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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
Every Horse Owner
(hs'tssOlshes' Cullen,
Torso sheer / Veterinary surv eon

ONE DOOR WEST OF Coz. o. ~ 3 RoCx N, AVN
WISHES TO INFORM TIE Clr-
ixsns Of Davenport ana set, ~
COZ County generally th.. be has per u
manently located himself In this city vb.,. x.;.
prepared TO shoe horses on the scien,;s;c 49,;
pies After twenty yss,s study and prsetie. or
the anatomy Of tho foot, Of which time Re has
spent eleven years snder the supers e nd enc. ~
tne post veterinarians in Europe, be wishes to
h. .uss 10 WI give ssti.faction to all persons
nsvne nc!ses iaoorinR under the disease Of corns.
OF contraciion'. commonly called slough bound
.n'enerlng. overreachiDg, quarter crschs. nd
CRACKS, sprains Of the cosns. founders. rnS-bo.s.
ans spsvins. for oil Of which no was,snts = ne,-
iect cure II durable. The greater part Of these
;,S".s .'e caused ~ shosirs o. want Of proper
yuosmont jnel-dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

BOSTON, Jan. 5.
The examination Of Geo. I. Bailey on the
charge preferred by Count Joannes o! being
implicated in the Maiden Bank robbery and
murder ended to-day in the honorable &C
quittal Of the accused. The result was
nailed with applause in the court room, and
Mr.. Bailey's many friends congratulated
him
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court In and for the Canal, :,
:, scott, and State Of IowA. "
Ncg0s, osborn Lea -. n. q. Blakemore.
40 inc nbovs named n. n. Blskemore.
% are hereby noti1sd that there Il
NV on ME 10 the once OF The Ulerk Of ~ a..
N. court, 10 and for said county, pettioo Of
~ 49, Osoorn -, claiming Of you the ann
w nendrsd and thirty ave- dollars. ma io,.,-
81 snefson frsm the goth day Of ADri,. Is 40 =.
sns rate o. ten per coat per annum .ls" ~"
:em Of ose Sl-lU0 dollars, protest fee. =. ros.
Justly dae from You to said petitioners m ICY
s.in promissery note. dated pril 2O,h. isso ~.
aoie ninety dsys after date to The order of ~.
Oseofn : Lea, q the Rock Island bsnk. IN, az.
sam OF Two hundred asd thirty ave dolIs,s v;,h
interest at ten per cont from, date signed +, ..;a
A. blaksmore. Said petition sllsrs. th..
you, the sad defendant, ere non. e.den. 90 ,hs
state OF Iowa. and prays . wit Of attschm.n.
against your property.
And you are hereby further no iaed ,h.. -.
iess yoo appear and defend the aaid ~.
titionor on or before noon Of the second a.,
tho next term Of the sail District Court. 70 :.
begun and holden In the City of Davc.nor, %
the hrst Monday n,February, A. H., 1884 d,f.a,,
wiii DO entered against you and judgment r.nas.'
"a thereon for tho aforesaid sum ana in,e,.., -
gstner with costs in accordance with tho n,,,s.
Of petitioner. PsJer
r. D. CONGDON,
ooc1o-dsW Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
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CONCORD. N. H. Jan G

The New Hampshire Republican Conyen.
tion to day adopted series o! resolutions
sustaining the Administration, urging Wig
orous prosecution Of the war, expressing
confidence in the integrity aud financial e.
deity Of Secretary Chase, and recogn zng
patriots and traitors as the only two par
Ties.
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CINCISNATr. Ian =

A special 10 the Commercial from
Cumoe,land Gap dated the 9th SAYS:
That an Overwhelming force under
Sam ones attacked our troops a, Jones
vile Va, on Sunday, consisting 800
men, aflcr desperate res stance our
troops surrendered, losing 80 killed and
~ wounded, Que gun and two small
how!tzers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
DR.. c. II. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
CHR ONXC DISEASES.

