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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-06

AR. W. W. WHITNEY, Toledo, ohio.-I wish to express
my admiration of the superiority of the MeodeoDs of
your manufacture. The Reedy or Nasal tone usually
tond in Melodeons s entirely obviated by your improve
ments Wishing you the success you well deserve
Mover any thing OF the kind that interested US so
much-G Gazette -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-06

TOLEDO, Ohio, October, 1854.
Mr.. W. W. WHITNEY: Dear SIR: have examined your
'lmProved Melodeons and take pleasure saying that
find in them all the elements that have been so long
sought after Your improvement in the bellows WILL
am sure, make them the MOST Of Reed Instru
meDts. J. F. CIIINAN
Tuner and Repairer Of Organs Pianos and Melodsons
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-06

hunter in Lewis county, New York has
killed seventy -fivedecr and one hear within the
past five weeks he sold his venison for $500.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-06

Exceeds in estimation every other instrument Of
this general class Telegram.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-06

For years TO CO
with those who '
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-01-06
IMPROVED

any thing OF the kind that interested us so
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

sA~ ssz-&~-~ cu~sra<z.ry- s.a ~ss sP-&
ses~r sa rAs T~r-nxr
if - tr.< fAzs m eus<-T~enrr 81 N ~
nnx-1rxx SD - have b~-. z~1r b.
swe-~ IN U-~~ n~zz.~x. Cl wxA.rs.
..l Nj H-ks sAs iz<ser ar~cd ~ thr
szsp~n<ssa q ss< hs,~sv ss< Ds-~ys<.
.-n-G.rS-si~, srxm .hseA iszraj ~srs
~,s due Mr. n - es@y~~assr, sn4
ps<d<e1 hsms-f sss % s. irs& has zPp<z-
ss~y.- 10 establish . Dv.ser.f,e ess-
p.ign rsy-r. Nr. H.eks' ss-e Did - -
pssr . s1issr e shs Fsag. - = . -
known kereal-sufs and ~ Vsnesuvcr thsf
he did edit and eossrol the paper. and r.
e-ived ih- pay fos il. He has not denied
the fact. nor do We believe he viii have
the assurance 20 do 30 nov. The es'ab-
lishment Of that point however. is imma-
terial, in itself the Flag vas the ookso~ri-
edged orsas efMe Democratic PaTfy--the
bible Of Democracy. II said Mr. Tilton
was '.not Democrat, but . secessionist.
and an apologist for the Southern Confed-
eracy" 1t further said that the party
didn't want sach men as Mr.. Tilton in it.
That was good Democracy Me~, but being
progressive it has changed to ~hat Mr..
Tyiton d" "al,rays has 6een."
The Flag was discontinued with the
close Of the campaign, and in 1862 We
find Mr.. Hicks editor Of tho Vancouver
Telegraph, another Democratic sheet, and
here again we find exhibited the same po-
litical animosity towards Mr.. Tilton. In
his issue Of April 5th, no alludes to pro-
bable hostile meeting between that gentle
man and Mr.. Harvey Gordon, editor Of the
Oregon Statcsman, (anothcr Democratic
paper which had applied the term " scces-
sionist" to the Major,) in which he styles
Mr.. 1'ilton "Hs HigA- Toned Majesty,
en- Surveyor General James 7Tlton." In
his issues of Jan. II and March 2, we find
other articles which go to show the ami
mus existing between the Democratic par
ty and its present nominee.
Now what is to be thought Of party
leader, who, after remaining faithful to
what he undoubtedly believed to be I'm
ion party throughout tho campaign Of 1861 !;
shows hims elf to be anti.scccssion in 1862,
and is editor in. chief Of the leading Union
paper in Oregon (the Oregonia") in 1868,
to cspouso at this late day the cause Of one
whom no has joined in in dcnouncing as a
secessionist and an apolcgist for tho
Southern Confederacy'! Can it be possible
that the Democratic party has SO much
changed since 1868! We believe. and
have contended. that it has but VIC did
not expect to find virtualacknowledge-
ment of tho fact in the nomination Of Mr..
Tilton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06
fREsOLUTTON-No. 26.1

