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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
AUCTION Sale Of EaraAim mg
Tools, stock, House.
hold EOrmi lure. Ac.

THE NDTR IG >EU WILL SILL AT
suo'ic Auction 1t bis place Paul Freund .
.srm.) on ''uck Creek north Of East i,sve D ut
middle rsai on Mon .ay. lith day of Ap il,
1861, mares With foal. J yeatling colts, mitch
cows yeariing steers, 10 hs2s, . Sood wagon and
buggy, harrow, plows, sleigh, harness, eic and
oil the heueehold Furniture. Terms Cash. San
PAskses Aasusaese. John BSRNIM0IR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
DIED

In thi. city. this morning, at 6 O'Clock, Al
BKRrE3NEST, son u THos Z. and AMELIA
CART sR aged years IL months.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of the parents, corner of Main and Front streets
Tomorrow, at 2 O. 'lock p. N. urial at oakdale
The frisn Is Of the "a nily are nvite1.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

Fsrrand's spring stock of hats and
caps 10 creating much sxeitsnsnt 10 town.
Everybody goes there to purchase AMI every
body comes away satisfed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

FoR SALE.-A valuable farm of 100
acres within miles Of Davenport. Scott Co
railroad runs through portion of It. and .
on,iderabls portion IN Ter cultivation. Sold
to settle 80 estate. Apply at this Office.
inch 25eod4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

New styles Of fashionable dress goods
received every day by express at Whisler's'
The ladies should call and examine he tplen-
did chances for bargain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
Ballord keeps the best perfumery,
toilet atices. etc. in the city.

SHrpxEsrs by rail from Davenport for the
week ending March 2eth, 1864, is, S7l barrels
-four; II 600 bu. wheat; 6,4o0 bu corn; 10 tons
bran; lO,6So lbs. lard; $500 lbs. hides.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE,
SNYDER e. WALTERS,
229 Broadway, New York.

Patent Soliciting House aud Patc Mt
Comm ssiOn House Combined.
SOLICTlNG.-Ths Company will act as
- Attorneys for securing Patents for new in ven
tions 10 this Country aud kurope on the most
reasonable terms Conduct lnirugment Cases
and procure renewals OF Patents.
Our Exhibition Rooms aud Selling Dep19tment.
We respectfully init to The public that ours
is the only responsible Soliciting House in the
World that has Exhibition Room, and an eff
cient and successful Selling Department attach.
ed. On Paten : taken out by us we require no
advance fee fer selling
Weare in regu ar comm uncation with upwards
Of l60 Patent Sellers throughout the courtry
who depend wholly for their supply upon US. Our
Exhibition Rooms corner Broad way and Barclay
streets, in the very heart ard center Of the city
are daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists and
men OF Enterprise, seeking investments in valr
able Patents, for the rurpsse of reseiling in snb
divisions, while others anhheavier cspi tai SITS
always reRJy 10 ircbase usful PatenA eBi en-
gage ia IT. nanaiac ure, and thus secure lucra
tive ponOpoiy. ineae sources u demand that
are dnily tagmenting fully sufficient to abb
sort ne entire snrpy OF pateLts now being IT,.
sued, AMI at iair prices.
Consisnments OF Patents for sale are respect
ful ~ olIclted. Any Information free Resonsi :
be Agents wanted in every county AMI town who
have fixe1 places Of business-to such We will
pay $50 per quarter, AID per cent. or all
aies. 20 act as onr ats, tor the ex toni
hour or more per day. Of the 0dels of such pa.
tents ~ may be placed IN their hands or sale--
To good Statesmen who will give their whole time
to business, will pay s5s n month. Al o travelling
Agents are waited at Il FAIR salary,
seats WA. - feqaitetl 70 gave sene satis
tory security or deposit the COS. ltieo OF IN de
which will pe refunded aken returned. AdoIess
eneosino stamp:
SAYDLh Wa TIERS. No. 229 Broa vay
RsTEREhe s. We, The u dersigr ed, ing bu
sness in New York City, do--uthofiso jos th S.
WalieIs and q. ii. Sny der, comprising the frn 81
the National Patent Office, tc refor to as, aud W.
believe they will conduct their business upon
strictly hoaor16le prlaciptes.
-ipnedl Ae,c York, ftb. 2at4.
-.ickewan, Esq Importer, 55 Maiden lase. N Y
City. w il Taylor. Esq, Banker, u Wall st. \
Y City. Chaa H Voorhees,, Esq. banker, 4 Pine
It. y City. Shepherd. Seward h Co, In. por
ters, pa Pearl St n Y City. John Wiuot, "a
Commission Bowling Green, n City. ,lohf
Kirby. ktq, Metropolitan nix, los Broadway,
N City. II Arthur. EsI, British and Americau
Exchange Banking Corporation, 50 Wall st, n
\ City. II Doves Smi.h, $50, Chemical Baak,
corner Of Broad way and Chambers st, n Y City
m IA 5-eod ewly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
EskaK. RAIL ~ AN
kss M q jiiii O.

