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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

LOUISVILLE, March IA.
1t Gen. Grant and chief Of stsff passed
through here shis .. N. en- route to Nashville.
NJ j Gen. W. T. Sherman 10 expected here
to night. Brig. Gen. Ewing arrived this ..
a., reported to Gen. Burbridge, and was
assigned to command this post vice Col
Bruce, relieved. It 10 rum0red that Ken
lucky will be divided into two districts !;
respective headquarters at Louisville end
Extraordinarily Occupying the form
er, 3 wing the latter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
Special to Commercial.

WAsHIkGToR, March IA.
1t 10 understood that the Senate will re
construct the House bill providing for the
establishment Of Bureau Of Freedmen's
Affaire.
Gen Meade's friends are making very
aotive exeetions to have him retained in
command Of the Army Of the Potomac, but
their chances Of success are said to DO vesy
slim.
A movement is under weigh having 10
view the transfer of oil Low. priced woods
from the free list to the duty paying sched-
ule of tariffs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
FoRr MoNKor. March

The. eunboat Bomshell arrived from
Plymouth, N. c., on Saturday. She re-
ports th.t on Chowan river crowds Of
negroes awaited her coming, but the re.
bells opened on her from their batterie,
and rendered it impossible Cor her to
proceed. Her commander sent to Ply.
mouth for assistance. The gunboats
South, Whitehead and Massasoit wers
dispatched to the scene With 100 infau-
try on board. The quo boats opened on
the enemy and shelled them FIVE hours.
when the rebels dispersed. A hundred
pouoder Parrot gun exploded on the
South, wounding two II en-. There were
no other casualties on our vessels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

ST. LOUIS, March IA.
Gen. Fiske, commanding the District. st
Sc. Louis, just returned from . tour Of in.
spectiou 10 Southeast Missouri, reports
that numerous guerriilss have been com.
hitting depredatioos 10 that section and
Northease Ksnsss, and that the came
bsods ore preparing for moro exteueive
operations 10 the spring. Energetic meas.
ares viii = innedistely taken % drive
oas Or destroy oil such bsnds and establish
lag and esdef thfOussoaf The department.
Geo. Sslly, who e psepasioe % expsdi-
ton oootoee - Siou4 lndisns, under 0eo.
P0pe's orders, hes arrived here.
T.o ~ - tsresesd eaabeats ~sss
laoeo6ot q oonAop.s' ~ I = 'sss sz'sss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

MEMPHIS, March II.
Gen. Hurlbut and staff arrived from
Vlcksburg last night. The General has
taken his old quarters and expects to
remain some time. The larger part f
his corps are connected with another cx-
petition which left vicksbu'g some days
since.
Gen. Sherman is at the Yaxoo House.
He will review the Memphis enrolled nj
litia this evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
ClsciHHA1I, March IL.

CiDCinHAfI, March IL
Vallandieham has written . letter Of con.
do'el @ 70 the pr0prietors Of the Dayton En-.
pre-, whose .ffice vas Ruted recently. He
says there Is nos bot one remedy for The pest
instant, summary and ample reprlsals upon
The property Of the men q home, Who By
language and conduct arc always i0citipR
these ou.ragss. Retaliation is tho only and
the riRhtfni remedy 10 times like these. Re.
pfisals 10 s0ch cases are now The only means
left for return 70 law and oder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

The Deeeenuost Of he Pacific. inclu.
ding Usl1faIia, Oregon BE-, has besa
rendered - Nj. General Hunter and r.
fused % ~ groasd that be desires -
tive sssviee 10 he Geld directly against
the eDeuy.
1t i believed that an reorganization
Of the Army Of the Potomac is now
about being made uoder Maj. General
Smith. Gen. Hunter has command Of
the 1t corps, ssd Gen. Warren COM
mand OF the Sd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
New YcRK, March IA.

