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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
II Con. s. Cooper
Nxw Toax, Nov 10.

A Folly Island letter .f the l4th t.
the Tribune says:
Matters remain pretty much the same
~ they lately were.
At las, sdvces the commandment OF
Sumter still continued at intervals, our
batteries being occupied principally j"
returning tie fire OF Moul.ri AID Of the
works on Sulll-an's Island.
New York, Nov. is.
The Ueroids Full5 Island letter OF
10th says: The enemy opcned a Sc
we're FIRE from mort H on Sull.van Is
land. Some OF the guns OF Greg be-
ing turned on them. he rcbe 5 ceased
They DID 30 damage.
Col. Barton, 45n N. T.. has boen ap-
pointed to command the forces at Hilton
Head, Fort Pulaski and Tybce Island.
The Times dispatch from tue army Of
the Potomac, says It's believed the en-
envy has now only strong picket Inc
on the Rap,dan, and that Lees army has
fallen back to some other potion.
A heavy ram has made the roads al
most impossible.
Gen. Butter has gone to North Caro-
lima to inaugura'e the policy be com
menced at Fort Monroe. Before lcay-
ing b. began work OF plan for enist
ing and organizing tho blacks 10 the
Virginia portion Of his department.
We hear from Fort Monroe that it is
probable that the rebel prisoners in our
hands will be sent to Butler for SAT,
keeping.
The Richmond Dispatch says:
Advlces from Northern Virginia indi-
cate that Meade is advancing with view
to bringing on general engagement,
which prob ably won't dc declined when
the proper time arrives. Meads's whole
army is known to be south of the Rap
pahannock. His advance yesterday wa.
several miles south Of the court house,
moving in the direction Of the several
ferds Of the Rapidan.
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DER. HUNTEK
Treats Manv D iseas es /.

