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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
SAN FRANCISCO. ian. 81

"N AN~ss~O, " ST. <4s
Arrived bark Sn,rrisse, from Boston
A letter from Guadss, Jan. 9Th, contradict.
the Mexican news received from Havana
via overland telegraph ststes that the
French numbering 5000, under Baxine oc.
cupied Zrapslin on the Vi Jan. witbou,
opposition. The people kept quiet. Many
wealthy Mexicsns bad left previously.
Uraga With 5000 Mexicans ~ prepared
to make . stand on the mountaip.
II was thought B zine would not id
vance towsrds Oot'na, out instead, would
open HE way to some pacific port; the lat.
ter being the most important undertaking.
considefi7g bic distance from Vera Cruz.
and imprscticsbility Of getting supplies
thence. Should reports 30 confirmed, that
Merimon hes been be ten st Cailaya, and
th.t Disx I'D driven tie French from O,i.
sabs to zoe rear, BAsimes campaign will be
prOblematicaI.
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Complicated Chronic ComDl,ints

Tho roctor's practice is founded on .r,.ti, ii
seventeen yesrs standing, ard CIR TIN 10th
cfs No trifipg with hu ran s4tste..ce. Or sac
fifcfng life by experiment. Ihe l,o,,o, kros.
upon examination the cause of the disease. Ana
the remedy needed to remove il not bv gusasing
but BY knowledge analyses the disease ana ,he
medicine mono but vegetable substances u.ad
all mineral and poisonous medicines disoarasd
The eotor has Discovers ed many remedies n ~.
travels in south America, California And oths.
countries, which he finds Of general utility in ~:
healing art. 1t ID 70 b hoped that inv.lide ~
have tried doctors and advertised medicines N Nh.
I'll worn Gu: and discouraged, will deerair not n
a cure Until they have given DR.. Wa mcd,c;n nc
ana magnetic operations a trial. During his
travels ne has been the instrument. il Gods
hands, OF restoring tn health az vigor thousand
VINO were sn tho verge Of the grave. and are now
living monuments OF his skill and successsu tire a..
mens, and are daily ex:laiming, ..bie.'sea be the
Jay wnen INST We saw and pert.ok OF the Analy.
nc ana Magnetic Doctors treatment" Sa ,islac-
.oiy reference Will bs cheerful!y gwen when re-
CURED. Inc Doctor will pledge his reputsti IN
anu s'axo n,s I'll TO make permanent cures in All
cases he undertakes. his mode 81 .ram; ,..; -.
i. with the Eye, aud BY an Analytic Il n-oos.. 20
the waste material Of tho b az. III ,hs.s -
Ask no questions, n0r requires ;nvsl;d. ~ o'e
plain symptoms, telling the cause ana m. -
non ot the dies ase with perfect certainty
~ N. IS. DK. WoODHuIt absoIn,elv .4....;.-
es noteing but what he hes the ability - no
form. All forms OF female difficulties a,tsaLasa
with the hapries. results. lnvalida Who csnno,
consult the Doctor In rers0n, BY eivinr : 49,
mont OF their case, will BE- attended 10 r.o,nas
~. and medicine forwashsd By e1rr..s ~
quired. "Aen 10
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WAsHIxGrox, Jar. 81

WAsHISGroS, Jar. 81.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Wood Of
N. Y, and adopted, shows the true state Of
the case IS regards the wbiskey tax. j. -,
40 follows: Provided further that ali spirits
on hand for sale, whether distilled prior to
the date Of this act or not, shall be subject
to the rates Of duty provided By this act
from aud after tie l2su Il July, 1864, ex.
cept that spirits which have been already
taxed under the Law approved July l, 1869,
shall not bear more than the additional or
incre sssd tax provided by this act.
Whiskey dealers are making prodigious
efforts to obtain revlsai cf tho decision Of
the House to tax all whiskey on hand.
Two colored men were kidnapped in this
city yesterday.
Gen. Birney has written letter to 9
prominent member Of the Maryland Legis-
ture in reply to the charge that negroes
have been forced into military service. On
the contrary be says, be could not restrsin
them from rushing to his camp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

