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Mrs. McCu ,ugh, 90 BRADY street,

Mrs. McCu l'ugh, 90 Brady street, is
Ia receipt vf -iessnt a. lee ~ Spring c,iiiutfy
Yoods. elected b, her .is,sr n .. Dyss.y) ~to
ie u lr.seul in Esw York e sitting tn gram:
.i..s.i.y e the srtlus sni sao,mer isshisrs
Ia saor uas che ell be prspsse: 40 ext bi,
:, the IL ..es of D.vvspor. sad is v,cini.y tn.
r,-nsss sack Of niiIin.ry goode ard the IN ,s,
.. ar. ssyiis Of ps,t-ru honhs,s thss has ever
n-en sxnibnsd zee, u Nsw Yak CITY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

HAL1!-Hold up Jour head, thro "
on your toe. tnr,s away yeaf old bat
rush into F.rrAod's; get = new ope-bsst
.sock in thseisy -io~sat prices-'sss ! ongsr-
look IA dssaer. D,aS vait Co
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
Losr.-See advertisement Cf Pyc ket
3,e. L.ss 10 ., Other 90 u0p.

You cant save IS per cent By trading
., wni..r.. ha yoa e.s get .bs N ,.' fssh-
ieuabis Nss York spr,ss les cheaper than
.. ssy oshse store 10 tsvn. C.ll asd sss sAs
geods, yss sspt hsIp hk' 'Dg then.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

R.s1AURANr CLosED.-1n conse-
QSsnce Of tns &C srci Of hslp. snj un.ii fur
th.s no ice, the re aursnt part Of Charley
Be.'s sal" n vi.l be cia-sd. O etsre VIII be
teTved ~ heretofore Q, d tho NJ aud ti!lisrG
sonm continued 10 .psorm With The tiues.
al ,;irLs. except tser. vii he ten cents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE.
SNYDER f. WALTERS,
229 Broadway, New York.
Patent Sosicsting Houss aud Patent

Patent Soliciting AOusf aud Patent
Comm ssinn House CUMb.ned.
COLI 'TiNI This Company will act As
- Attorneys for secu.in; Paton :, for lew inven-
tons II this Country and Europe ON the most
rsa sonrb'e tfrms. Conduct lnir ,ug fnent Cass.-
and procure rsEewals r tents
Oar tsi.t tam R,oms AMI ,Sefing DIP .s,A.nt
We ra.p-r fully tuoult u the pub Ic iaat nnr.
- IT, 9 on!s r. sro4sihie s'!ic'rIg House in III,
oid { at hs AZ xaib,ton TO IN, md an efi
cent AMI tucAessiu u se ling .p4rment a,tach
ed. Ol Patea : - ksu .ut by us We require 10
aivA' CO fee tor seling
weAre in re,u ar s0u umuncati,n with upw I'd 8
OF 1oo fateat ~elle's throughout the cnu try
.bo depend wholly TOR the ,uIpl, upon Us Our
Exh biiion Rooms (cornor Broa way md Bal, lay
streets IN the very hea't al mel II the ci.y J
are Z ally visited Nv nu ubtr. ,f Capitalists and
uea OF Enterprise seeking 10 tu,e n,s in yalr
aoe Patent. for the purpose Of selling n suo-
1is's Ops, while Other. ard hesyierc pital.ts are
alwa.s ready 10 pur hase II u.iul Paten. hDi en-.
.dge IN It's IN inufac ure, and thus s-curo 8 iucri
Tive po1Qptly. These sour ies IL demAI d thst
are daily aa, ,menting IRE fully snficlent u alb.
sorb the entire snpp'y Of ta,eLts now blipg is-
sued, and at salr prioes.
tonsixnments Of Patents for kaie are respcct-
fully sosie ted Any intotmafio, free X. sonsi-
bic Agents wanted IN every county and TOW vi o
have nxe1 pi ces OF tusiDess-to sush we v ~
par $50 per quarter. ard per cent. on all
ae-, pact seu ag' Lis, t,r the .xilan tioE(o o o
hour or nore ief lay OF Il o L otes II such pa
I, nts as m y lie pl.cel IN their nands or sale -
Ia good Sslesmen who viii i've theiT ~h,le time
10 ousintss, Will ply s3s ,nonth. al = travelling
Ayes tsaro wanted At 4 fa salary.
Agents wall erqafed Ia v,ve son sa.:sfsc-
tory iecuti,y or depos The Gus: pri,e OF IN. de >
~hieh will ce refunded ,sn returned. Ad. ress
en- .losino stamp.
sNYnEn q WA TLIS, No. 22s Broa way
ktFAHEhcts- We. the nndsrsixLed, doing Lu-
sincss ia New 70 Cuy. 90 au,Eo q. joseph 5.
Wa''e sand U IT, Snyder, comprising The & N Of
the National Patea' Office, h refo' 70 Us, AL. We
balieye they Will conduct taeia bus,nese urun
striciJy honorable p~.ncipks Ha
l>,.ncd As'c lo.k. Fe1 29sh.
-Mcke~sn, Esq Iupor or. So M.id.n iA.e, n Y
City. L isyior, req, Banker, X Wsii ST. \
City. Chae II voushses E.q barker, 43 ri .
St ity Sneph-ra. -eward h Co, iuror.
ts1s. u Peal ST. N Ctv. joan N,ltnot, t..a.
Com n,ssion 2 sowing Green. N Y fily. JOB"
= Kirby. E,q. Metropuli 40 NIX, los 1ryadwav,
Ciiy. II Arthur. tsl. British .rd an,er car.
"xc1ange hanKi q orpuratirn, f3 caiI 81. n
y .ity. II D-wes = n'.h. Ssq. Tn. micai Banx,
corner Of Eioadsay and Ghataoers -, h \ Ciy
w II l,-e,d Wy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
.s.SaCG 10 xshY.aci0s.S

