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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05
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y IA diuretic and Alternative in its action;
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

AN OrISIoN.-The London army and
Nary Gazette, in its leader on the American
war says = Two have, through good and
evil, held to the faith that the North must
succeed; but ignorance and incapacity, fac
ton and corruption, may countcrbalancc all
the influences which should operate in pro-
ducing . natural result The Union, let us
say It for the twentieth time, can never be
restored. 1t be. ms tobe0 doubtful at, last, il
the means which the Northcrncrs employ
e @ejugate the South are equal to the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

A ND THE vIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED
IA in four weeks, By DR. RlCORVS EssrScs
OF IirE. DR.. Ricord tof Paris) aftcr years Of
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valued and highly priced Essence ~ Life. This
wonderful agent wiil restore NsnhoOd 70 The most
shattered constitutions in four weeks, and 10 used
according 70 printed instructions, failure Il i'm.
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Ur. Hic0rd's Essegre ~ Life n sold "a cssea.
with full ipstructipns for use, u ~ or fur auan
titles In for ~. and will be sent 70 nv part.
carefully pscked, receipt Of remittance u III
accredited agent. Circulars sent ftee on RECENT
Of : stamps. PHILIP ROLANDO.
BrOome g., door west Broadway, n. Y.
mch3-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05
HAPPINESS Oh MISERY I!
THAT IT THE QUESTION

T,HE PROPRIETORS or THE NEW YORK
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ffor the benefit Of suffering humanity FOrR d
their most interesting and instructive Lectures
on Marriage andits disquali6catons Nervous De.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

s 0-eocroeA6 oea1e DoAvooeAs4
!. ....hr c.lled - meet = - 0clock 4. -.
~rITTH&nAY. jUNE leth, 10eA, = the Ce9rs
49,. 1. ~ city Of DeA Moi6c1 % Appcios ssx.
~ delegates TO the Neticn9 Conssstso. =, !.
S s"sssc. scr Iowa: 70 nominaee : Denocsesse
sSssss ssck.S ma 10 adopt such other measures r
~ ~. ,,sSiIc vellsre NAV aeem 70 require. ~ ne
.sA;c n rrnrescutation will Be one de'ege'e lot
~ hus6red votes, and every MAXIMUM
ZION. east for General Tuttle o 'ne IA :. Las,
! (leciiae, but ssch county vii 'e '''o"
~ chief corner stone Of our National Pollt:ca
$50. q nm interference, by federal autnofiiy
Mn TIE domestic affairs Of the States. wHnDu
Il no Union could have been formed; ana no N W
Ion Tee. .Sd Be an,
other basis But this fundamental principle ~
been 40 RaRrantly violated, m the election an
administration Of President Lincoln, as 70 nav
produced real disuniyn, practical despotisin, an
disastrous civil war. II bchooves the PeoPlc:o
the United States 20 rectify in 1854, the iatai ID
take Of 1856, whence proceed these awful como
ti6ns Of American society TO restore as Tar
may be possible, the stata quo ante bet!"m an
enthusiastically and forever to repudate the perniic
reiening federal dynasty, which should not .
permitted, - IL threatens, TO perpetuate itsel
either BY fraudulent elections or by military dom
ination.
All the electors Of the State, therefore, are re
quested to participate in the selection Of delegate
10 this Convention who favor . speedy termina
ton Of the existing war; who will maintain tn
Union BY a strict observ ance Of the Constitutio
Of the United States in letter and spirit and VIII
will insist upon their right, at an untrammcle
election, TO cxpel from power, and bring to cor
dign punishment, the guilty leaders Of the SET
tional parties, North and south, vino ARE prod
gally, gay, rcckIcssly, squandering the lives an
fortunes of the american people, in most viz
dictve partisan warfare, which is manitestly d.
structive Of the Constitutional Union Of III
States. and is rapidly tending to bankrupt,
brutalixe, and to Africanxe the nation.
LIZ GRAND IyINCroN,
J.. NJ. CAsADY.
A. w. CARPENrER,'
FRAxK pLUMxsR,
A. f. SsBnERGka,
March ODD. 1884. State Gen. Com
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

