrvoss d.sorders.
Dr. S..pAen sweet, 81 1ScRs ellfut.
The Great Natural hone Setter
Dr.. st III n swsst, II r0nnect!cut,
IL known all over the United S,stes,
b.. s.ephea Awe-t Of ssnntttc'it,
Is the AUTH n Of DE-. Sweets infaliibls Eminent
Er. Swae.'s Saf inti, L.0,msAt
Cures Rheun .tism end rsver falis.
tr >w,aI's III l ibi- LlBimenty
IL certain remedy for Neuralgia.
D. ~wo'L'a laf i.ib!t IsnlDfnt
Cures butas an Ses,ds immediately.
DR.. sweets inf.i Tile Ltaimont
Il the best kno remady fot Sprains and Bruiser.
- swo<C's iGf II bio l.iAl1rsl
Gives immediate relief to Piles, and ssldon fails
- cuIs
Dr. HWest's s.fs"ibis l.sn'mant
Curss headache immediately and wss nsvor
kno IN to is'i.
Dr. .wes,'s shfail BIZ L.!sts~ept
ID, rds ,m mediate relief for riles. and sci
fails % care.
D.. .wraL's lnfsyllb likintkt
lures Toothacas in one minute.
D.. sweets laf. llsbls Linlnest
burss Cats and W ounds immediately and leave
no scar
Dr.. ~ .et's lHfalilble LiNinsNt
the best remedy for Sores in The Known world.
Dr.. SWoSt's lEfAll.ble IMMINENT
- been used By moro than million people, aud
all praise II. IN r. ="
Dr. Sweot's lsfsiiieee eslKlDeuS
truly . friend In ned, = AID svsry fsmil J
should have IL 1T hand.
Or. Swset's lsfsllibio Llalnlent +,
for sale BY all Druygist,. Price = and 80 cts
RICHARDSON ! CO..
Sole Proprietor, Norwich, Ct.
For sale by LORD / SMITH, wholesale
Fusgi.ts, 20 Lake street. Chicago, Els, general
Rsnts tor the NORTH west agls-d~l
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zvsiss yvm 6y OSiosSo ti1ss which u ssstss ssts'
wsss fssew tAAA DSvewDost time.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. nov. 18TH
~ 1858, and until further notice, passs0gsS
trains will leave Davenport a. follows:
500 4. 4. tor Osinnsli and Wssoingtoo.
SEQ ?. =. for Iowa City aud Mascalias.
SaAlss AssivD A. DAvsmrosr - voLL0vt.
500 ?. \. from 0sinnell aud Wsshinyton.
8l6Y.n from 0rsnell and Asssasins.
The 500 Z. ~ seasn out Of Dsvenpvet makes direct
connections ~ 0siasell, Iowa city and Washing
u with she Western Mage Cen pan . stages Tor
81 points West, south vest and Northwest.
Cssins from the West connees ~ Dsvenpoft
vith trains Of the Chicago end Rock island Kali
enad for oil points East, North and south.
Pssssagsrs are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions ~ 70 th Destination Of
the,s hsvvA7e a,sn 20 xs.s hsfOee taking
shsn sea,s . "a ;AiS.
JOHN r. TRACY, (3snl Sap't.
4. KInYALL, Ass't Sup't.
Daveuport Nov. Is. iHA3.--ht.
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Third kdi ION, 5Uth Thousand
MAN zOoA1.

+. TREATISE On SkMikAL WkAkNI ~
"A iDvpiunt.ry Emisslocr, AeDlal ana lLysiez
incapacitg. Lose u rover. Premature ..eo.y, Ia
pediuueuts ~ Marriage. Nervous Uebilit,, Sci
auus< oexu Il Diseases, de-, 10.
ry .aGDr. r.. bgLL. u. ~, Memoer Of the KOyo.
G. liegs ot -uFgeons,L mon. " psgss. Price &
1hl. Look snouid Dc Fssi b. every one. 40.
part c.lafly BY thOes arriving vt MsnL 0od. II
cvntains inpor snt sdvios 70 AL and the mo ps o,
..avus . s.vsssssds rom q L,'e o, J.ssevs.
Ssst undsr . sesisd envelope, ~ mai, IN 70
eeips Ut the aloney VI postage staups,by
J. bki AN, VI. D.. C-4sr-,t sew York
J. Ellis. Agent, davenport.
&wlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

