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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-01
TREASURY NOTICE AS TO FUNDING. UN-
DER ACT OF FEBRUARY II, 1884.

DER ACT OF FEBRUARY II, 1854.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, u. s. A,
RIoHMoED, Feb. 20, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given to all holders of
In Treasury Notes bearing interest," that they may
change the Immediately the once Of the Treasurer Az
Treasurer Of Dpoary for certificates which will
sne them four per oent Bonds; and that the said privilege
win continue until the Bt April ensuing, after which, all notes
denomination Of Ave dollars be funded only 66
cents to dollar hundred dollar notes. which,
that date receivable for public dues and only
additional reduction Of month
certificates issued together with the EOads Walch they
receivable for Of the 1851 At
the without ineres
IMPOSED THAT on OTHER BoEDs
The shsrt time allowed should admonlsh al holders promptly 10
present and the chance OF exclusion By the
pressure which Wild occur at the end OF tbs month OF March
U. G. MRMMINGkR,
fe19-d10t, 9taW2w&dt9iap. Secretary OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-01

$500 REWARD.
pANAWAY from the subscriber about the
IL lin Of January ast two slave. named DOCTOR and
RALEIGH, commonly called Nem Both black, quick,
Doctor about ~ Old had his sf hand hurt
apple MILL and Scared the oude, has lost
Of his nails from that hand. He had red flannel ht
LETT Pen lefhandsd and Is about II Of
will give 800 apiece for their delivery to jail
which them, Of the said caught Of the
county Of Charlotte $50 apiece apprehended In the county
believe they passing ~ free men, and trying get
employment hs r. :hpond and DAnve South side Rail-
road.
Address HENRY L. RDMUNDS,
Mossngford p. o.,
fe16-lm Charlotte CO., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-01

The following named officers, sFpOu;ei By tas Prest
dent, we're confirmed by the Senate, during the late
Sc. sion OF Congress;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE To TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

The propr;etors Of the Hiawatha. knowing thu,
many preparations for the Hair were in the mar.
ket and all advertised to do rearl, the anne
things, and that the public were unable 10 dc.
ternine from the advertisements which were
genuine. and buying one or two bottles and fs;l.
ing to realize the expected benefits. concluded
that all were humbugs, IN order to assure the
public which could be relied upon, proposed the
following test which was published two weeks 10
the Herald, and the other morning papers without
eeiiciting any response. Let number of well
known citizens Of .nquessioned insegrit, and en-
prietcr u each preparation or restorative 10 re-
store the color Of the hair. Each proprietor 10
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the frin and the person also to use nothing else
Let certificate OF the result be published in ali
the principal papers Of the country Ut the ex.
pense of the unsuccessful competitor.
HOYT'S MlNNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmpar's beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the Hair, and is unexcelled in keeping il in curl
or in any desired position.
HOYT'S IMPERIAL COLORING CREAM
An Invaluable dressing for whi.kers. Changes
light and red hair to beautiful brown or black
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT 4 co.
"AA9.0AxJ 10 Gniveraity rlace n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

-Gens ,pvVtcnd t.,as st5rns GrsHe nevcr ~as
/, sujct barty nan. This b not 80. Gen.
sirsnt has always bscn firm democrst. In
+. $50 NJ was an DOT and. ont Old Hunkcf
.em,ocrat. and a. ardent m aholitiou hAter
! there was north or south or Mason and
).xons Line. lie was a member of TIE Va
Il nal Democratic Convention which nor.ll
,n.cd Buchanan. aud voted every time for
nr iIardshcll delegation from New York.
and those VINO are intimate with Cen Grant
I'd his views now assure US that ne hates
,olit.onism as intensely as ever.--Jo.ia
iyaui.
zen. Grant has voted bat twice. II. was
8 cii'z Of Missouri, and voted for Glib
k-,.. ior gov.r.or lie voted for Hu-
~ n ~. p.esld1nt. He moved from Ms
-, 10 uaena, ILL., lie VAS al enthusiastic
j, .gla. lnaa and expected to vote for him,
u. waen tue clcctioa calne OF he had not
: en- IA thc att /. year, and thus lost his
rs. Inas he Ina .cs a,,olitoni-m as IN
.nsel. As ever" is unaoubt, dy true, and L
not Impossible that he may yet be the
ncans 0. giving the object OF his hate its
.ternal death blow Quincy Hsruid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

