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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

Is Have "a; forced tg,sir r.anect.v.
70 larger numbers than ware aver haeo,a
marshalled and both s;das ara an,r,...a
with a resoIute dsseru,l; n alton. q soo,oa,
trata an .vs;IaIge stxsnoth :, g.. r.
Richmond ap,; r. skas sar,,.,..;;., ~.
ss decisive a. n,,,,,,,sss. strsr.ssh ELS
skill car. .,asks iit' Bse,ss ~ sn.r
su,t s,n h, ss,;ey .s ,.ssr ~,
lost n,r,k f;,,.. - -
.,,,s;,,.. - sssa.s Il -
l.sA.s ,,.,.;t, a. -, - - 49,
,rss,,a,.a,vi,,. 0,,r 4t,,;;s,r Co., $500, g
en-, sc. ,; s's -
sar 10 s, s;,,tS;, b.t;oas, !,
the tres,,o,,. s,,d tra.ch.rv - ~ sa,s.h
II ia houevs;, .o,,,. ,;,nos .aLad COIL,
we suoeoeed stfsr IN tb;s b,oodsbad ]
destruotionsy Wa snsvo, ~ 3
thiuk that Gssa,., h..... ~, : 80
bsss ,,.n ,,...,..,, 80 ~.
!, ~ '-ass Ds'A Va0Ssn III
" ~" e'sageu m He
w Wy .sA suuueh eash LOT the lated
~ = 'isk az p one sudden movement
$50 success rs doubtful but with
sssss .usa"oe' persistent pressure obstl-
IN IN ,ea'e.A s'iu cOn''nHea action, ne
-, = y - $40 = ~ seesngsn' cr'ye-Lee
.;s--..s5 q. ''o.'. = is,opmono' ana PEI
nj ~ -.
~ 4 me- ~ ma ','y as certain as
~ ~ ~ ns pan q 'ne cam
- - Z, ~ I. au,l1s = 40 resDo-
go ~; s lIO' s1Asns 7" s'fanss par'; ms en-
words - s,'A ,ssseu u Two
\. i 49, ~ s.,S' l' suo NV =
&C., -, r''sN ~" s's Ao'ses anu neees-
- p-'sS = ? "as'ei = 'ne unuer-
49, ' A pOs9S'3'q Z, ny enersisnip 70
~, 49, - 9''S0'Ss' aiiufe . nun Is worse
80 Ne - success greater 'nan mere
eyss Aa' sue government ls DETER
ss''"Fu s9unuanEy % supply h.m wlth
''s'i' munitions OF war ana supplies, we
70 most confidently believe; everything
inoi'a.ss IL everything demands 1t. The
oeep' in m resolution OF the Gov
etuns al y eskon that nothing shdl be
.a .I ins 70 a maj eohsnmmatlon Of Grants
pians' ana II draft after draft is required
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

A., LOCKWOOD; co-c A. Lat Regt,, woauded
slightly. tls
4 A'-'bahioy, 40, Y, lst Regt'. wounded
slightly. ~
teeeF ksnowle' ep' hs-lst Rsgta wounded
slightly
4 4. shrever %. K, lst Rest, wounded
|. n VI. Dunn, %. K. Ist. Regt., wounded
slightly. i
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THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

Inc struggle in Virginia between Grant
ana Lee has assumed gigantic proportions;
operations are being carried on upop q
lnesrscale thaHthis warhas yet Witnessed,
and If we can comprehend the situation
ofafairs this campaign win go farther to-
wards the overthrow of the rebellion than
sllths osAsn pss~aips B0theiasa seen
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

6enossi3 xicooa = We fcsra- That Brigs-
dier Gepsfsl Ef. il Lockwood, accompanied
by his stat, aeok their departure from Bal
Etimore. EN- Thnrsday last, 40 join the Army
fof-the potomac. srr'~-@ = -.-ss>
psssWe leasn that the County Executive
Comhisses atpoihls,f DC tito County Unios
meetings held at esis place on Tuesday last
;hadA aAeesirs 6sasisAflsislp cad dsess Aofn
o. k0daey, Rs- shis place ~ its o.lais-
/ s sal ..ssaglsst 4gsS q
AFrssa q 'Fosndsd. "a itsg number Of
wounded seldieas arrived ia this city on Thurs
day aud Friday Iasa. " Tie most Of them be-
lOnged to Pennsy lyai-a regimensts The
following Delawareans were among the dunn.
ber:-- -. t4AAs
Corporal william Thfope. Co.. 3, LIST Della
ware !. Andrew Jones, 90. G.. LIST Delaware !;
Johp r. Tprbegt, Co. G. LIST Delaware; Thorn
as Wilkinsos. Co. G. 20 Delaware; Henry
Harden, e., a, ID Delaware .j5araal
Notice 10 Drgtisd Aen.--Transportation to
drafted men, from. their places Of residence
TO rendezvous win not be furnished in adj
Vance; but they will be allowed for trans
port6tion and subsistence 90 cents per day
after they have reported. Twenty miles OF
travel equals one day. All discharged DRAFT
ted persons wa be allowed travelling pay
5bssk u Ihsir sdsg
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27
FoR PRESIDENT I'M 1885,.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.


