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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

FROM Rev }. Newton brown. D. D., sitor of the
En'yol1pedia Of Keliginus knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
ratcnt seiisines III general, through dis rust Of
taeis ingredHn;s and effects J, ct know of no
suihcient teas Lis why u man may not TESTIFY TO
whai lie believes h!iattl to hav. f.ceiysd ! u.
any simrio.fep,ratioi, IN The hope IT,, be may
Us contribute - the ben, fit OF u,hers
do this nio.s readily in regard to hooAa. d.
OefIae bi'ters, pr. parei ty i.r :. y. ck.on,of
THIS cily, beta ! was liej udiced ngai,s, them
TT mary years, un or theI ni re- sion that they
were chiefly an al 'oholc mixture. S,p ind. b,ed
to ny iiiend chat shoemaker, Eco ior The To-
fpovai OF TINS prejudice by prorer tes,s and ios
encouragement to try them. when suffering frvu,
great ahd ioig ntinn.d debility. The use VI
three o"tties Ut hase htters at the beginning of
the e.ent year. wast.llowed by evidcnt r.liei
sue ies.ef"u.n "a degree of iDdi,y and mvna
VIZ "nicn ia hot icit or six N ntbs be vrs
anu IA inos' dee AIRED ., rtgaiu.bg. | there
Tore thank uoi and my ifjenu tor d. sc-ing mo to
IN. use ii them StH ion LKINN.
PHILADELPufA lime 1Yd IsRI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
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From, DR.. j. H. Green. u Chicago.
Your ills have had loLg iiial III pracic,
and o Il en- III esteem rs one o! tie lest appr
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tie liver makes item al ca.el cht remedy, wne
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
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that led proved il cuIabie Tor ears Her mother
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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-12
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
NORTHERN NEWS.


R1cnMoNp, July 9.-Ransom is reported tc
com nd the rebel cavalry and Early the in
fantry. The rcbels arc believed to have
reached Hagcrstown by the 9th, preparing for
an extensive raid in Pennsylvania Gov.
Curtin has issued proclamation saying, tho
enemies Of the country, in desperation, arc
threatening Pchnsy vania, with an armed force,
with the hope that Gen. Grant may be with
drawn from before Richmond. The numbu-
OF the rebel forces, not known.
Scigcl is safe by timely flight.
n great naval engagement between tie Ala
bana and the kcalsagc is reported in Northern
papers, which represent that the Alabama was
sunk-thc engagement lasting one hour and
forty minutes. The fight took place ten miles
from Chcrbourg, on Sunday, 10Th june The
kcarsagc was. commanded by Capt. James A..
Winston, who sent a challenge to tic Alabama,
which was accepted, and the Alabama was
crippled by a shell through her boiler, while
attempting to board the Kealsagc. Captain
Scmmcs and portion Of his crew. were saved
by tho English Yacht Greyhound Capt.
Scmmcs was slightly wounded in the hand
The Yankee Congress adjourned sine die
on tic 5th.
Ex-Govcrner Rcsdcr OF Kansas, is dead.
The Baltimore Gazette of the 7th saws Mar
tinsburg, llarpcrs Ferry, Point of Rocks, have
fellcn into the hands ofthc Confederates Thcv
captured large quantity Of booty in these
places.
Gov. Curtin has issued proclamation, calling
for 2o,ooo men for 100 days.
Lincoln has made rcquisitinn on New York
for Il similar number.
w:ls occupied by the Co4G,or-s
atcs on Wednesday. The Federal troops re-
treated to Green Castle.
G"M ir New York 259.
Lincoln has issued a proclamation, dcclar-
ing Marshal law and the suspension orthc lab
cas- Corpus in kcntucky
The New York Observer confirms a letter
from its correspondent at I.arnsca, in the Island
OF Cyrus-Iurkish lominions, describing a
most remarkable lua,ls natur recently discover
cd there. 1t Is nothing less than woman with
horns growing out of her head She has onax
large horn on the side of her head of the siAS
and consistency of an ordinary rams horn, N;sts Nss
sides three or four corniclcs on other parEaassssl
the head. The writer states that he has sdyS sis
her, and that she has been visited by nearly al I
the Consuls and Europeans in that place, some
OF whom are making an effort to secure her
for exhibition.
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arrangement cftlc line Shonld anything Of impor-
lance bcAccci7cd during the day, our readers will bc
duly informed through extra from the JOURNAL,
office
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The Guardian rcp&ts, or, as ii w:vsish friend
would say, "noratcs" Il good thing that occurred
on the 18th in Columbia The usual Lcnonstra
lions of the day were cnivcncd by the arrival
of large number Of prisoners sent from one OF
Gen. IIanpt"n's Iruuls in Virginia:
AS they filed through, they stopped to rest
on the side walk, and ol!cctcda Il crowd.
and still more "fcoursc, the inevitable NEGRO
was. numcl"usly represented. One of the
"down troddcl''' was very smart, in a rcd Jack
ct and glazed cap, as one Of the set who had Il
grand pic nic yesterday, winding up with !,
ball by permission Of the city fathers, and fo,
which preparation had been going on for weeks
past at tlccxlcnsc Oft the cellars and fowl coops
"f the citizens. A Yank, no doubt expecting
some fun, s'I"c'l our ebony friend with, "Wcll,
CnIfy, what machine do you run with? With
a manner which loses nearly all its force on pa
per, and with thumb on the end of his nose
and fingers gently moving in the air, Cufcc
thus responded, ovid dc Hampton mashin,
>ar."
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Ihc Danish Monarchy is how rctl,trd To two island
OF the sen. frozen up six months in the year
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
TUESDAY MORNING., juicy te,

