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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

r HI WILCOX IIBB1 VEwIrU n1cnr
1 isiAs Sest .ssRsss ~iaAsst ss0srd y srtes.f
family sewing, =
A1fAt0tS1Gy ------.--..----
laesls nling, 60
krltinE,
4 Mckimg,
nsAN. q E.

II to'ms AT. even and elasste eeso vticb 4
wassaotsd 49, ntta 49, sssnis 90 - =
sssas ffeqasnt iatsrvela saA asaa Node ail a.
ssrssApces 70 survive tn ussh ~
s IS ssssi sisss 4. :s sss, e .
- the wrong direct on Of ~ kaloese-SSG
wearing = Iaay dssss. 49, r ~ -- -.
Auo her fssasrs vsisa assuvvss ssys,e.l., ~.
esssion IL the ilcOx rssess EssdAe, which g.
Dos " ses srung.
Its euph..iSsll, the erod io~. priced f.p,,,
sewing machine that the public hsvs lone ZEN
wanting foe. - Bossea 7suh sesspe. zaA a q
It's indeed WONDERFUL psoduction 90 for fam
~ as esi scislly no other viii beer any eompaf
issn With IT, fA0. Asssi~g Lsss~rS.
AmccnAnicai onder.-Setsssi6c Amss scas.
Among the beet and most ssssicsshls SEWN
oaehines. Light and slesaDtlv aaishsd and q
simple IN its cO0etiuction that Il sssms sjmoA,
i9possio' soi 70 ct ess q repair Psxs6svy
| OlsOH,cs.
He. combined With it. own peculiar merit. ii
the really valuable improvements Of the h,abe
| pficec machines. - emnsytvdaias.
Inir ioschine 10 the 0psuiOn u the sommiste,
NILS more nearly the requiyements Of perfect M
Report ~ 16t0 afe,-1l a 80.
Taking into consideration simplicity ,heapnss,
durA e'I'ty and Going all werf tho coami, tee sar
anirncasly in isv.r Of the Wilcox 1 OibA1.
single thread machine Pe~nssivamis State IA
sicritiyss .Sscsety's Report ,ss ,,sy' II :
\ 0r'nst IN justice express our confidence II Ii
mrfits Of Tho WSlc0x d tSibhs sewing machine. :
We consider That's great diside,stsn has zee
applied cy II Ia pepving Beyond douot that ~
sn'eAos are not. ~ was supprftd. necessary TO
Eo"d mn chine Chrssfian Advocate and .Ioasma
.,sae 81. 1885,
After much wesr and many washines "a
stitching is found to retain oil the rosndnes,
evenness and hrmness which arc 90 much admire
at first. -Asr York SIN, 9e E7 s--f------"'
!nlprinciileit is perfect -Ergin,er L&ndo..
hss EVIDENT oints Of superiority ove, al other
Phiicd, ipisa P,ess s 1f96H \
sersi cable machine. OF this we have :,
peTistec in our own family. Boston syapeleS.
Inc be'aty and simplicity OF It's mschanis,
are admirsbie.- Ertress.
nssewiog m chinc heretofore introduced ha
IN - shcrt time acquired such we'll meri,cd no,
uiari,y.--C .nctssatt Gtz.tis.
We esteem it the best machine for family use.-
The stitch rs un. 1ceptioaol -Sigasd Dr. MANY H.,
d,ed csfszens " PHI ffudelphia.
taESsnd for Il I i.cular. ~
JANIS WILCOX Ma ufac,urer.
sp.-1t 3d. Broadway n Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

