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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14
PROPOSALSa aEOR sE0aAGE,
oH1nI aUAKFHR1IAsFHE:s oEgIgE,



nEALRD PROPOSALS q duplicate are invited By
~ tho undeFGigned for supplying the ouaEtar.
maafeFla Department In the Department Of Molt
virginia At Charleston RarkoTSbuIg ana MheeE
InE, Wet Va, and the several DcPo1 on ths
line Of ths Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, - foIloWB
OiarkSburE, Grafton, New Greek, Cumberland, Mar
fiuIbuFR. HaFpeFsH Ferry Berlin, Point Of Hookn,
and inoindIng HAgoEItoEn and YrOaeEtck olty, Nd
or either Of fhoaa places, with Hay Gorn Olt1 and
ltf6yg ~ W
idl WI Be resolved for the delivery ofthree thou-
sAnd (SoOOl buahel5 Of Corn or Oats and any C6o)
tons of Hay or Straw and upwards, and must bo 90
oompanied By Q copy Of thll AdVeFtiSemsnt -
: BfddGr1 must Gtate at which Of the above named
points they propose 70 make deliveries, and the
fatea al Which they VIII make deliveries thereat.
the Quantities of each article proposed to be dHllV
cred, the time Hhnn HAid dSliVery shall bO con-
menced and when 70 be completed.
an deliveries must be pr0mptly made within thu
time and for the quantities pEopOesd and Aceeptsd,
70 lnsure prompt settlement therefor.
THE price must be Writtan out IN words on the
bida.
The particular kind Of description Of oatl, corn,
hay or straw, proposed 70 bo delivered, must Be
stated In the proposals.
Corn 70 be put up in good stout SAe1 Of about two
bushels eAchi Oats In Ike aAnkn OF about three
bushels each; the saekS 70 be fnrnished Without
extra charge 20 the GOVernmontj the hay and STRAW
70 Be securely balod.
An Articles offered under thu BIDS horoin invited
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

CAVALRY HORSES VAS ESD.
NRKICH ASSISTANT 0UARTBRMAsfER, 4
" WHEELEHg, WEsF Va, Jane %. 1884,
OPEN MARKET for ths purehass OF Cavalry
Horses viii Be eontinus1 at Whsoling. west Va
One hundred and 1fy i've dollArl VII Be paid
for AL horses pAsasd by the Board Of In5PeqIiOl.
San horses Tor the Cavalry service must BE- sand
In every partieulAr from tlSJ aEteon 70 (t6) siEtSoa
hands high, aod not les than (Sl ave more than
(0l years 0lds iR-Eood hssh: e0m7aetig bsHti
bTidleWisei Of good aetions aud tres from Al de-
Payments 70 Be made IN saCsrtiaaatsa Of Indsbt-
odnelsS for eight h1rssI o. more
By order Of Il. Col. JAS A. KKIN, OhISf @ n.
- = : r1f.. RARNsWoKTH,
IaS0-oodtf a.rIl Cast A-Q-d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

,11sntSt14 n - bsttis; Raif dozou, Bsman
f6cpeF boftlophalf dozen, -. -.
.sEor SaisBS Druggists and Dealers eyetywhers
nfho United States, and By all the Druggilts and
Dealers In Wheeling. ocso-N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14
popularity Of
Hoofand's German Bitters!
rpURELY yEGETABLK1 .z4

PuhkL1 -NEtE4AbL+EJ H~
Hosts OF ignorant QuAcks and unscTupuloua adVen-
turers have opened uron suffering humanity the
dood.eAIes OfNOstrumsin in the shape poor whisky,
Vflel, compounded with injurious drugs aud chris
tened TONES, StomAehies and BiTters. 3
Beware Of the rinnnmeEAble array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethOrfe bottles and -beIIed
kegs under the modest sppelation Of bitters which
instead of CURING only AgrayAte disease and leave
the disappointed gaderer In despair.
HooFLANDs GERMAN BTTTERs
Are not new and unfEied article, but have stood
the test Of heen years trial by the American pub
lie, and their Fepu alton and sale not riTAledby
any similar preparation.
The propFietoFs nave thouSands Of Letters from
the mo6t eminent ClergymeR, LAUrars, Physicians,
and Citizens, ,testityipS, their own personal AnoE
edge, to the beneficial effects and medical VrtuOsof
these Bitters,
DO Yog WANT SOMETHING 10 STRENGTHEN
- ~ your
DO YoUWAET A GOOD APPETIZER ~
DO YoUwAET TO BUILD UP YOUR coNsTITU
TIoNf
DO You WANT 10 REEL WELT .-.a
DO YOU WANT 10 GET RID OF NRRVoUsNEssi
DO YOU WANT ESERGYI .-Has. .-.
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP wELLt
DO you WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS RKKLr
IHGf s5
nyoa DO. use . ..
HonaoDd1a Carmen PiftaraJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

