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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

Passage by the Senate of the House
Bounty Bill-Probable Postpone
ment Of the Draft Till March 1st
The Tax Bill Reported-Cincin-
natl Named as the Place for
j. Holding the Democratic National
Convention, f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
Nv Il II WI
STATE JOURNAL
lis Foriy-Third Year.
s.RaIly round the Flag, Eoys. Rally once again.
Shouting the Eaitie CT! Of Freedom

The year 1864 will be an ven.ful one During
this wear the Rebellion will pc crushed. The vic
torious armies Of the Republic will hoist the Stars
and Stripes above every Southern Capital. and the
sirongholds of rebeldom will crunlfe before the
power of our Army and Navy. ia
This work will be no child's play, but the m ost
tsrrble battles of modern times will be fought be-
tween the contending armies OF these battles, as
they occur, the JOURNAL will contain complete &C
counts.
With the progress Of our arms there will also lie
questions of momentous Importance springing ap
in regard to he management Of the conquered ter
ritory, the disposition OF the freed slaves aud she
character ofthe punishment due the rch-traitors-
the orisinatsrs and ringleaders Of the rebellion.
These will all be Fl eely and fully discussed in the
JOURNAL. iftItiI IL = ~
In the North the paramount question of national
uaity will continue to he agitated, and the Journal
will combat the doctrine of separation with all the
force it Can WELD
During the year the political parties will hold
their Conventions for making Presidential nomina
tons. The proceedings of these meetings viii be
reported for u.s. and tie merits of the candidates be
considered in our columns. The Presidential can
yass of 1864 :yill be an unusually important one,
andthe JouRSAL viii do its full share in upholdng
the candidate of the Union cause. -ifsf lin ~
In short, whatever is of general interest to the
public, and especially all that relates to the war or
the progress of liberty and the glorious democratic
principles of the founders of our form of govern
mest, will have hearing in our columns.
The JgRSAL win aim to be candid, fearless and
independent in treating the great questions OF the
hour, having in view only the success OF
The Cause Of FreedenD, Q1
WEI Justice, IHcsmanfty,3ta
And the Union Forever.
We shall give particular attention to whatever
esto our own s ate, giving from time 70 time
lists Of the deaths in battle or hospital OF Indiana
soldiers, military appointments, promotions, resg-
nations, decisions OF courtsmartial, and any other
matters of this nature which may be OF interest to
citizens of any part of the State. II .bat1r1-l@
We shall make the JOURNAL complete current
history ofthe progress of the War. with the general
news of the day; we shall give the proceed gs of
Congress. Market Reports, Agricultural Articles,
Poetry, Anecdotes and pie .sant Miscellany.
A career of fortyrtwo years makes ituseless to
specify more particularly as to our course. We
shall aim 10 sustain our good name with the people
of Indiana, and if possible make even better pa
per than heretofore. ...-~ 49,, -,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
Boots and Shoes!

TIME LOW PRICE STORE is the place to
i buy your Heavy Boots for Winter, Women's
and Chidren's Wear OF every description. Here
is "A chance to save money.
t4stfl RICE & SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
The Model Sewing Machines
THE CHEAPEST IN TIE WORLD,
Because the Best !
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
-FpR-
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PrRPaSES. .

simple in construction, durable u AL their PARTS, and
kEADIL 7 UNDERSTOOD Ti~y have CERTAINTY Of slit. h
all kinds of fabrics and adapted Wide range q
work without chang Adjustment E-iss all kinds Of
Thread. VIII H,s TeH, BisS GsfEer, TvcI. QHh Cord
aud in fact DO all Kinds 81 work required 10y Yam
lilies Manufacturers. They make The Infrlock shrfne
Stfch which he cxcec for firmness, elasticity,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-01-14
INTERNATIONALLY The n.cuEsr pRErnM

