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A CARD..-TO THE VOTERS OF CUM.
"A BERLAND AND HARNETF COUNTIES BOTH
AT HOME AND IN THE ARMY:-In compliance with
the solicitations of manJ friends, l announce mfsef q
candidate in the lower branch Of the ensuing
Legislature of North Carolina Ny political sentiments
are we'll known to be of the srailest Sect and stand
before YOU my citizens squarey and fairly ON the
platform Of principles ably enuuciated by Vice Presl-
dent Stephens and Gov Brown of Georgia and pariO
cay advocated by w. Holden of this State and should
be favored with suciency Of your votes to place me
in the high position to which aspire shall do all that
in nv power lies to bring about an srmistce with view
to a negotiation for honorable peace
shall cordially support w. W. holden for Governor, as
the Conservative candidate.
hope be able meet you, fellow citizens at the
several Tax Gatherings and more fully explain my views
the great aud all absorbing question OF the times
JAMES II. TURNER.
July 2, 1864 STD.
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A man complained that never a father had so
undutifu child as his "Yes," said The son, with
less grace than truth, "my grand father had"
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York Institute, June 90, 1854.
THNo THE PEOPLE OF THE 5OTH SEN

TNNO THE PEOPLE OF THE 5OTH SEyI
IL TORlAL DISTRICT, NURTH-C aROLINA-Ir
Low CITIZENS AND SoLDIER At the u,grnt soiciG
of many Conservatives " the District, announce nv
candidate, to represent the Counties of Clay Cha.
Macon, Jackson and Haywood in the Senate Of ts ~
Legislature of the State.
II is not possible for any to foresee what ms,V
may come before the Legislature Of the State at it, Ii
session. what the events of war may make necessr
the protection Ofhe State and the security Of ihe V
SHALL f eected) be advised BY, consult and act With
Conservative party of the State and with The view
curing Negotiations, and honorable peace. Iamssa
COnser awe r. NJ HENRT
Franklin, N. c., June 90, 1854. SO-tjE
sB Progress and Henderson Times COPY
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Secretary Chase rep orts that the nressnt or,-o
SSe Oh the public debt including all the legal ten.
7l9, 395, I6s. ''"'u"' T" Oh
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HAYWOOD COUNTY, RESPECTFUL.
IL y announce myself 10 the people of Haywood cum
y rs candidate to represent them the House of Com
mons Of the next General Assembly am a Conserva.
tive Of the "original panel" JOHN n. ESTES.
June 10, 1864. 81. 99-te
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If stupid speaker has prodigious lungs, he can
fill with his voice the largest house-and empty it
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FLASH couNrY...IA ADOPT THIS METH

RTASH COUNTY....I ADOPT THIS METH.
~ cd of announcing cand date for the Senate
in Nash County at the approaching election make this
the urgent solicitation of many friends
My principles strictly Conservative hold that civil
liberty should be maintained at all hazards otherwise all
sacrifices and suerngs in this will ha been in
vau aud also favor Of negotiations for honor
able peace eIected pledge myself to do all in my pow
the County and to honorable
A. HIN. ON.
June 81 1894. Sl-tepd.
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Lieut. Gen. Longstreet was in Columbia, S. G..
last week.
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CHATHAM COUNTY.-WE ARE RE.
u quested II TO announce THOS W. WOMBLE, Esq
as candidate to represent the people of Chatham in the
House of Commons of the next Legislature Mr.. Wombe
is Conservative after the straIes Sect aud will sup
mort W. W. Holden for Governor. If elected lie pledges
himself do all in his power for the people and the sol
ders their representative. and TO secure an honorable
peace.
July z, 1854. 6S-te.
HoSrs's please copy.
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VADKIN COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR
u lied and reqnes ed 10 announce A. g. COHLES, as
Conservative candidate for reelection the House Of
Commons from the County of Yadkn.
June u, 1864. Site.
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Fifty.Eishth N. C. Reg't (Johnson,s Army. !
LII. Col. II. i. nnIa- cnmh,o -''|