Ma. Isaac T.-s}usx.xo has sh,. ~;
POINTED GENERAL ADvERTIsINq ara as ant,
sShiFrtVN AGENT for eerHE Urres,s Bs In m
siss collect al money due this Office. -
ssgrses9B75 Del. T. P. MGUrGAH.
u Editor "Unicp"
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4
Nathaniel % Lqng {okn kyapa Ell
Willikni P NickoIss 7,s5ehn p Msusbo
William MeGee - Caleb W Lynch
Peter W Moore - George 0otffay
John A Evans Josiah i Simmdns,
James w Darcy Elisha Vfckefs,
Ofando Evans Isaac j Townsend
Hiram Littletdn adock Townsend
Luke Kicbards fcold) Thomas Stephens.e
john II Carey John II. Calhoun -
NORTHWEST BROAD CRERK HID.
Number ip,wheel 249i Drawn. oct. Is. 4
Richard johnson James Messick Of w
Morgan Mortin of j james w Moore
Asa X Culver James Mapytl-of w
Iurpln Hearn ~ HAlsey Drain
William IL Thompson Stephen Waller
Samuel O'Neal JOsephus O'Neal fii,
Elijah Lecpte .Isaac 0iles,
James York (cofd) Charles Bell (c5Td.l
John Kitchens George w Moore
SOUTH EAST BROAD CREEK HID.
Number in wheel, 1923; Drawn out, Id.
James Parker joseph W Hearn
William b White Levin j Gray
Joseph Harmon (copd Benjamin b Phillips
Lemuel Evans Burton Birmingham
Jacob Q Gunby Elisha DAVIS
Nathaniel Nilsson James Il Hearn
JAS. GOrdy Of LeonardGeorge s Pusey
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Of this County, FIR the ensuing two years,
which on motion was adopted.
\. Jacob Moofe, as chairman Of theicom-
lmittee,op b,,a;oeaa. ys,ortsd .hs fol,o,v;r.
rssol,,s;o.s
a
&c. - 'n'' '.'OSss 7'tus
= ~ s s.ass'y >, : : s'.' Pr
49, 49, ~ ~, s'''sen = ''sse' {''sts
rs.'',s ~ t'ss ~ '.''',.s Aetfo.s " 'ne
ss.s 49,, '''ss'' ''Va "a Us p''A'o''0 e''0''a
= yspr'e-s s ~ 'fess0a'
-.rso,Ss'', : - ~ .''Afo 'ne n,ssiyn o.
s 49, parry = s,.'s country Is q l'gn-
-. II, 80, u sss ! ,'''. Pelpops man s
- e'''ss' psSo.o". = = 10 ,eSs
-s1 ~ 800 sa''O" = american ireeo0@
anu sno '"'ssr',y y our National Union; il
= apfc1,s ! ~ s'sspseu pe'rio.lsm, arousing
- ''sSrsy % people ra.ner snsn tne zeal
OF party anu exait'ng tne DUTY OF the citi-
zen nigh above the servltude Of the partizai'.
hssofOsay That wtiiie the atrocities of
s0aS ,,s 'is,'0's sngageQ N an unpfo'oked
reoe'','" asa'''S' . 'ree gosernmeuH are arvu-
sing 'ns .ae,goas'Vn y 'ne CHRISTIAN world
~ reggaru WIN suspicion the conduct Of those
whose only comment Is one Of condemnation
against our cause and whose only rejoicing
Is oyer tne prn1aitles q reDef soldiers that
as loyal men we can not hesitate 10 our at
'aenments y me Union ana can = bnd no ex
cuse Tor slfose nose sglnpatny Tor our enc
mies Fhs transformed Their party INTO an any
q slavery ana themselves INTO emlssaries Of
reason:
i. es0'Sse' .nss " co.siperse " o. eNps-
1ss'sy S''S1sq 'A11's or g0fefnment 20 at
~ i, ~ ~ ~ "1'oe ~ ui,n
s4'',ss "A, ~ ryais $50 e : Sose'anVe
,ne pS1uoi,e' guy ."as 'n =, war nas'ns peen
Desun ~ 'ne 'Sosn' snouiu ~" W ptoseou-
w ~ s''s u,noss s'sV' n.y. s'ss.n' na'ion
np'' ~ s s S' ~ supPisssee' 'ne
Seesaeu states iss'ofeo' eau permanent
Rs',ey III 1'sr ~, AZ.
1''so'Vs'' hua' = i'iii INC genera ap0ii-
.'yn y s'''yoiy - .niS ooun'ry as az ausalee
~ : ~ '"o = t..~'' ~ s"u isiuof
~ sssS = "a PeVpie ~
az silouiu oe ifee o'ale'
sso's'a u.l - a party W gre an ~ layer
s.''' &c, q II o' ~ Ivy s0A0oi
:. ''.7 $3.50 y sn-s sne lOOr . man
cniio may nave g'eafer facilities ior acquir-
ing an eaucation and the general lnltellgence
Of me people pc increased
1ees0''ea' Z! na' Abraham Lincoln by ms
honesty aoility and patriotssp las won llle
cohndvhce ana respect OF the llsiticii' 9eS iasly
demonstrates ST. that be Is the man Tor the place
aud the occasion that bis exPerisnee u thIee
Years as President, ealiinentiy qualities MN |
for contnuance u his term, ana that MS
fe-electlon as our c4iet magistrate, is desired
Dy the Onion party Of thus County.
hnx kaxr
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we solicit contributions and eorresuonaapca eror,
an qarterz and when worthy win ~ ,.l
pospsned. Our friends must writs briefly, Iegiblcy
sRa q. On one side of the paper OILY Ths real nn5s
u ene author must accompany eaeh commnnjsatio,,
A. guaranty Of good fsith. = ''0n
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-27

