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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
New York. Feb. 20.

fft NEW YORK. Feb &C.
The committee on arrangements will he
In CONSTANT session during the week ut a
store house. M dganmh4iN9o1s ssaAtiseto
military or civil professions, telegraph dis
patches from other cities, and other matters
rsis'ivcto details of the celebration may BE-
directed to Col Frank L. Howe, Secretary
O: Committee on Arrangements 10 II
- CAIRO, Feb. 20.
: The steamers Liberty and Bcfle -. B0Vls
Tom Memphis, passed up--the former with
31a sSles Of cotton for Evansville, and the
A&tcr with Il hmlesf6r 81 LduiAq has sssi
A ticksburg correspondent says, deserters
nvn: Dick Taslor's arny declare there Is NO
intension on the psSt III Rebel authorities 20
I9ha41ibn Mobile. That d;ty sl3ays.las 6esa'
e,dcPet for the army and military material
q ali Kinds and that cannon supplics rcentr
mken % Seama. Scsmed No parf e -, -
~ Rebels believsIl Shas Gell6a Vim 6e =
dasccn, and ne frsine q p,i1 IL n food
bio '''on "'tsYs mo
~, me same correspondent says the report
' saI.s orrest has $4,000 men under him il
; ss':s fa 4sl.les s|ss1ss sSS ssl': sf
e dosbee,used one i u. two corn.
!, 3e sssy ~ 'qel4nRa HlsH -
sc sss =, ss ss.,:;s :,.g %, !. z :
1lsysat ~ 4 ! ssss = 81 .ISs pp' a''sse
k3o3se - ln - 1ru1l1A
- u1o1 $500 J
skts4 - s. q - q & 4xG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
New YORK. Feb. 81


The 7ribunes Washington special says:
Adviccs from Grants headquarters are to
The effect that the enemy is certainly evacu-
atinS Petersburg and mnnifesting signs Of
sending troops south. Whether Il il merely
Ia reinforce Beaurcgard or means abandon
ment of Richmond will soon appear. They
are closely watched by an army largely out
numbering them and superior in every
po,nt. .sssrsr
me Posts special says: A letter from Cen
Grant, dated the 2;sd inst says that II Sher-
.Dans successes continue few days longer
tho country can safely indulge in exultation
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
Nrw YopK Enh o.

NEW URk, VU'
The force from Sheridans army sent in
pursuit of the rebel cavalry, who, last Tues
day, dashed into Cumberland. Md, and cap
tured the Union Generals Crook and Kelly,
returned to Manchester on Thursday, having
been unsuccessful in rescuing those officers
The Worlds special says that McCulloch's
name has been sent to the Senate for Secre-
iary Of the Treasury, and Freeman Clark,
NJ. &. from Rochester, viii be Comptroller Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
re n. NEw York, Feb. %

The HtrnlFs Washington special says:
A dispatch received tonight from Grant
states that extraordinary activity il display.
ed along the rebel line near Petersburg to-
day. Extensive changes in the location Of
divisions have been nlAde, and on some ptfts
OF the line pickles have been doubled, Ind
other indications tnat important movements
are on hand. II Is the opinion Of veteran
oGlc4n at the front that they are about to
evacuate Peteasburg and fallback acs6ss the
AppomatOx. s. = al b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

NEW oRk, req. 70
4 letter published in Richmond from Gen
..t,4 says, arming Of negroes is not only ex,
ee'iicnt. but necessary, as he does not think
s, bite population can supply the necessi-
ei long war.
.. letter to the H,rcM from the 9th Army
IS Of the 23d, says, descriers state several
a..gNdss Oh Hills corps have gone south TO
reiAiorcc Beauregard and the whole OF Lees
arilly is under marching orders. Another
dated the oath, says. it is known that a con
siderable portion of Lees army yesterday
WIS ordered 10 make four days cooked ra-
''ers ana prepare to carry considerable am
ml,usion on their person. More will prob
ahi be ascertained to-tiays Additional pre-
Caut.ons are being taken at '0itv FONT and
other places for proper reception of the Rob
81 Pans, which are expected soon to make
another attempt at a raid down James River.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
~ WAsH1xeroy. Feb. p5

WashinRton's birthday was celebrated
with great spirit throughout the Potomac
and James armies. As part Of the festivities
The rebels in front 81 Petersburg were treat
Cd 10 u vigorous camionading early in the
morning 81 e4
The exchange of prisoners Il still being
pushed forward rapidlo and uninterrup,edly
on the James river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
I.nIrIsruIE Enln o.

