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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
Complicated Chronic Complaints

Tho ] octor's practice is founded On truth NJ
seventeen years standing, a.d ciacrs from .lloth.
eIs No niuihg with buaan txisi.nce or sac
iihcing life BY experiment. Tn. DO TOR kn...
upon exauiEation the csuse OF the disease and
the remedy needed TO femovs 1t : not Nv Yu.ssipy
put ~ knowledge ana, ses the disease and tbs
meiiciho none but vegetable substances u..d
all mineral aad poisonous Incidence uscnri.d
Inc ectur has disc0ve Ell any remelies IN bis
travels IN south America, falifort,a and other
Gun riss, which he finds Of general utji IN. ,be
hsa'ins art. IL Is 10 be hoped Mat nv lid, vho
have tired doctors and advert sed saeaieincs nm
til worn out ana discouraged, viii d.sfa,r NOT az
cure until they have given Dr. ~, medicine
ann magnetic operations u trial Lrtirp h,s
| travels he las been the instrument. lid,
hands, OF restoring I" health ana yiyor ihon..fd
who were IN the verge VI tho grave and am nnw
iiv;ng monument OF his ski, and successtuttret
ment, aud aie sally exclaimlDg, .'bi.sssl n. m.
day wncn INST VIC saw ana pettvok oi the Analy-
uc ana magnetic Doctors Treatment" .atiatac
tory reference Will be ch.eriuiiy gwen when r.-
CURED Inc Doctor viii pledge ms reputation
anu s'aae as I'll TO make Inan ent cure, IN all
oasss he undertakes. Lls mode Of .xani s,;an
- Win the Eye, aud by an Analytical prooes. u
the waste material OF the b d.. Io there Gre
asks no questions, Lor requires iny.I,ds 10 az
pain symptoms, telling the cause and tho loca-
ton OF the dies ase with effect CERTAINTY,
tB n. y, DY. WooDuCLL aSsola civ aay.rtis.
% u thing but what ne hns the ability IN nm
form. MI ferns vi female diiiicuit,e, atte,.,.d
with The happies. resu's. lhvalids who c.nr.,
consult the Doctor IN person, by giving n .fa,e
INC I VI their case, will be nttonaci to py.mn,.
y. am mcdicite ioIwaIhed by express when 20.
quired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

VXTHEREAS. on tho g0ht day Of March. A
w ID. 1861, Patrick McMulien. And
Mary McMuiieD, his wife, executed unto
Austin Corbin as Trustee, . ertain deed Of trust
convsyipg to said trustee tho land In Clipsor
county, Iowa. described as follows. to Wit. The
esst half Of the southeast quarter Of section No
tvsnsy-ons (21,) in township No. sighty-two
esq., north Of range No. fourt4.) east u 9Th p.
m, which asid conveysnce wal made BY he said
MeMullsn and wife, tor the psrIcss Of securing
the osy msns sf certaio p.omsso.y notes and g. .
interest thereon. sigosd BY SSH Ps'rick Mcneil.
,ss, dated the seth day Of Marc "A b, 1861, and
due IL sx, Twelve. eighteen, tvesty-f.ur and
thirty mouths from date and ono tor throe hrnd-
rcd and teen dollars. due III three years from
date. 20 the order OF George ; q. Dow, eli With
exchange on New ork, and with ten per ceat in
tsfest sitter duo.
And now, said thirty months note having BE-
como due and payable. and the said Psirek
MeMulien having failed to pay the ssmo
1, Austin Corbin. Trustee - aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice.. that By
virtue Of the p,wer which 10 in me vested By ssid
DECD Of trust, will, on Saturday, the lisa Day
Of Marsh, A. d. 1851. At the boar Of > o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, 1t tho CoSrt hosse
dooe, in tho city Of Davenport, expose
aad Offer for sals u pabls auction, for cash, ~
psscsl Of Ian shove described, OF ~ nssb
The sussn. Ass % said notes and 70 bscono
Dc With The interest tosseoe 70 the day q aDle.
toeslhse with I'll the eOsts and sxpsasee attsad-
iss saad als, sssts u this notice ead Trustees
DsssA he } II ~ = T.ss,ssy. 4: D. lasl., 1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
The Pfiyatcs Of the Invalid Corps.