.euSsCG 10 zshYs aciOssS.
Fine Lot snd II Gus. lwi sale ~ Rent
INR W. s. tKsA', Uf LsCl AiKE, sGUr1
- county, Iowa, bsioy about to emixrate TO
Nesada dos u uispo>e VI Or rent his VI op-riy
in IT ct,.e N IrisiG. 70 4 yelling. spls did
ly ocats 4-6ae grounds, Improved gar.ea, con-
,ainios many fruit tse~s, fse barn, stabts AMI
eomaeJiyus oustuilGinz,. Il ls at cas- place
.ostiny over 81, VJ. but v II hs I'D very chea.
or Ten ed 70 souao,e 'erln He ie.v . 4 & 40
pssc.ice 'ha: he would Tx. 10 turn over into TO-
spous ible aids Apply
). ". TR AT, Nd,
daw2w* Lissla re, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
House Lots Per Sole.
0TATENH 1,ca II
OF rRD
ATL LANTIC
Fire xHsN .MMeG CUlNpu1eu,
OF BR ,OKiYN,

= &1xAO ~ AA~s
Aads to - sui.t,c o shs state o! iowa, puf-
Basnt ~ Tue etA.u es o: said state.
l. The nsms % this oupsny 10 the Atlantic
Fire Ia lranc- ,,any OF .is1okiyn.
8 Tho Au"u.So II. cspi al stO.k 40 $i3uoOo
T. NJ an ,ans OF It's ca .itri Uck p.li
u,,a so oJ0
4. T,e as-sts o. tbs psny are
/. i'ash On hsui. in baak snA N the
hant. >. axAnts. )t other persons, III os4 81
2 .e.i estate vasusun0 rsei, o,55 i,oY
g.. II Is Aai etoC. ~ ,ss b. iha compa-
nv nJ~ sssurs - ~ad .ts VI ,Ssersss
tass~pa (a.S s,as5us) W AJo
L. 3.p,. Vi shc - ApAay sec .fei By
mTsg ~, % c.s s.a'o) 70 ~"
3 cot. xIesH. = sSSufea, zee sheldlol I8Ouo
,ls "a COZ D.. aila, 5.S1l -
] Ia .ssss, a,sru Il bu. not dae, ami ohIs
f,,.,.,...u. nature 4965 -
TotAl ,<sss. 2Sy. .4a5.2l
LIABILITIES.
&. Ths sm ,unt Of liAb,.it.ts als OF rot
das - ,Aaks or other cronisols, none
8 L,.ss . j1s.sd aui due, lose
Ls...s scJ,Atsi = sd not aae, no -
: LJs.ss njsIju tai 80
$. L,ss.s Ia 81 psass waiting OK further
p.of "o"
10 Al osaer cl in. as ii ns the CO npaay, n.n.
ro,., !, .h.,.t,ss. a,9so
IL Ths sss .ssss amount .ssusd 10 sny -. .,.,
IL ibe xrs.,es. snouns allove3 by the
su,.s .. The cowpsay - DC i''sure1
IN .nv Que ci'y, Gs~n T vui"y.,
l3 She I e. oO amOunI AiOWs1 10 %
iusu IN any ous bsOcA-
"a I i. nvsv Ia urpos & u of the com. :.
lAay, tcb.us.y .v.u 1871, lieu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

