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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
BALr.MoRE. March 4.

=. OAL1MVWEs W oiCu =.
A Norfolk letter Ut u. 81 inst. says
yestt rday Lieutenant and is men Of tue
9th Pa. Cavalry. while on an expedition,
we're captured by the rebels in Dismal
Swamp.
The maneuvring Of the rebels mean some
thing, though they may be intended -
feiots.
u Is MT likely they will attempt dash
on Norfolk. Gen. Butler Is fully prepared
aud ready for any movement which they
may design.
Several gentlemen who started this fore
noon for Roanoke BY way Of the Cbess-
peake and AlbemarIe Sound, have just re
turned and report the canal infested with
rebels IN large numbers. The boat got IS
'ar % Great Bridge, twenty miles FROM this
place when prudence for their safety COM
pelled them to return.
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Particular Notice.

There are many preparations so,d under the
name y B.tess, put pin quart bottles compound
ed Vtae cheapest whtskey or common rum, costing
from ~ to 40 cents PR galos the sasse disguised BY
Antse or Coriander seed.
Iass class Of Bstsers haze caused and suiN co~.
tinue to cause long thoy can BE- sohf Auud, eds
70 dse tie death Of the drSnkard BY taeir sse lie
sysss 10 kept continually under the inssemce Of IL
chohotc ets"'aa to the soo,s kind. the desire for
Liquor Is created and Kept up and the re uit i. ou
tie horrors attssddnt upon q drunkards life and
DEATH
For those soho desire and will have a L:o.er
B.tters zoe pubtish the toltosc.ng receipt: Get one
bottle u H"ohauds German 0itters. and
n''r % N thA &c quarts Of good nrandy or
whaAkey. aud the result sc,N be prepa-otio.
that C.N tar ex~el in medical virtue awe true e..
cetkncy any Of the Liquor B.aers ~ tie -.
and soM Cost much less. Iouu. ,..aU ths
strt"es 81 nconaSd,s Btt q ~~nneetion
sc'h good article Of Liquor much lsss Dries
than these igfsrtvf pres,ur1siOss mil ro.r 80.
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illinois Central Railroad.
ca RR

I'M AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
I Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Contra,
,epot, foo, Of Lake and South Water street:
through Express, At $50 A N, arriving 1t
tally, exc. Sundays,} sairO at 4:30 A Al.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
.o5is, Mem phis, New Orleans and Mobile.
.ccomnodationI At 400 r N. for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, arriving At Cairo 81
every day, s:45 p NJ nex. dsv.
E This Trsin, on saturdays, will ron only to
urbana- Trains arrive 1t Chicago at ll:O5 A N
and $3.50 Pm.
+ Or Tickets and information, apply ct the once
q the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn
6:V An E46 A n
S45 AN 0:36 An
1890 12b5PM
500 P N SA5PN
$500 NJ 6:5VpN
W. r. ARTHUR, Gent Sup't.
W. JOHNSON, Con Passenger As',. nosntf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

.Aagn1AS o. fnB Urn DAY o. ar.
w Semeoes 4. D. 1oo4, 1aoO pooue eoo1r1oA
1850. q. 1ssA aesuse ~ eog1a1o - p -
eeaveyiag - aoil oeustso the ~ 5000 Y 0101
soastys 6soee = oows, 1sssslbe1 . fsllSoev =
vii: Lot saobse t1saee-soo( 11) q Ooviose =
rsuss plat e - e Ne ssssk-vsss quarter
Z sevcsAip ssv:sty eight l1s) ,cs!A ~ saes
fear ~ sast Of the ~ P. a.-vhisA seid eos
vsyasss vas made By the ssiA James Peter ~
the purpose Of securing the peyosns Of thrss
certain psonissasy nstss sl9ned ~ The soid jones
Peters, dated September fSih, 1850 1850 u aid
notes for the aum Of sixty1vs 05 )dollass paysbls
September II. 1858 one q sai1 sssss ~ 10 ~
u sixty (e0) dollars payable 6spseobss IL, 1885;
and one Of sid notss Ter q 500 u 1fsy0vs (SS)
ao'ass payable Ssptsabss IL, 1850. With 10 tesess
tAsisoa . 10 per cent. pr am ~ fron ~ dass
thereof. III.
And now said note having bssens dus asd ~.
ale, and The MD Jaoes Peten hsvine failed 70
Ply the ssas, l, U. @. Blood, trustee g
80 hereby give this public notice, ehst ~
virtue o. me power which u In ne vesee1 ~ "a
Seed oft!ust, will, On Wednesday, tAs ga dey q
.arch, A. ID. 1664,at the hour Of 10 o'clock n ~
forenoon q said day, st he Csust Rouss deoe II
sne city OF Davenport, expose and oGes foe ale
- .oohc auction, the real oetoto above de.
.oroea, Or % much thereof q shall 30 pseeaearv
70 sausiy the amount OF said notes With The
interest thereon 70 the day Of sale. teesthee
with all the costs and exoensss attsrSi..
said sale, costs Of this notice ani Tr.s,as's ~.
Dated this Let day Of March, A. ID. 1854.
-, y. q. BLOOD.
0eIoni TYustao.
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WAeHIN0ToS. March 4.

