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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

BErwasN Geo. H. Parker, Democratic candl
date for Congess, aud Hon Hiram Price. Reput
lie IN candidate in the Cd District
Of the following times and pla es
We would urge upon our demo ratio friend
10 make all ne essars preparations for these me-
lngs in their respective counties.. Let the den
o:racy turn out IN such numbers us will convin'
our opponents that we are fnly in earnest ia tn
political struggle.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Mnscat,nc, Muscatinc Co, Monday. Oct 10.
Upton Cedar co, TUESDAY, Oct. II.
Marion, Linn CO.. "Wednesday, OF i2
Anamosa. Jones CO., Thursday. Oct. -.
Maquoketa jackson CO., Friday. Oct. H.
Dewitt. Clinton CO., SATURDAY, Oct. IL.
Davenport, Scots CO.. Tuesday. Oct. Is.
LeClare. % wedn sday, " 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
Democratic State TicEei.

For Secretary Of State,
J.. b. WALLACE, Of Muscatine county.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN B. LASH, Of Henry county.
For Attorney General
CaAy. NJ. DUNBAR, Jackson county.
For Auditor Of State.
&c. HENDERSllUTT, OF Iowa county.
For Register of State Land Chice.
T. d. HOLBlsOOk, Of Monona county
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
THOS. NJ. MUNkUE, OF Dubuque county
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

EDIroR or DEkoCRAT-LeGr Sir With your
permission wish to say to the readers Of your
psper that will send them. By return mail. to
eli who wish ii. free, Recipe, with full direc-
s,ons for making and using . simple Vegetable
Bs!r, that will effecsually remove, in ten DAYS.
MIN plds. blotches. tan, frsckles, and oil inlpur
ties of The skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth M, tbeautiful.
Twill AIS, ~ 'Gi free to those having bald heads
or bare fsce. q; rple d;rectnns and information
thar viii enable the, ITO start a full growth Of
Lu1urians Hair, whisA - o. 1onssache in less
than thirty days. All app $sasions answered BY
return mail without charge
Respectfully, THOS. -, UAfMAN,
Chemist, ssi broadway. sev York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
Groceries, Flour 4 Feed Store;

T,HE UNDERSIGNED RESPLC FULLY IN
l. FoYas the citizens Of Scott and adjoining
Counties that he will constantly keep in his New
Store corner If Second and Scott Streets a good
assortment of Groceries, Flour and Feed, which
he will aiw avs sell at the lowest market price.
Highest price paid for farm produce. Goods
delivered Tree of charge in city units.
Oct. l9--dAwiyl SANL Z. YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
as the i'h~aiy