Tux REBEL TREASURY "RRoxE."
Richmond Enquirer Of the 14th saws Mr.
Aemminger's Golfers are empty for once.
ito the amazement Of his clerks and tho
dismay Of his creditors. Army officers are
walking about town dead broke, with their
descriptive list in their pockets and no sat-
isfaction As to when they can get rid of
them in the usual way. The new issue is !.
slow concern. Machine oil and elbow grease
must be scarce"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

The Washington correspondent of the
World says it has transpired that when
Lieutenant General Grant assumed COM
mand Of the armies Of the Union, he repre-
scented to the President that in view of the
magnitude Of the trust imposed upon him,
he felt it incumbent upon him to fortify
himself by all the means in his power; and
in particular he needed the moral support
which the employment Of Generals Nc.
Clellan and Fremont, representing two
great phases Of public opinion, would give.
He therefore desired permission to assign
them to duty. This was refused on trif
ling pretcxt as respects Fremont, but per-
emptorily as respects Gen Mcclellan Gen.
Grant then proceeded to rc-organizc the
armies on another basis lie thought il
best to bring several western generals to
his aid, and displaced many who had served
under Mcclellan.
This has not worked satisfactorily and
Gen. Grant is understood to have admitted,
while satisfied with the number and mater
ial of his army, he is uneasy respecting the
morale. He returned to Washington on
Monday, therefore, with pcrcmptory de.
mand for the serv;c"S &c Con Mcclellan in
the forthcoming campaign, and refuses t.
move his army until his demands are com
piled with. lie is also very urgent that
Fremont be assigned to duty. These facts
are admitted by Lincoln's adhcrcnts, and
here We have the reason why, with splendid
roads, no movement is made.
The Republican . NATIONAL Con.
vemtlOn 0msl the fremont Organ.
The Men Nation, Fremont Organ, copies
the Republican call for the Baltimore Con-
vention, and appcnds the following sig
nificant remarks
Some organs Of the newspaper press have
had the impudence to designate as national
convention that it is proposed to hold
under the supervision of an Administration
determined to continue in power per fas ct
neias, and which in reality will be nothing
more nor less than mart where it is design
ed to sell the people to the highest bidder.
In the name Of God, of liberty, and of our
common country, let all upright men, all
who have only their independence and the
greatness Of the country in view, meet this
insolcnt call with silent contempt, and turn
their attention to Cleveland, where the peo
pie will act Of and for themselves without
restriction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05
The Republican s. NatlOm01'' Con.
vemtlOn and the fremont Organ,

The SIEGE Of CnARLEsroN-Chro
the 2s3d day Of the siege, the Charleston
Mercury says 1.-The enemy kept up a
brisk fire upon the city Thursday, firing be-
tween forty and fifty shells. About one o.
clock. Parrot shell entered the roof Of
Alex. Duncan's workshop, at the foot OF
Hassell street, struck on the anvil and burst
cd. Two young men and a negro boy were
standing by the anvil at the time Of the ex-
plosion. The two white men escaped un-
injured The negro boy, named Aaron, be-
longing to Mrs. Heath, was struck on the
shoulder and had the left arm broken. He
also received several severe bruises on the
head. It is believed that amputation of the
arm will be necessary"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

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peres1s u National ~ Republican Cam.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

ScHENcK's CoNsIsrExCY.-Thc President
letter to the House explaining that verbal
understanding existed between the Wsr
Department and Generals Schenck and
Blair, when they resigned from the army,
that they could have their commissions
back again to rc-enter the service when
tney desired, created much derisive laugh
ter from the members, as showing ! dis
graceful arrangement by which two men
could hold on to two offices. Gen. Schenck
IS the same man who reported bill to dror
all unemployed Generals from the seryic !.
{! the same time he was secretly well ., -
vlaed tor The Presidents letter shows M
quite clearly the facts in the case up
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

