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, 1864-04-16
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. April Ii, 1861.
EH1EkT Du11 TkrEet and bus little demand, but
holders are nrm; sales at $l.23.
PROVISIONS gold does not seem to affect
the nruncss Of holders, but the dcm4nd fell off, and
mess pork could only be sold at decline; city mes,
u held at $500: couvtry at t2iCt2i0: bulk shoul
dcrs arc held at loe10kc sides 1t 1@lixc hams at
3Ac and SCARCE; bacon shoulders at ike, and sales
At lie for eusarcuEed advanced to l7x@1Be aud held
nrn plain hams 1sHo16c Sales Of city lard At 1sH@
14c.
FLouR-DuN and unsettled; market for good extra
held At $780, but not sa1eabe at tho close for
over $a.75.
GGAN-Theat fu1i and SC lower: closing at 4,.,5
for rsd IS for white. Corn dull aud lowes-c1osing
1t 3lleG1l5. Rye In good demand ut SIS. Oats Irm
1t sc In bulE.
GxoCKRHs-Cofee excited and held At ia i7c. Raw
sugazs nrc held ut 1832ic, md in good 1enAnd hard
refined hrlntr and held at 1t 2lH@ljc. Molasees in
fair tpquFy It gSeaxt.GQ.
, 1864-04-16
REBEL IRON CLAD8 IN
FRANCE.


NV foRK, April 15.-The New York Tins,
Paris !etteE Gays one Of the vessels built At Bor-
1eau1 for the ConfeGe.1tee has been launched. An
Eng!leh Tesse1 Wasly1nR there with her equipment,
The builder has been compelled By the French Coz.
ernntnt to give his w1rd thst none Of the yesses
ne IS constructing sha1 pass Into Confederate
hands. The two iron c!Rds will not be ready for
launching for three months, but tie other three
wooden vessels will soon follow their consort Into
water. The French Government haa eneloted the
ofHar In front Of It.
, 1864-04-16
Markets by Telegraph.


1HE3WQNKEE U1NEKE1B4
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
3t1LwADKEK, April Is, 1864.
FIoUh-Dull and nominal 1t a535Dc lower.
GRA1N-Keceipts 1,o0o bu Theat-actlve but &c
lower. Sales this morning Of lis c01 bu No Spring;
Winter roceipta 1t <1756a1 7s}S 5000 No Summer
receipts At $i2oN@'.o; SO bn No Winter receipts
1t 3l-2s. Sales Change OF s3sooo bu No sprtnr
Winter receipts at Il 2!H9115; S ooo bu do buyers
opt'on all month"; At t125x: 1850 bu do Sun mer re-
eefpts at 4127.
Market At Eevhall House this evening lower and
active Sales 25c, ,No bu No Spring at sl.2.1a1.2
closing dull at inetde quotations. Oata-Quct. Sales
100 bu No Winter receipts At 6596sc; So ba do
Summer receipts at dsc. Corn-uIEher. Salss SO bu
clean eheled on track and l25 bu delivered at oac.
Bnr1ey-Unchanket. RJe-NominAl.
, 1864-04-16

About Rebel Prison erH,
1AcERnEy1r1v TIT Anil - II

JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, April L, 1861.
To the Editors Of the Tribune:
GENTLEMEN: send you the enclosed let
ter for publication, that prisoners at Camp
Douglas and elsewhere may see what is
necessaryto secure discharges. have rca.
son to believe that there are many who
would gladly avail themselves OF the benefits
Of The amnesty proclamation and remain In
tho State, If they knew the prodered terms.
Very Respectfully, your ob'd't eerv't
VIM. THoXAs.
OFFICE CONTESTANT EEv'L OF PRISONERS,
WAsuEo7uN, D. c., March 10, 1864.
Nr. William Thomas, Jacksonville, H.:
S1n: Your communication of the o5th OF
February, 1861, asking what ia required OF
rebel prisoners who wish to be released on
taking the oath, has been received, and in re-
ply an directed to inform you that they
can apply to the commanding officer at their
place Of confinement. stating their desire to
take the oath. II they do this their cases
will be reserved for future decision, but In
The meantime they will not be sent South for
exchange against their consent.
Respectfully, your ob't servant,
r. LoDoR,
Capt Co. G, and Asst. to G. G. P.
, 1864-04-16

Retreat Of tho Rebels from Western
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Headuuarters arn ndv,.ea
q dispatch Col. Gallup received 1T Lexington,
that the rebels are In full retreat from Eastern
hfntnesy 1a Tae late attacking forge near Paints.
1orward from Mount Sterling In the direction of
Pound Gnp: to intercept them. No foasB are en-
band Of Benefits gueTIllas are reported to have
from HoPkfnsville 10 Hartford, and there robbei
tie People's Bank and several etores. Ruuor also
miles Of Shelbyyille. 0
, 1864-04-16
FROM KNOXVILLE.
The East Tenne.seo. Convention ,
Failure.