..i...ed ~i,h ne !. lifs-..:.ss as. ~. E!Ix.
~ The gejasen,tnI Elixir is the resul, II rot
crn Discoveries Ia the vegetable kingio.a being
N entirely ana abstract method II crr., irrss
p.c.iyc Of ell tho oh and worn out syasn..
~ rsLs Mcdictos has BEEN tested by the most
eminent medical men Of the day, snd ty th"tn pro
nounccd 10 b. one Of the greatest r.acA! discoveries
q the sgc.
fS1- A few doses cures Hysericp IN fsr,xiss.
4 kN- One bottle cures Pslpitsion q The Heart.
r. PROM ono 10 three bc;t,ye restores IN. usrli-
ness ard full visor o. youth
~. Few doses restores TIE appetite.
+" Thrcc bottles euro tho uors, casa " Imps.
tency
3N-A few doses cnres the low spirited.
~ One bottle restores nj povsr.
fTA te,c doses ressoyss TIE 0rGt,s Of grH.ra'.cn
w Afew doses bring the ros. ~ the cheek.
-. This medicine restores 10 inauly sisor and
Ypbns, health lhs poor !,b!ta,ei, wosn-.io IN ar!
~ Tie listless, enerva'cd youth, the over task
cd man ~ business the victim of der-ssion
the iaa'v!dual ssdcrins from general dsiality, or
from ~>atiess Of a singlc organ. will all find nme
,llr.r and permanent relief by the Of this EAlr
or Essence of Life.
~ Price, ~ per bottle or three bottles FOR Is.
aud forwarded by Express, On receipt 81 money
10 sny aliress.
~ che Cherokee pitts and EeJu.
veGaflny Ellxlr, are sold by all ent@rprdng
Druggists In the civilized world. ZONE unpr,nripird
dealers, however, try 10 s-il worthless compounds
la place Of tcsc those Which they can purchase NJ
cheap price, and make more money w sill
ing, than Trey ran OH these medicines. A. you ssne
your healtb, aye, the health Of yoIr future on.
spring, do not be deceived ny such unIrincirlrd
prugpists, ask fo,' hess msfirHs and ksk. no 'st-
srs. 1.-THE Druggist will not buy them for you, en-
closc the money In letter, AMI we will s.nd them
~ by Express, securely scaled and packed, free
from observation.
Ladies or Gentlemen address Us In perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their dls-ass
and symptoms, as " treat all diseases q n ci,rDnc
nature In male or female. Patients need not hest.
tate because IL their inability 70 visit u.s. have
treated patients successfully In all portions of nc
civilized globe. by correspondence.
Patients addressing rs will pleass state plainly all
the symptoms Of their complaints aud write Post.
ofrec County, State and name % writer, plain, and
incloss postag. stamp for reply.
W. s,nd our az yoge Rsmpsief free to any al
dress Address all letters for Pamphlets adj, 70
Ne propric,ors.
Or. W. 3. MERW0M 4 CO.,
No. 81 Liberty street, New York
&. \. COOK, CHICAGO. No 20 Market strcet.
Genera! Ag.n, for the States u Illinois, lows Wis
cousin, Michigan and Indiana. who viii snrrly
Druggists at our regular card prices. b
Sold at Wholesale Ia Chicago ~
yrLLsn. Pixon 4 FulLsa; G. q. sn,IH; Loan =
6kirH; BrRSHAN 4 VAN eCHAAcX; ". u. HAssis
Co.,; sxiTH DwYEa, ard II. ecoyiLL.
Sold ny
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
F,RENlrH'S HOTEL,

On the Earepean Pun; opposite Me t'ty Hall
Mar York.
spacious Refectoy v, Bath Rooms and Barber
shop Bedrooms var med gratis and only one
,ed in room. ID not believe rumors or hack
men who say we q. full Serya are not al
lowed to receive pe tqusites. apl5dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
HcrELs AND BOARDING
MISSISx IPPI HOUSE.

TTENRY ia PIT, PROPRIETOR HE
recommends lis conveniently arranged no
tel to all travellers and also 10 city boardcrs. AS
surfing them that nothing will be wanting Il
promote the welfare of his guests and to make
their stay with him pleasant and agreeable.
He also recommends his well stocked bar which
is. supplied with The choicest liquors and wines
Lunch every morning at 10 O'Clock. jel #
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

three hogsheads of .-Buchu," g Tonic bi,t.rs,'
"Sarsapari!ia," Nervous Antidotes," &C., &C.,
and after you are satisfied with uie result then
Try one box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S EN-
vigor in less than thiIty days. They are pure
" vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and saiuta-
~ in their effects the broken down and shat
tered Constitution. Old and young can take them
with advantage Imported and sold in the Unit
ed States by JAS. :. BUTLER.
No. 427 Broadway. New York
TAgents for the United ST ates
r: S.-A box Of Pills. securely packed, will be
mailed to any address on receipt Of price, which
is one dollar, post paid-money refunded BIZ the
agent If entire satisfaction is not given.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

For Medical and Table nses, which are perfectly
pure. and need only be tried TO be sppreeiatcd.-
None genuine unless they have err 1olf iata on
each bottle, and our inslsl- pressed III wax over
the cork. Sold BY all druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call for our goods and
take no other. Circulars TO the trade supplied
ON application to BENNETT PETERS h CO.,
Sold by No Il River St. Chicago.
Il. s. Ballord. It wholesale BY Beidci bccke i
Miller. iune20-dswiv
tsold at wholesale in Chicago By Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller. Bushman 4 Y4h Setback, W. d. liar
ris 4 Co.. and q. r smith, druggist Of Day
export by Beiderbeck 4 Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
CHR1STOPHER 1y1r1Ts,r -.
N AMI (l6lIle