REAL EsrArE SALIs.-The following
| impor, ant teal estate traoe c,'ons have been
| co .us.,ed b, K ,nt + Ge.Jsbury withio the
pen fe~ days:
". II. Decses has parehas-d tho Blrnell
reside, 90 aud .rou ds for IS 30 c.sh
L ) B. loed h.s puroha.sI the dssl ling
hsuss on E,s, side o, Bssty above 4 h, oecu-
,isd by J Burr. fr {. 7oJ c.sn
me- lbo,naon b - ruschssad ths Riplsy
| r.sil.ncs ouru.r IL /, sal is'pl.y s.reste. for
| 81 500 cash. siso The hcus- and lot n.xt.
~sss Of he Pennsylvania Il ,use -4.h street OF
II Johnson.
P..-rCs .. # O1io. has puI Sa..d the res-
lie ce osC IL k-n. IN Ia bs.ween L 3.
snd Iowa sts tor s375O.
J.m.s 5 DeIarce hss purchssel the Dr.
Keith seu,e south 81 The De,.cs for $3.50.
F. b-r has p.rsnassd the B. fi.ld
+, ". Dab Qaeroad eighty acrss 10. IS loo
h be, wssD Western Avenue and Ssott streets
Or $1,000.
Cp oIs! S,cke . of Moline hae purchased
III. Chri.,ie uii,, E.., Davenport for 81 OoU.
Wliiam W Carmichael hiss purchse esd the
house aud III cor,e, Of Rock and apd 9th
.,ro is Tor q 500 cssh.
Fe.nk se'er nss rurshs.ad the bou.e
andi .. ON L Gus. street Tor 1850 cash.
J..-tl Cos he's Iuseh .ssd us Davenport
F.rm.'' l.. Uaire toxusL,r, tor T. 40
R.s.fs Ks., d q ii.Hsry sre ,as ling III
"a. ssi e.,. .. good heurss. Go sn1 SEE
.heu ah.n y.u Sa"t to buy orssli.
CSioK C!r.z.ss' MssriAG ~ tbs SIKH
WARD Il Gccndsisc. al Il d Gait y blis,eI
10 ihr cty Inp-r,, "a na,tca ts,1 c.y a,s-r.
u n.t .i,n II .,s ci 9 ~. NJ tn. . x'h Wa d
~ss hr,d . t..e s hni II d e ~ Ea,; ven.
y ri ou We!l. d. srrutaR NJ = Gu 23 !, tut
ne pn,pose III u wi"asing = caudids,e for
Al i.fms. VI said VIZ.
Ga no i'm. j. II. >-ass vas ch sen chat, man
%iri II. K. Pax, .e>'s,ar,. na.i Church.
,., T. q ~as in u unanimously auu.iuAtsd rs
Candidate I. r Aideya,an.
TIE f,t;u~'n u-t>ols Nere then chosen a
i V p,ix.c- IA n,tt.e. NJ i .be n.se,i z al
,u-.-t ~. Il IL ,sck, VI. h. Pa ~. J. T.. n
a.lsosu, J. Z l. nd-as A.. rnzrrt.
J II. S.Aas, Chairman.
NJ. Z. PARK0 S.ci-taiy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
A.s&tE tSAsL ~ n r..
6 s3a, E