EDITOR ARGUs-SIR: The impress
son seems to prevail, to a great extent
that the lnsal dCo,ps has been ms tinted
ny the government As MEASURE Of char
ity towards di.abled soldiers, and that
the men who FL ITS racks became the
recipients of its boun,ies voluntarily
aud should feel grateful towards Halleck
aud the administration for their beoevo.
Lent acli N in the matter.
believe the idea of an invalid CORPS
originated with Napoleon, and that bis
plan, when carried ioto execution, proved
OF ,nc4lcuIsble benefit to the men whose
only ,dea Of 40 existence was the service
OF france aud the Emperor. The
French invalid corps was an institution
worthy of it's iluslrious founder, p,ovid-
ing au asy lum tor war-worn veterans
whose deeds of valor had shed a luster
on the French name which the lapse OF
time can never dim. But how appar
emily different are the motives of the
adm nistration in establishing this present
branch Of tho service with us! The
men who Til the ranks Of our Invalid
corps we're the first to volunteer at the
outbreak of hostlities. They have be-
come disabled for field service in couse-
quenco of wounds and disease, aod ar,
entitled 10 au honorable discharge. No
government not even dcspo,,c Russia,
could consistently refuse it, Yet We fird
Eaiieck and Stanton not content with
sqaande,ing the resources Of the country
III msnoer characteristic Of the xaited
imbecie who conducted the Corinth
Campaign, refusing to those soldiers the
freedom to which their condit on entities
tnem, and organizing this arm Of the
service avo~edly for the purpose of ben.
e6tling the soldiers, when a msioritv ot
them would now prefe. to rel,pqu Oh their
pecun'ary CLAIMS on the governm ,ut. or
would willingly transfer them I" any per,
son ~ho could procu for them y dis
charge. Four 6ttSs Of :hs men 10 the
ranks would prefer taking the field again
and ssrviag out their time With their
~ x,msDls, while, If the opportao,ty
were psyssoted to-morrow Of = .enlis.ina
u The lsvalid Corps, 70. thsss per cent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
important Cure Of ConsumDi.oo.

Tho Rev. A. c. HUns. Of INDIANAPOLIS. r,a
ados Ms tsstin onial 10 the many o,he,s -, o'
ensv cured Of Consumption, By Dx Wo.,m - !.
I'm @oss nsppy 10 subscr,biny ny name anon.
.ne Iienos o. VI. WooDHU L., % whom
knowisdee Rf atful rcmcn, Sersnce "a, n.
e.sionss duties IN rself. Ihsa been .a,;.p"s
with Oonsumptroo for the las three v...- 'oo
icr over Gar had not DeeD able % All .A -
hsd exhausted all tho skill OF the best 49,
s..as .ss sno and near, md Of late II began 70
assume vesy serious aspect and the last ~ -
nope had almost expired when heard ~ ~ ~, ~
9 eat success applied to him under vho.s 80 -:
mont TO- ufe VS. perfect IN six W, L. u ~.
Issscmsd my occupation in the pulpit. Al ~
%, %. =. sne disease uissppc.ie. have been ~,
80. ~. svsr since II Is now over Two YEA.
s.noc 'ne eefs Vas effected, and still nv .. .sn
con un1cs isestfCm any trace Of the dis.s . .s
oseI: must chcenuly recon mend = "s..
10 nun. ne has saved my life ana ~, so.eo
soo n pfsyefs are God bless bin. s,a ~ ~.s
manity. p" sulerieg hu-
i,kDiAE0roLls. Feb. Is, 1898. o"I.
.os = ~ ssr,sokIAL The foliovin~ ..
~. ~ tns macy testimonia,s Of ,.s -
led c.. ~ c ~ "a wooDErLl. tho esIshs. '.
eeea stopping sor the rsrs IL ss .se
O: Nlch0iss Hotel in osrc,ss $50 weeks - the
Jasacs to w. WoodhaII, "a. cs,.h....c
Disease ysicia n, i'm re i. - =. ~"
mo j d,sc.,.,.d !" ns facts: some tour - =
y he best phJsci:ns v U"ss.wss
sn% employed .hs bet .si
70 ap = despair 10 d.. is'a Ass had CIV.
Y Snss ! eosii mol last much lonssr ~. -.
1900 oCcn.s sr,'sal here. aud bes fios 81 L. ~
IA = I.,ss paced .ysef md His trss ts:st
ne Dosi"fs TaskisA vsncor ssiv.. ~ IT, S.s e
No. - I. !. ~. 49, 90 Instrument could b =.
afs !: . :. ::s. :ss =: s., y, Is:
dssy q shs care 10 pas. Oh inn e,nssio. mp
,a.,os |. fss:s = near sfsilsssld. y $50.
n. n..... :. JAMES A. HEsslcx.
les.s ~ stopping u The - ClAiss
K5M newARD win ). p.,a !. -.
~. NJ .lssss. !. ~ siii Sgsdss6e ssrSS$.
~ M D!vsefsa1ss3 - s;sS1 "a ~: tAss
Doa11s n - ~ - : - " AssS -
1ooU1RV ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
MSlCELLANEOIJS- .
MlLCOx Z CIBby
> + WIN g N ACmINE
Price, with nenner L Teller. $40
THE WILCOX : GIBBS SEWING MACH
= isMe &c" machine s.t1oxs regard to pv;cS.
Family sewing,
Braidtmg,
nclManing,
Telling,
Tucking,
MISCELLANEOUS.