HE!:::::;|ll;''!:: :: ' 81. !: !:
Wood 4 co., hss again fastened itself
1nnusssfuliruu t1u=juUzsu ufsts1tAtsU
llogae, and ths country il threatened
ssSte bssothev fosr yeavs Of imcompre-
keSsios issbecilita smd Antrssaes~se.
Must tbis be suffered, il the saiing ques-
tione The people are casing about Tor
somc ADLER and safer hand to take the
helm Of the Ship Of State before she %
|scnrto aykest i0;Savds EySOe1S "
usurpntios and bankruptcy. Gen Jack
SOD, nth yhis akcustOmed fseca.t, ssv
the danger even 10 his day. all slinr,ng
President tc seek . re- election, and he
Advised the adoption OF conf titutions 81
inhibition OF such an event. The people
have ever sisce acted spos his saes ad-
yios. 80
With tie Svessrb;ss 1sooeness q tie
pesssst in0sssoshs, sndsgs awfdlsssmp-
tssioos Of the position, the people are
tcAssfuk Ahout S6i aSnther Jackson, who
will make other people honest ~ we'll u
be honest himself. To 10, estsll regu
'ar Union nomination. tie sseaiaers a
he governmsnt are resorsi.g tepsnsioa
ed presses and subscvv eat 6odies. Thu
Will Of course be resented. il 10 does moi
defeat itself. But the county fosks be-
you'd and higher than any mere part,
movements ut i,s next Pfesidsnt. The
Union osgssization il ma NJ looked Il
Tor just and safe seton in the premises
but that failing, there 10 . bssc hope thai
the old Democracy may rise TO the ex
allied sutli.nity and unparalleled respon
s,bility Of the occasion, accept the G. 81.
ct the c-dptry rs IL presents isself, de
clare fyr Reconstruction OF the Cnioi
on the basic Of cons itutional liberty ant
universal emancipation, and assist in th'
| e ccti n OF the best and most deserving
soldier or salesman the country Cal
Ipsoducc. We know il is almos. Tx,
l"hoping against hope" to entertain suci
an anticipation. Yet re perceive it il
not beyond the possibilities conceived o
even by the New York Tribune. Au,
| # The leading inf fences Of the ., ganiza
liion a'e at present over~ helmingy dom
inant III the con"t,y, ia sufficiently liber
al and self.sacri6ciug TO hope for such
consunmation, why ma, it not be trust
ed that The sentiment will be rec,proca
ted
Extraordinary words these, to conn
from the leading radical and administra
ton organs. Strange admission thl,
that the salvation of the couotry, aite
all, rests with Copperheads ant
"Traitors!"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
Bsandreth's Pills.

Bleeding may give momentary ease, becf .uss the
blood Lett viii have Ire room. But as the body
is made from the blood and sustained by the
blood, to ~asts cur blood 10 to waste liie sni
ruin our constitution uut Brandreth' 8 Pills re-
heve no rcu'ation es readily a. blse airg by on
~ taking away what it can we'll spare, and THEY
kEvKa Bukr.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnstable, Macs, vas cured Of
st. Vtus TANGO, General Debility ard costive-
ness of many vars standing BY Bra ndreths Pills.
The case At length is published in he PAN pblets.
-cld BY <. 5. Baliorl, davenport, Iowa, a1d BY
all respectable dea. ere in medcin a. tbl.dA~ lm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
s1 = ste tt qs4Fe Y
InpariaIt Cure Of Cons,,,u sllsa.