KHo1vn1E, April 1a--The Knoxville Conven-
non met the second day {Wednesday), pursuant to
Adjournment There was much talking, with no
results. The third day (Thu.sday), ditto, ditto.
On tho fourth day Ftid.y} it resumed the business
of the preceding day. Finally, atabout halEpast
three o'clock p NJ, on motion Of Mr. Mllligan, Of
Green the Convention adjourned sine ds, the DEL
egates evidently being well satisfied Of their ina
btity to determine for themselves the g1ave q1es-
, 1864-04-16

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbuns.1
ST. Paul, April is, 1861.
Navigation is fa11y open. The Hawkeyc State
ffom st. Louis, reached here at II o'c:ock p, m.
She found no Ice ont In the Inlet, and boats might
Ease passed week earlier. This L. eight days
later than it opened 1aat yeaz.
, 1864-04-16

Tokens OF Warm Work Ahead.

WAeH1soros, april 1.-THE special to tho Put
says Gen. Grant has returned to the army, and
should good weather continue for few days longer,
important news may bc exnec1eu-
NEW YoRK. April 15.-six1y pieces Of artillery,
consisting Of 12-pouudcrs and smooth bore how-
itzers. left here Inst evening for the Army Of the
P0t0Elae.
, 1864-04-16

NV YoRE, april 133A ,,S NateheE popeE q tie
~. tha -xms Shrcyecprt and Missouri, to prevent
their ialing into our hands and e1acuated shre7e-
port.
, 1864-04-16
4 Straw from the Army
I.ARE1Sfs I,4SnfSft- Ala. 4nrflH. 1

%------~>' ."-A'-@8'~t >A~Nf
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Thinking you may take some interest in
knowing that the soldiers In this section
who read the TRIBUNE In preference to al
other newspapers, when they can obtain it
coincide with you In their estimate Of the i'm
portance at this juncture Of retaining the
present Executive during another term Of
service, send You the result of balloting
held In the 55th Illinois volunteer infantry,
March S0th, to express preferences for PresI-
dent:
For Richard Yates .......-.....---..-.... !
GW SA4u1uu Il NH6sS. ]
For Maj. Gen. B. F. But1er. 1er...........x. T
For 1feut. Gen. q. 8. Grnnt.
For Maj. Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan. .....- II
For Abraham Lincoln. u.................,.9 ZIG
Total number Of rotes scast..-............ 500
On the Inst day of grace this regiment sr-
enlisted as veteran organization aud the
men are busy to-day selecting new officers to
lead them to future action. You can expect
to see us among you soon.
remain yours truly,
G. II. BROWNE,
Capt. 55th Ill Vol. Infantry.
, 1864-04-16
Buda1o Grai. a1arkct-Ap

Bosto Mining Stock hIarkct-ApriI Is.
Central 1s4 Franklin 58H: Hancock tax; Huron
49E: Isle Royal 26H; Mlnn. ~ Rock1ac9 loH tor
9; French Creek *; Bedford 2K; Quincy 28 Bay
, 1864-04-16

DAYTON, Ohio, April 15--John ". Dobbtns, who
vas convicted Of tho murder of Geo. Liudeauth,
oSer year aGo, vas hung in the county Jail, this
Indifference, aud without sign Of repentance, he
made full confession Of his crime but denied the
PeunsyIyanto.
, 1864-04-16

EBw YoEE, April 15.-The subscriptions to the
1910 1oan at the First National Bank to-day were
$1,oS;OOo, the largest ever Known. incIudIn7 si:
Ei0,CCO In gold certificates,
, 1864-04-16
Terrible Disaster in New York
AlrlQrA