in every instance where the, have been exhibited in
petition with other standard Machines Weinvife all Per
in search of instrument TO execute kind Of Sew
ing done by Machinery. ." inspect inl, and make
they The l~; by pro, Ing tle ED beurc lur
hssing. The Company being duly licensed, IL MachiLss
projected against infringenlcnts Iitissati-b.
" PERSONS AT Insane. can "rier by mail VIA
crfrct confidence that the NaeL6se viii reach them
iy and that they will lie able ia snanagr their
ire 81 sfacion, with other aid than the printed ir
siructions accompanying each Machine Every cxIlara
ation will he chccrlly given to ALL whether They with
oparc'iss, D. ria.iye Circulars. together with
specimens Of Work. will lie furnished all who dssire
hem, 10y mail OF otherwise.
IL RELIABLE Agents WANTED, in all localities in
the United States british Provinces, Cn Mexico Gem
raj and South America, West India Islands ARD the Bahia
ma Island, TO whom offer ISDU'EHENrs- EEer-
,-tic will fnd paying business. irritable - wing
Machines have become necessity in Every mily We
manufacture variety of styles. from Viii, give
few priccs-No. g Family sa: No =, Extra. sCo; Ne
2 Half Case s and s75; No 4. Manufacturing. SIS
ind $50 WEED SEEMING MACHINE Co.,
Box 2.tflsPost 0fice. SOC broadway. " Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

IMPORT ANT TO LADIES
GREAT EkICAN EDY."
Dr. zArvey'0
hvo OF h erm y r e m q Q PilIs.
IA HIGH HAVE NkvEk Yet FAILED
w (when the directions have been strictly
folio wed il removing ANTIQUITIES Arising from
vBSTkUC TION UK STUPfAGk UE NATURE.
Or in restoring the " STEM to perfect h. ah when
suffer. ng from special xfteetiobs, fl0apsus teri,
sne " nltes, VI Ot4es Weakuess Of the Uteiine Or
game. ihs Pills are perfeouy h~.msss On the
CONS itu ,ion, and NY D taken BY tho most DEL
lcsse female without cAusinY dlstI ess u the
same time - ct like - C11AU11a.
oy strenx the Mug iLviKvrssing Anu festvsiig the
., stem " hesis0y cSGuitlVn, and Dy br1nglne IN
On tue monthly period OF Regularity, hO
matter from what CAUSE the obsl.uc ivn may
sr,se. Tue SHOULD however NOt 10 taken tue
6rst three Or tour m"u Ms u prog though
sais ~ any other tiAe, ~ n,is.ariaye would %
tue iesulI. ksea bcx contains % piiis. Ptice 81
Dr. Ha. oes's Heo,ses IN disea.es u ksssalss,
Prsy~oscy, Aiscarrsage, 6osrsnness, isersIi-
", hsprOd w.ss0~ a..S At.ss u Aotssc,
aud empast,caiiy sns LADiss' Ps1 ,rs MEDICAL
AOvIsAs, (. pA lpnlst .. o. pages, ssos Tree to ~
sAAIess. Slx cents required W pay postage.
The fills sud Svok VIII b. sent ~ mali
deutlal y, When desi cd, securely sealed, sud pre-.
pad, On receipt Oh inOney ~
J. bKY AN, Al. D., 6enerul Aasse.
76-Cedsr-strsst, New York.
Sold BY oil the psinsspsi OiugglsN.
SIM d DWtef, y hoissaie agents, Chicago.
]. -. ~ EiAL~, Agen. ,1avenpart.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