INC following persons have been authorized 70
S ny a. saysftsing and subsapslon agents for HS
credited on the books = sS-' "''i % osiy
THOMAS TITUS, ~. Q.,..,- u.
SAMUEL MCDOWELL, n ssmsngson, PEI
coI. JOHN @. CLARK, Jn.. 49, x, re-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
nm Yoax. ~. 81,

A Usw YoaE, 1oo. =.
III heieneo Nloongats ordered 20 pee-
pare los - inus1ietely. Her spsr.deck
bottsry hes been rsoosed and her sr0a-
nent & sow tWslvs 100 posnder Pssrots.
Six more Of Tarragut's deet arc ready TO
leave. His asst will co0priss nearly
20 vessels. Three moro guuboats are or
dered to Wilmington.
Blockade rnmor says the Vanderbilt 10
ordered to Chioa.s ssa.g .sssw ii ss !.
) "A Washingteo corrsspondsst aysIcf the
800, 600 veterans whose time expires within
tho next nine months, 25 QUO have already
re. enlisted.
A Washington special says, the rebel
Gen. Lees cAvalry-7, 600 stfoDg-Ne
hanging on Shermsn's flank, and have cap
tured considerable number Of neu, who
fell out Of tie ranks, exhausted.
Aapecial from Washington states that
Adamsn he's not withhold any 81 Stewards
dispatches from Earl Russell, On sc,ount 81
their ofFensiveosss. The dispatcA aboot
the fitting out Of tho Alabama, was strictiy
Tor Mr.. Adams private us0.
Efforts are TO be made to reach the gold
bill through tho House to day.
The Provost Marshal is busy preparing
for the draft.
Volunteering was never more brisk than
now.
The House will doubtless accept the Sen.
ator's amendment to the joint resolution
relative to the 1t. Generalship, snd The
President will at once confer the title OF
Gen. Grant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
New YoRK. Feb. q

NEw YosK, Feb. 26.
A special Harrisburg Dispatch to the
Tribune says:
Resolutions will pass the House in
structing Congressman to vote for the
bill declaring the Camden & Atlantic
Railroad postal and military route, and
asserting that no State can intervene
her pretended sovereignty with tbs PLAIN
powers conferred by the Constitution Of
the United States upon the nation.
The Senate will organize on Monday.
Gov. Curtin has issued proclamation
reciting that q regiment Of veterans4e-
longing to that State had enlisted and
been credited to another State that
agents from other States are actually re-
oruiting in that State, and urges all min-
isterial executive officers TO arrest and
prosecute every agent caught, as ouch
enlistments are misdemeanors under oul
law.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
New YoRK. Feb. 20.