9yeas Brood 0a,?e Dr~he Track and 7elegray,
New York, Boston, Po,la ielphis. Bs,timerc. II ~
risburg and .li T. at % Cities. carr, ing he
Urea. rarnogh U.i. states Mails.
L-XPRs 81 TRAINS LEAVE DUNkiRE OR
"a tu + on ths arr val Of ell tfaibs IRON the
Wtst, vi the Lake shore u ,ilr,ad also from SAL
am,uca on the = rival Of trains via tho sew
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Wessern Railway
from Cleveland. o.. giving Pas eugefs The nd
vAnt .gs fson uuukirh - Rufslo, 90 fsom Clese-
land, d OF Fix Foas 0au 20. comb aIng ease
aud comfort 81 hout change, in Wide, Room,
Palace Cars, direct to New osk. a psnectloI
attained ~ no 9th e route
FOR FREIGHT
bstween all points East an West. our facilities
are unr vailed. FORMING closs and reliable con-
uec, inns at Duntirs ani BuaAl0 With " estsfn
70 Ids. aud at -alamancs sitb the bf0a1 Hsuxe
A iantic and Great We-te hallway. by vhi h
route there . no transfer between Aex J osk aud
CT velnd.
lxpRa>s FREIaiT TRANS leave View
Yors .,ly for .ii poiats in tns vest, making ~
ouick tiuc ald 40 low ases se by any other ioate
rar Fre,ah or rsssaye inquire st q. the rrin-
c, al uGic-s 10 the west ana At ~ Clark street,
Co 4 60. 2tO 3rosd~ y, New Turk, and 9s sYuth
Street, h. Il New York Is late -trest, Boz On
OhAS. MlNuf asnI sup.
b. =. SPaNCRR, Wsseasn Aesot,
b W. PLAxcR AsD. ten freight Agent
w X. RARs. y nsra' Tics.t agent dsc1S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

ChIeaA0 mas ksss W Tesegvaph.
CRiCAao. Antch 2S
FLous-ri.hoot o. tab caa e.. Til. Atvarce
In ~ q :aUs.- urt a IN esr
,,rt.r 1s,k xsJc - he- eng quiet a.
c.,5H1 ~ fr =. !, :. IL iO.s .ltA No
CoAs-L.ss frrn, lnd ~ iv@eS a. new. Id
mtg si"i.
,ssw sss- Excitel AID 5, higher. So - liberal
at sss.sO.
Yer, l. tile ling ir lro,iso-s.
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crArE o. Naw YosK,