AN lxpfAN PnscEss Duo Up.-Some
young meo 10 Charleston, Mase., recent.
y explored an Indian mound 10 thst
pIace-lhc burial of Ninigret, the last Of
the Peqnot Sachems, and found tn. re-
mains Of bis daughter, bis only uomsr-
risd chilli.
They dug four feet and osmc to three
very large Ast stones, weighing perhaps
ton each. Rais'ng them cut Of the
way, they continued digging four feet
deeper including toe thickness OF the
stooes. They then struck large iron
pot filed With smaller pots, kettles and
skilIets. They found al.o large brass
kettle filed with porringers and other
kitchen ware ard bottles. % removing
these they fonnd under them dscayed
wood 10 the form Of q large log, and an
iron chain surrounded it. On one sile
were hinges, and on the opposite side a
paddock, made fast TO chain. 1t ap-
pearei that the log bad been split IL
two halves, the inside Of each half ex-
cavsted 10 a. to receive the body Of an
adult. On removing the upper halt,
they found skeleton enshrouded n a
silk robe, and on the head cap or bon
net Of green silk. Extending to the top
OF the head wrs . chain, like watch
grard, down to the 70 of the feet, and
there fastened to the outside sole near
the toe. The leather OF one Of the
sho's wss decayed I; The other partly
remains, aud Indicates very delicate
foot. Surrounding the waist was . belt
made Of wsmpumpeag and covered with
silver brooches as ornaments around
the neck was necklace, and 1t the
wrist were silver sleeve buttons. They
found also two coins, one Of silver, dat
ed 1850, ani copper fa'thiag; also
ipside the log was set Of Dutch SPOONS.
acme metallic Dutch p,pes, and ladies'
thlmbies and other articles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

CAN O. CURE
The advertiser, . PhysiclAn Il thirty years sx-
perisscs, IN she us -tn4enl u Lang Ulsseses,
Dsv1ch,tis, AstnnA. 60, ba. nov sssirsd from the
prsoiico, 10 isslroas VI impsfsinx his sxpsrisass
W dtuus.ng iLiorMa Ion iuvs.0Abse to suassine
husn ansiy, snd which hes Care 4 lho0SAnds.
j ne q me nedio,ue 1ili no 90 or iii. he will
soma Prescription, sish suu dirccssoDs i0f use,
Adsp.<d TO sscn pAsiculAf case,aLd vii surely 81
fccs cure. IkY fit will cost you n.thinx-a
stamp required tor postage. Address.
b. Low b, a. H., boz 507v, New York City.
IL. WELLS, Agent, D.venpGr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14
M. SW EET,s
xMfNlltble LiM { Asee q {
GREAT EXTrkNAL RKMgLY.

GREAT EXTEkNAL RKMBLY.
70, RAe.m,,isa. 0o.s. he.,,.sy,a. Lswbsgo, .sty
Neck ard Joists npso,a., Bruiss Csts and
Wosads, Psies, Hsad0cke, aid all KAeu-
ssasis and Asrvoss d.sordsrs.
Dr. StepAen Ssest, II CsbAS o!ltat,
The 0ssss Natural Bone Setter
~. St )h q swoct, II Connecticut.
10 known ell over the United Ststsa,
d.. Stephea S~evt sf Csnueeticst,
Il the author Of Ds. Swsets lnfAliible Lipi mont
Dr. swoet's IAfA1sibls Lintncnt
Cares Rhsum atisa and never fsile. 49,
Or Swoct'S lsf lbln LlOlneRt
Il . certain remedy for NsaraIgis. teaa
d.. Awest's lHfslWbl% LiDlnent
Cusss Buras snd scalds inmediatsiy..
Dr.. sweets lnfsl lilo llsl0snt
Il the best known remedy for Sprsins and Bruisee.
Dr. sweets lsfAllsolc Llslaeat
Gives inmsd,ats relief to Piles, and tsldon fails
10 cute.
Dr.. Swsst's lsftNsblo Ltnlm mt
Cares HsAdaehs immcdistsIy and WAS never
kno IN 70 Ixii. 5sts.4
Dr. w set's iAfall biz LiaiseDt
Auoede Immediate relief i0f rllee. ana seldom
fails 10 ouro.
D.. -west'~ lsf .Ilib 70 LlRiA ut
Cures roothacae in one minute.
q. SwsttS IT li,bl~ LiplufRt
Cures Cuts and Wounds imm eciStsiy and leave
no scar
Dr.. " cts Ihf.lt,ble Lsnlm-nt
II the best remedy fer Sores In the known world.
Dr. sweets lHfsI tl tin mvnt
|lias been used BY mors than million poop 10, and
all praise II.
Df. Sw,et's t.f4!s:1,e assinsnt
Il truly . ''frieni in nood." and every fsmii
hould b ave it at hand.
sDr. Sw esL's lsf liiDiS Atatnaant
10 fos ale BY - 1ruggssts. Price % and so cts
RICHARDSON 90.
Sole Proprietor, Norwich, Ct.
For sais W LORD I smith. Wholesale
ruxgi Is, 70 Lake street. Oh cage Is general
= gents rev the North vest agls-dwl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14
Third Edi ion, 5Oth Thousand
n6ANEooo.

