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Yearnings.

WheA behold the mellow light of dawn
With SIT caresses stealing Ger the lea,
inviting harlsanies from wood end lawn
That rise az lneense to the Dietv,
| would my sorrow laden soul should be,
Before Jehovah, ike the landscape spread
In solemn waiting for the hght wheh He
Upon the eontrite spirit oft doth shea
Quickening TO light and life tae soul once dark
and dead.
The hoary Frost that in the mytle's shade
Had chung tenacious to the plantlet far,
No longer blights the young tender blade,
But ID the beams Of hight dissolved III air
would the chilling shadows Of despair,
That all things lovely, desolate, through sin,
Might thus dissolve, and my freed spirit wear
A iercer form, holier life within;
That l, by Heavens gracious will, crown of
life might win.
would that sims deformity no more
Should meet my eyes, already weary grown /;
/ fain would hy to some far, lovely shore,
Where no device of carnal mind is known !;
But where the seeds Of truth, that erst were
soWn
Within nv spirit might spring up and bear;
Where in sweet solitude-with God alone
] might behold the beautiful and fair,
And dedicate my leeting life to its great Author
there.
And when the last sad tones of woe have swept
In solemn cadence Ger my waiting soul,
When have left the weary world unwept,
And passed the portals Of the heavenly goal,
long in ceaseless anthems to extol
The boundless love of Him who went before
To lead me, while eternity shall roll,
Bv the still waters that peaceful shore
Where the green pastures of His love shall
bloom for-eyermore.
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The Monroe doctrine is unquestionably the
American doctrine, and whatever divisions may
have occurred in American sentiment on other
questions, however widely apart the North and
the South may have been in the late bloody
strife, still upon this one matter, among thinking
men, there has been at heart no difference. The
South has now and again said something about
the balance of power, and about an alliance with
Macmillan and France but it was under the
pressure Of self-preservation. Ourpeople would
have given up the less to save the greater. They
would at least have adjourned" the question OF
tolerating European monarch upon the Mexican
throne, if by so doing they could have secured
European recognition of their own national exis-
tenee. But this was withheld, and while France
has eyed our life struggle askance, scarcely ven
turing to express a hope for our success, the
opportunity has slipped, and the infant empire,
founded by her troops, south Of US is now
doomed
The bridge of reconciliation between the
North and South will prove common hatred
Of France or England, or both Upon that
they will unite to seat Juarez firmly upon the
presidential chair of Mexico-and, let US add
to annex the Northern States of the republic
if not the whole of Mexico to the Union. We
look to see demonstration of Manifest Des-
tiny now sometime lost sight Of that will revive
the days of Polk and Dallas, and give the Amer
lean eagle fresh foot hold upon the Sierra
Madre.
The material of the Northern armies is such
that it will not readily settle down into civil
life. The enterprise of its military men has
been excited The turbulent spirits of the
South, overcome but not subdued, will not rest
quiet under these new rulers. A safety valve
For 10th ,,,,,ut no fn,,pd and hara ii
Nor need the United States seek in out-of- the
way places fora cause of quarrel. A cause may
be found openly in the Monroe doctrine, part
of the political platform of the party in power,
a dogma asserted by almost every congress for
thirty years, and which, within the past three
years, has been deliberately impugned upon by
Napoleon III. Supporting causes may be found
in the numberless complaints which the Wash
ington government has been laying up against
France all during the war. We venture the
opinion that Napoleon will have to be more
humble than he is likely to be, and the United
States less assuming than they have ever been
or the war will come, and when it comes, as in
all foreign wars, the Southern men will take
their full share Of stock to it.
Macmillan might as well pack up his carpet
bag IF the war begins our own experience the
past three years renders us competent to advise
him. If the Confederate States, united have
been unable to defend themselves against that
power, well may Macmillan dread the union of
the Confederacy to it, in aid of large faction,
if not a majority, of his subjects to overthrow
him. His days are numbered, and it will not
take long to count them. Houston Telegraph.
1t is the work Of philosopher to be every day
pnbdung lis passions, andlayiug aside his pref
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NJ VOH. II N -. Oa-NbIs
c. T. CHRISTENSEN,
1t. Col. & Asst Adi't GenL.
HEADo'Rs NoRTH'y DIVISION OF La. J

HEApe'Rs NoRTH'N DIVISION OF La.
Shreveport, La, June Sd, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No 10.
In accordance with Special Orders, No. 142,
ex. II, dated Headquarters Department Of the
Gulf, New Orleans, La, May 29th, 1865, the
Headquarters of this command are transferred
from Baton Rouge, La, TO Shreveport, La. Com
handing officers of Posts in Northern Division,
will make the reports required by existing orders,
to these Headquarters.
By command of
Major General HEBRON,
WIN. H. CLAPP,
[Ofioial. assistant Adjutant General.
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HEADQ'Rs NoRTH'N DIVISION OF La,
Shreveport, La, June Sd, 1865. !

