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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-09-24
HOUSE AND LOT AND FURNITURE

E7Or Sale Cheap!
T WILL SELL MY LOG HOUSE, situated upon
Il Whites claims, northern part of the city Of
Idaho, with all the furniture, consisting Of two
beds and bedsteads, chairs and tables, cooking
utensils, crockery ware, &c. sufficient for large
family, FOR TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY DOL
LARS, and buy the same back in the Spring. The
house is I0x24 feet, lined and carpeted, and one
of the best in the Basin. Apply to
52tf JOHN S. POTTER, Theater.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
New York, April IA.

NEW YORK, April IA.
The Tribune announces the arrival of
Secy. Chase last night.
The Herald's Alexandra, Va, dis.
patch says trains to the front are NOV.
ing regularly.
The army Of the Potomac is mud
bound, and streams are running through
its lines.
Capt. Mckee, I'd Regulars, and two
lieutcnants Of the same regiment, were
attacked within a mile Of their camp at
Nokesvills, by gucrrilIas. The Captain
was killed and the others captured. The
Captains body has been recovered.
Three rebel cavalry men we're captur.
ed on Monday near Brcntsvile by Maj.
McCabe, 18th Pa, and four picked men
and ore other was killed.
Mexican advices, via Havana, state
that Juarez has gone to Durango. This
place, however, is in possession Of the
imperial troops, the Mexican Gen. PATIO
| nj having evacuated and marched north
ward.
The reported capture of Guadajara is
absurd.
Gen. Struga is in the State of Jalisco,
doing nothing.
French fr,eatcs have left Ve1a Cruz
with troops for the mouth of the Rio
Grande.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

flshtlsv at Fers Pillow.
The Rebels Demavsa its Sarfen.
der.


New YoRk, April II.
The steamer Etns, which left Liver
pool on the 3Otb, and Queenstown on
the 3lst, has arrived.
The Times thinks the Conference will
meet with reasonable hope Of success.
The basis being Danish integrity.
1t is thought that Macmillan 10 re:
CURED by bis brother to surrender M
right of succession TO the Austrian
throne and to royal property.
The purser of the Peruvian reports hav'
ing passed several icebergs in lat. 1870,
long. 46. SO, and encountered dense fogs.
The London Poss's city article, says q
private meeting vas held on the 3lst, Of
gentlemen connected with the cotton trade,
Tor the purpose Of furthering the arrange
ment to import cotton from southern cities
BY means OF the purchase and withdrawal
| from circulation Of bonds through comps.
ny connected with London, Paris and Liv-
erpool. The arrangement 10 virtually com.
plete.
Danish affairs are unchanged.
1t was asserted that negotiations DO.
tween the Archduke and the Emperor oil
Austria, had terminated favorably.
1t was rumored that the pirate 0eorgia
had burned the ship VIM. Champion, ol
New York, in the Bay Of Biscay.
The fear Of war Is said to DO disappearing
in Italy.
Five Danish steamers have appeared Of
Rugen Island.
The court Of assise, ut Paris, has con.
demned Mazxini to transportation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
WARRINGTON, April Ia.

WAsHINGToN, April IA.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant returned to Washing.
ton this evening from brief visit to An
napois.
Accounts from the Army of the Potomac
says scouts report Longstreet in Richmond
with the greater portion Of his army, and
that many persons credit this statement.
The squadron of be first regular cavalry
acting as. General Me,>des escort, have been
ordered to tho front, ,nd they will be re.
placed by detachment Of the lst Mass
Gen. Forbett, formerly commanding a
brigade insthe 9th corps. hiss been assigned
to the command Of the lst division OF cav.
airy Of the regular troops ~ detached ser
vice, are ordered to rejoin heir respective
regiments.
Austin Wiley has been atpoisted Su.
perintendent Of Indian Attire Ivr the two
California districts, lately conso idssee into
one district.
The report of Lieut.. Gen. Grant end
those OF his subordinate officers, in relatiai,
to the battle of Chattanooga, present No
new points Of interest to the genera
reader.
several repi esensatives Who had pre-
pared speeches On the resolution to expei
Long, .lll sos have sn opportunity to do
liver them ~ NJ. Oolfax will so.norrow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
Pittsburg, II. Wayne 4 Chicago
IL A L Il K q An.

( VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBuRG
~ withoat change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VANLA C,Ely1RAL RAXKOdD
New I ork, Philadelphia, Bal timtrs ana W ash
tngton city, and all the interior towns of Penn.
ylvania, Nov Jersey, New York, Maryland, &c.
Merchants by taking this route, will have =, /.
sdvantnseof all the eastern markets at no adii-
lional cost.
Baggage shocked through.
Trains lenve the Depot, Can.i straet. west sid.
Chicago, daily the arrival of trains from IN !.
Hest and Northwest. '-01- 'A'
Copnecslng at Crsstline with Cleye,. nj 4 Iola-
sncre 4. H. to Dankjrk, Buffalo. Niavara Falls
new York and Boston, and all the inter;or
so.ns OF New England, via New York Centrsj
c na mow org q Erie Railroads. Also South to
Eoiumous, GAINESVILLE, Newark. Mount Varnon
sseuoenville and Wheeling. A., ;n.ar;a ..noa,
o. Ohio and Virginia. i"'eiiof to"ns
NJ 1--we trains conncctat Forest with train.
On hiaa hises Road to Springfield Ir,h.na n..D
son ana Ci'.cinnat. Also with tra;ns a. -. -
Dayton and Cincinnati direct: ~ ih"s 1of
fassengs IS bound east will fpd III. -,
sassna a.'a agfeeaoie passing throu gh many Of
Passengers arriving at Cliesco an s~x 80 TO-
roads, will find attentive sh eek erant. - ~ ~
pots to receive checks and convey b. 9raoe fra
snstge se the Fittsburg and Chicago cars. Sls.n.
Ing aass accompany eacn train. '''eP-
fickets Tor sale at . II tho principal ficsat IN
COS IN tho West, and at the Company,s offcsp co..
nor OF randolph ard Dearborn streets. or at a..
Depot, Wet side, Chicago.
Depafucoiar to ask for tickets By Fort Wsvne
g. w. CLELLAND.
0sn1 Western Passenger Agent. Chic.e.
:. =. moor - Com. and GEM Ag't, Chic aeo.
StN&nt Of al kinds will be carried ON Chics
30 al points East ut all timee. at a. io- 80.
-, Noso - a<,o2v -dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

de9eol 10 pssvioss qsss1!ss - - -.
-. TWeaty.six spsecbes haSo alsoody
6eea nads spoe ~ sab3eo4 equally d
vbdod beewoeo the two yAet3ss.
The following b shs Till rspoetsd By ns.
6teveas from the eomSaitteo - ways oad
nsana - provost depreciation Of 10 car.
esney:
lst That every person Of bssk sssoeia.
ton Of eosposstis0 issuisg notes, bills Or
other obligations salculated o. intended 70
circulate - msoey, unless thereto author.
issd by oct Of Congress, shall pay duty 81
one fourth Of enc per centum each month
On the amount Of such notes, bills Or other
obligations % isssisd By ssid psrson, bank,
association or corporation and shall on The
first Monday cf each and every month
make and deliver 20 the assessor OF the
district In which such bank, associ.
alton or corporation may be located
or in which such person may reside, . true
aud accurate return Of the amount OF notes
bills, or other obligations % issued, whesh.
or in circulation or 10 it, vaults, or else.
where, 10 possession or 10 deposit, and shal
annex to every such retura Z declaration
with the oath or affirmation Of such persor
OF Of the president Or cashier Of such bsul
association or corporation ia such form and
manner - may b directed By the Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue, that the
same contains true and fell statement 81
the amount of circulation - Aforesaid, and
shall deliver . copy Of said returns to The
Collector Of the district in which said
bank association or corporation ID located
and shall within ton days from the firsi
Monday In each and every month. pay "a
the said Collector said duty Of ono fourth
on the amount 20 returned and for any
neglect to render or make such return OF
payment - aforefaid, every such person,
bank association or cooperation shall pay
. penalty Of per oentum on the amour,
Of notes, bills or other obligations Issued d
Aforesaid, which amount shall, in default Of
proper return, be estimated BY the assessor
upon the best information he can obtain
and every such penalty may b recovered
for the use of the United Stsves in any court
Of competent jurisdiction.
ID. That after one year from the passage
Of this act it shall be unlawful for any per.
son, bank ASSOC: alton or corporation to issue
or circulate notes or other obligations de-.
signed or calculated to circulate - money,
unless authorised thereto BY oct Of Con.
Rreoe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
New YoRK Anil a.