| The Rev. A. C.. urxS. ofIns.,;.aa..s. =,
s1ds nSs ss.iiae ogiai - tho many urks;y 80,
ea.. e.sse q C.cerasgtiOs, W ~ WoSlr u:
a.. f,isoss aIpsy y sss-et7eiss ny - sHoDx
1 ts'.eo"se ~. " "QpuClL.. 20 0kdnnF a.
hnowledge - asfal smven hsaunes - M ,.,c-
49,, 49, - 0eAse - myssIf. lhad bsen aDie,sA
wttA Nvnsnay4soa fSf 10 IL -tkrss ~. 80
.Is.s ~ ~ n IL f. s s:sf 4 4.
eIass lar sDd and nsAs. 49,, ~ lae~ ~ SI SJ:a-
SSps nsd .iass sxc,ss s!sd w Ell :11 =
. =. : - .:,st :. b. ssas
Irss:msd ~ oesseHsica IL ths palpit Al ~.
60 81 The disssDo BIsArpo4t II Y IAssn 49, WI
sna strong ever mrs y y Doy vi ~ ~.
snes the cure wsss e3setod. "a n X y : .s1..s
so.t'n1ss IfesIIsn ~! tfacs the di.sss- .sss
estf; 1..t shssrsily sssswnss6 g n 49,
n eim- ~ - passa nyslsle - - 49,
e6d ~ pssy. T. ~ .CS6 LIxse Mr.. ..I $3.50
I've asf sssy sss0 isssss H. = ss1ssi.S s..
1.Dr4sers.,., ~. i, i axv'A. 9, suAE.
INressAAt -Tses. nuss AL-1A> go.
20 ! me sacy tssGskAaas1 q - rsshis
sasso, e1ssssnse ~ ~ wsueesaA ,sssesss..
wv. ~ EhseYae fsenes ssSSes. ~ -
4. b; r. = 1865 : sAssssssts = IS
Jbss = = e. w 1Ss,I -. ...
80 Cessaoe4ti-ens --Sas1rsc&rr~t-s-a~.~
lsT.s. = - sestsatAsssss.: 90. q 49, A. :.
1880 = essi g ~ ~ astssS 90
ss.s.i - A19sSpl 1aesser ASsauasHs1
!: :::s' |; n.
..s'i3s ':i I'LL; III IS, 3. NJ
800! $500 9Mss .ssr.i sso ! 81 .s IN - i
:s.;..s:s tiaaf NJ ! y, n s .;s '''l.s,.s.
me- 49,: = e. = = s-,- - M
e0e4 S2ANmoms 49, :. ~sFss1 - 49, It0S~@r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

We see in the noaey article Of tie
New York Herald the folios ing list Of
loans authorized by Congress. The
sums preceding the loan Of fisty mil ions
in 1861, belong to previous admins RAJ
tions to MIR. LII e,lu's:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

Ladies, Ladies, lad .es.
Don't you fait TO road tho advertisement "
this paper headed -
import Ia rat 60 Fem AlOo D
r. cheeseuan, Of New York, has devoted d.
ST Thirty years Of bis pssasise to female o. IN.
p'sints. his Pills act like charm. They srs
Re{iatfe and .S7{e. In q q s6a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
THE Great eCRE1.

It IL admitted By all Physicians that the & rand
secret Of health and long life ties ia keeping tbs
blood and various alids Of the body in high de-
gree Of faidisy. When you feel CONTINUED pain
10 the head or b.wes, or any other parts Of the
body, you can prevent serious sickness BY - king
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
6PFClAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL. NOTICES.
s.: = !: !: !: So: s.: :.
ws5y6f bsesn sss1AsnE Nm or
kDv HsAkY WAsp yggcHsR.
tn 1seehss Ara 4 afa6 ri life "a me
rrUv. Ebw'D r0KF8. rfss ff-mlrton' C0IisKc.
For Thsoss frSssles tAsy ass : spas a. -
Too fsvsssbjy knoWu - seeJ oonsndsttsu.
CIxD-A. RHsl1s. I'm 1lnsu. tsuun1u
Ccntain no o. IL NOR snyth NJ i,juv,cus
~. 4 A. yHAYaps ,Gsem 81. Boeaon.
An elseapk esnbina' iex Tor syuxs.s FE ~
On o = BissLow, BostSA
Ireco0nsnd their use ~ publ speakers.
zaEs ~ Aa,<3n psss.,~
Very ben. 6ciai when sun ring tIom coids.
Rev j. y. A-DsasAp. - 10 IN.
A'post instant relief In the dis.ssse,hs Isbor o,
Breathing psouGtSr 10 AssAns.I q 90 s1fr 80
tBv A. q. Eo0Ls sros. View York
They tsve epked ms $40 ss>saly re,ieviae -
th,oAt cot Att could sf6o Win eass = g e'zse
!: DeGnAnnE, Chof. french Church. Montreal
A thsse - ini asioaS be sas6 and CTfsa q IN
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A Onlplese N usscal Libra
~. = "mvr'stsDg nearly
1000 Pieces IT r iaAO
~ u>ic fwF $40.