W AeHIN0ToN, March 4.
1t is assigned as = reason Tor The un-
expected alertntss Ct the ,ebcls in pre-
pairing to r-peI Gen. Kilpat, lex, that the
dc t,ncnon Of The t. leg aph and track of
the Virginia. Central Railroad wa an
nounccd in Richmond by Gen. Lee i'm
med'steIy after the occurrence, over TIE
telegraph lines between Richmond
Ly nchburg aud GordonsviIle.
This seems highly probable, from the
fact that the expedit on Lassed through
Lees pickets aud beyond his rear with
out sklrmish, and was met at some
distance from Richmond by a form,da :
bic fo'ce If noun Cd infantry.
Times special.
Gen. Meade has been summoned here
by the President to answer to the char
ges preferred ag .iost him by Gems. S,ckies
and Doubleday, before the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War. The matter is
assuming q rather serious aspect.
Secretary Cbsse, in a communication
to the C, mmittec, SAYS that in order to
briog the revenue up to the amount es-
timated in bis report, it will be absolute.
ly necessary to largely increase the tax
tn the several articles spec fed. lie re-
commcods tax OF one dollar per gallon
on spi'is; on leaf and m uiac,ured to-
bacco, so cents per pound; on petrol.
cum crude, Is c. nts-r.fi ed, 25 GETS.
The Republican OF this evening say !:
We arc an no, izpi I aunonnco ,h., ,h
Government has received a Dispatch
from Gen. Butler announcing that XII
patrick had succeeded in cutting the
railroad aud telegraph communication of
Gen. Lee with Redmond 10y tcali.g up
the rails ON the Virginia Central Rail
rad at variou. points, and DESTROYING
tn: canal and mnls on the James liver.
lie burned much other property belongs
'rg to the rebels, iufcting a severe blow
GU the rebellion.
lie was met BY the enemy outside the
defences at Richmond, but succeeded in
Iorc'ng him Inside the ou,er works.
where spirited engagement ensurd,
when da' kncss came gu anl the oufict
ended. Iii pst.ick finding the enea y aud
tue o'ks too strong to allow him to
Teach the city and accomplish the otiec,
Vt the expedition, withdrew aud reached
The lioes Of Gen. Butler with the loss O,
about $50 men,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

DRAEr PosTPONiEDs


WASHINGTON, March 4.
The whiaky bill has nav passed both
Hoasss and awaits the Prcsidenrs signs.
surs. IL Imposes . tag Of 60 cent? per
gsllos on Oh spirits when may De distti'ed
ard received for consumption Or sale, pre-
yjous 70 Julv lat. uext. Any tar after this
time 10 TO BE- provided for by future legisls-
ton end viii doubtless be inserted in the
supplemeut.i tag bill under consideration
BY che ways and means committee.
The whisky bill proposes an additional
tar Of 40 cents per gallon on import ed
spirits on haod. The Gliding scale Of duties
on both domestic and foreign spirits, and :
t,x on the stock on hand Of domestic spirits,
has no place in the bill.
Il 10. ascereaioed from 90 Official source
that orders reqsiriog the draft On the 10th
inst. are suspended. A subsequent day
for comweucng the draft will BE- aonounsed
in time to make oil necessary preparations.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
-. 0oUoeo3o
11TALIIvII ffH1f1u1s !,
Great External R<nea,.