We find the following in the Anzeyer, a
republican paper Of Missouri. Had it ap-
pcared in democratic sheet it would have
been ranked "Copperhead found it that
paper it is-trVth!
Three years more Of war, So the Presi-
Dent ha, said al Philadelphia; and the pros
pcct seems 10 make him little care or sor-
row, for immediately after making this re-
marx h. continued IN his usual jocuar style
and told his auditors that he waited for the
opportunity to send them to army.
How many OF the eight hundred thousand
men who are now in the field will be left If
Abraham Lincoln be allowed to carry on war
three years longery How many thousand
millions or deDt will the country have to
bear. What viii be left OF the prosperity
and Happiness Of the peop.e, Of their moral
worth and free institutions, if things go on
this way three years longer: We do not
believe that there are many in the country
except the President and those who grow
rich Oh the misery Of the peopic-ncllned
to joke III the iacc Of the prospect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

Our navy department, either in imbecility
or knavislaness, it is hard to say which, Is
hopelessly welded to persons and systems,
and inventions, that render first ella S, Amcri.
| can Skill unavailable. 1t has nearly thou
sand vessels, and spends hundred and
forty millions annually; but British skill
will still continue to overthrow all its tubs.
junks, and scows, and Confederate cot
ton will continue to be exported to the ex-
tent required by those necessities of the
Conicderacy which are not supplied at home.
N /. Times.
The above, owing TO its source, will not
be disputed by the "loyal" masses of the
North. The inference from it is plain as it
is damaging. It's that, owing to the incom-
potency Of our Navy Department, the rebels
secure all their nccessaries from abroad
The possession ri these nccessaries pro-
longs the war; Secretary Wellcs' imbe-
clity or knayishness allows the Ccnfcder-
ates to obtains these necessaries, and there
by prolcngs their resistance: Mr.. Lincoln is
responsible for Secretary Wellcs' perform
ahces--e,go, Mr.. Lincoln is responsible for
the pro!cngins Of the war. The reasoning
is good, and the premises undoubted, as
they arc the admissions Of Republican au.
thoritv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
6sel Nlvs \ the Unlsrtuaatel
IN LoHo soccer ron
DIscovrarD At LAST.
CHEROKEE REMEDY


MEkOkEE REMEDY. THE GREAT md.
~ An DlCRET1C. cures all diseas.a 1T the uri.
nary organs such q. fnrcntinence rg the Urine.
Inflammation of the Bladder inflammation of the
n'uhess' stone IN the lsladdcr. Structure. Gravel,
.,"norrkca. elect. and is especially recommended
IN those cases OF Fluor Albus, trr Wines in fe-
males where sil the old pauseous Iii. iicine. have
failed 'o
It is prepared in highly concentrated
FORM the dose only being froto on, ~ .rn to-
spconsiui three times per duy
IL Is diuretic aud nlterat;~- j., lie net;or.
PURIFYING and cleansing the blood. causing h n
now N all 81 its original pnrit, and sixnr; thu.
removing from the system all prrpiciors -couso.
which have induced disease
CHEROkEE INJECTION II int. rded Nc mn
ally or assistant To the CHEROkEt REMEDY
and should be used in conjunction in lat med.
cine m gu cases Of Glees, Gonor, 4cf. rluor Al.
bus or " lifes. Its "tiects are L. alnr soothing
and de'nnlccnt removing all scaldinr' heat. nra
pain. instead Of the burning and almost uncndn.
rabie pain that is experienced wi.i u.arfy III m.
cheap guack injections.
- ny The nse Of The CtIEROKEF REMEDY
and ClEkOkEE INJECTION the two ,ned;.
cines at the same time all improper discharge.
are removed and the weakened organs speedilv
restored 70 full vigor and strength
Price. CHEknk EE REMEDY, e. per bot
tie, or three bottles for A.
- Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION 60 ,.-
bottle. or three bottles for &C.
Of price. nv
-, For full particulars. get our pamphlet from
any drug store IN the country. or write ~ and we
viii mail. free, to any address a full treatise
All such orders must be .ent Ia G. 4. COOK
Chicago. our General Agent for the West.
Sold in Chicago. by FULLER. FINCH A FRI.
LER. Wholesale Druggists, and bv all Drurrs,.
! everywhere ss"''
Z. A. COOK. Chicago. Genera, Avep, cor ,hs
states Of Illinois, Iowa, Wiscon,;, M;ch;rsn
. I'd Indiana. s"1
m. w. r. MERWly n 20.
Hole 1'r~pri~aors.
No. - LIBERTY Srnr.r. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