II forms nat. even and elastic scar which /.
warranted mol 20 mp - wear even II the sesm IA
cat u Srsqasat iatesvsls end also ~pder An -.
eamssanees $50 survive The wash tIb.
patented device o. great utility to Learners.
in the wrong direct on or the balance .vhsei
wearing iady's dress.
Auo,hef feature waich deserves particu,., -.
tsntion is the ilcox Patent Needle, which can.
not set wrong.
1t il ON phatically the good lov-p,iced f.u;,v
sewing machine that the public have long teen
wanting Tor. -Bosfos 7ra~scr,pt.
It's indeed Wonderful prod ction IN I for fam.
ny uss esl ecislly no other will bear any compsr
i'an with it.. PA1. Ecs~i.g Journnt
mechanical wonder.-Scisfi6c Amssicas.
Among the beet end most serviceatie sewin
machines. Light and elegantly finished and 90
simple in its construction that it seems Amos
inposs'o' forit to get out Q, repair Piusbur1
| Chsonscie.
| Has combined with its own peculiar merits ali
the really valuable Improvements Of the higher
priced mschines. Pennsy iraniam.
lbia machine in ths opipon OF the committe,
NUS more nearly the requirements Of peri ect ma
chine than any on exhibition.-Franklin 1nssstu,
Report Of 1868
Taking into consideration simplicity ,cheapne,s
durability and aoing all worl .he co.~mii tee wer
unanimously in fsvor Of the Wilcox l. Gibbs, /.
single thread machine Penis, iuania Safe Ao
r,c"tturut eocisty's Report.
We anst IN justice express our confidence in thu
merits of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs sewing machine. :
we consider thsta great disidera tnm has becI
applied by 1t in proving beyond doubt that tw
ehIeaes are not, az was supposed, necessary to ,
good machiue.- Lhrtsttan 1Gvocaie and ,jouvna,
jane 81 1860.
Alter much wear and many rashinrs tn
stitching is found TO retain eli tho roundness
evenness and hrmness which are SO much admire
At first.-AeW York San,
In prinoitle is perfect Engineer. L1ndon.
has eviden. oints Of superiority owe, all Others
Philadelphia P,ess.
A servioeable mschine. Ofthis We have ex
Per,enee IN our orn family Boston 1rdreler.
Inc beauty and simplicity OF its mechanics
are admirable Erpress.
Nosewing machine heretofore introduced ha
In 81 short time acquired such we'll merited Dor
| ulsrity.-Cinciap attt Gasette
We esteem il the best machine for family uee.-
The stitch as IN rceptiono t.-Signsd by many hun
dred citizens If PHILADELPHIA.
eH-Send tor Circular ~
JAMES WILCOX M ufac,urer,
epS-ntF h04 Rroadwev Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
To Hose Owners