nANKINIs sPICED BIAcKaEEY-Hghly re-
N onms1dod fbF I'll Bowel oo0plaiHil in A4lltI
and oh1trsn-for nale ~ ~ -,
tel8 HD4uAD 6OokIH8-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
CToEH, cOnsEI AHp sEAIH1

"a ff - 10 = LDATI-l
and deliver % the UnitOd stAto1 at the Q1aEtaE-
master Department a. agreeable 70 the terms
dated Cumberland, Ad-s-lsSt, the following
@Bu.hsl. OF Corn, in uaeku, at-Por bu.hsl
y .SM!Bashols =! Of Oats. in saokA at-psr buDhsI
Of [82l thIrty-tEO pounds. -.
:-TOns Of BAled Hay At-per ton Of 5000
-TOns OfBalsd Straw at-psr con Sf 1000
DeIIVery 70 commence on or before the day Of
|-1s64, and 70 be completed on or before ho
day of--196-, and -plsdge my1elf % onter
into written contract with the United stAtoa with
rood and approved security, within the space Of ten
days amer being notified that my bid has been ae-
Your OBt, servant, l.- --t..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

Property for Sale.
THE House n1W occupied By J. Landfrisd, Main
Il stFesl.
NE HOuis nov Oeeupssaby Peter French, Water
street. -.
AIso, the DusIIlng H0aso noe occupied b. I. Il.
LoRAn. Main street, North Waoollng.
The above viii Be- SoId loE and % raaionAblS
- L H.WILLIAMs = o.,
nugIT.anAs - Ns--es &C. 4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14

FULL STOCK OF RXRA sUPBR, sUPkR-
"A ans and Common InEFaiu CarpotinE, Li1t 9nd
R1g and Cottage do.s Mating anA OIL Ci0ths. JAS
'HsSsss HsSss 'a STONE = THOMAS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-14
Boiler and Engine and other
Machinery for sale,

THE WHEEL RACrORY, East WbsSlInE,
IA OppOsits the Creek, one 90 Inch Pluo BOllers
2l5< foet long; Bngins. in az n strJkh- in
good running order. - fL ~ in ShGtInE Aad Pal
isys and Boltlngs one Spoke Machine, one Tsnsnt-
ing Machine, Batting Machine, sad Whssi AAehin-
cry for Atting up wheels. And SAWs, Ae-
For further inform AtiOa enquire Of the undsT.
signed on the promlseL
auRII- I-tTIlsep8s R.HACES-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
4 CHALLENGE TO TEST
x CHALLENGE 10 TEST
4 CHALLENGE To TEST

The prcprietcrs Of the Iiiawatha, knowing that
many preparations for the Iiaii were in the mar
ke. ard an advertised 10 do nearly the same
thiDss. and HAT the public were unable 10 de-
ternlee from the advertisements which were
genuine, and buy ing or lso bottle, and fail
tn "a realize tie expected benefits concluded
fha' III were h'.ahues in order to assure the
public which could he eelied upon, proposed the
following test which was published mo weeks in
the ilert !, and the other morning papers without
eiicltiag a.ig response. Lee number Of well
karvisi citizens Of urquestiened integrity and en-
tefcis di,iniercs,ed, appoint person 10 the pro-
nrietor o. each preparation "a restorative to re-
store 'hc c0ioi o. the hair f4cL proprietor TO
n~e bis oHa preparation and nothing else duriu 9
to trad. ,isd the person also to NE hing else.
Let certificate Of the result be Published in all
II principal papers Of lhe country at the cx-
peHse ri tie unsuccessful competitor
H0YIS N!NNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
Emp rls beautiful dark sio->y appearance TO
Tie Hair, aad is naescelled in keeping it in curl
or ~ any d sired position
iI0NI'S IMPERIAL C0I0RINC CREAM
>in Invaluable dressing fog whisk,gs. Changes
ight and I'd hair 10 Il beautiful brown or black.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH li0YT Il co,
mhl-divI ~ University place, \. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
SE ARE. EE'gasaS.