Shreveport, La, June Sd, 1865.
General Orders,
No. 90.
For the benefit and information of planters
and others living within the limits of this com
mand, the following information as to the flu
ture policy of the Government, in reference to
labor, is announced:
There are no longer any slaves in the United
Statesi All persons heretofore held as such, be-
came free by virtue of the Executive PROCLAIM
alton of January lst, 1868, commonly known
as the Emancipation Proclamation" All at
tempts to retard the action of this proclama-
ton, or to evade its provisions, will be consid-
cred as but new manifestation of the spirit of
resistance to the lawful authority of the Gov
eminent. In this regard, as in all others, the
armies of the United States will support and
require obedience to her laws. At the same
time, to all who are disposed to submit quietly
to the laws of the land, the greatest possible
assistance will be given, and it is recommended
to all such, that the Freedmen be employed IN
der specific contracts at reasonable wages, and
kindly treated, No encouragement will be Civ
en- the latter class to leave their former masters,
and they must learn that they cannot be sup
ported in idleness, or allowed to congregate at
Military Posts, To be worthy of their free
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An American writer says that ''fathers remem-
bering their own boyhood, should make some al
lowance for their children" But the trouble is
that many of our children, after spending their
allowance go in debt for double the amount.
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The silent accomplish more than noisy The
tail Of therattlesnake makes all the noise, but the
head does the execution.
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We trouble life by the cares of death, aud
death by the care of life; the one torrents, the
other frightens US.
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Those who are not fond of cold water are OF
course getting into hot water.
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infofaaaJa 9a the subject.
Ey command IA
M4j0. GH HEaEos
Nm II. llaFP
tap> and A.. A.. O..
HEabqUARIEts DIST. AaEasszs AyD W.. La..
suEEvEro2r, La, Js4s G, 1858.
General Critters No.
Tie sab.2iHed rliclea of military c1r7eu-
tiou entered ialo gu .he 25th DIN ~ May 1865
at VIEW Orleans La bat8eet Gen. y. Kirby
Smta 81 a., commanding TIE Department OF
Trans issasippi and Mai- Gen T.. Z. S Cauby
U. s. s.. commanding tie Army and Division Of
Western Mississippi, for lie Surrender Of Che
troops and public property OF Che military and
navat aa.hbrIies os the TraE.- Mississippi De
partmeat- are Published for sh&inloGaar0n end
guiaanee o. Ike officers md Uln of lhis com
mani
r Ai aets Of war and restE8pea against the
United States, on Eh9 part of she troops under
Gen. sujta. shall cease from 5t:ts date.
IT, Tie officers aud aen te.5e par0ied until
duly exchanged or otherwise nleased from the
obligation of their parole 57.tha au.b0eitr ,s
the Government of lie CD.5es: States. DugH-
cate rols o tine officers and msH paroied 70 be
retained bT such officers as my be designated
by tha partles hereto; officers &z5Hg their inlr
vidua1 paroles and ggmmau5e> of regiment.
katalAgHs Companies, q. 3eaeaueuts signing
a ike parole for the men Of .beir respective
comma05s.
HI ARTILLERY, small arms, ammunition. aH#
Other Ug9pfrtg Of .he Confederate States. iu-
gliding gap5Cats anG Eaaspolas. 20 be turned
over d tla officers appointed. 90 receive die
same Do t.5 pag. 1s the lt9rFameat Of t6e
United -#as duplicate iuTfnrerias If Tie
properts 70 5a surrendered % /. pz pared, one
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIV. OF WEST MISS, I
NEW ORLEANS, La, May %, 1865.
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1t is the work Of a philosopher to be every day
Fubduing lis passions, andlayiug aside his pref
udlccs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-23

