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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18
THE GREAT SECRET.

TIE GREAT SECHE1.
1t IL admitted by all physicians that the grant
secret OF health and long life lies il keeping the
blood and various lads Of the body in high Dc.
gree Of aaidity. Whom you feel continued pain
in the head or b,wsls, OF syy other parts Of the
body, you can prevent serious Sickness BY taking
Brandreth's Pills.
Bleeding may give mementsry ease, because the
blood left wi.l have mrre room. But as the body
10 made from the blood and sustained by the
blood, to caste our blood Is to w.ste our lite, On
ruin our constitution Tut Braudreths Pills re-
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y taking away what it csa we'll spare, and THEY
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Mrs. Hooper. Of Bsrnstabls, Msss., was cured Of
It. vans anes. General Debility ard Costivs.
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The case 1t length Il published 10 the Pam hlets
sold bv h. =. Ballori. Davenport, Iowa, and by
all respectable dea. ers in incidence fbl -dA. 3u
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

haaies, LADIES', Ladies.
Don't you fail to read the advertisement In
this Taper headed
Ix1afoorta1at to Fem A10O.
Dr. Cheeson,an, Of New York, has devoted tho
last ta.rty 2cass of his practice TO female CON-
plants. Ifs Pills set like G charm. They are
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

q, uSbln1 ~ ~ E6glish papers, d.
ted q The Csps On the 2lst Of Dscem-
bes, ssys
.The- doctor, after the receipt Of the
bskss 0f he recall bad started for Lake
| Nyassa, tsk.sg with him I've Makolo--
c6as, bat no Europeans. Uofortuuato-
| y. after gaining the Upper Shire, the
boat their only means Of conveyance,
was lost over one Of the catarscts with
1wU3Sh The river abound, and they were
compelled to CONTINUE their journey on
/ foot. II YES on the l4th Of July that
the doctor commenced his unhappy jonr-
uey: end from the time Of the occur
'IsescS mentioned above, until the stb Of
November, nothing more wss heard Of
| him. On thst day the Goversos Of
ouillmans sUosivsd letter froo the
| 0eysroor q essss, statine that the doc
n tos and bis cDnpanions had met thei'
] death II Me hands Of the natives on Lake
Nyassa." ~ss ~
The same correspondent, however
sdda: #.ov 1893
: "Although the account Of the horrible
} tragedy bears oil the impress Of anthem.
. ticity, 1 gladly seize upon fumor ~bicl
Is current, to the effect that the docto,
though badly wounded, is not dead yet.
Il TIE London AntneneuDs cites 81
y Roderick Murchinson a. authority 10
dnub,ing the report Of Livingston. dcatf
q 1t says:
Il 1--WE are happy 10 think there IL rea
= son for hoping that this news 10 untru
. an opinion which is supported BY ID
y great authority Of Sir Roderick Murcbi
. son. Livingstone is said 10 be wound
i ed 10 the foot and his companions
i have been killed. A subsequent dispatc
. spoke Of tho massacre Of the whole par
., ty, but this is probably an exaggerate
. version Of the first report" ut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

HA A writer 10 the Detroit Trio
wne, referring TO the studio Of Powers
in Florence, says:
"Here stands one of the most beauti-
fal things, which was designed for the
Capitol at Washington, but was not ac-
ceptable to the powers that were, and
stands still in waiting for an order from
the American government, which the
artist hopes to receive by and by. 1t is
a beautiful female figure which he calls
America. Il is of the finest marble, six
feet and one inch high, and wears .
crown on which il thirteen stars.
America stands with her right hand
resting on bundle of rods bound fr'u-
" together, with her mantle fallen part
" over it. Her left foot rests on y bro
ken chain, and her left hand points 10
heaven, partly attributing to God the
freedom and strength which have been
attained. The whole is most beautiful.
But Fsanklio Pierce was president when
tnis was executed as mod from which
large figure IN bro, ze was to be cast
for the dome Of the Capitol, and he val
afraid that the South might not like the
looks Of b. oxen cha,n.; 90 it was iejec,'
ed. Mr.. Powers fema, ked that he va,
innocent at the time Of intending any
alu-ion 10 slavery, but now he va,
quite v ling to accept the fact; and wher
our county sbsii come forth from the
present war with slavery destroyed ant
the Uuion more firmly cemented thu,
ever, they might not object to America
standing with one foot on the broker
ca...G
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OF an xnv N11 :.