THE FOLLOWlN BOOKS Ale OF UNI.
sORA lite and style and form library 10
d. psnsSLie 10 every ono ~ho has . p,Ano. 20
batter co ect % Of music IL pu bl,ehet gre cave
nsviDg beso taken in selecting pieces ada pied 70
the popular tatte
TIE HOME CIRCLE: A collection Of
Marches, Wsltses. Polkas, schottischcs, hedt was,
Qasdriilss, Con ra-dances, Four Hand Pieces and
Piano Gees 2 Vols.
THE silver CHORD; A collection of Songs
Pallsds, Qusrfets, Duets &c., Nth Piano accom-
p 7iment.
THE sHOw Err OF PEAR, = A collection .,
choice vocal duets, With piano accom- pa. iment.
OPERATIC PEARL- A col ss,iou If s<on9s
duets I'd trioa. conp ising tho Vocal Rssuriss
d the Best Operas with piano acsou psnir sut
Al TIE Abs.ve vols will Be asni pcst-psid
Tor Sl0. or singl. 1t the following o. icese Ha,n
81 Cloih, $l rs Cloth full gilt, So DIV r
SOs CO., Publishers, 27s Washinstor
"a, toston. jaDl1-dsf III 4F
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

The Rev. Z. 4. Wlapn's Asnsdy ior Consaup-
ton, Asthhs, Bronchitis, oughs. Cold, and all
lhrost and Lung Affections, together With .
pamphlet giving The prescription and short his.
tory Of his case. can be obtained Of isss -
n :. bAtL0RD. e..
Druggist, davenport, Iowa, No. 8 Wet "a 81.
- dsc23-2msAwrgso ~ vsF 4.- s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

FRONT sTRkkT. BkTw kkN BRADY nsIS 81 q.
JOHN MEYER. ietor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIuE,s FUR TIKI
Il travelling public ana ely boardsrs At all
times in the most satisfactory manner.
The table will be supplied With the best the
psrse. afford. and the rooms Ard beds will be
KEEP In vac inos. easant manner.
GC Warm meals 1t AL heurs. f4Ws
WiOe. q tstqssssss sss
Of all knds and Of the beet quality conrtASsly on
hand. iyl4~du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
A GREAT aeesL, I'm.

Trtum IA Of Gro 1t 4 discovery
The pal lic has sxbstIed gal, sst cAUrExIs,xo
Has DTss Fashion has fors Sworn t.em. A
saga ,iou, eomnun hiss adopt ID in their sse ID
Cristadoro's Hal r Dye,
sai for thess Ssusons: II emb rows ssd olscksn
the uAin, mot the skis. tits - r-yx.5ss smeussss,
not bss~ies Raid II ioss Aos curl sque ma
tn . With blooming mstail in :, >. but produce.
her own living Ases Its COO ing effects 10 lest
II neve. fails. Manufaetur ID BY J. Cfistsdsrs,
No. castor House, New ic,'k. sold b. Ill drug
gists. Applied by all Hair 1T sssers fbl dw,m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
CAN'r STAND IT.-Ths Sprioa6eld
Mas Mpd6situA, ID Adm6sissratien

neW6popetS oaYGsF 81 w- rrr~0
Neither the ADMINISTRATORS . iiot it,
party, can Stand Older re load Of TIM
rant corruption. THERE'S no need d L..
Il is not shcis load unless they make it
90. II DO honest and thorough effort 10
nude tDSesfet odG lt5P6ss ! shd apdnish
the thieves, tbeu the Administs atioo WI,
BE- jAstIy held Responsible ios their
orlW0oS vi4a4e1G - 81 hshnasys- s~s4i -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