1N1VTSVIIEE, + cd. n.
A special to the Democrat, dated Nashville
Feb. %, y. H., says:
Intense excitement exists Mt Knoxville
from report that Longstrects command
was moving on that place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

nHLDER. MANUFACTURER OF SASH
| f1Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets. dc
Vsntracis for buildings Of every description.
y Shop and Factory corner Of Main ana Thire
streets. Davenport. lows. a9l.dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

We are aware that many medicines are wa--
ranted. knowing that they wiii never De retufn-
ed put We assure you thst we do no, wish .y"r
~aeer without giving value received, W. =
49, ,. is worse than roybery TO get gam in that
WV. and when .wes warrant this medicine, We
riear whst Ne say. u any one uses the Firewce'i
ior the diseases for which We recommend II. md
il not fully satisfied that Il is not all We recon-
rnand n he can return the hottie to the agent he
purchased the medicine Of, who will refund the
money. f
should yeur nearest druggist not have the ar
ticle. do not he put oil with any other Preparatio
thst may be offered in its place, but send 70 our
agent, and he will forward, securely packeds oy
81 express BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. "-
- that our signature is on every bottle you
bay. md that abr. Weaver $ Compound kstfac'
q kireweed, or Huu,pr or Liver Syrup" 10 blown
n The bottle-none other Il genuine.
Price elpes bottle Or s.. bottles % . Tor g. M
nv Iii druggists and medicine dealers
WALKER TAfGOk, Prop'fs.
II. SCOvII.. Is Randolph street, Chicago
Wholesale Agent ang27 IDLY -e
For eaIs hv E. s. BsllUrd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb 26.
The steamer Evening Star from New Or
leans arrived this p. m Papers contain no
military news, other than quiet progress OF
the draft.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

- - =, FORT MONR0E, Feb. a.
The flag Of truce steamer New York.
Capt Chisholnl arrived last evening from
Point Lookout, Sd, with &c rebel prison
ers, and left here to-day for Marina, where
an exchange Of prisoners ON both sides is
progressing rapidly.
A heavy northeast storm set in here last
evening. Cold damp weather has prevailed
all ,ia.-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

~Ds. ovayne's An-Mssl ng Or tsnent."
ssDs. essyne's Ali-Hea!irs 0niment"
apr. ssaynss Al-Hes'ing Ontsent.''
s'Ds. ssayne's Alllisaiing OInsmeaA"
Ne eass - obs,isaie. or long stan4iag. Il Wn nsa
Gnre 10 short time all kinks OF letter afo pWuAnsut-
y euved. Arm, Itch, which 10 % prevalent, never
6lls 10 cure Chronic Erysipclas Salt Aheum, King.
vssns ~ hers Itch &c, Er,riens covering the Whole
oasAee Oe shs body old ulcers d many years standing
Nat put n defiance every other mode Of treatment IN
ysla 70 ~ heal M properties Of the great vere.ahis
salve. Prepared only BY DR.. swAYNg son, s3a
North M Street rhiladephi. Sold q g. q. bal.
LORDS Dnrc SroRs. Davenport. Price 81 cents. LIZ
oendlns - cents Dr. ssayne son, p1ladc phis.
bag v b cent Tree post to any part Of tho Uni
- etates. teb19.eod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

MExPnls, Feb. 23d. via CAIRO, Feb. 27.-
Mai Gen. Wnshburnc has been assigned
to the command Of this Department. He is
expected to arrive soon. His appointment
gives general satisfaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