Fifty-Eishth N. C. Reg't (Johnson's Army.
LIT. Col. L. j. Dula, cOmd'g.
Field and Staff-WOunded: 1t Col J Dula, thigh
slight.
Company A-Wounded 1t J Wise, Sgt Jos Aupbterv.
Larkin Freeman, Rose, JAG Aushoun Jes Goddy Miss.
B-Kied Sgt Jes Stewart. Wounded: Sgt Stuart.
N Bird, Stephens. Missing: E W Baker
C5Wounded Sgts } Woody and George, Rid
D-wouuded-J Crusenberg, NJ Townsend.
E-Kiled: ben Estes Wounded T Spencer, s
Bran, JOS Moore Henry Oxford, SAM Parks Jos Puett
Jas Taylor. Tsnge, Spencer Wood.
FaaHilled: Capt D COney. Wounded: 1t A Fox,
G--KilIed: W Walker. Wounded 1t Morris,
GCorP 5 NJ Peters, Bailey, W Cox, s HOldman W
H-killed: W R Raby. Wounded: LIT A D Lingle,
GG3orpl Crisp Stating Missing: L Craig, J n
WOUNDED: Lit McGhee, 1t Miller, Sgts l.
Vandike, blackburn, Green, Brown. Missing:
KZM9unded: SgtsJ NJ Green W Stewart. Cornl Henry
Thomas, Curtin LeadfOrd, Grindstaf. Missing: 4
BIaIock.
EeD VIM Wood, D Dickersou, ihos Barker C Q
Barker, Harvey bunly, Douglas BIevius. Missing: WIN
COrRutt, Waggoner Landreth.
SIxtIeth N. c.. T.-Johnson's Army-Lt. Col.
j. Il. Weaver, Commanding.
Company A-Wonuded: Its & W Cooper, N Miller,
G Lind ev Sgt Al Garrison, COrp Rimru J Sluder
Miller W 5 WesI, W Founders. Missing: NJ A
=, d Wounded: 81 PslnmOns, NJ Woody, R Hickum.
Missing: Hickum
CIV GUIDED: 1t VI Davidson, A Mcclure, W ]
DuckDer.
D-WOunded: Sgt StespS s McCarsou.
E-Killed r Katcif. GUIDED J Luther Ham,
ton.
F-Kiled: Hudson. Wounded: W N Dover, J P
Meadows.
G-wouuded ] R Fender
H-kied: 1t Rocks Missing: Sgt c Holland.
l-Wounded 1t ) Luther, j Nichols F N Callahon.
k.Kled: Corpl G Lyle Wounded: Its West,
J Sales, Corpl Q w Freeman, II Iugle. Missing: z
StePp VIM Stepp. VI G Sales, q iaednon. w n Rlch-
man, r White.
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Stokes COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR
- Ized To announce w. T. MATTHEW'S, Conservative
OF the straitest Sect" a candidate for seat in the
House OF Commons at the next session of the Legislature
of North. Carolina from Stokes County.
June u 1854. STE
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LAMANC,E COUNTY.-.WE APE AZ.
n thorized and requested 10 announce WILLIAM
ALBRIGHT as candidate to represent the people Az
nance in the Commons branch of the General AsSen!
of North Carolina, at the election in August.
June 20, 1874. SOW.
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GRANVILLE COUNTY.--TO THE SOL"
VI DTERS AND CITIZENS OF GRANVlLLE C0UN-
TY-At meeting of portion of the citizens Of Gran
vile County held June 22nd, 1894 at FsirPo for the
purpose of nominating candidate TO represent us IN me
lower House Of the ensuing legislature, Ut; r;
being offered he received the unanimous vote OF the
meeting irrespective Of party .,,,,, c,-:
GEo WILLIAMSON, Sec,y. -,
July II, 1854 y--,.- a" So-"po'
GRANVILLE COUNTY. LAT THE RE.
Squest of many friends, offer myself candidate for
seat in the House of Commons to represent the people
OF Granville id our next Legislature. 800,
July z 1884 36-w&swtepd.
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no THE sOLDIERs AND CITIZEN