J.Ll -. ,ks, P,esient. n,a Uorat'a
norr S,.r tA.y .. t.s ATTAIN 10 Ftis lu-
asen:cc Co:no.ry."o u HARTFORD, ut., bong sev
sr.iiy ani duty swarm. depase = ii say. sna esch
for hNi ,eif cay ,n,t tn" g"in.. Is tue, iuli
anil .orr, I ,ta.cnsat VI tn an ''is Vi S"id : o.
p,rai;o1 a d thA t1cy aro she a,ove nssaeI IN
esrs ~ .reo., All that no paii vi ue osp t:l ~
ear ilIs O. s.id company mas boz n d-postsa II.
sny -ra g Ut fsfnsry rs sec ir';y f~r a"s"s
i5;xas:l JouS ...tocxs, Pre- id.nt.
ilosAri, .oas, = ;vr. .,ry.
ssa,eri.eS aud sworn 4, before me ~ NO
atote ua.asl I'm y. CocAs: re 'ien.' .ua "a
4. -, 1sai.
toeA5 Com ios Iowa Aew Ioea
Knoso Ill msu that The AuAntic Fire In
su,.u,e %. v.apsuy. of Bss.siy. N Y. do hereby
Autpor,ss any snL ~, ago ,te that cad Com. any
IA. ,r may ue.e.ttsr hive OF appoint in The
STATE Of i.w. for aud oehal. Il sAi. Compauv
70 acsest ses.ioe VI ell pro ess whether uesne OF
g. AL "a Any any Aetivu Or pro-eciidx agasn't
Ill = mva.y, N zey oi tie Courts U: said atsts,
nna It il u.rsuy A.im,tci an greed that said
sa.st !. oi tru:. - u ofe.aid s.sh he saktu ahd
hriit,,, '. III ...i ~ 1,sssi III t"a. bsaAf the
sane a. If serv.t .va ai1 Comp ~, no ofiing
.ths ..~s and pra tire oi ss'd ,"". ~ ~
oshss So r. Aui M aims In n,ht eifu1 oy
reason III . ash service . seso6y cxrr~es waved
wines. "a. aands aid real Of the Coutsny
this 3lss - VI DecsW6o: A 1858 II
n. 81 JJaN -. 4U.kS. Pses;dsne
HosAs.o Do.s. sss..:.,y.
AcDIr re- CgricB, Iowa,
Dss auISss, Fec. s. 1s6A.
It'll hereby certified, that On the twenty 4xth
asy Of rcbsassj. lesa Asso.n s,at~Iac = Gas lied
10 lbs o.. =, s-o~'as tho ;onai.ica II toe
Ina
f,r,,.,yx in tus STATE Of ~ Ior On u =
Aes, aar Of Jinuarv,A. -. 1865 Ia asc,r4 ncs
v,ta A .,o,,s,, u na Act 4 hs Gs neral A fs. N
hlv \. sns /, . os iowa. cn.i lei ''sn set IL re-
lAsi % 70 i.sssA zoe 20 AZ iniss, approve tnu'
Are as.a 1851, a,L an Act linen .xto:y s4ei eto
sd,r,vsa he.e ar ssa. 1858, ,Gd aa Act u r-,s
Si.n 4. .i,s Insurance Cvmpaui.s, approved
Aaf h l7th. 1884 that sNtd s..sehent ..O~i
ehat Sail SeDposy 10 pessesse. ot enc esqaists
saosa. II capital AMI invssss- - seqa'ssd by
snthori,y 10 therefore given 70 tbs sb,vs nan.
u lowp.a. 70 t2aa, set ,he : Appropriate MI
~. e iosssssss iu .tD et.ts. ~ ss'os aancs
~ s.e iaws th syeof, anil the sist day Vt Jar
ssy =, esf. e.i, that John l. Swits, Esq
- n.v.nc,st, to~a. mas ben 1 .sy sppn.tei
...,,S:oa.a = tasis i.si.l gsut< s"a Al Or
-. 80 - Ga ,tp ot cc0tt, with 10 power 4
49, ,,sss Ia us.oee thsisis and 70 acknosl
saes esysee y psvsss - laovs0eo " lsw 'roa
b,s ,ss w,s .'ss - sovo I ,ss ~s. ..a,s =
80. -. n. Ia ss,s ciaco - 10 i1rsaef 'st06 4
s.Sssss - .shsa - ssuS cid c.'rree~ cpy .
- "a ssss~nsas sxsiasivs ot ffhdAv.t ss'
49, . tse ,Assy whereof. hsvs fsFe
- \. sn.o - - ssaI ~ go a., : - ~.
1 sees ssss sae - - =. sxasfIL. :
\ .s.s - ed ~ 81 - 'Hs4sser oi:s.e
\ TSsi1K' - Y S,ari1 - o.. %. 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

