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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

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...==745-,-ss;sSss EASES incidental to the hu.
.xa* man family, and even such q
have heretofore been consid.
q y cred incurable by the medical
faculty of the world, are skill
fully treated with distinguished success bb DIR
WIZ. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DIR. HANS Won BADEN, of Leipsc. Germany
These three scientific Pbysicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards of forty years. They especially call the
attention Of the afflicted to the following named
disc asses:
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption,
md the most distressing of all diseases the
sTHMA or PaTHIsrC and all other complaints of
the Mouth, Throat Lungs and Hear. Also dis
e. seq Of the Stomach, Liver. kidneys. Spleen,
Bladder and Bowels such as Dyspepsia, which Is
q very distressing complaint. Diarrh0a, Dysentary
Cons lipation or continued costiveness This la.
Ter disease most always prein6uces
Piles and F'10tl11as
Which is treated with marked success without
resoiting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
sre often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing complains
Also all Female Complaints, such as Weakness,
Debility and diseases of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARCINOMA, or CANcsR, is another disease that
has hith erto bafied the skill Of the ervdite and
learned doctors of the world. This monstrous
Hydra must now bow it's head, for it can occurred.
All Tumors, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
eases, White Swellings, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases or the Eyes.
Such az Lachrymal Fistula. Strabismus or Cross
Eyes, Black or White spots the Eye Ball, Sore
Eyes, Blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often be cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll TO call aud les the Doctor *
anime their case. A large assortment OF
artificial Eyes, perfectly natural. All
dieeases Of the Ear.
Such as roaring or busting sounds, offensive dis
charges and deafness. The Doctor has Tubes and
Ear Drums and Ofacles, Of all sizes and discrip-
tions, which restore nearing very perfect to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Write
with 20 ur full name. towr, county and State
Your letters will be promptly answered. Be as
particular - you can in giving full history Of
your disease. Address,
DR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box 6078 Post Office.
Hours from "a. y. 10 8 r. \. Once No. 81
Randolph corner Of Dearbon street, Chicseo Ill.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. ~

AsIIINGroN. Feb. 10.
SENATE.-A resolution of thanks to
Gen. Sherman, officers and men ware
passed.
Do motion ofWilson, the Senate reso
Iutlons equallzlng the pay Of sol diers
were taken up.
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If you DO, use
A00HaHRs German RttferS

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D., + ditor of the
Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
fatent Medicines in general, through ds,rust Of
their ingredients and effects; get know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testisy to
whaI ne believes himself to have received rem
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
to: rs contribute to the benefit Of Others.
do this more readily in regard to Hoofaud's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. g.. II. J.cksop,o
this city, because was prejudiced against them
Tor many years, under the impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
to my friend iicbeit Shoemaker, Esq, for the re-
novai OF this prejudice by proper tests and for
encouragement. to try then, whom suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three bottles of these bitters at the beginning Of
the present year. was foilow ed by evident relief
ANA restoration to degree of bodily and mental
visor which had not tel, Tor six months before
and had almost despaired of regainipg. there
tore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use Of them. j. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d, 1851.
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n GREAT aEREllipM

oneAt HE6EllION.
InomOh Of Great Discovery
The public has resdled against cAurrx,s,nc
HArH DYES. Fashion has forssworu them. a
sagssious community has adopted in hal. 80.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
On ! for these reasons: Il embrows ma h,..,
the HAln, not the SKIN. tits vegetable emou;.u,,
10. bSrsisg asid. It docs not burlesoue na.
tao viii blooni.s nS616lss sssgss, but prod nee.
hsr ON liviae hsss.s Its coelise e6ssss l. ,s,t.
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FARMERS having Leaf Tobacco for sale
WI :, obtain the HIGHEST PRICE BY applying to
~ hoLAS KAUFMAN 4 CO., Tobaccouists
60 Yer Main aud Second SITS. feb1 .d1 xxvm
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Illinois Central Railroad,
Go 0Qal

