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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-19

Loncstreet and Fit- Hugh Lee Ran
forcing Eariy-Aiaata rery Strictly
Inrestcd.
New York, 18th.
The Worlds Washington despatch
states that it is reported that Lougstrect
aud Fitz Hugh Lee with large force pas
.ed through Warrenton Saturday. TO re-
nforce Early. Gen. Sheridan lost 200
wagon, Saturday.
The T'ri6nne's City Point, Va, des-
patch of The 18th. SAYS there was con-
siderable diminishing between our gun
boats and two rebel rams. further up the
river, yesterday morning, in which We had
three killed aud five wounded by the ex-
plesion Of shell between the decks on the
Agawam.
General Grant and staff were on the
ground Yesterday and 60 up again thl.
morning.
The Iribune's Shenandoah Valley cor
respondent sends the following
Monday morning, Aug. Is. Our forces
are now in possession of Strasburg. On
our advance towards the town, the enemy,
whose force consisted of but skirmisll
| line. fell back out of the town, leaving ii
in our possession. The enemy has aban-
doned his works beyond the town. and il
is believed that he is retreating towards
Mount Jackson
The Herald has the following:
| BEFORE ATLANTA, GA, 5th.
Yesterday p. NJ, at half past two, the
Army of the Tennessee and the two corp:
on it's left, the Goth and 4th. made sue
q .sful demonstration on the enemy's linei
n their front. and carried the enemy
rifle pits nearly the whole length of The
! ne This movement however, was tC
cover and draw the enemy's attention
from another and more important one
that of throwing the corps of Schofield
and Palmer across the railroad south o
Atlanta. at point between Whi'e Hill
I and East Point.
They commenced the move about 3 p
NJ. but met with so much opposition from
the rebels that it was with difficulty the,
got a position near the railroad. Abou,
dark they attained it, and now every train
that leaves the city will have to run a
gauntlet Of minnie balls and canister, un.
less General Schofeld is dislodged, which
we do not think of.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-19

Land Works. Gvns
Fort Morgan, 1876
For; Gaines, So
Battery on bauphin fs'ani 9
Fort Powell Grants Pass IT
oiber Works; ~
Tatat guns, az
florillA, Guns
lruI -claes md gun-boaA, 10
State gun boats, 10
Total guns. 30
Grand total guns, 3sL
Thus it seems that deductiug tire gRns
Of Forts Morgan and Gaines-which he
has passed-and those Of the captured
rebel vessels, the rebels can now oppose
to Farragut's fleet but about ca guns 1t
would seem that his 22229 guns ought to be
amply sufficient now to reduce Mobile
especially in conjunction with General
Changers land forces.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-19
UNION NOMINATE oMS.

State Election. Monday, September LIT
FOR GOVERNOR:
SAMUEL CONY,
OF AUGUSTA.
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
IL, Dit--IOIIN LYNCH, of Portland.
ID Dia.->IDNEY PERHAM, Of Paris
II Dis-JANEs q. BLAINE, OF Augusta.
IA Dii.-JoHN II RICE, OF Dover.
5th Disf FREDERICK \. F1hE, of Calais.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-19

Total vessels, IL. Total runs, 50
OF the above the Tennessee and the
Selma We're captured in Farraguf's yacs
cessful naval fight with the rebel fleet. last
Friday, after successfully passing Forts
Morgan and Gaines. The Gaines was
bcached and it !, presumed some others
were injured SO that there now remains
but 81 rebel guns still ahoat in Mobile
bay, of which Farragut will no doubt
make short work. as he lost on the passage
of Fort Morgan hut one of his vcseels-the
single turretcd monitor Tecunseb, carry
ing , guns--and now has 2aa guns ahcai.
The number of guns mounted OH all the
rebel batteries, ard also on board their
fleet. can be seen by the following
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-19

A. d. BEAN.
Capt. and Pro. Marshal,
Fifth Dist. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-19
Crtegtaph alsWa;
fROM THE DAILIEs

Additional from, Mobile -0fciat from
admiral Farragm. Relicrsd
-. n. (too,,pgvd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-19

Three steamers loaded with Government
cattle were captured by 1900 rebels near
shawnee town, Illinois. Saturday night.
At last accounts the rebels were ferry
ing the cattle across the Kentucky river,
but is is supposed that they will not cross
into Indiana. Forces have been stationed
along the Ohio river to prevent their cross
ing the Indiana border.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
ST. LOUIS. Jan. Is.