InRS. JACKSON, HERBERT + CO., Pro-
~ prisiors Of the National Disp-nssry, sstab-
shed . Cincinnati, o., Jan. l. 1850, core al pr-
guafaGtes 70 cure Gonosrtes, 0lset, Syphilis,
lmpotsncy, Noctussl Emissions or Self a buss,
Diurnal Emissions, Femsls Complaints, in short
every poss bic Term and variety Of Secular dis
ease. Cares rapid. thorough and permanent. and
zee mcssssse. send for oas eirsulss-Aftssa
large ~. By II In letter pages Of vasiA, val
eaols end interesting matter. Also circuias In.
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ParlfculariNOtice :

There are many preparations cold under The
name o. Bitte's, put up IN quart bottles con.po,nd
ed Of the cheapes; ,chsskey or rum, costing
from ~ to 40 cent' pr gallon, the taste disguised By
Anise or O5riander seed.
The ciass Of Bitiers haze caused and wiU con.
finue to canss as long thoy can be sold hundreds
to die the dech Of the drunkard. BY taeir use ths
System Is kept continually under the in,sence Of 4
chohotic Stsntants ofhe ,oo,st kind the desire or
Liquor Is created and kept up, and Me re,us l. al,
the horrors attendant upon a drsnkard's III. and
death.
Tor those nho desire and will have ;Liouo,
Bstssrs zee pnbiish The telloring receipt: Get one
bOstie OF KOOfland's German l3itters. ana
mar w II three quarts of good BRANDY or
whiskey, aud the result wiH be q preparatiou
that ~M tar excel IN medical virtue snd trse a..
celt.ncy any qt the Liquor Bstttrs IN the n,;I,
aud 'oM cost much less. lou ws .e. al II,
virtues 81 Hco0and's Bitter %, counsetio,
cith good article Of Liquor. n, = much less pr;n
than these inferior preparations will coat WOW
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La TEST NHWS
~ EzLxy1xJrz


m Nsw YosE, Jan. -.
mo sssamer Corsica brings Nasssua
papssa Of the 10th giving particulars OF
sn unsuccessful chase Of the blesesde
runoer Hawass, by the vsudssb;,t, the
former throwing overheard 70 bales Of
action. The Vanderbilt gained on her
fast but HawAsa escaped BY running in
ode rect. 4.
Several blockade runsiBg steameih had
arrived from Wilmington, one Gem
mssded by the noted Coxettsr.
The Herald has letters dated off Will
nisgtoo, 18th, which details the capture
or destruction Of the blockade runners
Bangor, Bendigo and Hero. The Ben
digo, which was ran ashore, was cot On
FIRE and shelled, but being an iron vessel
she was comparatively updsmsped. An
attempt was made to tow her OF by the
Montgomery and Iron Age. The Mont.
gomery stock fest, but her powerful en-
R.nes & t her OF. Tho Iron age slso Q Of
ashore, and though two gunboats tried
their best, che could not bs moved. HeI
guns were thrown overheard and she
wss set on Gre and blown up. Her Off
Gers and crew we're transferred to the
other vessels.
The Ranger wac run ashore and se
On fire BY the Minnesota. One ma,
was killed and one wounded in the boat
which boarded her, BY rebel soldiers OF
the shore. The Hero was destroyed il
the same way BY the Aries Moutgome-
~, who had been ingagen in shellini
rebel cavalry along tho coast. Thu
letter adds. blockade runness are fas
being used ar.
The Herald's army Of tho Potoma
Dispatch states that Sodgwick command
tho army in the absence Of Meade.
A party of 100 guerriIas made
night attack on Col. Switxer's brigade
voanding s or Of our men. Eigh
dead rcbeIs were left on the ground, tn
guerriIlas having been promptly repuls
cd.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
O. 009

NAAR2KX@ y
I'm AND AFTER SUNDA NOvkwBEp
Depot, foot Of Lake and South Water stree,
Through Express, [ At $50 A N, srriyinr =.
aAi!y, s1e., SundsysJ cairo st 40 A n.
This Train connects for Peoria, Alton. 81.
louis. Memphis. New Orleans and Mobile.
Aoocmmodstionl At 400 r N, for Cairo and Wv
Every day, J s4s r \ neg. dav.
~ This Trsin. on Saturdsys, will run ONLY 70
Urbane- Trains srrivsst Chicago q lI:0S
and y:3O pm.
fr Tickets and information, apply at the %, GO
tho Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trims will leave Chicago Leave W. I'd Lawns
w 6:46 An
6:45 AN 0.Qk y
iIW l2k6PM
S:Vo 8A5PN
e0OP $40 pm
v. X. ARTHUR, 0enr Supt.
W. JoaSa,S. s}on = Passenger Ag't po9otf
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DIR. SWEET,S
zMrNILtbIe Lin { m n 2
TIE