I'M AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Central
Icpot, foot Of Lake and South Water street
Through Express, At $50 A N, arriving 1t
aai.y, exc, SundaysJ sairo ct $50 A N.
e7y This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation) At 400 N, for Cairo and Way
Train, I Stations arriving 1t Cairo o
Every day, J s:45 N nexs DAY. EW
~ This Trim, on Saturdays, will runoniy to
Urbana- Trains arrive at Chicago at 1l:0S n
and $3.50 Pm. =. 80 4.
For Tickets and Information, apply at the once
the Great Central Depot. 80 h.
HYDE PARK ANb WOOD LAWN.
Ttains will leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn:
500 AN - 6:45 AM
8:45AM 925 AN TEA
1900 l256PM H.
800 Pm 8A5 Pm N
e:O0PN G50PN
w. B. ARTHUR, Cent Supt.
W: p. JoHssoN. Gem Passenger Ag't. no1otf
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CARO-, Feb. -.

FT7INV, TCU :.
Steamer Tycoon, from Memphis 70
CINCINNATI, passed to-day with over H.
900 bales of cotton.
Steamer sultana, No. >, brought 100
b'ies OF cotton TO Vicsburg. A large
cargo OF sugar and moasses for points
on the Ohio river.
fiity-two rebel prisoners, from Column
bus, n.y., en- route for indianapolis, arri
we'd to-day.
The 9th Ill. cavalry have rc-enlisted
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New YoRK. Feb.

NEW OK, Feb. IS.
Richmond papers of the 9th received,
contain the following:
LAKE CRY, Feb. 8.
Egg hteen vesseles, gnnboats and traus
ports have arrived at Jackson.
The enemy is presumed t, be in large
force, and IS landed and are aivanc ING.
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Grand Trunk Ticket ONCE only
Plttsb1rg, #. Wayne Z Chicago
Il ALL II q An.

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WARS RUx FROM CHICAGO TO PlrTspUro
~ without change, connecting With the srsss
PxAASYL HAHxA CKHzRAL RAHsoAD
Few York, Philadslphia, Daitinsss s.a VA
'nfson sisy, and all the interior towns Of Psns
Merchants BY taking this rvuts, viii M -.
advantage Of all the eastern marieSs Il ~ NM.
0enal cost.
DAegsgs checked through.
Trains leave the Dspst, Canal stsset. veet 49,.
gSisego, daily % ths sssival Of .raiss fro. ~
Osunseslns 81 CrssaIins VIII Ci.y,,..A = r.,.--.
ehoss = y. - Dnnkifk. DnGnle. His-ss- S.sss
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DIR. 9. w. ROBACK,

DIR. G. w, ROBACK,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
C. A. COOK, Chicago, Genl Agt.
Dold q Wholesale In Chicago by FULLER, FINCH
FULLER, and al Druggsts.
~ Country Merchants and Dealers supplied b.
A. J. CROSKEY, and O. II. BECKWITH, Chicago.
~-su
Sold in Davenrort by F. Jaccby, Jr., E. s. Bal
lord, Stevenson h Cnrnahan, /. j. Wells. G.
Schlegel DitZen Il Koch and II. Kovacs.
Sold at wholesale by Beiderbecke d Miller and
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Price, Is cents psr Bon, Or Ncxes TOR -
Prepared BY Dr.. J. G. AVER Co., Lowell. xasa
E.S Ballord, Stephenson 4 Carbahsn, !. J..
Wells, +. Jacoby, Jr., D,tsen 4 Koch, q. scho-
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DK. HUNTER
Treats Manv Diseases.

MANY CHKUNIC UIS-
EASES incidental to the hui
man family, and even such %
have heretofore been consid-
cred incurable by the medical
faculty of the world, are skill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

For LAea",d'i.m. Gout, Nturo1gia, LMabo,o. Sri,
Acc. and Joinfs, Norasns, Bruises on. ana
Mounds. Psies, Headache. and az Rk>v-
waite and Nerrons disorder.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