se0W Lost New o&ssstueei = IL
1as' !'aee.hea, sasested Eseetsps. Yrice c>...
A LECTURE on TILE NITups rnrA~
~ MENI and Radical Cure of Spern,s s33At
o. q seminal 1s';, Weakness, Invelsnt.ry Emission.
1enna neo,'y and lmPedmenis to Msrr;aS:
and fits Wen, sJus sDs Consumption, Eiispsy
sultinz from Self Abuse, III. ~ RossR1 siry ~ e
sEnwsLL, y. y, author Of the Greee E,ct al ~
"a Boc" 70 7Aoxsands Of Su6irersSy -
Sent under seal, in plain enselops. 10 ~ -
dress. poss Faid- on retcips 81 IL cesas' 800 -.
ro''sys sWte a1 BY pr J. G. KLINE III Box.
py' Ne" iore-Fs's Otiiee 6Oq 4sss. ielO.wcn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
SIGEL HOTEL,

Front Street, bffwesn Eyady and kain,
JOHN MEYER, .............. Proprietor
ENTERTAINMENT PhOVIDED FOR THE
u travelling public and city boarders at all
times in the most satisfactory manner. The ia
BILE will lie supplied with the best the market at
fords. and the beds aud rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. ~ Warm Meals at all hours
w ines and l. uOrs
of the best quality constantly On lahd. jyl4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15

armed rebellion, and leave nol;,; ~, arms
ifation to Congress- 'cofsan'
Senator WI yp. .n .s'n tol r. government"
on 70 saw ..c";, 81" nePre1enaat.~sf>.vii~<go
come responsible for eha1,,s"r ..,,;. ."ey oe'
they fail to rcbukc, Ard IT, ;,,s.i' ''1n whch
the Indignation O: "a. nI.,,,o ~ '''o,e u
an security coMm;ttcdl ta 49, ''s2es
they sacrifice 'eoi 20 their keerngI
Q this plass speakint oe
tent ouryr,res w;,I pa.y Se might " ali, 20 =,
the United State. ~ FLnE'ng the citizens -,
new a1d nttroro,,s .. ri presence ol' hosa
tlou. .; discuss;.as tp.s upon tn ' c.as
me people. But VIC c.rno, ss,'sIe'g MY Of
very men who have 50 eE,,, ,se1 : hat the
executive usurpatioa in h. bounced
become its passive i,strIn.. s'ss' have now
apologies. This conoueI ats and silent
Of constitutional l;ber,..I Of the Las t voices
republica party by ~ hn the bosom, of the
and o. place makes: .eseductions oil powe.
war, warn the Peopleo' { Yperatice upon US to
and KeprcssS UGH m1n as ssn. tor tor Wad
day, and = iative Dakis-aee upoL. lis to.
from thu lat thcy can onlv<hc : on;,rod
united ''fathcr of our counkv ~ IN.
m and resolutc action. not Of E,a ,.rt;,
c. government but Of patriotlc I eopl,
.nbined for the defence Of the CON III, ,t;rn
and the laws. 's'"''
Inc conduct Of President Lincoln Is Ma
.s'ano and in Tennessee distinctly r(ve.ls
9 revolutionary purpose. The elckter.sI
vo.es 2. nose States, eighteen In hu1ibcr
nsuueisc the sapsANiifnber Of elcItorei ,
, yo.ss freely and le~fuily 9st in other SlatssI
49, e t1s unaqn por thoa4 lntse thes1fors.
~ ~ ~ lus Ans q ~
~. neoq g. Iennesass, - ~ q 1Grs1I
~ 1y111lll = 8 lfS y 3Sa
49, - - y. e a. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-15
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &C,

in any quantity on the shortest notice. Orders
from The country filled with dispatch and deiv.
cred at the depot, steamboat landing aud in q
parts Of the city free Of charge.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

