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Ttelttttber Aitre8unA etuen neuen Bduterein 3t %grinber,
eutIpre6enb, baben bic llnterSei6reten our Organization
zines iclGen eine 8eria1nnlun9 auf MttttppA, ben 80. WtGrs,
MbenbS IN tent 9pfale Res @errt so. GistriG (@aier'S
Graneret) anberauntt, unb laten hermit @olGe, bic id5 Sci
ttefen Seretu betbetli8en pGuenj ~erlebent etn5 3sC
. &. Q6ebr. Scbn Saier. h-f ". tQ~0etstittel. as
S. Strntan. vi. Gietridy. 81. @ebrnanN.
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tnafen unb aud zen Befetetn btene Gternit sur NaGri6ty
6aB am 9tenfa8, BEN %: Mlar5, &benbs lttri9 in S%arrtipn-l
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seuan idt baB eit Seper fp1trtt, trer f6 Elm Shubnaher
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%9eb6ren. r1G9en f%prnnert TINT l~nierew @ntIaluB su sernebJ
nten. SIN Nuftrage
s(WHO) Mu1un Grant,, NrdI.
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81 ,.I,,o3. TGnfsig ta8ttee S8netber (etfer SIaFel
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zen besablt unb tauernbs 8el6djtieun8 ipahrsnb Ter Saiipr
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10000 Sif6-Ru9en erferaIalttat anO N alle't ceri9ishenen
rSt6e. In, @rcsen unb Sletnen Serfauft ipereen. Mu6 fin6et
man taielbf BEN srb6ten 8rrratb ppn seSwirnten SGlepps
meken inb ,ufammeneeegten s a ue II geSpirnten gieeen
unb banfene S6leppnese GrrrnmeIs6 dnire, 2a,npen, Arm-
Ieudter unb @tteriaI Dp6t u. 7. 10.
gerknen, bic iplhe8 beblrfer, iinben bier ~niebriee preife,
lOppbl i'm GrpBen, tpie i'm &letnen. 9auptIi1li6 rtadt er
Wie6ersertdufer barauf aufmertlant, Bet Tim ppr3ufprefen,
ebs fe anbttp6rts~ eintaufeu. Sptnnraber eenta9t MMb rePa-
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tetett uS rerSefs sur 8er9ttfIi9aa9 6esI GauSen aud eiufse
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-Sbiser- @essiu raa6ti eiaea Jreaneenr 1spie BEN sesbrten-
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8uIprGd 81 bitten. A
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MrbettIudenren ppuen il9 ~peri6nlida pber in Irantirten Srie,
fen an zen @senten Der @eieai6aft Serrt6. s. SO elltn8'
bpff $40. So Sbaraesitrg Tenben, @el9er unentselbltd &uS
unfit ~ertteilen mtrb. tal1}e ~'-6. n6ra as1augals =
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WIZ ~FNFFTtF VI W. ~1NWE0 AOVHe
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

Says Wendell Phillips, in his last speech:
.'Thc CrttendeE compromise was slg-
gcs.ed on the theory that if it was adopted,
the Union sentiment might assert itself III
the south and prove too powerful for the
secessionist, 1t might have been 80, but
we never can know now whether il would
be or not. The war has bnilt up an unani
NOUS Confederate sentiment
The foregoing is Il remarkable admission
In respect I" Il measure which was opposed
by none more ,cenentiv than ',y abolition
lists. OF course We can noa never know
what would have been the effect Of that
measure, but its friend arc sanguinc that it
would avert war, with all the horrors and
possibilitc, of disaster 10 our Institutions
OF government Unfortunately republican
politicians like Chase, who were PLAYING in
to the hands Of di,ioyai aholitionist> Ike
Phillips, were reckless whether or not the
adoption o.! the measure would enable the
Union sentiment to assert Itself al the south,
and save the country from the awful gull
into which it la, been plunged hence they
opposed IT, For ourselves, we never douh:
cd the wisdom and healing efficacy of that
compromise If its denounccrs had only a
1.-THE Of the patriotism which inspired our
fathers. our coun;r, would have been spared
bloody and devastating war, while the
MON would have continued to shower
down its multiplied blessings on our people.
st Louis Hepubiisun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30
IEt2. l'ReblsS.