Ef4T ~ 1XXRs pE.
Great Broad Gauoe Double Track and le4eqrdp
Roste, to
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Har
risburg and all ERsts IN Cities, carrying the
Great Through United States Ma lis.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRk or
Ia Buialo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West, Wis the Lake shore Railroad, also from
ananca on the arrival of trains via the ~
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway
from Cleveland, o., giving Passengers the
vantage, frc,n Dunkirk or Buffalo. 90 from Gle,
land, o., of Six Foot Gauge. combining l,.sc
aud comfort without change, in Wide, Koolny
Palace Cars, direct to New York. A perfection
attained by no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West, our facilities
are unrvaed Forming close and reliable con
neetions at DunRirk and Buffalo with Western
roads, n nd at ~alamanca with the Broad Gaugc
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, by viii 4
route there is no transfer between hew loFk and
Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS leave Ea~
York daily for all points in the West, making as
Quick time and as low rates as by any other route
Far Freigh or Passage inquire at all the pTi.-
ciral Offices in the w est, and at "a Clark street
Chicego, $40 broadway, New York, and % South
Street, E. X, New York, Is state Street, Boston
CHAS. MINOT, Gen' sup.
L. >. SPRINGER, Western A gent.
B. W, BLANCHARD, GEM Freight Agent.
" p.pR Geperai Ticket Agent; dee2S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

DossrIcKs.-Thc real, pure, genuine,
simon,pure, Doesticks. is to favor ne win
lecture next Montay evening. He comes
do wn the river from Dabuqus. where he lee
lures Friday evening aud will probably ars
rive in town IN SUNDAY morning. 1t will be
worth while to hear @ X Pnilander, 7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
Nrw xorx aaf9ets

NrW orx aafkets
Nsw YoRK, March ~.
CorroN.-Quiet at 74a75c. Y
ttous-very dali. $6.95g7e5 Extra state
81. 80 al 40 4. IL. y.
WasAr-l@2c lower. &1.63G165 Chicago
Spring $lss gl.65 Milwaukee Club, si.e7gL'o
Winter Red.
CoRN-$1,3l.
UArs-Duil. 81.
PoRk Quiet. s22Oo@2225 mess. S9I@2l.25
old % sc new.
LARD STEADY at l2h@l2A.
WuIsKY-lU5s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

Chicago MARKET. ny Teicgraph.
CHICAGO. March 2s
FLoua-Tn n good demand, and finer.
WHEAT Leas active, aad 1@1c lower u ID g
ll5k for |, and 81 lo@1 t0X for No 2
CoRs-L 81 active, and io~er. new corn
hi CT o % etnrase. solG Is s9 g9Uc ior No o.u
corn quiet and N BET nominal
Uar.-kasiar. NO l. cosed steady al NA for
win er ipts
Ho,w.Nss-Firm with sales at 49,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

A beautiful residence on Brady street
f,rsale by " Harriso. Ling Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

RAvELs. talented company
make their last appearances bat one at Metro
po!i,an Hail this evening assisted by the poo
ular favorites Q. . Brace. Mile Aubrey and
o,hers forming a grand combustion Of attrac-
ticn The Three Fast Mea was produced last
evening, o. Is Brace as Jerry Blossom kept
his audience 10 a continuous uproar OF laugh.
tar ahd applause, Mile aubrey eustained sew
er. charac ers admirably. her appearance on
ti,e stage was q s,gnal for deatsning cheers.
Mile Eogen a in The vots Of NJ ggie not only
| es,aa,isAvd hereslf as a favorlte dauseuse but
.,.o ss a correct and pleasing actress. None.
Aeous and Caron display ed their abilities to
vreat advantage in the minstrel scene. Prof
| Muller as usual charmed the audience by his
orphsan solos. To night the ballet Of Span
| ,.b B.suty will be produced together with
| III, Three Fast Men and other novelties in
| which M'dy Aubrey and Mr.. Brace will ap-
| near in new features. La Bale r osits will
apnesr as the Circsseiaa Beauty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