Mr. GRsYELL member Of Congress from Iowa
unwittingly doubt. but honestly expressed the
m tive which influenced the representatives OF
the party in power in the debate on motion to
exeel Mr.. Long. What he felt aud said is un-
questionably the sentiment of the leaders of the
Republican party We put mis- declaration. as
We find it in the Republican papers. upon record.
30 that the people may understand what is meant
by the noisy professions of unconditional
u on" loyalty" and similar expressions. by
the men whose patriotism is measured solely by
party interests. Said Mr.. eRINNELL:
| WOULD RATHER SAY A THOUSAND TIMES: LET
THE COUNTRY BE DIvIDED-SsUTH GO THEIR WAY
ALL SLAVE. AND THE NORTH ALL FREE, RATHER
THAN SEE THE COUNTRY ONCE MORE UNDER DEMO
CRATIC MIsRULE
1t is the party spirit exhibited by Mr.. GRINNELL
that brough, the present calamities upon the
nation. and as long that spirit predo minates in
the management of our public affairs the fatal
experience OF the past three years will be the
history of the future
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
ssNer0 Fiddisug.s'

Under the above head the New York Tribune
thus denounces. and justly so. the present Repub-
lican Congress:
Congress has now been eighteen weeks in ses-
sion--a term amply sufficient for the maturing
and passing of all the measures OF an average seS
sion During those eighteen weeks. scarcely
ANYTHING has been accomplished: and the little
that has been well done in one House has ceuer
ally been undone in the other Meantime the
nation is drifting steadily toward bankruptcy
Capital is defrauded of its just income and labor
of its due reward; and all tor want OF prompt aud
proper legislation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
STA rE ITEMS.

-MIsoEeESATrsS following vote was
cast ia the West6eld precinct, Washington Town
ship. Hamilton County. at the recent April cleo
ton. for township Trustee: George Catterson,
about 100: Jes>ee Sparks. 46; and John Burt
well, negro -. Burtwell is ~ black As the ace
of spades and Is contrsband from the South.
At the las, State election there were but two
Democratic votes cast in that precinct and at tie
election referred 10 not one The fellows who
voted for Burtwel may think the white man as
good AS the negro If he behaves himself, but their
votes show that they place the African above
their own race.
Our old friend Dr. " Sherrod. Surgeon
of the LIST Regiment Indiana Artillery, was pre-
scented with splendid sword bs his neighbors in
Orange county last week. a testimonial of
Their regard for him Il was a fitting and de-
served compliment to a gallant officer and genial
gentleman
- The Richmond Palladium HOSTS the name
OF Sol Nee ith for Congress. IL SAYS
We still keep the General. name I'D as the
regularly nominated candidate for the Filth
Congressional Di>tri,.r. bs every precedent here
tofore established. We .ill give good aud sufh
cient reasons for our position Al our leisure
- The Pttsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company are taking steps to lay a
d 1ubIe track along the line of its road
The Democratic majority in Clay county. at
the late election. nearly as can be ed a,
j. sol
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
FOR z mt.

II Store Room for Rent.
NO. IS SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET INQUIRE
! al the Franklin House.
aprl6-dtf HENRY +. wEIGLEIN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
PROFESSIONAL.
DR.. A. ID. GALL.

AHERS HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF
" Indianapolis aud vicinity Once. Virginia Avenus
No. ~. kesidenes North New Jersey street, No. a..
sefxe3-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864,

FACTS FOR THK PEOPLE; in answer TO Gov o p
xssfUxs statements 70 The Republican state
CONVENTION. February .. i-t3. Prepared and pab-
ished by order Of the Democratic State Central Com
miffee.
Ms Is mastery and complete refui.uon Of the
korfons speech and shoud be placed the hand. Of
e~ery voter in the STATE that the people may Judge
,..s ~ s s'se nc !. s1s 5rssr
srgs and essry printed pages Price, - per hanared'
The PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
PECTs or THE COUNTRY. speech Of Hen. ID W.
yooRoEEs delivered the House Of Representatives. OF
the United sta e, March s. 1854 The multitude In
all countries psfisnt 10 g eertsn pot. t"-JrSus.
Tbs. = pronounced 10 Be- one Of The aoiest ana most
eloquent speeches delivered In Congress IL u
rot elaborate review of the present condition Of the
Union and future Is foreshsdowed from the expert
and history u other nations. This speech oeeu-
pies ssxrKks large add closely printed pages Free,
y per hundrsd.
GEN. MccLELLASs REPORT.-A su.cinci and Con-
secutive summary Of the entire Document Or ginal
sehena~ Of the Har-The Generals L~ers 20 the Pes
tdeni Secretary q War. and Military Commander
The Virginia Peninsusr. and MARY land Campaign
How tie Army o. the Potomac Fought. and how is
Sacrifices rewarded in Neutrality-suspicious. Mcclel-
izns Tribute 10 his Soldiers STxTxkS pages. Price,
~ per hundred
THg WAR POWER or THE PRESIDENT. Important
Decision Of the Supreme Court Of lncians-hilitary
Arrests declared negai-The Rights Of the Citizen de-
fined.
This opinion l. regarded by the ablest jurists Of the
country unreasonable exposition Of the subject II
discusses. EroHT pages Price, 81 so per hundred
rHE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW Lecture delivered be-
fore the Law Class OF the North Western, Christian
University. in March. 1S60, by Judge PrEKrss
This Lecture IS intended to show the obligations Of
the citizen regard the reclamation Of fugitive
slaves and the rights guaranteed 10 the Slave states
under the Constitution. FOUR pages. Price, 81 per
hundred.
AUDITOR or STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
contained In the Report 81 Hon. Joseph Rsne for the
year ls4 with the correspondence between o. =. Nor
ton Esq. and j. Ristne. Eight pages. Price, 81 80
per hundred.
Orders addressed 10 the undersigned accompanied with
the money, will receive prompt attention In ordering
direct the manner in which packages shall be sent-f
sent by mail the postage must be prepaid.
Address,
ELDER HARDNESS BINGHAM.
indianapolis, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