=, Uners the most certain, speedy and effec.ual
NE hDIhS IN tho Word for the following COM
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
D'sa'es of1e Throat, Lsngs, Heart, Spleen, Liv-
e, Nomach, Iropsey in the Chest, Eye asd
Ear; Rhe"matssm, Neuralgia, Flts, and
o'he, Nsrrous Derangemenss :; oil
dise.ses Of the Blood, Sc, ofuja.
Erysipelas, Cancer. Feyer
sores, Leprosy. KID
neas aud an
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
A J HARRIS, dentist
w T MA0lLL. deatist.

Testimonials from St Paul: Gov Swift. En-.
Gov Ramsey, Chas Eaton, U 3 Marshsl; W l.
wilson. Samuel Wiley, ND, Il Stewart, y D..
n Patterson. deDtist. -
Wincna Testinoni als-John Ferd, Il D. A F
Hodges, MAJ OF, Ffanklin Staple, D, J N Cole.
D.
OrrIcs Horns From - l2a N, and Z to
o'clock pm.
g Odira ct the LeUlairs Hsuse Cc...,t..
t3oa Reoo, b.
- Prot Bsfnhasdt. owisg 70 sasagsnsst,
elsowhose will b. sble 70 renean hero ~ Dn,v .
o. 1870 >eaineenlunouf 49,.
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KEuKUK, Jan. 6.

KEuKUK, Jan. b.
Major General Curtis has been assigned
to the command Of the Department of Kan
sas and the Territories Of Nebraska and
Colorado and the Indian Territory, with
hesdqnlrters At Fort Leavcnwortb. lie
leaves for his new command as soon as the
roads are passablc.
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JOHN N. ADLER, NJ. d.
E. ). BARRO VS.. NJ. ID.


DAVENPOHT, Dec. TO- 1854.
This is to certify that Professor Be. phardt has
fitted Mrs. Thomson with pair Of Double Vision
Glasses. which fit her better AMI give her more
pleasure in their use than she has ever worm
From personal examination Of his glasses do not
hesitate TO recommend them as an Improvement
upon those ia common use. l believe the Pro.
lessor to be skiilful ard scientific opticisn.
J.J. TOMSON. NJ D.
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Important Cure Of Conyunption.

The Rev. A. G. HUAs, Of Indisnapolis. Ind.
adds his testim onial to the many Others perman.
emily cured Of Consumption, BY u Wo0unr Il
am most happy in Subscribing ny name amons
tho friends Of DR. Woodruff, to whom I 81.
knowledge grsatful remcmb erance for his pro.
fessionsl duties IN myself. had been afflicted
with ConsumftroE for the las. three years. and
for over year had rot been able 70 walk about 1.
had exhausted all the skill Of the best rhvei.
clans far and and near, snd Of late Il BEGAN "a
assume very serious aspect. and the lat ~ ~
hope had almost expired, when l heard Of the DR..
great success. ! applied u him under whose freai
ment the cure vas perfect IL six weeks. 90 ,het
Presumed ny occupatiou in The pulpit. All ira
ces q the disease dissppesrsa. I have bsen veil
end strong ever since II IL nov over two yea.
since the cure was elected, and still nv svstem
Times free from any trace Of tho disesse .hat
ever. must cheerfully recommend eli a6licsca
70 him. He has saved ny life and meuv \, hs,s
and ny prayer ore, God bless hin, and NAV he
live for many years, for the sake Of suffering hu.
manity.
REv.A. G. HUME.
IEDIAF0PoLIs, Feb. Is, 1863,
IMPORTANT TgsriH0NIAL-The following II
ono Of the many tsstimouials Of rsnerksble
cures, performed By DR. Woodruff, the eelebrs-
ted Cancer and Chronic Disease Physician, Who
has bee stopping for the past three weeks ct the
st. Nicholas Hotel. Ia ourcity;
Justice 70 Dr. Woodhall, the celebrated Cancer |
and Chronic Disease Ply sicsp, impels me % m
publicity 70 the following facts: Some fur yesrs
since, discovered wart on my lip, which ves
pronounced y the best Phy sisisns . Cancer. |
and employed the best medical ekiiI the
country afforded, and al tailed. And had siv. |
20 up ~ despair to die. Ny pains were ersst | /
knew could not last much longer. a. n,
v oodhulfs arrival here, and bearing Of his ven.
lerful cures, placed myself undr Sis tre,tmsr,.
70 IN tweotZ Hour hours after the application OF
he Doctor's Turkish Uancoe Salve. ihs CO..
= fafe
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Nkw YOsK. Ian.

