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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

Tho recent raid Of Gen. Fitzpatrick
disoloses the feet that tho railroads in
the vicinity Of Richmond have been re.
laid at sev.r raj poiu.s, certainly, = with
. first quality Of T rail, aud several piles
VI new rails were destroyed last week BY
our trovpe, lsid by the roadside for use
when necessary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
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The alvsrtissr, . Physisaas n thirty years e.
pxrieeoe, II she tsoA1ens 81 Lus9 OAssasss,
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pescties, 10 dssirous Of inpsssihs his sxpssssoss
b. d,fusine information invaluable 20 su4esiag
hum sntty, and which has Cared thoasu0ls.
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ssnA Pfvscsipsisa, With iuil difsetioas for -,
adapted - sash parsssuas ysad Will surely 81
fect cure. Tag ls--as will esst you nothiny-a
st.mp seqsissd fos postage. Address.
n. LO y h, n. ~. box 500, New York City.
IL. WELLS, Agent. u venper-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
Third Edi ion, Goth Thousand
MAMH0o1.

TREATISE On SkMlNAL WEAk Nk0A
IA Involuntary kmiNionr, Nensal anu hy.lsa
AncspaUity. Loss VI rover. Premature Uecsy, lss
psdiments to Marriage. Nervous Debility, Sci.
vou.e, 3exu Il DIseasss, Ac., DO.
ny HOST. q. bsLL. n. ~, Aiemoef Of tho Royal
U. legs Of surgeons, L. naon. " psyes. Prizes e,
Ann sock shosid 10 fsad BY every one, and
particularly By tnoee arriving Vt ManLovd. AZ
cure 20 ths snicssd 10 plsinly SGT 10th. Il haa
Nnvsd 7teSss~ds RON a L.te q .hsssvt.
sent under . ssa,ed envelope, ~ mali, W r.
ceipt OF the nsOOcy " postage stAmps, ~ 40
J.. 0kYAN. 4. D.s ss-ot., SsW. YORK
l J. Willis, Assat, Davenport.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

The St. Paul Cham bes Of Conmerce
held IN inpe tsos oestiog on the 9 b
inst :, and made 10 appropriation for
publishing . map of the route TO ldaho
BY way Of g.. Paul sud Big Stone
Lake, which Is 800 uiss and shorter
than any route The map and intorus-
concerning the routs viii be publishsd
immediately.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

A lady was once declaring that she
could not undestand how gentlemen
cou d smoke. "It certainly shortens
the Ives, said she.
" don't knos that" exclaimed . gen.
tlems.; ''there's my father who smokes
every bles.ed day, and hs is now sLty
years old" -l4e
SWELL" was the reply, "if he had
never annexed, he might have been
eighty by this time"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

ia. DAVENPORT,
General PSeAscs ACs0masslen
.o,g..kleetlfkkT.
oaes a.A w.,.ls s..s ;. rse.. street.
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ftasona6ls kasss
Al(aset4 AskSgf fiss kSsd ~ 6t61ass
Y-16vH 81 a. kisds, ..Aay .ans
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On tse kas1s IsSJs st.SIessS Assas, Sssss~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
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FEMALES. ~ N :. :.
THERE II hut OHRGKYUIEE
TliEkE - RUrONE 0kNJINE
THERE Is BUT ONE GEHUINE
AHD Sure CURE,
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AND SURE CURE, sff 4
sos Girls OF xox Z g!
FOR GIRLS OR WOAEN
ilH FG5G sf agr8o,
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The only safe Reliance I
The s1Aly Safe Reliance !.
The only iSafc Reliance !!
that The Ladies havs Tor la,ief lson Tie suupeee.
sion Of those 2esiods which, II kept up aseerdine
y the calls Of Assure, will.
GUARANTEE TO THIN
GUARANTEES TO THEM
The East Annastn o. Coed Health
'anA Ssrength,.
and which, If ss. regularly experienced, win
psoduss
MISERY AND DEATH
MISERY AND DEATH,
Avn . THAT
Ere! Of ou Remedies for Dissasss of Female
Fsrs. T al Remedies for D.sassss of Etms,e
rDRs NHEESE.MJaHr PILLS,
DR. JC,WEES1y1.kA'S RI Il,
ar. CHEESEJM.aA'S PlLL&.
S6 ThE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For all O6struc.ione has been Na;led
riM Pleasure and Profit
FOR THRaTT- FIVE YEARS,
10 I'll parts o! the sisil;sed world. Ito su,ho, /,
AN Old EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN CID. EXPERl kNCED PHYSICIAN
AN Old EXPERIENCED pHYsl. IAN
Whom svssybedy knows, snd i. whom. ,,s,vbod,
places confidence and rsspecs. lis
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STANDARD REMEDY,
Which has never failed, n
and esssads Of cs,ti6caus u this eject can b
found IN al parts Of the sounWy.
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will rsstore the us&urai aonthly function 10 AM
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bees popular and sure csre fo-. ...
OVER "A QUARTER or 1 CENIuRY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
fEMfG,KAIAgNaWS.