sss RAesmasisn. 0sst, Msvsleis, ks.Soe,. Al.
Nsck and yoists, ADeuSes. Ar~ieee n.es ,.S1
wossds, Pilss, Asslaeis. ~ ~ ~"
matte cad Nssvsss dissvdsss.
va OIL Of which II 10 . speedy asd sssfai,
= remedy. and never fails. his Liainsss .
Ps.pa'ed from the rscips II D.. DsspAsa sweet d
connecticut, the fAmoas kO0e soteee. aad ~ 49,
osed 10 his practice for more thaa twenty 49,
WIN the most astooisAing success.
AZ An ALLsviASoB % PAfn. is Il unrivaled h,
my preparation before the public, Of which the
sksptieal nay b convinced b sissis trial.
ph.n. Ln'm:ns VII car, rapidly - radically,
sands Of cases where IL hae heoo u,sS h ~.
o. been known - fell.
FOs NsuaALasA. Il viii aGerd Immediate r.,,..
IN every case. hosevs, Distressing.
w,ti relieve the worst Gases ef HnADACup n
three o,n1tes and IL IL warran,sd 70 DO IL.
TOOrhACuE also will il care Instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DkBILlrY and Osucrsl Las.
sitads arising from i0prudonce or exooes this In
iment Is most happy and untailing rsasdy ct
ing directly upon the nervous tissues !. strength.
sns ana rsvhes the systs and restores u 70 elias
ITCHY and vigos.
FOk rlLtS.-As IN external rsueiy % claim
tnst y . the best kaown, and - challenge the
world to produce IN "a lal. Every victim Of III !
Distressing complaint shoald give It trial. for Il
Wall not fail to afford immedisie relief, and in
s}Uf'sy - cases VII eject redioss cure.
-
trsmeiy malignant and dangerous. but . timely
application Of his Linimsnt viii never fail to care
SPksINS are sometimes very obstinate, and
enlargement of the joints 10 liable 70 occur II ne.
elected. The worst cass may be conquered ky
ibis Imminent In too Or three days.
BRUISES. CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES. I'll
CtR, :, BURNS + SEA Lbs, yield readily 10 the
wonderful healing properties of DIX. SHEETS
lNFA LLlBLE LINIMENr, whom used according
70 directions: also CHlLBLAiN ms, FROSTED
FEET, INSECT BITES ST. v0S.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at hand, for its timelv
use 1t the first appearance OF Lameness will effect.
uaily prevent those formidable diseases. to which
oil horses are liable, and which render 20 mauv
Otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four buadred voluntary testimonials 10
she wonderful curative psope ties Of this Lin.
nent have been received vi hin the two years.
and msny q them from persons in the highest
ranks Of life.
Caution.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
Likeness Of DIR. Stet hen So Get on every 10 bel
and also "Stepheu Sweets lnfatlible Eminent
blown IN the & ass o. each hottie, without which
none are genuine. RICH kDs,ON 4 TO-.
Sole Prop, ietors, Norwich. u.
For sale ~ dealers gener-lly. ax2. .dAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

WASHINGTON, March 8.
The President has re ceived from Gen.
Butler dispatch fro Fitzpatrick, dated
yorktown, 4tb, saving that Col. Dahl.
gren was directed to m Ike q diversion
with 500 men on James Riser.
He attacked the enemv on Tuesday
afternoon and drove them in on Rch
m Ond.
The main attack having failed, Dahl
6 en- attempted to join me at Meado~
Bridges. He and Col. Cook were with
the advance guard, whic became sepa-
rated from his main force. Since then
nothing has been heard from them.
have still hopes that they may ye. come
70. The main force reached me with
slight loss.
Zen. i'utler adds that rebel desester
informed ose Of his aida that one-lsg.
~ Colonel and aboue one Auadrsd
men we're taken pgiseaeep..
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SAN FgAAcisco, March 4.

SAN FKAkCiSC0, March
Rev. T. Starr KING died q o'ciork
this morning, alter . brief illness. Of d,I .
liberia.
The sudden and unexpected death OF
Thos. Starr King to day, q once surprised
aud subdued the whole community. Bust
ness is nearly suspended; courts adjourn
ed, public Offices closed, 6sgs on every flag
staff At half mast, including those Of every
church that ever raised . Dig 1t is con.
ceded no man bad done 50 much . be. to-
.rds making California loyal, while hi.
untiring z.aI in forwarding every benevo
lent enterprise, made bin generally below
nd
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Fir. MnNRor. Marc.