FNNe III sJyeNt svy~fk(l.
"a eRtoeNIck aAUsc
D69 40 ADpDt 0e4 .4srr1t.
- KftPj vnf- Y4a1gr ,OS
q asssas1e'sspeisSG ~ ~ a0Slt
W ,aq1li1v4S Hfs(sRssh. 3D. nsooes
,Lx.4-,; ~; NJ IN ~
-; = =; 81 Ssss - = - - - =:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
J, Useful & Valuable
Discovery !!
t-iLTON's
lnaclrll. (.mn,.t

BOOT l. SHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma
chlncs, will ind IL the bsst
article Known tor cemvnllnx
TIE Channels, % IL Vorkd
aithDut deiav. IL not affscte
cY any cnGnse Of sGmpess
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
COAL,

~ pKLrpBHINa PigNR Rad ASA Asp LElIGH
Kai-st,re range, rate aDd furpact-at f2 per ton
large nat siL. orders bs Ssi disd grsn.ss 20 "a
oorass ot rsl1y -sosane street Aas real avenue.
.xvcor ,yrop 4.rHF srsr QUALITIES uF PssR
w 1sL IA .essrs w9ga isE c % s X 4 ys9t4 s n =
asoosd svspa ~ betwssn gAru Aiia asa
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

A FIRST OR SECOND STORY OF A HOUSE WITH
n mo ern Improvements wanted-By small pr
vate an. consisting gent wife. two infants AMI
servant Address stating rent and other partc1 A,
box 2U2 Herald Office H.. .#u
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

CRoloS Aeppbss ~ st,sr sfyock pAssRssw assol
rate sealed rroposas endorsed with the THE OF
she os + @ -be bid psy Ne nBe red the nar,e ~ TIE
tl,r vsr,t nd tatc OF 1ts yveseans'oD,
I'll Sc qxcs hnI O'Clock ~ n on rs.r.
men. IN th@ Ss3xfrr Afcetsrto ~f,.--. A..-
Houston set fon svrnte 70 the bowsTy' 80, w.
1ta Niih aycnus Irty second slIseL @ ,,
- --.-. -. a - {, y. A., 49,
-, ne oyxancd tpshe Ccrtrwct CevF az
49, .s1c. fs-TT THDMAg nTrvEss, lr D. Crotsn i
snis o"oo' eeel HOBsRT y pARRA0H, fAIued,cs
- fnet A. W CEAvBr5. Lst- Board.
,bsr4cE CRoror Aersnucr Bo.Rb. se'y p 1855 2'
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

HOUSE wAHTED-IN A PLEASANT PART OF THE
Ii oty; must have the modern improvements rent not
exceed $50. wonlc reut part u no IL the ri2ht kind
offered possession Immediately Address q. +. H., Herald
-
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

ITO HARNESS MAKERS ITO RENT THE SHOP
latcv occupied b. the late Mr.. George Rea situated
AS Good viii Fixtures for sale. good
opportunity Tor an enterprising man. iaif 1AA1f PEI
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

rr II Jordan was rhys ciaa 70 the G ne nat ChoerA
fao.tt.a surfae fhe f9 arr Professor OF
tI ,sssy ana Asacns and VI kaleTia Ned.
len ,n shu Al rr-n Mt4eA inattnie of Louisville hy In
l-l 81 and ~ DR. Jordan aow prAssscins 10 cnen-
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
-7-ss-a----
MEDICAL

A FFLICTED DRESTOREDi-IGNORAN ANcE EAfOSED,-
n Fail nrna >kediIiohiy i'm mt T. IN aexe
single, Ia. tn -GlseAso,lf .akN,{NTSg
Paris. London and New York Medical Aver anu Marriare
Guide ts0th edition page ltJ upon W e.
biity, Bladder AMI Kidneys the aplh2g neVaiei PARIS
and Lonfon t,eAent &c All shout prrcIase N work
f. iRlER Mol N-sey for 3d. copsHt the
Decor. l7s Rrhaiway up stairs New Yors from 10 s.
tn i. W. I'VE with otha In rhconne ndng
DR. lar ncnt and his wprk -Cou rer des Etas 10 = DER
man lie Reform Dispatch Staats ze tung, Atlas, Medical
Rave Ir 4. III FL II
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., wANTED.