EscArEp.-C orrel, ono Of the counter
letters recently arrested at " ilton. escaped
out oil the Muscatinr jail, bv m, King a hole
near the roof in the wall, and letting him.
set down with the blankets. The Sheriff
was absent at the time.
a VilAiN PrNrsurp.-A seoundred hy
the name of Williams was pretty severely
cowhided hy gentleman in Heoluk. =
couple days ago. fer taking undue lborfio.
with little girl some twelve wears Of ace.
whose parents are dead i larrc crowd
gathered around and when the fact. became
known there was general desire to str;n-
HIM up to- lamp post: but during thc az
citement The fellow escaped. and tlds say. i
hihlscii iroin coat OF ,sr and feathers, II
least.
HYpRoPnoBiA-1S HEAD or C,rur ,vn
A heRsE kLtED.--A few weeks aoa rs,,;.l
dog appeared in Goshen sonnsAin. vs,se.-
tine county, and bit a horse belo.x:nr "a
MI Schcnck, and a dog belonging Ii ",
Melntyre. when he was. killed by 4 man
with pitchlorN. Since then Neln;y re,s
dog was attacked ana bit : number cf cot.l.
in the ncighborhood, before he could i.
killed. Eighteen head of cattle have NJ
ready shown symptoms Of hydrophobia and
been killed Mr. Schenck's horse was at.
tackled violently and shot. Mr.. Schencl,
made narrow escape with his life. On
going out to feed, the horse came at hin
open mouthed, and he being unable to es-
cape stood perfectly quiet, and the horse
passed him in pursuit Of bird which had
fortunately attracted his attention by fiyinc
IN front OF him. A colt that was bitten
. made short work Of large dog that was
thrown into his pen, by tossing and stamp-
ing upon him. 1 s''''A'p
Rev. Mr.. Blake, of Louden, Cedar conn
~, the posscssorsof mad stone. has hoo,,
IN the neighborhood for some time. onerat .
Ing with good success. The Muscat;ra
journal says ''skeptics may sneer but n
This cape We are confident the mad stone has
Rsoysn, q nost instances where applied
a5 - - ne !. IS
t-TlYkI Es3FM5 $50 9sa Akae al
" ~ 4 $3.50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

Since the advent Of Gen. Logan's splen-
DID corps # Huntsville, the rooms IN the
poineipal hotels have been in demand. 4
beautiful and accomplished actress had been
ssNy-ng at the Huntsville Hotel, and in
"s'as minute, IAinute-and-a -half. or two
ln t., after she had vacated her room. the
,,',at General .. was assigned to it bv the
,'ie.os@ The General Oh examining his
1e' p.e'l''s, 70 retiring found snowy ,o5s
- r,," XIX nea,g beded under his pillow,
lla,s.ee III de'ca.e characters with the NAM
., llis lall oshss The chambernaid was
go tsn - 's.la ashea ny the General, holding
DO you know Miss Lotto Ho,,yhs =,
Yes, = answered the chanlherna;d
: Then carry this TO her with NV rom,,,,.
ments, and say General O. is not IN H. r.,
habit OF sleeping with emty night gowns >
-Ghot. gazette.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
TILE GREAT SEl nLT.

Il is admitted b all Physicians That the grand
,ret of health ANA long liie lies in keeping the
ilaas. and various fluids olthe body ia high de-
gree ii inidiry. When yeu feel continued pain
IN the head OF bowels, or any ether parts. OF the
body, YOU can prevent serious sickness by taking
RRANDHETHS PILLS.
Bleeding may give monetary case, because the
blocd eit Will have more room. But as the body
is made from the blood and sustained by the
blood, to waste om blood is 70 waste our life, and
rain constitution. Bu: 3iandletl's Pills re-
evc the circulation as readily as bleeding by on
y taking mgav what it can well spare, and THEY
NEvrs ncer
Mr.. Hooper. Of Bainstablc. Mass, was cured Of
st. Si'u> Dance, General Debility and Costiyc-
ness ofn.ans Years Standing by Brandreth's Pills.
The ca,e.f lengtii is published in the Pamphlets.
sold By L. s. Bailord. Davenport, Iowa, and By
ali respectable dealers in medicine fbl- d6w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