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who suffer from Spssma ssrhoA. Nervous De iii.
y, Premature Decay. ETC., supplying ~ The sans
time TAe Meas Of self CuBes By enc vhU
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and injnsy through medieval hunbuG aaa quaeA.
cry. 1895 ~ ID saess As3oai1z lov ara
By saclosins . ptst-paid Addressed eaveIope.
single copies may bs had q tho aasAor.
NATHANIEL AAYRAlR, Esq.,
my27 -dAv1yl sssdfont. Kings C~wntv, N. r.
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win fnd it sumciently adhs-
sise Tor their use, - hes been
lpgogsd.
a. u Ada psea Esps.
orally - 1eas 1aesr.
and VIC claim ~ IN espeeial
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without stitching.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29

While Gov. Vance is "norating" in the noun.
tains we hope he will tell the people why it Is he
has permitted persons calling themselves Confed.
crate officers to kick, cuff, curse and otherwise in.
suit and maltreat men and women in Henderson
and other counties. That such outrages, and many
Of them, have been perpetrated, we refer the Gov.
e,nor to one of his organs, owned and edited by
State and Confederate officers, We learn, the Hem
derson Times Would Governor Brown or the
Chief Magistrate of ahy other State in the Confed.
sracy permit such outrages to continue! We tell
the people Of the mountain country that thew can
look for no relief from the outrsges committed bv
,naraudng bands while Governor Vance is in Office.
He promised relief to the people of Wilkes, in Feb
ruary, bat Vaughan's cavalry was permitted to re-.
main until there was but little left to damage
Gov. Vance has been profuse in his promises to
the people, and also in his indignant protests
against outrages and insults. which the people Of
this State have had to bear but we look in vain for
his acts, lie swore that the officers who led mob
in this city should be punished, but has he had il
done: No, and never will and never meant to-
No fear of "confict" need be feared while Gov.
Vance rs in Office. for whatever Confederate au-
thority may demand, whether reasonable or un.
reasonable, he will yield. No relief but in getting
GEAR Of him-Pregress.
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From The Henderson Times
A CARD,

Fellow CITIZENS AND SoLDiERs.-Having received
many solicitations by letter, and being called on
through the Timfs to announce myself q candidate
10 represent the people Of Henderson ard 'fransyl
vania counties ia the lower branch of the next Gen.
eral Assembly of North Carolina, / have concluded
to become candidate fol, SAID office.
Those of nv friends who know me best know
that have been q Conservative of the strsitest
sect. Being in the army has not changed my po-
ltical sentiments or opinions am yet in favor of
an early, lasting and permanent peace honorable
alike to both sections; and if elected, will support
proposition submitting the question Of Convention
or no Convention to vote Of the people, thereby
recognizing in the people the right to have Con-
vention if thoy choose IL
am opposed to the late act Of Congress suspen-
ding the right ef the writ Of ha6ees corps the mil!
itasy bill conscrbing all white males from II 10 30,
the 1.-THE law, requiring che tenth Of the produce
even from the widows and wives # soldiers, and
the remaining nire.tenths is often seized leaving
ton. Such laws, in my opinion, can have no other
than bad effect
am in favor of the resolutions introduced in
Congress by the Hon. j. I. Leach, on Monday Esd
May, 1854 in tie main, and which hope all may
have chance to read.
No dosbt there will be other candidates, and
would be glad that could see and talk with the
people but rs am debarred of this privilege, can
only say if you choose to support and elect me, l
hope you will never have occasion to regret the
choice l will make you the best member l can.
Respectfully submitted to the people
A. H. JONES.
jackson Hospital, Richmond. Va,
Nay "a, 1864
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ENTITY DOLLARS .REWARD.-sTOLEN

T. FROM THE SUBSCRIBER STABLES WI FIIIN
quarter of mile Of Eagle Rock upon the night Of the
25th Of May black mare with little star in her forehead
flowing tall thick name falling to the right except loci
near the withers ns dark eyes and of ordinary she
her apprehension and delivery to me thought that
she staen BY ,tavsIeyman Who lurking around
my premises that day. Ny address is Eagle Rock Wake
county. NC. Il. W. RHODES.
june 3, 1854. ~,-E. SIT q
DUNAWAY RUNAWAY FROM THE
II Subscribers plantation, miles southwest Of
Raleigh, negro boy named henry. He is about eve
two three inches high bright muaito bushy head
and two fingers of his rzhl nsndhe forenssr and mid.
die 6nx-have been badly He is about twenty-six
years Of age. 4'.s8gz' .'.,s,.,-,G -. =
Aesry may be aiming to get to the enemy. A liberal
reward will Be paid for his delivery me, OF for connine
him 90 that eal ast him again. So - = -;
Raleigh, June 10. 1874 go
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42d Regiment N. C. Troops.