DIR. SWEETS INFAaLIELE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES is unrivaled by any, and in oil cases Of
Lameness, arising from sprains. Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect lie magical and certain.-
harness Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., it
viii, also core speedily. SPAWN and Ring bone
may be easily prevented and cured in their inc.p-
lent Stages, but confirmed cases arc beyond posi-
bility OF radical cure. No cese of tho kind,
however, is so desperate or hopeless that it may
be a'levia,ed by this Liniment, and its faithful
application will always remove the Lameness, and
enable the horses to travel with cou paratve ease.
Every horse ownefehould have this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first appearance OF
Lamene will sfectu lily prevent those iormida
diseases menti. ned, to which all horses arc liable
and whi,h render go many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
Soe ad eYtisement p1S-dvIv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
DR.. Q. b. Woodruff,
Author and Lec,urero on
CAKOTzC DISEASES

, Oners the most certain, speedy md eHec,ua.
NJ aDiES IN tho World for the following com
plants in their obstinate s.age1, viz:
D''d'es o. Tie Throat, Lungs, Heart, Spleen, Li,-
er, .xom ica. Iropsey ~ the hest Eve and
Ear; Aheumat,sm. Aeuroiy.a Fas. and
other Nervous Lsranyenen,s all
Diseases Of the Btocd No, ojula.
Ery,tpctos, Laacer, F.u.r
Sores, Lcprosy, ktd-
nsas md MI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

new IL. a. animation into tie dropping ener-
GIGS yea. EVEN he young blood into your veins
! e who pine upon the brink If the grave. Who
may have tried in vain raise yourself from the
"slough of despair" be induced, even though it
may be At the eleventh hour, TO try its soethins
influence. Sold by ali respectable druggists
throughout the United states and Canada. Sec
adver;isemer iu asotb er colu n.
inch 10 daw1m E. =. BALLOkD, Agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

Mr.. F. b. Carpenter Of New Yerk. il
occupy ing room at the White House.
while engaged upon his large painting
representing The First Reading of the
Proclamat IN Of Emancipation by
President Lincoln to his Cabinet" Tho
individual sub jects Of the picture are
sitting to Mr.. Carpenter almost daily,
and the work promises to be one Of
great interest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

PoRTRA1r OF A WIrE.-The barris-
ter's wife was good, warm hearted
good tempered coo,ented, lovely woman
She was 4irIlke yet in her cloak and
hat with her flaxen hair in profuse plaits
Her eyes were blue, not the sleepy blue
but the steel orra' her the sapphire blue
and we're the Quickest as we'll rs the
kindest imaginable. She had merry,
mobile dimples, and altogether she was
very young matron, very bright
young mstron, a dear, loving, JOY Gus
woman, shrewd but gnileless, who made
every body WI whom she came in con-
tact better and glsdder. Her husband
might snap and smart at her at his will;
she never minded him; she was full,
persuaded that he was an excellent fell
low IN the main, only unlucky in man
ner, and that was his misfortune, poor
fellow, and no sff air OF other peoples
So industrious was he, so considera,e to
her, SO careful Of the babies, she was
well convinced that be loved her and his
children with all his heart, and he
would have laid down nis life for them
Il need were. As it was, he toiIed and
shaved TO keep them in comfort; IN short,
he was the best OF men. If this Faith
did not go lar to sweeten the mo, ose
m IN who inspired it, aud make him the
best of men, 1t is hard to say what would
have done it, Good Words.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

The peach crop in Western Virginia,
ssys the Wheeling latelligsseer, is en-
uftiy DESTROYED. The warm bright
sonsh'"e caused the buds TO swell pre-
msta'e'y. a"d the biting cold which
followed dsstroyed them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

The Skowhegan Me.) Carton pub
lishes the marriage notice: "Married,
on Moose Head Lake, forty rods from
the shore, on Wednesday, l7,h inst,
(mercury 20 degrees below zero)s by J.
II. Eveleth, E.q., Samuel Dalton and
Miss Maria II Hartford"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