NV Toas, reb. THE Hssald's James
River correspondent slatss that Gen. Lee
nas goos soushwasd . conduct the opera
ton = crposirg Shermsn,l leaving Jo< John.
stoa IA conAnAnd Il Richmond aid Peters
burg.
a lafre part Of the rebel army around
kschmDn4 hsd, on Saturday INST, besa un-.
81 merching orders for several dass. md q
considerable b9dy 81 ssbel treops ase -
lievsd to hare been sent u cpesats against
sherman. - H.
Reports - Lse's design to shortly shan.
don Richmond and PetsfshUse ere repeated,
and dsscfters nov Add that Wotics he's been
given by him to the people OF the latter city
To have their tOhacee and other stores re-
moved within four days. They ny that
nearly all the srtillery has been taken from
the Petersburg batteries only suficient
being left to Keep up appearances.
Heavy artillery practice, continuing sev.
eral hours, was INDUCED in on Thursday
and Friday last. BY. both armies in front oi
Petersburg. The casuaIties, however, were
few, and tho firing appears 10 have had NO
result Of importance,
OF the large nurber Of rebel deaerters
| pouring into the Union Enes-averaginr
1t least 100 daily large proportion nov
bring with thcm their arms and eouipmcnts,
and the cAvalSymen bring their hosses.-
Since the tall Of Charleston. South Casolina
troops 10 large numbsrs have joined the Dc.
serting thrung.
The Riehmond Sentinel Of last Friday
Rad report that Gen Grant was again
massing on the Va,ehan Rrcsd.
Gen. Singleton and Judge Hughes, en-
route from Washington TO Richmond, arriv.
ed at City Point on saturday last.
New YoRK. Feb. 27-The steamship
Memphis, which left Charleston Bar on the
2lst, reports that the National Flag vas
| floating over that city aud all the forts il,
hardor
Gen. Gi'more's Head Quarters were es-
tabishcd in the city The Forts which re-
man. are in good condition, and are OF a
most formid Ole charatcr-200 pieces Of ar
tilery were spikeJ; but otherwise uninlur-
ed. fell into the hands of the National forces.
About 600 bales Of cotton were burned
b. tho Rebels before they left, it is believed
that large quantities or it, and also Of toba
to are concealed in the houses-fcw, Tut
the poorer inhabitants remained in the city
after its abandonment, the wealthy leaving
it before, or with the Rebel Army.
The new blockade runner steamship with
q cargo Of liquors, was captured IN the har
bor on the 18th. while running mp towards
the. city Her officers being entirely ignor-
ant If the change in aif.iss there. It's sad
the garr,~ons from the forts. and the crews
Of the Rebel gunbosts in Charleston Harbor
went ahead to Wilmington, North Carolina.
The Richmond papers arc barren Of news
concerning Sherman's movemets or where
abon.s. They are very boastful in tone. or
appear confident in their propheses OF his
Overwhelming defeat. They say his doom
snay be Ookcd upon Az settled.
C.spn Err OF .srLc co,,~, or a.. g.. T.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

IA.
14h day February
't; Of
York b.
~. M fan At Of the the Of Iowa.
m; &C., IN Ri Companies approved
sm =. M IN relation ofe Insurance Companies March
said shows I ' f % '"e requisite amour" capital
the above
rr;t business Of Tan this STATE accordance with thereof
A. D., Thousand eight lands
K sbendu nv
n Off full
OF ed
-ictC for
y further
a truean crr thg cnrnt
'e aHxe
seal " ' the day ard year so s EliSrr A.s,., Stat.
AYERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 27--The Vice Presi-
dent elect arrived here this evening
The Chattanooga Grzette of the sd says
Bridgeport was almost destroyed by fire last
Tuesday night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

PAientA must write their name, State, post n.
nee address. All letters requiring an snswer,
must c0nte1n letter stamp, and be addressed v
Dk. KNAPP = SON, Box $3.50, Chicago, III.
- Any Of tho shove diseases can be treated
successfully by ~ patients describing their ease
in letter, when they cannot zee ~. st
DR.. Knapp, who viii visit davenport regularly
IN the future, cen b consulted st the Le CIsiss
House, on Saturday Sunday. Tee. s4sh 4 y6!h;
Saturday and Sunday, March lth and 5th sas-
nrday and Sunday. May 9Th and 7th, and Ssss .
day and Sunday. Jrly sth and nh. DscIsd'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
ORA f t!