a TREATISE On SLMINAL NEAENLHA
IA Involuntary Emisslonr, Mental ana lbysle
pa.. ~. L0ss vi fower. Premature Uecsy, In
psaiments TO Marriage. Nervous Debility, Sci,
ABUSE. sexual diseases, DO, &c.
Ly ..VBr. L.. BkLL. ii. ", MenDef Of the Royal
o. l.ge OF surgeons, Arncon. " pages. Price cts
Inis look snouid be resl by every ons, ana
part c~lafiy by those arriving vt Msnlouu. 1t
0on,ulns impor ans ai'iccto al and the nYns q
cure 10 ths afflicted IS plainly svt tof.n. II has
.sared T.ouss"ds rom Lyeo " Jisss,y.
Sent under q scared envelope, by insii, On ~
ceipt vi the money " postage stamps, Dy
}. ohl An. il. ". Cedar 81, New YORK
| J. Wills, agent, Davenputt.
~ IL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

NAV MEDICAL DISCOVERY kUk The
IN fxAn ANsET CUns W
uonOrrhss, S,eet, Ursturx DlschArges, Impo
tohcs, ssnin.t " eakness, Nj b ~ kn,ss ions,
incontiusnoe, 0satit*i Debility Anu lrii-
taoiiity, 1ravsi, Structure aud atfec-
iions Of tns hidDsy 4 biYioer,
which has been used BY upwards Of
100 Pays.
in their private practcs, w.th eatirs suocese, 81
percediDg CaUe.'s Cal,daies, or any other cor-
puma nitnestS known.
BEL L'S SpkCxEk( PILLS
are speedy in action, often efccring cure in .
iew days, and when q cure il effected IL 10 per-
nanent 1hey are prepared tr.in vegetable ex-
ttacts that are harness On the syetem, and never
nsuseAte the stomach VI iDpreguste she breath I;
and being euyar coated, Hli nauseous tssse is
avoided No change OF diet 10 necessary whilst
using them, NOR does their action interfere with
business. Zach Box contxins six dossn Pils.-
Price ii. Sold by all the principal Druggists.
In places where no xgeat 10 advertised they will
be sest BY mail, posI paA, and conf lentisliy se-
cured from observation when DESIRED On receipt VI
money, BY j. Bay AN, N. D., ~ Uodsr-st, n. h.
Smith 4 Dwyer " hoissxls gents, Chicago.
III. WE Las Ageai, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

Orders from Distance PROMPT
ly Attended to.
Address all letters ". w. KfERALL.
del7 142 Lake Steeet. Chicspo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