Treats Manv . iseas es
,,...r MANY CHRONIC Dis
.-s-1s.sssh EAsgs incidental TO the hu-
|s*Ss1A.ek man family, and even such a.
Z48M have heretofore been consid
O cred incurable by the medical
faculty OF the world, are skill
full, f,.,,ed With distinguished success BIB DR..
WM Nh TER. aDa. JAMES HUNTER and
Or. Hlys vONSBADEN, of Leipsic Germany
These three scient fc Physicians and surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards Of forty years. They esIecisiiy call the
| attention Of the afflicted 10 the following nsMea
diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group Consumption.
Ind the most distressing Of al diseases the
ASTHMA Or PATnisIO and all ether complaints OF
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
90 ses of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen
Bladder 81 Bowels, such AS iysrepsia, which is
very distressing complaint. uiarrhoe ',Dysen,ary
Ccnstip cation or con inuea ,'tivenoss- This Ia!
ter disease most alw .ys p'einouces
Piles and E'10tI11as
Which Is treated with marked sueies. without
ire often diseased and Seusalgia, Rheumatism,
Gou. and Paralysis are distressing conplsins.-
Also all Female Complaints, such az Weakness.
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knIre
CaRcR,xosA. or CANCER, is another disease that
has h, therto bs led t,,e skill of the errdlte and
learned doctors Of the world. This monstrous
ilyira must now bow its head, for il can becured
All Tamors. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores. lid dis
eases. White Swelliugs, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with tine knife.
Di0oA~o1 OF tho Eye0.
SUCH a. Lach rynal + ssula. >srab ismus or Cross
Ewes, Black or White spots on the Eye Bail, Sore
yes Blindness aud Cs,ara,t-
inc latter disease can often be cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
cataract will do v ell to call aud les the Doctor
anime heir Ease. A large assortment OF
Artificial Eyes, pe .tecttg natural. All
deeusss of the Ear.
Such a. roaring or buxEipg sounds. offensive dis
charges and deafness. The doctor has Tubes and
Ear Drums and Oncles. of all sizes an discrip-
tons, which restore nearing very perie,t to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will en- lose ten cents. Write
with 20 ur full rsme towr, county and State
Your letters will be prom pity answered he as
%, ticu!ar as you can in giving full history Of
your disease. Address
DIR HUNTER, or DR.. VAN RsDEN.
Box 6o7o Poet Office.
Hours from 9 A. N. TO P. II. Office No. sl
Paodoiph corner OF ilearbcn street, Chicago, III
o..1-dlv
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ERIE RAIL " AN.
&QsR 1lilzR
Greet Broad Gauge Dssais Track and 7sssgreyA
Rosse, 20
NEW YORK. ROSTHN
.AJs'D lei E.aaTER.E CITIES
CaPsyias shs Gseas WossePn aud NeeaA
western Uhnon4 S>etes Nails.
ExPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AM
- Buffalo, daily, on the arrival Of oil trains Q
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close eonnec
tous with trains from cleveland, Chicago. Mi
wauAee, st Louis Burlington, Keokuk. St Pan.
Dubuque. Galena, Iowa City, &c-the only car
running through from the Lakes 70 New Yorh
WITHOUT GRANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare alvavs - Ian
% ~ any other route.
be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rsii.
road which are sold st I'll the principal raj road
Offices in the West. - -
This Rosd sGords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior "a any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New Yerk dsily, making close connee.iop.
through 70 eli points 6sst ssd uuioi., tims tS.a
ev1 before made ON zap line.
For Freight rates, enSsirs Of J c Oatnan. -
cf4edv.y, Chae Thnruian, lSs Broadway. n. q
y Asehsss 3 Soath street, NY;J s Dunlsp
e 49, street bostsa Erie ailway Of8oe. q
- .Cazs: snor, e..a ss,.. ~ 81
e. cfaMo.1, Wsstesn Agent, Chiesec. n.
4 sA's e. 1@'aA lss'iai ~ IssN
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$3.50 rSsssescssses Gose.e =. owe1Sea Neee.
both: Of your ssr..pasia sarsd as iiee Goss,s
isFeo iFOm vsFsWo ysen"
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USerine Ulceraeieo, Resnols 1i.,esrs.
Dr. J. n g. Channins. AZ Nev Yo.S rStv -s;....
=. most chserfaily comply with IT, NV ~ ,".s
agent IN saying have found your , ssrscSr,IIs =
moot s.esll.1t slssrssiys q Is s.nsros. se.-
especialiy In Yss.oie DIseoses m 4. ScsoS.,css
diathesis have cured many iSvstsrats osess al
vas caused by xcerotion Of ths uievss ~ Sic.r
alton itsslf was soon cured. Nothin1 vith,s ~.
knowledge eqaals Il for thsse hnsle 1sfanscnsntak
Edward g. Marrow, q Nswbury, Ala, wris..,
IN ~ family, which 6ad ds6ed HI ~ remeiIs. -
could employ, has q length been eompls1slY eursS
y ycar Extract q s.fsapanlis OR pSysciss
bat Be advised ihs thai u yosr Sarsspanis . thc
l.st resort before cutting I'D y p.ossa sesctsai.
q ihs diossss rsnaiss"
0ypASols eoA Mssoasaal Dsur>.a.
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81 Ire effects have rssised vh yo.,. 4 AT
have cared with, Il, In ny pcacejoe nasl 81 IL
sonp!aints for which 4 = recommended. asd have
Vesereal and Msresfial Disense One 81 nv -.
tients had Syphtc ulcers In IL thpoei. whjch vsre
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toms IN bis nose the alteration had eaten away
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yielded 70 my sdminist'at,on Of your Saraaparilla:
sne ulcers healed ana ne y we'll again. MOI 81 eours
without , s dlsneurstIon 70 llis i.ce A wo,naS
who had been treated for tn same disorder b. ~
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damp day she su6ercd excruciatlug Main =. ~,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18
Please 10 Observe.

In consequence Of the numerous applications
Nk sOLOMOk has h ad for his Patent Specss-
cles, / Q will p,olong his stay few days. TO suit
those persons who have not yet been supplied.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

s'hseass and Rook island eksslr0.