AUDITOR or STATES REPORT The General Remarks
contained the Report Of Hon Joseph Rstine, FOR the
year is4 with the correspondence between q. 7. Nor
Ton. Esq.. and J. Ristne. Eight pages Price 81 80
per hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

Is There was far election nj Springfield,
H., on lat Tuesday, and The result was a Demo
cratic triumph Says the Register:
The conduct of the soldiers vas throurhou,
unexceptionable. as IL wiil alwats be when they
are not interfered with. They were quiet. order
" and decorous and all their svmpaihies seemed
to be Tor the success of the Democracy, whom
they had seen beaten by shameful and Disgusting
fraud week before The Proves, Marshal ami
his assistants have the IN nk- Of all citizens for
their precautions for preserving the peace
Il The Democracy of Illinois will meet in
State Convention st Springfield on the 18Th OF
June, for the appointment of Presidential cleo
tors and delegates to the Democratic National
Convention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

Orders addressed 20 the undersigned accompanied with
the money will receive prompt attention In ordering
direct the in which packages shall be sent-if
sent by mail the postage must be prepaid.
Address.
ELDER, HARDNESS & BINGHAM.
Indispa;,olis Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

THz WAR POWER or THE PRESIDENT. Important
Decision Of the Supreme Court Of Indians-hilitary
Arrests declared negalThe Rights Of the Citizen de-
fined
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
REAPERs AND MOWERS.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

1z. TT IS TWO WHEELED MAcHISF-Tuv
II wheel. supporting the frame are both sr;v1ne
wheels, and drive the knives together or independ.
emily.
I'd. There are cogs IN the driving ~heeI,
3D. when not cutting cog is in motion: tber.fo,.
IN transporting, there l. NJ wear
4th The kn work when the MACHINE a.
backed j. a. easy backed a empty cart.
Bib The cutter bar Is attached 70 the frame nv :.
double hinge joint, and allows an independent sesi
oiher. 'He
9th. The cutter bar easily raised to mas. ob.,,r.
tons by Of the lever which i alr.v. -. 49,
control Of the operator 80
7ts. b. The cutter bar i in front Of IN. er,v,,.
wheels ana seat IN rear. thus enabling ID. driver 10 ace
The operation Of the cutter without interfering x,h -
driving, and avoiding those dreadful Accidents 49,
have frequently occurred when the eat !. direct, ~
or IN front 81 the cutter bar ~
eib- Tie cutter bar il folded .cro.. IN. ,-.,.. a.,
transpOrting-thus making n a. porr.ble A. . baggx
9TH The wheel or cutter bsr next the frame pr~yents
cloggng ~hen running over grass and also reeves
the draft.
10th. Ii can b. changed from Resper 10 No., ,1
rice rersd N 6fteeA asaut>s -
lih The platform does support either the reel or
rsker. "
l2ta. The reel is supported from the fran. ~ III.
Machine.
l3th The raker q comfortable -addls ..., ox. -
frame Of the Machine ~
il b. No LnnLn1f TIE r.rk<r d.. I,~<.
18th II took the rIEsr rxxrrrn a. a Mover 40 =.
for ls63. ~ '~'e fe's
18TH 1t viii run over three hundred pound. u.h,.,
than any other Mower or Reaper ~s'N'
"BUCKkYE." D TO ssh IN
Give u- your orders early. as We canno, obtain .py
more Machines Than have nov hougbt "A a.. 49,.
fsciurers have orders for three thous.1 nors n.s.
than they can possibly make
=, eAI and look a the IMP RovED BUCKEYE. upder
aprl3 dill iunelS
, 1864-01-09