fNNNf = H{tENk1f
me unparalleled saee4as which Asa das(s1sl
Dr.. James prscsios in Aurope, the Unitsd 0Sele0
and New Orleans --tAe many remark able cureo 10
has effected. which we're pronounced ineusable ~
the most eminent PHI sicians, justihss hin 10 %.
sring his services 70 the confidence Of ths unfee.
innate.
The following ne some Of Ne Aissssts s>fnsA
Private" aAd which Dr. Jsmes tsfsl6llllly
eradicatea. Wis Syphilis, primafy, oeeoa41sy
tertiary; Structures, Ursthra Discharges. 0l6e9,
0onorrhea. Nocturnsl snd Liurnal kalesisns,
sexual Debility, Disessss Of The Bask - leshs,
lu6asation Of the bladder and kidssyS, 0heu.
rnstism. lIydroceie. verecceelss CaaccfA, -.
Disease peculi~ to Females. such - A4e40!r-
hea. Dysmenorrhsgia, nstrorfhagtA. Chlcfoeaes
Nervous Dsbslity, etc.. succsseinlly treated.
tho endofsement 81 the Medical Fraternity, nd
the almost entire Scuthsrn ptsss sSosld cetv.
vince the most skepticsl that Dr. james CO.. md
wfll perform all that he pgomises.
DR.. James would alao call ths attsnuUs eopse-
tally VI those who have privately and imPrsp9Iy
injured themselves, In that secret and solitary
hsbit- which ruins both body and mind. uual-
ting them for both business end society, produe-
ing both constitutional Debility and lmPotsecy.
The following are some o. the sad end aelan-
choly saccts produce by early habits of ysslA o.
&c 1ual cxccsses. Wis, WsaAnsss Of ths Baga ed
Limbs. Pain in the Mesd. Dinnees Of vlploo
Loss Of Muscular Power. Palpitaticn "a yhe
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervousness, IrrisHcem y ::
fearful effects on the mind are more 70 b dreod-
| ed -loao Of Memory, COufusiou Of ldea1, De-
preston Of Npirts Xvii forebodisgs, Ave:elou
70 Society. Self Dtstrust, Love ., Solitude M.
| idity &c. are some oE tho evils produced.
All persons Afflicted with any Of the above lie.
cases and symptoms, should not fell 70 call % DR.
James, and b Ut once restored 10 perfect hsalth
Let no false dslicacy deter you. but call q 0ucs
aud savs yourseivss from the awful and teTi6l,
eonsequensss VI these much TO b drsadsd male
dies
WEAKNESS or TIE ORGANS immsdialsl,
cured and full vigor restored.
Those At distance. by describing sy@Pton
--inclosing stsa,p fos rct0rs snswsr-wil1rSeolv
prompt attention BY addressing
pr D. D. JAMES.
IP. o. Box 3,196 Tjan2i -dAWly1 Chicagos
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~ $t
The ANY years' peace between Hne,sol
aua France y y y cslsbeatea y . jnbll.
lee.
several Il ths New York sAsrotes r.
eeived heavy sentences in the courts Thurs
day.
The Lancashire, England, manufactur-
err are starting up their mills and find Il
hard To find operatives enough now.
A new planet has just been disoevsre a
BY N. Annibal de Gasparin. Il has the
appearaucs Of star II The first msgni-
tude.
There must be = good many opium sat-
ers in the United States, as $685., 1928
worth Of the drug was imported during the
year.
Frederick 0rier, . ennsylvaniAn, lately
became insane and refused to take any nour-
ishment He lived for twenty two days be-
fore he died.
The Peoria Transcript speaks Of an ar
tesian well in that city that is attracting
great attention, and thinks it will make that
city an extensive watering place.
John 6. Nickolay, late Private Score.
tary to Mr.. Lincoln, and now Consul
to Paris, was married to Miss Bates,
Of Pittsfield, Pike county, Illinois, last
week.
A majority Of tho Kentucky Court Of
Appeals--Judge Williams dissenting
has declared the act Of Congress making
Treasury notes legal tender unconstitu-
tional.
Cairo is to be elevated; the work Of
filling to . highwatcr grade began on
Monday. It is . great work and will
take two years, it is estimated, to accom-
Plush it.
A Wall street broker lately lost ga
600 at faro and ''repudiated." lie finally
paid 10000 to keep the matter quiet
and then the faro keeper denounced
him in public because he wouldn't pay the
rest
BY the recent cohhagaration at Saratoga
Spridgs, n. T., the United States Hotel,
the Marvin House, ten cottages and three
club houses were consumed Two persons
were killed by falling walls. The lc'e
graph and express Offices are included in the
ruins
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rO uNvENTOne.

w L. CARROLL. ARCHITECT, win exc.
w cute Drawings and Application Pspers
tor the Patent Office in connection with Afuhi
tectural Business Time and meney will be saved
70 Inventors BY calling on him, instead Of sending
East. Desl9nlnG ~ DollAlngs in his
special delight. Plans end speeinsaaions afrang
"a before building will seve The oWnsf money.
O0ee evsf Pes o1eA DavssporA aTee-om
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Isaac n. HIT + Co.,
Real Estate, War Claim I Penslea
AGENCY

TOR TIE WESTERN zATHO
O6 Clark street. Chicago.
Hon Jesse X Dubois, Auditor o. m, o n aaleh.
8eey Of a,4aAs, III, Colt Dicksy, III III -, Dr.
II Warduer, Brigade Surgeon. Rev \ a11h,
Bishop n Church. III. Rev TN Eddy. Edflor
Ncrskpest<vn, Chicago; Grant Goodrich, Chicanp;
Dr. J v Blany. Army Surg, Chisa4o; Nd I n
Kinsie, q Paymsstef, Chicago;l VIM 3 Keeler,
Ex -Rexister U Land Office, Springfield, Ill;
b Sanford, Cashier, Cairo, III; Hon John Wilson
ID Auditor Of Treasury,- Wesbingtse; nes "a
Harlan, Senator, lows, Hon Samuel Ebert, Ne
brsska feb24- d&w6m
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DIR. BIGELOW
CONFIDENTIAL Physician!