WIN Err ARRANGEMENT,I 1863.
~ And AFT Hk MONDAY NOV. 1s 1873
y and until further notice, trains ~sii leave
davenport daily, Sundays excepted, rs follows:
0aEus eApIosSs ~eese...............&4 40 p n
, usaans asrive ct Davenport daily, Sundays e.
!st night express It,. yas.
~ aehy express and mail train At. ..6O5P.n
~ traa,s ova this routs are in direct counsxiou
S.nnsseo v.th erains ovcr both the Michisap
Ias.ssn, Mohigan central, Pittsburc. Fort
.ynr, sad Chicsgo Rsilroad TO and from I ns.
stss rr'sd 6,, StSiu%sss c:ysland Cinoinnsti
~, New York, Paiiads phia Ba.timsr. ~. .s A.oa
inetoa. ma wash
-. s... sss ssmindsd Of the necessity ..
Asi! bagsaes. also toprocurs tickets bsf.s"saS %
- theifssets = The cars. - the condsstnr. "a.
lootfareo eoly TO stations on The line a. :. az
ooeo aa3 Re- lelaad RaileeaA. -o0a
JOHN TRACY, Sspsriats,ae,.
Uss9Ds"sb Sesss ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-18

Solageat Wholesale in Chicago by FULLkR.
INCH FULLkR K. and all druggists.
County Newfoundland Dealers sunnl;.s
by A. +. Croskey and G. H. teck With. Chicar
Sod lin Daven ort By +. Jscoby, IL, Il. s. bal
lord, Stevenson ! Carnahsn, !. J. Wells, q.
Sold ut Wholesale by Beiderbecke i Miller and
F. Reddewig. my2S-dAvlv.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
yoR rns RAPID cuRs OF


CoagAs, Colds, 1n0oemsa. Dleaesena0,
Cfoop, 1reechtets, onetpaeos Ceas
su@Peaea, 500 fer ne Relief
- Coosoanpa6ve Raaieneo
In o6va0ceA 0e00co
u he Disease.
This 10 . remedy 30 universally known to suype0
any other for the cure Of throat and lung eompanta
that 1t 10 useless here TO publish the evidences Of r.
virtues. lts unrivalled excellence for coughs ne
colds, and III truly wonderful cures Of puImOnasY
disease, have made Il known throughout the civil
lied nations Of the earth. Few are tie communities,
or even families, among them who have net soma
personal experience Of its eHects some living
trophy in their midst Of it, victory the subtle
and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungA
A. all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders
and a they know, too, the effects Of this remedy,
We need not DO more than TO assure them that ho0
now al the virtues that II did have when nakinH
the cures which have won 70 strongly upon w.
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared b. Dr.. J. G. AyE1 I o.. level, Hsn
h. &, -tsiO.d, Stepsenson q -. ai.nD, 4. J..
" ellis, !. JseOby, Jr., D,'sen ! Eech, @ -cbs.
pe. n. K"vac~. J. White. 10 Iaire. ljssS
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DIR. SWEETS
xMfOIltblE LtntMeMf.

/ AOs . ~ - - u -
INfStltbIs LtntMeMt.
TBE0
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
For Rhesmstism.. 0oss Nt~r~igis. LsmScSp. Sic
Neck and Joisss, Sp'sins, 6ruises. Ctss aAS
Woa"ds. Pites. Headache, and al khss-
ssatie and Nervous d. s0rdsss
". ~. DhtB Nsvet. Of ssnM q teut.
Tho Great Natural Bone Setter
''r. Stephen swost, u Connecticut,
Is known oil over the United States,
Dr. Stsphes Sweet Of e. ssoeti cst.
Il the aashor Of Dr.. Swsst's Isfanibls Ii, .im,st
~. Sweet's DnfaDltbIe Linz nent
Csrss Rheumatism ssd never fsiis.
DT. Sweets JDfali1bls llnlnnent ~
IL . certain remedy for Nearsl.. 10.
Dr.. sweets lsfalU' ale l.inimert NJ
Csrss Bsrss asd ssaids y ansaisssly A~
Dr.. sweets lD1 anlble.l is1nsnt -
L the best known rsvssdy for sprsias and Bssisss,
DF. SWosrs ODlalD1DIe ljsIoeHS
Gives Immediate eslisf 70 Piles, and esldns I'm,
To- cure n
Dr. Sweet's DAfalllble ljaineDt A
csrs' hsadashs innedistsly asd W. new
Dr.. sweets lsfallIble LiDlsept
Ano9os l0meo0te RELIEF Tor FLEA ani sal3cn a
fails % cure. 8fA
Dr. sweets lsfslllb,s Linlnsnt -.
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p~-..ce!e FFspsislss, Nssuiek c. 80 n
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1aATHeT NEWS
0CR sPerlAL plsPAcnEs. (,
: iSU ba,sie rspeefsd hi.
Weck on she Kappa
49, $40 hammock.
Oomhardment Of sumter
Continues.