KovAL HAsoiAos.-1he Deks Of
Paris, ~bosssvo4 ~ . tune uodss, No
Clellan in our army, hss married. bis
Spasish sous's, dssshsss Of Asnspeo-
si~s, the third son Of Leuis Philippe
he claims the throne Of Spain b bic
esasdfathss, sud will also - hssr 10 tbs
Duke Of Cham bord, the Bourbon cisi-
mant, who ~ without ch,ldfen. Should
the 'ssos Of the Qassu Of spain faii. his
wife would come to the throne Of thai
Kingdom. TIER childsen-should they
have aoy-msy thssssose 10 said to
have large expectations.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

~ N YOU 81,
No. ~ Corner Rock lsland 4 "a Streets.
mas LAR0s er. CK Or
Fresh Groceries, EAfthsn Ware,
Pare Wines 4 Ltqu0rs.
CHOICE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. &C, &C.,
which he Is ceiling at very low prizes. Call end
examine his goods. fmoh Idly
Proclamation Of the Mayor Of
the City Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
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MEN YORK.
sA ]. D. ct4AMskRlAiN.
slsss AID fsioss ~ Llll's's rila.rsooS SAFE.
oaeAT WESTERN BREW VERY

t,s7,rg siat ita1resC
The RrOprtetots
VxtILL plLIgnR IN DAtENP6Rr. OR
wv keek l,land. their .,s-,,esv sias
= snissa4I IL D-s s.l-;E
. Cream ard Auher llov end PeIte5
A NE fetlouiae eeGh psicss: Prsseat uss Ale
- tAureef 81 - Abl., 81 haafset ~. guar
- ~. neoek Ale aoA ser ~ ~ the NJ, s. 4;
SssfI 81. '0l.1S NaAsssb t3.3S.s. . a.a2
- 3At41is; q. = II. -NtvERN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

BLACEyfONR, II ass.
GaNFLRMEN The three American Organs
purchased Of you for the use Of cur churches,
here, in Uxbsiags, and in hslbury, have been in
use ono year. Il 9ivss me much vlessase 10 say
that they have fully met our sxpe~estttss, and
given the greatest satisfaction rshain yours,
JenaplpAN. FAafon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

,l5t.4t.s 81 h.-.10sg H0x0UDVS - AS
To slluds to instsumeuts which bear thA sams Of
S d i H = Suith, would Be useless they nave
stool the the test for } ears; and whom No ssy
that they alssys reflect upon the reputation Of
l,osto ON men, Ne Avstd high praise. In quality
Of tone and 6bish, they iustiy claim the first
rank and, having 20 much at sta :, their, name
on American Organs may DO ooDsidersd good
endorsement Of asy. Respectfully,
Pl0Y h a JsCHB.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

NsGsosoR A Bausx, Oryaaiss II styahesE pis.
cspsl Church, Chicago, III Gays: A9e
They far suspasa sll oshsr instrumtnts Of the
hind tn 4 have como ueder my observation foJ
salpess, richness aad bsilliancy Of toae, and
promptnsss and delicace Of setiod. sT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

n every variety, with prices sassing from as 10
t226. Every one 10
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
and examine our Instruments whether hey wish
to buy Of not.
Orders from q Distance Prompt
~ Attended to-.
Addyess all letters ". W KIxnALL.
del7 142 Laks direct, Ohieaee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

From Thomas Baker, Musical Director AZ Laura
Keens's Theatre, fsrmesiy Leader Of Julisn's
band. Il sna
- Eve ST., Nsw YONG.
GsSFLxMgE :-Hsving examined the American
drgaps, manufactured ~ Asssss Did H "
smith, cbssrfully certify 10 their amvsricsity
IN eyer desirable qua!ity Of the inasament.-
Their yoieipg ie u the most approved order, Ien-
dsriGg tho tones siesr and reli bic, sAshiiDg the
performer ~ execute rapid passages with ease and
accuracy. TbAEBA
e. -@.t sr.sslA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

Camp of sth Excelsior BsissdsA
JsoaAiy -, 1855
Prof. HoLLosAK-Sic Please seua re for the
enclosed b. cents the worth u Il 10 pulls su lveed
md IS cents to psy postage. and you vail obligs.
Yours, -, oerxs y fOwsss,
Go Z, Ssa Neg, Bxeslsies bsig., Wsshina,ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

No ris l.lsnd, $ ian n, LISA.
IF I. H0LL0wAY Pleas ini e0cl0sea Ahs ~ n
Of ous dollar TOT pills. ln.so rrL0s, and cant
got Il stopp d, ~ l want to rs jour piiis 18th Il
YOuTs, SC, NILLlAn InnIsfY,
Go y, l04sh Penn Vols.
mch2d.2m M
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Sherifs Sale.