A GErrLEXAN WANTS TO LEASE A ACoMMoDIpU,
- Residence with little crouni asiaced Il heahfr
local from about st of ss ptsmber Aaur
or ssi OF Wall street Apply to WATSON SMITH, 2
Pine street.. 8## tsr. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
Here Is the letter rsfrrea 90. Reaen,- t4'

N T-|I--T- +. tfNc NNAtr, July ,, IS6z
On Wrsos-Dear sir In answer 10 your Inquiries I
would that Df. Jsmea, formerly OF James
Lock Hospital New Orirans and OF Gnca.o, ILL., OF
Tor tie Ia tMeye YEAR,, snc think may safely
say practice 90 not know his superior.
III his Z luai 1 hiuA New Orleans and
hires summers and roth places occA-
.ion frequently end wanting
10 that line hin, and ~ every far a could
len he the saisfuc-
upn He tue l.dc tle stuly oi what
called special diseases spcchy aud has believe. been
m0si en- inenly successful 4 know oil whom
would sooner recommend patient. or friend needing
or the kindred complaints
or chronic wcn lie has made his study than
hirn You thnS sael, recommend or send such
natlpats 10 Ii IN n wsh %
self Yours, truly, j. H. JORDAN, ~. ID.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

a dl.eaa~s ~ 10 ot hufr 80 caks, where the ooo1
hss vec me p1i nt lso1ncng eoeaes on the lace Hna.
tll4tsr.. ceFatei thro4t, nose limbs ans
ba, sero aA to.staeE wh saa4ss- Gameer oi saaes
INA IL
Or Iasnss tesiaa v the most Authentic and FROM
- fr4 authoFisy 1ncd cal aud 0tAsrwse, IN The unes
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

UANTgD-To LEASE OR BUY. A RESIDENCE: IF
w wltnn city limits kas or North river preferred, with
not less ihan sixty lots; Harlem Fordham
Hye vita hve twenty FIVE desirable site with
WOODLAND DAY u COBB $40 Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

q.oer boissaxsns isom sidt 70 serthlomsb sAs'i"es
asiyso y,sd ls xsgclaom51sslu y19y ymsne ~ seq
s,safuun NJ bsism oh ~
sssot Fuo
go opes ipsahv iauru tsssas 90 10 ses,j - sss
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

a C1KD TO TIE LADfFS-NH1RLES LUTZE, NJ d.,
"A Professor VI Obstetrics and Surgery, and over II years
or practice in this city guarantees positive cure
Requiring special metcal surgical ent
in twenty.foIr hours time, complicacd the
case may be- Can be consulted a. his old established pr
femae MEDICINES can be obtained go. by ieee 10
rart the Vnfea, rrics s., B-The necto hs4
eleant tSons ald tie best nodatons and ateEhnS
!. for naiiels who wish remstn daring treat
inent All communications strictly confidential At home
al hour Of the day and lf94
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

rpHE IA ToURETTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT ON
TIE Kill Won Kull. is for the season. Boats leave
pier North river at 9l5, l2i5, and $50 from Dey
street 10 30 aud 80 Time, 35 minutes Steam cars
a-,N- WESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

Honna 4ND BE sAIIsE1ED-Ir Will Cost TOT
without sho re nnt Adrus u order 70 aaorf ID orpor
IN uy 10 al "a pe ssNs6ea Or TIE fHt aud make lpown
Bowery.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED pARI.oR FLOOR
~ hs y Z gentleman an VIE er pat oG cpileg
IN retcfe*s f~sise, W.T. ever crirs1isNN f1r Noi
heepinS, 10 aosrders children III lhe hogse. Appy,
eioeA Ircun hrusi~Ry, At 3ls Vest Four,h street
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

yEANTED TO PURcHASE-TN BROOKLYN, IN THE
w yicinty - Wal street. and South ferries, medium
brown toue From. House, with all the improve
ments worth from 81 500 s9vo0 Address s. II. s., box
l,sf2 New York Post clce. et
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