CoPPERHEAD REPyBLrcAy.-We hcI;ar,
the New York Tribune is considered good
republican authority. A short time before
the commencement of the rebellion II said
We have repeatedly said, and once more
announce, that the great principles cnibod-
led by Jefferson in the declaration that gov
efnments derive their just powers from the
consent Of the people, are sound and Just,
anu an II the cottoa OF Gulf states sshsoscs to
. 'ss% :: y independent nation they have The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
A refugee, who has just escaped from " il

refugee, who has just escaped from " i
mington. n. c., SAYS; II lived within i
few doors Of Mr.. Mallory, the Confederate
States Secretary OF the Navy His wife, a
Spanish lady, Is most anxious TO reach the
State OF Massachusetts, where Aei sister now
= living. The Secretary and his laay are
act 'aiiy very poor, 30 poor Chat whom que t.
were at their house obey ussmllY had 10 Dor
ROW from Us table eluipare and that Of tie
simplest During temporary absence
made IN e"-rry welcome t. the milk Of
my solitary cow, and he esteemed it. for his
wife sake, an exceelin@lv ereat kindnc.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
Christnlloro,. Iruir Ip,e.

The rapidity Of its operation, perfect asfetv,
permanent hcalthful effect and the cxcee Ii,,y
depth and richness Of the hue it imparis dis
'iass' IN tais preparation from all other DYES II,
use In this country Or in Europe.
ChrfsfndOrO's Hair lsrcseryatfve.
a valuable adjunct to the Dye, in DIRE ssing and
promoting the growth aud perfect health Of the
hair, and Of Itself, when used alone-a safeguard
that protects the ibres from decay under eli cir
cumstances and under all chimes. Manufactured
~ .. CHRlsTADORO, No. Astor House. New
a : osk; Sold ~ IL DrugslstA Applied by, 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

In some OF its phases, Mahommcdan mcr-
camille morality exceeds in its scrpulous.
ness that of any other people, " hatovcr !heil
religious caracter or creed 4 mercantile
firm in Salonica had bills to large amount
on the principal inhabitants and merchant,
of the place, which, with their books and
papers, were dirtroyed BY fire On The da,
following,Ia prominent Turk, who wad larg, :
ly in their debt, went inpcrson and told them
that having heard that their papers had
been destroyed, lie had brought copy oi
his account with them and fresh bills for
the amount which was their due. This e.
ample was followed by az the Turkish
debtors to them. 1t does not appear to be
lntlinated that this course WA one that tiicv
had ever learned from the lhltstist, traders
IN Their county cyeiopaedla RI Com
mcrciM IMus}ottx.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
= = = ' " v 7'77T777f -
MANHOOD.
A Nh rui, yTOOR or yorTu M

A Nd Tnf vIOOR or YOUTH KEsTORED
IL in four weeks, by DIR. RECORDS ESSENCES
OF LrsE. D.. isicord fof Paris aficr. years Of
earnest solicitation. has at length acccdcd to the
urgent request 0: the american public, and sp-
valued and highly priced Essence Of Life. This
wonderful agcnt will restore Manhood TO tle most
shattered constitutions in four weeks and r. used
according 10 printed Instructions. failure is i'm
possible. This life restoring remedy shauld he
taken By all about 10 marry, as It's effects arc per
manent. success in every case Is certain
DR.. Ricord'~ Essence IT Life II mid III case J..
with full instructions for USE at %, or fpur guam
titles in One i.f 81 aud will be sent 10 any part,
carefully packed, on receipt u tensHtaac~stp his
accredited agent. Circulars sent free on receipk
Of stamps. PHILIP kOLANDO,
Broome ST., door west broadway, n. Y.
mch3-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