Draft! sDRAFT!:!
Davenport Draft Insurance Go
t.3PET.gE $40, 900.
1he'DHvenpors Draft Insurance Comps
ny irsofp' rated under the laws Of he State
on iuTa, is prepared for premium Of
w. Hundred aad Fifty Dollars,
to 'n,irc against any draft that may be or
deret within one year
Admitted Number Of Drafted Men.
~ % varions districts and sub-districts Of
tie Safe ofsIowa, and guarantee to fur, ish
20 sgfAof the insured as may be drafted,
an aetetcd Substitute, or, instead thereof,
me sunof 81 600, ct the option Of the com
A. J. PRESTON, President.
-. JNO. l.. DAWES, Vice President.
,sAs G'rroRD. Treasurer.
~. fK'DpsR, Secrstary..A
For Ilicirs apply to
John L. wits & Co..
oeheraA gents, Nickolls Block, (up stairs)
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daveport. Feb. 1-d&wlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

s.@s os =. na19feeIN = CO, AGEA 20 $50
saAsS XsxF s0sMese AeNeesneUs
IT = - IS 81 80 - *srssA ~
ltgxAcn Security lnesroaee e6o4aN
or NEW YORK In The New Ya Januay - A11
~ g ~ State pGsuant 70 - - So
: ea.aaa6exn ]. CAPITAL. I'D
- 1900 cf nn ps ca es'sdlp 49, -
O9wso q snasss 30 saeh) 0OO
.&C9x1.E ~. ASSETS
A~eees Lens 60 Hds and (duy rcsd ano cng W.
liens 2" - rs ssp) upon which year.
Account 0a.S oks Notes. OF the United Ocs' -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
~ ,{ATER.s COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
YREW ED!
Or. HUMOR and LIVER SYRUP.

I Ig1IicveU 10 be Tue grtattst ftuIVuy tvtT us
~ covered FOR the
u Removal Of llumors in the Blood.
II is vegetable compound, and contains NO
mineral or poisonous substance whatever; II is
entirely harmless, and at the same time powerful
in its effects.
f3y-This menicine is WARRANTED to cure
the Following corirlnints:
FIRE WEED. & RES. Srvofuid! ,
fXHEHLEp CURES Sal R.un
FINE WEED. CL.RES. ..Sra'd Head
FIRE liEED CURES. Stubborn L1ceys!
IYRLHEED CURES. .RaeuD,af,sm!
RElILED. CURES. .fisgrotm q Iette- !
FRI WEED. ui'h'ES. .PfmPltson tie Fare!
IIRL WED. CURES. G.so,.,c Sors Eyes!
FTRE WED. +. tERES. ksrsg Complaint!
FyRE UEED. CURES. .DQsp.psio
FIHr WEED CURES. Ctst.,neo"s L,nptionG
And ell diseases erisng rom impure state of
tue blood. One two bottles will cure Ci.ronic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

CAiRo, Feb. 27.--Thc cause Of the fire in
the Engine building yesterday is not yet as
certained. The loss will probably reach
$40. OOO-covered by insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

THslR CONSULTATIONS for years have 1vssaGsd
from I'VE to seven thousand year, which Gives
them an experience unsurpassed by any, and
cqusled only by n few.
II Remember they do not promise 10 cure all
stages Of DisewAe. Whie all Diseases are durable.
i taken IN season. all stages are not Your case
may be enrabic this week, not ne xt-to-day, not
to. morrow: hence the dinger Of delay.
No clse will be received when
there are amy doubts Of Care
or Relief.
Our Terms are CASH; hence the money must
BE- sent With all orders for medicines Il costs
from FIVE to fifteen dollars per month, TO doctor
with u, which inrlndes medicines
~ The rnor vviIl-ho favnrad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