UhEAl IL1A LnNAL NEMEi}I.
70, determinations. 0ous, Neuralgia, Lum5ago. Stir
Aeck and Joints Sprains, Brsises, Cpts and
Wounds, I'sfes, Hcdd0cbe. and all Kheu-
matte and Nervous d,sorlers.
Or. Stephen sweet. II tsan. efis ut.
The Great Natural Bone Setter
~. 81" 2h n sweet, Of connecticut
10 known all over the United States,
Dr.. Stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut.
Is tho author Of d.. Sweets Infallible Lini meut
Or. Swset's infalliblo Lint ment
Cures Rheumatism and never faile.
Ey. sweets sBfal,ible Llniiatnt
Is certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr.. Swort's Iafallible Lin,meBt
Cures Bufos and Scalds Immediately.
DR.. sweets Infai,ible Liniment
10 the best known remedy for Sprains and Bru;.e,.
Dr.. Nwest's lnfalliblo Lipiment
Civ e Immediate relief to Piles, and seldom fails
to cute.
DR.. Swett's lsfaiiible lIninpnt
Cures Headache Immediately and was never
known to fail.
DR.. Sweets lIfaIlible LlniMent
Affords immediate relief for Piles. and seldom
fails 10 cure.
Dr.. >weAt'c lnfatlib.e Imminent
Cures Toothache 10 ono minute.
d.. sweets Iafe ll,bIe Liniment
cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leave
no scar
Dr.. rwtet'S IEfalliblo Linimaut
10 the best remedy fer Sores In the known world.
DR.. Sweot's lnfsIlIbl. lintment
Has been used ~ more shan million people. and
oil praise II.
Dr.. SWtet's ID falliblo L1Niment
Il truly ''fSiend 10 need" end every famil
should have IL at hand.
Dr.. Sweets lbfs lllblo Listmspt
Is for sale BY 81! Druggists Price rs and 80 cta
RICHARDSON Co,
Sole Proprietor. Nor wich, Ct.
For sale BY lord q smith. Wholesale
drusgists, % Lake street. Oh ergo, IL general
agents fer the Ao'tb wet srls-dvl
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

IL the District Court in and for the County al
scott, and State OF Iowa,
Ncxus, Ostorn d Lea -. n. II. Blakemore.
10 the nhcve named N. n. Blakemore.
STA You are hereby notified that there i,
now on h.ein tho office OF Tho CLERK Of the a.
,r.ct Court In and for said county, . petition Of
Negus. usbo!n L Lea, clsi1sing OF you tho SUN
u Two hundred aud thirty i've dol srs, and inter
est thereon rem the goth day Of A pri!, ls6O. at
Tue rate Of ten per cent per annum also the
sun Of oae Sl-lt0 dollars, protest fees. A MONEY
Justly due fros You TO said petitioners on I cer-
tain lr'missery note. dated April zo,h, 1860. nav
able ninety days after date to the order of Neeus.
OsSoro Lea, u the Rock Island Bank, for Is
sum OF two hundred sad thirty Eve dollsss, with
interest at ten per cent from, date signed By said
u. u. blakemore. Said petition alleges that
you the Sid defendant, are non. ent Of the
o'ste Of Iowa. and prays . writ Of attachment
against your property.
And you arc hereby further no, | 5ed that m.
less you appear and defend the said "a
t!sionsr On or before noon Of tho second dsv or
tho next term Of the sail District Court. 10 he
begun and holden In the City of Davenport. on
the dsst Monday in February, A. D., 1874. default
will be entered against you and judgment rende or
ed therein for the aforesaid sum and inte, est n
gsther with costs in acsordaLcs with tho nave,
Of petitioner.
4. d. CONGDON.
dec2b-a4W P1siutif'a Attoroev
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important Cure Of Consumnfior.