VNO THE SOLDIERS AND CITIZEN
Il (V0TERS) OF NASH COUNTY, announce ny
self candidate for a seat in the House Of Common
at the ensuing election in August. As it will be Id
possible for to you all between now and the ma
Thursday in August lake this method OF making know
to you my principles and views" am in favor Of :,
honorable peace it can possibly be obaDs'
and think that efforts should hav been made long ago
stop this cruel, bloody and desolating war. |,
! was never secessInist-slHays opposed those WV
said secession would be Peaceable if had war iOH
would pay the expenses with ten cents and wipe up u
the blood with pncket-handkerchef am not one a
"the last dollar and last man gentry. thought a1a
still think the people have the right to hold meetings
consult together for the promotion of their own interest,"
lam OnpoSsi to the Suspen1Hn 81 the lDri of ha6taS %
aud pcing tie sOEOs POrOsr Of tho country in the ha"
In short am Conservative of the " sirs''s
Sect out and out, through and through up and %
Conservative and peace If you elect me pr"ahSS
not TO. vary hairs breadth from Ibe principles OIL 'D
great and growing and glorious Conservative party
Your humble servant and friend -,
JAMES D. MATTHEWS
June 8, 1854. T-N
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ANsoUNcEMENr OF c ...,I,Il5,li:il.
mo THE PEoPLE or NoRTH CARoLI

THO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CARROLL
IL NA.-In compliance with the wishes Of many friends,
announce myself candidate for the Office of Governor
of at the election to be held the first
Thursday in August next
Ny principles and views Conservative !" after the
straest sect we'll known the people of the State
These principles and views what they have BEEN
They will NOT be changed. - -.r.
am disposed time like this TO invite the peo-
pie from their employments and add to the excitement
which prevails in the public mind by barangung them
for their votes. We need all energies 70 meet the
common enemy and to provide Of subsistence for
truCps in the field and the people at home Let the
people calmly and firmly to the polls and vote for the
men Of their chOce will cheerfuy abide their decision
whatever it may be. u. .-..... .. ,
Ii elected win do everything in my power to promote
the interests the honor and the glory Of North Carolina
aud 10 secure honorable peace. W. W. HOLDEN.
June "a, 1854. 3l-te
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NHATHAM COUNTY.--WE ARE AU-
u thorized and requested to announce the following
gentlemen the true Conservative ticket for Chatham
County, and state that they will support W. ". Holden,
the CouseI vative candidate for Governors Senate WILL
LIAM GRIFFIN. Commons, Capt. THOMAS w. WON
BILE, JOHN A MCDONALD, and PATTERSON PICKET
Sheriff. CLAIBORN JUSTICE
July II, 1864. STD
B Progress publish twice, and send account to this
Office.
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF RUrHERFORi

THO THE PEOPLE OF RUTHERFORD
= AND POLK COUNTIES: Fellow Citizens o.
nuunce myself candidate to represent the people R
eriord aud Polk in the House of Commons of the IG
General Assembly Ny Principles and views thOss I
a Conservative latter the stratest Sect" am for q
honorable peace by negotiations and hold tha %
duty of the representative tn be q warned by The l
constituents If elected will do all in my power
you and and our brave soldiers and to secure hon
Bile peace JAMES W. ADA&
June 8, 1854. 26-tdpd
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mo THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNTY,

THO THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNTY
IL FELLnw- CITIZENS i am a candidate for seat 10 TIE
House of Commons in the next Legislature OF NOrthCr
DINA In coming before you for re election to seat
which you have elevated for six years in successor
trust you need proof that have at heart only Ehh
conceive to be for the best interest of uE
If elected, shall permit opportunity to pass without
giving my support to all measures that WILL in my CPn
ion, promote the honor, dignity, and prosperity Of Id
P T. HENRY.
Colerain Berthe Co June 90 1854 s0-tA
Progress please COPY
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July II, 1864

