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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
$. HENDERSON,,
Pulmonary Consumption Durable Disease. q
CARD. tt9 a 4
To Consumptives.

The Undersigned having been restored 10 he"'h ~
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having SUI
fered several years with lung afectloh' anu
that dread disease, Consumption-is snxloas 10 h"Ae
known to his ello,N-suierers the means OF cafe +
70 all who desire it, he will send copy OF Inc pre-
scrption used free of eharge with the directions lor
preparing and using the same which they VIII nho
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcH1Tis,
CouGns CoLDs &c. The only object OF the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the aateo'
and spread information which he conceives to be n'a
liable and hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON, Wlamsburgh,
MIND Kings Co., New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU, Positive and Spe-
cc Remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys Gra-
vel and Dropsical Swellings. IS sE W 81
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion and
excite the Absorbents into healthy action. by which
the Watcry Calcareous dispositions and all Unnat-
ural Enlargement reduced well pain and
IuHa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
A CHALLENGE To TEST
\ tilhLi.ENtt. 10 TEST
A tii.Ai.i4L A,f. 10 EST

The proprie.,',. Of The Hiawatha KNOWN, thai
ri.n ptei,.,i ..tnn- Ter the Han Aeie IN the ,ar-
kct ana all advertised 10 do nearly the same
things AMI ,hai the public were unable to tie
! triifilnc from the EMBELLISHMENTS wi4ch we're
Nmuine. and Duvni9 one or two bottles and "A /
a.. rcallze the exp, cied heneii.>. concluded
tua' all wtrr nnaibu4s. III rrder II assure tha
pupic winch could t,c relied upon nroi,o-ed the
following. test watch w.> r,ubls>nri I'VE weeks IN
lie Herald ud tiie other morning panr~ without
e,icitng any response. Let number "i wei
known s4t,l.iiS ufuuesti"ncd ,ute-i ;..iI cn
fcrris .isinieitsten, Hi,pnnt Il person To tire pro
pricior 81 each preparation ~ restorative re-
store tile eno, 81 TIE hair. Each proprietor t.
ais osn Preparation aud nothing else du.iu.
me triy ani tine person also to use pothng else
bet certificate ~ the result be published IN all
tue principal papers OF the country Ut the ex-
pens q tnr ,n~.eces~,ul competitor.
IiDiT'> MfNAEllAilA HAIR GLOSS
iupaii> beautiful dark glossy appearance to
1lic HAIR and l. un ace,ed in AecIlny il il, eur!
" III any dr~,gru pJ-iiian
Hol - IMPLRlAi CDLORlNG CREAM
An invaluable dr,>sin-. Tor wui>kefs. Chan ccS
light and red 10 br auiii,ii brown ar hiucs
Sold eveis where. JoSti'h litif d CO.
inbi Sd. s 10 lHiserstis utacp \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
Abe Naval Com bat.