The Rev. A. G. ArAa, Of Indfan.ro,;. -,
adds his testim onial TO the many Others
enslv cured Of Consumption, By DR Woo, y. n,
II. f,isDSs q, ip " subscribing my name among
knowledge gr stfnl remenb efance n, N. 80
Iessionsi duties IN myself. had becn .Ba;.,sa
win Cons umptroo for the las three ve.,, 80
icf over Year had nos been able 70 vslL .hon.
Ined exna assed slI the skill Of the best rhv.;.
elsns Tar ana end near, nd OF late Il hcrs. !.
assume very serious aspect, and the last ~ -
nope mad almost expired, when heard 81 ~. ~.
great success. applied u him. una J, 49,
ment the cure vas perfect In six weeks. so az.
=. of ne ny oos1gs,iou IN The Popi All ira
and strong svsr siscs Il il now over -. .. ~.
since the cure vas elected, and still ~ .:..s..
cooun1es freefrom any trace Of the d;ses.e ~,
sver: must cheerfully recommend M .s;..Ns
- n'm' ne mas seved my life and many oil ~.
~, nv ~ YsyeTs sfes GOD bless him, and NAV -
live Tor many yeass, for The sake 81 sn9e,;.c
manity. 81
INDrAxoPoLIs, Feb. Is, 1883.
IAPcHfANT TesTlnOEIAL--The fo,lov,c. 4.
one 81 the many Testimonials Of remsrEshi.
cures, performed BY DR. WoopHurr. 81. ..,.ss'
ted Cancer and Chronic Disease rhvs;c;.. -
Pa been stopping for the past three veeks ~ IN
st: Nicholas Hotel in ouroity: = 80
Justice TO Dr.. Woodruff, the celebrated ca,c.,
and Chronic Disease Phy sicisn, impele me IN s;v.
poelc,t1 70 the following facts: some fur yesrs
since, discovered wart on nv lin. vbieh -
pronounced by the best Physicians ! Cancer.
consulted and employed the best n sdicai skll the
county anordeo, ard 81 Jailed. And had xiv.
% up in despair 10 die. Ny palm vere cress
. 50 could not last much longer. IN DR.
woodhuils arrival here, and bea rine on iii van
deltsl esfes. placed myself und Sis treatment.
asa 10 swsnty-foar hours after the appjieaticn of
ene Doetors Taskish Uancor Salvs, a. Csncer
y. ~ oesd, % that IN istrument could be rvu
snfo1eh = withoat the least Bit Of pais. me
cure 10 P.rfest. and an entirely veil. ia e.n.
idisy 81 The cure i past al imaein alton.
fsssdsDcs - near Springfield. Ny oeeu-
JAMES 4. HEsSICK.
The Oostsr's Residences and ofsc. /. =. =. a.
Wa6ssh Avsnas. Chicago. - N
R60(l Reward viii ~ pssi !, ~
YOVOpssssn Who will pepdsee aCsposs.
.nsss The Constitution j not r. abes 1ews. SAst
~ TIE Depses eeeeee go Dlthsae palss ise1r1.
neaas : ~ lssesf : dssp = 49,.
ensaNesayl = - oQD9 =
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DIR. HUNTEK
Treats Manv Diseases

MANY CHRONIC DIS.
..@zs1sSsss RAsRs incidental TO the hu
man family. and even such u
Z4Es have heretofore been consid.
cred incurable by the medical
faculty OF the world, are skill
fu)lv treated with distinguished success bb DIR
WIN. HUNTER. DIR. JAMES HUNTER ann
DIR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic. Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeor,
have been engaged in their prof eseion for up
wards Of forty years. They esq ecisily call the
attention Of the afflicted to the following named
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption.
, nd tho most distressing Of all diseases the
s11AA or PnfHlsIc and oil other complaints oi
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis-
. ses Of the Stomach, Liver, Kidseys. Spleen
Bladder arc Bowels, such - Dyspepsia, which h
very distressing complaint. Disrrb1a, Dyeentary
Cons.ipation or CON inued costivensss. This To-.
tor disease most always preincuces
Which Is treated With marked sucIess withou,
reso,t,ng to cutting with the knife. Tho nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Gout and Paralysis are distressing complaint
Also al Female Complaints, such as Weakness,
Debility and diseases Of tho Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARCRIxONA or CAHCsR, is anothc or d isea 50 III n
has hitherto banled the skill Of tho errdite and
learned doctors 0f the world This monstrous
hydra must now bow its bead, for II can becured.
A Tuners. Wins. Ulcers or via sores. Hid dis
eases. White Swellinos, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with the knife.
nia.oA0eD OF the Eyes.
Such a. LAebrymal Fistula. Ssrabismus or Cross
Ewes. Black Of White spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
yes, BtindL sss and Csiara,t.
The latter iseAse can often be cured without
resort to cutting wiih the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do well 70 call aud les the Doctor ex-
anime their case. A large assortment Of
Artificial Eyes, Perfectly natural. Al
dieeasss y The Ear.
Such - roaring or bussipg sounds, offensive dis
charges and deafness. Jhe doctor has Tubes and
Ear Drums and Oracles, Of III sizes and dtscrip
tons, which rosters nearing very perfect 70 those
Who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Writ
with our full nsne. towr, county aud State
Your letters will b. promptly answerel BE %
particular - yoa can In giving fail history o.
your disease. Address
Box 6O75 Post Once
Hours from 1. u. to r. \. Ofics No. 81
RAadoioh corner Of ussfbcn street, Chicago ILL.,
O~t1-dlv
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WAsHrNGTsN, Jan. q,