General Si,klcs. in speaking yesterday at
Albany. noted that the army was never as
strong, nor il as good condition As at pres
cnt. We hope much from the eonplctcness
of the military organizations, and trust the
hest anticipaions Of the bitter enemies of
Mcclellan win MOI be disappointed in regard
To military success In 1861, as the World
very well say
Mcclellan bad an army and its material
to create; Grant army IS IN tho field ana
fully equipped. Mct'icllanS army from
generals 70 priratc- Wa> mass Of raw ie
cruits, with everything to learn, whiic
Grant are veterans. and TT for any militia
~ duty. Mcclellan had to organize tho
whole machinery q supplying IN army
bat Grant hai only "a give fbc order. and
everything ncydiul Tor a million Of soldiers
could reach him IN week. Mcclellan S
army WA wanting in numbers discipline,
clothing. equipments, arms. everything il
fact, while Grant army wants for uotiung.
Yet durns The months - NcTcmher aal
December. 1851 and janua4y an,l February
1862, the country rang nith the clanors q
the radical acsinsl the tarai1ioss ot Goncr.'
Mcclellan Blt now. not Il whisper against
Gen Grant. tnder the pressure 81 these
u - i"'"''h pN'Ni'iPtpilN ViuCiNt '&CiiNi'
al McClellan 10 advance On the 22d Of F,b-
ruary, mud o. NJ mud; but heae il is April
and no signs Of IN immediate movement =
What is the YribDAa ahoa,. Where i.
Chandler Wade, Wilson, and The resi-, tina
they are not bawling ON to Richmond : =
We have do doubt tlat Gen Grant i DO
ing the bet he can, bat il is impossible no;
to contrast the good Treatment he receive.
from the radicals, with the hard criticisms
upon Mcclellan two years and half since
N. y Erpyess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

night before going TO bed, i makes delicious
cranght producing heaiily pcrspiraton, dis
peillng cold more eilect,ialy than any other
mixture that can be taken. Try il once and be
convinced Sold BIZ dealers generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

- e--------1-
4 Democra1c Staeo Conventfon
Il hereby called 40 meets 10 O'Clock a: M..
on THURSDAY, SCNE isth. 1854, 81 The co.r'
House. in the city Of Des Moincs, e appoint six
teen delegates to the National Convention q,
Chicago; 10 select candidates for Presidential
Electors for Iowa; 10 nominate pen1ocfa'''
Hiatt ticket and TO adopt such cthef niens -,
~ the public welfare may seem 70 fe9'' ,... g.,
ratio of representation will be one es.s 60 ~
ZION, east tor GENERAL futile Of tne 's' .iII.as ,
election. bsst each county VIII DO "l''" -
one delegate. ,..,,..:i
= The chief cornerstone oil nnr Naiiossi po'nca'
edhce il noninterference, ~ ieiefh a' nun
nth the domestic AFFAIR." pt fie states. " itheni
Il no Union could have been formed; and ~ z
Ion teat would be- conpati blc with the pablic no
er.y. Is either practicable or desirable. npln any
other basis. But this inndanrniAl principlc has
been 50 fagranilr violated ~ the election AMI
administration al President Lincoln. M TO Ias 9
produced real di~uniDn, practical dsspDiasin, ana
disastrous civil war II behuOyes the people ~
the United states q recti. - 1861. the fatal M
take of $50. whence proceed these awful cpnai-
tions Of American society - rrstore. a. FAR a
NAV be possible, the sfafa qHo a NJ 1e''eDi ~
ernphatcaliy and forever to repufiate the pr.
ious principles and INSCRIPTIONS MP o. ','' ne
rcigning federal dynasty, which slls,h ho. ~ y.
permitted. ii ,hreatcn-, 10 perrr'na'e i'st"
either BY fraudulent elections or " military Nph
inaton.
All tie electors of the Stste. therefore, are re-
qrested iopsrtiepa,c in fte selection ~ '.in 60.
10 tins Cons wb" favor pea. ptii"'u"
ton Of tho q. visiting war. who viii maintain ti.e
onion bg 4 .frlrt ,bsei.s sace IF the Constitution
OF the Uni,sl STATES ivletief aod epfii; a''d #he
will insist upon tbsir right At an antraome'ed
election. 10 xpcl nom power ma bring 10 con
dim pnili,iiutnt the guilty leaders OF tie see
tionnl t,artiy.. North ard South. who ere prod
gallv. ga, recklcssly, sananderiug tise lives and
fortunes Of The American people. in mosf vim
dicti,c partisan warfare, which y maniesfly DE-
slrnc,ee OF fine Constitutional Union ot The
States. aud is rapidly tending t. bankrupt, 70
brutalize, and TO Affranixe te nation.
L. GakND B4xefoN,
T. VI. C4eADY.
a. ". C,arsxTER,
FRANK fLrmxER,
A. r. sgEBERGER,
March 23i, 1854. State Cen Com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
HEADS THAT REBEL.