The cartuAS of the Alabama by the keaf
sarge has crealel almost as much eNclte
ment in this Suntry and in Europe q,
would The surrendak OF Richmond to Gen.
Grant ercatc Then Chicago Times give
the following reasons Nor this wide spread
interest. The conflict Aqtwecn The ,cS>c'>
occurred near foreign 'borc, aud this CAV
it prominence which il seuld have lackeo
had il taken place near our own coast. !.
is ASP the first time that : fight Ia, oc
CURED between the ocean cruisers ot TN
b ,lli-,rcnt~, and vely naturally there wonid
vast u,cr,.~, attach Itself tltlllis inta,ory
.ueoun, r Thc length II i'ipe irh "a
Alabama has escaped puEisint nj, the me
parable daina-e wnlVa sic pas lnilictt
upon AmpiicaA commescr, thcs def w.1irt
hr LIST u,tiou AT, Is 10 Aun.rl'sn ship
ppr~. together wi;h the short; Sarp, deri-
sisc character oG toe contest, hll ton. {
g,e the affair much more ih.h o.daai.
ARE of interest
There Is on po.a that ought not t. Is
ogtsi,,k d, an that is. tn, En.liSi hala
tro ii the sl,lnni She VIZ butt ~
Lrsli~h.n,n a.rncd hy Enshshahn. an,
IN M Oh. Lng,i,l,men Eag.anl 81 l. he
1.-THE Quyc oi tn sea-. aud set tn
q teen q! the Ssa> is Yep c,cn;, hy he
aA.hmn. WA sen, to the lo,,on in b.. OH,
Ii alr u :: Nanl,ec ,c>S,i III 10 r ~ikct i.r.
superior in 81 o. armament. Il WI al
kuc sAlI against English skill Elnl D gae
against u ,higrrnS. 1t was n NJ RESPECT
victory over IL, cafc,leracy. bat 1t vas i
every respect victory over fnglan4 Il
b. ~trc. an individual calling the South In
birthplace commanded the Aai,anIa. ti'io, il
i a s, true that b. ,oAiiae> his d kr, da-
tons to the commerce Of that rcoplt Will
waom li- State waSa war. IL ihs cA-
tent the Alabama was Il orfc lcra;e ycS~cl
but even this amounts To noth.n.i TIL,
Confcdcrates may I've amagvu ny tlk i s.
o ih~-A1,l,aina, but >t,ll, the iss,ic bs,w en-
tG AabaNa and the kcarSargc was fettl d
{ Y.nNycA and En- shincn. IN r,f {
the victory 4 ,umcs it chief import; hce a,
being one ovA John Bull, who fos year
' has .'"'"'' Y world BY his '''st'' be-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
Il AkkAN1ED 10 ELSiUl:E
II " .,RRANii.D TO RESTORE
AIDED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
IL Iiir.tft oiiit.I MAJ. clbs
10 lIir.iit Ui.in,N .U,.oii
To iIir.in Ul.I.,iNAf. tULDk

I, doe, not clam T. ulaAr ilar coiue in s,he,e
II mss once i.i4sn cut. SoliI.g VIII do that
s.n;.t,.l ~ may he Hivettl-nu - TIE contrary .
out w.I -sre~: i, i.ila, our, make hiti ldn
-u!t slihv, e,sii>' tGe -cii t.ssl all impiI-
tirs and LanrF>. aud tntir-iN avcicoin,~ lie
iia! ei'.cf~ az previous u~e O.. pirparuip.i> con.
Ian an. .d.,iati. sugar ~ iea'.. &c l. rrlai.ce
NJ s.'asn wishing a.l'i ilpiir- to- is apple 1tir
MOI al = tack sut l,ul - ci,sN appiI,a
AID pea 5su i.ir Snth a. any talFtrcS>I4.. Il
- >fofe~ Tie fsAtHial >Avtiin- ~ uie nun with
another wnien -sist~ ii Il tie :n-.ii nc.. ,..sfr;d
oi TAG uitturin naii BLACK al AVS - th;t the
itUsi critical OBSERVE cannot GetcVi IL Use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11

NV STYLE Il to-DA"r STAMPS Lowing
TO the frauds coitmitts by person1remo'
ing The marks N m old postage st Dps, th'
Pos, on e Dcp1 tment i considc Ping The
Introduction Of as.amp that can be hscd bu'
once. II is thut described:
The body of e,e stamp is mad9 of gold
beater's skin. hS,ead Of paper) (which is
tough and so nlhriy transparent that tn
print. 4 impress ION shows almostIas well on
one side as on Die other. The Assign. the
leg md, nulnrr,{s, &c, arc intcfdcd to y,
read through f1bm beneath, AM are there.
fore printed in reverse. The K is also OF
a peculiar description. WheYthe stamp is
wet and glued on the letter, remains per
ma,,ent and unchang, d, unfit some person
attempts to peel il off, lisf hrn finds that
the psntcsi matter remain5 fattaebed to the
letter, While the gol,l-ts tiers skin comes
off quite colorless. and hnving scarcely a
IRA y 81 .'postagv abD9ut il. i "a -
T.s1hs.L - h y
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN.
Horst .s6osr d Tetrinary .s"rgcea,