REsoLUTIoN-No. 2G.1
A Resolution relating to the Publication
Of the Decisions of the Supreme Court
Of the United States for December Term,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three.
Resolred by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of tie United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That
SO much Of the act of congress, approved
August twenty mine, eighteen hundred
and forty-two, as provides that the re.
porter of the decisions of the supreme
court shall not be paid the compensation
provided by tho said act unless he prin:
and publish the decisions within six
months after such decisions shall be made,
shall not be held to apply to the decisions
of tie December term, eighteen hundred
and sixty-three, the present reporter of the
said court not having been appointed until
near the close oftbe term: Pr0rided, Aow-
ever, That such decisions be published
within one year from the passaga Of this
resolution.
Approved, April %, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at tile First Session 9fMe Thirty
Eighth C0ngress.

PUBLlC-NO. 173.
An ACT to provide Internal Revenue t
support the Government, to pay Inter
est on the Public Debt, and for othe
Purposes.
Warehouse receipts for any goods.
merchandise. or property Of any
kind, not otherwise provided for,
held on storage in any public or
private warehouse or yard, twenty
five cents. 2
Weighers' returns, If for q weight not
exceeding FIVE thousand pounds,
ten cents. i
Exceeding five thousand pounds,
twenty five cents. 2
Legal Documents
Writ. or other original process by
which any suit 10 commenced in
any court Of record, either Of law
or equity, fifty cents. s
Where the amount claimed in \ writ
issued by . court not Of record. is
one hundred dollars OF over. fifty
eeuts. 5
Upon every confession ot Judgment.
q coenovit. foe oae hundred dollars
o. ever. Except in those cases whsre
the tax Sar the writ Of a commence
nsat ef suit has been paid fty
er0kS- ,
Wriss - sthW process O aPPrsb
fsua jusair~s' es@s % sshss courts
II s-~s~~xx<srrr so . ~,~~~s IL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

REsoLurIox.-No. 20.
A Resolution to provide for the Printing Of
official Reports of the Operations Of the
Armies Of the United States.
Resolved BY tie Senate and Hoxss
Of Representatives. Of tie United Sfates
Of An'erioa IN COngrcss assembled. That
the secretary ot War be. and ne il hereby,
directed to furnish the superintendent Of
public printing with copies Of all such cot
respondener, BY telegraph or otherwise.
reports Of commanding officers. and doc
u1snss lsf every description in rrlatioa to
ths existing rsbellion, 10 Be fouDd in ths
ssehivss Of his a<partnens since the frse
asy q Dsrsnbcs. eighties hundred -
SIXTY. 10 the Presess ti.s. ~ dssiag IL
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06
GREsOLUrIoN-NO. 2S. I

REsoLUrIoN-No. 2S.
Joint Resolution for the Payment of Vol
unteers called out for not less than Ono
Hundred Days.
Resolred by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States
Of AmericG in Cosgress assembled, That
the sum of twenty-five millions Of dollars
be, and the same is hereby. appropriated
out Of any moneys in the treasury not 9TH
srwise appropriated for arming, equipping,
clothing, subsisting, transporting, and
paying volunteers that may be received by
the President for any term not less than
one hundred days.
Approved. May 6, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

REsoLUTIoN-No. 81.
Joint Resolution to increase temporarily
the duties ON Imports.
Resolred BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
gf america in Congress assembled. That
until the end Of sixty days from the pas
soge Of this resolution, fifty per cent, of
the rates Of duties aud imposts now i'm
posed by law on ali goods, wares. merchan-
disc, and articles imported, shall be ad-
ded to the present duties and imposts now
charged on the importation of such arti-
cles: Poided. That printing paper un-
sized. used for books and newspapers ex-
clusively, shall be exempt from the ope-
ration of this resolution.
Approved, April 20, 1864.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-06