warning TO the French Emperor, which, uttered
by the principal the ticket, would have raised Q
greater IN the French capi al than the reso
luton In Congress lately did But coming from one OF
some three four candidates for the same ohce the
language Of "Andyn will not do more than make Nap
quake in his boots He declared himself In favor Of the
Monroe doctrine throughout and prophesed that the day
not far distant when with the rebellion crushed,
we should say 10 Napoleon thai be could not establish
monarchy 10 Mexico. This part OF his speech Was ro-
seved with great applause and the crowd were evident
opposedt TO Aaxmihan and absolute monarchy on this
eoRtinent,
N Concluding, tho Governor declared that We were
susaged at this time In testing the nrst great principle
Of free government ana deciding for the benefit 0f tho
nations hooking whether capable OF SELF gov.
sSnment He held, with Jefferson, that the government
WAS made for the people, the people for tho govern
meat and TINT people could change tho constitution
TO suit sher advancement IN the Of universal free
dom. He then urged all to sustain tho government In
the great revolution they were now engaged until the
great step being taken was compsted There could
be no conservatives, no middle ground where only two
great principles oppo6ed each other. Every was
wfor against the government and ne called on all
patriots sustain the government the admnisrA
tiOn and the
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
HU N 7 E r.
UN bUAHD SfEAMNH LEVTATHHWs
NEAR GREENyIIIx, Miss. River. June o, 1854,

The Rebels Repairing Vow River
Brfdge-0asrilia Hunting-0snsra
Hunscr's Command All Right, &c.
BsvxRIr couFr Horsr, Va, June 10, tsol
One Of surgeons who len By General Cfcok ~
Cloyds Mountain, In charge Of wounded, has juss
p. He let there ten days ago, and reports snas
the rebels repairing New river bridge, ana - pc
sumss u 10 completed by this time.
II N wei, tina, the authorities ., wsshingscn should
know ,hs ss. at the uninterrupted running o. the
yiva,us ana Tennessee Railroad, tns oonpssion os
N Of high importance In The matter Of fssdus
Lees army.
The forces Of Colonel Harris In command Of thh posi-
arc active In pursuing sma bands o vsbs susrpas snd
bcrse thieves 10 The cuo,ics OF Poe@sa.A~. ssA Wsss
brier, Bau,op and Webster.
Hunter all rishL aH
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
THE REBEL GUERn.LAS.
Operations OF Wheeler's Cav.
airy i'm Tennessee.
Movements of tho Guerillas in
Kentucky,
&c., Co.. IT,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June II, 1894
An ofcer Just arrived from the front reports that on
Friday last the rebel General Wheeler with large force
OF cavalry appeared Calhoun the railroad, between
Chattanooga and our army.
Whseers forces seIz ID six cars laden with grain and
cut the telegraph wires.
The train coming north was notified at Adasvle aud
stopped. General A. z. Hovey was aboard aud collected
some two hundred convaescents formed them In line Of
battle, and moved cautiously on.
On tho arrival OF the at Calhoun II was found that
tho rebels had retreated from the town.
The train then moved with Its usual speed towards
Ressacca but when about hall way there an enormous
torpedo exploded pitching the LOCOMOTIVES six feet from
the track and tearing four that we're Immediately
in into spliners Fortunately the troops were
In tie last Of ALL and escaped injury. N+
The box containing the missile was marked "Powder
c. 8. A., 36 pounds"
Nobody seriousiy injured. Captain Barlow, or
Geueri al Logan's staff, was bruised.
The train passed on In the evening TO Ressacca
The night Wheeler again appeared on the road be-
low Calhoun, and tore up considerable portion OF tho
track which has been repaired, and trains are
again rsnnng
"A gentleman who LEFT front Of army the 9th
instant says that cavalry TO the
'front.' found only light force Of rebel cavalry, which,
after severe skrmish fell back and crossed the Chata
hoochie river.
Prisoners taken report that the whole rebel army s on
the south sdo Of that river determined to oppose IL
passage 10 the last by army.
Tho river s much swollen by heavy rains, and no -
rious engagement can occur until the river falla
Guerilla Operations A Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, juno IA. 1854,
). H. Wheeler telegraphs General Darlington thai
George Jesse, with two hundred rebels, at New
castle sundown last evening. The ioroe Is made
desperate characters hastily collected throughout th'
country fsot. but stealing all ths
horses the nsghborhood. The authorities expect q
bag the whole gang
The Frankfort an Lexington trains will resume thsr
trips 10 morrow. o rM
Trains hero to Nashville regularly twice daily
and have not been interrupted. ...
On the 10th instant eighty guerillas made raid into
Princeton Caldwell county, Kenucy and were repused,
with loss OF two killed and several wounded, BY twelve
soldiers OF the Thirty fifth Kentucky regiment aad toe
citizens Of the place, making stand at the Court Hause
On the 9th instant band OF guerilas plundered Ere
doDia, Caldwell county.
LOUISVILLE Juno 10, 1854.
Three hundred guerillas, Monday evening" robbed
Captain Wilson'S house, at Calhoun, taking hun.
dred dollars, his wifcs jswcry cutting MS furniture 10
pieces aud then leavmg the direction OF Greensboro,
whore fight expected to take place yesterday.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
G R A n 7. )!
CROSSING THE JAMES RIVER
The Union Forces on tie South
Side of Richm Ond
General Grant ,At Yiern,uda
Land ing.
The Movement Accomplished
with Celebrity and With
out Loss oy.Accident. r
S&H AAAA IVA 0ECUNU 1AdEs
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IMPORTANT 4EROM cEH., SHERMAN.
4 REBEL BRIGADE SURROUNDED.
The Rs ,bel Bishop General
Polk Killed.
bscres ary Stanton's Despatch
- to General Dix, .
80 - 81
The Be ,bel Bishop General
Polk Killed.
bscres ary Stanton's Despatch
4 to General Dix, :
tat serpa.a su.uyia y .siat ssag