WIN r1a ARRANGemBnT, Seee.
~ AMI An 81 hONUAYs NOV. y. 1855.
~ - oetA toBeA8 1oo1oDl tsa1oo vtf1 isAve
psssspsss daily. oasdays sasslesA, - fssovss
- 0All tea1A -. 80. .s........e3S 4. T.
~ night o1pGuDs s....-..s.s.s.......o.4 40 ?. =.
Sslaas eesivo ~ Dsvsapsst daily, Susesys 81.
eepesA, - fsllsuos
lee night e1pooo0oA. .. 80. 80. .JSe Z. =
- daily eapeo0 - ooll tsaia -. sos ?. =.
Al tsoln6 esW ~ ssaesse n direct eoanense
eeOhieaes ~ tea1as sves bOeh the ASsAifae
SeasAesa, M6AioAa .Oeotsal, ntssbvrg, tess
Vay1s, 81 OAbH6o 1AllFseA 10 and iron Do
0eis, Ts,sts, sOaenbas, Olessiasd, Cissi.ned
nsessfg, Due1fsA, Do9lls, Niaesss Rsiis, Alne-
~ Nsv Yssk, PAiladslphiA, Balttnsrs ssd WssA-
fssUsassss 80 sasinAsA u tAs necessity d
0lvlag 1issaes olsesaSss - 10 che Destination .
0sis beggAgs. also 70 procure tieksas before sa.'
lag their sees u The cara, - The eosdeescn Cca'
ct farse only = STATIONS - she Lac Of No %
ego and Rock IslAnA kAjleoeA.
JOHN =. TRACE. SspsTisssaesas:
Davenport. New, u. lo1e cU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

I IN AND AFTEk Monday, NAY l3rH
~ AIN, 1863, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, - follows, sundays excepted :.
At yss0 A Il and IS IN, for Belvidere, Rockford
Frssport, Warren, Galsna, DunlitA, Dubuque
and intermediate places.
A. $50 A n aad S:45 r n for Dixon, Polo, Fui-
ton, Cedar kspids and intermediate points.
At { n for Clgin, bslvidses, Reekford and In
termedists points.
A. $50 P \ or Geneva and intsrmedisse plaess.
Passenger Tor Bslcit and Janssvills viii take
the ESQ p n ani P u ssais
Passenger for Crystal lake, McEenry. Rich.
moud Geneva lake and intermediate points, will
take the = n train
At $40 r II and 5:aS A II, from Dunleith, 0alsna
FroepOft, ste.
At $3.50 p Mna 500 A n, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, ixcn, etc.
A. ll:lO A frsn Fox River Valley.
Az S:SO n, Geneva Accommodatiop.
- Slesping Car ON Night Tnins.
- ...s.,- E. b. TALCOTr, Gent Sup'tJ
y. WHnsLHA. Cen. Pass'sr Act. nv3et
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MEDlCAiz.,