Fl. M"NRoE, Marco 3.
The rebel, Gen. Fnx Hugh Lee, arrived
this A. NJ, On the Baltimore, from Fort
Lafayette.
TIE steamer Scotia, recently espturtd
while attempting to run the blockade Of
Wilmington, arrived this p. NJ
The steamer Spslding from Moorehead
City yesterday, bring. the intellis nee that
the qnarter-G: aster Of Moorehead City re.
ports on the LIT inss., there was heavy
firing in front ot Newbern, and al the citi
Gems were arming themselves to be ready
Tor an emergency.
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CArRo. March 4

CAIRo, March 4
The Reed House in this city VAS entire
~ destroyed by Gre this .. m. The build
ing was partially insured. Furniture unin.
sured. Tue dry goods st"reOf lays & Co j,
Strong's drug store, McCsuky & Shannon's
hardware establishment, and 2 large brick
buildings were also destroyed. Tue Cath
oilc church vas several times on fire. The
fire was tirst Uncovered 10 the ball room
Of the botel. TIE hre is supposed to be
the work Of % incendisry. Total loss
about $500 600.
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HEADa'Rs Army OF rHe PoioMAc,
March 4.
Deserters an contrsbsnds have beer
coming in quite freely Of late u.til
Tu stay night lAs', when the rise in the
Rspidsc put a check 10 the e,nuigra-
iIon.
Gen. Mesdc and part III personal
staff w'nt to Washington to-day.
Guesrill.s continue their devilt,ies
along the line If the railroad.
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New YORK, March 4

INV IOWHs W8'CU Ks
The steamer Thames from Port Royal of
tho 28th arrived tuis evening with $50
bales Of cotton. She passed Charleston At
10 P. NJ. on the 28th, aud heard heavy
firing.
The steamer Argo was detained at Port
Royal and would wait until March h, fur
be return Of Gen. Gilmore, IRON Florids,
to take dispatches to the Government.
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EArsn Mach r.

a CAIR0. 00se0 ..
A private letter rsesived st Memoirs
from Wick burg Of 97tb, says the. nth
Army Corps Is bsek q Jackson, where
il is expected it viii rsmsia for the pres-
ent.
Sherman. with ths remainder Of bic
forces, IL alec en- route for the same
place. r N
All the railroads on Sherman's route
we're utterly DESTROYED.
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nississippi and Missouri kairosa.

,a.ss run BY Otscego time, shsch - t,estss ss's
vtss faster thaw Davenport ti,ns
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18TH
J 1868, and until furthcr notice, passo ger
trains will leave davenport IS follows:
8 90 a. n. tor Grinnell and Washiuetp.
2.U0 P. N. for Iowa City and Muscatine.
fRArss ABgivs At OAvsNPoBf - POLL, We.
500 r. 4. from Gsinnell and Warrington.
rs r. \. from Grinnell nd Muscatine.
The 300 An tran cut of davenport u kesdirect
} INJECTIONS al Grinns!l, Iowa city and Washing
T. with tho estern stage Company stages for
. points West, south west and Northwest.
Trains from the W est CONNECT Davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island kali
v lad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions Is to tn destination Of
tae,- tsq-aYe eisc to before taking
sheii ssats a .do COS.
JOHN z. TRACY, Gsnl Ssp't.
A. KiMBALL, Asst Sup't.
Dsvenport, Nov Is. Is63.-dtf
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Sr T.ou,. March 4

ST LOUIS, March 4.
The Legislature OF Colorado and many
leading m Of that Territory, have petit
toned Col Chivington in command instead
IT Gen E~ing, who his been assigned to
that district.
The Legislature Of Kansas adjourned on
the lst.
parts OF the State denouncing the late Sen
., ori4l election.
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<exs.e EASES incidental to the hu :
E$4 MAJ family and even such az
have heretofore been sonsid-
cred incurable by the medical
faculty OF tho world, are skill.
fully t.ea.eu with distinguished success hb DIR.
WIN. HU, TER. DIR. JAMES HUNTER and
DR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany.
These three scientific Physician rs and Surgeons
have been engaged in their prot ession for up
wards OF forty ,ea.s. They eel ecisIly call tho
dis asts
Coughs, Colds, Group, COnsum ptiOn.
End the mos, distressing Of all diseases the
ASTHMA or PuTnIsiC and all other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
Q ses Of the Stomach, Liver, k,deeys. Spleen
Bidder ard Bowels, such IS y, spep.'a, which is
. very distressing complaint. DiarhGa, Dysentary
Constipation or con inuea c,stivensss This lst.
ter disease most always preinduces
Piles And E'1Ot111As
Which - treated With marked sucIes. without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rbcuma tism,
0out and Paralysis are distressing compisins.-
Also all Female Com plaint., such as Weakness,
Debility and diseases of the 0mb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARcRINoka. or CANCER, 10 another disease that
has hitherto bafaed the skill Of tho e1pdlte and
learned doctors of the world This monstrous
Hydra must now bow it's head. for it can bccured
eases, White Sweiiings, Club feet. alike can Le
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the 1yo0.
Such Is LachrImal F.s,ula. otrabismus or Cross
Eyes. Black OK White spots On the Ego Bali, Sore
yes, Biindnes and Cataract.
1he latter aisesse can often be cured without
resort to cutting with the kuife. Patients with
Cataract gill do we'll to call aud los Il Doctor ex-
anime their case. large assortment Of
Artificial Eves ne, fecttg natural An
dteeGses Of the Ear.
Such - roaring tr busSing rounds, offensive dis
charges and deafness. The Doctor has Tubes ssd
Ear runs and Oracles, of all sizes ana discrip
tous, which restore nearing very perie,t to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents Write
with your full name. towr, COP ;y and State
Your letters will be promptly answered. BE ne
particular - you can 10 giving full history Of
your disease. Address
DIR HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box 6078 Post Office
Hours from 4. y. to 8 P. n. Office No. u
Randolph corner Of Uearbcn street, Chicago Ill.
0st1.div
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SIGEL HOTET,

FRONT STassf, BkTWkRx BRADY Z nAlx.
jim - Ens .Pseps ietor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED ron Tnr
~ travelling u6lic ana ely bossders n al
times 10 the most saeisfastosy msnpsr. -
The table gill be supplied With the best N.
nafset aaosds, sod The rooms and beds win b.
kept 10 the most peasant mannee.
Warn oeole ct I'll hounp.
Wlo0s = LSQoo0s
& y kfs6s asAsf he bsst quality ssuslaa1lv :,
'eeoe jyll-daf
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OeemAch Bittors, Blood Purifier. Blood
Pills, Catawba q Swedish Brandies,
- g. 4. COON, CAleass, OcsT At.
- = wholesale N Chicago By FULLER, F1NC1
D0LLEn, ed I'll OrsgyiaA
- OesaAsy Merchants and Dealers Supplied b
= u 0o00kgY, and O. Y. DkCkw11u Ckea0p.
S1a
solo ~ Davent crt BY =. Jacoby, IT., r. =. Bal
ord. Stevenson 4 carnahan, !. J. Wells. y
SchIegsl. Di,zen = Koch and ". kovae-.
Sold at Wholesale BY Befderbeeke / Willie. and
?. Reidewig my1S dAw
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BALTIMORE March 4

BALTIMORE, MArcn
In reply to numerous 'et ers on the
Northwest, please announce that boxes TOR
prisoners ~ Redmond, cent to FIR, Mon.
rue in care II Msj1r M,lfnd, 60 direct to
their destination. Tue name and regiment
Of the prisoners should Re put on the box,
which should be strong and hocpsd.
Z. G. FuLroH.
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New YsRK. Marco 4

New YORK, Marco
1t is stated that com missioner arrived
in this city With authority from the lmpe.
rial Regency in Mexico, to acts - its com
mercal agent. In this Gaze no extQuafeur
viii be required from our Government, nor
IL It eces airy to obtain one.
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INV Yosx, March STJ
The Woy'ds dispalsk irsn Washing
says: l. uadefslood that Gen. Halleck
vii setsip he present pos,tion, and
Gen. Grant Will remsiu 10 The 6sld.
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Gairns 4 CAlcakv UsivM x.urv..A
N E A1nuupt