42d Regiment N. c. Troops. :.
The following is list OF casualties in the sd from June
LIST TO June 10TH: i-..
Company A-Kil,ed-Gideou Sink and " r Collins.
Wounded A Gibbons II Frts; Henry Shoa, Z Smith,
swicegood, D Morgan, John Cope -
B-kilied-H Kester, w Exam, A House
Mounded-AT Smith. ] D Briles, J Wisy,J F Lipe,
M'Blackwelder.
C-Kisd-J Teater Wounded-Capt J. A Howell
mortality and prisoner; 1t b Mann prisoner. Missing
-SeEgt &C Wllhsrt, Sergt N Hinson, Gorpa A Bs.
lock, PFivs VIM Buriysop, II Carter. VIM Cox. 1ssae
Cooley, Coley, Cooley, Carpenter, G Carpenter,
Cooper Fcob!e, Jnc Hiuson, Geo hnson Calvin Hath.
cock, Jones kinney, ] D. Lentz, r 3 Leutx
Lander, pppln, Rsap, w Smith, Ed smith, r Solo.
D.Kiiled Priv Henderson wouoa.d-Pr,. j
Earnbart Cation, Hood. Missing-Lt L Craw.
ford, Sergt Hi wslker, n Broihs,OD, Jn6 Platt, A
McCnrver W Jarvis Jarvis, N Steap6eT. Oresl,
Rainey G Russell, Altman, Fletcher, W
Smith, Measimo, Eiler, N Boyer.
E-Kiiled- Priv Geo W Haines. Wcsnded-P RVS VIM
Stewart, Bat W MAYOR, Jas Bsrnaaastle, + s. Thomas
Mace Mcdonald Missing-W Parks. D Massey, j +
Graves, Thos Foster q -
F-Killed-J Leach, J Bergman Wounded,
Capt Clement, pnvs Jas Granger, b Campbell,
Thos Evans, Il Jones, u Latham, ] A Prather
H-Wounded-J Hartseil J Worthingtoi., Thos Psge,
Jno W Hill.
Boswell Iowyn, II H Mediin.
Z. K-KledL Corpl II Day, private Danusr. Wound
ed-Privs Helms g aendnx, W Privitt. A Grub,
Thorp, = Heller Jno Helms, Helms, s KindaIr, l.
Kndall, Geo Walsh -
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AyNoBNcEMENT OF CANDIDATES.

SyO THE PfOPEE- or NORTH CARROLL.
Il NA.-h compliance with the wishes Of many friends,
nuaascs mysef candidate for the Office Of Governor
asoliuast the election to be held the first
shprsday q August next :.
ny principles and views, - Conservative after tho
rsess ssc" we'll known to the people Of the State
hese principles and views what they have been.
/ hey will not be changed. 4.
am not disposed Al time like this to invite the peo-
from their emp,6yments. and add to the excitement
hich prevails in the public mind BY barangung them
AR their votes We need all cur energies to meet the
enemy, and provide Of, subsistepce for
troops in the field and the people at home. Let the
ople q calmly and firmly to the polls and vote for the
en- ct their choice will cheeruy abide their decision,
4sheteverit may be- 80 s@s@.,,E>- - .sFsz
II elected will do everything in my power to promote
be interests the honor and the glory Of North Carolina
I'd to secure an honorable peace. W.. W. HOLDEN.
! June 81, 1864 Sl-te
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A geroDes recently from Richmond tells US Of
very interesting little incident which evinces some.
thing ef the state Of the public regard for Gen. bee
and bis th,ughtful blindness to our sick and wound
ed soldiers. During Gen. Lees recent stack of
Illness, he went down to Richmond to recruit his
health. While in the cars, he expressed desire
for bottle Of pert wine. After his arrival. his
wish was talked Of oathe streets, and in less than
three hours three hundred bottles Of port were sent
to hun. OF the number, he reserved one for bis
own use and sspt ths remainder to the hospitals.
tor wounded seldsra
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DUMAS, Hcao AND PALxEns7oS.- is res
r,ns,t,o f,. tho follnprip,.