rs vN f tWeeid's Special
kf6 s. WAsaneroN, Nov II.
The Republican Of this evening de-
clarss that it is expected that Gens.
Meade and Lee will have battle ere
the, enc. OF the present week.
: The impression is confirmed some
what, q We learn directly from the front
to-day that it is understood that t'cn.
Meade n only advances to the kapidan,
but he is TO Cross it before the close oil
the week and obtain battle if possible.
Tn army it in exceien. cond iiion, es'
pecially The cavalry.
The promptitsde of the government
inpaying the soldiers has most salts
factory influence.
A Richmond paper contains the fol-
lowing:
NOME, Nov. 2.
- II Gen. s. Cooper
The following dispatch from Tennessee
was received yesterday, dated the 10th
inst, from Col. Harry Maury, command
ing the 10Th Cavary:
We dashed in yesterday above bayou
Sara on plundering party OF yankees,
800 strong, and drove them to their
iron clads with great slaughter.
We brought off their wagons trains
and IS prisoners from underneath one OF
their gunboat-. Osly three were
wounded Of ours.
(Signsd) DAsxzY II. MAusY,
Maj. Gen.
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DR.C. w. ROBACk

,r'Prietor Of Stomach Bi,tsrs, Bloos
'ur'her, Blo.d Pills, Catawba 40
wee ish praaGie Mapufactor,
81 % 81 4 81 L. Sd St., Gin %.
q. c. COOK, Chicago, Gexl AGENT
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BEWARE OF COuNrERrE1rsi

See that the signature Of G. n. Jackson 10 On
che wrapper.
Price Per Bottle Is cents, Or half dozen for -
Shoald your nearest druggist not have the q.
ticle do not be pat OF BY any Of the intoxicating
prepaea,ious that may be offered in IL palce but
ssad to NJ and " viii forward securely Rocked
b. express.
1Ptiseipal once asd MsasfAstss,s
No. .031 Arch 81.
"a 101O - Nv ~ 60
(Hussesus = Q. n. Jsskssa = ca.
- - 81 s Rfopsioeosa.
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No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They viii cure the above diseases in
ninety-nine cases cut Of hundred.
Do YOU Want SOMETHING To S.nkHGTH
EN- your
DO you wAET A GOOD APPETITE
Do YOU WANT 10 BUILD UP YOuR con
s1IfUTIONs
Do YOU SAINT TO FEEL WELL
Do YOU WANT To GET hID Or NERVOUS
DO YoU WANT ENERGY,
DO You WANT To sLEkP WELT
DU YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELlNG1
If.you 90. use
HOOH lands GtrManaa Rsfy~rn.
From Rev. j. Newton Brown, D. D., aitor of the
Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommeni
''atcnt edicines III general, through dis rust oi
their ingredients and effects; 1 Jet know OF no
sufficient reae, rs why man may not ies,isy TO
what be believes h,mselt to have received from
any simple prep'ration, in he hope that he may
tnns contribute - the benefit OF Others
do this more readily in regard 70 tioo6a. d.
German Filters, pre- pareu by Nv. {. NJ. J ckson,cf
this CITY, bee ause was prejudced against them
tor many years, under the impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
10 my friend hobtlt shoemaker, Esq, fer the re-
wovai OF this prejudice by proper tests. and tor
great and long Continued debility The use OF
three bottles Of these b;tters at the beginning oi
the present ear, was iollon cd by evident relief
ana restoration 10 degree of bodily and mental
vigor which has not felt Tor six months before
and had almost desl aired OF regainpg. l there
tore thank God and my friend for direc ling me 70
the use Of them. J NEWTON bRSWN.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d lsRl
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Many rsmarkable curve Of thess affections have
been made by the alteestive power orthis medicine
stimulates the vital functions into vigorous sctIon,
ana thus OvercomeA disorders which would be SOP.
posed beyond its reach. Such Q remedy has long
been required by the necessities Of the people, snd
medicine can 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