QUARANTINE, April 15.-TEe eunboat Cheuanco.
EastTsEd hopnd and oaF95t lafayette, this after
noon, bnrsied her boiler. Forty, men on the deck
1cous Of the vessel have not been much hurt,
, 1864-04-16

p EMUVAL.-W. Barrow, Wig
L L. Maker and Hair Cutter, has removed to 1T
so1th C!s.k qP stal3 md has n9x q bad
and sill tjnds Of ornamental h1ir work. .!rate
Rooms for Hair Cutting and DJsnF. Bafrows' Wig
Factory and ar Cutting Esooma, l41 South ClarE-as
tup btars.) P. @. Boz 5457. apt8c919-ls
, 1864-04-16

4 SHLAR LODGE, NO. 3os, F. &
"A ANA GPecial Meeting Of Tbs Lodge w1u be
pnTpots oas of ToPk On F,f begsse Membets sSe
fratrrnIty cordially Invited to attend.
an16 csat.Is J,UALL DOW, Scc1 ?, T,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19
eay- Harper's Weekly truly remark

eay- Harper. Weekly truly remark.
that teere is not man who did not feel
that MeClsllan's chances we're diminish
ed ly the glad tidings from Atlanta; nor
any one who does not know that if Sher-
man had been defeated. lhe friends Of he
Ciricago candidate would have felt surer
OF his success. When people solemnly
resolve, as the party which has uomina,ed
Gen. Mcclellan did a. Chicago thar s.the
experiment of war; to maintain the Coz.
ernment and restore the Utrion is s.fail-
ure," how can they be glad to hear Of .
great aud vital victory which bellies their
theory! No unconditional Union man
could have asked more significant com.
mentary upon the true character of the
Chicago movement. For suppose the
great Mcclellan ratification meeting had
taken place upon the Saturday the news
of Sherman's glorious victory vas reeeiv.
ed, bow like soaking storm is would
have fallen upon Al assembly whose car
dinal principle is "den.od that imn,e-
date efforts be made for . cessation OF
hostillilss z Sherman has done more
81 'A'~ N"i'NhfS w <Nhhht0s itE a EeBe0Ll0F
of hos'ilit'es than Vailandigham and bic
Convention could do 10 twelve months Of
abuse Of the Administration and of thu
war.
II the American people were craven: il
they were go utterly bumiliated and pros
trated thst they could hear of the success
of our soldiers only with ahjeo. regret
if they we're really willing to surrender
the victory of their Government and IA va
in the hour of it's approaching triumph;
il they truly thought that the men who
managed the Convention at Chicago we're
more sincerely patriotic than Grant and
Sherman. than Farrsgut, Granger, and
Sheridan, then we 100 could almost be
sorry Tor the glorious news: for it would
be clear that such people were not worth
saving, and that the life Of every devoted
soldier who had fallen was vastcd ia the
cause OF these who were too contemplate
to respect themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

@Gsneral Mcclellan calls attention
to bis "lone and varied service in the ! :.
N.Y." That it hes been long nobody can
deny; but in what respect it has been
varied We are not aware. Excepting il
the degree and proportion Of lis inefI.
cheney We are At q Ices to rsmenbsr any
Sssissy whatever. 49,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