Rs>eIrrssS-Ne- sSl
Jsins k~>ssuai>a dRsrfiae d. Csuusss<s
a the Coudses ofthe Wa 10 exanias
into the src~nf Attack On Fort PiIIow.
kessirad by sAe Senate Gsd Hss~
- RTrese.faf,res sr fis TsifeJ !Sssfes
y A~eTsca AZ Co.svess es>~LieS. Thse
the joint committee on the conduct o(
the var be, and thry arc hereby. instructed
to inquire into the truth Of the rumorcd
slaughter Of the Union troops, after their
surrender, at the recent atfsck Of rebel
forces upon Fort Pillow, Tennessee; -
also. whether Fort Pillow could have been
sufficiently reinforced, or evacuated, and,
il 30, Why it was not done; and that they
report the facts to congress as soon as
possible.
Approved, April 81, 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
CONSTITUTION,
AND TIE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
FOR DIABETES, and DISEASES e ~
KIDNEYS md BLADDER
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED BY the MIDI
Ii cal Faculty and the public to be the most
diseases Of the sfOMACH. LlvkR. KIDNEYS
and ,, ADDER that has ever been offered
1t IL not nfxERAL WATER. II il from experience
that cVNsfiru rs0N WAFER hiss emhuated and We
nov say let no man doubt, when \ single bottle
hiss been known 70 cure diseases which the best
edisn talent in this country hss failed 10 relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues VI Constitution
Water ca.snot BE- classed under 'quack" prepare
tons. "A II Is now used by the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II Is only second claae
physicians that cry down popular remedies while
the better skilled make use ofevery means 10 &C.
eompsh cure; and the succesa u tie ply s'cians
increases - his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce cure. while Other tail 10
the attempt Science ID satisfied with The truth.
Give Constitution Wster : lair trial-we mean
you who are under some spec,atsst's care from
yeas 10 year. and We particularly alIude 70 ladies
who arc constantly resorting u local Treatment,
and all sorts Of local applications for diseases.
with so much chance II success as there would b..
from local applications to the throat for diseases
Of brain. We have been careful to use language
in our circular that could not shock the mint del
isate orgunilssiOn, but We receive many COM
munications from persons for which Constitution
Water Is adapted, snd 1T vh"se disease no men
tcn has been made, that We have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy is capable Of pro
ducing a cure, no matter what the disease may BIZ.
il should be- made known The medicine is put
up for the public and there should be no excep-
tons. We say. Constitution " stcr il not like .
gided pill. made 10 suit the eye and taste; it Is
medicine, in every sense OF the tenn placed IN
the hands Of the people tor their telief. and II
taken according to the directions il will IN every
case produce a radical cure. W. would SAY that
the directions In regard 10 diet etc. relate only TO
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

FOR NEARLY A gu AFTER Or A CENTURY
Mathews Venetian Hair ljye hiss been extern
entire satisfaction. VI -
The VENETIAN DYE is the best and chcapes,
n The world. Its price is only Fifty Cents, am.
sach bottle contains double. the quantity Of dive
IN those usually sold tor a.,
THIS HAIR ny Z n annfactured BY pecu-
i1ar Process which reud.rs It immemsursbiy su-
yeriHf g anytting In hsphaps n u Dye now o
ever before the people. beng complete in on.
bottle. no prcpns ationis required, which greatly
simptfes the APPLICATION.
IN USING ThISNi q yUu avoid that Dusty.
Dirty appearance by which dyed hair and whis-
kers are SO readily recognized, when an interior
article has been used besides it produces per-
fectly natural sAor IN any sSsde that may be de-
sired-"ne that viii not fade. croch or wssh gu,
-ane that r. as pcsInanens as the hair itself For
saae ny dtoggisss. price 50 cents.
A. MATHEWS, General gent.
:; .s...,lxl. lyGpsd street. ~ York.
Also manufacturer of NArssws' Anx,cA HstR
Gloss. the best hair dressin . IN use' n isrrr,
-~s'e" lHice ~ cents octS1 div -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

Tss staple productions Of the town Of
CAssasr, N. H., srs men and women. With
1900 psspls, The town cast s1e votes in
1ooo. ed hes sont 100 men into the army.
Two natives Of Chester have been Governors,
evs Chief Justices, two Senators in Con
gress, one Attorney General, and 70 on
through . long list; showing that equality
10 socisl condition is the most favorable for
general intelligence and tho development Of
talent and genius. The people Of that TOM
hsss 70 dig OF de-" and probably the u.
ssDs = % ons ID ovsr o. 900 pr yssr, and
~ 9TH majority net usrs than $500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
A WoLr SToRY.-The following story is
reported from the Forrest Of Ardennes:

