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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20
Complicated Chronic ComD,.iatS

mo octorspract.ce is e.. Ice e. truth If
seventeen years standing, q ii l:ars from ali 9th,
crs No trifi.g with hu ran existence. Or sao-
'ihcing life by experiments The Do,tor knoy
upon examination the cause of the disease .na
the remedy needed to remove it : not by guessing
put by knowledge analyses the disease and the
medtcine none but vegetable substances used
All mineral AID poisonous incidence dircarded
Inc ector has discove. cd many rem edi o. in III
travels In south America, California and nh -
countries, which he finds Of general uti in ,be
hsa ing art. II is to be hopei that invaids no
nave tried doctors and advertised medicines ~,
til worn out and discouraged, will desrair no. os
cure until they have given DR. VS. med,c;re
and magnetic operations q trial. During bia
travels he has been the instrument. i, Ioa,s
nands, OF restoring To health an ylpor tbousand
VINO were On the verge VI the grave and are no y,
living monuments OF his skill and successful ire =
Men', and are sally excleimiDg, "Eiessel be IL /.
dsy when 'st we saw and pert.ok OF the Anal
NC ana Magnetic Doctors treatment" sa;is,ec-
tory reference will be cheerfuiy gwen when rs
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his reputation
ana staAo his all TO lake permanent cure, in ali
ca'es ne unIeftakes lis mode Of txiu.i sation
Is WIN the Eye, aud by an Analytic N process Of
we waste material OF tho d.. lie thereon.
asAs no qaesti,ns, lor requires invsids TO ex-
pam SYMPTOMS, telling the Cause and the Ioc.-
si"h :. .ne aies ase with ierfect certainty.
tS n. Is, DR. Woodruff Absolutely adverti,.
es nethisg but what he has toe ability 70 ma.
form. All forms OF female difficulties attended
with the happlest results. Invalas who cannn.
oonsalt the Doctor in person, BY giving a sta,e-
meet of their case, VIII be attended, to nromn,.
~ ant medicine forvsrhed BY exrress when ,e
quired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

SENATE.-Brown presented memo
rial Of sixty members of the Missouri, as
semble sgains. the confirmation OF Gen.
Schofeld As Major General.
LOUISVILLE House resumed the
cons'derate joint resolution amendatory
OF the Confisca,ion Ac. Sweet Of Maine
repliel 10 Davis of Mary laod, den, iog
that the minority were here to cmbarass
the adm nistra,ion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

WISHES 70 INFORM rae CIR
IxEHs Of Davenport and 0cstt N
QHCSunsy generally that he has pef-N N
manently located himself in this city where hs IL
psepass1 to shos hossss on the aeisntiese peieei
pies After twenty yeas study snd praetiee d
the aostDmy Of the foot, Of which tine hs la
spent eleven yesrs spder tho supeSistendeses cf
the best Veterinarians in Europe, BE vtsAes TO
roy that he will give satisfaction 70 ali psssens
having horses laboring under the disease Of eosns
Or sontractions, commonly called "hosgh bessd.' 4
interfering. ovcrreaching, quarter eracts, ssna
aad eravins, for al Of which he warrants : -.
fest csrs II cufebis. Tie greater pass q tieoe
AiDeases ase eaabod ~ shseire = vast e peopw
io1onsas jaelr14
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kAlLkUAU6.
Mississippi ard nissouri ReIree1.

sssSs vsn ~ OsSe~yo tiss. eAteA q tssJss ~
ssAs fsstw sAss Dsss~pcss ti~ss.
AND AtTEk MONDAY, nov. 1sTH.
~ isse: 49, .stil tssshss acuse, passsu. :;
srasns will leave Davenport Is follows:
500 4. n. TOR 0rinne,i soo VI sntssson
ECO r =. for lows City and Musssiins.
fAAiHs A.9Is& A. ~ vsEroaS - eoLlOvs
800 r. =. from 0rinneli ana Wssninssso.
BIO r \. from Grinsoll md Muscatirc
inc s.oo An. trs.n "ntot DAvsnpors make sdirect
j. oncctions 1t Gfinns!l, Iowa city and Wsah;ns
- with the Western stage Csmpsny siayes III o,
VI points West, 6oath- west and kcrtb-~es..
Trains from ths " ~ cennsct q Davenport
9Th trains Of tho Chicago and Rock Island Rail
6o.d for all points East, North and Ssuts.
Passengers arr reminded Of the necessity a,
tv'ng distinct directions ~ 70 th destination OF
ae,- r"erarc ais" IN nrresseeiekets hefnrc tAhins
'asn teats a $40 c..s
a. hlnsALI, Asst Sup't.
davenport, Nov Is 1894 -n&s
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DR. SWEETS
kMfUIEiOIe Lint M e 70 {
TIE