agaias. the rules Of Taste and Beauty, in their
color or IN the aoss Of all their colcr. msy be
changed in few moments to any
pEA TIFUL SHADE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

~ aes saEEAE Es \. = earnestly caution all
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &C.,
against endangcring their health By pafrcn;rng
any Of the advertising q.acks. on faiy re-
cover by the methods usedhy the advertiser and
b. hundreds IF others AND y no ofntr 'vAY.--
head letter which viii send you ii you will
send lne pos. paid envelope boring ycri ad-
dress. Ditcc. 10
HOWARD II. TRAvfR,
fcDli-d&wiv Lock Box, boston Mas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
EnsElssshEAEEi QIEkE..
'a'iae Swedish Brandy.

i ':l 1';';' :: "a Is, :;: Il:
"a ing mellow and delicate flavor. pc
= eN culially rich, and paiateabIe is
sSoI highly cortiialized, and especially
W adapted to the use of all ladies'. who
~ may require an agreeable, stirlulat-
Il ing tone. imparting strength {, the
NJ, whole human frame. II is q great
NJ faforite III Sweden. SO much 50 that
~ it may be STYLED the nat,onel bever-
are. No family should be without it.
I-.l-..., l., ti.a .h..x,a ..E !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

The sudden changes Of our climate arf soYTeaa
Of prIxos1kr, Baoscar.L AMI As bAfG rEc-
ras. Experience having prov that sapls
rdGledies e1sen act speedily whco taken II the
eariy stages of the disease, recosfse shc1od at
once be had 10 .Brosca's bronchial Ti-oeAes," or
Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough or Irritation Of the
Throat be ever 50 slight, as by this prccaution q
more serious attack may be efectually warded of.
PrBLrc SrgAkKas and SIssERs will lind them ef.
sectna. for clearing and strengthening the voice
soldiers sho.ld have them, as they can be car
RED ii TIC pocket andtakeli u occasion requires
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
Hsoyt's Eflasss.slsn Hair Restorsa.
tive.
HOYTS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HOY T's HfAWATIiA HAIR RESTORATIVE
u0lTS HiAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE

THE STANDARD PREPARATION FOR Tue HsIR
THE STANDARD PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR
THE STANDARD raEPARAgioS foR-THE HAIR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22

uts Trifling with the PuOlie
Interest.
RepubIIcmm Testimony Against
il. PROCEEDINGS.


The New York Comsprtial ddeertiser, q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
UlselcrsIairts and Dr0tres.S

OF the best quality, Linen and Wooden Scarfs
and Neck Ties in great variety Of STILES. Linen
and Paper Collars. Kid, Buckskin aud Wooden
Gloves, and in fact every article wanted in the
Gent Furnishing Line i kept on hand in almost
endless variety. Don't miss the place. No
Nickols' Block, second door west Of Brady street,
Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-22
MIs. REMINGTON.

be found at this establishment. and hopes to re
ceive calls from all lis old friends in his new
quarters oc26dGwtf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-22

GoLD RlslNG- -MoRGAN's OPERATIONS.
The New York Herald Of the 10th inst,
has the following synopsis:
Gold opened on the 9th at l95, reach
ed 1881 and closed 1917. sit will proba-
bly, reach 800 tomorrow, and the am
bition of the spcculators will then be
gratifed."
1.-The rebel guerrillas, under John Nor
gan, appear to be running riot in Ken.
lucky. They now hold undisputed pos
session of Paris, Georgetown, Cynthiana,
(where they burned warehouse,) and
Williamstown, the latter place on the
Lexington Pike, within thirty miles ol
Cincinnati. A force of cavalry, seven
hundred strong, entered Paris on Wed.
nesday without resistance,
"The rebels occupy the railroad near
Lexington. They are also reported to be
between Crab Orchard and Stanford"
Lincoln has been verbally informed oi
his nomination, and replied; / know nc
reason TO doubt that l shall accept the
nomination rendered, and yet, perhaps, !
should not declare definitly before read
ing and considering what is called the
platform" =,
The Herald attacks Lincoln with great
bitterness, and calls for Grant, McClei
Ian, Sherman, Hancock, Thomas or some
other, TO oppose him with.