THO THE CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS OF
u Craven County: Having been solicited by many
friends in and of the army, aud being the con-
script age myself candidate for seat IN the
House Of Commons Of the next Legislature.
pledge myself if elected to all my energe for the
interest If my constituents and the integrity OF the State
..... w. q. L0FTIN.
July IL, 1854. S6-te
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0NSLOW COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR
" lied to announce |. n. SANDERS, Esq, cand-
date for the Senate in OnsOw. MIR. Sanders is sound
and true Conservative.
July ii, 1864. 36-te.
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ANNOUNCEMENT iI,Il,e,lj1S,,I1l,' OF CANDIDATES.
no THEvoTERs oFMooRE AND MONT.

G0aERY-I adopt this method of informing you
that longer candidate to represent TINS
TO be candidate are fret, find my health Will NOT al
low me to canvass the District, which might be
and secondly Montgomery claims the Senator and third
Nv Mr. BRIoHT the Conservative candidate high toned
gentleman and Of character ability and influence
s sn-s of bis election and believe be will make an
eOefgs'''' u'e'u'' A"O AO'' JOHN A. BARRETT.
July IL, 1854. 0o-"'
kzy- Progress please copy. aj.... -s4 ..a
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RANVILLE COUNTY.-IN COMPLI.
~ ance w'th soci CT l cannot disregard an
them for election seat in the Commons branch OF the
next Legislature and that solicit their votes Alih lRh
am Conservative Though not ultraist shall make
party pedgss consider it the duty Of legislator
topgsaIe with to the honor and welfare of the State
aud the best interests of the people and to the i.ss
Of purity RICH. w. HARRIS
June 10, 1864 2S-tepd.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY.-WE ARE AU.
H horized TO snn9unce LEWIS HANES, Esq as q
candidate To represent the people of Davidson Count. in
the House of Commons of the next General Assembly
May IT, 1884. 2I-td.
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NWOORE AND MONTGOMERY ARE
IvN neouesIed TO ANNOUNCE THOMAS }. BRIGHT, ESQ
candidate to represent Moore and Montgomery
in the Senate Of the next Legislature. Mr. Bright
tried and true Conservative. .- - l., ..
June 20, 1854. oV-'e'
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"ARNETT COUNTY.--WE ARE RE-
III quested to announce JOHN Mel HARRINGTON,
u candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Harnet County
at the ensuing election IN August
July u, l~o4. ls-wtd
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Casualties in the 2sth N. C. t., June %, 1854.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
N1uee o. LoeCO.
ADyUrANT GENERAL's Oyr1cE,
Davenport, May 8. 1864.

Davenport, May 8, 1854.
General Orders No. IA.
l. All Commanders of Militia Companiea
in this State, which have volunteered for
the 100 days call, or commanders Of Com
Panies raised by Recruiting Commissioners
from this office, will at once proceed with
their Companies to general Rendezvous, at
Davenport, upon transportation passes -
heretofore directed.
IL. This does uot apply to Regiments
raised in the First Congressional District.
which will rendezvous 1T Kcokuk.
Col. Culbertson, A. A. g., is ordered from
this Department to Keokuk, where he VII.
act as A. A. G. and A. q. n. General q
State for the purpose Of organizing troops
there.
Nv. All troops s'raised in the First Con-
gressional District will report 70 Col. Cul-
bertson, A. A. g., At Keokuk, BY Saturday,
the 14th inst
V. Enlistment papers for troops in the
First Congressional District, required BY Gen
cral Orders No. II, will be delivered 70 Col.
Culbertson, A. A. g., and to Captain T. W.
Walker, U. $. A., st keokuk, the last named
officer acting in bahalf Of 1t. Col. w N. 0risr
1st o. 8. Cavalry, Chief Mastering OMcee
Of the State.
BY order Of the Commander-in Chief.
N. B. BAKER,
my6-dtf Adjutant General Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
AuDIroR's OrrlcE, Iowa, J
Des Moines, April 3Oth, 1864. {

IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That ON the
third day Of February, 1864, q sworn statement
was filed in this Office, showing the condition Of
the Home Insurance Company, located at New
Haven in the State Of Connecticut. on the first
day Of January, A. ID. 1864, in accordance with a
provision Of IN Act of the General Assembly OF
the State of Iowa, entitled An Act IN Relation
to lnsurance Compdnits, approved January 2sth
1857, and an Act amendatOFy thereto, approved
February 9TH, 1858, and an Act in relation In
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES. annroveJ
March 18th, 1852; that said statement shows th ~
said Company il possessed Of the requisite Amount
Of capital, and invested - required bv Law.
Authority is therefore given to the above M.
med Company to transact their sppropriate busi.
ness of Insurance in this State in accordsr..
with the laws thereof, until the slst dav of lam
ary, A. d. One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty Five. "
Nis cleo Certified, That John L. Swits Co
Ct Davsaport, have been duly appointed BY said
Company their lawful Agents and ATTORNEYS for
ne County Of Scott, with full power to take risks
Of Insurance. therein, and to acknowledge service
Of process, e provided BY Law, upon their 6lino
with the Cleek Of Vie District Court in md fns
81 County, certified copy Of The statement On
~ in this oGce. Il d further certiRed NM the
e9eeshsa = tfus ~ setrset copy q the said
= tsGlinsay vhesesf I hsve hsreunto
IL ~ - ~ AanA - e11ed NJ 81 q oSoo.
0e1Z - lzfleu1 abuvs v1S6tS.
~ " ~ 1kSDo1s bs119' = III,
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RIVER ITEMS.

The popular mail and passenger packet James
Means, Captain Jerry Wood, will depart for Du-
buque and way points Monday at 7o'clock. J.
Scarborough in the Office. H. NJ. Prettyman,
agent.
The favorlte mail and passenger packet Jennie
Whipple, CaptainCampbel will depart for Fort
Madison and way points MOndoy morning at
o'clock. Lemuel Parkhurst In the Office. E. A.
Tilebin, agent.
The fast sailing and snpurb Northern Line
packet Northcrner, Captain Afford, will depart
for st. Louis and way points tomorrow. ]. D..
DuBoin in the Office. X. NJ. Prettyman, agent.
The magnificent Northern Line packet Hawk
eye State, Captain Mason, will depart for St.
Paul Tomorrow morning. Ben. Vongar in the
office. r. NJ Prettyman, agent.
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DAVENPORT. IOWA, SATURDAY, MAY T. 1854.

CITIZENS MREfING.-ln pursuance Of .
call Of many Of cur citizens, public meet
iag was held 1t the Court House last even
ing, for the purpose Of discussing the pro-
priety Of securing the payment Of bounty
to such citizens Of Scott county Is may en-
list in the hundred days campaign. The
meeting Was organized by calling John N.
Rogers, Esq, TO the Chair, and appointing
d. N. Richardson, Secretary. The meet
ing, which was handsomely attended by
our heaviest taxpayers and most influential
citizens, was addressed by the Rev. c. G..
Truesdell, Rev. James Challen and Gen.
Baker, in very earnest manner, recon-
mending the County bounty system in the
strongest terms, and urging prompt and i'm
mediate action on the part Of the citizens.
James T. Lane, Esq, offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted by the
unanimous. voice Of the meeting:
Rssolssd, That tits the unanimous sentiment
Of this meeting that An appropriation should
be made BY the Board Of 0upervisors of this
county, as bounty Or additional pay TO al who
may enlist from this county, under the present
call BY the Governor for 10000 men, aud also
to levy tax to pay the same.
Received, That . committee 'of. three be ap.
pointed BY the meeting to requestthe Board Of
Supervisors of this county to call special
meeting Of their body at the earliest day prac-
ticable to carry out the spirit Of these resolu.
lions.
The Chair was then, on motion, authorized
70 appoint committee, which resulted In the
choice Of Messra G. G. Alvord, A. J. Preston
and L. @. Dessains, after which the meeting
adjourned,
The committee will lose no time In secin &
that the wishes Of the people, so expressed
is carried out,
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Citv and County Of Ne,c Hdren. 50.