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
70, Rheumatism. Gous, Neuralgia. Lum5ogo, 81,
AecG and Joints, Sproins. Bruises. Gets and
Honuds, Pfles, Headache. and all Rheu-
p,aiie and Acrcous dssorders.
Or. Stephen sweet. Of Iunneciieut
The Great Natural Bone Setter
dr. st 2li u sweet, Of connecticut
Is known all over the United States,
DT. SiePhfn. Sweet, u Connecticut.
l. tho aa.iior Of DR.. Sweet. Infalible Linime,,
DF. swaGt's infs;Elbse E.tnsDcA,
Cures Rheum atism and never fails.
sr. sweets iBfsl.ibie L!pIrapnt
Is certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr.. sweets Infalgibie Lin,ment
Cares Burns and Scslds immedi.tely.:
Or. sweets IAfaIible Lintment
Is the best known remedy for sprains and Bruises
Dr.. swoet's lnfal!ible LiDtmeHt
O., - IMMEDIATE relief to Piles, and seldom fail,
to cure.
Dr.. SWEETS tsfa,nble lin!mpnt
Cures Headache Immediately and was never
known to fail.
Or. Sweets lAfalliblc LiBiwent
Affords Immediate relief for Piles. and seldtm
fails to cure.
d.. swest's Anfailible LinimtEt
Cures Toothacde in one minute.
fr.NHset's Ibf. II! BIZ LlEineEt
lures Cuts and " ounds immediately and leave
no scar
DR.. w cts iEfsltible LiD!mpnt
10 the best remedy fer Sores in the known world.
DR.. sWeeL's lnfaiibl. Eminent
Has been used by moro than million peot 10. and
all praise it.
DR.. ewe cts IN fsIlible Liaiment
Is truly ''friepd in need" and every famil
should have it at hand.
DR.. Sweets lsf.llsbls Liuim,nt
Is for sale BY all Druggists. Price IS and so cts
RICHARDSON CO.,
Sole Proprietor. Norwich, Ct.
For sale by LORD sM1TH. Wholesale
druggists, % Lake street, Oh cage Is general
agents Tor the Northwest syle-drI
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important Cure Of CONSUMPTION.

The Rev. A. c. HrAs, Of Indiansuoli,. Ind
ADDS his testn oDiai To the many Others efm,n
cntiv cured OF Consumption, by DR Woo, n, ~,
IAN most happy IN subscribing my name amona
nol,'enos o. DR. w"crHUlL-, 70 whom ..
knowledge fr atsui remcu herance for his n,o
iessionsI duties On myself l had been sfiietaj
with Consnmctros for the las three wears. I'M
Tor over year had rot Deen able to walk about
had exhausted all tho skill I'll the best ,hxx;.
cians Tar ana aud near, nd OF iats ii began n
assume very serious aspect. and the last ray u
nope nAd almost expired, when h card OF In. II,
great success. applied t. him. undsr whose tres
,nent toe cure WIS perfect In six wotks. 80 I'm,
Resumed my occupation Ia tho pnlpit. All I'm.
ces OF the disease disappcaioi. have hear ,.,,
ana sircnS ever since. II u now over Two wear.
since the cure was Effected, ana siill nv ,ysfer
conunue" tTeeIr. IN ANY trace OF the disease .hn,
ever. must cheertul!y recommend all sfal,o,e.
10 MN. He has saved my life and many o,hers.
and my prnytrs are, Sod iless him. and NAV n.
1.-Two for many years, Tor the sake Of suffering NJ
manity.
REy.A. q. HUME.
IspiAxoPoLIs, Fob. is, 1863,
IMPcxrAKr TESTIMONIAL fo,lov,n. :.
ono Il the many Testimonials OF rom rke NJ.
cures, performed BY DK. WoopnULr tho relehr..
ted Cancer and Chronic iiseaso Phys,ciap. who
has been stopping for the rsst three weeks 81 ~
st. Nicholas Hotel 10 ourctty:
Justice ~ Or. Woodruff, the celebrated Canoe,
and Chronic Disease Ply stefan, i'm uee ms TO vivo
Iuoiicity TO the following facts some four years
since. discovered wart on my lip, which W.
pronounced by tho best ph ysicians o Cancer. /
consulted and employedt the best medical XIII tho
country afforded, sta u ! Jailed. And had eiv
en- up N despair 10 die. My pains were grsss l
H sM . could not last much longer. On "
woodhuIss Arrival here. and bearing OF his Won
dcrini cures. placed myself urd BIZ trsatmspi.
~, ~, 10 hours after the application Of
.no poc,"rs Iarkish Uancos Salss, The Cancer
vas dead, SO that an Instrument could be nm
'otoesn u without the least Bit Of pale. 1hs
sese 70 P..fset, asd an entirely wsli The rap-
's'v q soe esrs u past III jma gisatlon.
~ f:sidsaes 10 near SpsiEsssld. ny osss-
JAMES A. HESSICK.
ne ueessrs Rssidsaes asa elss u q No. g
Rh(nl NEWARK will BE- psid TO any
WcVOps'sn who viii produce Cancer,
.nefe TIE cousfh ation u not broken down, that
shst tho Doctor sannot care without pain, instsu-
nsatss e .hs ioss II . dspp II blood.
eee0eos4I] p Ben ooo4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20
Grand Trunk Ticket Office onlv
1liinOiS Central Railroad.