Mo ris lssnd ) Y J n q, 1864.
Pr.f. HOLLOW AZ = ficAs faA enc,0ssa shs - a,
OF o.e dollar 10. p.i.s. luu.e AssL0. anu cant
ket II stopp u, - 4 aaht ~ IT, yV-r psiis
IUuxs, 40, NI.LIAn ,hAIsrY,
60 y, lVl.h Penn Vols.
inch 7d-2rn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

| SpRUNG KNEES IN TaE HoRse. The
trouble does not always result from an
jiry ofthe lg, orstrsiu Ut the tendous.
u II more often found in horses that have
bad corus in tho feet, or troubled WITH
naviculsr disssse, then any other The
animal raising BIS heels to proven, pea
sure upon the tender paris bends the
knee, which bendig bee me fin lily, from
the alterde p ,si ION Of the limb, ter
manent detormity Harse. with sprung
knees are uus.fe tor saddle purposes,
ewiag a. their consequent liability to
stumble. Rfspectitg The treatment, it
may bersaid that SIX out Of evesy ten
sprung-knecd horses will be found TO
have ccrn'. ltthese b. Of rece It growth
t'ferc il fair prospect Of siraightening
the limbs by removing tho oOrns as dl :
rected under the heels OF tha. d-ease;
ny the removing OF these the heel. ar.
brought to the ground, and the limb be
comes straigh U0der any other cream
stances all treatment proves useless
Jennings on the Horse.
HiNEsE CRrCrTixioN.- Mr.. James
johns, Of Annoy, gives an account OF
crucitixion, which he witnessed on the
28lh Of October. The victim was q
we'll known thief. The croes was of the
Latin form. The criminal was crucified
at noon on the Wednesday,, and Mr..
Jooes conversed with him at in the
evening. He complained Of pain in the
chest and thirst. On Thursday he slept
for some hours, when the cross was laid
down within the Jail compound. No one
was allowed 10 supply him with food or
d,ink, and during the day there was
quite fair 10 frou; Of the G. oss, people
beng attracted from di-tanec, and the
sweatmeat vendors driving large trade.
Ga Saturday be was still alive, but
ranging Iut an end to his suffering.
A queer squabbIe touk place in
church at SAGE "appa Me-, few Sen
dayss'nce, between man aud " maiden
lady, b claimed 10 own the same
pew. and when the ancient virgin attenq
ted to enter, and the man prevented her,
-hs went INTO All a Joining slip aud elm
bed over. Then followed strife OF tom
gnes and tussle, in which the. lsJy's
clothes were unPlcasautly torn, but the
angvr of the iratc pair finally q oiled down
and they sat side by side during the rest
nj the service
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14
DAPPaN .NS ~. " Is 4 y \
zHAT ~ 7HE QUESTION

: 1Hzd1 ID III VO11D1 ~
THE pR iPRlE aUEsS Or THE NV YORK
MustUn AND ANATOMY or EsDICiND have
determined, regardless OF expense, 70 issue nee
(for the bsne6 Of entering hamanity1 Ouh Of
their most intsissting and instrccttvs Lececfs'
On MARI age and its Nervous De-
eil,ty, tremasu Jecl.ns OF sanao.d: lnoiS's-
Vital Power, the 0.ess Serial Evil, ssd thess
na,Adiee which resalt from youthful follias, ex-
cssses o, maturity. Or ignoFancs Of fhysiciofJ
and Naturs'e Law.
Theseiuvaip abls i.seesrss have hsen the nsaas
Of eulixhtsning and saving thca:ands, s1o vllI
oe forwa,de., tree % Yeceips OF foaf stsmps, BY
Addressing eEcxsrAgY, kss York Msssuma. d
Anatomy ana Medicine, 6l8 Brosawsy. New
| ork. aae3-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14
MAN 0OOD!