The Peoria .zeitxng of the Goth inst. has
the following editorial on Cd Abe. The
Ziitung has heretofore acted viii the re.
publ an party. and is now theorg n Of that
c.ass Of our @ :rman {, 10 citizene who have
to much g cd sense to follow in the wake Of
the aion-d-si:oyin abolition. party
Ban Pace 10 NnxlxArE PRESIDENT
- ATTN Van Buren, was nominated al Bal.
n'nore' and ds'sasd. i.enry Clay was nom-.
mated q, baltimore, and defeated. Lrw,s
Cass vas nominated At Baltimore. ard .le.
tested. Stephen A. douglas was Nominated
Ct Baltimore and defeated; AMI Abraham
Lincoln was again renominated 1t Bali.
more. Ind we hope to God he will be defeat
ed too, and II he shall break his neck and
lsgs, - The people win say '..Amen, Hallel-
49, 49, .&t4E
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

Both branches of Congress have repealed
the Communication clause of the Conscrption
Act, which has the effect to make the rails
ing Of another large army comparatively
sniaa matter. The following action was
taken upon it in the House Of Representa-
tiyc,. on the 2stl inst:
The IIoase--by yeas s3, nays 71-then
rcconsldcred the vote by which they last
night rejected the SmitIers' substitute for
the bill to regulate AID provide for the en-
rolling and the calling out Of the national
forces.
Mr. Smithcrs demanded the previous
question. under the operation of which his
substitute was adopted 81, nays q.
1t authorizes the President, at his diserr-
ton. at any time, to call for any number Of
volunteers fer enc, two or three years. In
case OF a draft, any Substitute shall be cred
tied |" any town, precinct, Or election dis
trict towards filling the quota of which he
may have volunteered or peen drafted. Ey-
cry volunteer or substitute who may be ac-
eepted for one year shall be paid u bounty
OF 500, tor two years $500. and for three
years $500, to be pad at stated intervals
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
An Imperial Crown

- mere baublc, but the e-e.rs Of 5sassr. cop
ierred on the head which has neglected TO en-
beIish, or time has robbed Of It's native hue. br
Christadoro's Hair lDye.
Retains its dark lustre il renewed at interval. n
the close Of Life. Peerless among Thousands Q,
preparations, that promise much and performs
nothing. stands Cristadoro's hair Preservativc
valuable adjunct 10 the dye. in dressing md
promoting thc growth and perfect health Of ths
ns'r' and Of itself. when ases alone-- safeguard
mat protects the 6bres from decay under MI cir
cumsfances and under all climes. Manufactuerd
~ >. C]rsseddoro, No. 6 Astor House. New Yora
Kept BY oil druggists. ;une,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
11Oyt'S lHin Watlsa Hair. RessOrn.

II does not claim TO make Hair come in where
II has once fallen out. Nothing viii do that
whatever may be advertised to the contrary !.
bu, il will arrest its falling out, make harsh hair
soft and silky, cleanse the scalp from all impuri
ties and humors. and entirely ovcrcomes the
bad effects Of previous use of preparations con-
ta'ning sulphur, sugar or lead, &c 1t requires
no soaping. washing and hours for its application
nor will It crack or smut, but is as easily annl;ad
and wiped from the skin as any hairdressina. Il
restores the ratura! shedding Of one hair with
another, winch give, it IA life appearance. instead
Of the uniform dull black q dyes so that the
most critical observer cannot detect It's use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

Thu. low Weed ought to be good authori-
ty with the Jacobin party, for to his plans
ana pen it is in n great degree indebted for
as existence. Here is " hat he saws about
,i,c corruptio.ls which flourish in the pro-
iilic soil OF that party
Dust now, next 10 supplying the enemy,
through the New York Custom House. the
worst coiruptions exist in cotton specula-
tons carried on, am panied and mortified
IN being constrained to admit, under the
permits of the Treasury Department. if
not by Treasury agents; and certainly, if
there be many such agents as Callcot and
Camp, the former Tribune prUtege, the
latter Tribune sociate. Ii is alleged
that Mr.. Greeley obtained Callicot's appoint
mcnt, and shares profits with him. VI this
know nothing III re than that gentleman
high in position informed me that TRAITS had
come from Callicot to Mr.. Greeley. But
Camp. whom everybody knows as trading
upon his connection with the Tribune. ana
whn is now South getting cotton from the
enemy md sending them supplies in return,
avows his connection with Mr.. Greeley in
cotton spcculations. King Cotton" in
more ways than one, works evil to our
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