The city Of Montreal has q population cs-
. King, who Is decided to have whipped
Heenan, is now going round exhibiting him
self to the tune Of $50 week.
On Christmas Day, in Richmond, oys-
tc1s md milk were SO per gallon. The En-
gni,rr saya that the negroes bonght readily.
but white people refused to- pay the price.
- The Prince of Wales, not long since, 1t
exiinguish lis cigar after having entc.ed the
portals Of the Opera House, Coyent Garden.
Hon. Sylvester Mowfy, Of Arizona, has
arrived in New York, to prepare en- enlarged
edition Of his work upon the mineral and ag-
,icultural resources or Arizona and Sonora,
in the English and French languages.
The other day man entered the Nation
ii Gallery and deliberately thrust bis pen
knife through several parts Of Turner's
given into custody, when be said, II was
very much excited. The nasty state Of the
picture and the di6likc had for the man
made me do it, !,
--Mr. Vim, Everett, Son Of Hon. Edward
Everett, and q graduate Of Cambridge {Eug-
1ard} University, las been engaged to dsliycr
q course Of the Lowell Institute Lccturcs.
twelve in number, in Boston, on that UnIyer.
eity.. & handsome compliment to the young
gentleman.
Mons, Eugene Provost, tho conductor
for years Of The opera In New Orleans, is now
leadcr Of The orchcstrn Of Mons. Ofenbacli's
popular Theatre, Les Boutfes Parisiens. In
PaFis:. Hc is 10 bring ont an opcrctta Of his
own there in tho course OF the season.
= That willy and sagacsous enemy, Major
! Lamar Fonsainc, Of Gen. Roddy's command,
the fellow who run the blockade at Vicks-
burg, months ago, and supplied Pemberton
with caps, was captured last week By Lieut.
Col Gaines, Of tic 50th Illinois. The rebel
major, with detail Of 80 mounted men, had
been down to Columbia to SEQ how near the
bridge vas done, and when the railroad
| would he completed The sobels were COM
| pletc1y surprised. uc colonel capturing the
major and leu subosdiaatea.
, 1864-01-09

ei1mppasstblc. Coy. $$Chase seemed so1novl !:
pe1plexed- balancing, perhaps, hetwccn the
succession to- tho Presidency. Or tile Chief
Justiceship; Secretary 'Wnlles' pltriarchicl
form lowered above the crowd, and there
were a few Senators and Representatives,
minority Of either House being, on dn. enjoy
ing the kospitalities Of New York. But the
army cfHccrs, as they came in from the War.
Department, headed by Gen. Hallock, pre-
scnted cn imposing display, some with their
craulettes and feathers, but d majority IN
battle attire. The naval officers, headed by
Admiral Davis, also presented fine appear
.ance. ::.,-~.
AT twelve o'clock, the portals were thrown
open, and in poured the people, in contfnu-
ous stream. For two hours did they pass
steadily along. q living tide, which sTept In,
cddied around the President and Ills wife,
and they surged into the east room, which
was q mac1strom of humanity, uniforms,
black coats, guy female attire and 'citizens
vice-Frcsidcnt Hnmlin kept open house at
his residence on F street, and tho Secretaries
were all at their homes, At Gov. Stewards,
Mrs. Fred. Seward did the honors, assisted
By Miss Seward and q friend from Auburn;
while at Gov. chase's bis daughter, Mrs:
Senator Sprngue, and Miss Chase welcomed
many friends. Mayor Wallach entertained
his visitors with old Virginia hospitality, and
at many private residences there were the
traditionary bowls Of egg-nog and Of apple
toddY.