AesAJers ~ the Usteo
1sad tbs iollovine Lsttsn ssssivsd issa yo9
eenssdss = ssdorssnest Of he
WORLD ANOwN AND WORLD TRlED
aansDIss Krowx ~
Professor t40lLOvvAYO
PILLS AND ONT WENT.
Yen will nsrs End unsolicited tsstinoaials ~
csivsd from oil parts Of the country whore on
Army 10 in force.
SEE TO YOUR HEALTH,
Al Of you have some one interested II your vel
fare, then do not delay.
YOUR LIEF Is VALUABLE!
Not only 70 yoursslvss, but 70 yosr fathers and
mothsFs, SISTERS wives, and brothers. Then while
ySa nay, Psrehass your health
FOR 10 CENTS, 20 CENTS, OR ellO,
Will, when expended Ia these meaicines, bring
yoa down to the srsssest and riPsst Oh ase.
The following ess sensins Letters, On Gs fSr In
spsetion st this ofBes.
20 Aatdea Lane, n. Y.
Qaastssnastsr's Dspertnsnt,
syta illinois voluntssrs,
Folly leland. .. y November IS, 1865
Prof Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, n. 4:
SIs: Enclosed please 6nd .vo dollars, for
wnich ssn0 ne oos dollars worth each Of year
csisofatei ruis and Uint0spi. y ss,ur. nail.
Please attend to this ct once. tor An mach In
mesa o. the ABOVE remo0iso. AOdfess,
Lieut.. 4. " fsLL1ws, q. n.
3yta luinvls Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station, VAT
January Z, 1864
Ffof. hoLl0wAY-Dssr SIR: | hsvs heard .
great deal VI tsis about Your famous pills. and -
I never vas in the nssd VI them unti. nov, want
TO uy them - disfrh0a 10 very prevalent 81 the
pssseat time, s4od me the worth OF the ssslo 3D.
loars, 40, JVekPn WALSH,
90. E, 5sh Rsst, Asssls. o. Brigade.
Pulaski. Tenn, December 70, 1853.
Prof. HoLLvwAY-De. Sir: Please fad en-
fs0ous pills, as am troubled VITA dyspepsia and
sssk cure. Yours, 70,
Taos IussAa, 20 !, ID lows Infantry.
Morris Llani, 8 C, Jan -, 1864.
Prof HOLLowAY-Dsar s I: Disclosed you will |
asd % cents tor which 1 wish you to send me |
!one VI your W usols lie; sena them By mail |
enclose ~ Genus IOr postage. Ad0ress,
ISRAEL Z. Hall, Co y, 4ta N h,
Port koysl, o.C
Camp Of 5th Excelsior Brigade,l
January %, lss4
Prof. HOLIDAY Sir: Please send me for the /
Enclosed ~ cents the worth Of It in p,i, lossd
'aa 10 cent. to p.J postage. aud you vol ooligs
loufs, &c, cerss Nh fvwBss,
&c +, 6th Reg, Excelsior Brig, Washlns ton.
No ris Island, s q Jan q, 1864
frf. HOLL0vAT-Piease Gn enclosed tho ~ .
i OF dollar ivi pills. lnA>v arrb0 and cant |
e. .topp u, - l want 10 II, yo-r p.ns
lours, &C, WILLIAM IHnIsTY,
Go u, IUiIh Penn Vols.
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bIGEL HOTEL

rxONr 5rRssf. BKfwERx ~ ADJ 3 MAIN.
has MEY EK.. -........... Proprietor
lJrx<rAlNMENr PROVIDE" foR TIE
! travelling ,ub.io ana oily boAedsrs ct all
=, ia ca, ~ az satisfactory WAroer-
fa,esp, siii % sapplisd vith the best the
xet AFJrls, An toe rooms and beds will be
Il 10 n. most . .san. manner.
'@ Warm ne sis at oil hours.
Wiaes 4 LbQnWls
In ii ads AMI u the best quality constantly 90
a iyl@-dsf
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PARLIAMENT UURe ga

NEw MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ ARMAMENT CURE ufsi
Gonorrhea, elect, Urstarai discharges. Impo.
tence, Seminal W sakness, Mighty kuli ssions,
lncontinsnce, Genital Debility ana iTs,-
facility, Gravel, s,sricture and afec-
,iuns VI the kidney 4 Bladder,
which has bsen used by upwArds Of
100 Phy0uc1Mn0.
in their pri vste ptaotice, with eaire success, 50
perceding Cuoev's Capsules, or any other CON-
pound hitherto known.
BELLS SPkCKEI( PlLLS.l
ere speedy in action, often efecting euro in .
few days, and when cure is cGscsea II Is per.
msn~nt They are prepared fr,m vegetable sx-
tl.ois that are harmless on the systom, and never
nauseate the stonsch or iwpregnsto she breath
and being sugar coated, ali nsuseous tsstc ID
avoided. No change OF diet 10 Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere with
bnsiness. Each Box contains six dossn Pills.
Price 81. Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
In places whore no agent is advertised they will
be sent By mail, post psii, and confdsntislly So
Sufed from observation whom desired, on recsipt Of
u.onsy, BY J. BRYAN, NJ. D., rs Cedar-st, N. Y.
Smith Dvyer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
IL. WELLS Agent, Davenport.
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. a N - U M II II 10 IL
CAN 9S CURE