NsW LUNA CcUs 40.
A Washington special of the 25th
says Gen. Lees orderly, desertcr, has
arrived there. The strength of Lees
army is now $4,000. He expects our
army to be ready for operations by the
middle of March, at which time be has
ordered oil his men to be back.
Stuart's cavalry 10 used up, and the
horses have been sent south for forage.
Lee expects by March or Aprilto have
10000 men to check any advance Of our
army, or drive it back on Washington
and invade Pennsylvania.
The conference com. on the whisky
bill are unable to agree, and probably
the bill will fail. In this event the WAYS
and Means Com. have new bill ready,
embracing petroleum, whisky, tobacco
and cotton, and offering to Congress an
opportunity Of taxing stocks on hand of
oil these articles.
w. w. Bush, one Of Mosby's men,
has been in Washington in tho uniform
OF a Union Colonel, with q pass from
Col. Marylid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

Great Broad Gaagc Double Track and IeseqrayA
Route, TO
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Har-
risburg and all Eastern Cities, carrying The
Grcas Through United States Mails.
L,xPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKlRK or
- Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West, via She Lake shore Railroad, aiso from Sal
ananca on the arrival of trains via the hev
Broad Gauge Atlantic ard Great Western Railway
from Cleveland, o.. gisiag Passengers the al.
vantage, from Dankifk sr buffalo. % from Cleye-
land, o., Of six Foo. Gauge. combining ease
and comfort without change, in Wide, Eoomy
Palaces Cars, direct to New York. 4 Perfection
attained BY no other ronts.
FOR FREIGHT *s
between all points East AM West, our facilities
are unrivalled Forming Gloss and reliable CON
nec.ions At Dankirh and Buffalo with Western
roads,. and at Salamanca with tho Broai Gauge
Atlantic and Grea. Weston Railway, By which
route there is no transfer between New York and
Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS leave New
York daily for ell points Ia tn " est, N aking az
quick time and as low rates By any 9th er route
Ear Freight or Passage inquire at ali the p.in-
,ipal Offices in the W est and at Ct Clark street.
chicsgo, 2l0 Broadway, New Yors, and 23 south
Street, L. Il New YORK. Is state street, Boston.
GHAS. nlSoT, GEM sup.
Z. =. spgScsF, Wsst<rn Aesst.
B. W. BLANCHARD, Gen, Freight Agent.
W. r. BARR, Gsrefai Ticket Agent. dec2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
CINCrNNArI, Feb. 20.

CINc1SxArI, Feb. 20.
The Gasette's Chattanooga dispatch
says the advance force OF Grants army
was within three miles of Dalton on the
oath.
The rebels were driven from Tunnel
Hill, and pursued till niebt-fall.
A heavy battle at Dalton is not i'm
probable.
Hardee's and Claborne's divisions
have been sent to reinforce Polk.
A Nashville dispatch of the 25th SAYS
the army is 10 front of Dalton, and will
probably OCCUPY that place to night.
Scouts arrived at Grants headquar-
ters, cay that Sherman has struck the
Mobile & Ohio Railroad, and cut Folks
army in the middle, both sides running
away from each other, which subsists on
the country, which abouods in stores.
Great excitement prevails at Mont.
gomery, and the people are much scared.
Scouts also report that heavy attack
is progressing on the forts at Mobile.
Longstreets forces are back again al
their old quarters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
Particular Notice.

4Hefe are saty preparations soid a,.i.r al
name q 6.te's. PIT up On quayt bottles e,,,,o,,
ca Y .As a"esoe-t leh..ksy or ccwmow rs.. eo.t,n
',o"4 20 ~ 'e",T pr ysto~, the snst, disyu.ae b
hntst or CDrtard,r Ssed
LA's ctass q Bsters hare consed ami u;H
.t"4o % cause as long a. They can Le so2d. hum ~
~ a's re aenth q Ne drpnknrd BIZ t.st, 49, ,5
system . eeps eo4ti"nait9 under tie inaaeneol
1.oN'''e at'""art@ o. the toUs, kind, the diane h,
L'q4or y Sreated and stpt up, and t.e re- it !. a
ms horrors atteadaat upon a drusharT. ~. o.J
death. ''N o"s
!. ror f"ose oho desirs and will have Lior,o
xD.ne.s, zee gnat.h IA le,'o~.ac receipt: Gtt ~,
Dctalc " A"sfanas Gsv..ns 8lt,er.. az.
whsekey, aud a. vsssis IA g = n..s,.,,, ~
shas 'o'H lar excel !. ssedscnt sirtse sra r.. 4.
oets."cy any u tie ktYsov Hsssevs n tie
ana 'ost cost mnsk less. Iou,, a, ID n.
V''T"es et Hoonand's I3iu, y. !. ..e,,a,
=. IM good article u L,g"or " mach 1.. IRE
tNnW taeSs fnfrr4.zs ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
A Great Battle erected at
Dalton soOm. /,
Sherman strikes the Mobile
4 Ohio lkOad and di.
vides Folks Army.
RumoPed that secretary
Chase has ResigAed.
The Attack on the Forts
near Mobile commenced.

New YoRK, Feb. 20.
The steamer Illinois has arrived from
Aspinwall, 18th. She left 10 port the
Champion, awaiting the California mails
and passengers.
The report that the French Minister
had broken Of the friendly relations
with Ecuador is not correct.
Trouble continues 10 the interior, and
revolution is feared.
The ship Pallis had left Panama for
Acapulco to enforce the blockade.
The United States friQate Lancaster
was At Acapulco watching the move
ments Of the French.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
CAIRo, Feb. rs.
Steamer Perry from Memphis arrived

CAIRO, FeO. 70.
Steamer Perry from Memphis arrived
with $40 bales Of cotton for ST. Louis.
Tie 72j Ohio Infantry, veteran recruits,
Gen. Buckland's old regiment, en- route
home. A detachment OF cavalry from Gen.
Grierson's command arrived at Memphis,
bringing IS prisoners, among 'te'n 4 r~-e.
Captain.
Much dissatisfaction existed among Mis-.
sissippi troops, who were rapidly deserving,
caused by speculations in cotton by rebel
Generals Forrest, Chalmers, Ferguson,
Richardson and others, which, they state,
was being taken from rebel soldiers wives
by scouts detailed for the purpose, who run
the blockade At Memphis, bring back green
backs, and divide the profits with the Gen.
erals.
The steamer Sven from New Orleans,
tue 18th, with over 1000 bogsheads and
barrels OF sugar and molasses for Cairo and
st. Louis, has arrived.
The New Orleans Tines supports Michael
Hahn for Governor, and says he will re-
ceive majority oi the votes cast.
The mass meeting OF Union men Of West
Tennessee, held at Memphis on the 22d in
slant, was largely attended, and the organ.
ization effected in the evening.
One OF the largest and most brilliant au-
diences ever assembled in Memphis to lis
ten to the eloquent address by Col. Black
upon Emancipation. Dr.. Butler, Of Ark,
would address the meeting the following
night upon the question Ut reorganization
of the State.
The steamer St. Cloud just passed for
Cincinnati, with 5000 bales OF cotton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
Chicago + Northwestern RAILWAY.

1s6s :. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
For Hockfofd, Beiois Frespors, 0aisns, Ssvsoaa,
~ esviIIs, Madison, Lacrosse, Psiris d. Chen,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Hatsrtown,
Derlin, and ail points Ii wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
end North uostsss Railway. Running through
without change of oars t. JanssviIles Wstsfsown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh ,and connecting q Yrsi.
sisau GAisn 80 LsVrssss sishfsp1sadT fas1Sls
1917 N
n fslsts y ~ nlas1sGlpu1. n)vse.
TtAins leavs Cn1eaGo - lsllovvg
oslS a A-uay E1Bo0. 5s
clio = IVY R6a6oanuDD. l
ts0oP M-Ja6ssvilIs md Rockford asso0naas-
Sso0P i-Nieht Egeeeen. a 6aA
- New and elegant sIssplag een ~ ~
= 81 Hight ftadns, ~ psessf veosilIaseA 60
Wilh paa6ne dassssseaeaeei - ii - tss6ae.
cry " QQlAsA1, ey19E |
- e T. II - q 81
n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
NASHVILLE, Feb. Is.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 70.
The convention for the Improvement Of
the Ohio river, passed = series OF resolu.
tons, terminating with request that an
appropriation Of 100000 be- asked Of the
Federal Government tor the Improvement
of The Ohio, and thar the resolutions, plans
or memorials adopted By this convention,
be sent to the various boards of trade,
chambers OF commerce OF the various cities
and towns on its borders, for their action
aud approval. The resolutions set forth
the necessity for the Improvement asked
for, and contrast the large sums expended
for harbor improvements and facilities to
ocean commerce on the Atlantic coast, with
the email ou.lays By Government for the
benefit OF interior commerce. The final
resolution adopted, which was offered as
substitute for that which required plans,
&C.. to be sent to boards Of trade, chambers
OF commerce, provides that committee OF
five be selected from towns on the Ohio be
constituted an executive committee to take |
charge of the subject mstter OF the con-
ventioo, with powers to convene its Assem-. |
bly, 1t any future day, and that said execu.
tive committee ere expected TO urge upon |
the national authorities such plans - I
merit general confidence, and oppose oil in. |
adequate plans.
Tuis afternoon the convention adjourned
rims die.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
RAILROADS.
Mlchigan Southern l. Lake share
RAILROAD.
UAMER ARRANGEMENr