HoTss S0o.r q TeFTtnary S"r90on,
T. one DOOR WEST OF CORNER -
Wan ~ and Rock island streets II u
7 ~ wishes 10 inform the citizens oiN u
II Davenport and Scott tounty generality, that
,c has permanently located hini>ei, ~ TINS cit,
Were he Is prepared 10 sAoe horses On the sce.a
lie principles. After twvnt, wears study and
practice the anaioiny OF tie toc; OF which
lime he has ~pen, eleven years under the super
.mtendeacc oi tins brs. IeirIusi inns III Europe h..
fishes 70 saw that he'w,ii give satisfaction 10 all
persons having horses laboring onccr the disease
If corns constructions, commonly called
Ter cracks sand cracks, sprain-, spavins -prails
Of the corns, founders, ring bones. for all OF
which he war; ants perfect cure ii curable--
The greater part Of these diseases are caused by
sl,oeing or want Of proper treatment. incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
fro'a ,he Ne. Nort Tine.
D.-a,h 81 william sssnisb O'ssricn.

Rv the r.urope(n ma I. which arrived Ia
Il nirs. we raw int, liig,nce Of ia, death ~
il liam Smith H. i.rirn, one Of thu lev re-
gpm-tele n nfer Of the Irish r,loiul,ou-
~ party of fS4S ! staple t1 graphic
announ .,mclll IN the London Yi,te Of the
i h. ~tleng5tha, ne dl,d 1T Rlngo. on the
,,.c,fu dnf Il Al the ,u am Of the event
hat our ihcign cxehangef contain. Mr.
Bricn y born in the eouk Ply Of Care. on
de 9Th fottobcr. 1873. His family was
,none ,lk most ancient in ireland, and de
rived it Gc>ccut from Brian iBoroihme lie
ntercdfalliamcni in ls47 representing the
,afouJ Of Ennis, county IRE. Aitcrward.
in a. he was retusuc iot Limtrick. and
this s6n-ttuyncy he continued to rclrc>cni
i,r ytny years He Was Appointment and
ache member Of the i:eptal Association.
II was strong in his opposition to the pas
~ q the lrlaha~r--rv--'1 AaSllst. lsi3.
4 lsls~Tt wa hrd in custody for ~~Sclal
'.s~v hy the Sergeant al Aifns, for refusing
to serve on committees ~ the House In
isis be made violent >p4ch in the House,
of Commons, in which lac threatened 10 g.
,auii>A an i...cpel,d> nj republic in Ireland.
il Ap,ii Of The same ,cat he went To Paris
orcelilc~i I'D for the Oppressed nat;pral-
tv If hciana' Returning tome h was.
MAY, together with Thomas Francis
i a.hcr. i. ought ,o trial on Il charge uf ;,
HaoA but >tary,l conviction.
In isl- he attempted a rising among III,
.sa,anrrs al Ballngmf, which wa prompt
! suppressed # VI arrested and y
t.irge of high tfa~on and Convicted aad
,cateat..d 10 ieatlI The semen, + WIS after
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11

SrDbfT .DEA1u-SI~cuLAR Cd kDucT ON
Dos.-yIrs june Reed died vciy suddenly
at the Randall House, at O'Clock Monday
morning Jus, before her ,iccet-e, poodle
do cam up TO the BID, monltcd chair,
and taking Mrs. Reed by tn h&ndS with his
paws, commenced bowling in 3dolefnl man
ner The noise made by the p"g walked up
her husband. and the woman boon after cx-
pred. The dog since the detth of his mis-
tress, has refused to leave ~ corpse for
moment. aif"rding an INSTANCE Of the almost
human affection exhih,tedf by the brute
creation. --6t. Lexis Unisn - sn
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4 F''m iFc TOY, y !. FFe9s
4 Ybun= Woman Scnt$nccd 10
be- lsHlssE.~~-~a