ST. Lor;s, Feb. 90.
The Bill Of Rights adopted by the Con
vertion in Cosnmittec-of.thc Whole was re-
tctei on the finafVote before the Conven
ton, and sulaltitMos introduced. SIX.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

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ssSsssS g sSssss and ss sss IN: Si.s:...
ne .S!venaelne Elixir Il the result Of ntoa.
81 oseesstks n ~ vegetable Kingdom; being
Dese1Se q al w. I'D ed worn Gu. sysssmA
~ medicine hes been tested ~ The ,woss
es 1e9eA men q the day, and BY thcsa pre-.
SsHs ~ essos the gestsA medical dlscover:es
No.s sessss win eu.s s,essii p,s,llsy.
- esese cures nyAesscs = Semaies.
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"a. ~ " Is hsa!sA II ycsr sissre. on.
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6SsGsisslIss. ss.'s's 1919 ed pssasd. free
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$500 = ~ ssssi 81 esis ss, 'ns e discs: :
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

Hunts Ere sch skin Enamel, w..itens the ccn,.
plexion permanently, giving the skin soft.
pssrly appearance, removes tan, frccklcs. pimpisa
and docs NOT i1jurc The skin. Sent by mnil for
- cents. HCNT L 90. Perfuncrs, Al South
eeh st., Philadelcnia ieb23-deodly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
All Pv1vN1e Dlscascs Cure1
Without Mercury.
DR WHITTIER rs RK0U.

DR. WHITTIER Is Rk0U.
Il LARLr educated and legiti.
AmateIy qualified, md hes elpss
lrience 10 al f6rsns o. disease, :
lknQwlsdgs qsias indespea9b1o
u. he p1oper EtFeat4511e u ~
venerial diseases il al IL varied
and noenunnenHRA hvnno4 - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
PHY8lCDAN9.
ID. e. TAY1OR. ~ M

Ne uSs u b}Ou8e W. Lee
HOMEOPATHlST. OrrlcE-N. W. corner
IL Main and Sd Sts. Rtsidence-sd st.. N.
side, ID door west Of Perry. Office hours-s A.
N. to9P. n.
References--Dr. j. Morton, New York. Or. \
Webster, Dayton, y Dr. Il. Ehrm IN. Cincinnati,
o.; Dr. J. Temple. Prof. Of Mat. Md, DR.. n. I.
Franklin. Prof. Of Surgery in the Ho,neopsahst
Medical College Of No. At ST. Louis; Rev. u.
>. Watson; of this city. irn2s.dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

A charming, delicate and perfect natural color
for The cheeks or lips; docs not wash oil or in
lure the skin; remains permanent Tor years and
cannot be detected. Price u, Is cents ~ m ~,
escursly packed from observation. HUNT / Go,
PerfuuSafe. I3S South Seventh Street. Phiiadcl-
phia .cb23-deudly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
r.. ri. PARKS.

p r OFd 4 . e B rex oP.
RrO ls4 sOttTu- WATER ST.. CHICAGO
IN ~ p. 0. BOX 20O9. C4sh advances made
On pFOperty in store. uach7 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
CANCERS.
Cs4TNKRM CURED.
They are treating Catsrrh On new system WhisA
SURE CURE ron This DISEASE!

Experience has proved that Catarrh es~~et -
cured by local treatment sloss hence IT, many
advertised cures for satAfrh, alf II which ars 70
cal remedies, give relief osv while The patient y
under theHs. bnt Ssrsr s-rrs.
Understanding the disease and We know Il Nos-
not be cured by LOCAL treatment aloas therefore.
We also prescribe consfitstiOAal remedy 70 b
taken, and by the combined local and cosseilu-
ticndt treatment, Ne are enabled 70 removVths
cassss Of CasarrA, and thereby effect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

HARPENTH< AND BUILDER SHOP On
" Commc,dul Alley, opposite Post Otlicc D..
xnnnoft "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
B. HEINZ, - 80
Pre1nce Z ConmlDoion Merchant.