HJU>E
Mr.. Rogers, Of New York, opposed the
pending resolution, cont nding that estates
could nus b. forfeited byond the lifetime
Of tae offender, and the messsre new pro.
posed vas against the Constitution.
Without .ek,ng question on the confiscs.
ton bill, The House vert into committee
.; the whole Oh the amenGasery excise
law.
An amendment was adopted taxing cot.
ton in the hands OF manufacturers two cents
per pound.
Mr.. Brooks Of New York moved to strike
out the draw back Of two cents per pound
in all cases where the duty imposed by this
act upon the cotton used in manufacturing
shall be satisfactorily shown to have been
previously paid.
Brooks, Worries, Harrington and j. G.
Allen advocated the ament regulating such
draw backs,as benefitting the manufacturing
At the expense Of tine agricultural interest,
Dow's Reporter having shown that New
England dues not paw its lar proportion u
tue taxation on its products and Industry.
Mr.. Washburp, Of Illinois, said what ever
complaint might be uttered IN VOORHEES, dis.
trict. in Indiana, rs to the revenue tax,
but there was no complaint in the local
district which be (WashbutDe) represent.
ed. His constituents were not only to pay
the present tax, but an additional tax, to
crush the rebellion and hang traitors
The rebellion ;s to be crusaed, and the
States brought back, ii necessary, by sub
jugatiOn.
Mr.. Grinnell, Of Iowa, in behalf OF the
farmers he represented, favored the encour
agement OF manufactures.
Mr.. Brooks amendment was disagreed
to.
Tho amendment was adopted that oil
spirits imported prior to the passage Of til,
bill, shall pay an additional duty Of pc
cent.
The bill as amended was reported to tn,
House, when its substitute offered by Mr.
Stevens, we're ordered to be printed.
Adjourned.
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-. NEW AOkA, JS0. Il.
Mr.. Oimsted, who was arrested . few
days since on the charge Of furnishing ma
te1ials to the rebels through block ade fun-
nefs, after iull examination has been dis.
charged.
Mr. CLARK. detained BY the wreck Of the
schooner Victor OF Sandy Hook, was bearer
9! olspatches from the American Minister
A. 81. Domingo to our Govef nment. The
dispatches have been sent for ward to Wash.
iBgton.
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Sses 70 80o2
WAsaisoTon, jan. q.
y Colleotor, Barney wss before the Con.
saistes on cublie Expenditures this moro.
ing 70. an hour and half. He gave foil
hi>tory q the discovery Of the frsuds in
the New York custums.
The House Naval Committee this morn.
ing commenced an investigation into the
construction Of naval engines.
There 10 no confirmation Of the runorcd
evscuation Of Richmond.
Refugees and released prisoners have
brought rumors for some time past that
such sction Was intended, but We have no
news Of any new movement in that direc-
ton.
The tar on wbi.ksy will not be changed
from thaSrepor:ad by the conmittee. No
additional tax will be placed on stocks on
hand.
In regard to the tar on tobacco there j.
nothing new. The leaf tobacco will be re.
duced rather than ipcreas, d.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
Gen. Schofield has been ordered to re-.
lieve Gen. Foster.
Legislation on the gold question ha.
been abandoned, the Secretary of the
Treasury not deeming it expcdient to
recommend further restrictions.
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DIR. 9. w. ROBACK.