DUMAS HcGo AND PALSEnsToS.-Dumas is res.
pons,oie for the following:
Some months before ny departure for Spain,
was win Victor Hugo,.at grand evening reception
given by the Due D.cases, at the Luxembourg.
Lord Paimerston came to this reception. The Duke
presented to them the political personages who
swarned in his saloon. But; as We were only
poets and romance writers, the presentation Of
Victor Hugo and myself wasforgotten. We con-
soied ourselves by chattlng away portion of the
tsenng in corner OF the saloon. disappeared that
Lord Palmerston had inquired who were the two
msanthropic beings that thus chatted together )
they bad told him our Names but not being pre-.
ssnted English etiquette positively forbade him to
address aword to Us. This is what occurred. Our
Two arm chairs, that of Victor Hugo and mine were
touching each other. =
The Duo de g. came to me and said II
do not know what is Lord Palnerston's object but.
he wishes that for a moment. you should sit upon
the arm chair which is to your right, and thus
leave vacant the opon which you are at present
sitting" I was satisfied to salute Lord Palmer
ston from my place, and to do so as he desired
Lord Palmerston then arose, and took Lady Palmer
ston by the hand, and led her with marked solem
nifty to the vacant chair, seated her, and pointed
with nis finger to the clock.
MY lady," said he, ".have the kindness to tell
me tire hours' ut is quarter past eleven nv
Lord" Well, my LADY," replied bis lordship, al.
ways remember that at quarter-psst eleven in
the evening Of this day you have had the honor of
being seated between Victor Hugo and Alexander
Dumas, who are two Of the first literary charact rs
Of France, an honor which, during your life, YOU
may never have again. Come my lady" Ny lady
arose. and with the same solemnity as they came he
re conducted her to her place, without addressing to
either of US single word.
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Aultb-Carpliua 5tqnaarb
n ., - :. = - ! TT tue o'6pQ1sU'
FAITH, HOPE AND CHARITY.
A SONNET.

Believe! Eur living Faith gives power to c"rs
With hosts on hosts cfi lis that round US crowd.
And Bee the rldant seal Of Heavenly Hore,
Upon the busom Of earth's g!oomiest cloud.
Believe and Hope! sweet Rope dispels the fears =
That 9, oerburdcn these sad hearts Of ours,
As sunbeams gently kiss away the tears,
Dak midnight psurs on lowly dropping howets :
Believe, and Hope, and Lovel o. blssfA Love,
UnGahomed, bound'ess, deatbless Charity!
By grace,as,ounding grace, yet aoweh free
Through earthen channels, from the Fount above,
Filling the soul with biessednSss that tiows
Toward al for whom the Saviour died and rosa
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For tho Standard.
THEzLAKE
4 soNNn.