III Nc ~ 1EX@Z4@y LG4 %
I'm AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Cen,r.i
Depot, foot of Lake aud South Water street:
Through Express, At $50 A M, arriving A.
tally, exc., SundsysJ sairo at l:3O A N.
tsN This Train connects for Peoria, Alton. 81.
louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Acccmmodationi A. 400 r N, for Cairo and wsv
Train, Z Stations, arriving 1t Cairo a
~ This Trsin. on Saturdays, will run only "a
urbana. rains arrive 1t Chicago At ll,0b
and $3.50 Pm. -
+. For Tickets and information, apply Ut the o66os
tho Great Central Depot
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN
trains wiii leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn
caU 143 Am
$50 p.s5 A "
EW l2.66PA
S:Oo 8AjPM
e:0OPM $50 pE
W. X. ARTHUR, GEM Supt.
W.r.!HHf'nH. Ten Passenger Ag't. nosOu
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IL you do. usc1
AOcssInds G<TaNHpa 81 tiers

From Rev. j. Newton Brown.f 10 3D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge!
Although not Opposed &c favor or recommend
Patent ,e'!icines ia gerera, through dis.rust OF
ihcir ingredients and effects; yet know Of no
sufficient reasons why man Day not testisy to
what he believes himself to have received from
any simple nrepa ration, in the hope that he may
tnus rontri butte ~ the beLei. OF others.
do this moro readiiyin regard to iaooAar DIS
German bitters, prepared by pr &. NJ. Jackson, of
this city, because was preiudiced against them
for many years, under the III. preston that they
were chiefly an alco holic mixture. l am indebted
to my friend i;cbett shoemaker, Esq, Tor The re-
wovsi OF this prejudice by proper tests. and Tor
encouragement u try them. when suffering from
great and long continued debility. Tue use Of!
three bottles Of these b;tters at the beginning Of
the present Year. was foiloacd by evident relief
and restoration TO degree of bodily and mental
vigor which had not felt Tor six months before
and bad almost despaired OF regaining. ! there
fore thank Gcj AMI Ii friend for direc ting me to
the use of them. j. NEWTON BROWN.
IL PHIL DE 1PaIA, June 23d. 1851.
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CAleaSe AMI tkOeh lSlnnd Raits..
WIN ERARR ANceMrAr .ac.


tNAn 1tt ~, MONDAY. NOV. 10. lisa.
Aa unti, turtle, notice, tra,np Sui leave
'oi.i' aaiis, Sundays excepted, Ms fo,ln~.:
Sd nigh tSxrrcse. A. =.
.eptcd, ~ follows: 11'y' '"laaye or
a All, -p's %, =. IS 4. n,
u da'ly express and mail train at. ...xosr
AL trains over this rvuts are "a ,I;r.c, ..'...
ssonieaeo Win trains over both the Michigan
Scas0srn, Michigan Central, Pit,sburv. For
WaynT, ana chicago Railroad TO and from De.
Solt, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinna,,
tattsourg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Aim
insion.
ssserre's are reminded Of tho necessity of
giving distinct directions ~ 10 the destinat,cp q,
sneir Baggage, also toprocure tickets before ak.
ing tneirseats In the cars, the conductors col
ectiares only to citations on tho limo of he Oh
eaRo and hook Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY Superintendent.
| Davenport. Nov. 10, 1853. de-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

BUFFALO, Jan. ID.
Tue snow storm continues with high
wind. No trains leave for the East or
Wcet bstore TO morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20
CIr.vrIa.p. Jar. TO-

CLEVELAND, Jar. 70.
"a ing night night express, west from k.uf.
, nv SUCK n the anow three miles east OF
slnssvs''e. The accommodation train ran
nms, = .ocr cara were burned, I've peuons
0'lso 80 number vo0adoi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

T0RoNT0, Jsr. ~
A terrible storm il prevailing through. ut
sne western province, with no signs Of aba
s'ng. Trains are ali stopped.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.