IA baby was sleeping, its mother was pre-
pairing broth for it, when, looking up, she
saw wolf entering the door, and making
straight for the cradle. The frightened wo
man seixrd burning long of wood and hur'-
ID it 1t the intruder. Too iasc The wolf
caught up tn. baby and ran d. The moth
er followed frantic, and cry ITO the res
cuew Three woodcuttcrs. returning from
their work, heard the cries, pursued ana
overlook the grim thief, which was hamper
I'd by its prev, and finally assaulted him. The
beast showed tremendous fight, and was not
killed till after long struggle. in which the
child was badly hurt The wolf, however,
was killed at l,st. and the child restored t.
its mother. who, returning home, found that
the burning log which she had tllrown at
tho wolf had st fire to and destroyed her
house. i-. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
Since the month Of August. 1864. Ne
Asvs captured the following oumber II guns
from ~ iosusgents:
August 8. At Fort Gaines. !. !. 3. -
AuguAt Sat Fort Powell ........ 10
August SIN the Shenandoah. ....... 3
August l3-On north bank Of James. :. 10
August IA On north bank OF JAMS. :
August l6--On north hank Of James -. 3
August 16-22-By Fitzpatrick in Geor
ga. ....... -....-.-.. .......
August 23-Fort Morgan. ........... 60
September 2-Atlan,a ..... 81
September f. East Tcnuessee. ..... 4
September l9-Opequan Creek, Va. - 3
September 22-F'shcr Hill, Va. ...... 90
September 27-Chapin's Farm. $3.50. 10
October 9-Strasburg, Va. .......... IL
October 17-In Shenandoah, by Sheri-
dan. .-.---.
October l9-Near Winchester, by Sher-
idan w
Oc,oher 27-At Little Blue River, by
Pleasanton ..........
October 25--At Big Blue River, by
Pleasant0O .
October 29-At Norristown, Tenn, by
Gfiem. ..... .
October 27-At Plymouth, N. g., by
navy. ................... 30
October 3l-At Decatur, Alabama, BY
IhOmas ......... ......-......
November l5-Dccember l4-In Geor-
gia. by Sherman. -. 30
November 24--At Jackson, Miss, by
Candy ..-............... 2
November 30-At Stony Creek, Va, by
tircgg y
December AT Porotaligo, S. c.. 6
December ~ t. 9O-Stonenlan's raid
through East Tennessee. ........- 90
December l3-Fort Nc Allister, Ga. -. ~
December Is to 17--In Tennessee. by
Thom,s. 81
December ls-Ashbyville Ky. B
Dece nbcr 22-Savsnnah .............15O
December 25-Bcfnro Fort Fisher. -. 4
January Is to l7-Forts Fisher and Cas-
well. -. :. -. i've
February charleston. including ~
guns previously captured on the Sa.
vannah Railroad, and six by General
February 10 to 22-Wilmington and Vi
clnity ................ -..-..--. "
OrAnd total. ,SVs
This docs not include numerous other
guns captured or destroyed on the Ala
bama, Florida, Tennessee. and other rebe|
craft. During the same time we have lost
not to exceed thirty five cannon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

W
The Washington correspondent Of the
7rareler narrates how an ambitious gentle
man was badly sold"
"A singular story is told in political cir
clcs respecting the secretaryship Of the
treasury department. Two or three weeks
ago. Mr.. Morrill,. Of Vermont, advised Mr..
Hooper to withdraw his name as candidate
Tor the place. His argument was convnc
ing. Said he, there are two other randi
dates from Massachusetts,. and you will fail.
If you withdraw your name now you will
stand better before the country than II you
do not withdraw Mr. Hooper acted on the
advice, and sent letter through the hands
Of Mr.. tessenden to the President, percmp-
torlly Withdrawing his name as candidate
for secretary Of the treasury depar, nent =
Now, judge Of his surprise when, upon meet
ing Mr.. Lincoln . day or two aimee. he was
accosted as follows: Twas very sorry, Mr..
Hooper, to receive your letter declining the
use Of your name for the treasury depart
ment. had just made up my mind to send
your maine into the Senat" when got it.'
The question is, what does Mr. Hooper
think Of Mr.. Morrill, rs an adviser ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS THE PILLS
THAT CTRE.