DIR. 9. W. ROBACK,
Olndnnat, Ohio, Proprietor u
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
O. 4. COOK. Chicago. GienI Ast.
Sold q Wholesale In Chicago By FULLER, FINCH
3 FULLER, and all Druggias
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied b.
4. T. CR0eKEY, and q. H. BECKW1TH Chicago.
.-sa.
Sold in Davenport BY F. Jscoby, Jr.. f. 8. Bal
lord, Stevenson 4 Carraban, I. ]. Wei
Schlegel, Ditzen Koch and NJ. kovac..
Sold at Wholesale BY Beiderbeeke 4 Miller ant
F. ReddewiR. my26 dAN
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WAsHrNoroN Ian %

w ASHINuTON, Jan. Y.
HcusE.-The Speaker announced the
following gentlemen As a newly author
lied committe on . uniformity of coin.
age, weights and measures, Messrs. Kas.
son, Scbenck, Winfield, Williams aud
Order.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

CiNCISkArl, Jan. q.
r. Barter, Esq., 81 tie Kentucky Sem
ate, was burned to deaf 1t Fesnkf,rt this
morning. His clothes caught fire. and be-
ing weak from long sickness, died before
assistance reached him.
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WAsHixOros. Ian 81

~, "AShiNOTONs y an. Il.
=, ihero Is authority Tor saying tia. the
sernmene DO loan ceased 10 day. the
amount Of $500 0OO, OoO having been snb.
scsioed. TIE subscription during the pres
ent week has been imwense
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llbs.t sfOf0lser lssfles,
Horse shesr 4 Veterinary suYgson

WISHES TO INFORM The CIr-
Ai1 sns Of Davenport and Sectt n
XCssnty &c nsrAIiy that be has pef-V y
neoeoiiy located h;msslf In this city who're hs 10
urenared 20 ehos hon SEES on the scientific psisc.
riss After twenty yeas 'tudy asd praetiss o.
sbs anatomy Of tho fs,et, q wh'eb h9s hs hss
- 4 eleven yssss % der the sspssistesdssss 81
the best Veterinssiaos IL Europe. b wtsbss 70
~ tbas ~ viii give sssis'actios % oil psssoss
heviue homes tailoring asdss The diseasc d essna
81 eocsrnssiyss spussosly called ~Aeseb boasd.' X
iasssfeeiag svesseaehi ~ 4sestss ssseas, SD
~ 62a1}6n. ~ ~ - Ubtoo ~ Uasano1e = -.
~ - & euBoh1se 1Ao $780, - - o6ooo
- - snsoAoU G1efn9 = p9U
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BaLriuosr. Jan. II.

OALTIN0kE, Jan. II.
Tho proceedings in the Legislature Of
Mary land to dsy in both houses were "a.
vorabls to immediate emancipation.
The opposition schems Of ! motion Tn
postpone the election Of delegates to the
convention vs. voted down
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
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EN- ARR ENT, 1868.
An AFi an EONuAi, NOV, ls ia
- and antil further aoeioe. tra,ps ,,,i 20. 80.
.''epo'' daily, Sundays sssspssd, - follows:
Let mail train at.. 90.
-. .ress. SlOr. =
..r..d :. . s st Davenport daily, Sundsy ,, a..
let night express a..
% aaMy express and nsii train a.. IS oSr..
.1h.s..S tnis route are IN Lisect ocnnsx,on
esOnieaSo With trains over both ths MAN..
s%easnsfn. Michigan Central, Pitssbers. Fort
syeSs, s,d Ohiessc Railre.A 70 and from Ds.
ss.ha ar.'GC. , Coisarsns Cl:,slaad, Cincinnasi
g. New Yesk, Philsdslphis. Bals{nsrs ssd WssS.
reesssss Az saniadsd Of tie necessity of
ving disslnet directions ~ 70 the dest, :.
sneir baggage, also to procure tickets befo,. 80
Sse tneir seAts In the cars, - the ocrduc,t r, eo
ectiafs. only 70 stations IN the line Of he an
ergo and Book Island Railroad. on
JOHN !. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. New, 10. 1858. AZ;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
Or. .. II. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
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