IT. That in the future. a4ie tbe past.
will dhsrs with zpswsE ad2asy I
tethe gbion snd - nsd( III
Oh - foundation bur d1esgt.
cd I'D happinese - psls - 81
g. sfsms work dfsD6f Gl6Ssrnegeut
equally conducive 70 tho welfare and
prosperity Of al the States, both Northern |
and HoRthaxn.
"a. Thks this convection does expliq- |
lilly decIsfs sstfk ssppssof she Arab "a
people, that sftsr .toar JEAN sofH iailsssA tol
restore the Union by the .expesiuent Of
war, during which, under prstsnse Of
military necessity or War power higher
than The construction, the constitution
itself hasibseu dsrsgafded IN every part
and publiclibesty and private rights alike
troddsn dawn snd the material prosperity
of the country essentially impaired; thst
Justice, humanity liberty and pubic vel
fare1 dsmsnd that immediate e1orts be
made for . cessation OF host:lities with .
view to 90 ultimate conventions Of States
or other peaceabla means to the end that 1t
The earliest practicable moment peace
may be restored ON she basis Of the Fed
Ieral Union Of States. suaa - he a1.sas 4
Sd. That the direct interfcrsnes of the
military authorities Of the United States
in the recent elections held in Kentucky,
Mary hand, Missouri and Dclsvass, vas
4 shameful Violations OF the Constitati0o,
and repetition of such acts in tbs APP
proachipg election will be held 40 rcvo-2
ldiiosary aud resisted with ell the means
and power under our control. Is 8
Ali. That the arm and object u the
Democratiol party is to psessrve the Fed.
eral Union and the rights of the States
unimpaifed, and they heseby declare that
they consider that the Administrators by
The usarpasion Of extraordinary and dan
geroas powers not grated BY the C'onsti-
tatioa. ihe subsession Of civil BY military
law 10 Staies not in insurrection, the ar
bitrsry military arrest. imprisonment.'
trial aad senteDees OF American citizens
10 S;atas WHARF civil law exists. in full
force, the suppression Of freedom Of speech
and Of ,he press. the denial of the right
Of asylum, the open and downright dis
regard of State rights, the employment o.
unusual tes, .osths, and Interference With
and denial II tho right Of the people to
bear artBs in seif-defsnse, ~ eaieuiated to
psersut the res,oration of the Uaien and
the Perpei ussIsn o. = Governments eyiv-
ing its powers irons the consent Of the
governed $3.50 s q asss&s 5sazas
9th. Thst the shameful disregard OF
the Administrator te i.s duty 10 respect
to sosr felIov-cssixens who now and long
hs,s been prisoners of war in Suffering
rendition, deserves the sev<rest retFoba-
lion on the scnre alike of public policy
and cumHon humanity. sesde' set q. eeE
h,6sh.5 That the sympathy of the Demo-
cratic party is heartily and earnestly ex.
tended to the soldiery Of eur army who
are ard have been ia the field under the
flag Of their country, and in the event of
alsaieipx power, they wil, receiss all the
care, protection ard regard that the brave
soldiers Of The Republic have So nobIy
earned. t +
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19
r AND FOB sALE-I h.v. Loss

acres Of land which Twish to sell; $40 acres es IN
Monfrose Bottom, 2x mica y. W. Of the town OF Mont-
foss ZOE ases prairie enA 100 tsnser $50 acres un
good fence eur Cabins With three rooms EACH we'll Of
water ~ each end two ponds Of water for stock Also
large earn, will framed and covered. 2&4 nercs ns
miles north Of keokuk and miles west Of the Niess
sepp nver. fs tr1ct has two CAtins weaf o. vster
stock water. $50 acres ander good fence.
HpF trect VIII be sold for so 50 pef acre. a. divided
mn purchasers at from IS 70 SO per acre liberal
innl dssa<ssl payusnss vtn b given. Tifia
jalyiiSw 10 .csg.ss aeAAA hAtA.iAal8s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

The speaking will be at l o'clock r. NJ, excer, at Ma
riOn oeiag Pals, lansing Dubuque and Clinton where
It viii be al M.
Other appointments for Mr.. DAswls viii be announeed
In due time II. NJ. HoxIE.
Chairman State Cen. Com
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

"As the Phoenix rises fre the ashes Of re Animal
ed with new lse does this Elixir rejuveLzte the sys
tenn aud overcome diseaxe.
As-The GsjuvenahBs EfIrir n The result u modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdon being entirely
new and absracf rsthot OF cure irrespective Of all tie
old and ~trn-esft syxtefze. 4 f&
a1-rh,s medicine has been tested by the erninent
medical of tine day: and by them pronounced ty be
- the creates sisccveries Of the age
1H-one bottle viii cure general Debility.
~ few doses cures liz sterids IN Il males
W gne Eoulstures Psif@tsffe a. The Heart
4Tfcf ooe 10 three bo.tfes rtstcres The nEnliness
AMI full rieor Of youth.
Eh-A few do~et restores the appetite.
&3~fhrtt bottles cure the nysf 81 Trnpotency.
AS-A few dasrr cure the low spirited.
- One bottle Festorrs rsertA! power
Z EA>A fsM dos y bring The to the cheek. Fs
M~-Tls medicine restores rasnIs vfeor and robust
health the poor d@aiitated. xorL-own de-rarfue
4S-The iistiess enervated yoat the over cd man
Of business the yetim Of nersos depression the irdf
viana suffering Il ON general debility wfil all nd i'm
neists SDd relief by the this ixir or
s-.esse Of LIE.
H5-Pricc - pAr betis three kettles for S. and for
wasi ny Expression rrctir, u money any address.
Al snei. osdss- mast be sent C. A COOK, Chicago
or General Ageut for the g9st.
Sod IN Ghicata. hy FULLER, FINCH & FULLER,
Hha,essie Dggfsis- ard ~ all Druggists eyeTyN here.
C. A COOK. frd-sro, Geuera igt. FIR tire States Of
illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan si.d Indisus
DR. w. Il. uEawIs q CO..
soLr PRoraIT7oRs,
No. 81 Liberty street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