There ore thou ands Of persona Who have
for years been dosing with some afAvorite
pills, and imagine that they cannot live with
out them. When W. hear that man has
been taking snch and such pills for years, -
It il fair to presume he Is taking worthless
remedy. Yet there are many who have
been afflicted kAh Cceiiveness, Indigestion,
Constipation, Liver Complaint, Jsuedire,
Dyspepsia, &C., for years, and from habit
have used some fayorite pill that sffnrds
mere Temporary relief. without thinking that
hepills they are taking increases the orig
inal complaant Now - guarantee that Il
these misguided people win take Rad~ay's
Pills that from one to six boxes win cure
them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
A SURE CURE FOR
DRUNK ENNESS.
In. ZANE'8 ANTlDOTE. . sure cure for
Drunkenness. Reed The following with the tss-
timonials and be convinced:

The love for Intoxicating drinks il directly
owing ia an artificial sppetite--in other words. :
perversion Of the sense Of taste. superinduced
by continued excess~s In the use II spirituous
liquors. Intempersnce is consequently net =
natural indfmity. but ALWAYS depend 1t IN av
tifc,sl causes These once removed. Ire victim
Of intbriety win f6sc al inclination or desire for
the injurious baveragr
d.. lanes ANTIDOTE, BY IL spec e. ..
normal condition. The cvstsag f6r spifituous
drinks q once ceases. and what before had been
IN ire VI biz passion. now 6eermes disaastsful.
obnoxious and rcpnlsive.. The remedy il per
fectly harmless " directions are followed u
exercises Al slAaast n,axseSl sff,ct u causing =
deep-seated 0rosion for all slcoholic drinks, and
increases the appetite for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
CARD TO ENyALIDS.

Clergyman. while residing in south Amer
Gu as u missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervo US Weakness, Ear
Is Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal
Organs. and the whole train Of disorders brought
on by bancful habits. Grca, numbers have been
alread, cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by a desire to benefit the Effected and unfur,u-
nate will send the receire TOR preparing and
using this medicine, IN sealed envelope. to any
one who needs it, Ere, 81 tha,ge
Please iucose stamped enveope-addressed
- you' self.
Address, JOSEPH r INMAN
Station u. Bible House,
nv5-dly New York City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27

n l,:,:;k; :;lIIesla

D <g,:.:;k; :;l|staa
. - = t 01lu6oib ssia socssepfn
s7ADeuCooD1Du 11otum..u1H Hs1stpo hnd
49, nsaad.s ssshsssae 49, Two
49, 1IS1nass 4 Any aaA ~ uslss |;
- CuousI P1s,ae. csassctieg se9snrae
- Hsorssssa, tkirty-twe nilss; hssslsa-
- vsIS9, ilsn Sscrasssts y faartss,
49, 100 ~ Calilssois Csssssl, hsm
49, = Liassln, about sixtssn miles; ths
n NSssA ONsslina, from Maryssiils = Osoville.
s1tnky.ains miles; and The Alneta Valley
r - ~ I'm Antonio y Sam Lsanaro,
~ ~ conplstsd. OF these, I'll save the
Cnlilosnia Central Which u mortoaged TO
: Sunuel Bvsnnan for more than Il u worth
n IL prssut order, are doing . remunsra-l
tivs business. Stockton Is agitating rail-
seea V that city. end it is expected that in
~ ysass more . complete network Of rail-
rod will tsavsrse The State 1t every avail
ahoe polnt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-27
rcvy PUBLICATION.
LlMDlS on vEnsREll DISEASES
~
Edmund Lanslis, M. Dr.

I y . = VI CNtc0go, ~.
The FIRST part u this work i now ready for the
press. Il Is xlsbgfate ana complete in ITS details.
Is intended 10 illustrate every part, variety and
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J. J. KRONER, DnAn Sn Please And en-
Antidote for Strong Drink" and send A soon
as possible. will say for your. benefit or salts
faction, that boss workman OF mine has taken
two boxes Of your Ax1frorE and has been a so
Der man for three months. and says lie has not
had the slghtes, taafe for liqnof in the last two
months more, and never thinks Of il Prcvi.
Gus to This time. God u.ly knnws when he d ew
a sober breath. Yours. truly,
WIRE.