A CoPPERHEAD PHILosoPHER-Here
is bright specimen of Copperhead logic.
1t is from the Ft Wayne Times of the
1lih inst, and fairly "knocks anything
of the sort-any reasoning upon "the
cause of the war that has been seen
lately 1t is probably the most annihi-
Iating logic that has ever been produced
in this country, and makes one shudder
to think of the consequences it might
produce, if once fairly set going. Here
it is, complete;
Is it not time we began to think for
ourselves, and know where we are going
and what we are doing? Now what shall
sc gain by continuing the war? Some
Of you will answer that we shall wipe
out slavery, and that was the cause of
the war; Then we must stop and think.
By thinking we shall see that that state
mentis is a fallaey. The manner in schich
zoe dealt NTH slaUeTy aOas the immediate
cause Of the aCar If slavery was the
cause of the war, then the negro was the
cause of slavery We must kill him.
Then as God was the cause of producing
the negro, we would annihilate the Al
mighty by such logic"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28
ed to regard the welfare and prosperity

ed to regard the welfare and prosperity
of others as my own. have never,
since l can remember, required a great
amount of sleep, so that 1 conclude l
have already enjoyed fully an average
number of waking hours with those who
reach their three seore-years and ten
| have not as yet been driven to the use
of glasses, but can see to read and write
quite comfortably But more than that,
[ have generally enjoyed remarkably
good health. l might go on to recount
unnumbered and unmerited blessings,
among which would be some very severe
Affections, and those the most needed
blessings of ALL And now, Yhsn | think
how easily l might be left to spoil all l
have done or suffered in the cause Of
Freedom, l hardly dare wish another
voyage, even if l had the opportunity. It
is long time sincetwe met; but we shall
now soon come togetherin our Fathers
house, l trust Let US hold fast that
we already have, remembering we shall
reap in due time if we faint not
Thanks be even unto God, who giyeth
US the victory through Jesus Christ our
Lord And now, my old warm-hearted
friend, good bye
Your affectionate cousin,
JOHN Brown.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28
A New Democratic Anniversary.


The Sunday Enquirer ushers in the
new Democratic anniversary be intro
| ducing the South Carolina Secession
Address, thus: This day is the anni-
versary of Secession, and it is over three
years since it was inaugurated. Our
readers will thank us therefore for this
opportune publication"
! This is frank and complimentary es-
timate of the tastes and proclivities of
the readers of that journal. There are
three conditions which are said to be
conducive to truth: infancy, idiocy and
inebriation. Which was it that brought
| out this? ~.
1t was time that the Democratic party
had a new anniversary day and new
fathers to celebrate The fourth of July
is too much identified with the radical
| spirit of liberty, for the use of that party
jefferson is dropped for his anti-slavery
| literature jackson and the Sth Of Jan
uary are ignored because they bring up
unpleasant feeelleetions of his course
towards South Carolina Secession And
so the party was stripped of saints or
daysto. celebrate.
Shade of Old Hickory Imagine his
expletive burst when he hears that the
Democratic party. celebrates the South
Carolina Secession as a party birthday,
and re-peblishes her secession address as
new declaration Of independence.
From our knowledge of the Enquirer
literature, we should think its belief that
its readers will thank it for reproducing
| this secession address, well founded
! Anything but secession reading would be
| too sudden change FOR the safety of its
readers. A ha,at of intemperate use of
the most unwholesome stimulants cannot
be broken off suddenly without danger
Gus prostration The habit must be nit
| igated by degrees Therefore, we sup
| pose this South Carolina Secession ad-
dress is better for the readers Of the En-
qairer than sudden change to anything
wholesome, loyal or patriotic.
+ The Enquirer commends the address
as enabling its readers ITO look the truth
of such matter in the face" and as
"the production of r. B. Rhett, who is
reputed 10 be the ablest leader of the
State. This is malignant thrust at
Alexander Ii. Stephens, one of the
ablest politicians of the South. who has
given his declaration of the causes of
secession, and has declared that it was
not because.the South, had any grievance
in the Union, or any just complaint
against the North, but that it was TO sep
arate from nation founded on human
freedom, and to found an empire whose
cornerstone shall be human Slavery
]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28
ESTABLISHED, 1881
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