10. I DunRows' Bl0cK luvRn.
nAYS HIGHEST Cash PRICE ron ALL
d kids Of Country peodeses butter, era &c.
1ost siores always = hand. Bays md - On
eommieoion. DY1ldtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
+. HUvyEwELI.. Proprietor.
ut..s n~sSus. NJ,

"a, s.,e ia every city end town. Dealers with
- ~ -. references supplied on c"snmissicn
J. II. Rcd Co.. Fuller, t'ch rn,,ss' ~nois
- eGsuts, Chicago H. . , ~ srJ geA''
navaSDAf1. Iowa, .p-'-tS'Vus /" ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

- - 'sS7@Ss:, - ,oss = tsss ie.rfss.
L. ~ I; 15S q IL aha, By "Us. ..s,r " y.
- ~ q Az o. sssd g a.. scfI s't,es
~ 2 r:sS,b ssrest, Ptils1slphiAs
sss Fsb. 10 1-ms1s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
HENRY xEl.DY
1. ". HARRISON.


U,AMILY GROCER; KEYS CONSTANTLY
= on hand the best Y1aiity Of Provisions
Hollow Ware. kerosenvoil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, Da
export. myi4-dly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

A-sHasp SueorER.-The wife Of .
Mr. lIrrsey Of G,rham, ha.ing been
posted by him in ono Of the Portland
papers she completely dcmolishes him
by publishing the following notice.
Il am posted by my ha>band VIM.
p. Hrrsey As having. f"rsaken his bed
and would say it is faiae. He never
had but one bed in his house and that
he borrowed Of his mnthsr; and tho
house which he accused me Of abandon
ing consisted Of room 10 by IL being
part of wood shed, (and even that
am denied the blessed privilege Of en-.
joying.) left my beautiful homo BY
the mutual consent Of my husband; !;
and when / returned to my home
found my furniture moved out Of my
house, and was informed by my Pos.
ter that had no home longer with
HIM; and IS l lett with perfect good
feeling wcnl,l say that l turned the
grind stone for my P.,sier, the dsy /
left asd took his shirt with me TO mend
FIR which used Fmy own skirt for
sleeves for the same. therefore warn
all my Sex never to marry mar who
never has been weaned. He may turn
you uut Of doors in mid winter like Ty.
self, and return again like the Prodigsl,
to his mothers breast"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-04-27

A RExyxI-cENcE OF Mn. EyKR1fr.
Gen. Harrison, while Presidens, nom.
mated for Minister to England + lvard
Everett. The nomination was referred
to the Committee on Foreign r lations
Of xhic,, Wm Il kiag Of Alabama,
VAS chaian,sn, and who years sftes-
ward was elected Vice President on
the ticket With Franklin PIERCE
When the question came before the
Senate Mr. King made q lorg and ye-
hement speech against Mr.. Everest's
confirmation on the ground that he was
"a New England Aboli,ionis'." During
this speech Henry Clay left his seat
and walked up and down tho Senate
Chamber witk hia hands tehind him,
apparently in deep meditation Mr..
King said:-"I tell ths Senate and the
country, that if . sen'lem an holding the
Abolition views which Mr.. Everett
holds, shall BE confirmed by the Sem
ate 10 represent this Government in one
of the highest conrts in Europe, that
the Union will be dissolved" Mr.. Clay
stretching ont his arm ard saying,
"Mr President" almost without an in.
PERMISSION or break in the debate, spoke
ont in his clear and sonorous voice.
"And tell you, Mr. President, il gen.
,leman Of the ability and standing Vt
Edward Everett Of Massachusetts,,
shall be rejected by this Senate for
position which he is 80 well qualified
10 fill and adorr, for such reasons rs
are Sc, forth by the Senator from Ala.
hama that this Union is already dis
solved"