Di>ApiaaatDU Of O.PAssmer.h6p
,iHE CO.PARrNERlHlP HERETOFORE
i existing under the nam and style o. nks-
s.paca q krrsHsAGE, 10 this day cisfoived b.
mu,aal c,nssct The a%rounss VI said 6rm viii
hs !. tiled oy WM kCTENBAtK, the psftnse
- " !. nv RSERacH.
s a WI. kUfs NSACa.
n.~.acc,x Naret Is 1854 In
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DEBOLT EXCHANGE

u. RlLtY, rsoprseeoss 80
Caoics Eisss, Lisssss ssd Ssgsss; Wsvn Asas
n sttr 8g ~ ~ AssV. o.
HAvg JUST PUr UP 4. JkNNY LIN
1 TeSis Il - latest iu,pe0yed past<ss. 40
ov~iss te,al fren ~ lsisl6e. A.. -
aiaiE@s =. N1k1Y IN pt9etos,
al o.ia1 ~ sOopnee ~ 1oAteoal 1eos
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NrW 1vTa .SaTEcta

Nr0 1Vga Eaekcts
Nsx toxg, March ~
COT1eS.-Qaiet ss 7lW73c.
= cea-554los better. yasa160 0s Extra state
u 2SxS1.So Is. Il. y.
MaAAr-Na1ket 10 better S1.64@165 t,hiesgo
SpriUy 81 ~ LIES al.v..ukss Club, ~. u Ito
Winter ked.
COAx- 81, ,3S, ~ 81 = EA s6@M
GAis-D1li. SSX. .,y-s
PcRa -Qssss xl3 o0@32 s. osa. @3i02i IS
old: = & uss. LOS
Las. s,ssdy - l2,s@i3A.
UlsKY-HA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

Ncw-A vSA Ntnck Market.
N8s ioa&. March -.
Gold SAN
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Tia MARKETS.

UrHlCs ~ rBa Den. 4 Nswe,(
Wednesdsy, March -. !
WBRAr sO905.
CoRr-s0 81.
Oars 80
EAAL Z 81 l0@1.2h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-25
From Kentucky.

partizans but with more regularly organlzeo
bodies Of Confederates some OF them Delng III
considerable force. Oo Wednesday 'asf: me
town If \Iay<ial Was capt''tsd' EoHr re&I>
ucnIs Ct fnnf*tEeFatees are re:'''i1eo ~ ~ a
CeutrevIlIe n Et'"ktn@n cn"niH -hfao' ne'
Confederate Io:c, four hundred sFf:'ng, We 1t
Ovensnro'' on Friday LIST. On The &ao" dry
C|i=nnwith 5 Confa;}ayafas occI'l!.H{ sI%n'!oi
son Parties q guelj!!@&, laundering III Tie
..>t,-.o, a1,n< ~ Dh;o River ha-
~ >r*n >: a., 1};rsy :,o,1 Evansville
-,-- --------@=----7z---
W. pave az 1913 l''.'l: 5:' =; 90: 49,"
instant - 'n7 S'ts7''S&:F '7s'+'' 's,F = q
o5"f' '''''e - 'S5 ''','A ''a' ":'
arc A';''%; I''' LIE ea i''Tsa II ''''''"'' ,'"'
circles c'''ltls'>>8S' A"o n'sa.7 E"' q map
.o;v..., ,oor .,s;;,,s, f,io I,ano h|o,kz1a I1r,
cav The Mir, Son,hern Riyh,s a Maine.
zr,e 90 ,,t,ra1 4,on>t ~ ~ ~. FLORIDA. an,;
r.,a.s,4 ,.,;.r h,n3
-=@---
~ }.v;no h9eo officially certified h. ;33so<raI
IT,, oo,no,.o,7;ro tho ;7,,,fadara,a fnrcea than
49, - zvar Sc ,l,a ,r.,r mr. 70 work
- *,.ra}>os now Eo,t l1;}usr have bapo
80 40 . - $4,000 49, .,;,orar. e r.x :,
''I'> ,s .s~s : ..~ - tba
$780,. sot 80 rr,.rI- j., +be canal a.
Dutch Gap, in retaliation, shall be at once With
drawn, and sent 10 Point Lookout, TO be held
and treated hereafter as prisoners OF war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-25

TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is.