ii NA~->s@F'.-1 county Oyer aiil lcITf!rs>r
n>t c,cscl, Miiiy Murray was tp,lnd guilty
nf murder in the first degree. AMI sentenced
10 he hung on the It'll If August On or
.pout the Sd of March. She had child.
whi'h WAS killed lv tying narrow ST Of
muslin around It's neck She then scwch il
lp ia u o..ipe, bar. aud sts;ctvd it between
.er feather and straw beds. Her conduct
X tied Suspicion. and the child WAS found,
secrctcd as stated, the same day she Killed
IT, She pretended she tied the string
round its neck 10 prevent 4 y,ilowiSh sub
,,an..e ,'u ning t1'm lis mouth. Judge
S,angham, in sent n-ing her sd:
You are convicted ri a serious oienSc-
the srtat, st knuJn TO orr laws Aihuieh
rceomu, ~ tn}hc mercy of tn tou.; ny
the j ry who cqhvictcd you, y III, tour.
has y" mercy T. bcstov. You Havc bc,n
defended ~ ybunScl wao ha, d. b. all that
cou Il ,c donjior you. The N prov ides
t at the p, NJ hmcnt of your fticlce i
deaf !. and e = tn n.,nrc w4 must po-
nounce II onx ou. do nor wisl to harrow
your IL ln3 hv referring TO lie circum-
ance Of thf murdcr. You ednly to hook
TO God Tor Gercy You should 3at indulge
any hope hat the Governor Of III State Will
commutY your punishment I'd iinpiisou-
mcnt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
An Imperial Crown

= j FHtEt 0EHOIr. tHt the rTH7"0 y TtfVFV. con-
TERED on tie heae which has neglected to em,-
beiisli, or tame has robbie Of It's native hue bv
ChristiadOrO's Hair lS,r.
Retains is dara lustte If renewed at intervals to
the close of Life. Peerless amen. Thousands ot
preparations, that promise much aud performs
nothing. s;anrs Cris,aloro's hair Preservatiye
valuable adjunct to the dye. in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health of the
hair, and Of itself when used alone--a safeguard
that protects the tibrcs from decay under alt cir
by j. Chr,s:gio,o, No. i Astor House. New York,
kept by all druggists iunel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11

~hi,ii are deposiiaie- Of pnnlic money. AMI all
RESPECTABLE BANNS AND BANNERS
.Hrpu ,ou 'lt, coen.r.. fa.ios - 3sn's fg' the
Nufi.Iil b i9>itaaN lat.k-.5s ll furnish iuIther
"a oii'i;.' len application and
AFFORD lNhhA FACILITY 10 .-UDsCIl
i;r.HS. inAes7 dSw2s
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, .rNiNAI'
i II. tii. ,yp sfNUAL sYs' E"s new and II,
i.ibic iicnii.ni-sn Reports 81 tie HOWARD
A>>otl ATiUN sent br mani IN seated letter en-
,elop,s. ttc- oi charge. Address DR.. j. Rkii.-
LIN HDUGHI0N, Howard Association, No.
south Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa aildwiy
- Nervous Debility. $clninel
W.a.,n - cic tfs Z. t.of ~ ulse wac h,> rrsli-
1, cured nia,>~' aud luudre'.- 81 ety.- ;,ud vii
tell yoa nothing hn' tie h~vt Address. with
stamp EDWARD II. TkANEk
NAY II -dkwiy Iuc. Box. boston, Mass.
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Democratic state Ticket.


ror ~esf sr II @tafe
in WALLACE. - 3u-ea county.
Feg ~tat ii.asate
Joiy d. iA y, g " m.
r. ttiuaeA tt,a'tA'.
ct,~-M. puSBip Jackson cena.~
rrAa1Itsf = ~'.te.
+ &. HEvD@..- i0ff.yf Iowa county
forR.s ne al s'ate Lad chice
n HD.Il1pA. e N,aia.eai',i,.
Fof Jalsc e ilt inpefne Court.
7 Ios. 4 lGsGos, ut Dabaque county,
rHs.l..s-it ti.ts foR- ~ itPet
TraG N,c1rH 81 .tohasau county
/ NJ Preston - ilan .annfs.
t-.fRfcr ELECTORS.
c,n nj, Daniel + Miller. 81 Iee.
- i, Ioaa T. >.was'ora oftoAar,
la W. -8 d nisAa.a- of Dtanlue,
al do l..lrus T. Veal = MAJ .ah,
nj, d. y L4risnr. Professionals;
IN A. John 4 six al.
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Esoyt'S Es;:swails:s gs:sil. ESe~tUra.


rHr 81 A~pt RID r.;IrAR,1ioS TOR THE ~ III
rne .rANpARp PREPARATIONS FOR TIRE nhiR
TIE 81 t>niRD PREPARATION FOR TIM hAIR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
SIGEL HOTEL.