The CHARTER AMENDMENT.-Dis-
ussion runs higher and warmer as tn, day
Tor voting upon the proposed charter amend
,nsnts draws near. A gentleman informs us
that he is convinced that nearly two hundred
thousand dollars worth Of the city bonds are
now held BY spscuIators in this city--havias Z
been DO g1t up for . soag We have stated
our opiuion with reference to THE iuatter ssv-
eral times. We are unconditionally opposed
I, reputation be the bonds in Que place or
another, hut it must be confessed that there is
. strong deposition among the rnasses to vote
against the proposition. The laboring classes
have 10 friendship for epeculators, aud thsy
will vote against the amendment almost en-
masse. Some Of our wealth citzsls are also
taking strong grounds agains. it. The contest
will un ioubtediy be spirited.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

METROPOLITAN Hotel,
CCRNER RANDOLPH 4 WELL, STREETS,
CHICAGO, ILL.
mhas-ism 8. Il SKINNER, Propri etor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....DaiIy Report.

Davenport Market....OafIy Report. >
OFFICE OF rHE Dan. h NEws,t
Tuesday, March 80. !
WaEAr- 90d97.
CoRH-S3@R5c.
OATS -6OG83.
BARL.Y 81 25G1.3o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

New HOrk stock Market.
NEe YoRE. March rs.
Gold 653<.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

wsS,s r. Jscoby, Jr., Ditssn ! Ksoh, g. seh&
~ II. Eevaso. q. Whitss. LsClaisss uase
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

z "Sg.
In tn e vicinity Of Second. Perry and Third SITS,
a Cbild's Necklace, consisting Of two slmlets
c,aspea together. Whoever will return 1t to the
e. s. Exp'ess Office will b, literally rewarded.
March 2jth. j. +. HILL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09
IT'S Done.
rs DUIIts
Election day is past Yesterday "

Election day is past Yesterday was
nnquestionably the most important day
In the history Of onr country since the
adoption of the Declaration of lndepend :
ence. On the result of the voting done
by the people of the United States yes
.erdav. hangs the great question OF the
capabi itv Of free people for selt-govern-
ment 1t is true that many looked upon
the struggle as that of two political parties
arriving for the ascendancy political
mower. But there was greater question
at stake than that of the success of any
party, or any particular candidate. We
hazard lit in saying the existence of our
free government life or death of the
American Union-depends much upon
the result OF yesterdays battle
We do not know for certain who is
elected yet, but we have an abiding faith
in the patriotism of the American people
which will not permit US to doubt that
they have decided at the pnlls to support
their Government In its dark hours Of
peri and to stand by our soldiers in the
field in their efforts to secure peace
that shall be enduring We belle that
the people have spoken in language too
pain to be misunderstood even by rebels
in arms. and that the maiorities for Abra
ham Lincoln and the Union will be such
as to convince the rebel leaders and the
rebel armies that their doom is sealed.
and the Union soldiers thas the verdict OF
the people is against those who declare
their efforts failure
Every effort to deceire the masses into
support Of the peace party has been'nade-
and we presume many an honest patriot
has been lei to 10 50 through the decep-
ton of the leaders of that party. We
believe further, that 4 disgracefGi system
Of balot,box stuFiuc he's been res rted to
for the purpose of cheating the Peep out
of their choice for the Presidency. In
fact. the evidence has already come to
light that such work has been done by
the friends of Mr. Mcclellan. ani We are
pleased to add that the perpetrators ha
been detected u these outrages, and are
being fast brought to justice. Notwith-
standing MI these, we repeat. we have
faith in the fidelity of the Americans TO
to their cherished free institutions and
the Union, which leads rs TO believe they
have again chosen for President of the
United States that true patriot and honest
statesman, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
a few days will determine the matter,
when we hope to chronicle the greatest
victory since the rebels fred their first
gun on Fort Sumter.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09
From the 3nth Regiment.
on board cars at CaAisville, III.
Ortchet. oa-h 1874