So late the theatre Of Night "a Stsrm,
Whose scenes the bo1dest tsarts sith trrer HAies
Type of the face wild Passion doth dsforn- 8.
Type Of the heart dark Pride iss home doth ma ke
Now Ger the stilled, GAINED bosom OF the lake.
. The glorious Sun its robe Of light hath cast
30. the dread reign Of Pride and Passion past,
The Soul q lustrs from ito God doth take.
charge thee vhsa the stotms Of life awake !
Remember thou that little diamond Sea,
The Lake Geuesarsth Of Gslilee; r=z--.4
And In The Saviours name and for His sake,
charge thee hearken 70 His " Peace! b still :"
And oh, my Soul! obey. His sovereign will
L = : -: . NJ
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ABUSES OF AuTHosIrY.-South-C Carolina submits.
the present uncture to abuses of authority, while
the usurpations Of the government, are, in some
cases, not only very unwise, but very wanton.-.
Nnen authority falls into toe hands 81 incompetent
persons it prompts to arrogant assertions of hover
irrespective Of every suggestion Of reason ana propr
ETY.; 10 this, in large degree, we may ascribe the
useless and Unnecessary usurpations Of the public
means OF transportation the seizure of the railroads
the suspension Of their night travel the exclusion Of
passengers and tho miserable monkey play of the
passport system. We need not repeat what va
nave heretofore said the susp. uson of the ha6eas
corpus act the direct taxation, without spportion.
ment and other violations of Constitution, which
are OF the most barefsced character, and seemingly
Without excuse. thoCarona is not unrnindfnI
'nese tnngs-not insens;ble as to what Is due to
her citizens and We trust that her Leeisature tn
oe elected in . few months, will DO Of character
assert the Constitution Of the State and Conder.
a'y s!se.- cAfrle''on Mercury, R9th
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The following act makes an important addition to
the taxes, as established by other laws:
an act to raise money to increase the pay Of Sol
60 diers
The Congress of the Confederate States of Amer.
ha do enact That upon all subjects of taxation, un
der existing tax laws, there shall be assessed and
levied tax equal to one fifth of the amount of the
present tax on the same subjects for the year 1864
which tax shall be payable only in Confederate
Treasury notes Of the new issue, and shall be co.,
lected at the same times with other taxes on the
same subjects, under laws now in force.
Sec. Q. TIE money arising from the tax hereby
imposed shall be appropriated, first to the payment
Of the increased compensation of the soldiers, under
the act passed at The present session.
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The following amendment to the act to reduce the
currency is one Of great importance to the State
governments which have been receiving Confederate
Treasury notes, in paymensof State dues, and will
relieve them Of the necessity of levying additional
taxes on their citizens to meet the Deficiencies
which would have been created by loss.of SS1 per
cent upon the Confederate notes in the State Urea
surIes.
An act to amend an act entitled can act to reduce
the currency and to authorize new issue of notes
and bonds" approved Feb II, 1864
The Congress Of tie Confederate States Of Anse
ricn do enact, That instead of six per cent. bonds
authorized 10 be issued to the States, under the 18th
section of the said act the Secretary Of the Treas
ury is authorized and required to issue to any State
which may desire the same. one half of such amount
ss the said Sta-e is entitled to claim in Treasury
notes Of the new issue. and the other half in said
six per cent bonds or, at the option of the State
in coupon bonds payable in twenty years with in
terest at the rate Of four per cent per annum, pay
able half yearly; the said four per cent bonds not
TO te taxable either upon principal or interest and
this provision shall extend to any portion of the
amount which each Stare may he entitled to claim.
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NNE ARE Az rHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt T. W. RITTER, a candidate for re-eec-
tiOD to the House Of Commons from the County of Moore
Captain Ritter Conservative after the stratest sect
:. May IL, 1854. ltd. :
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ZIONIST COUNTY.-WE ARErAU.
q thorzed and requested TO announce the following
gentlemen as the candidates to represent
county Of Johnston in the next General Assembly,:
For the Senate-THOS. D. SNEAD, Esq.
For the Copmons-W. G. BANKS and W. A. SMITH.
This ticket selected by the Reserves from Johnston
zena remaining home held at Smhfed on the 2sh Of
May These gentlemen will he supported by all true Con-
servatves They endorse the pifm Of Vice President
Stephens. Gov Brown and W W. Holden, and if elected
will do all they can to procure an early and honorable
peace.
June g. 1884. 25-td.
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ST0KES COUNTY.-WE ARE AUTHOR.
- ICED 10 announce W. q. MATTHEW'S Conservative
II the "strstsst sect candidate for seat in the
House of Commons at the next session of the Legislature
If North. Carolina ffom Stokes County. -
June ~, 1914. STE,
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To TILE y0TRRs OF MOORE Avn
MoNtuOMEkf; {: announce myself candida. y
fn the nexs Sesats Of NorshCaua Nv prnc SiTane'
Conservative latter the strstest Sect and are we'll Az
TO oil who know me- shall explain them more nIUNa
the proper time. "A. RARpEmHHI
Carthage May 9Th, 1864 ioA.I
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June 9, 1864.

HAYWOOD COUNTY. II RESPECTFUL.
IL y announce myself to the people Of Haywood coun
AS candidate to represent them the House Of Com
mons of the next General Assembly am a Conserva.
tive of the original panel" JOHN a. ESTES.
June l6, 1854. 2s-te.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WELBOkN az eanddate to represent tho
election.
June &, 1894 ss-td
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GRANVILLE COUNTY.-IN COMPLJ-
u with solicitations l cannot disregard an.
to the voters of Granville that my be fore
them for election to seat in the Conmonx branch the
next legislature and that solicit their votes Alth agh
lam Conservative Though not ultrsisD shall make
party pLedges consider it the duty of legislator
Slate With the honor and welfare Of the State
and The best interests of the people and not to the ishss
Of pdrty RICH. w. HARRIS.
June IL, 1864 28-tspd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-29

DAVIDSON COUNTY.-WE ARE ~
Y ,horized to announce LEWIS HANES, Esq A. ~
candidate to represent the people of Davidson Co,a
the House Of Commons Of the next General AssemhI!
May IL. 1854. oI!