~ When General Mcclellan issued
has extraordinary order forretreat to Har
rison's Landing, after the battle of II
yern Hill, the noble and gallant Genera
fh'l. Assrney exclaimed to the officer,
around him:
"a, Philip Kearney. an old officer. en-.
:" ter my solemn protest agsiast this or
!" DER tor retreat; We ought, instead OF re
1" tfeaki1g, - follow up the enemy and
take Richmond. And 10 full v,ew d
"sli the responsibility Of such. decl.r.,
"tioa, say to you all, such an order 9. !
/" only Be prompted By ,cowardioe or tre..
!" son -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

IGOR SALE-95 acres land, 10 acres
finster dnubie-ioe hrrtr srj icg bsrn ~
m grabs, AL adsr frpce. veil wsieseS. NTH frat
ohef tres-is located eight miles OF crvrE la Van Bu
couniy. Iowa THIS Land sid FIR ne t4 scss
aal tile sood- Enquire of IL b. rES-kycK,
nsyff Real Essafe Agt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

COR SALE-e0 acres upimproyed
Il and sitssaied IN tte & y qnsrtero ~ sectoa No e.
Tp @ ss Rsagps wer. h Pleasant Ridge 1p- k-e Co.
loxa. Pee s. per acre. with good ,isle dr sae-
II. r. TEN-EycK, -
aaxeAs 80 vss,A rad Hal fistsas Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19
Legal Notices.
'0RIGIEAL NOTICE.
nRIGINAL NOTICE.

To Dennis Lvnch. sf Eye
Srs--yss are hereby notified that there Ia now ON
file In the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
Sotnts Iowa at II Madison, p-ti.icnof Nancy Lynch
Claiming Of yeu divorce from the bends of matrueny
Oh the ground NJ vilifni des.rtion.
uaiess yos appear thereto ami defend bare noon Of
the sssoed day of the Deceter term 1854 said Dis
tret Court decree Will be rendered against Won thereon
BY dsfault az. RANKIN McCRARY,
Revenue Stamp 20 etsj Attorneys for PiaintH
ausaa- div tfs3+F r - fs4t3f - ss+, Il go
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

SraAAine cleans her hands for feeen.
eraticu sx-Nsv Yotk World. 80
The Maine point Of this exultant excla.
matidn Il somsshat modified By tho late
election Id ~ PINT Ts0sAH txte. ss-as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

EOR SALE-A two-sfory Brick Dwell
L Ing HGs.e, &itn Soc rpnA knsd cIsa~sA cellar,
well fenced and other stuat-d Morgan
street tetwees eth and 9TH streets Title coed
sale. Price q, 80 eash. hsgu4r- ~
MH TEN EYcE.
'epieA III E.a-Es arr - 49, Asf-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

Ing House with rooms cistern cellar. full lot veil
fenced situated Fulton street. between 10th and 18th
streets. Price sisoo. Enquire OF
septs-d Real Estste Agt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19
Tor sALE-Atvprsiory Hou.e, firs,

Il story brick, With frame story above, on the north
half in block 169 the Of 12h asd John
stan. Priee S9)1cssh. Att y. EN-EYCK, Agt.
stntQ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-19

No. So Liberty street, View York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
WASHINGTON. Feb. %