UV3re60Ey StoAeeA To General DIX
,-ss. -... ~
aa1uss Cen sraD DIX .aesarosag a.es sa te 49,
Ne, ,noss0isns of tho Army Of tho Potomac TO the
ssh side q Riconend, ,ecross the Chckahomny river
- JaneS river, has progressed far enough TO admit
~ publ Scson = scnso general facts without danger Of
ysvnatlrs' dkcsssars sev = ee
After ersevera Asgs preliminary preparations, the move
eans @mmenced Sunday rgat. ,-os.s !
nsSEiehsssuh army eorps, under command Of General
Init T. maseAsdto Whsto House, snd there embarked
aesar sports fsr 1srnuda 'lshdiDg.
ssserai wriaaps corps and Bnrnside's % Jones
ssnss, whore they srsssod tho chickahomiuy, and
oAFched tAenes 10 Charles City, the James river
Asokahom'nv At Long BRIDGE and marched thence 70
Vnsox's, "a tss James river. ets- s sasa 81 ies.t
SAs Jaoss river was 70 b crossed ~ We army a.
SsvAasaa essnf
despatch ssom osn. Grant dated Msaday evening,
eas'pass ~vo O'CLOCK a0aoquar'ers' %aooxs hno'ag'
sasss thu asosdvance of eur roopsh had reached that
1Aos asdwosid cenmsnoe crossing the Sames river TO-
ss"ow t1usso<y)' ana sxisn's corps weod commence
sn"s - sasy rons sha' night; shat no lighting was
sF''s ec"as sne '"ovs"en'' oAcePs's a"ue cavaHy
s'FmsNsns' "a
r6ayssssssss) "'srnoon AZ ono cciock General
~an' "se ~ 11 mooa 'AAs'os'
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~'S-'."f '0'0'' YIN ''""'o0' "'S''ns james
@S '"''"' ."" w ''s"' y s'' 'AS'
0'0ts"' '''pi' 70 '"' s'"'a s'a' % '01"ooa' oor
0vemsD' ir0" Goal haf - 70 'ne 'An'so river mas
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The New York herald., 1864-06-16

Few York Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY. Jsne is, 1904
The following 10 the caNndar for the NJ Appeals
for thursday June ie-s"- 20, Ia, ~, ~, H. y ~,
20 30
The New York herald., 1864-06-16
THE HERALD 1DEsPATCHEs,
mr.. L.. "A. HendrfcA . Dispatches.
HxApou, urxRa, Firm CoRrs.
In rrx rs,n. 'une 12--6P. N.