A JoK "a Hartford merchant went
into New York jobbing house the 9TH
er day. and, Noticing al pile OF bank bills
amount'' & to $1,000 upon q desk, put
them into his pocket just for a j .ke.-
His atten too vas directed to something
else about that time, and he never
thought Of the money til 1.-Two or three
days after h's set'rn to Hartford, when
he happened to take it out. The next
train for New York carried him there,
and the little joke, which the jobbers
began to think vas getting serious, was
satisfactorily explained.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
LADIES, LADIES, Lad .es

Don't you fail to read the advertisement in
this paper headed
MT to Fem Ale0.
r. Cheeseman, of New York, has devoted the
last thirty years of his practice to female CON-
plants. His Pills act like q charm. They are
Reliable and Safe. log v6n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

The New York Tribune calls itself
"a journal of devout loyalty" Here is
SO neth.ng of the way in which it's de
vo,ional exercises formerly ran:
TEAR down the fsunting Lie
Half mast the starry flag!
Insult no sunny sky
With Hates polluted rag!
Destroy it, ye who can
DC, DC. BY the Haunting lie it meant
the American flag. 1t was Gen. Dix,
we think. who directed, on subsequ Mt
occasion ..Whocve, shall attempt to
tear dow n the American flag, shoot him
on The spot" He ought to have that
direction few years sooner and had
he, Greeley and Garrison and Phillips
aud Beecher, and the whole tribe OF
di'uulon fanatics, would, happily, have
been killed, and the peace OF the country
preserved Chicago Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
W,ight's Rejnv,nat,pg hI,xer.

Let no. desponpency any longer be
the ever prevailing bsne Of the
fallen state of the human family
Eut you ask, now is this to be pre-
vented :? espondency low spirit,
despair, a tendency to look upon
tho glo my side everything are
all DIFF cuit to drive away. Doctors
md me iicine will not do it; the
rainsr. stim ulating drinks Of the
day will not do 1t; but before you
give up the case as hopeless. try
NRIaHr's REJUviNAT 70 ELIxsR
As it's name desiguates. it will nut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
SE.sCT vocal COMPOSITIONS,

SEutCT vocal COMPOSITIONS.
Published in Numbers, Tor tho Conyen-
ieDceo Musical Convent ions, Choirs
ana Singing Classes 4 Schools. :.
The CHOKALloT. A Y lection OF STANDARD
Choruses, anthems. Trios, @ Iarte,s, 6c., with
An Accompaniment for the Or, an or PIANO Forte
Each Is cents.
The OfERA. A Collection OF Trios, Quar-
tets and Choruses from Favofite Operas. Lach
rs cents.
lie LYRIC DRAMA. A Collection Of Che
ruses mn Concerted Pieces from the Piincip Il
Operas. Each IS cents.
SrABAT MATER. Conccr ed Pieces ard
Chorusss from Ko,sini's" Statat Mqter."
list of piece. contained in each Of the above
collections will be sent Oh DUPLICATION to tbs u y
Usher Copies Of the nork. mailed post-psid en-
leceipt Of price A reduction of price will b.
msdsou quantities. OLiVt X OLSON l. Co.
ublis erf, 217 Warrington Street, Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

o. The men g prsssst here BET wosld
reject Ne offer with contempt.
6oEDsBR.
Rock Island Barracks, March Q.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
TIE NONEkSS1ONS l. kXFkkiENCE
or An na@A14@

Published for the benefit, AMI as warning and
A CAUTION To YOU.,G MEN,
who suffer from Sperma terhea. Nervous De ,ili-
~, Premature Decay, etc., supplying at the same
time The Means Of Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and injury through medical humhug ana auack-
cry.
BY enclosing q postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my27-dAwlyl bedford. Kings Connsv, N.Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

The GREAT 0ECtSeJs
It is admitted BY ali physicians that the grant
secret o. health and long life lies il Keeping the
blood and various Asids Of the body in high de-
gree Of aaidisy. When you feel continued pain
10 the hssd or bowels, OF any other parts Of the
body, you can prevent serious sickness BY taking
Brandveth'O Pills.
Bleeding may give msmentasy ssse, because the
blood left viii have more room. Bot ~ the body
is made from the blood and sustained by the
blood to waste eur blood IL 70 waste our life, ami
ruin our constitution. but Brsndreth's Pills 70
lisve the circulation ~ readily - bleeding ~ on
~ taking away what it oaa we'll spare, and THEI
NsvBa BURT.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Bsrnstsols, Mass, WAS cured o.
| st. yitus lance, General Debility and Costive
ness Of many years standing BY Brandrsths Pills
The case stlength Is published in the Pamphlets
| sold b, Il. =. B.llori, davenport, Iowa, and b.
| all respectable dea .ers in medcnes. fbl H. 3n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
PHOTOGRAPHS
AND
n ~ II II o II TPES!