New YoRK, April IA.
The steamer Creole from New Or
leans the 9th, has arrived.
The news is mostly anticipated via
Cairo.
Com, Faragut was in the city.
The Era says the Liberals under Cor
tens had defeated Vidaurri at Mouterri,
Mexico.
The French war vessels were making
soundings at the mouth of the RioGrande.
Cortinas had returned to Matamoras,
aud had expressed the determination to
defend it to the last.
A force had been sent to the mouth
Of the Rio Grande to oppose the French
in throwing up defensive works.
10000 bales Of cotton had been fer
ricd over the river at Eagle Pass within
amonth, and been hauled to Matamoras
for shipment.
At New Orleans cotton had advanced
2 cent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
CAIRO. April Is.

CAIRO, April Is.
The rebel, Gen. Buford, sent . Gag Of
truce at 7 o'clock this morning demanding
the surrender Of Fort Halleck, Columbus,
Ky.. the white soldiers to be treated -
prisoners of war, but no protection promis.
ed to colored troops found in arms. Five
hours were given for the removal OF the W..
men and children.
The steamer Crawford arrived here In
the afternoon crowded with the latter.
A, she was leaving Columbus two steam.
ers arrived from below with 1000 veterans
en- route home on furlough, and also bat.
terry, vi ich were landed, and which would
doubtless materially change tue calculations
OF the rebels.
The steamer Olive Branch, from New
Orleans the 9th, arrived this afternoon.
She reports that fighting had been going
on at Fort Pillow oil day yesterday, up to
the tine she passed there, 3 p. m.
Negotiations we're pending and Tag OF
true, was visible. After passing, fighting
vas renewed, and . Federal flag seen to
come down, but it was believed to have
been shot away, as there seemed to be no
efforts made to raise it again.
Among the passengers BY the Olive
Branch were Gen. Shepley, Governor OF
Louisiana, Capt. Miller, late acting Mayor
of New Or cans, aud Capt. Thompson.
The Free State Committee was to meet
on the 6sb, when . temporary chairman
would be elected, and the machinery for
business put in motion.
Four passengers were lost by the recent
burning Of the steamer Russell; among them
Catholic priest, supposed to have been
stationed at Natchtz.
Tic smallpox prevailed at New Orleans
to an alarming extent.
Merchandise valued at $34, 900, recently
landed opposite Port Hudson, was seized
by the military authorities.
LATER.
Gen Buford's demand was for the IN.
conditional surrender II Fort Pillow, and
stated that if tho fort surrendered the ne
groes would be returned to their masters,
but if be was forced to fight for the place
no quarter would be shown them. Col.
Lawrence, Gath N. j., commanding tho post,
replied that his government placed him
there to defend tho fort aud surrcn der was
out Of the question.
Padueah adyices to noon report matters
more quiet and probabilities. of an attack
generally lessened. Gen. Brayman sent
adequate rcinforcements to both columns
and Paducah, and no fears are entertained
by tho military for the safety OF either
place.
Passengers from below report that For
rest recently crossed the Cold Water river
near Jackson, going South, with 5000
horses and l 400 wagons. This is doubt.
less exaggerated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