TIE IErEHxAL RsvENuE BuL.--The Tri.
bsse says the Ihteral Revenue bill has been
well considered BY the Committee Of the
Whole. Upwards Of 500 amendments have
heen made TO tho bill. Many Of them arc Of
averbsl character. None Of the taxes or
is'naily reported have been lcssened, but
% s.e conersry there has been consider
enee increase. An the amendments .re -.
- upel ~ the House without dehate.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15

WA~rI.GToS. H. g.. Feb -, 1854.
Hr. E.ti:vf II have th:s "a? b.--n inform
q! that TIE .r-:. Tor ;te enlistment II 7s,;:'cs
afJ Iav ar tie satne 'te, ra' ezpire % ;ae
J.. of M1 i; ;ue t.ne :; tie Present Aas= i
t.iiiinmtet.
Nm. r. EATON,
Box ll5s. Washington, ID G.
Nnice Rr,M No. 20 Fs.ier,! bJrks 1th
street, oprsi,e P,~s Oi;:ce.
March 10Th; la5i-.t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15

EncDUCIEi il 'ra"y e..sr l-rrsr CROPS
D. ty !'rY lcr cent. than either Ct the above
a.t., lt,,, y !.v.,, 'i.- !! r',:.r.'~ir.
2 = K ;. r:.u.y cuncts tcR:c,: n:arr'e, hing
+ u !, ~ca cu;t..;lin. Ill ti"ii' original
a..;..ai Ss.ag5i"!. ~ HuTi n0Les are ussd.
|; =: !-e. raat " ':l"r,and. # f"'lo-s 10
,.,s State, wi;A the li''..t :a''si"c'!on. Is
ias rrovfi a y..t".iy rel. !" scir''iiulc fer
.i'ttuy;la GraEp," being su'i .iest'y quick
!ur;s a,,i,n 60 tie c."rs. aci IN AL cases ca
no...u; shc sn1,, al.i i j. peruishsnt in IL
IL.
!r,s demand last FaH was gr.assr than fhs
suyply,' '. wa1.I he vel there IRE, for far
.aais 20 .cr /, IL ,-e:f orders carry, either TO
,De 4.,ly4c r.b=. OF - ary q his actu's. frc'a
.who..l e.-cu.ars eau te 1b:A:1ed, giTtng 81 list
of n4Any pt.s,4.; aro tavs -Ht-i it. sad ers-
tGca..s
Price in Baltimore, S7s peT 1000 lbs.
Cash
GEOEGE DCGDALz.f
sae Agent,
No. .lOs s'n:th's whsa.
l.GLYLRORy
August il.h lSS4-sn. -"
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15
II 4 nn IS . rs
TCBlCCO PLANT FER l7ILlZER,
4 PERFECT FNOO.

II contains every element II ;,lt' ':.;"n
which the To.,-.c CO Zion. .,.:.., 'E.,:1 re i,
and in in I proportion 10 rcr!rtt IL. 80" q,
of the lie Pant. L also c0ntans eir-
meats to give tie CREATES, .ien- "t grow III T.
the ip.iasr and INST Pr:tcol or orcaD.&s'i..n q!
the leaf il all lis Constituent pa!ls. ,.na n"
ereatest amount Of TIA, rcnisr ir,.ratC"
which always commands the tl:sAr pr;c" Ii,
the market. In connection "i'H thr Ei-tes4
excellence ri q,ialit:. it vii. p:nd'.r'. much
lager amount "i tl4;urcl i..i. fer he satn"
cust applied per av7a. than anr kt."'n i"'1a.
li1er Another crest cxcrl"De" H. ii:.i il viii
1es;orc aud retain he hicu.&t fcrui,y t. the
anl "oIa out by ?t"'!"1s cropping With
tobacco or auv ct:rr vegetation.
sG5- DrsCEIPryE Cl.crran> of its charac~
ter. propcr,:e> and uses, ana ic>ti:n"niais OF
Its great practical re.u,s-sel.t !I..: by L,.il
Prices sol airan"e! TL."r Fr.T!L.z%E,
$50 90 per ION. TOBACCO PLANT IEsTIL;G"
EE, SO 90 per ton Of 1000: lbs, il bags OF
eco lbs., eacl--EHr CASH.
ALEXANDER HARRISON,
lNvESTeH & Pbnr;;IET0R
No 6li CO.IM f;RCE Street,
PHILADELPHIA
May lsth. lsc4--u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