4 ND TIE vl0OK OF YOUTH RESTORED
"A in four weeke, by " ri OkD'S ES-ENCE
" LIZA. ". hicord of Paris, aft yesre d
earnest solicitation has st lepg b seeded 10 the
urgent req lsse It the American public, and sp-
poi. Ted - Agent 10 Mes YORK; for she sale Of his
valasd and highly pfised Essence Of Lite. Thu
Nondsrful aseut viii rsssvss Manhood ~ The mos,
shatssesd constitutions, In four weeks, and. II
used according printed nstiu stios . failsss il
i'm .Dsslble. This lite rssturing ~edy shosld
70 = ken By all about to mssry, ~ It's effects are
permanent. success, In every eses 10 esstsiD.
VI. kic0ro's EsseDce OF Lite 10 sold In cases
with tu Instructions fs me- q -, Of fosr Quen.
uties in one for 80, and will 20 seat TO Any part
c.lsiully packed, % receipt sf remittance . Hi
accredited sgsot. Circular senttr % ssceips 81
tour s.arnps.
PHILIP ROLAND, AZ Bfoons sersst,
mch3-3A~ dsoe west Of Brvadway, X.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14
NERCAL
G0eeSevsS - tAe U1sss !

EOsaSsv,6 - lAe U5sssss ! !
Resd she Following Lsstsrs received from yess
eoussdss . ead6rssnsos Of the
WORLD A3VwA AND wORlD TIRED
aBnspIss Knovs ~
PRoFEs oON holLOWAYO
PILLS AND O1NT0 mt.
You viii - asd ussolisites tsst3oeesels re-
csivso fron ali ARA OF the eoanuy whses our
army h il iesse. #3
SIZE TO YOUR HEALTHl
All of yos have .ons one interested il your vel
fare, then do NOT dslAy.
YOUR LikE Is VALUABLE!
Not only 70 yoausivss, but 70 your fsthsrs and
notAsss, sissses, vivss, ssA te.sasrs. Then while
y.u may, purchase yoar health
FOx 20 CENTS, 20 CENTS. Or $l.lo,
Will, vhsn expended 10 these medicines, bring
yoa down u TIE gesseess aad ripsss ola sge.
The fol OWING are gsnaine lett. -, On he iSF ID.
spec,ion at tnu odios
50 Maiden Lane, NY.
Qasrtsraasssr's Uspertnent,
3yta iliinois volDnteefs,
a Folly IslanA, ,. g November 70. 1855
Prof Holloway 80 AAides lsns, =. T.:
cIx: Enclosed please fno NO dolisrs, for
whlch send me QUE doiisr's wes.h each d year
sslsorasei Pills and Uintusas, ~ !ssssn ns,i :
flsste attend to this NJ 0nss, Tor - much IN
need u the ABOVE femediss. ADDRESS,,
Lieut.. A. ". r. LL.ws. =. ",
ssta Limos Vols.
Camp nex 3rsndy Station, Va,.
JsnuAsy I. 1864
Prof. HoLLowAr-Dssf DIT: ! have heard .
great asai ot tals about your famous pills. ana Is
! never WAs in shs need Vi them until, now, want
10 Try them =, dssfrneA 10 very prevalent q the
prssent time, ssne me the wostn OF the saslo I'd.
lours, &C., JuckPn Al.oH,
30. 3, 5,h Rsgt, Axcsis Or Brigade.
Pulaski, Tenn, December 20, 1859.
Pr (. HoLLYwAY de SIR: P,eAs. fla en-
closed one coll. =, snl send me- he amount 10 your
famous pills, sn troubled win u spepsin and
seek cure. Yours, DC,
1Hos luksAs, 70 !, I'd lows Infantry.
Morris i-san !, e, Jan IL, l;64.
Prof HOLL0x AY-D.ss s !: AA.lossd you will
fad 50 cents tor which wish yeu " send NE
some " your Va liable lis; sena them ~ NAIL.
snclvss ~ cents 'of pUetaxe. Adorcss,
lsxAxL Z. nALL, Go v, 4tn h,
Port Royal, .. q.
Camp Of 5th Excelsior Brigade,li
JADu ~, ~, l,e4
i1oi hoLLoSAH SIR tiss.se sssa we for tue
ENCLOSED ~ csuts shs W.rsh VI Il III pi,, o. lcsed
naA 10 c.a-s ~ psJ rostaxe. aud you val oOiiEs.
You're, Ac, ,sr4s y 4 rUwsas,
90 b. ssn isey, kxesl.ios bris !, Mastiny ton.
Mo ris l.lsnd ) Y n q, 1854.
Pr.t. HOLLOW ~ = Pleas flA snc,ossa .hs ~ ~
Of o.e dollar 10. p.,s. lu..ca Assl0., anu cant
&c. stopp u, - 4 W.nt " IT, yo-r p.iis
1Va1s, 40, NlLLIAn hAlsrY,
20 y, ivan Penn Vols.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