The advertiser, a Physician + thirty years ex-
perience, in she Ire .tmen, Of Lung Dlsesses,
Bsonchltis, asthma. 30, but nov retired from the
Practice, ls desirouf OF impartinx his experience
by dlGusirx information invaluable to suffering
humanity, and which has Car d thousands.
The sSnAe msoiciLe y i'll no do Ios Ill. Ne will
send Prescripsivn, with tuil dircotions Tor use,
adopted u each particular cast, and will surely 81
feet cure. TkY lit viii Gust You nothlnY-a
stamp requi. " ;or postage. Address.
b. 10 = l., Il. y. Boz sac, New York City.
IL. WEI Ls, Agent, d venpCr.
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|A11AAro - . 4 . On
Of q. TIE 0k1A -
No. - " ess-NecOo0 >treet.
|NcN cay ~ oRNlNo

uAo On HAMD IA. o. STOCK %
10 W 1xAo0 - IaAEas1osO
= he eaeep eh - to- uasA 6 Wholesale -
n. tAeioe s1ssss 70 baA - The nae =
|rSenn vnaso1 0pea nh euaseoep - ooDko.
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FARM For SALE

IN WHITFIELD TOWNSHIP.
1tO Acres, 80 under Cultivation,
llALANGs 11NsER AND PAsTUkAGg-
- ~ I'd mage TT st0ok will y sold WY lev
-.spo es11 0osn -sse.nalf oss year's credit.
Assn g ESQ., +. oAvRNPlxf. EN
nj De4on1 +. QuH6lN.A
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=. follo~ine cash prices: Present use Ale
peetee b. the Dbl, ~ half Dbl =. 81 quas
| g. stock Ale ssd 'ss =. BY the Ss', -
tbl. ~ Is: quarter, y 70 .~
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MEDNOAN.

- ;,..sa==.= -
4 MFVkIANI ToEE1ALES
NJ XIX
III -x\NN
| ~ ~ eS NN
/ ~ 2G/ !!
| " IN
| " "a
~ DYYYSr
~ M
A-5 tss
ITO the LADIESl
Both Married and Single.
eeM AnrQ
se'Ss6AOe
49,
.rurpe 70 p,r o,, o.r,,,,,,,
THERE Is BtJr ONE 9sn;,iNF
- 80 - ''o'"A
AND SURE CuRr
Ann Ann s sIInc C Cg1ss:
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
rOn o o1nLs Or WOMEN
who su6er from IRRRaUL Als41rs or OBSTRUCTION
y fse .sxsEs sAsseser may - ~ essse Of sless
rrAss ~ wV@' AA' BEEN as00sHla'o 'os AAxY
&c Only sa1c Reliance !
70 .s tho Ladies' have for relief fro. tn. supprss-
''' u "s'ofs' winl
cir ~ I,.,. n~
W hhAN1AE IL THEM
RI. r... AGO.. ~
fW -:
aud which, if ne: regularly sxperienced. will
=
:. tsis...as.sy; MISERY AND DEATH.
AND g THAT
~, ~ Dtse0ses q remdse
'o' 80 1's"e"fes JoF Nsscasss Of Female !
DR. CHEESE.MaA,S n1Ers'
-
Ehr MI /1le,.... - ~,
With Pleasure and Profit
fvh IEanS.
n sllpssts of the eivilised world. Its author is
~ ~ u III EArEKiENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom evervbsdv hno~. Al = -ho~s.,a
,lsc.. cnneS.nsn.I . "s"yoo"y
70 NEW TANGLED ARRANGEMENT
s,ra Nnann- r-r
AN DAnD REMED1,
Which has never failed.
nd .usands Of co,,;sc.... :. nj. .e..n
The proprietor Of d. Chesss.sn's =.
aonx. Tried z~o~ara@.
nons Triea Reoe119e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

from hOs UhUbbuck. UFganiSt and director Of
Music Of the First Ba fist Church, Springfield,
Mass SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
q NtLrxzN : Having bad oppor ;unties for
testing tue qua'i,ies Of your different styles Of
Ameiic, N Organs in contrast with those OF other
'aaiers do not ne,itate to roy that l fnd in
them super GRITTY, both in exquisite purity,
sm0othueso ard volume OF tote. in celicsts and
please mt touch and prompt Response in rapid play
ing. can Oh eerfuiig recommend tn em to any
person who may wish 20 own play upon such
an instrument nearest perfection.
Respectfully yoars, TR0s CHuBBUck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