VIVA ~ L!l!IIlDe4,s rAf1nf rowD1a AND
Nv 1ub9LAa I1001 LOCKS. he ~
nete q he wesld. r. Ms oaSe - oUas6ei
Ne 0ssd 9sdal q Ne WseidS raar 3 LSoScc.
z 1851. Waeehssse, No. 100 Mal6en -. ~
Yesk ,aod No. q La9alls 0treet, Chieaee, III.
Tie Thousands 4 CsstiAeatss frea NessAeats
Baakses asd 1eshaaiss u Ill trades, nat s., :
bssn givea II favor q this, he ssly srus 8elar
nander, resdsss u ssslses for the subsefibee q
multiply words IN IT, favor, - ever Tveaty-fve
Thoa6snd Of "Wildsss Patent 8aloaaAsder 6a6ees
have besn naaufaetssed aod ed 4 tAe Unlted
States and II almost svsfy large IRE that ~
taken place during the last twelve yeoss, thssa
Safes Asvs besa Subjected - the ssvssssi sssts
and net one Of the ssssiss Sslssssdss 6Vss Ass'
bsss Destroyed.
Oar safes are oil naaufaetassd undsr the ~.
soaal sspsfvision Of b. q. Wilder, Patsatee. ant
warranted psrfsesly ffss frea danpaees.
These Safes ars nov offered st the OtD Pnlcne
no advance having yet been made q then
4 good assoftno : eonstantly % had. aaa q
sale 81 J. n. THRWILLl0ER, AcenA
nh36-dlae) yo7s LaSalls g., Okisaes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
ST.. LOUIS, April l3.

ST. Louis, April IL.
Judge Niles, Of Dellcville, an old Demo-
crat, formerly Colonel in ole Of the Illinois
regiments, announces himself as . candidate
for Congress from the 18th District Of Hi.
nois. He defines his position thus:
81 am in favor Of al unremitting, unfag
ing and vigorous prosecution Of the war for
the attainment Of peace and permanent re-.
union. For this end, and to establish jus
tice, 60 for the abolition Of slavery and
the grant OF absolute freedom before the
law to every human being in tho United
States, 30 rs to make slavery impossible 10
. re constructed Uniou."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
LATEST N4VVE
RY TlLE0RARH.
oUr SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

New YoRx, April ls.
lrribuns's spseiai.l
Gen. Grant leaves for the front on
Thursday.
Sccy. Chase left tonight for New
York on business connected with the
1910 loan.
The U. s. Treasurer to-day commence
ed paying interest on all coupon bonds
due May LIST. The amount 20 due Is
SIS, 100000.
HoUsE.-The Com. on Public Lands
have agreed to report bill giving add.
tional aid for the completion Of the pa
cific Railroad to Council Bluffs.
1t 10 certain Long will not be expcll.
ed, and it is doubtful whether vote OF
censure will pass.
Report says about 80 French detective
police have arrived in the q. S. within
ten days.
The Com. on Emigration will soon re.
port bill in substance a. recommended
by Seward, Commissioner to be locat-
ed 1t Washington, New York and Chic
cage. Stewards suggestion that foreign
ers be allowed to vote after two years
residence is stricken ont, leaving the
matter to DO controlled by existing
laws.
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
have decided that communication money
paid can't be deducted from personal 10
come, also that the amount of income
tax paid can't be deducted, though 9th
er taxes are allowed to be by law.
lSpsc to the Hsrsld.l
The House Mil. Com. have decided in
favor of bill increasing the pay Of
white soldiers to SIG per month, and ne
groes to $l3. The majority are unwill.
ing to put them on an equality.
The Senate com. have decided on the
same rates.
The Senate, at the instance Of the
President, will undoubtedly reverse the
action Of its Military com. against the
confirmation of Maj. Gems. Schoficlt
and Gilmore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
SNYDER l. WAITERs.
229 Broadway, New York.