The Cedar Falls Ga,ettc says 9TH,
growing crops promise an abundant yiet
this year. The farmers all say that tn,
fields look UNUSUAL. fine and thrifty, and i
.hc season continues suspicious, look conf
1cntly forward to rich harvest.
From all sections of Central Iowa We hc.l
the most ilattciing accounts of the pros
poets OF crops. About three weeks ago tn,
finest rain ever known upon this { ,nt
nent. or, to be more specific, since thu
)eltige. visited this REGION, and I'M gated the
soil Just as the farmers would have done til.
job the,aselve,, h..'. each on" been possessed
oi exclusive and unlimited hy.lra.i,ic col:lo
Of that portion OF TIE heavens i.aia, .:iatci,
over hi> plantation Since. the ar ha, hecl
warm an, Try, and the way grass. and corn
ana thing, do Climb Al nature laughs i:
the prospect, and it Is \ good joke = Stat,
Htgister.
Prom all quarters We hear regrets that
neither p,owing nor Planting can be done.
owing 10 the continuous rains But farm
ers are easily discouraged, ard they do NJ,
reflect that corn planted as late rs the 10th
OF June j. sure crop in these parts Gla,>
promises 10 be better than for wears. Wheat,
10 doubt, Will he slim. We are glad to hear,
however, THAI the iru', crop. il We cxcep,
peaches, buds lai,. Even cherries nos,
promise reasonable yield. while apples and
pears are beautiful to behold
The same lamentations that prevail her.
over the rains, arc also heard ia Canada -
The London &C. w Prosotxpe says "Th,
wet weather has prevented farmers from
putting in thci. sp.ing crops. cicse'ono
Herdii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

R"As the Phoenix rises from the ashes Of its fire.
animated with new life I" 81 dOes this Elixir reju.
venate the system and overcome disease.
- The Rejuvcnating Elixir is the rrsnlt Of
moders discoveries in she vegetable kingdom he
ing an entirely new and abstract method Of cure,
irrespective of al the old and worn out syrterns
- This medicine hiss been tested by the most
eminent medical men Of the day. and by them pro-
nounced 10 bc one II the greatest medical dscov-
cries Of the aye.
kSy- One bottle will cure general debility.
kN- A few doses cure mysteries IN Females
To- One bottle cures Palpitation OF the Heart
To- From to three bottles restore the man.
illness and full vigor Of youth.
sE- few doses restore the appetite
- Three bottles cure the worst case Of fm
potency.
s1y- few doses cure the low spirited.
k$y One bottle restores mcnta power
t1gN few doses bring the to the check
s-ss~ This medicine restores 10 mani, ,ipor and
robust health the poor dcblitatcd. worn down
aud desparing.
RI The hstIess. enervated youth the over
tasked man II business. the victim Of nervous de
depression, the indi, ldual suffering from general
debility, will all find immediate and permanent
relief BY the Of this Elixir or Essence Of life
~ Price, 81 per bottle. or three bottles for
| 81, and forwarded by Express. on receip, Of mo
nev. to any address.
All such orders must be sent to {. A. COOK
| Chicago, o,,r General Agent for the West.
Sold in Chicago. by FULLER. FINCH FUI..
LER. Wholesale Druggists, and l., all Druggists
| every where.
T.. A. COOK. Chicago, General Aecn,
for the States Of Illinois Iowa, Wisconsin. indi.
ana, and Michigan.
Dir W..R MERWIN 4 Co.
Sole Proprictors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30
4 CHALLENGE TO TEST
\ CHALLENGE TO TEST
\ CHALLENGE TO TEST

The propretors Of the H,anaiha, knowing that
many preparations for the Hair were in the mar
kei and all al, ert,ed to do nearly the same
thing and i.m the public ncrc Unable to de-
ternne from the advertisements which were
genuine. and buving one oi TWO bottles and fail
in- 10 realize the expected benefits. concluded
that all were humbugs, III order 10 assure the
public which could be relied upon proposed the
following test which was published two weeks in
the Herald. and the other morning paper, without
elicIiing any response. LIT number Of well
known citizens OF unaueslioned integrity and en-
tcrev disirtcrestcd, appoint & person 10 the pro.
prietor Of eacl. preparation restorative 10 re-
store the color of the hair Zach proprietor 10
u,e his ow.i preparation and nothing else during
tue 4 i'l. and the person also 10 nothing else
Let certificate of the result or Published in all
the principal papers OF the country at the ex
pens. Of the unsuccessful competitor
HOYTS NiNNEHAIiA HAIR GLOSS
!mparts beautiful dark GLOSSY appearance to
the lair, and is unexcnle! in keeping it in curl
or III any desired position.
HOlT> IMPERIAL COLORlNG CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whiskers Changes
light and red hair TO beautiful brown or black.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT 4 CO.,
NIL! ,-dlv 10 University place " Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

WASHINGTON. May Is, 1854.
Major c. c. Gilbert, \. \. p NJ zen. Phil
adelph;a
Confer with your State authorities and en-
dcayor to get the different districts and sub
Districts to commence raising men at once,
with view to the new call referred to in
dispatch ofyestcrday from Secretary OF War
To Gen. Dix. 1t will be greatly to the ad-
vantage OF the different towns, counties.
&c, to save time by commencing immcdi-
aicly on assumed quotas. Spare no effort
10 complete the revision Of enrolment at
the earliest possible day. The exact new
quotas Will be based npon it. want il re-
ported To me by the 10Th of June.
j. b. FRY
il N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