The Yankee Congress adjourned sine die on 5th
inst.
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IMPORTANT ARREsT IN New ORBEASs-lhc
large drug store Of AIcsSrs. Abrams has been
seized by order of the Yankee authorities 1t
is said that. large quantities of qninine and
other medicinal stores have been sent beyond
the lines, and that there IS documentary evil
dcncc from Gen. Kirby Smith, his Surgeon
General and others connected with the affair.
which will probably convict the Mcssrs. Abrams
and result in the conliscation of their store and
property.
WnAr MAKES Up A.YANKEE REGIMENT
number Of army officers being present at a din
| ncr, the conversation turned upon the cond-
ton and efficiency of their different rccimcnts.
Colonel, Of the New York fiji. stated
that nine different nations were represented in
his rrGncnt and, after going over Irish, Ger
man, French English, DC, several times, could
enumcrrtc but eight. lie said he was certain
there were nine, but what the ninth WAS he
could not remember. Lieutcnant---, who
WAS present, suggested "Amcricans'' Joye!"
said Tic Colonel, "lhat'S it---,pcricalsr r'
y STEAMER FIRED Ar.-Ihc Mobile Tribune
learns that the Yankee feet has fired over five
hundred shots at the steamer Ivanhoc, which
grounded near the channel in running the block
adc, and none of them struck her. Fort Nor
gan replied several times, and our informant
says, one OF its shots tore the whccl-housc of
one OF their vcsscls was seen plainly from,
the fort. Another vessel was also struck. 1t
was thought that the lvauhoc would bc rescued
from hcr perilous position.
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The news of Chase $ resignation is confirmed.
-: ""''". OF Maine, has been appointed in his
%t':: "rious causes are assigned for Chasc's
;>l IL. r'ends claim that he dctcrlnincd
'4@', - 20 retire at the end of the fiscal year.
H." - iat's'n ingold in New York on the 3Oth
III ;nc a's'A to have been "cxtrcmcIy wiId."-
Prices ranged between 24o and 90 Chase,
on the eve OF rcsgning, wrote a letter urging
the raising Of $1,000 100000 additional :aNcs
this year.
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THE WAR NEWS.