Representative Fenson to day, in calling
up the Senate bill, which Afterwards passed
the House, comforting upon the President
the appointment Of . warden for the jsil
O! this District, instead Of leaving the SO.
lection to Marshal Lamon, remarked that
the bill would save large amount annual
" to Goverament, say SIC, 600, leaving TO
the Marshal the legitimate fees Of his own
Office.
The Joint resolution authorizing the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury to sell the surplus
gold, will probably be referred back to the
committee on ways and means next Mon
day, when the rule will permit the intro
duction OF . resolution for that purpose.
So far g. can be ascertained, the commit
tee are in favor OF reporting bill authoriz-
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury to an
ticipate the pay ment OF interest, instead OF
selling the surplus coin.
Seven thousacd copies OF the speech OF
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, in support Of his
scheme for setting apart Texas Tor the hab-
itation Of freedmen, have already been
printed.
The Navy Department has advices that
the Court 1t st. johns, N. 3 has declared
an opinion in the Chesapeake pirates case,
sustaining all the points made by the pros
ecutio0, and committing the prisoners to
jail to await requisit,on from the United
States authorities.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Eopr Moneoc. Feb %

FoRr MoNRoE, Feb. %.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the Goth has
the following:
Us. Brock, VIM. Heddock, @. Huffman
Stephen Jones, A. ). Britain, J. J. Sum-
erln, W. Il. Dougberty, Lewis Taylor,
Lewis Trueman, w. d. Jones, Jas. Brooks,
G. r. Cuthell were oil hanged 1t Kingston,
N. G., on the 10th, aud seven we're hung on
the 18th, for deserving to the enemy and
taking up arms on the enemy's side. They
oil received the ordinance Of baptism.
Tho Atlanta Confederate says on the 9Th
1925 bales OF cotton were destroyed by fire
in Wilmington. Loss, 100000.
The Rome, (Ga.) Courier say $ that on the
8th inst, the enemy, GOO strong, we're At
Portersvl!le, within A miles of Rome. An
ether force is advancing vie Viewers mills.
The Savannah Republican Of the l4th,
says the fight 1t Lake City, Fla, was with
the enemy's advance composed Of cavalry
entirely. We Lost al Of our guns in camp
Finnegan. The surprise seems to have
been . disgraceful affair on tho part OF
our officers. So thoroughly were they sur.
rounded that resistance was impossible, and
| but lew OF our men escaped.
Col. Mccormick, who was in command
was among the captured.
The thermometer in Richmond, on the
| 18th, was eight degrees above zero.
! Dates from the Mississippi had been re-
ceiyod in Richmond up to the 10Th. Farra
gut was in commend Of the 4 Is - Grant
Pass, and was as quiet o. 'he :r5h ses
| would allow.
| Gen. Sherman had come to halt ans
become mysterious. Perhaps he is Hankint
| Gen. Johnston instead Of moving on Mobile
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Particular Notice.:

There are Hsd~y preparations cold xsder tie
name q Bsssers. put w N quart bottles compound
Cd q Ms casspe's ~A'skey o. common rum. costing
Amise or Coriander Seed.
IN" eEass q Ritsers Aave caused and wiu con.
ti"us to cause "a long a. Aoy can be cold Suufss%,
to d'e me death Of tie drnnkurd By tnsir uss tks
system 10 Kept continually under the Influence Of A.
Liquor "a created ard kept up, and die re,i /, "a
death. ~ w"
FOR those scho desire and will have Loro =
b,uers, 'oe publish the tatlo0."g receipt. Oct ono
DcttIe o. HoOnand's German 8ittevs, and
" hlskey, aud tAs result sslt be pvesoea.,J.
that 'eH tar excel ~ medical sivtue asd true "a.
cetbney any q the Liquor Bitt.rs in the -,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

CUnnnalAsD Ga, 1sb. -
o. The "a Ioes. = baoe01lioo 81 To 11th
Tsnssssee cavalry, stationed on the Virsin-
10 rad, Ave- niles soss Of here, we're sur.
psbed o day light, and sufrouedsd ~ .
large force Of rebel cavalry. Two comPs-
nies Of infantry and the 9lst IDdiaoa and
~ North Caroline regiments were 10 COM
mand Of Colonel Davis. The two c0Opa.
mics and 9lss Indians, under charge Of Lieu
tenant Wise, cut and fought their way
through, with loss Of three killed and 60.
capped. Two officers and about sixty Of
Col. Davis men also succeeded in making
their escape, bat the rest of the command
were probably captured. At the same
.time the rebels attacked our outpost 1t
Powell's brigade, on Tszeweli road, FIVE
miles south, consisting Of SO men, in charge
Of Capt Pickering and the 34th Kentucky
infantry, supported by : block house, but
the rebels were repulsed three times, when
Cspt. Pickering with his command were
withdraw to prevent their being cut of
from the gap. Col. Davis is said to be &c.
vereIy wounded.