Wessas y VnlC08U UNlvM &altrv~(
&0M RYmur
AND AFTER Monday, MAY I9rA
~ lsh, 1859, Trains will leave Wells street De.
pot. Chicago. - follows, (oundays excep,ed y
At s:s0 aad IS !, M, for Beiv,de ere. Roch fo,a
and intermediate places.
AtS.5O and s:A5 N for Dixon. Polo. Ful.
ton, Cedar Rapid. and intermsdiste points
At Tor Elgin, Belvidere, Rockford and in.
termedists points. .'~ ~
Al $50 Tor Geneva and intern ediat. r,....
:, Passengers tor Beloit and Jsnesville vii m:
The ESQ p N and p n train VA" 'sAs
fassengers for Crystal Lake, McHsnrv. R,eh.
Dond. Geneva Lake and intsrmsdist. 80. .:n
eake the train. fs''' ~"
AZ $50 \ and 5:At A n, from Duuleith c.,.,.
Freeport, etc. ~'s's
Fulton, ix0n, etc.
At Halo from Fog River VALLEY.
A. $40 A N, Geneva Accommodstivn.
- Sleeping Ca,s on Night Trains.
E.b. TALCOTT, GsnT SAM.
@. u. WaBsLRR. GeuI Psss'er Al nv3esT.
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Latest lfosn The Kflpatrick
Expedition
Gen. Grant will stay In the
Field and den. 0a'leck
remains in his pOsiliOm.
HEADQUARTERS WEST Va, J
March 4. (
Hsfaid's Special

Refugees report heavy movements Of
rebel troops eastward, on the line Of the
Virginia d Tennessee RAILROAD.
A portion If Early's command is re-
ported as having gone towards Linch-
burg.
Capt. FinkhsrJt. who was captured
with Gen. ochammon, was killed by our
own men while in the hands Of band
OF guCrai las.
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NxW YOaK. March

M -. WV AO9k, WorCu
The steamer Mstsmoras, trvu New Or.
leans the 18th, vie Havana the 28sb. hss Or.
rived.
An accident on the Matamoras Railroad,
q which twenty Two persous we're wound.
60. 10 reported.
Mseamorss dates to the sOth Of februa
~ are received, via Ilsvaoa.
ous.enss keeps 700 men employed 10 pro.
tect'ns the hishwsys and destrYyip hieb
waymen. -
Ige member Of vessels are st Msta-
s....., 'oso'oe cotton for Europe, including
stesmera. One og the latter took
Tss ~, and wss destroyed.
a.. ~ sss9ee wsss espessed 70 stesek the
-. - 0ofsesas wo2ld hosd oct . -
=, Ias snalhees ~ 1900 ,1..,f !, =
aaaenaeg saosog r SSrSSs ~. - - '''s :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Michigan SoUthoTn 4 Lake Shor .
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANG EMENT

I'm AND FTER MAY 4rH, AND IN
81 further notice trains will leave Chicago =
- follows:
700 New Yosh Express, daily, sxespt
6undays.
s:soP \ Night E1prsss, daily, except sa.ss.
Trains asrivs IN Chicago st Sis ? u, sss
All ths above trains nake regular oonnsstiose
@Duntirk, bu4.lo. Niagara Fails, Albany, NtW
sofk, noescn, FhiladsIphis, baltimore snd q
le1urcas new Sleeping Coashss. With eli NED
IN Improvements fuA on Night Trsins,
Through Tieksts oan 30 o6eainsd q the Con.
peoys once. % CLARK street. vndss SAssnaa
li1..s, g g ne Depot corner 81 Old Vas Bssss
H.8 .SAWYBk,
General Wsstsrs AoeeG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Pn,LADrIpu,A March 4.

uSLAOBLI0I1V EQuICU K
A special to the Ballsti. from Wssbine {.
ton, 4th says intelligence has been receiv.
ed that Sherman 10 back from his extended
reconn distance, ard did not 60 nesr Selma,
end never intended such . thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

GAYS CiTY, Kv., March 4.
The notorious guerrilla Richardson and
several Others we're captured yesterday By
. scout sent ont from che forc.a of General
uobson and the Cumberland River.