A letter from Harpers Ferry states
that Coles Maryland cavalry have met
with a serious disaster. Sc out Is mo,
being either captured CT killed rear R. G.
tortown Va, where they encountered an
overwhelming force of rebels.
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:. DSC.
have been called upon bv rrofes sor Bernhart.
manufacturer of improved Spectacles, and from
personal tiial am satisfied that what be pro-
ieases to do can be r, lied Old, have ne hesita
tion whatever in recommending him to the pub.
lie claiming that those who wish to be accomo
dated can hardly fail to be gIatifed with Lis
corteous manner as we'll as with the use of his
improved glasses.
THOS. J. SANDERS m
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ST.. JOHNS. N. b. Jan. G.

In the Chesapeake case to. day the evi
isnce Of Daniel Henderson, second mate oil
enc To ner, vas taken and occupied the
mole iorenoon. He identified the prison.
ers. No new features we're elected. The
court adjourned till to-mcr-n~.
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DAYroN. O.. Jan. 6.

DAYTON, u, Jan. D.
The inquest held here to day over the
body Of Mis-. Khppiager, killed by the col
i'sion on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
ton RAILROAD yesterday, was adjourned TIL
to.morrow At ten O'Clock, awai,ing tue ar
avail Of important witnesses from Cincin.
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DIR. g. w. ROBACK,

DIR. G. w. ROBACK.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
G. A. COOK, Chicago, (sen1 Ast.
Sold At wholesale In Chicago by FULLER FINCH
FULLER, and all Druggists
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied b.
4. r. CROSKEY, and C. II. BECkWITH, Chicago.
Sss
Sold in fayentort by r. Jacoby, Jr.. +. 4. Bal.
lord, Stevenson h Cnrnaban, /. j. Wells, G.
SchlegeI. Ditzen 4 Koch and NJ. Kovsc..
Sold at wholesale by Beiderbecke h Niller and
F. Reddewig. my2s-d&wly
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6.

FHiLADELPHIA, Jan. ..
The Ice distractions in the Delaware and
Sukquehanna rivers have been overcome.
and all trains are nov running through
over the Baltimore & Ohio r. X. with reg
ulaiitY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
MEDICAL.

- -
N OF AL q q n q Q. &C !,
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
V.EGET.aHLE EXTRACT
~ PWre T0Mte.
DOCTOR.HO0FLAND's
o1Rn6AT 41xrUExa,
PREPARED BY
DIR. C. NJ JACKSON. Philadslphis, Pa,
WILL sYrEcruAlLY crRs
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
airing from disordered
Liver or Stomach.
such -
Constipation, In.
ward Piles, Fulness or
Blood to the head, acidity to
the stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, kulness or Weight
In the Stomach, Scr .tructations, sink.
ing or Fluttering at zoe Pit OF Stou ach,
Swimming Of the Head Hurried and Difficult
sfluttering Of the Heart, Choking OF SufIocat.
ing Sc. saiion' when in lying posture, Dimnsss
of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Eight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Heai, deficiency of Per-
spiration, Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain in the Side, Back Chest. Limbs,
&C., Sudden Pushes of Heat.
Burning in tho Flesh,
Constant Imaginings
Of Evil and great
Depression Of
sndlwill: positively prevent YELLOW FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER, acc
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They will cure the above diseases in
ninety mine cases out Of hundred.
W YOU WANT SOMETHING TO l KENGTH-
EN- your
Do you WANT A GOOD APPETITE
Do r f0u Want TO BUILD UP YOUR CON.
DO You WANT TO FEEL WELL
W iOO WANT ~ YET KID Or NERVOUS
NESS?
DO You WANT ENERGY,
20 You WANT TO SLEEP WELT
" YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS
If you do. usei
xa0ON0N6S German Ritl erO
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, DID,, Editor of the
Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge.
:, Although not dispOsed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through disirust Of
their ingredients and effects; l yet know of no
samcient reasons why man may not testisy to
what he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute ~ the benefit Of others.
DO this more readily in regard to Hoofard's
TERN an Bitters, prepared by Dr. q. II. j. ckson of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
1or many years, under the Impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
to my fritn nd &c bert Shoemaker, ESQ for the re-
noval OF this prejudice by proper tests, and for
encouragement TO try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three bottles of these bitters at the beginning of
the present ear. was follow ed by evident relief
ana restoration 10 degree Of bodily and mental
vigor which had not tel, Tor six months before
aud bad almost desPaired OF regain,Dg. there
tore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use OF them. j. NEWTON KRSWN
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d. 1851.
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Especial to the World I