rts!IE rn|er,ic"ef, ha~.r2 vi>i1st F"TtT'-%
h:,-rup, Norfolk. Na-snato:: ana Y:f
.r poirt@, AID >n.ic :-t,grlneutS +" ssoure
,Ir papers for al parties i-a"''- slaves ell,>t-
ed Ia the army. IS rrc pare: l. give a! 1C'vf-
.1agyn t. Iat;ies c':.ccinci 4. "a. d" "n-
tire list of ali Save, enlisted rr tie snsruc-
ton oi Lis !e.!rwc.t..cns.
IiaD. x. 1N,US&,
!ai;~I.ey =, Law.
Jnrc 2p6. lsrS-,n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15
NOTICE OF DITIDEND.

a. application of William y rats, afu,ni@-
~ ;ra,nr II James H. crane, late OF SaiLs
NaTys corsLy. ienc'lsei, il - "'sirre, hy the
Court that the said administrator notify the
judgment cre,i:turs 0f said d"cea-ed 1" tile
their claims against sail drcease.t. IN tae Reg
lister OF W.a's office II Saint s.ar.'s con:.:.,
on az before he - tav nf May next. :or
dividend. agd that this "n!fr ce Published
10 the Saint Mary's Gzastte oare week in
each week, ur,ililc said j.. dag 81 My next.
Test. j. T. NJ EALEY.
REGISTER q Nils
f. =. MARY County.
February 25,h, ls64-d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15

----
Walter Ml.c,.c:!, In the Circui,
vs ( Cur; trr 81. Ma
john Il. S1,huron. ] rv's County sit,ir.
, IA Court OF
{ Euu,tY,
The ol;ec: ,.f this sui: is !, rrocure De
.rpr |ur lie sa,r If cersiL real. e.: ate in 81 !.
N.rv's county. waica uE tic 4h day "i
.i,:ic, 1863. ens n,or! a,eti ~ ::r: defendant.
] lin II. Sol ornn. 10 Waiter ii .clcn.
The i.ill states, III sri.,; .nce. that 90 the
14th day of March, 1873 ne saa John Ii
>u,aorun conveyed certain r1ai estate located
l,,!v y, ,,,ina-i ,...ii ..,y,.,.n,.r.. nlr,;
wiii, s...l oil! as al exl.i,n, tutr t.e said
"a,'.r s."o'9 'e'' - ~" = ,- - "''"" 90 ,. ~
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>c.rs
Tie bill rTays for q sa.- nf -l;i real esiAte
t. pay tie ,.:,Ics iii :u.!eh'cllcss ..l Interest
an als, States t!at the said 7 hn II Sr,Lo-
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oIdeT II &c i'!Di>!c6 u! the can't III tr, ;
Gazette. "ncs week faf fur successive
weeks previous 81 the t%ertcth dav a..
August nex. give r,nti;s q The said John
I; Sath.r,, If ,hs .,i,i = And s,,h>ta,ce -
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- more, manufacturers "i and ce9'ers i
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me most perfect aaj 0es. arranged PAkLOk
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Cd 5iOTtt t.':tl in Exchange. Re-
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cur3.: :ai.t'y ~ land.
Au.u>: 4,h, t3el--tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15

IL STOCK OF DRY GOODS
: IN gALrrMosE.
8 hamilton EASTER & CO.
NOS. ass. -Sol ard ao5 BALTIMORE ST.
EALTiaoRg,
invite the attention of
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embracing In addition TO their own large and
genera
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oUR sPLENDiD RETAIL !
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The New York herald., 1864-09-20
The German Opera.