Patent S0Itclttng H0us0 and Patent
COD0lSDi0n House Combined.
COLICTING.-This Company will cot .,
- Attorneys for securing Patents for new invsn.
tions In this Couutsy aud Europe On the nost
reasonable terms. Conduct Infr1nRment Cases-
and procure renewals Of Patents.
Or Exhibition Rooms and Ssll;sg Department
We respectfully submit TO the public that ourl
10 the only responsible Soliciting House In the
World that has IN Exhibition Room, end ~ On.
cient and successful Selling Department attach.
ID. On Patents taken out By ~ " require 10
Advance fee fer selling.
Weare in regular ommunicatisn with upwards
Of $50 Patent SELLERS throughout the eoaatsy
Who depend wholly for their supply upon 20. Our
Exhibition Rooms (oorner Broad way and Barclay
streets. in the very heart and center Of the city
are daily visited By numbers Of Capitalists aud
men Of Enterprise seeking Investments In vals-
able Patents, for the rurpsss Of rs-selling In sub
divisions, while others and heavier capitalists are
always ready to purchase usful Patent and On.
gage in its manufacture, and thus secure lucra-
tive monopoly. Thsse sources Of demand that
are daily sugmenting are fully sufficient to ab.
s0rb the entire supply Of Patents now being 10.
sued, and 1t fair prices.
Consisnmsnts Of Patents for sale are respect
fully solicited. Any information free. Resonsi-
BILE Agents wanted IN every county and town who
have fixed places Of business-to such W will
pay $50 per quarter, and per cent. on al
Aoss sVoos - ous e8ehtS IOt tuO eXplouA tV0N one
hour or more per day. Of the models Of such p
tents a. may DO placed in their hands for ssls.-
Togood Statesmen who will give their whole time
to business, will pay $3S month. Alse travelling
Agents arc wanted ct fair salary,
Agents will be required to give some aatisfas-
tory security or deposit the COS. price Of models,
which will be refunded when returned. Address
enclosing stamp:
SNYDER : WA, TIERS, No. 80 b.. ,v.y
ksY8RINCEs-Ws,t the undsrSig s~I. doing bu-
Walters and 9. H. Snyder, comprising tie arm 81
the National Patent tSSoe, u rsfor to rs, end ~
believe they vii, conduct their business spon
"r1, &c. Ao.o~aole pyincip!es.
(StgS.dl Nev Ycrk, FL. 2esa.
-ssshewan, Esq. Iuporser, IS Maiden L.ae. n Z
City. W Taylor, Esq, Banker, ~ Wall -. n
YCity. Chas II voorhees,. Esq. Banker, ~ Piias
st. Y City. Shepherd. Seward ! 60, Iu.por.
tors, PA Pesrl st, N Y City. job. Wilmot. ESQ
Commission, 3 1owling Green, N 7 City. John
" Kirby, E.q. Metropolitan Bank, los Bloadwsy,
City. H Arthur, Esq, British nnd Amers "a
Exchange Banking Corporation, 50 Wall ST. i
City. Doves smith, SEQ, Chemical Bank
corner Of Broadway and Chambers st, N Y CITY
mchl5-eodAw1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
+. Nrw Yobr a.

NEW YORK. April IL.
Mr.. A. A. Lovett, supe, in, endent Of the
Peoples Line of.telcgrapt, died this even
ing Of appoplexy, at h., office, No. 81 Wall
street. MIR. Lovot: has long been identi.
fed with the Geographic interests Of the
country, and during his useful career had
endeared himself to largo circle Of friends.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
WASHINGTON, March IA.

WASHINGTON, March IA.
HousE.-The House resumed con.
alteration Of resolution to cxpcl Long
Rogers opposed the resolution.
SENATE.-Thc bill to enable the poo
pie of Nebre ska to form Constitution
and State Government, was passed with.
ont amendments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
. Ayers &
PTT.T,9

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complaining! Are you out
Of order, with your system
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to serious illness. Some fit
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you, and should be averted
by = timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disOr-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

-. Mers Aeving Leaf Tobacco for sale
-. ., oo'.'n the HIGHEST PRICE sy applying %
"''hoLAs HUFFMAN ! co., ros.s.o.i,,.
s0sn'z nam and sseeea Ssss fsh&x.,-a,.,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
New YeRK, April Is.