The aRlasacd value u The personal prop
asy Ia ceaar Csuaty 1sachss In rouad mum
- eoo05s6o. :. = :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

Lo4aea lIaaiep+l
Dont fail to resd the advertisements
w TINS psPer, headed ''lmpoftana q
g ssma.ss." pr. cheeaman, Of n. ~
Complaint. His niils - M II
seee0. 1hey ~ sslioblo ~ ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
THE GREAT
I.rDx.aN' .MEDYCl.VE
G II F. II o X r F. CURE.

An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness. Noe.
tnrnal Emissions. and all diseases eanscd by Self
Pollution, such Us Loss Of Memory Cp;versa,
Iasritude, Pains In the back, Din,n.ss Of yis;o,,
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves Didicnitr M
Breathing, Trembling, Nakeiulsesa. Erunt;cns
on the Face, Pale COuntepance, consnnlution. In
sanity. sid all the drefnl omplaints caused br
departing from the path Of Nature
ms medicine Is simple vegetable extract
and one os which all can rely a. it has been used
In our practice for many years, aud with thou.
sands treated, il has not f,i,ed il, a single IN.
stance. Us curative powers hayr been sufficient
70 gain victory over the most stubborn cnse
- To those who have trilcd aitl, their con.
stitusion until they think them scl.e, ieyond the
reasll Of medical aid, We would say. I.spaiy notI
the CHEROKEE CURE will resi..ra Won 10 souni
healt., aud viyor and after VII quack doctors hsys
failed,
- Price. e per bottle, or tire, bottles for AZ.
ana forwarded by Express TO all parts Of tho
world
-. For full particulars. get a Circular from,
any Drug Store in the country. or write IN tha
Agent, who will mail free, to any one dcsir;ns
the aatne. full treatise, in pamphlet form
All snch orders must be- sent 10 4. A. COOK.
Chicago, our General Agent for the West,
sold 70 chicago, BY FILLER, FINCH. 4 FIJI.
Lhh Wholesale Druggists. and BY all Druggists
: {: A. l. COOK, Chicago. Genera, A.,
Ior me states Of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin,. in3i
DR. w. =. MERvvpv & CO..
Sole PrOprj~tOrs.
No. - Liberty STREET, New York,
- For sale by all Druggists.
nchlo-df Vi vcr,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

LEAUEL PARKHURST,......C lerk.
nNE OF TIE ABOVE .PACKHTS WILL.
" 1enve this point every nAorning On the III.
"a q he Esstefn Tran, eonnscting = llussae(Ie
With the cars FOX Iowa City and Washington a
Burlington Sbr OskalcOsa md Ottumva, aud wtfh
and q Keokuk with packets Tor 81. Louis.
- Passengers travelling On thsss beats vim
AVOID ~ vexatioas delays 81 passing ~ naeiia.
rfeig1t haD6)ed Nh ~ ~ diG1atoh, ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
CHRISTOPHER CJJLLCN.

"esa. .,"otT q Tfrinary Surgeon,
ONE DOOR WEST or CORNER
OF "a ard Rock Island streets. IN
II u WISHES TO inform the citizens Of II
OF Davenport and Scott County gsnerali,v ;th.1
ne mas permanently located himself IN th;ss 80
where he i prepared TO shoe horses On te = ;..-
ssnc R.anc.pies Alter twenty years study Ind
time be has spent eleven years under the =. -.
intendence ofthe best vetrinariaus In Euron. he
wishes TO say thst he will give sa.isfaction IT, iii
having horses laborsg under the dis. se
Shor"h I h OF constructions. commonly Go fed
nougn bound, interfering over reaching. d i.ar-
Ter cracks, sand cracks, spraius. M ~.
q the corns, founders. ring-bones. fcr ~ or
~hin ne warrants perfect cure if curable =
me greater part Of these diseases are caus I'd hv
Inoe'ng OF want Of proper trsutnent. incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
HAPPINESS OR MISERY1
THAT IT THE Or-rCrrnr,