From Geo Wiley, Orrsn,s. nd Director Of Mu-
sic at john Street Church, ell, Mass.
LDw7LL, Mass.
0RErLRxEH - Having thoroughly ex ,rHisei
your American Organs, 1 am Of ID. opinion ,hai
they are not eqaalsd by. those Of auy maker
They are distinguished FROM all | havs seen by
.ncr e1trs me- fuiness. yet mel ovness Of tone and
their qu,k responses to the touch af the perform.
er. am yours, &C, Csc + WILEY.
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Orders from . Distance PROMPT
~ Attended to.
Address all letters W. W KITRALL.
deli 142 Lake Street. Chicago.
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INSIDE.
Depth.
|EAT WesTERN BREWERY.
The PrOprte'Ors


|yrLL DELIVER IN DAVENPORT OK
Y kock leland, their
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From Il \ San worn, Teacher Of Music and Presi-
deaf OF Handel Society in Uxft.a0uth ,0llsg
UAnTnUUfn GOLLg3aA
0sHr, RSEN The American Organ purch .ssi
Of yoa, though very pleasing in tote from the
6fst, has Uecome more snd mere . faverite in-
strumeut with my musical scqusiptances as we'll
- nth myself. The ease Of tn, ac,ion aud the
rslidsty vim ~h,ch light music eau be executed
u,o1 it prised me, while for sac ed vr solemn
u .r,nouy ,ts ness Is uuqcestionei. take great
,,leasurein adding testimony TO its real worth
Very truly you're. Ii NJ SAhBsHN.
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MAGED DECk,1

JAMES NARlalsOn.2 az
FAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTAN1kY
T. on hand the bsst quality d Pr0viaions, nsl.
low War. Ksressns Oil. ~.
Sssond street, bsswsss. Rssdy ard Psssy De-
vonposL. rasssA "
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22


The Trd6ry jAport) is always made in.
dependsntiy md kes expected to be trans
nil with tha' P5ssilent's message. Mr..
Fssse 6de1 md ~ Immediate subordinate
o6icef1 an working night and day to have
the nport rad. IkEas intended 10 have
it osmplets ITO November 80; but this lie
found to be impracticable. The report wills
include TRANSACTIONS of the Treasury to sep
sember 30. The other two months are to
be estimated for.tsp HHHMHylx
GENERAL HANCOCK ASKS 70 BIZ RELIEVED
FReA COMMAND or TaE SECOND Goa Pa.@.s
General Hapcock has applied to be re.
Hsved ffo,n the cofnmapd Of The Second
corps, andit ID reported will Immediately
be assigned to the duty Of recognizing the
interior military departments. General
Hump hriea Chisf of Staff of the Armyof
the PotomSc, id expected tospcceed hiPs
THE ELECTION FRAUD.
The Pennsylyapia commissioners and
agents have BEEN released from the Old
Capitol prison on parole.
The statement in the philadelphia In
ouirer of Yesterday in regard to Jere. Nc
kibben, confined in the Old Capitol prison
for alleged election frauds IN the Army Of
the Potomac, in connection with the votes
of the soldiers of Pennsylvania, are Pro
nounced by good authoriety to be IN true
He will be released on parole to morrow
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22
Potato Rot.