be c, mmittec on WAYS and Means
rad the naval appropriation bill under
consideration to-day, ard cx mined it.
Smith, Chief Of the Bureau of the yards,
spoke at great length 10 regard to an az
preparation for his bran h of the service
Mr.. Liphall, Of the bureau Of construc
ton, has be. N summoned to appear be-
70 them, and also Mr.. sherwood, En-
gineer 10 Chef. The committee are get
ting hold of some important facts con.
nccteJ with the naval service.
1t has leaked out that official reports
PIT the Union loss in killed, wounded
and IN sing at Charlottesville at the
appa ling figure of $4,000.
The Worlds Chs,,t nooga correspond.
ent, dali,g the pot, states that he rcb-
81, Wheeler, with a large force OF caval
ry, at t.cked train, capturing il for a
few moments, but t c 4,h Ohio and Goth
Missouri, mounted infantry, Came up and
dispersed ,he whole rebel force. RECAP.
turing the train and tax ng over 200
prisoners.
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FOR Rheatndtism, Gout, Neuroiqia. LvnJooo. S,:n
"eeS ana Josnts, Spvains, B,uises. Cuss and
""""as, r"es, Headache. and ali RAes-
matte and Nervous diso,ders.
Tn vi o. which It - speedy and eertai,
remedy. and never fails This Iinimsnt +
prepared from the recipe VI Dr. Stephen veet ~
connecticut, the famous eOne setter and ~ h.sn
used IN his practice for more than twenty 49,
with the most astonishing success. ''''
As AN ALLGvIAT0R o. PAIN, IL Il u.,;v.,.a \.
| any preparation before the public. OF vh;.h ~.
mott skcptical may DO convinced BY single tr;.,
ms Imminent will cur, n pidly and rsd; .iIv
hncnmstic Disorders Of every hind, and in thon.
sands o. cases where II has boon used it has new.
| Or been known TO fail. '
FOR NEURALGIA, u will afc rd imm sdi.te ,.,;.s
70 every case. hovevcr distressing.
| twin relieve the worst cases Of HRA pAcus 4,
| three minutes and IL 10 warranted TO do n.
IOOIHAC!lE also will II cure instantly.
| FOh NEhVOUSDkBlLlTY and Geusrsl Las.
iment is most happy and untailipr remcdx 90.
ing d'fecuy upon the nervous tissues /, strength
eng ana revhes the system and restores Il 10 siss.
ITCHY and vigor. y ''-'-
| FOR rlLLS.-Asa an external remedy W claim
.nA. ,I !. u tne oesf known, and we challenge the
| Worid 70 produce an eq1al. Every victim OF mi.
disres.ing complaint should give II . trial. for Il
wiii not fail to afford immediate relief. and In :
| majority Of cases will effect = radical oure.
| VuiNSf SORE THROAT are sometimes o..
| ue..oy "s"enant ana dangerous, but 4 timely
application OF his Liniment will never fail 10 curs
SfkAINS are sometimes very obstinate. ana
enlargement Of the joints 10 sbIs to occur II no.
elected. The worst case may be conquered hv
/ this Imminent In too or three days.
BRUISES. CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES. H..
CERS BURNS 4 SCALDS, yield readily 10 IN.
wonderful healing properties Of DIX. SWEET:S
INFALLlBLE LINlMENr, when used accordio.
70 directions: also CHlLBLAIN ms. FROSTER
FEET, 4 INSECT BITES 1 STINGS.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy 1t hand, for ito timely
use at the first appearance Of Lamsness win s.ct.
ualiy prevent those formidable diseases. 10 vhicb
oil horses are liable,and which render 40 msnv
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four huadred voluntary Testimonial, ..
tho wonderful curative props, tics Of this Lint.
nent have been received within tho two YEAR.
and many 81 them from persons in the hieh.st
ranks Of life.
Caution.
TO avoid imposition, observe the Rigpa,p,. .,.,
Likeness Of Dr. Ste, hen sweet on ev.,, 1919 ~.
and also "Stsphen Sweets Infallible L;nim.n.
blown In the ass o. ssch bottle, without vbish
mono are genuine. RICHARDSON 4 20.
Sole Propti.tors. Norwich. a..
Tor sale ~ dealers generally. ax2 .dAw
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ORIGINAL NUTI, n