SNsEL II01TELe
Frort strut, bsftc.," Braiy ard Mir,
John MEYER, .................P Proprietor.
~ >TtRTAiNMLNT PROVIDED FOR THE
~ trayeiln- public and c,ty hnarders III al
t..,es in the fii,s' satisfactory manner The la
III. will BE- -applrcd wftd The best the market NJ
lords, and the s,eas and Toon~ Kept la the most
comfort able STYLE .-7c~ Warm Steals n nj hours.
wines and Ii uOrS
or the b., quality constantly on hand. IVA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11

JAMES CAMPBELL Master,
L.MCEL PARkHUkSr, ...... Clerk.
NNE or THE ABOVE fAChLIs WILL
~ leave this point every morning on 'ae arr
\ q, the Eastern Train. connec.ing at Nusratine
! III the cars Tor Iowa Gil, and W Washington at
curlin gton tor OsNalcosa and O.tumwa, IN with
C,icago tram; az Font Madison for MI ieasant
and M Keokuk with packets Tor - L"uis-
7, t<s,- Passenger travelling on tntse boats WI
kreiwht handled with care Aad dispatch. il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
FIsEN -II'S HOTEL.

IN tie Ea,.peit nga. ygoTsfe III Lfy Inn
iafh g, !. ~ Ta1tfert sf-...,
A.m lorA
spacious Reject, i, ,at4 Rooms and Daii~f
~nci. Bed rooms warmed gratis and only one
b.d IN room not believe runners or hack
men who ~Ay wei full Se.va ar. not al
lowed 10 receivers -uu-itc. uplJ-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
Particular attention paid I, the
stNOgcxHle Business.

buv ON the most advantageous terms and = j
low Gail aad examine MI orders pruri,tl,
attended 10 mv2l al
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

small planter, was compelled to rive
way TO his more powerful and more aris.
tocratic'neighbor, who prospered upoa
the labor of his slaves, until all the valu.
able lands Of the South were owned bv
comparatively few persons. Ii these
estates are not divided IN the renovation
OF that region, they will soon be taken
up under our tax and confscation laws
by class Of corinorants who will swarm
thlther, hoping TO amass fortunes by q
system Of wages- slavery as much to be
depiored as' chattle-slavery. This class
viii seek 10 lake advantage Of the ignor-
ant Slave suddenly made free, and will
require ofhim excessive labor, with in.
adequate compensation.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
L, w. HART,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
n LAW. ILdepen dence, Buchanan Coun-
~, Iowa.
Win give strict attention TO oil busine en- i.
'kssted to his care. Office up stairs, one door
west Of Marquette & McKenzies Furniture
Store, Main Street, Independence, Iowa.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
- Lands or land business. promptly attend
ato. [Nov26-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
w II. BARTON.

COUNTY JUDGE
T AW OFFICE. at the Court House, Inde-
IL pendence, Iowa.
Will attend to conveyancing. take acknow.
Judgments of Deeds. and do all legal business
.eatrusted 70 his care.
dan. 81 1861. t.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
DILAZON ID. HOLDRIDGE.

1 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
~ LAW, Independence, Buchanan County
tswa. Office next door west of Marquette 4
AeKenxie's Furniture Building. All business
ntx0sted to him will be promptly attended to-
Back Pay. Bounty and Pensions due dis
charged or deceased soldiers, or their heirs,
procured promptly, and no charges made until
the claim is obtained.
April 2Sth, 1862. f6-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
J. q. WOODWARD,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
"A Law. General Land Agent and Notary
Public. Independence. Buchanan County.
Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts Of
his State. Also attend promptly to securing
alaims. making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Conveysncing, DC.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24

hM. u. p. WOODS has opened her New
N1 Millinery Room, one door vest OF Planes
psrd.esvs Store. and cders TO her old custom.
sn and fi.ads, and Ne pYblis generally. a
Yadspsddsue. AprN - le63 i4,if
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
CARTER HOUSE.

YOHN L.sWILOOX. formerly ef the Amer
~ loan Hotsl.a having leased the above house,
would return his thanks To the public for the
liberal patronage formerly bestowed. and would
Be hoppy 10 veleome AN bis old friends at the
Garter House, Maine ST., Cedar Falls. Iowa.
stAgss leave this house daily for the North
!ssath ned rWAsts f,.Iei
HndaP Falls July 25, 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
w. CHANDLER.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. OFFICE
u over Keller d Burpce's Furniture Ware
Rooms. Independence. Iowa.
Feb. IS, 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
BUSINESS CARDS.
eGARLKs ,. FARwELL. SIMEON FARwEl
FAREWELL & CO..