Tee reported railroad accident. on The
tafawissa railroad is positively denied in
u best informed circles. There has be- en-
no confirmation If il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 90.
Passengers confirm the news OF the
accident on the Catawi.sa Road. A
bridge gave way with frcight:train and
10 persons were killed.
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.RrrrAIn LIN On H.

BUFFALO, Jan. 2O-Noon.
The storm ceased last evening. Ger
foot Of snow fell. Trains will leave 20.
day for the east and west.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

CLEVELAND, Jan. 90.
Gen. Harmon, Of New York, was ill.
ed at the Parmsville accident.
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No Alcohol or Bad Whisky

They will cure the above diseases in
ninety-nine cases cut Of hundred.
DOYOU WANT SOMETHING TO 81 kENSTH.
EN- your
DO You WANT A GOOD APPETITE Z
Do YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
STIiDTIONf
Do You wANT TO gEEL WELL
Do YOU WANT TO GET RID Or NERVOUS
NESS?
DO YOU WANT ENERGY?
Do YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL?
Do IcU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELING?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20
Dr. Z. ID. WoodhaIl,
Author and Lecturer On
~ * OtzC DISEASES

~, Uners the most certain, speedy and effectua
~. NE NDihS IN tho World for the following COR
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
O.'1'es Of tie Taroat, Lungs, Heart. So,een. liz
er, Som 'ch. Drepsey IL the Lhest. Enc and
Ear; Rhsnmos,sm. Neuralgia. Fits, and
QUE Derangemcnts all
he Blood Sc, otuia.
Erys,pet,s Cancer Ever
sores, Leprosy. KID
nela md Ill
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

DIR. G. W. ROBACK,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
G. A. COOK, Chicago, Gcnl Aef.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH
FULLER, and all Druggists.
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied By
A.R. CROSKEY, and @. Ii. BECKWITH, Chicago.
.s-aAs
Sold IN Davenport by F. Jscoby, Ir.. +. s. Bal
lord, Stevenson l. Carnahan, |. j. Wei
schlcy.l, Ditzen a X och and NJ. koynes.
Soid ct wholesale by Bsiderbccke uiiie' ant
+. Rasiiewig. mvc8 dSEt
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
N OF AL conc 4. &c,
4 n1onLY concRxTnAsxD
VkGET.aDLE ExTk.4CT
~ Pwre Temtc.
DOCTOR HO0TLAND'S
oHHn6An1 R1rTHx4a,
DIR. C. N! JACKSON. Pbn.dslpAis. Pa.
w1llssSscsrAaar orn.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, and all dis,ases
arising from disordeyed !.
,AtCey UT AytOI"UCHs
such as
Constipation, In.
ward Piics, fulness CT
Blsoi to the b cad, Acidity to
tho stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, tuiness or Weight
in tn Stom acb, Ser .,ructatious, Sirk-
ing or Fluttes,ng at tne Pit Of Stoa sch,
Swimming OF the II cad Hurried aud Difficult
fiutteTing Of the Heart, Choking Of Sutocat.
ing soreations whom in lying posture, D,npsss
.of Vision. Dots or Webs before the Eight, Fever
and Bull Pain in the Head, deficiency OF Per-
spiration, Yeiowness Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain in the Side, Back Chest. Limbs
&C., sudden Pushes Of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh, 4
Constant Inaginings
q Evil and graf
Depression Of
Spirits -"
and will spositively prevent YELLOW FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVEn, &C.
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

A VERY SMALL HOUSE ON TIE BLU #.
"A Third House north my resid sncc. Pos, -.
lien given Immediately.
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No. 631 Arch 81.

10 NJ n - feas HvA:r~s
(Sacesssors to 9. II. ,Jacksoa a Col
Propfietors.
u rvS u Uaitot utSses. nl-ee1Svis
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BEWARE OF coUE1ERFEIrs

See that the signature Of G. NJ. J,chson Il m
che wrapper.
Price per Bottle rs cents or half doxen for.xl
Shonid your nearest druggist not have the NJ.
ticle do not be pat o6 BY any Of the intosicstips
send 10 We and ~s will forward sscurslyl pssksd
BY exprsss.
Principal Office and Manufaetor,.
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$500 Copies Of Works Of Art,

Including Re productions Of the most Celebrated
Enxravings, Paintings, Statues, 10. Catalogues
cen. receipt OF stamp. An order FIR one dos.
On PlCTL re- from orr Catsic suo will be- flied
< NJ 49, ii -.
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Michigas Central Kailroad.