There was heavy skirmishing around
Petersburg on Thursday night, and con-
siderable shelling Yesterday morning
the skirmishing was kept up, and about
6 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the enemy
attacked point on the left Of our lines.
The attack resulted as all the others
have, in their repulse 1t is more than
likely that within a few days Grant will
be forced to do something more than lie
idly before our works, with the excep-
ton Of an occasional fiuitless demonstra-
ton in the way of an assault or mine
explosion. The month 6f August is rap
idly passing away, and with September
comes the rainy season, which will put it
beyond his power to do anything. He has
now wasted May, June, July, and portion
of August, and two-thirds of his origi.
nal army, and for one month of that
time a Confederate army has been march
ing back and forth in Maryland and
Pennsylvania, gathering supplies, burn
ing town or two, and behaving in any
thing but the manner in which .s'subju
gated rebels" should behave. The peo :
pie of the North will not be much longer
patient under the style, of warfare car
ried on by the imam on horseback. y
He has been as stupid q butcher as
Burnside, and is now as meek and quiet
as Mcclellan.
Among the. casualties in the firing
Thursday night was John Mcdonald, of
RichNohd, instantly killed by a shell.
lie was grocer, and resided on Church
HILL He was a member of one of the
batteries from this city.
The intelligence from Mobile shows
that the enemy are making demonstra-
ton there. The enemy have landed
about 5000 men on sDauphin Island,
and the double-enders are engaging Fort
johnson. The naval force now off Mo-
bile consists of the following ships;
Hartford, dag ship, 70 guns Richmond,
Is; Brooklyn, "a, Monongahela, u; Lack
awana, II Oneida, 10; Metscomb, 10; Gen
essee, 8; Ssbago, 10; Port Royal, 2; Ken.
nebec, s 4; Pindola, 4 Lusc,, 4 !; Pembina,
4 Penguin, Z; Tennessee, 5; Conemagh,
9; Ossipee, II; Galena, II Cowslip, Phil.
lippi, Glasan, Jasmine, Buckthorn-tugs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06
LATEST FROM The E0nTH

The following is condensed from the news
summary ct the Blltimore Gozette Of the
4th instant:
The most important announcement this morning
is the prebabie change in the chief command OF the
Atmy cf the Potomac. The Washington cores
pondeuts OF the New York Tribune, the World and
In. IJer..id. al concur In stating that General
Hooker has been ordered 10 report TO the Adntaht-
General Washington, Tor the purpose, Ii is sup
posed, of succeeding 10 the command now held by
aienerai Meade.
II is intimated that General Eity. whose forces
s,ili occupy such positions west of llarpeTs Ferry
as bave been selected by him to protect the Vat
lev of the Shenandoah against an advance OF Fed
eral trOops in that direction, has probably been
reinforced by the troops that were recently sent
from Petersburg to the north bank oil James river
10 meet Hancock's threatened attack.
A skirmish has taken place near Cumberland
between the Federal forces under Gener0 heiy
and a body of COnfederates under Bradley i.
Iohnson and N cCaustand The latter are said to
have been defeated, with the less Oh seVefsi cais
sous and a number of .wagons laden win the
spoils brought from Pennsylvania
A dispatch from Hagerstown, dated 81, states
thai IL was III nored there that the C0nfederates
were again crossing into Maryland at dam No a.
The following Is from the Baltimore american
of the 4th:
The latest Intelligence relative to the raid is that
the enemy attacked Cumberland, Nd, In strong
force on Monday, and after severe hght OF sew
erat beurs' duration he was repuised, our 10rces
capturing several wagons and caissons and 4 vast
amount of the plumber stolen In Pennsylvanfa
Another acc cunt states that General Kelly, com
mandirg ut Cumberland did not wait for the enc.
nv TO attack him, but went out to meet nun, ana
an engagement took place about Two miles ironi
the town - -
A dese,ter firm Early represents his forces as
between thirty five ana forty thousand str6ng ana
engaged In garnefing the crops In the shenandoan
Valley.
The rebel force operating on this side of the To-
temac Is said to be eigh, thousand cavalry.
The Washington star has a report that the rebels
again visited Haserstown on Friday ast, 10 the
number of three hundred, and after destroying
some government properly they decamped.
PENNSYLVANIA decided, on Tuesday, to allow hef
soldiers In the field 10 vote, adopting an amend
ment 10 her State Constitution 10 that effect.
Advices fiom Europe. 10 the ~. n uitm0, nave
been received at New York by the steamer bfe-
men. All the islands on tn. west coast OF scbies,
wig are now In possession Of the Germans, and
peace negotiations would probably bs commenced
at Vietna on the 18Th uit.
The Louisiana Constitutional Convention Liz
coin) adopted, on the % 1 ut., the new eonstit.
iiun, by a large; majority, and viii inineaia'eiy
Submit il 10 the people.
The Wafhing on Government has dftermineo y
release Mr. Tin Rives, who was captured dufiht
lihe Kautz raid on Petefsbu urg..
The latest quotation Of gold was c5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06
PRISONERS OE WAR.