smyO af.a.a llfsush zebtA sasG lN anaf e.rs.a
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MARBLE QUARRY FOR sALE.-I WILL SELL FOR
lNl $1,000 Quarry OF Last Chester White Buiding Mar
bic on line OF the Harlem Railroad with about acres
Lana; hour from Fortrs second street rs
the amount can remain the paee improved and worked
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SHERIFF FURMAk advertises in another
column of tie STAR the Governors proc,a-
nation ordering an election. TO be held on
che I'd day of August next, TO approve and
raiify or reject the amendments to the con-
stisution, extending the right of suffrage to
the soldiers 10 the service of Abraham Lin
coin. The amendments may carry through
ont the State by a considerable majority !:
al the same time there will be Dolhire like
sna entire vote polled. The election in
many counties will be allowed 10 pass by
default, where, had. a question beer raised
as 10 he right and justice, consiitulionalIy,
Of the whole matter, in all its forms and
tendencies, the amendments would not be
carried. great deal can be said upon
this subject for and against it, WsN are moi
one OF those who would attempt 10 deprive
the soldier Of his right TO eEjoy The privi-
lege of the ballot, when exercised in le.
gal way and according TO the dictates Of his
own conscience, but we believe we would
be doing the soldier injustice and assist the
present corrupt administration in destroying
our country il we let this matter pass by
unopposed. Their vote will be to their own
destruction, and cannot be any other way,
when in the hands of this wicked admins
iraiion. We have been a soldier long
enough 10 know how well private in the
field has en- opportunity of carrying oui
and expressing his own wishes, either By
ballot or any other way. We have wit
messed soms voting and understand well
how such things are managed under mill
tary discipline. The meh generally carry
out tie wishes and instructions OF their
comma nders "ihrough fear and trembling,"
and seldom ever exercise their suffrage to
the contrary. The army vote as we said
before is for their own ruinarion. Marx
the prediction
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LEGISLATIVE.

To The Democratic Electors Of Columbia county:
FRIESDs AND FELLOW CITIZENS The
undersigned, acknowledging with qfs,iiude
past evidences Of your generous conf
dence, would respectfully announce iha.
al the solicit alton OF many valued. Demo-
Gratis. he viii be Candidate Tor the Leg
iSLATURE in the District composed Of The
counties ot Columbia aud Monionr, al III .
ensuing General Election. in accordanre
with life usages ofthe Dlsirici Electors, and
being governed alone by The decision of
the Columbia County Democratic Con.
venlion. LEVI l.. FATE.
Bloom shurg. Nav Is. 1864 so pd
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FOR PRESIDENT TN 1864,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Subject 10 The Decision OF the Democratic
National Convention.
SALMON P. CHASE, Secretary Of The

SALMON P. CHASE, Secretary of the
Treasury, has sen, to ABRAHAM LINCOLN his
resignation. Immediately upon this an
thePresitlent rendered the ap-
pointment to Ex GoTERNoR ToDD, Of Ohio,
IA Mr.. CHAsE's successor, but it was not ac-
csptsd whereupon the Chief Magistrate
made another selection, in the person OF
sWM. P. .FEssENDnN, Senator from Maine
This nomina;ionhas been confirmed by The
Senate, although not yet accepted, the Pres
ident mol having consulted Ma. FEssESDES
on the matter previous 10 his nomination.
There are variops reasons assigned for the
step taken by Mr.. CHASE, but as yet, all
that wa have seen do not look very plsusi-
BILE. We may look for further develops
ments in The matter, when the true reason
for his resignation may be fully uneanhed.
Mr. CHAsE's whole finsncial policy has been
ruinous and mischievous from its very be-
ginning. The present administration have
got the affairs OF our Government very
much muddled, and we may look for resig-
nations, one after the other, until the oiG
.ieeches are all removed and nep and fresh
ones take their places, 10 sep out tbs last re-
naming life blood of the nation.
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