j. SC6 UEIEH9
Corner Main and Second streets. over
Kuhnen's Tobacco store,
NAILS TRE ATTENTION OF TIE PUBLIC
~ 70 the fact that DO 10 prepared to exsca.s III
Orders II The Photograph and Anbrotyps inc II 3
style squal 70 that Of any srtiet west VI Chicago
- Particular alteration paid ~ taking
CasLO0 EMS PsCJUMA
sasisfActioa Guaranteed. Give him call.
ian1. dem
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

GREAr Discovery
Appiica BILE, ,toi TIL
usefui arts.
A new thing.
It's Combination.
poo, nd sho.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

Since the day when Sumter was viz
tu,liy blottsd from the map Of fort'Rca-
ton: by the united efforts Of Gen. Gil
more and the iron-clsd monitors, the
loyal portion If the county has eagerly
awaited some eign or token that hostile
demonstrate . we're to be renewed
against Charleston. Up to this hour
the people have waited in vain, and the
iwpeoet. able sh;ps-and thst mighty
A, hilles of water. craft, the New Iron
tides-swing idly at their anchors; but
| from their sides no hoarse voiced rifles
speak 10 overthrow the city OF treason.
The tremendous" distractions, SO long
the bugbear Of timid commanders the
fearful Wagner, the tro~niog walls OF
Sumter-tRe.e have one by one disap-
D AIRED, and still the monitors linger in
the background; apparently not the
sIightes. effort being made TO carry out
the plans intru,tsd 10 them.
why should ouch delay be Longer
tolerated? The army has done 1t,
work, and The navy must now pesforn
it's share as well; the elements have TORI
up the obstructions, and have lett The
way clear for an advance; yet everyone
plains, and not without reason, o
the dilat ,ry conduct Of Tie naval portio'
OF the expedition.
We are veil aware that history is fol
of examples Of loug sirges and slowly
executed plans against csvetsd p"sts o
points in an encm,'s country; but tina
does not gniiy tina. the consummatlo'
of the triumph which is re to COM
sooner or later, thould be 80 long de-
TERED. The people chofe. and their un
} easipess Is manifested in the counting
room where gold fuc,uates; in the paro
when earnest discussion upon the stat
Of the county is introduced; In fact
wherever two or three men Of loya
le. Iings are gathered together. We arr
not Of that ASS of journalists WIN
would override impossib'lties with |
dash Of the pen, take huge forts with I
food of INK, or reduce harlor obstruc-
tons with broad 'ide Of invec,ive; bu
we desire to be told 10 plain terms VIII,
it is that the interests Of our people arr
go injured, the national debt increased
SO enormously, and the progress of tn
war so painfully delayed by the indeci
sion which preva ls in the conduct Of tn
siege Of Charleston /? Il it be designed
to "s'arve" The enemy out, such fac
should be announced; if merely Il
frighten h,m, the pc ,ple should be in
l.
sault ia determined upoo, the propeller
should turn round, the gu 8 be run on,
and either the city be taken, or the iron
elads sunk. Commodore Dupont-nov
Admiral has been SO bltterl
abused, advanced with his fleet straigh
upon the enemy; but under the presen
command the ironclads are merely idl
: "ships upon a painted ocean," Scent
JIG American.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
BOOT & SHOE

BOOT 4 SHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma.
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article known for cemensinR
the Channels, % il workd
without deiAv. is not afeOse
Dy any cnange Of tempsra
ture.
~ e 20 e I e r 3
will find it sufficiently sdhe-
,sive tor their use, - has been
proved.
A. IL Adn pled E. Pc
Clally IL Lea. her.
and We claim a. an especial
merit, that 1t sticks Patches
and Innings TO Boots and
shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching.