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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

A letter from New OrIesns, 2sth, Wis
Mississippi River, says that General Can
by isrspidly recovering. he Is now able
to attend to his Official business daily.
z a dispatch dated Headquarters Army
Of the Potomac, December 5, says that
there is nothing Of interest to report.
Quite fusilsde occurred last evening IN
the vicinity Of Jerusalem plank road, but
did not last long. No harm done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
Associated Press RepOrt.
NAYY pEPARTMkNT.
-- 70 NrY YoRK Dec. 6.

NEW YoRK Dec. 6.
The Secretary Of the Navy Depart
Fment shows that the United States Navy
December lst consisted Of GIL vessels, hav-
ing tonnage Of 5lO, 1893 and carrying 1910
guns. This is an increase of SO vessels
and. l67 guns since December 1853.
The vessels constructed for the Navy
since March 4lh, 1861, number 2o3, car
rying 1881 guns, not counting those
which have been constructed within the
same period, and lost in battle or by ship
wreck. The officers and men on duty
number 81, l,O00-oficers. 6,000, men As, 900.
There are six squadrons on duty: The
West Gulf, Admiral Fsrragut; East Gulf,
Stribling; South Atlantic, DAhlgren;
North Atlantic, Porter; Mississippi, Lee,
and Pacific, Pearson, besides the Potomac
hotilla, Parker. 81 5..,e--.
The West India Squadron as an organi
Eation has been discontinued.
The consumption Of coal In the Navy
last year was about SOC, 900 tons
The blockade extends along q coast
line of 3549 miles, 3 greater length than
tln -ruhola- coast Of Europe from cape Ira
me iron cfad Meet nzs mCreEsed 70 II
vessels. They carry 2T5 guns, all Of
heavy metal.
The number Of prizes captured during
lhe year was 324. Eighty-eight Of these
were ST. amers The gross proceeds from
the sale of the condemned prizes were
SI4393. $50, and the expenses 81, ,23T, ,153.
The balance Of SI3, 100, SAL was Distributed
eIually between the eaptors as prize mon
nev. and the Government as a naval pen
=. Tha Nasal Nlar1u rfv fvrnaTaN haa
cost $3.50, ,26l in four years. OF this
aggregate, Ss5,733, ,292 were expended last
yeSr. The available resources for the is
cal year, ending June SOth, 1866, are
SI39,289 .O59. The balance on hand at the
beginning of the fiscal year was $3O,O52.-
224
Mr.. Welles enlsrges upon the satisfac-
tory condition Of the Navy, and commends
It's officers for sustaining its discipline and
efficiency, AMI adverts, with emphasis, to
the extraordinary growth Of the service
since the first year Of the war. He con-
tends that the blockade Of the port Of VIII
mington is more difficult than any other
on the coast of the United States, and says
that the navy is ready to attack Whining
ton ss soon IS there is land force to Co
operate. The withdrawal Of large part
of our lani forces from the island in
Charleston harbor had necessarily put q
stop to a serious demonstration against
Charleston, and threw upon the iron clad
aeet the burden of iustiring the safety Of
the coast, and retaining the hsrbor. Rear
Admiral Dahlgren has kept these vessels
where Admiral Dupont and others said
they could not be kept for the past eight
-, ,,,o, 4t,z Tho daetr1ction Of tho rirat
Alabama is alluded to at length, but no
explanation of the capture of the Florids
is given. s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

Mr.. Washburn, Of Illinois, from the
Committee appointed to wait on the Pres
ident, reported the latter would send in
his reports at one o'clock. Committees
we're called for reports but none came.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
GOLD mARKET.

7- NEW YORK, DEC. 8.
Gold tonight opened at 24O, and is
since quoted at 23e. There is great excite
ment st the Evening Exchange. .Te
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

Jefferson and Jennings counties, Indiana, and
points north Of said counties; delivering Loint 70
be at Asdlsons on boatsor baIgtB.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
FRusTHEa.

B. 7. PEIX0T1o. Of DaY's, Peizotto 4 %.
EnKARD BUDWTG, offs Thorman 4 %.
OHAe. BRATEEAHL, OF BratsnahI BrotherI.
o. KOCH, OF Koch, Levi a Mayer.
B. o 1ATES, Of Tod, Yates 4 %.
MAHuEL HALLE, Of IA lie 4 90.
S. MANN, OFFS. Mann.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

The Rev. DR.. KendAlL who recently re-
turned from an official visit 70 California,
communicates the following incident:
A poor little boy brought to the Sanitary
Fair, held at Marysville, 8 white chicken,
which was all he had to offer, saying it
might make some broth for poor sick sol
der. he decke1 the little offering with rit-
bons of ..red, white and blre," but he had
no money to pay the entrance fee, and was
rejected at the door. As he passed down
the street, gentleman, seeing his distress,
listened TO his story, gave him ticket and
sent him in The simplicity Of the child
and the beauty of the offering sttraeted ST.
tention, and the chicken was put up at auc-
tion and sold for four hundred dollars t5
cold for the Sanitary Commission.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
HORACE WATERS
'sRIL4 MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT,

IIGHTE Nss Pianrs, Mslod,ons, Harmouiu ne.
AlSxandro and Oabinst OrEans. at WI lesals and
RstaiL. Prices low SECONDHAND PIANOS ai
great targains, prices from $50 70 500 HeW :
and HouldingH, $500 and upSards. HsIodeonS Ss5
70 $50.
A large stook of SHEET MUSIC. MUSIC BOO
snd 81 kinds oE MUsfOAL- INSTRUMENTS
Ausi0 Msrchandiso al tie iol5ssf rat :. 1000 al
Of MuGie, = Il tle eoiled, At ~ esnts per page.
SdrT:i94okW eets
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

Switzerland county, Indiana; delivering points
% be Patriot, Florence and FsVsY, on boats or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
kERoRT.

The secretsrg Of the Treasury IN his
report, review financial msg IureS ad-
opted since to Q outbreak of he rebellion
This Is in sev sral s,ts, authorizi ng the Is
sue Of bonds at long periods of payment
Of principal at usstQ1ty, in coin, and not
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
sYMP PToMs;

The symptoms OF catarrh, as they generally ap.
pear, are a. hrtt very slight. Persons 1nd they
hsve coids that they hays frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive to the changes OF temperature
AZ this condition. the a e may be dry, slight
dischaHge n in End acrid, terwardE becoming
Shick and Adhesive As the d seaae ecOmfs thronio
the disc arges are increas d in quantity and
changed in quality; they are now thick and heavy
ano are hawEed or coughed CT. The seoretio are
offensive, csuBre ba b=sa-.t.
and nasal; ths yes are weak; ths seI 50 q the
smell II lessened destroyed deafness irtqueT tly
takes place Another common and important
symptom OF CafairA Is, that the person 1. Obhged
70 clear his threat in the morLi 2 Of thick or
Hlimy mueuF, which has fslisn down from tie head
during the night. When this takes place the per
Bon may be SURF that his dtsease is on It's way to
1hs lungs, aud should luse no time n sTrest ny 1t
Tbs ub0ss ays taf sr q Ne sgaHy CaaSFh sgERPCms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

a single Bottle will last a M0mfh-tO
be used three times a Day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

TUST REOEIVED--A FINE AS
. soRTMEHT Of Lsdi6s' sad Gents Port-No on.
nie1, at OOWLEs'
Del -sg- .Ela ls7 WeddoT Hsuss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

Ramilton, Butler, Prtble, Montgomery, Greene,
Clinton, Brown, HiahlAnd, OlermOnt and Warren
counties, Ohio. Delivering point TO be At Cincin-
natl, etsRNilNay and Cansl Dtpots.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

ment at the extent and magniacsncs Of the
plans of General Grant. .l -1..' -- Z
The Worlds Washington special sayS
Colonel Mulford states that, As yet, Sher-
mans movements hsd not inteEfsred With
the exchange Of prisoners, and If such
should cOntinuetO be the case, he expected
to effect the exchange Of one thousand
mar dav IN. -Hfs.-. .---... .g,-- -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

OAK PLANK FOR sALE.-75OoO
(Sfest OAK Plank for sale BY
sOa THAToHE sGBbEER, BURT %. ],
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

Dearborn, Ohio; Ripley Aul Decatur cOu1ties,
Indiana, and POINTS north of SAID cOuntesi deiiv
-ering points to be at LAwrenceburg, Aurora, and
Riaina Son, on b5Ats OF barKes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
VALUABLE Cl.PTURR

The Navy Depsrtme mt has sOeivsd In
formation Of the capt ure, by the United
States steamer Rhode Island, Of tie new
steamer Vixen, bound. in with valuable
cargo of arms, libuor p provisions, &c. She
is said to have be- ~ ewnsd byths rebel
Government. sas gs-ss7 5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
MILITARY CHANGES.

The Herald announces some important
changes recsntly made in subordinate
commands under General Candy. Among
these is the assignments of General Dana,
lately commanding at Vicksburg, to the
district embraced in West Tennessee and
the State of Mississippi, under the desig-
nation Of the Department of the Missis-
sippi, and the transfer of General. Steele
from the command of the Seventh Army
Corps, in Arkansas lis special duty at
New Orleans, to be succeeded by by Cen
ersl J. ]. Reynolds, and the return of
General Banks to the Headquarters of the
Department of the Gulf with his Head
quarters at New Orleans. Iu military az
fairs General Banks will act in subordina-
ton to General Candy, but In his civil ad-
ministration he will be responsible direct
" the Government. sa5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

From the following named Districts to be delivered
ct the points hsrsin designated, viz
FIRsT bI5TRtOE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07

MN VIII TIE D14lAN1 4NI4I7l.'
The Whig, of the I'd says; The man
with the black valise is among Yankees
aud will not be driven out. He will elude
their grasp and defeat their efforts to arrest
him or battle his attempts. Bis plans are
well LAID.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

The Post Office Department OF Cana
ds. having tor the sake Of uniformity
C, lscn ed to so .rodi'y the postal a.
rangcmant bel~ean the United 5 tates
and Canada, Of 1861, rs 10 establish n
mi orm postsg" for letters Of ten cents
the single rate between Canada and all
points ot the United States. IL is or
dercd by Postmaster General i;lsir that
in future the Information postage charge
on ali letters between Canada and any
part OF the United States shall be ter
ce"''' The PSi'tPaymcst Cpl 'naI' &fthsS'
regard to d ference of distance or route
of CONVEYANCE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

Tire are many preparations cold vnd-r hs
aan,e 81 Bitte.s PCT up IN quart bottles conipovnd
ed II re cheapest Uhnkey run. oosfi.g
from ~ 70 40 cents gnifon, the tasse d,sj,n.ed BY
Anise or Cprtdnd.r seed.
1A.s ciass Of Bstters haze erus.d and tciU Con
tSnae to long a, they can b. sokd haua, eds
{, the death oi t.e drDnknrd Nv ta.is nee the
systes IL KEPT conii.uaAy mnaer ne inf enxg, at-p
cha 1oie sfmuu. " Of The ,ro,ss knd the d.ssrs for
Li,a n /. c.tatei and ktpt up and the remit i. al
The Ac, .ors .sttendant upon drunkards III. and
dtdri.
for fatne ,cto de.tre aud will have L,qsor
B.tera ~. publish tts fatiop,ng recsip: Get Que
bOrtie a, JioDfiand's Ges Man 0tttets. and
mir r n IN zee quasis OF good Htandy ar
whisk-y a. q NE result uiN b. pvepa,otion
tlaf u,H fnr . rel in med,eal @irtse and Hse &C.
ce'sncy any q II. L'qaa, B'1tr' {" The !, -
aud ,oiti cos mnc ,css. 70" - - dHAs
.ouh u good a,tict q, liquor mach lees pr,es
than Mese inferior Drep, a,inns will cost you.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

Great Brood 0oage DesNe Tsek end 7,1.,,~n.J
80Hse. 70
New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Bsltir.re. h..
Tisbasg and .liE ssrn Cities. carr, iny ~.
treat Through United States u ils
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DuNEIRK nm
l'I Eufilo on the arrival or III teaios ,,n., nv
West, vi stbe Laks shore KsiIruad. Also from .s.l
aoanca on the arrival Of trains via the -
Broad Gaags Atlantic and Great Western R.,I-as
from Clevtiand. ". giving Passengers the ii
vsotsG-. from Duskisk ~ buGAlo, % from Cleye.
isnd, y, " s>ix Fool Gage. combining esee
ADD comfort ~ bout change, 10 wide. Hoomv
Palace Cars, direct to New esk. A erleet,o ,
attained By no oihsr route.
FOk FREIGHT
between Ill points East 40 West, our facilities
ere unit vailed. Forming close and reliable con.
nec,ions ~ Danhirs and Buffalo with Western
roads, and st ssl.manos vith the Broad Gaan..
Atlantic and Great Wsste Ra,iwsy. by ~hi.s
route there is no transfer between New ! oek Ara
CT velard.
fxpRsSs FREIoHT, TRANS leay. x.v
Yors sil1 fee Ill peiais 10 tn wsst. maxine =
qoick time sud - no sasss - BY suy 81 o. 1cate
far Freight " fassags io4uirs - "a che ugia.
ely al omcss in the " sst and 81 ~ Clark strret
Csicsgo, $40 broad Wy New FORK, and IS SortS
Street., Tx New YORK IS state street. Dos,en
CHAS. AlKOT, a1sn'l Sup',.
E. =. HPRNCna, Wosoasu AennN.
y. W. BLANCHARD. Gen freight Agent
W X. RAss. 0-nessi Ticket seeps dee2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
New YoRK. Feb Is


A Knoxville letter II the Q lays Long
sirees has SIS coo mcu and lG Or lS batter
les.
Tho steamer Creole hiss arrived from
New Orleans, llth. Capt. Stephen Hoys,
Of St. Louis, . native Of II scbusetts. has
been appointed Acting Mayor Of Ne~ Or.
leans. Christian kuselins bad declined TO
run Tor Governor. Tho veteran lst Indiana
artillery, 900 strong, lett on the 10th Tor
Cairo. on iuriougb. Exchsnge vas quiet !;
gold g. Ca. Nearly . mils VI the ievee At
Point Crspre recently fell into The M,ssis.
sippi. The levees near Baton Rouge are
ssiay out Ut repsir and al owe, f,w is M.
pIenenied with the spring rise. Admiral
F4trsgat and the greater portion If his
beet b d lef New Orleans. There is moth
ing OF interest ison Texas, not even Skin.
mish is being reported.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
Nxw YonK, Feb. 10.


The New Orleans correspondence re-
p,rs the firing into Of the ste amer Sal
lie Roain,on by guerrlIas near DonaIds'
vile, on the morning OF the 10th. No
one was hurt.
Capt. Fiske, OF The northern land ex-
petition, has arrived At New Ycsk f:t1
Idaho, en- route to WashineseS. Tbs
reports that his band we're killed by In
dians is untrue. All returned s'fely.
Capt. Fiske reports Sl5,0O0.0OO IN
gold duet there a~a'trg transportation
TO New York. There a'e over $4,000
miners on the ground, mostly old Cab
fornians.
Capt. Fiske has a nugget valued a
$3.50, a present trom in,ner to 'r. Lila
colo. lie es i'm ties the inn' ration t
Idaho this summer at 1OO, 900.
Tue gold sepion OF the yellow Som
80 under the northern base OF the Dlac
Nills, aud IN al the gulches Leading Int
the Big HON, a principal tributary t
that river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
Michigan Central Railroad.

Great Contra. Route to Nw York. NeU ENGLAND
and the Chnadds.
I'M AND AFiEt SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 18th. 1863. trains will leave the Great Cen
trh Union Dspot, fort Of Lake street. - follows
80 n N, SUNDAYS excepted. Arrive 10 Detroit
e30pm; iornn'c 445 p al Suspension bridge
4O5 IN Bsf 10 S o. p m, Albany 345 10.
New ork 9 80 . m, Boston ~ 50 4 u.
5 40 m. sat rdays etcep Cd. Arr W in re.roit
oa N, Toronto 4 IS m Susv cnsicn Bridge
45 IN, Buffalo 20 . N. Albany s As, New
York SO m Bos,s0 4 90 p m.
10 90 y m >aturdavs and Sunds, excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit 10 90 = n Toronto 9 O5 D -.
Suspension bridge 9 10 pm Alb ny 8 40 . m.
Nav York IS p m. Bosto 5 0ppm
Cincinnati Tt. tn
(vis ch,ssn censssl Rk)
Leave Chicago at - N Mail 1rain, 10 90 Fast
Express. The lv 70 u Train iea ring chicago
runs through to Iiucinnati without cha &c OF
Cars or Luggage,
kuttan's Patent Ventiisting and Warming
Aperatas on all Cars Of this Company. An elegant
smokers car. with Euchre Tables has lately beer
added to day .tsirs. Patent sleeping q o.
ignt trains. Baggage Checked through.
Through Tickets fo' sale at nil princ'p,l R,iI-
road Offices 10 the " est, At the G-teral moe,
corner Lake ana De rbofn Streets, (sndss The
fremont House. Chicago, and - the depot.
\ N. RICE, General @upt.
nc. WENTWORTH, GENERAL Western Pas.
ent. Chic ago. dec0.H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
Chicago 4 Northwestern RAILWAY.