0fASs % lswA, 1. n;...,.. ~
Scoff COfsfY, IA sc". .esn u
SoAs Lsdsfs, - Asa Luders.
" ana Lsdess, defendant. Yos n, h.,...
ncti.sd that there 10 % ale II the eSI.. ~ ~
Clss1 q Ne issriet Cosss Of Heoss eo.stv 80. .ns
~ s1 rn o. 1sss lsdess. yss, Ing FOE deere. :;
y between yoa and said p ti,,on, "a, ,h.....
Of year viial desert On of sod q nee f,o, 10
Pennonsrs wtthoste ssasssabls cause. -. -. y"
100 o. nofe ihas I've ysass sad for I .".~ ~. ~
enc stsseaens Of pstision.ss ssuss Of aesior r..
are sssesred 70 petitios sow o. de. -.
ana soless yOa sppear sod answer the,.a.
Of before me noon Of the second day of the ns,s
Tern o. tns Distrio Court Of Scott eoupev -.
- ~ % ss .sia On the asst monday Of fsbrr.,v' a
.. 1905. Judgment ssd decree will b. rem ,.,s a
ss..u.s 20 - prayed for In ssid pstition.
., JOHN LUDERS,
now ~. BY Gao. H. PAnesn ~ .e,,.,
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M =, BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.
The Maryland legislature met TO-DAY
out neitner house organized. Caucuae.
are heing held tonight.
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gRBBNBlCES ARR GOOD,
Robacks are Better.
DR.. Ro1ACk'9 7
STO0ACH BITTERS

1hees Dotfses ~ ~ sGersd = u
paboe - . medicine that vln esre m
- ~ tAat lssh b Aslr Il, . bit hey
~ = hssea, reliable, reaslial agest,
- ~ . e1sieat ~ agFeeaA,s rsgu.
Iaeef q the syuteu. In q see(aeos .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

DAvESP0Rr, De-. &c 1868.
have used pair of Prof Beanhardt' Spec
tacles, selected by himself for me after careful
examination Of the Eye and have no hesitation
in saying that they come mp fully to my ifea of
what Spectaelcs ought to be, and | recommend
my friends and the publis to apply to him and got
fitted by him, no matter what glasses they may
be using. EBEAEZER COOK,
Sec'y n 4 II X Co.
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DAvESroRr. Nov. 26. 1et

DAVENPORT, Nov. 20. 1868:
have received q call from Prot. n. Bernhsrdt
Opi.ician, who is very highly recommended BY
our leading medical gentlemen, and IS one who
understands the business no has followed for
years,
can answer for the glasses he has flied my
eyes with being the best l have ever used.
JOHN E. HENRY, Mayor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