Tho Academy oi Music crowded To snftoston lapt
evening. On this occasion Manager Grover had all the
doors open, bni could No. Tn. thousands
who wsasd 10 hear Geyerbecrs grand oposa Rober. Le
Diabe. There wore ercugh people turnas away from
tho opera hoass to flI al other places of anusemont
which reeded packing TITO audience tho opening
thoroughly fashionabe The boxes were Nil filed
with lGdieD ia grods i!es In TACT the bs;ss of the
Academy bad turned ou4 ffassc apG tao sight was
truly brilliant
Tho opera q itseE is always great attraction 10 New
YORK but ADDED TO this harl Formce make his
lrst appearance here Tor many years In the ardaous
role 81 Berram bo e7d1aty gave satsfasiiop 10 the
audience, as he was much sppapdcd 81 Hmmer hat
rot qgite recovered from his reconi' iusisroston
aad therefore, IL we're Unjust 20 css,icise hls
porfu u-manee. Nine Rnttor, Alice. and Mmo
Joharnsen AS Isntea, ssng and 10 the sats ac-
tioa of the largo audience. Tho. lesser roll OF
Raiuhau9 wns elevated TO more than It's usue!
Importance by the excellent perform of Habemarn-
He enthusiastically appGudcd eD6 most deserveiiy
We have seldom heard the aria tn tla second act
suDg with 20 much oppression anc fsoipg.
The choruses and orchestra tably effective
and the performances whole ws3 certainly suc oss
ronghi Robert will be givec at tho Drcoxlyn Acacsy
Of Ggso.
on Wednesday evening tho German n7.sts give ther
last Performance Of Faust Herman will make his i1t al
pear this Mepblso ot sescs Or Thurs.
dsy evening The Merry Wives OF Windsor, and -r,da
HAevys grand opera. The Jewoss
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
PERSONAL rxfclis4ep 90

General william schouer AGutant Cers-ai OF TIE 81 &c
ioi Massachusetts, is a. tie hsor House
Governor Jot1 Andrew, OF Massachusetts, s expect
led n the city 10 lay. He viii stop ai ne Astcr House
Among the military at the As:or House yesterday
Colonel ~ NJ. Curtis, conmandog brigade ia the
Tertn army corx Lioutsusnt Cccnc. Aonzc Alder, One
HuUdred end sixty ninth New York Volunteers; Major
Joseph Noble Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers aud
tain ~ b. Mas Of the one Hundred aud Sevesseenth
New York Volunteers 6aior pomcrc- Pay master United
Siaes Army proceeds from this city today pay OF the
trc'y nj ElnAra, in this state.
Assistant Adiutant 6enera j. 3, Stonehouee, Of Gov
Seymours stat passed through this city hnrrcdy
| CO Sunday evening, ..,teitc for Boston, Mass.
Tho bcata OF The venerable c6as Justice Ta1ay or tia
United states supreme Court has been unusually excel
nt his great age ghouttbe summer Just closed
Judge fancy did leave his Baltimore homo drriae
ft any other purpose than 10 entertain
| tons 10 Chambers Incident 10 hs court
q e. vanneck o. tho Forty. seventh regiment. and
scnor 8. dc Navaa OF Havana. ase at the Clarendon
Francisco Aulja NJ D., OF Rssa, Cuba, s stopping al
the Soath American Hotel
| Captain Rogers United States Navy; aod MeCsrs. J.
Hamilton aud r. cvart OF she same service, are nj the
| Fifth Avenue Hotel