Capture or DrRrorr REBEL .-Chas. s
u. Jones, Of this city. was taken prisoner
with the rebel brigade captured by Butler
at Drury's BluE, on the nth inst He was
Assistant Adlntant General on Gen. Il. Il.
.Iohnson's staff. In a letter received BY his
father, dated at Old Point Comfort he saws
that this war viii be settled within the
next three months He is at Fort Mon
roe. lie says he is kindly treated bv cur
officers.
June Hampstead, son of the Judge.
was captured near Spottsylvania. lie was a
Captain. lie is at #. Delaware. Duquque
7smes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

D~mOcrsstlc Stose cSnveAsSOn
/, hereby cal.cslsio mees a, ioae'clock a. NJ.
On THURSDAY, June 18th. ls6'. ut the Court
Mouse. in the CITY of be~ Moincs 80 appoint SIX
teen delegates 10 the National onsent,on a,
Chicago: to scirc, candidates for ircsidcn'."
Electors for Iowa; t. nominate Deni,e'hl'.
jtase ticket and f. adoa ssci siscr M SUI T','
~ the public welfare has ..,n !" ''ia.,... ear
ratio Of representation wili y" "'" $500 e.
each hundred votes, and every o. ~. -,
,ion eust ior tanerai Turtle q ne ia.' m'n"A,
Mx..,oS IN, rarh c,,Ar.r viii y. allowed at 'ea-'
oae dcicgaie. r. o,r y.s;ana, nolticai
ATE. /. ou.iui.rtrrencc. by FEDERAL hithofi'N.
III, ,ho d,,,.stic affairs Of the State. without
1, no Union could have been formed ana y" y
An ,.a, would be compatible with the public lib
cry j. either prac'l capc or desir ABLE. upon ~!
other basis But ih, ssndanseniat pr'ncpe hns
been 40 iiagraniy yiol sted. in the s.ectlun and
Illustration of President lincoln. az 10 he' {
produced real disnni ~. practical dc-potisn, an
disastrous civil war. Ii behoove- the people oil
th- United States to rccify in 1854, the Ia al ms
take OF 1850. "hence proceed these awfai conui
tons Of American society to restore, as far A.
may be possible. the stafd gro 1nfs helfnm; anu
emphaticay and forever TO rspndiaie The pernic.
Ious principles aad .cruprlous men Of the
reigning f. lcral dynasty, which should not be
permitted, ~ II threatens, 10 perpciaatc ITSELF
either br Fraudulent elections or bv military dom
NATION.
Al the electors Of ihe State therefore, are re-
qucS,ed Ia participate in TIE selection Of delcg itc-
~ th. tnsv,ntson who III, or speedy i"rinina-
lion OF The sAi-,ing VII. vino viii MAINTAIN The
MON hy a -iricf pb.rr. anee of the Constitution
~ the Unit ID ~ ,te~ IN let'er and -yiri aud siio
Slil ln-,.l upon their right. al an untrain.nclcd
election. 10 axr,l from poser, and bring 10 con
nign pun -hfncni. II. Lgi. Leaders ot the sec
tional parties. North and south who TT; pfaGi
gally, ga.. r-ckle~sl~ sqrand.,fng 'lie lis'. and
fortunes OF the American people. in most YIN
uictise partisan warfi,re. Which j. maniie-tly de
strnciisr ii the Constitutional MON IL lii,
States. and i rapid, TENDING to bankrupt Z
trutalize, and TO Atricanze the naiiun-
liz On M Is, iNGroS.
i. VI. t,sAnY.
\. " c.RPv~rER
tRASn rL,surR,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30
TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH


The blood mus. be purified, and all medicines
are useless which do not possess the quality or
,inulatin. the blood TO discharge It's inpuri.ie,
into the bowels, EaANDEErm PILLS possess tn,
quality in high degree. and should be in every
family. They are equally useful for children. and
adults; adapted IL both sexes and are n, nno-
cent as bread, Yet MOST EFrEc7I,E As A MEDICINE
The Hon. Jacob Boyer, of Sprngvillc. Ind.
wrote to Dir. Rrandetl, under date OF Nav llth
ISL
II have used your invaluable Vegetable 70
versal Pills in my family since 1888: -. have
always cured. even when othr~ -..edielhes were oi
no avail have been .ae means OF my neigh
bors using hundreds Of dollars worth and | am
satisfied they have received thousand per cent.
in blessed health through their use. The are
used in tl,;, region for Bilious and Liver
De- se>, Fever an! Aguc, and in all rheumatic
with the mos. perfect success. In fact they
the gr.a, reliance in sickness, and | trust
yonr venerable life may be long spared to prepare
excellent mednc for he use Of man.
Please send me Your lowest price nv the gross"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30
MOyt's Hfawatta Hair Nestora.
two.
MOyt's Hfawatta Hair Nestora.
two.
HOYT'S HiAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOlT'5 HIAWATIiA HAIR RESTORATIVE
THE STANDARD PREPARATION TOR THE HvfR
THE STANDARD PREPARATION FoR THE HAIR
TIE STANDARD PREPARATION ra.. .sE HAIR
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED CRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISKEHs
FAhEn GNAf HAIR AND WHISPERS
TO THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGIN II. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR

|, docs moi claim to make Hair come in where
il has ona., iai:sn ont. Nothing will do that
Whatever may he advertised 10 the contrar, ,
but it will arrest is falling ont make harsh hair
soft and silky, cleanse the >cAl,. from all npuri-
lies and humors and entirely orcrcor.i., The
bad effects Of prcsious use Of Preparations con
tanning -alplilr, agar or lead, Ae. il requires
no .oaI,ing, washing and hour, f,r is application
nor VIII IL crack smut, but is easily applied
and wiped from the skin any hairdfessing. Ii
restores tie natural shedding Of one hair with
another. which gives il "A lie appearance instead
Of the uniform dull black Ct dye. that the
inos' critical observer cannot detect Its use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

II u 4 !. II u SDAaS0Ha> Isreseryer.
CERTAIN AND SAFE for the removal Of Oh
STkUCTIONS, and the Insurance Of REQ.
UlAklTl in the RECURRENCE Of
Tux MONTHLY PERIODS
tS@-Thcy cure or obv late those numerous dis
eases that spring from irregularity, BY removing
the irrcgularty Itself
- They cure Suppressed, Excessive, aud
Painful Mcnstruaton.
sE They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosisl
- They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections.
pains in the back and lower parts Of the body
Heayiness, Fatigue on slight excrfion Palpitation
Of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hystcria Sick
Headache. Giddiness, etc. etc. IN a word. by
removing the irregularity they remove the cause
and with il ALL the effects that spring from il.
:4g- Composed Of simple vegetable extracts.
they contnin.nothng dcictcrious to any constitu-
ton, however delicate. their function being TO
substitute strength for weakness. which. when
properl, used, they fail 10 do
Ky They NAV be- safely used nj any age, and at
any period, rrcrpt dnring tie F.rst Tire Months.
during which the nnfailing nature of their action
would iniallibly prerfnf pregnancy.
80 All letters. seeking information or advice
will be promptly freely, and discrcctlv ans wered
eN Full directions accompany each box.
~ Price, { per box, or SIS boxes for So
| t4y- Sent By mail, free Of postage, ON receipt
ofpricc
| All such orders must DC sent 10 G. A. COOK.
| Chicago, our General Agent for the West
| Sold in Chicago. BY FULLER FINCH 4 FUL-
IER, Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists
| everywhere.
q. a. COOK, Chicago,
| General Agent for the State. Of Illinois Iowa.
Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana
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| ror sale by all Druggists. milo d. y6wGm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

Intelligence has just been received at St.
Paul OF the first murder by Indians this
spring. Two soldiers stationed at Spirit
Lake, Iowa, were out Oh scout on the 18th
anu were attacked by ten Indians. They
Killed three and wounded one, and then
managed to escape. though one solder was
severely wounded. The next niyht . how
was killed near Chanyaska, an outpost n
1 .aeso ~ IN the ncighborhood Of Spirit
...Hc. nc was shot with two bullets and an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30
HAPPINESS OR MISERY I
MANHOOD.

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"A in four weeks. by DR. RICOKD'S Es.sS,g
or JIvE. DR.. Ricord tof Paris after wears IL
earnest solicitation, has at length accedcd TO tie
urgent request Of the American public, and ap-
pointed an agent III New York, for the sale Of his
valued and highly priced Essence Of Life. Thi,
wonderful agent will restore Manhood 10 the most
shattered constitutions in four weeks. and is useL
according 70 printed instructions. future is irl-
possible. This life restoring remedy should be
taken b. all about to marry IA its Effects are per.
nanent. Success in every case is certain
DR.. Records Essence Vi Life is sold in cases.
with full instructions for use, a, %, or four guam.
titles in one for - and will be sent TO any part.
carefully packed, on receipt of remittance to his
accredited agent. Circulars sent free on RECENT
OF 4 stamps. PHILIP ROIAyDO
Broome st.. door west Broadway, y. Y.
inch3-d3,n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

Buehsaan Read. poet, painter and INA.
mot" vas drafted out west lately. OF
course b did not go to fight, neither did he
pay MISREPRESENTATION money, he ESCAPED
through D11r enrolment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

Rev. =. r. hammond Is holding reyiv,,
nestines iaoticsgp. Chicago needs them
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