RccK LAND. Dec. Is, 1883.
Prof NJ Bernhardt, Of New York, having called
up me and ex ibited specimens Of his Specta-
cies. have no hesitation in recommending him as
being able to furnish to all those who may stand
Ia need Of such aids to sight, just what they
want. TRrgsDArx
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JAMES McCORTNEY ND.

l have examined the testimonials of Prof.
Bernhardt, and an, satisfod that he is skillful
Opiticion and although have not yet arrived
at the distinction Of using spectacles myself lido
not hesitate t. recommend him to those who are
in need Of those aid to their vision.
DAVENPORT. Dec. II. 1868.
HENRYV. LEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

KOCK ISLAND, Dec. IS, 1858.
frof d bernhardt principal and scientific Upti.
clan, comes to ne highly recommended by rro'es-
sional men in the East, and upon examination OF
his Spectacles and his me thod Of adapting then
to the Immediate vision, We cheeriuliy add our
testimony in his favor.
AJHARp1S d.sx:.x
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
THOS. J. SANDERS. NJ. ID.
DAVENPORT. Dec. Is. 1888.

DAVENPORT, Dec. Is, 1868.
have been called upon by Professor NJ. Bero.
hard, Opiticion, ana Spectacle Manufacturer, who
has been highly recommended BY leading medi
cal gentlemen wherever he has been. From per.
sonai examination Of his improved aims to those
who are me isast at hicted with delicate eyes or
impaired visions, have no hesitation in recon.
mending him TO you as a gentleman that under
stands his profession.
lanes McrOprErv nm
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GEN. Bmrmsides Il malleck
at LOggcrheadls.
Burnside not yet Appoint.
ed 10 q 4 Ommand.
Federal Loss al T. Chancellor.
vile said 10 be "a, 900.
500 Federal Troops Cap.
tured NJ BONNEVILLE,
Virgtmia.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.

On the Nth Of Dec. the steamer Ro-
snoke captured the British schooner
Ringdovc, of Sawnee river, Florida,
with v. liable cargo.
The folio w,ng gentlemen compose thu
finance committee in the Senate: Mr..
Fcsscnden, chairman, Messrs Chapman,
Howe, Cowan, Clark and Comes.
Nothing seems to be publicly known
Of the arrangements recently effected by
the poyernmen authorities and Gen But
Ter. in relation to the exchange of prison
els, further than the taci that he has am
pl, authority TO act 10 such manner as
will best secure this desirable object.
Times Specall
A bill will soon be introduced in Con.
gress repeating that portion OF the con-
tisc ,tion act which mits the possess on
Of the property sold, to the natura! life Of
the owners. III S step is considered ab-
tolute necessary to afford protection to
purchases of con6scaled property. In
Norfolk, rebels, whose property has been
conf Gated, are returning in large num-
bers, king the GA b OF allegiance, and
rel"s,a,ing themselves in Their ancient
customs and tights.
Gen. Burnside has been ordered to
New York, to wait some sort OF a com
mand, which IS being cooked up for him.
Special to, he Herald.
At caucus of the Republican mem
bcrs Of the Sen.e, b, Id afier adjourn
mcnt t, day, proposition to rc-organize
Cummilttc on the Conduct OF the Wa
was discussed.
Mi. G.. n. Burrsid did not leave to-
day, being delayed in completing his re.
potts Of operations while he was in ON.
land of the Army OF the Potomac.
Rumor says the statements Of the Gen
eral int hiei, in his recent report, are
contradlctcd bv facts and oiic al dis
patches contained IN the re, ort of Gen.
l'u,nsid and the pubic will be satisfied.
The statements made before the Com
mittee on the Conduct uf The War i'll
afford sufficient vindication ,fGen Burn.
side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
DR.. SeCeef,s
1NFALLIBLE LINMENT
Great External Remedy.

For Rheandti.sn, Gomt, Nexrolgia, LsmSooo. S,;s
Neck and Joints, Sprains, E,uise. CtsS r.I
Wounds, Piles, Headache. and al Rhx.-
matte and Nervous dieo,d.r,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
Complicated Chronic Complaints

ness and all