Big. Gen. McNiel, command,n. the De.
psrt,nent If the Frontier, arrived here to
night irofn Fort Smith, u,der crGers IRON
department 10 Lead, quarters to act as =
witness IN the Case VI VIA. X. Strschu
late Provost Mar.hal ui Nvrtll.ns, N ssou
H.
General la,or,s says I'll, rebels in Al.
~ isss are suffering severely IRON the cuiu
~s.thef which ~ ended throughout the
South.
Kirby Smith, commanding the Trans
Atlantic Mississippi Department, has or
uered nurthwaid tie Arkansas and Nilsson.
n troops, as they feiuse TO go farther south
ward.
Deserters in large numbers are coming
into cur liucs, ackno~ ledi, & The rebel cause
as hcpelesslY list
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
Important Care Of Cesyunptie,.

he hsv. 4. G. hrAa, Of Indianapoiis. Ind
sdds bis tsstimonial 10 The naay oshers nc,-. !.
emily cared Of Consunptios, By u Won -.
!. e =: .oss h:Ppy u ssbscrisins ~ naes a.osa
s - ..soos q -. wocDnuLt.. 70 Who's ..
ssssionai dstiss - myself. had beea a,sssd
wish Consunptsos for the las three yeese ~
!of over ysss had rot bsss able g vaIk ahe.s
had exhassted oil the skill Of the best ,h.ss.
elaas Tar end AID scar, md Of late it kssss 81
so 10 vcry serious s:Pees ssd The lsss ~ Il
great sseces. applied " hin undse vhoss 49,;
nsns TIE cure VS. perfect 10 six weeks. 10 mn
sesunsd ~ occupatiou In the pslpit. All ~.
90 Of the disease dissppesrei. lhsvs been al
ond Glsns ever sises. Il b nov over tve -
coa0nues ire from any teace u ths disssse vAst.
ever. must chsssfully rseoomesd I'll sNietsa
10 htm. 10 hAs saved ny life sn1 manv oahaes
and ny prsyeSs ass, God iiess hin, "a ~ ~
1--we Tor msny yeass, for the sake Of sulssipe h.
maaity.
IpDIASOPoLIs, Feb. Is, 1858.
InPes1AHf Tesr,nOmAt-Ths fellovine n
one Il the mssy tsstimoaiais Of rsusrEshle
esres, perfosmeA ~ Da. wsoDnuls, de esiehss-
80 Cseesr and Chronic Eisesss Yhysician. Va
~ s:ss csopRing fcs The past thrss sssks = -
Jsstsss y D. WoodhsiI, Is celebrated Ca,sar
- Carsaic Disease Physieiss, iapsls - . rive
feblisltv - he fslloWine faese Some far vea1
anees l discovered . wsrs q ~ lip which ~
pssseesesd y ~ 49, p slsisss 8 Csssse I |
seas.lts1 sse e.Paoysd ne best medical shilI he
kss. eesld nol last nssk Iosess. q o.. |
Wsodhulib atSivol hsss, asd bearjse or III -.
assfsl sssss. r'sssd nyssH ssdsf iis iseasnent |
oe4t = eWoatz4eoe heass oftes Ne aeplieoe1en "
s.s 1880 a H. case@ eslvet - Usssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
Particular Notice !:

1here are many preparations sold under he
NAME 81 B.tse's, put up ~ quart botkles compound
ed V ne cheapest acAsskey cos,mos run, costing
IRON ~ 70 20 cent? r 0c0s, The taste disguised By
1his efass Of Bstters hace caused and sciH con-
tinus to causs a. long tkoy can be sot HAD,
to dse the death Of he drvsksrd. BY tae;r .se the
system is kept continually under tie snasenoe of 81
ehohot'c Stsnsnlants the worst kind TIE dessre loy
Liquor Is created and Kept sp, 0sd he ye,sls l. al
tie horrors attendant upon drsskard's ~. and
death.
FOR those Cho desire and will have Liosoy
b.tsers. W Psblish tks to1lostng rscsps Get one
@ss y a three quarts Of good 0sasdy ar
whlskey, Esd Tie ssssie riA BE- q preperotio.
that will tar excel IN medical vi,sss ss se~e ye.
ceit.scy any Of sAs Liquor Bst.ess in IL.
sad sA Cost much less. fcn u, >,.us. IL
sistses Of Heonasd's Dhi,, =. =. nee,io.
va s0oA article ef Lsqvor, At s.cs less sr;es
eNoN eAsee SnferSee prep0S0fiPNs acjli coes vos
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
CAIRO. Jan.

CAIRO, Jan. 10.
The steamer 9. E. NIlman, from Mem.
phis, arrived tits =. III. with 800 bales vi
cotton, and Memphis dates to tue 18th.
party oil rebels ti.cd . voilcy tQf mus
ketsy and one IL pouader At = passenger
train going cast on the NJ G r. r., on the
morning Of the l2sh iuss., 3 miles east Of
Germantown A she'll exploded on the
track ADD displaced two rails but the train
escaped unhurt. No one bit.
Toe wei.htr is moderatiug.
Gen. Sherman is stopping ct the Yazoo
House. On his arrival the city authorities
o' Memphis resolved to tender him the hos
FATALITIES Of the city in manner betting
ais high isnk and eminent services.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
ORIGINAL NOTlCE.
ID the District Court In and for the County Of
scott, and State o. lova. ~

~oSs ~ 2u0 IoH the Vi u0tv ~
=, esost, and State o. lowe. "
Negss, Osborn = Lea 70. n. II. Blahanor..
10 the nbovs named n. n. Blaksuore.
Sis Ios Are hereby notified that thers I.
nov on ME 10 the ot'cs Of The Clerk Of he 1, IL.
:fles Ce.st, 10 and for said eousty, petition 81
neees' Osborn -, slsiaise 81 yos The Ann
o. TO hundred and thirty. I've doisss, "a is,e,.
-. mere % irsm the goth day II April, Il CO. a.
~ re = o. Ter Per ocst per annan also TIE
.sm 81 ose Sl-lV0 dollars, protest fec, g monev
Jaetiy dus ffom yoa to said petitioners o. : ce,-
s:in p!emisssry aets. dated pril 5Osh, 1880 nsv.
ape ninety dsys after dase 10 the ssdes Of Nerrs
Oseorn . Lea, q the Rock Islsud benk. r., IN
sum Of two hundred ssd thirty Are dellssa vith
inserest ct ten per cent from, date sened 81 s.ia
N. u; blskemors. Said pstitios ALLEGES thss
you the said defendant, ere noe. cnt 81 ~
s Snse Of lows. and prays . wit Of sstssh neat
as:in:s your property.
Ana you ass hereby further M iasd hat m.
w. ~. yoa appear and defend The ssid n
nHonsf On or before noon o. the second A., -
ne next eerm Of the said District Court - -
=. Issssa and ho'de. i1 TIE City Of Dsvsspest, q
me nrst Monday in February, A. D., iss4. al. III
WI DO entered against you aud iudsm snt rsod.,.
60 thefson Tor The aforesaid su and IND ~. ~
ss'nef with costs In aesordsres with the n,svs,
Of petitioner. P'yst
=. CONGDON,
uoc.o-esw Plstnti6s Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
DR.. HUNTER
Treats Many Diseases

MANY CHRONIC DIS.
....IlleA BASES incidental 10 the Ia.
mao family, and even such q
have heretofore been eoneid.
Z cred incurable BY the medical
faculty Of the world, are skill.
fslly treated with distinguished euccsss bb DIR
WI. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Lsipsie, 0ernany
These three scientific Pbysicisns and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
attsntion Of lie sinieted 70 he following named
Cosshs, Colds. Group, Consunption.
Ind the most distressing Of oil diseases the
As1HnA or PnTnisIo and Ill other complaints Of
the Meath, ThSoat. Lunes ssd Hear. Also dis-
. ses Of the Stsnach, Lives, Kidssys. 6pless
very distressing complaint. Disirios, Dyssetavy
Constipation Of COZ inusd eostiveoesa This Les.
tsr disease mnst always preincuces
Piles And F4Otl110s
Which 10 treated with marked suc1oss without
rssc ting 70 cutting with The knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rbeumat ism.
0out and Paralysis are distressing conplains.-
Also I'll Female Complaints, such % Weakness
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CaRcRrxoNA, or CANCER, is anoth er disease that
has Into crto bsfied III skiIl Of tho errdite and
learned doctors OF the world. This nonstrous
hydra must now boz its head, for it can becured.
All Tumors. Wins, Ulcers or Old .sores, Hid dis
eases, White Swellinps, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the DYo0.
Such - Lachrynal Fls,uls. rsrabismus Or Cross
Eyes. Black or White SPOTS On the Eye Ball, Sore
/ yes, Blindness and Cataract.
lhe latter oiseass can often b cured vithost
resort to cutting With the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do oil to call aud Les tie Doctor ex-
anime their case. A large assortment OF
Artificial Eyes, perfectly sassral. All
d.ssoses Of tbs Ear.
Saeh - roaring sr buss,rg sounds, offensive die
charges and desfpsss. 1he Doctor has Tubss ard
Ear Lrums and O,acles, Of al sizes and discrip-
tioDs, which restore nearing very psslestt those
Who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ton cents. Write
with 70 " full name. towr, cCunty and 0tsts.-
Your letters will Be promptly answered. DO q
particular as Joa can II giving : full history Of
DR.. MuAfEK, o. DIR. VAN RADEx,
Boz 607s Post Office.
Hours from 4. \. to 8 r. T.. Once No. 81 |
Randolph conner Of Dsasben stssst, Chieaeo III. |
Oet1.dlY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
Complicated Chrenic Cemplaints

The DoctSr's practice 10 founded on truth al
seventeen ysars standing, ssa di1sss fson iii 9TH
ess No tsiaisg wish hsoaa sxistssce. " 80.
incing life BY experiments The Doctor kno, .
upon examination the cause Of the disease. ~
the remedy needed to remove IL = not 81 On..s;cs
oet ~ knowledge analyses the disease snd ~
medicine none but vegetable substspces No.
AN mineral and poisonous medicines discard "A
lns ector hes Discovered MANY remeAie q n "a.
travels II coath America, California m o,h.,
Countries which he 6nds Of geaeenl ut.iiv n M
healing ast. Il 10 10 b hopsA that isvaifAs ~
eove tried doetors and advertssed neiieinea M.
al worn out and discouraged. will despair not Of
esre until they have gives Dr.. W. medicise
40 oagDette operations . trial. Dsfipe m
travels b has been the instssment. r. (3aA's
hendss Of restoring n health All vieor thouennd
who were On the verge u the grave, and are row
living monuments Of his skill end sucesssful tre ~
nsnt, and afs daily exeaiming, "tIsssed he ~
DAY when INST ~ 81 and psrt.ok Of the Analv
uc and Magnetic Doctors treatment" Sstisfae.
tory reference ~ill be cheerfally given when rs.
CURED. Ihe Doctor viii pledge his reputation
ana etske his al to make permane cures in an
cesss 40 undertakes. bis mode of exami ,stion
- with the Eye, aud By an Apslyt iosi process Of
the waste material Of the b d.. lie the, eso,s
asks no questions, nor requires invslids "a a.
plain symptoms, telling the cause and In ia.
tion o. the dies. asc with Perfect csrtanitv.
- n. =, ID. WoODHULL absulutelv adva,.;.-
g nothing but what he has The ability q ma
form. All forms 0i female difieultiss asts.ds,
Win the happies. resultt. 1nvalida Who esnnot
consult the Doctor In Eefson, By giving 4 stats-
me0s Of their case, will BE- attended 10 nsoa,rt.
quired. '-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.

Hon. John Kerr, Of Maryland, has been
nominated BY the President to the Senate
for COT affirmation as Deputy Solicitor Of the
United States Court of Claims in the place
VI Richard Bates who resigned.
Col. Raastcf, the Danish Minister, re-
turned to Washington yes erday, and to
day bad formal interview with the Pres
ident, in which expressions Of the kindest
feelings on the part OF both Governments
were interctanged. This gentleman bas
been absent on special mission to China,
where be negotiated treaty Tor his Gov.
crnnept.
Mr. Frank Of N. Y, to day gave notice
~ bill to provide . new classification Of
prisoners, according to the extent and ma
ture OF disoyalty. Although it has been
decided that the amnesty Of the President
does not extend to prisoners Of var, ~ q
class (; nevertheless be is prepared to give
such individuals among them lis benefits
when examination into their individu
cases demonstrates the propriety Of the &C,
on his payt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

Special TO The Times
The House will Insist that the price OF
Communication under tho Earollmene act
shall NOT be over $500
Fernando Wood was before the House
Committee On lablic Expenditures this
,norrils, 10 make . statement respecting
the Nes York Custom House iUvestig ation,
aud " Ill cuno.ence fhursdAy next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
Dr.. {. II. Woodruff,
Author aud Lecturer on
CAKONzC DISE.ANEE

: E Uusrs the most certain, speedy and edectua
ne nDihS 10 the World for the following com.
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
Ossasss efAs TAroas, Lssgs, Heart. .Soleen. liz.
e., Nom1ch, Lropsey - lie Ckess. Eue a.d
For; RAesmas,ss, Nesralgia, F1is. aud
~ 0ss Deyangemsats :oN
Oft he Blood, Sc, o/nic.
Erysipetos, Cancer, Euer
sores, Lep,osy. Kid
aess 0ad al
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
ST. JoAN's n. H.. Jar

The examination IL Tho Chesapeske case
"-s acjurned until be 2lst inst. The
counsel Tor the prisoners IVES net prepared
to proceed to-day IN the absence Vi some
documents, for whicA be had applied to the
Governor of the Provincr, who rsquired
tune TO consult bic legal sdvisese.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
DIR. SWEETS
AMF0lItbIe LtMtAeMs
THE

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
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Gives immediate relief to Piles. and ,edo,, ~,
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Dr.. Sweot's lsfallibls lInioent
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DIR. q. w. ROBACK,

otndsnah, Ohio, Proprietor q
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier. Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
G. A. COOK, CAicaso Gen1 Att
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D 1ULLeR, and al Druggists.
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied b.
A. u OkUekEI, ana Y. n. BECKwiTn, Chcage.
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Sold in Davenport by F. Jacoby, Jr., E. 8. Bal
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

The bill appropriAtiog 100000 10
,rar the A ssouri Home Gua,d.. only
awaits the Pr sidetts signature 10 BE-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
The Advantages Of these Specta
clts over all Others are-..

LIST. The only true Lens known, being perfectly
free from chromactic light, SO we'll know. TO be
the cause tr injury to vision, and makes the
change from spectscles to Glasses Of stronger
powers SO often,requred, while both near and
distant objects are seen with equal facility thro'
the same Glasses.
Cd. Can be worn with perfect ease fer spy
length OF time .. one sitting, giving astonishing
clearness Of vision, particularly by candle or OF h.
er artificial lightcoufcrt to the Spe. t.cle wear
or heretofore unknown.
Sd. Change Of Speotacles or Glasses Of sorong-
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should the defect arise from e disease or pre-
a ture decay-ihus securing ia III patient good
sight during life.
4th Wen the eyes pain or ache from the
action Of bright light such as in reflected FROM
snow sunney weather, whito paper. and in read
ing, writing, or sewing or vivid coored bodies
these lenses by softeninx the rays effect q mist
agreeable sensation, and perfect cure. !.
tn In all nervous affections Of the ey., caus-
ing dull etarting pains in the eye balls 81 ,em-
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atmosphere, aching or feeling likes ard in the
| eve the disturbed nerves are quioted. soothed
| and entirely Iestured.
9th. Ground by peculiar machinery, got m
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pJftance. ana Wnlcn no otner tense possesses.
7th. Proof Of superiority over the old kind oil
apcctacles They are exclusively used at all tn.
hos tals for the diseases OF the eye. IN New Yorl
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATION
From Medical gentlemen, professors of tn,
high ct 0pthslmic talent in Davenport
DAvEYr0Rr, december Is 1888.
| Professor N. Bernhsrdt. Op,ician cd msnufa,
turer of improved spsctscles for the relief emo
benefit Of vsfi0us diseases condition Of the eve
comes to This city with the highest reevmmspds
| .iona from leading Professional gentlemen iu New
York From p -rsonal ex animation Of bis i'm
proved aids to his visioy. l have no hesitstio,
in recommending him - gentleman and adAp
| in his art.
JOHN M ADLER N n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
&. T. p. 81. ATAoN E.

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hLK CATALOGUE NOW EMBRACkS CON.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

RAcrss, Wis.,, Jan. IL.
Nosth College ~as burned 10 day.
LBS eispoo. The 5000 scholsrs ere