W. X. ARTHUR, Gent SUM-.
W.. non f'oN. Gen Z Passenger Ap,t ooaOtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-02
Gen. Iarnnf nt St. Lours.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 30-The dinner to Gen.
Grantlast night was q most brilliant affair.
Major Generals Grant, Rosecrans, and Scho-
field, and Brigadier Generals Osterhaus, Nc
Neil, Totten, Fiske, Grey, large number
of Colonels and officers of lower rank, and
some two hundred and fifty civilians were
present.
Speeches were made by most OF the Cen
erals present and number of citizens, but
Gen. Grant declined to extend his remarks
beyond mere return of thanks for the hon.
ors conferred. a4
One Of the largest and most respectable
meetings ever held in st. Louis, assembled
in the Court House rotunda last night, to
devise means for the reception of veteran
volunteers. Those of other States that ar
rive here en- route for home, will be well
coined and entertained the same as those
belonging TO Missouri. 1900
Gov. Gamble died to-day.
A heavy rain has fallen all day, with in
dications of cooler weather tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-02
From West Virginia-ReconnOis-
9anCe.

8HnCe.
HEADQ'Rs Dept OF WEST VIRGINIA, Jan.
30.-This morning accommodating force
that had been sent out from Col. Campbelrs
command, returned, after having gone to
Romney. There they divided into three
columns, one going out on the Winchester
road, thirty miles, the other down the Gras-
sy Lick road to the vicinity of Wardens-
vile, and the third on the old Morefield
road. None of these columns met with Sc
rious opposition on their advance. The in
formation which they gained proves to be
of high importance, and tells Of mysterious
movements, proceedings and preparations
within the rebel lines.
We took Captain d. Il. Finder, of co. A,
47th Georgia Regiment, prisoner. This
rebel officer says that some five or six Geor-
gia and Alabama regiments have been di-
vided into small squads and stationed at
different points in the valleys and noun
tains, to prevent desertions. He reports
that his company encountered a portion of
Colonel Mulligan's troops, had fight, was
whipped, and had to skedaddle. This rebel
officer also reports that the enemy is actual
ly pressing all men into the service between
the ages of sixteen and fifty-five. From
| his story it seems that some Of the North
Carolina and Alabama, and few of the
Virginia regiments, are being looked upon
and watched with suspicion.
The latest news from the Kanawha valley
reports all quiet and safe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Some surprise is
manifested here at the course of the British
journals in denouncing the comfy shown
by the United States to the French govern
ment, in regard to the expectation OF tobac-
co. The concession was made at the request
of the French government, supported by
the express request of the British govern
ment.
Hon. William Whiting, Solicitor OF the
War Department, has decided that aliens,
who are subjects of foreign Government,
and having voluntary enlisted In the service
of the United States as substitutes for draft
ed menare not entitled to be discharged
from the service on account of allienage,
but may, under the law of nations, be held
to perform their enlistments, without Civ
ing the Government to which their allegi-
ance is due just cause of complaint.
Secretary Stanton, before the Hale Inves-
tigating committee yesterday, said, among
other things, that Senator Hale asked moth
ing of him i'm relation to the release of Hunt
from the old Capitol, which counselor-at-
law might not with perfect propriety ask
of judge, and that he yielded nothing to
the application of Mr.. Hale that he would
not have yielded to any respectable coun-
selor, and that he considered himself as act
ing jpdicially in the matter.
The United States gunboat Eutaw, with
out her armament, averaged 1874 miles yes
terday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-02
From kentucky.

LOUISVILLE Jan. 30.-In pursuance of an
order from General SchOfield, several per-
sons have been arrested here to-day for
kidnapping negroes in Missouri, and selling
them as slaves. Some of the parties are
also charged with passing altered green
backs.
The commander Of the District Of Hunts
vile Alabama, has ordered all cotton buy
ers out of his District.
p FRANKFoRT, Jan. 30.-The Legislature
adjourned this morning without proceed
ing to the election of a United States SEN
atOr, it being ascegtained that, by the Con-
stitution Of Kentucky, this election OF
Bramlette would demand new Guberna-
torial election. The probability now is that
no election will be made until the fall ses-
sion. ...-
An officer Just returned from Knoxville
reports that about week since, the rebels
drove off eight hundred head OF Govern
ment cattle within three miles of Knoxville.
He says that our army has gone into winter
quarters and apprehend no attack. "a
reconnaissance was made last Saturday and
Sunday and discovered that Longstreet had
made a hasty retreat and had gone beyond
Bainbridge.