On board cars at Caaisvire III,
October 29th, 1864 {
Tho detachment of 3Oth Wis Eo $,
comprising companies B, L. G and X.
commanded by Maj john Clowney, left
Fort Wadsworth, D. T., Sept. Doth, and
made Fort Smelling, near st. Paul, in six
teen DAYS, distance of o er 500 miles
Left St. Paul October Goth, and took a
boat with a couple of harges attached, for
La Crosse 1t took us four days on ac-
count Of low water to reach Ia Crosse
Arrived at Dunleith on the evening of
Oct oath, and took the Illinois Central for
Pana, Iii, thence by Terre Haute st.
Louis Railroad to St Louis, Mo, where
we were to join or await the arrival Of
Col Dill with companies \, c. d, + and
II, from the Upper Missouri, then to pro-
coed as regiment with the exc otion Of
company i to Shermans army. Co.
was too far North to be got down this
winter, being at Fort Union, ut the mouth
of the Ye low Stone, on the Missouri We
arrived at Benton Barracks st Louis, on
the 10Th, and Col Dill and his command
not having arrived, we received last night
marching orders for Paducah, Ky. and
took up march promptly at f o clock n. m
for the depot of the Ohio i Mississippi
Railroad, where we took the cars for San
doyal, at which place we take the Illinois
Central for Cairo. McAliller and McRyan
Of company b, were left Mt s.. Louis TO BE
discharged, not having been on duty for
some time on account Of sore ewes We
expect to meet Forrest tonight or tom or
VOW
All are well and in good spirits The
order for marching having come after one
man Of company + had run the guard, he
was left behind in St. Louis, on n spree.
Carey Matthews was eft Mt Fort Wads-
worth, D. +. sick with typhoid &c err
also John {. Hutson. who was not very
we'll to attend to Matthews Capt. Bur-
ton was left ut St Paul, being unfit 10
travel. aud having been brought from
Fort Wadsworth in an ambulance We
hope to hear Of his thorough recovery, bat
it cannot be soon No man ever regretted
his inability To follow his command more
than he. Lieut. Gil commands the com
panF With the abo . exceptions. com
pan;es B and F are all here Capt. Dew
lin isaoas, but his health has been very
poor all summer and still continues to be
,JoHv T. .TnNEs.
Lieut.. Co T. 30th Wis Vols.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09
National and State THANKSGIVING.
By the Presideat of the United States of america
A PROCLAMATION

N
1t has pleased Almighty God to prolong
National life another year, defending US with
his guardian care against unfriendly designs
from abroad, and vouchsafed to US in his mer-
ycy many and signal victories over the enemy
who is of our own household. 1t has also
pleased our Heavenly Father % favor as we'll
our citizens in their homes as our soldiers in
their camps and our sailors on the seas, with
unusual health. He has largely augmented
our free population by emancipation and by
immigration, while He has opened to US new
sources of wealth, and has crowned the labor
of our working men in every department of
industry with abundant reward Moreover
He has been pleased to animate and inspire
our minds and hearts with fortitude, courage
and revelation sufficient for the great trial of
civil war into which we have been brought
by our adherence as nation to the cause Of
freedom ard humanity, AID to afford to us
reasonable hopes of an ultimate and happy
deGverance from all our dangers and aiflic-
tons
Now, therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln Pres
ident of the United States, do hereby appoint
and set apart the last Thursday in November
next, day which | desire TO be observed
by all my fellow citizens, wherever they may
then be. as Il day Of thanksgiving and PRAYER
to Almighty God the benefcent Creator and
Ruler of the universe; and | do further rec
ommend to my fellow citizens aforesaid. that
on that occasion thew do reverently tumble
themselves in the dust, and from thence offer
up penitent and fervent prayers and suppl
cat ons to the Great Disposer of events for a
return of the inestimable blessings Of peece
union and harmony throughout the land which
| it has pleased Him to assign as dwelling
place for ourselves and our posserity through
out all generations.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this Goth
day OF October, i, the year of our Lord 1861
and Of the Independence of the United States
the eighty-ninth.
By the President:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WM II. SEWAMp. Secretary of State
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09
now An ARNISTICE Is REGARDED.
Rebel View of Its Effect upon the
South.