James Denbow, etsl / Order ofsale or parti.
VS.. tion in Court Of Com
David Rodgers etal = menpleas II, C. 0.
Is PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on. ths said
L Conrt to me directed, / will offer for sale,
at public auctiou, at the front door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of January, 1864
al one o'clock P. N. the following described
zeal estate situated in Monroe eounty, Ohio ts
wit. forty-tNo acres of land on the south
siS. OF the south half Of south east quarter
OF section twenty eve township six range sir
IN Monroe county, Ohio. fs-s
Terms Of sale, one third of the purcksA:
money to be paid Oh day of sale one third il
one year and ons-thiTd in two years, at 81,
par cent interest, with mortgage on prsnli SCI
sould TO secure deferred payments 5,,-
GRO. W. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, Nj. G. o.
Dec. g, 1963.-4w.
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REFL EeTIoNss-As We look back on our
past lives, we regret many a bargain we
have made and many step we have ta-
ken. Here We went too fast. and there
too slow; one day we lost by our. folly
and the text day by our pride and ex-
travagance. La reviewing the past, VIC
thus see the cause for repentance.
But there is one thing that we are new
er sorry for, let us live as long as we may
we never-niourh a correct and virtuous
life. When pillowed for the night, we
have no renroach for u good deed or a
Kind suggestion. When the world has
no attractions for us; when its prospect
and its glories are fading from our gaze.
and the visions of an eternal state are
bursting upon US, it is thea we love to
think of an honest and upright life
Who, with the hour of death in view.
would perform wicked act? One hou.
of serious reflection viii unfit us for any
vicious society or nnholy career.
How Strange it is that, amid the dying
and the dead, mankind will so far forget
themselves and their Creator, as to serve "A
career of folly and crime, when the next
breath of disease may sweep them to dis
-Nuctlon. .sas Hr-t fasf
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned as
administration of John Slaught late of said
County, deceased, will offer for sale at public
outcry, on the premises, on
Saturday, January so, 1864.
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and
/ o'clock D. m, on said day. the following
premises, Situate in Monroe County, Ohio, to
wit:
The south west quarter of section twelve,
in township six, of range six, excepting fifty
acres. beginning for the same at the south
west corner; thence east one hundred perches
with the section line: thence north eighty
perches parallel to the line dividing sec
tions twelve and eighteen; thence west para |.
lei to the line dividing sections eleven aud
twelve distance one hundred perches; thence
south with section line eighty perches tn the
place of beginning said tract containing one
hundred and eighty acres more or less.
Also, will be sold at the front door of the
Court House in Woo dsfeld, on
MondaY February Isl, 1864,
the following described premises situated in
Monroe'Coupty, Olno, to wit:
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter of section ten, township four and
range six. af 7Ca
TERM s OF SAl.E-One-third cash in hand
one-thrd in Que year. and one third in two
years. with interest on the deferred payments
to be secured to the satisfaction Of the an
dersigned.
JOHN P. FOGLE,
Admir-, of John Slaught.
January 6, lS63.-4w.
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NJ aster Commissioners IS Sale
John McCurdv,
against