ME PhOPHIETUE5 OF THE NEW YORe
l. Museum and Anatomy of Mediai.,e havs A..
tcFm,ns1, regardless Of expense, 10 Issue ffee
Ifsr the benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR q
'he,s most Interesting and instructive Lectures
on Marriage andiis disqualification. Nervous De
hiiity. Premature Decline Of Manhood frd;.,s !.
:iop, Weakness or Depression. Loss Of Eness ;
and sisA Power, the Great Social Evil and thss - Y.
'aaiades which fesuIi froE, youthful fSliies. =.
eessrs or In.fgrty, or Ignorance O. Fhysiplo -
These invaluable Lectures have been n.
O. cnIghf:ning and saving thousands. ma INN
DC forwarded free. on receipt Of four stamns -
sddressing Secretary, New York Museum r.
xxnaiofny aud Medicine. SIS Brosdwav. nav
sosA. sug6-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

M. TYNNAy.
no. II EAs! % ST. orrosir. METROPOLITAN rAn1.
Family Grocer,
Il EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FINE
IA, stock OF Family Groceries. Of all kinds.
which he Offers at the lowest price also
PURE UORS.
For medical purposes. Liberia: patronage solicit.
ed. Can and see the goods and prices. my2Sd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

The systematic deception at Washington,
which conceals the extent of our losses Of
men in the war, has two objects: first, to
deceive the people; and second, to enable
paymasters, suffers, contractors and others.
to make profits out Of false army rolls.
- 10 make dead men chew tobacco" is the
proverb'al gift Of purscrs Of the British
navy, who keeping charging to the crews.
dead and alive, their pay and ratious. We
nave not failed to improve on the practice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30
Groceries, Flour & Feed Store.

drOcerleS, Flour 4 Feed Store.
THE UNDERSIGNED REspEC fully IN.
Il FORMS the citizens OF Scott and adjoining
Counties. that he will constantly keep in his New
store, corner OF Second and Scott Streets. good
assortment Of Groceries, Flour and Feed. which
ne viii always sell at the lowest market price.
Highest price paid for farm produce Goods
delivered free Of charge in city limits
Oct. l9-ddwly SAM'L &. YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

SINCE speculation in gold has been for
hidden by law the dealers in the article con.
fine themselves to the buying and selling
Of greenbacks, which is . very different
matter from specializing in gold, As every
one knows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

What will Mrs. Grundy say An cx-
charge paper is jubilant over the nc + fashion
Enpress tugnle has lately set, and SAYS her
example Will commend itself to the good
sense Of all sen ible woman. "She nnon
recent occasion, appeaaed in public with
skirts shortened Sufficiently to display the
handsome, richly ornamented ycrters worn
by her. A modest bachelor says that garters
nut si-srs--- heigth o: til new q h o..
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-12-01
From the NY. Evening Post.] The Negro on the Fence.

A wagoner, with grist for mill Was stalled at bottom of a hill |: A brawny negro passed that way, So stout he might a lion slay: > "I'll put my shoulder to the wheels If you'll bestir your horse's heels!' So said the African, and made A As if to render timely aid.
 "No," cried the wagOner, "stand back I'll take no help from one that's black: And to the negro's great surprise, Fl0urished his whip before his eyes. Our " darkey" quick skedaddied' thence, And sat upon the wayside fence < Then went the wagoner to work.
 And lashed his horses to ajerk; But all his efforts were in vain,
 With shout. and oath, and whip and rein. The wheels budged not single inch, And tighter grew the wagoner's pinch.ss Directly there came by child
 With toiling step aRd vision wild:
 .sFather," said she. with hunger dread. s.We famfsh for the want of bread s' Then spake the negro: '' If yon will, Illrhelp your horses to the mill" The wagoner, in griesous plight, Now raYed and swore with all his might Because the negro wasn' t;white, < And plainly ordered him to go
 To qa certain place that's down below. | M Then rushing came the wagoner's wite, 10 save her own and infants life.
 By robbers was their homertead sacked. And smoke and blood their pillage tracked, Here stops our tale. When last observed, The Wagoner was still {. conserved" sF In mud at bottom of the hill.
 But bent on getting to the mill: Y ' And hard by, not rod from thence, The negro eat upon the fence.