BR IT RExExsEREp, That, on this, the twenty
sixth day of January, A. ID. 1854, before the un-
dersigned, a commissioner for the State of Iowa.
duly appointed by the Governor Of the State Of
Iowa, and empowered by the Laws Of the State of
Iowa, to administer oaths, &C., personally ap-
pesrcd d. X. Satterlee, Esq, and Charles Will
son. Esq. personally known to me to be the Pre-
sident and Secretary Of the Home Insurance
Company of New Haven, us by them signed to
the foregoing report, and respectively made SOL
emn oath that the matters set forth in the forego-
ing statement are true.
In WITNESS WpEREor, have hereto
RI. set my hand and official seal. At my Of.
fee, in the City and County of New
Haven, day and year aforesaid.
LYMAN f. MUNSON.
Commissioner for the State Of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
COM N s DIAL,
Davenport Markets.

OPrCE OF THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT,
Friday evening, May 8, 1864.
FLouR.-se.4o@7 90 Wholesale; s6ooGs 40 re
tail
WHEAr-1.O5@l.17
BsRLEY.-9l. .0O@1.20.
QATs.-6l@d7.
CORg,-7a@s0
WnirE BEANs.-$2. .O0@25O
FLAxsEED.- $2. OO02.23
TIxorHY.-$2. 25@2.5O.
CLOvER.-s7. .0O@7.25.
PorArOEs.-50M75.
DUTrEh-26c.
EGGS l0c,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07

TnE throng at Whisler's still continues,
snd the cause is easily explained when it is
known that he sells the best dry goods at
the lowest possible prices
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07

CoSsrIrrrIoN WATER, Hamlin's Wizard
Oil, and Lamberson's nerve and bone lmi
ment can be found at Ballord's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07

JEAxs.-Thc ncatcst specimen of jeans
that we have ever seen was made at Shields
mandatory in this ci,y. Mr.. S. is manu-
factoring goods Of this kind that cannet be
surpassed by the best Kentucky brands
Call at Sam Perry's, opposite the Post office
and see them.
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SEcoxD-The term Of service to be an hundred
dAyA reckoning from the date Of muster into the
service Of the United States, unless sooner dis
charged.
TaiRD-The troops to be mustered into the ser
vice Of the United States BY regiments, when the
regiments are filled up, according to regulations,
to the minimup strength. The regiments to be
organized according to the regulations Of the War
Department. The whole number to be furnished
within twenty days from date Of notice Of the &C.
ceptance Of this proposition.
FouRrH-The troops to be clothed, armed,
equipped, subsisted, transported, and paid, as
other United States infantry volunteers, and to
serve in Notifications, or wherever their SER
vices may be required, within Or without their
respective States.
Furu-No bounty to be paid the troops, nor
the service charged or credited on any draft.
SIxrH-The draft for three years service to 70
on in any State or district where the quota u not
filed up; but j any officer or soldier in this spe-
cial service should be drafted he shall be credited
for the service rendered.
JOHN BkOUGH, Governor OF Ohio.
U. L. NORTON Governor Of Indiana
klCHO HATES, Governor Of llliuoix
w. N. STONE, Governor or Iowa
The foregoing proposition Of the Governors II
accepted, and the Secretary Of War Is directed to
carry it into execution.
A. LINCOLN.
APRIL %. 1864.