The Ohio Statesman says: IT, is said
that this years crop of potatoes is serious
ly inclined towards decay, and prices have
fallen considerably in consequence. II has
been observed that where kept in large
quantities, they rot more rapidly than was
ever known to'bethe case inlthis country.
This serious defect is not confined to the
crops in this vicinity alone, but extends to
other portions of Ohio, although We have
seen no m ention made of the circumstances
in our exchanges from other States. yss
To this the Steubenville Courier adds:
In thi- country the potato rot is wide>
spread. We hear of great complaint in re-
gard to it. We know of some persons who
have laid in their winter supply of potatoes,
which in outside appearance are as fine
|. okiDg as potatoes well can be, but on ex-
animation are found to .beutterly worthless.
We think we are safe in saying that two~
thirds of the crop in this country will be
destroyed BY the rot
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22

THE TALLAHASSEE REACHES vii MiEeToN IN n
~ SAFETY.
From the Richmond Examiner, Nov Is. (
IAN official despatch from Wilmington
yesterday, announces the safe arrival of the
Confederate States steamer Tallahassee in
that port. She was engaged by several u.
8. bleckadsrs as she made port, $3.50
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22

WHooPINa CoUGH.-The proofs Of cures
of the most distressing cases of whooping cough,
by DR.. StrckIand's Mellfuous Cough Balssm'
speak louder than words to the merits of this in
comparable rem.dy grateful patient writes
am happy to bear my testimony to the won.
derfui pcwets Of your Balsam in curing my chill
dren OF the mott distressing whtop ng cough after
more gratifying What a load of suffering was
removed by the use of this noble Cough Bslsam
Sold at No East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
and by all druggists. so cents per bottle.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22
Adventure of a Clergyman's
SOn.-HOw the Bounty BrOk-
ers Were FOiled.s = = e ~ (

A somewhat curious and complicated af-
fair occurred at the County volunteering
Committee rooms on Thursday last, which
gives another evidence OF the fact OF how
dishonest and grasping many of our bounty
brokers and agents are, and also of the fur
Their fact that very few Of them elude the
vigilant eye or grasp of Chairman Blunt,
A son of one Of our most respected clergy
men, who had been in service, and, ale
though his term had expired, was Sd infatu-
ated with "war's stern alarums" that he de-
ter ined, much against the wi hes OF his
reverend parent, to re enlist He soon fell
into the hands Of some of the "good fell
lows" about town, who OF course wee too
willing to help him through. They bad
him passed, but with certain conditions,
as his case fol-. soundness was represented as
somewhat doubtful. He wanted, be said,
no money for his own use, so made an ar
fangement with his good natuIed friends to
send two hundred dollars to his sisters in
the country, and the other hundred to 60
to the broker to pay the surgeon for pass
ing him. e.r
Matters being all fixed, he presented him
SELF was passed, appeared before Mr.. Blunt
for bis bounty, which was paid, and be was
allowed, after a close investigation, to hand
the whole Of it-three hundred dollars
over to his friend 70 send to the sisters
aforesaid. Thus far oil was smooth for the
brokers. The soldier went to Harris ls>
land, but in due course heard from his sis.
tiers, and they had received no money. he
managed to get word to Mr.. Blunt, who
caused him to be brought up from the is.
land and to whom was stated his whole
case, giving names, &C., of the "parties in
terested." The chairman saw there was q
"weasle in the fence" and instantly put the
United States Marshal on the track. The
parties were found, and one declared he had
given, as be promised, one hundred dollars
to the surgeon for passing him, which was
positively denied by the surgeon. The brok.
er finally owned up that he had lied about
him the matter, and was ready to fork
over, Thus, on, hundred dollars was re,
covered The Marshaps deputies were not
long in finding the other two worthless, who
were to transmit the two hundred dollars,
to the sisters, but forgot 10 do so. They
came before Mr.. Blunt with great assn
lance; but he soon satisfied them that it
was of no use putting GU airs, and simply
told them the money must be forthcoming
They were anxious to know il this would
be the last of it if they paid the money
back. The chairman would give no pledges.
They concluded finally to hand over, which
they did, when the Supervisor Immediately
handed the trio over to the Provost Marshal,
and they soon found quarters until an in
vestigation could be had, On Bedfoe's Is
land, to while away their leisure and enjoy
the cool and bracing air of that sea grt
isle
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-22

GEN. SHERMAN is described by Chap
lain "as man who hasa gaunt look-about
as if he got hungry when boy and never
got over it. A nervous man, never quiet,
pulling his whlskers or buttoning bis coat,
or twisting string, or rubbing finger
never quiet, but with kind of look in bis
face that reminds one of panther, if he
gets angry, fiery, keen, powerful, and ge-
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