~---===---=~-=z=e=--=
Yesterday m,xDine Thas. s Alexander.
ESQ, apti@u t. .i.v suraIn: Court o. l<H'-
t'uiofe> - i H'A' - ','''=.''' - -
eF"oE htz,s'''& - '5S>. ,'...'>.,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-25


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on the train on the Lexington Railroad on
Tuesday, Hon. Montgomery Blair, who WASH
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TEACHER WAITED.

4 TEACHER, (male or female) capable o.
4 TEACHING the English Branches in an Ele-
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BOARD for two or three persons, in . prl7@'e
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q; Stringent arrangements have been made to
prevent Contederates shipping 10 disguise On
board steamers leaving New York for the pur-
pose OF Selling them when at sea, in tae way
the Chesapeake and Roanoke were taken
It's stated that the merchants of New York
are com planning of the backwaraness of the
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-07-13

~ So good by at present.
II, Z. TIFFANY.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-07-13
Army News.

Tie Rebels have invaded Maryland with a
force of from forty to fifty thousand men, and
at latest accounts were within six miles of
Washington. Their intention appears to be
to capture the City by su prise, AMI before
Union troops can be brought forward for its
defense, They have three army corps north
of the Potomac ana are destroying property,
tearing up railroads, and cutting telegraph
lines on wholesale scale. Quite a number
of Railroad trains have been captured, on
board one of which was Gen. franklin who
was taken prisoner. Baltimore and Wash
.ington are both can,ldered IN danger and the
widest excitement prevails. Troops have
been called for the emergency to serve one
hundred days, and it is hoped that the call
will be responded to without delay,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-07-13
Honesty of the Republican party

The convention which nominated Lincoln
at Chicago in 1860, as part of their platform
adopted the following.
ReS0lred. That the maintenance inviolate
of the rights of the States, and especially the
right OF each State to order and control its
own domestic institutions, according to its
own judgment cxClusvelY,is essential to that
balance Of power on which the perfection and
endurance of our political faith depends, and
we dcnounce the lawess invasion BY ARMED
FoECEs, of any State OF Territory, no matter
pnder what preteXt, as among the gravest
of crimes.
power than it conmenc)I the violation of
every sentiment uttered IN this rosolu ton,
snd during the time that has elapsed since
then the rights If every state in the Union
have been violated, and nearly every State
has been lnYad ed by armed forces-the
Southern States ostensibiy for the purpose Of
putting down rebellon-the Northern States
for the suppression of the Grt edom Of speech
aud Ct the press-lor the kidnapping in their
dwellings, of peaceable aud law abiding pri-
vate citizens for daring to differ with the
administration. The Republican party. in
1860 went befDre the people den1uncing The
Invasion by armed forces Of any State or
Territory, No matter under what pretext, as
among the gravest of crimes yet a person ex-
pressing the same sentiment to day would be
denounced as a'secession sympathizer," and
,,r bf
administrations which went into power with
the foregoing resolution as portion Of its
declaration of principles would be sent tc
assault, arrest and abuse him in bis private
place Of business or in he retirement of his
home. Stronger evidence OF intention al
fraud having been committed on the people
by their public servants could not be pro-
duced, yet We fla citizens claiming TO be
honest and conscientious, persisting in call
ing sold Abe 'honeSt," and adhering tc
the Republican 0 Oganization uader the plea
Of Christianity.
Here is another plank from the Chicago
platform which reads very we'll in these day;
OF corruption ep5 disaster. ..-....
Resolved. Thst the people justly view
wlth alarm tie .-ckless eXtravigance which
pcrvaces every Gapartment Of the fedora
Governme"t that tern t. rigid econom,
aId acnountabtIityis indispensable 10 arres
the system 0! pIuader Of the public trcasur,
hy~iaFurnd partisans while The recenr sta rt
ling developments of fraud and Corruption a
the Federal Metropolis show that an cntir
change Of Administration is ImpcratiYeIy d.
man4cd