NEW TURK, april Ios
Gold has risen this A. NJ. to 179 l-6.
Closing price this A. M. 178 IA and market
continues excited and transactions largo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
NEW YnpR A

New YoRK, April IA.
The steamer Ariel arrived from As
pinwall with California mails to the 23d,
100000 in treasure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

HALIFAX, April IA.
The steamship Asia from Liverpool I'd
has arrived here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
WGBE.s x BRO, Managers,
davenport Carriage Mandatory

I NORNER THIRD h HARRI ON STREETS.
- Davenport, io~s, m.nufac ure all kinds Of
Carriages. Baggies and Wagons, from the best
material, and warrant them to We perfect salts
tnet'oN. Repairing done on short notice.
Rate; moderate. Encourage homo manufac-
surefs. decl-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
PHILADELPHIA. AID

THTLADkLFHIA, AprII 10.
Proposals for the three and half million
city loan were opened to day. About
So 900 600 were awarded at 106al06 9-l6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

+. g. MOORE,
AAo"s0' sign, Ornamental and FresC0
FAT NJ n II E.
Ge. b Franklin Block oborc D., ocr../
A LII OR EKS FUR PAIN,iNG N INV
"A stylo o. quality attended, 10 promptlv. ana
complete satisfaction guasa6ti.d in ali 40 81.
Give me q call 80 ascs.-
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JOHN JORllAN.

JOHN JORDAN.
10: Is WEST sDcoxD ST., szr BRADY IMAM.
AkES TO ORDER AND IN TIE BEST
III style
Mea and 8Oys' Clothing
warranted. lsolicit from my old customer, and
oow eoAtlnuaaes q libeeal patronage OSil ~
svs ssdses. lnyss-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

WE THE UNDERSIGNED ZOE DIALgRS
w hare sgrssd % Ill ies during ~ ysaa
1854 at the following ratess
10 lbs: $500
Butchers and Aotsls - esau PER svt.;
Saloons using 100 lbs pse week So. pr eWt;
Ovsf loo lbs. 90.
Lsss then loo lbe. Use.
D. h. KUHL. E. PECK.
FRITZ BAUROSE. JAS. b. ALTMAN.
meh11d3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
BOSTON BRANCH
BOOT AND SHOE STONE J
WhA1nnn1A r RnkaA1

NO. BRADY 81, DAv4NP0RT, IOWA.
. - s - - - . . :
|nFRRR FOR SALE THE BEST AS001f-
" n1MP Of Boots and shoee ever eGseod II Tilt
city! Being eonneetsd with one d the largest
houses n Boetea ~ aso sualslod - take every
aavsstsgs Of TIE naskst aadl keep Up Ne bsse
stock and ssIl Il atl
The Very LosCssst Prices.
Country nseehasts will lnd 10 vssy ausA %
their advantage 10 pAtrongs III.
MANUFACTURING lNo DRpllDluo
DONE PROMr rLY.
All Work Warranted.
Oh. OHILD; DsSsapet
o. y. CnID. Bostos. (nylS-dH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, /

Washington, d. G It'll Feb, 1854
hospital practice ever since you made thsr,. and
cannot hesitate to say they are the bes. catisrtc
we employ Their regulating action In the liver is
mi,able remedy for derangems.,ts Of that organ
Indeed, have seldom found. I case Of bilious ais.
ease SO obstinate that II did not readily yield 10
'nem' fraternaiiy XoU.s, ALONZO BALL, NJ D.,
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

II. ID. CONGDON,
A TTOREEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public. Office, North west
osnsr Of Brady and Second streets, upstate
ntsance on Brady street. July 26-itt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

1HA8. n. PUFEAM. JOHN n. ROGERS
RGTN N * ROGERS.
A TTOKNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
"A Orvrcs, Davenport Block, No.7s, Main st
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FRANK PLUMEK,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-14

From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Nep York City.
purpose as an aperient, but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved more efectual for the
cure OF bilious complaints than any one remedy l
can mention. | sincerely rejoice that we have at
length purgative which Is worthy tho confidence a
the prOfesSiQn and the nennle