Letters by flag Of truce inform us that
among the prisoners at the old Capitol
prison, in Washington, is Captain Rich
ard E. Frayser, OF this city, an officer of
the signal corps. He was captured on
the 2Oth of June A letter from Fort
Delaware says that the following mem
bers Of the Third company Richmond
Howitzers are in that prison Captain
B. II. Smith Jr., Sergeant Z, II, Quarles,
Corporal Claiborne Hunt, Privates Bree-
den, lIar,lwicke, Hutcheson, Hutchins,
Courtney, Lorraine, Gambol, Bugg, Par
ker, Fourquerean. Porter, Thompson,
Morris, Slater, Crump, Chamberlayne,
De Leon, Moultry and Jones. Bohannon
and w. H. Roberts are both wounded
and in the Federal hospital-the former
badly hurt in the leg and body and the
latter slightly in the hand. All the others
are doing very well and arc in good
health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06

also msde on our skirmish line, 6nleAdirg
from the centre to the extScrne TN but The
movement having been aniicirneed yeseited
in complete failure.
Brisk skIrmishipg contihaed flfeughout
the night up to the present tiaa Our loss
In both affairs is insiguificank
There was comparative qntet n me city
last night and but few shells we're thrown,
resulting In no damsge.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06
FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, Aug. 4.-This being Linz
coins fasting, humiliation and prayer day,
the Yankees have not fired gun.
The enemy are so near in Gracie's front
that the pickets on both sides have used
hand grenades.
Captain V. J. Girardey, Mahones A. A. g.,
was yesterday promoted by the President to
the temporary rank Of Brigadier General,
and assigned to the command of Wrights
Georgia brigade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06
ARGE and Atuaclivr paie OF bute. ru,nI

Z ARGE and Attractive piiie OF butti Fu,NI-
1 lure, &c, ssc.-Tne subscribers having deter
mined 10 close the "Baard House, offer fcg
sale all the elegant furniture, appurtenances, &c,
thereof At privac sale, Until the list day Of Sep
tember AT which lime, uHiess disposed OF privaieiy,
they V III commence, and c"ntihut iii" sale lrohi
day 10 day, until the whole is disposed of
Most of thus furniture Is new, and coSt!y-a
great portion of IL having been purchased IT c. ntiF
at heavy expense. All Of which il in excellent
condition, on account ot very Careful usage.
This sale presents Il very rare opportunity fcF
any parry wishing 10 invest, or WHO desires "A
good location for hotel keeping, &C. The cosaibs
winter viii bring large crowds 10 The capdias, and
beyond doubt an excellent business can Dc done.
The Ballard House will be closed aeS the Isl day
OF August, Except 10 parties wishing 30 exariinc
the fiIniture &c) We call the especial attention.
Of parties who desire to buy the ssi0le with Il
view of re opening the house.
For terms, apply to 4 Taliaicf.o D 60, propri
elors or TO Il B COOK,
jy 96-tds no 40 6alu It.
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Vance's msjority, as reported, 5.l05.

Vance's msjority, as reported, S. los.
All the precincts of Wake county are not
heard from, but it is believed that Vance las
carried the county, and that the Vance can.
didates are elected to the Legislature. Ra-
leigh is in Wake county.l
TsEcoED DIspATcHl
WILMINGTON, August 5.-The precincts
on the line of the railroad, as far as heard
from, including New Hanover, give Vance
7.OS5. Holden 797.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06
EROM MOBILE.