."3-.. RUNNER ARRANGEMENT. Iaa2
ror rockford, beioit freepoI,. Ga!ena. a.y.n..
-: esville. Olson, Lacrosse, Prairie dn Chie,1
sI. RAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, " n,er,owT
perrin, snd all points ia Wisconsin. M,nneso,sS
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa win. rb,c..SS
and North western Railway. Running tnr,uys
out change Of cars I. Janssvill .. .te,,orn
rond On lac and Oakcsh ard connecting a, rrai,
.3f ~"s''
81 fsints - The Misaissippi. River.
rains i.ave Chicago a. fellovs.
$40 May Express.
S:IV A Way Passengers.
ton. I0s-
s3oP might cypress.
~ New and elegant sleeping cars ara ~,
on all Night Train., and patent ventilla,rS go.
with patent duaters attacsd y ali day trains.
GEO. l.. UUNLA r. suu.t
EDS WITT Ros'sso' Gent Tickle, Al.
VI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

le4a ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.
= Gen. Ewing has been superseded 10 9 =
hand Of the border district b. 0o,. r.,.d
- colorado cavalry.
- me ese .issessl iafpsefy hive s.eslist.
49,. V ~ 5u0neoeess lase 49, t<6fa Is.
80 ~ State tAs P1Ds sAfes aeoska.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

House.. Blair, of Mo, introduced a
bill providing for the occupation of
abandoned plantations 10 rebellious States
and taking care OF slaves freed by the
Presidents proclamation. Referred.
% motion of Wilson it was resolved
that the Judiciary committee, charged
with the investigation OF charges against
Judge Miller Of Wis, be author zed to
send for persons aud papers and exam
inc witnesses under oath.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
New YoRK. Feb. II.

Steamer Atlantic, from Hilton Head
arrived this morning.
Gen. Gilmore add staff arrived at Por,
ROYAL on the 10th.
Toe Florida expedition was complete
snccess. Sever points, beside Jackson
vile, vas captured, and our troops were
marching on through the State. No
part oftne expedition had returnsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
Especial 10 Times.l
WAsmtNoroN, Feb. 10.

WAsmtN0roN. Feb. ls.
Senator Summers report on the repeal
Of the fugitive slave Law and the legali
z.tion OF tue amnesty proclamation have
been sent into Lees army within .
week. The effect is already perceptible
in the increased number # deserters.
lrribaae's Special
The officers who escared from Rich
moud have beeo grauied furIough oi
80 days. 80,
In the House to-day, Mr.. Garfield
stated that there will be $14,000,0oO Ia
~ 10 the treasury July lst. AT The
present rate o. rece pts and pledges o.
gold Tor coin are &22 100000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
UsADQuAnTKRs WEST Va,
Feb. 10Th.
ISpecial TO the Herald i

From reports Of desc tiers and refu-
gees it is evident that The rebels are ma
king extensive preparations along the
line of the Tennessee. Virginia AMI 9th
er railroads, contemplate, z an dvance,
or preparing or an offensive movement
themselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

rRU ,TAE'S 0aLE.

RT the POWER In M VESTED nv 4
csr,ain Iced 81 5sset sxseutsd 20 =. y
y nstsc. b. che Hsos1 0Asbee, ass,d All ~, !.
- GUY ackno. 1-dped ssd - orce, n = -.
"osoi colt foaoty. lows. IL b,ok 20" Of Mort.
gage ri deeds. ~ pa4es 4o5 and -. sna1.onte
ciosk ~, nf said day st the Cour u,,us. a,,or
70 me ely u Davenport. Iowa, cfs- for ,s,o :,
public venue to the highest b oder the. ees-. !.
sasa, the following Ia nds, 70 vii the south .e..,
qaa,.e f y Stction No. Nineteen f1yl. ,o.usn,n
no. sIgn'v 70 Ner,n. Range Five t5) E.s. q
n -. .a ~ I. ,or SO much thereof as may b.
- Jay certain nc,e git en- By - Gar
osf - one Spier Whit,aser, fer tie sun II Th,s.
hundred md Fifty Do.l4rs. Of even d s.s 9Th
SAID Deed O. Trust, ioyet Or With interest .rI
costs Of sale aAlafsD IAMEa 10 - -
49, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
GREAT GONSULtDaThD L.NG
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
K.HAkKOsaD