HoMMISSION MERCHANTS, l3s South
" Water Street, Chicago, H.. Liberal cash
advances on property In store.
sRErExEScEs.- -Cooley, Parwell 4 Co., Gray,
Phelps Co., G.. G. Cook & Co.
Oct. 7th. 1864. [29-t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
T. rrNNIoAN.

A TrORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
IA Independence. Iowa. Office over Free
nsa 4 Mains Store.
July sth. 1862. ll6-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-24
Il. w. WRIGHT, M. ID.

nFFICE, at Wallacs's Drug Store, Indepen-
" dence. Residence, so rods east Of the
Court House, on the place formerly owned
By Mr. Hermann. the gardener
Nay 5th, 1863, ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-21
REBTRIgpEn

The commercial editor Of the Richmond
FAig eLlls attention to the fact that the 81 eur
rsEey act rsvokss ths power hsretofoTs granted
10 end exercised by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to issue ftty millions Of treasury notes per
alonth. He can no longar food the country
with paper money. The only manner ia which
Ee can meet the wants Of the treasury is to issue
six per cent. bonds, the principal and interest
whereof shall be free fr0m taxation, and for the
payment Of the interest thereon the entire net
receipts of any export duty hereafter laid on tie
value Of al cotton, tobacco and naval stores,
which shall be exported from the Confederate
States, and tie net proceeds Of the impert du-
ties now laid, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, are specially pledged This fact, it is
properly urged, should inspire confidence in the
new currency.
About the. .fTst Of May, 10 presume, the Sac
rstsTy win sell or byposhscais portion of the
six per cent. bonds, and thus further drain
upsn the reduced amount O. currency in ciIcu-
lAsion viii be made, and rioney will become
sssTesT. Creditors Of ths Govegnment whose
debts have been contracted tincs the passage of1
Ehs Currency Aet' are allowed to receive the
amounts due them In certificate of indebted
ness, payable two years after peace, bearing SIX
per cent. interest, payable annually, and srsmst
frs1s taIati0s ia PTiseipal a;d interest. This is
another safeguard against an increase of shs
currency.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-21
nRu naupAIaN.

The Northern journals Of the I1th and I2sh
inst, anEounce with apparently much positive
meas and candoT, that with the assistance Of
GRANT the military authorities ct Washington
have determined upon an active campaign in
Virginia, having in view the capture of Rich
moDd. The New York World psrticulGrizss
how the army Of the Potcmae is to be strength
eaed, to the number of f250, 600 msn; and another
journal announces that the downfall of the
COnfedsrats capital was considered by General
GRANT strstegicAl result Of the utmost impoT-
tsncs, and had induced his Government to
again undertake it, which woald be done under
his personal supervision.
This nag ali Be so-ths Washington Govern
msnt may have so determined, but we doubt It
The parade Of intentions seems too ostsnIts-
tieusly. made. True, the SHERMAN and XII
PATRICK raids were publicly announced some
time before they were Undertaken, bat the result
Of both those abOrtivs movements has undoubt-
edly taught the Federal Managers lesson
They will observe gTsatar sserssy hereafter
Their real purposes will not be advertised in
the same manner sgain. GRANT wsuld ike to
accomplish the capture Ct Richmond, after 80
many failures have been made By others; bat
if be purposes to attempt it, he viii keep it from
the public Is long as POssil,ls. He viii not add
to his chances of discontinue By notifying cur
authorities he is comiHg. We give him credit
for better gensrslship than that, and think his
energies viii be directed in an entirely different
direction Ths idsa of syeFruunino Gesrria
sad Aslbsma has not been abandoned, and we
shall be sorry to see any relaxation Of our sforts
to be ready to meet the Federal army of the
West intact, without the withdrawal frem it of
four corps, or : single man All the movements
Of troops We have yet seen reported By the
Northern press indicate tkis, and we shall only
believe to the contrary when we know that the
concentration on the PotOulae, and depletion on
she Teunessse, named, is going On.