William Steel and others ..ts :
BY virtue OF andate TO ME directed
from the Court of Common Pleas # Monroe
County, Ohio, Twill oiTe for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court heu sa
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said County
between tie hours of ten o'clock a. m aud
four O'Clock p. M, on Fees
Saturday the 23d day Of January. 1864
the following described real estate,. tuate in
said county to wit:
Being pat ofthe southwest quarter Of sec
tion eight, township six, range seven, begin
ming for the same at stake hearing sout Ia
one degree east from a stone planted a. the
southeast corner OF lot number twenty live in
Stafford, distance 20 perches, thence south
one degree east seventeen perches, thence
south eighty nine degrees west Is and 81
100 perches, thance north eight degrees cas- t
II AMI l7-l0o perches, thence north eighty
nine degrses east z 4-l0 psrches to the be
smuiny, containing Qua au one half acres,
WIN. 0KEY, Mas. Corn.
Monroe Conmoh Pleas
Dec. IS, 1s63-4w. a3at I5 75l,a-t
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THE CorToN PROSPECTS, FOR 1851
The English Journals continue to discuss
the. cot ton. prospects for 1864 The latest
aud fullest paper on the subject appears
in the-a Manchester Examiner. in which
the writsrs after am exhaustive review Of
the facts ititthe casu presents the follow
ing results: ,aFirst--athatFthe production
of cotton in other countries than The
Southern States Of Americadis steadily
increasinS-the imports Of 1868 exceeding
rrobablys those of 1862 by,onc million Of
bales, tiius slessening exclusive deren-
denccd upon one source of supply. Sc
ltnndfy, flat tire three countries which
have Shown the most desire tescontrbute
,a this fcsultAf4ypt, Turkey aud Italy
s7posscsi sadYanth ges ingqlimates snil and
facility OF access to. the English market,
which enable them to compete success
fully with the Southern States of Amer
i-a, not -en!y LIN quality hut also in ccst
oisproduction The writer is confident
thar id a few years the coast off the Ned
iterrauean will hirnish an annual supply
st.ftwe smIllinn of bales Of India he
does not take so hopeful view.
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Legal Notice.
Dec. 9, 1963.-4w.

Benedict Clay plaiutif, against Niehal Criss
Hannah Kelly aud others, came pending
in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio.
MichAl Criss of baltimore in the state Of
mary land, Hannah Kelly Of the same place.
Mrs Wilson and Mr.. Wilson her husband
Mrs keropsr and Mr. K.mper her husband
Mrs Brown ra",' Mar Brown, her husband Sf
the State of Y. 9isia. And NJ. &. Ball John
W. Ball, Anna G Ball, Kats Ball, Thomas Ball
and Mary Ross of the state of Texas, will
take notice that Benedict Clay fled oD the
81 day of December 1863, his patitien syaiust
them in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County Ohio, stating that on the IL th day Of
May 1887 the said Benedict Clay, purchased
from Kelly Bali x CO., -.-
The north west quarter of the south east
l1arter of section twenty 6ve in township TWO
of Range four, lso the north east quarter of
the south west quartz of the same section
.0wnship. and range also with Eight acres cfi
the south side of the south east quarter of the
II orth west quarter ef the same section, town
ship and range also about Seven aeies off the
east side of the north west quarter ofths south
west quarter of the same section, township
ami range, making ninety four acres, more o,
! less. 81.
{ And also. the siad Benedict Clay, saws he
has paid the purchase mony for said real -stat.
and prays the Judge Of said court to comp-
the defendent 10 complete said contract b,
masking him deed for said premises sair
Cause will be for hearing al the February tern
of said Court, 1854.
BENEDICT CLAY
Dec. g. 1858 -6w
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A Government Of One-Tenth
of the People.

President Lincoln, in his late Imperial
Preclamation, offerseto recognize Gov
ernment in any Of the seeded States
that shall be elected and sustained by one
tenth Of the people residing therein
ovid, that one-tenth will comply with
certain conditions that he names What
kind ofsa government will this be? A
Government of one tenth over nine
tents Is it not beautiful exempli6ca-
ton of the American doctrine that the
majority shall governs Does it not har-
monize with the Declaration Of American n
Independence, which says that all just
Governments derive their power from the
consent Of tte governed. One-tenth Of
the people give their assent in State,
nine tenths withhold'it, but the one-tenth
is to he the Government This is mer-
ican Republicanism under the Lincoln
Administration. This is the way that it
carries out the principle. of Democracy !!
What shocking libel and scandal upon
all our American ideas of liberty and
popular government What American
can hereafter pretend, if it is carried out,
that he lives In a government of the peo-
fple, ,'orln-one resting npon the consent of
the governed? When this proposition
Iis accepted We had better burn up all the
copies of the Declarations of Indepen
dencc, forstheyr will remind us of our
apostaey and Shame, and openly admit
that'our political system is despotism
pure and simple--as much SO as Russis
or Au5tria - Seneca AtlUerttser. sss ,.t.
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/ A MOTHER S LuvE.-At the time of
Observation-Disclosures on the Mississippi
m ther aud daughter were in the river
together. A gentleman was asked by
the mother to rave her child. He repli-
edItl will try to save one of you, but
which ?" The mother answered, Save
my daughter "s AT sthe1r risk of his own
lhe he plunged into she river and rescu-
ed the child. The mother was lost.