NOBLE, August A. Yesterday and last
evening the enemy threw an infantry force
upon Dauphin Island, seven miles from Fort
Gaines. The feet outside Is large this morn
ing. The Federal double-ender opened on
the transport Dick Keys and then on the
fort, which is replying slowly. General
Maury calls on all TO enroll themselves for
battle. Great confidence prevails. A Fed.
eral force, estimated at sixteen thousand,
occupies Holly Springs, Mississippi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06
YROM eKoRCIA.

ATLANTA, Aug. 6.-The enemy have been
unusually active during the past sixteen
hours. About four O'Clock yesterday after
noon heavy assault was made upon tho
works held by our skirmishers upon the
extreme LETT. After some stubborn fighting
they succeeded in gaining pcssesaion Of ths
position there, but subsequently were driven
from 1t, and our lines were re-sstabished.
About 10 o'clock Last night N assaut waa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06

FUsU Cur trienis an1 the pabfic geler..iy,->L ny
abcu. u engage in another branch of husioeas
II which duo notice VIII b. gvcn ia short time),
shall from Il day retire from the husinesa of
real estate suGtoBee's, In which we have so long
been engaged. Fbr the liberal patronage extendeu
10 our hosse we beg leave la tender gTalefu; ae
knowedgmep's We have transferred 10 MT z w
Grubb; Office End the good ~iil ol The esiabsh-
mept, and beg leave 10 ree0rEh EheDt bin fsvoraJly
IL cur friends FJr tho rres~ui, we csn be .Cund
al old ettiee next door to the rnk of VTsins,
an l-Iw GDDDiH & ARpEESbt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, August 4-The election Of Gov
ernor of North Carolina and members of
the State Legislature took place to-day
The following returns have been received,
which, in connection with the army vote,
previously polled, indicate the reelection
of Governor Zebnlon Vance by an over
Whelmine majority:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06

Going at L drge. Erasmus, shave Of f. G..
Epps, charged with going at large, was ar =.
rested by Officer Granger YESTERDAY after
noon, and committed to the lower station.
house On his person was found Yankee
pass, permitting him to pass the Federal
lines for the purpose of obtaining his
daughter, which plainly shows that his pur-
pose is TO so to the Yankees. He also had
about him lot of greenbacks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06

Evans's regiment of 10Th Virginia militia
are socn to be the recipients Of q splendid
Confederate flag. 1t is the handiwork Of n
number of young ladies residing in the
southern end of Shockoe Hill, and has been
gotten up of the best material to be had in
the COnfederacy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06

Stealing Ao,tsg.-A white boy named
joseph Adams was yesterday arrested,
charged with stealing $l6S in Confederate
States Treasury notes from Catherine Ochse.
The theft was committed in the First Mar
ket yesterday morning, and after q chase OF
several equares he was captured near tho
Central Depot, and the money found on his
person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06

II " GRU3BS, Auc.ioae.r ard Cor eTsl Rsal r. .
tate Agent-Gavlng tsk@n toc cifioe sd jJiIiin,.
Bank of Virginia, SO long occupied By SO ssr :
aoddiu n Ap9eFsab, and having the use of iuei:
inape, plats deeds, sc, OF RS his services 10 the
pubic t5f Ls safe Of real estate al auction agt pr
vateiy IN iowa aud coulsIy. re viii rsD. ops
houses, collect rents, &c. lie hopes. by ssfC: at
ten,on to business to merit share OF patrons &c.
au t-Iw = a. TIRES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06

Orphan Asyt'na for soldiers Children -
We are informed by Bishop E.rly, of the NJ.
E. Church (South), that steps are being
taken to organize q plan for the establish
ment of an orphan asylum, under the au-
spices of the Methodist Church in Virginia,
fer the benefit of the children of deceased
soldiers; and that as soon as the arrangements
are completed the members and friends of
that denomination will be called upon to
contribute funds for that purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-06
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yn,ersd according 10 act of Congress In the ysas
1863, by J. 2. THRAsEss. in the CleTh' "a cfics Of
she District Couu Of the Confederate States fes
the Northern District Of Georgia.