ns AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND UN-
tai further notice trains will leave Chicago a.
as follows:
Sundays.
days.
ID A 81 .
All the above trains lsako regular connections
g ilunkirk, Buffalo. aiaxafa faiis, Albany, Sow
/ 1k, Boston, fhilatoi hia, BALTIMORE 8lt al
points East
ieA1rious new Sleeping, ooaches. VIZ, 81. nod.
sfn improvements run on Night Trains
Through Tickets can he Obtained at the Com
'Pnny Office, 90 Clark street, unde- sherman
bstie, or az tie Depot, corner o. Old Van Buren
All Sherman streets.
he SAWYER,
Genernl Neg tern Govt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

BASIS incidental to the hu-
man family and even such n
have heretofore been eonsid-
y cred incurable by the medical
faculty Of the world, are skill.
folly treated with distinguished success bb DR..
WIN. HUNTER. Dr.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany.
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession Tor up
wards Of forty years. They especially call the
attention Of the afflicted to the following named
diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group. Consumption.
And the most distressing u al diseases tho
ASTHMA or PATlISIC and all other complaints Of
.. ses Of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen,
Bladder ard Bowels, such as Dyspepsia. which is
o very distressing complaint. Diarrh0s, Dysentary
Constipation or con inuea costivenass. This lss.
ter disease most always preinauces
F1le0 And T'1NtHIlns
Which is treated with marked sucIess without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis distressing comp plains
Also all Female Complaints, such "a Weakness,
Debility and diseases OF the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARcgIsoss, or CANCE-, is anoth di5ease that
has hitherto bstied The skill of tho erpdite and
learned doctors OF the world. This Iaoastross
Hydra must now bow it's cad Cor i can becured.
All Tumers. Wins, Ulcers Ut Old Sores, Hid dis
eases, White swellings, Club feet. alike can DO
cured without cutting with the knile.
Diseases OF the Eyes.
Such rs Lachrymsl Fstula. strabs1nus or Cross
Eyes. Black or W bite spots on the Lys Ball, Sore
Eyes, Blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease often be cured without
resort to cutting With the knife. Patients With
Cataract will do we'll TO call aud les oe Doctor ex-
anime their case. A large assortment Of
artificial Eyes, perfectly natural. Al
dieeases Of the lar.
Such as roaring or busEing sounds, offensive dis
charges and deafness. The Doctor has Tubes and
Ear Drums and Oractcs, Of al sizes ani discrip-
tions, winch restore nearing very periest to those
Who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Write
with your full lame. towr, county and State
YouF letters will be promptly answered. BE as
particular rs you can in giving full history Of
your disease. Address.
DR. HUNTER, Or Dr.. VAN EADEN,
Box 601S Poet Office.
Hours from %. n. to S p. N. Office No. u
Randolph corner Of Desrbon street, Chicago Ill.
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CAIao. Feb. rs.

Prot. Winchell Of Michigas, Who came
q passenger On The stsamsr fmsy Fern,
from Vicksborg, inforns ~ q the news
Of the capture Of Selma By Sherman. II
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Especial to the Herald

WAsHIEaToN, Feb. rs.
A rumor u current that Mr.. Chase
mas resigned, and that Mr.. Hooper, OF
Mass., has been appointed his successor.
The rumor is groundlese.