ENOPTY MILES TIE SHOkTE HOTTIE
T. to Cincinnsti, indianapolis and Louisville.
Two 6xpress Trains leave West SIDE nie De.
rot. Chicago, as follows:
Ats y. daily, except sunday.
A. e1o IA. daily, excerpt Saturday. a
Arrive atl0:45 A NJ, and l0:45 nY
Thruuyh to Cincinnati and 10 iirna s,;s.~ nm,
Jhanae 81 cars -,-4v-, -
Elegant >iecpinG Cas- ON Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven .ours.
Ihr Ugh tickets my bsobtsine1 1t the prino;p.,
Kailrosd Omces in the North " est. and n 3 Cor.
psuy's OGics. No. 1888 Randolph street. rrI.,
the Sher m House.
JOHN BRANDT,I 1, Gsnr supt
G. Z. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Az,
y II. NsORt, Aet. Chirsc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
Wa.HisGroN, Feb. Is

The Chronicle SAYS from tae activity dis
played by the rebel io crs it is an,icpsted
by army officers from the front that the
ensuing campaign vii be opened By . r. d.
The conscrlpts with whom jeff. Davis Is
filing up the southern army do not seem
to be disposed to quietly submit to the ~.
rAnny that is forcing every man into the
r,uks. This is evidenced by the number
of deserters who are continually arriving
fr I'm Lees army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
III you 90. use
HOOD JnGrs German 0ttS RrO

From Rev. j. Newton Brown. D. D.. ditor Of the
En- yoiopcdia Of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or ,eeommeud
Patent aediein IN gc terai, thrru1h dis'rust of
their ingredients and effects; 1 Jet know &c no
! sufficient rcst,ns why msp may not tesiisy 70
! wnat he believes h,Mselt to have received : 10
any simple preparation, in the hope II he may
I US contribute ~ the benefit Of others.
| do this more readily IL. regard to Hoof. 10
German Bi,tors, pr, parea by Dr e. N. J ckeoa.of
this ciiy, bctauee war pref adiced against them
/ tor many years, under their.t fessiun that th~y
/ were chiefly an alcoholic MIXTURE sm ndt b,ed
TO ny friend ebert Shoetnaser, t,q, tvr ,he ,c-
Lpoval Of THIS preu by prrrer tests. and lot
encouragement, o. try them. when suffering iron
great and long C ntinued debility. iae ese VI
three bottits Of these bittor- ut the beginning u
the pre.ept ear, wssi,ll3. cd ny evident r.iief
! and fes..ration degree Of eeaiiy aud ptnisi
vgsr which hsi moi tuat sorgsix Ii-ntlss bsioie
ana bal almos, dert A,rd . rtgainspR. J there
tore thank aod anu my ijend for directing me 10
| the use u them. } NEW TON bkVWN.
PuIIADRIPalA June ODD. ls6l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
Mississippi and Missouri RairoaA.

Jsas~s ru~ By Chicago tims, shieh u tsssvs ~
msss fasteS thar DavenDoss TIME
4 IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18TH
- 1863. and until further notice, passenger
trsinf will leave Davenport ss follows:
500 A. \. tor Grinnel and Washington.
200 r. =. for Iowa City and nuecsline.
TRAINS ARRlvs A. DAysHP0af Al 1oLLova
500 r. 4. from Gfinnsli end Washinseea.
Sl5 r. y. from Gfinpstl md xnscafine. s.a..- I.
TAe 500 An. tram oat Of DAvsnport asskesdirvpe
,'ansciions 1t Grinne.l, Iowa city sAd washiaa
FL With the Western Stage Cempauy staass fos
III points West, Soush-w west and North-west.
Trains from ths West conn-cs - DsvsDport
With trains OF tho Chicago and Rock Island Rail
t,ad Tor all points East, North and SsusA.
psssengsrs err eenindsd Of the aeceesity 81
irving distinct directions - 70 q dsstinstiop Of
thei, tfs.ass slsc = ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
'A'' e.sj 6E5 :fRzUdaYt,s e "a III .,sl...
4. KlDAlL, Ash aapy
Davsnport. Nov. 10. iseQL --dv M