CONFIDENTIAL Physician!
Formerly Of St. Louis. Missouri,)
lsO south Clark Street. Chicago.
TINE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
4 legally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment Of Private Complaints q
specialts. His office has been established ex-
pressly Y afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without the use Of murcury or nox-
ious drugs Dr. B. has for many years devoted
MS whole attention TO the treatment Of private
complaints in their varied and complicated forms.
MS success in the treatment Of those long stand
ing aud difficult cases, such were formerly con-
siu.red incurable, is sufftientto recommend him
70 the public as worthy of the extensive patron
age winch lie has received. In professional ex
Perience in hospital and private practice extend
ing Through MANY years in TINS and other depart
ments OF medical science, he is the diseoverer OF
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these vlrucnt, secret and chronic diseases, and
mas letters Of Recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
physicians of this country. as testimonials OF his
superior skill aud profound Judgment IN the
treatment Of diseases Of private nature.
The universal and unfailing success IN the
treatment adoptedby him, has proved beyond
doubt that permanent cure for the worst cases
OF constitutional syphilis, gonorrhaa. structures
~ any form, III mercurial affections. diseases O.
she SKIN, kidneys and bladder, impotency, sper.
hu,a etC, C0n now DC W Hioa -
certalnty if application be made to those whose
intelligence skill aud experience can be relied on
ioang men especially VINO have become v.c,
TINS OF solitary vice or self-abuse. that dreadful
and destructive habit which annually sweeps e
an untimely grave thousands Of young men OF The
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, may
CAL with full confidence an" perfect cure
Females suffering from irregular ties astendan'
| on puberty, menssruation or pregnancy, or per
Sous having any obstruction to marriage, shoult
see the doctor at once and be cured.
lie thinks II ID his duty to advise the uniortu
nate particularly strangers, to be careful tina
they are1ot deceived By false advertisements o
Boosting imposters. He who places himself I'M
der the care Of Dr.. B. may religiously conhde u
his honor as gentleman, and confidently rely n
on his skin a. physician.
Dr. b. will tell the patient previoasto common
cling the treatment Of HE case how imush ne ~!
effect cure aad when such u srrangsment !
entered upon, il no case will be make secon'
charge. -
Ofice and Rooms within half square Of III
Post Once, where III are politely invited to cal
Office hours from .. m. tOS. p. M; Sunday
10 m. to noon. Consultation at ONCE free.
Send q aismps and get mis- Guide to Health.
POST OFFICE BOX ~. spls-dAw1y
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Herring's Patent Champion
F.esy 8A FE0sAe

In the Fire - davenport, 1ovv0s
DAvrsroxf, lewa, July -. le0 .
Nrssns. Hnnnngu . Co., Nsics1e. --6esIe. lam
the oWnss Of saGe nanufaetufed by yea: oaid,
SEE vss in Grain Elevstor in this place, aad
which Elevator vas burned some months Giscs.
The SAse came out II me sOnoibleaj ~ 0ehey
- weseae Of iafeest that ever oesnrrsd NM.
and go Of intense hest. We had u ~ ~
doef opsp, Ne 1Osk being injured " ~ hsak
sAR@h sAgs Yours Ae.t ?. .gAf4l
J. g. WAw1uo,
H0rin4s Palent Cfystylalissd Iron Danl1es'
| q sbSe1lee. HERRING > 90, u
- eqstdAWS - eee1e slses4 Cn1ul1
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DIR. STEV.E.NrS y CO..
10 vrs, up stairs Private diseases cured
without the use Of mercury, loss Of time, OF
change Of diet.
YOUNG MEN suffering In body and mind from
the effects Of selfabuse, speedily cured. MAR.
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should restore vigor to their bodies and minds
ere they entail misery and disease upon those Of
their posteritv. Diseases peculiar to females
treated. Persons at distance promptly cured
by addressing with stamp inclosed and statement
Of case. DR.. STEVENS j CO. AZURE GUAR
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Chest and DI00go.
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produces free and easy expectosetion removes =.
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General Commission Merchant,

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MYTH corrupt. Disorder
W ed or initiated Blood.
you are sick an over. II
may hurst out in Pimples,
or Sores, or In some active
disease or II may merely
keep you listless, depressed
and good for nothing But
you cannot have good
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impure. AYRN's SARsAPA-
ktI.LA purges out these i'm
pusiti. $ and stimulates the
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