From Geo r Wiley. Org aniss ard Director Of No.
sic at John Street hurcn, Los ell. Mass.
LOw1LL, Mas.
0RYrL.xgN - Raving thoroughly exAuiised
Jour American Organs, l am OF tn opinion the,
they are not equaled by those of any maker -
they are Distinguished from sill HAYS seen by
tus:r extreme fuiness. yet me! o~ness Of tone and
their aaick responscs the touch Of the perform
Or. am yours, &c, Csc WILEY.
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175 to also DIR Month.

vNHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHlNk
UUMPANt wsat - agent Ia saeh county
= solicit ord. fsr these ns~ 910 9ashine,
viii pas liberal salary aAd szpessss, q givs
asxe seoosssioa. Fur particulars, ssrns, H.,
nsieeU stAap, and address
r. PAuE, Toledo, o.,
. 0ea1 Ag1ut for the Unitsd Statss.
fobo-dlmAWSm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-14

Morris Lsan l, 8 e, Jan IL, 1;64.
Prof HOLLox AY-D.ss 8 Z: AA.IOsed you will
fad 50 cents Tor which / wish yon " send NE
some VI your Va liable lis; sens them by nail.
snclvss ~ csn.s or pUstaxe. Adorrss,
lssAKL I. ball, Go y, 4tn h,
Port kvyAi, =. q.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16


A New ESTERPR,sE.--Capt. Davidson,
we'll known as the Steamboat King u hav.
ing five Of his steamers fitted out ior the
purpose Of running to Idaho. The boats
selected for this new trade. ars the. t.1orits
Frank Steele, Hudson, Stella Whipple and
Chippewa Falls. They are aaysrtieed to
start from Lacrosse the 5,h Of April for
Fort Penton ON the Missouri river, which
is in tue heart Of Idaho. It.is' anticipated
the feet will make the trip in thirty days.
Parties intending to try their fortunes in the
gold mines Of Idaho will do vel to Try this
new route, as they are promised there is no
danger to be apprehended from Indians
Wlnona Republican. -: ..>. -.
THRowNouT. We understand the banks
Of Milwaukee and also the Winona County
6ank Of this city have thrown out the bills
of the Lacrosse and LaCrcscent Bank, Of
Hokah in this State, and also the Peoples
Bank, St. Peter.-Ib.
Sheriff King, recruiting agent. has sent
out twenty three volunteers from this coun.
ty to Rochester, during the present week
Twenty were accepted. Volunteering =.
progressing fnely.-D.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16

: Thosesvcry stiff necked swolls, the Aus
tran mobility =; have recently eceived : hsa-
w rap upon their noble knuckles rom no
less than the Emperor Fr.neis Joseph Al
one ofthe court balls, !. young officer Of a.
tillery, Of plebian birth, asked i youtsg lady
Of high rank to dance with him: iAN the
lady's blue blood flushed into her f6cs -
she refused with marked disdaii. The En-
peror, who has seen the insult offered TO his
guest and his uniform. came W snd said.
Captain, my mother wishes to dance with
you!' and minute after the gaAasro' wss
elasping the hand and perhaps the waist.
her Imperial Highness, the Arcl'duchess
Frederick sophia Dorothe. 'wilhe,nin. {.
mother Of his imperial ,j:sty Frahcis 10.
seph, Emperor iof Austria. 80. III 19''1s