Our corps has made another change, "s poshon on'
vns, this change Ia, and where hcs quarters pres
t are and the facts 70 Be predicated on 'ness
q three days longest, and possibly sh nsr pcr'od
mi ,nausurats 4 new scs In shc war drama rolminary
10 the uprising Of the curtain important msceA 70 aers
Nous arc going on, whose purpovs only the nA sd can
a preseu, understand. can only say that sin soc
wha, we shall see; and, further, that 10 good time WIN
s.>seen that Generals Grant ana Meade fail 70 ne
Sher way clearly before making any now move.
ouW CORRESPONDENT W rnEA
EARLY this morning. accom- panied By Captain Castle and
leu,cuept Clarke, chief signal officers Of the corps
vh,,ed rse used N nofnus poss for obs~y'as Tho
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

Nrsrs ARMY CoRrs, June i2-Noon.
civALay p'AriuQus.
Yesterday tho rebol cavalry made dash upon our
cavalry vdettcs who fell beck General Ferrsro's dlv
sono cocrcd troops line md received tho rebcs
quito warmly, pouring In somo sharp voileys, killing
aud woundisg quite . number OF them. few prisoners
were takon II 10 almost unnecessary 80 say that the
rebel soon after retired
The repel batteries shelled one position today but
without eioIting any response on cur side.
Tho weather 10 cool, cloudy and deightful.
MT, ~. Davidssn.s Despatch.
wErH Rouss, Va, juno 10, 1854.
ouKmLIAs DnsxRsKp.
3ary Of mounted guerIlIas. varlossy estimated al
from tety 70 seventy repealed n the direction Of
IAnesviie, tho opposite side a. the Pamunkoy, day
before yesterday. Captain Caprcn. First Rhode sland
cavalry, was sent, IN command of . detachment OF
hundred ana ten men dspersc capture thsm Abost
three miles ont no srxcstsd threc ezens who stated
ths susfia party had seven Of our men prisoners u
Kss william Ceupt House. The throat Of one had already
bees cut and they threatened ito others should share
the fate hcy cauld get through TO Richmond
Captain . advance was attacked Lanssyie, when
Il Immediately charged sca<ne the at'ckins party Of
81 far as known. lie osl ono nonse kcd aud had
man severely wounded.
An,sner iorce OF tho ssne regimen went out day
whovto able 70 discover any OF the guosias. aud
u s sup ~psed they have Isft tho vicinity.
MIR FIRST CALIFORNIA Rre,mrSr -
she remsIn>o Of the celebrated First Cali ornia REGIMENT
brouaas out b. Colonsl Il D. Baker, supseausnuy
ruowp - shs ASysuty nIm Pennsyivanis ard now
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

FORTRESS MosRoK, June "A. 1854.
There has been arrival from Bermuda Hundred up
TO the closing Of the mall this evening.
Lieutenant John Philips, OF the Fifth Pennsylvania
cavalry, died yesterday at the Chesapeake Hospital
The United States steamer Gettysburg, Captain Lam.
son. has arrived from of Wilmington, where she loft
sruise but she picked mp governments schooner uhc
Mary Steadnnan) in distress and towed her into Hamp
ton Roads. The all we'll
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

The 9anitary Com mission.
.s@ WASHINGTON, June 16, 1894
The steamboats, barges and tugboat In tc employ Of
the Sanitary Commission, which recently stationed
At white House landing left Fortress Monroe this
ing for the base on the James. The barge Tracy
loaded with sGtores belonging to tho Cemmisson will
leave this city tomorrow morning for the point.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

commanded BY Colonel p. p Smith,
here route 70 Phiadelpha, 70 be mustered ous OF
service. or the sixteen hundred and fortyseven org
nay organized in 1861, only one hundred and thirteen
enlisted men now 70 home in body. Ths list Of their
battles cannot be surpassed. equaed by any other
regiment in the field Each man returns hero.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

NEAR SUMHIf ~5fAT0N, June 10 AA ID.
Tho general headquarters brske at three oAiock
yesterday In the Afternoon Ale vicinity Of Coal Hsrl
and moved to psnt . mile south Of Summit st,tk m
This merning at six O'Clock, a. write, the tents "a
struck and packed Tho trains the road In notion
Gen. Grant aud Meade In the .sasdlc. A move Of N
army Ia on foot.
The New York herald., 1864-06-16

LOUISVILLE Juno 10, 1854
Three hundred guerillas, Monday evening, robbed
Captain Wilson'S house, at Calhoun, taking seven hun.
dred dollars his wifo's jowclry cutting MS furnture 70
pieces aud then eavmg IN the direction OF Owensboro,
whore fight was expected to take place yesterday.