Dates Of the 9th ultimo from Newbern
y t., haze been recei ed
The Char eston Mercury saws:
"President Davis who has been opposed
to making any concessions whatever to the
enemy, las been finally prevailed upon to
grant an armistice to the North, provided
it is solicited in a respectful manner
This proposed armistice, if granted, raises
the blockade By load and sea, which lciil
enable our people to lay IN a large amount
of supplies The deserters from our ser
vice Will then be glad to return. in order
to receive their pay and an honorable dis
charge, lchjch agW GRE MS an additional
force of tiCo hundred thousand retsranS.
Then, If hostjiities are resumed, the South
IS sure Of success. Therefore. we lose
nothing by granting this experiment to the
Yankees, who ha 6 openly confessed that
they are whipped by proclainaing the 'coy
on their part future"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09

GERARD, TIE LroN-KILLER- Captain
Spoke, the undaun ed exp orer of the Nile.
after passing unhurt through many perils
bv land and water, fell a victim To an in :
glorious accident IN the heart Of England.
Julius Gerard the celebrated lion ki Ter
and \ trican travel err. has, it is rumored
b. the last foreign arri a been drowned
while crossing river in A frica Deliver
ed. like DAME of old. from the mouth OF
the lion and the paw of the bear, be, too.
has fallen a victim 90 an accident which
happens daily in the most CT iIized com
InunItIeS.
Gerard * chiefly known in this country
by his exciting book on lion hunting. He
gives picture, by no means fattering, of
the King of Beasts, and certainly his ac~
quaintance with the huge animals was IN
innate enough to make him n much better
Judge of the case than most men can be-
Recently Gerard headed an amateur expo
d ton into Algeria, formed of sportsmen
who also wished to see and shoot Ions.-
n + E-sn,n1 I'ost
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09
Wholesale Arrest Of Bouuty-JGmperS.
From the Peoria Transcript, November ..

from The TcorIa Transcrlpt, NoTemher 2
\ detective officer Fl ON Springfield, in
company with the Provost MarshaIs Off
GERS of this place yesterday arrested in
this city seventeen bounty jumpers of the
most notorious character These fellows,
have. most of them. gone the rounds, some
having travelled all the way from New
York en- listing five or six times on the
route and then escaping. 4 portion of
them arri ed here on Monday and the bal
ancc on Tue day They were the most
desperate looking set OF scamps we haze
ever seen. nearly a of them having been
guilty of crimes of different character
They were handcuffed and dispa tched
to Springfield on the train last evening
under Il strong guard
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09
Cherokee CurC.

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urinary organs of your system. # it continues will
render you blind, confirm your mpoteucy, render your
couch Ioathsome, and make of you drive hing IDIOT
the pity of your friends and the impotent jest OF
Take the ''CHERokEE CURE" a simple, vese-
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will. Observe the ,irections that accomp my IT. and be
again what nature made yOu-a man. p ssessed Of all
the faculties that pertain Call for the Cicero
kce Cure. Sold by all druggists.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09

49, The wife of Governor Harvey. of
Wisconsin, who has actively administered
to the wants Of the Wisconsin soldiers dur
lng the war. WAS complimented ut Nicks-
burg a few DAYS ago with the Gift Of a
hanisome gold watch, purchased by the
Wisconsin cavalry Her little speech
IN reply To the presentation address con-
tainca this pretty passage:
soldiers May your every heart-thl oh
he as. strang. steady and true as the tick
of Your treasured gift your every wish
pure as ats polished gold every loyal as
to- votf!v Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09
d L d

In this city, Sunday, Nov 6, 1864, Capt. LEWIS
8. BURTON, of Co. ''B" S0th Wisconsi Volunteers.
An extended obituary notice sill be published in
our next.
At the Van Buren, PI lntation, Madison Parish, Lou
81 years.
In this city on Saturday morning Nov. 5, 1864 Mrs
ELIZABETH HOFFMAN kEUcp ENMEIsTER, wife of Mr..
George keuchenneister Of this city, aged about IS
years.
In this city on Tuesday Nov. LIST. 1864, after long
and protracted illness SUSAN, wife Of Sampson Thomas
aged 81 years
In this city Sunday eve, Nov 9Th 1854 at the res
idence of Mr. John Gray of congestion Of the lungs
Mr. IoHS TREoAY, of British Hollow, Grant Wis.
aged 50 years He leaves family and many friends
to molrn their loss
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-11-09
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