New YcRK, March IA.
The Post Washington special says: II
is doubtful whether the Senate's gold bill
will pass the House.
The Ways aud Means Committee have
rejected the proposition to permit National
Bsnks to issue notes Of smaller dsnomins.
tioos than five dollars.
A Jacksonville letter in the Post, dated
l1tb, reports heavy firing up the river. Il
10 understood to be our gunboats feeling
the rebel lines.
Later that day our advance-Col. Hcnry's
cavslry-was attacked and driven 10 IRON
. second position, with loss Of . number
Of wounded.
1t WAS expected that the rebels would
make On attack on Jacksonville next day;
If not, our forces would soon advance.
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HAasrsDuse, Thorsdsy, March Il

HAaalsDuso, Thursdsy, March 10.
A private dispasch 70 the Clerk Of sbs Sen
ate snnosscss that Major Harry White, late
Stste seoator, whose absence nade lock 10
our senate. b % biz way iron fortrees Moo.
roc 70 Bal.iocfe. When read % The Senate,
cation, especially On The Dsmocfatic side.
Republicans told them disliucsly their deooos
ssss lions we're hyposfisicaL Msjof White d
released . soon = NJ. 81. Clair b elected.
The copperheaas nads nothing b. bic deseo-
ton. Cowmen j. useless.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

BosToE, March Ia.
Private advices state that the pirste
Rsppabsnnock LETT France privately on the
u Of February armed With six guns and .
picked crew, Who had been hired three
months 10 advance. Der cruis,ng, it was
reported, will be the equator and China.
Fl. MonaoE, March IL.
The steamer Spaulding from Beaufort,
10th, has arrived. She brings the officers
Of the q. 8. steamer Peterbo6, sunk Of
Wilmington last Sunday, BY . collision
With tue steamer Monticello. Also the
officers Of the blockade runner Don, cap
tured March 4tb, BY the stesmer Pequot,
and the officers Of tho blockade runner
Scotia.
All is quiet ct Newbern.
Gen. Butler sent . por tion Of Kilpatrick's
cavalry, With Coils. Onderdonk and Spcare,
~ King and Queen G. urt House, to deal
with the citizens claiming to DO non com
batants, who ambushed Col. Dahlgren. Col.
Ooderdonk reports that the 5,h and 9th
Virginia cavslry, With citizens, 200 in oil,
we're driven from their camp near Carroll
toms store. Tue camp was taken and .
number killed. Seventy prisoners were
taken. The enemy was also driven from
the Court House. A large number OF gralu
mills and eture houses we're burned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

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IL J0n lfso Nvsepssl : O. @. -
Ie.19esfs1 - - -, asrivs1 hess
g. Wins Deovs, Bssues4 Assl q ths
vii knoW6f 6e0 Of Brown, 0kiplsy 1 o..
1ts1 - Liverpool, . 10 "a. !"
The 1SnU has a editorial On Gen. Baaks'
0sosrai order ct New Orleans, relative @
negro lsb-r, &c. Il says ie 10 the sseablish.
oooe q freedom o. feesueiou Of slavery
witAoas he psas. H#
The allies made . close recoouoieaance
towards Dsppel on the "a. Gen. Demeaia
expresses the belief that Dappel cannot d
taken before the end Of Nay u che beein.
niog Of June, even under the most favor.
able circumstances.
The Berlin and Vienns journals continue
TO ridicule the noeiou Of conference.
Mr.. Mason had reformed to London from
Paris, il y supposed in connection with a.
legged recognition negotiations.
The Archduke's visit TO Paris 10 most.
poued. The alleged cause IL illnssa. bat is
10 rumored there u hitch q 70 hje having
commsod Of the French troops in Aexlco.
There bad been no fighting 10 Schlessie.
Gen. 0erloch had succeeded Dem.eia a
commander in chief Of the Danish arnv.
The Kiog Of Denmark spoke strongly for
vigorous perseverance, in bic policy.
II j. reported that Italy has rendered
10000 men and feet to England, II she
I viii assist Denmark.
LONDON, March L.
Military operations in Schleswig contin-
ued suspended.
The English Ministry escaped defeat last
night on . mere party division in the
House Of Commons By . majority Of one
only.
An auxiliary depot for the use Of the
Sanitary Commission hes been organized
10 London.
| Paris, March 4.
| The MoniseWr declares that the rumor
to the Effect that Msxim,llisn has renounc.
ed his intention Of going to Mexico 10 en-.
| tirelv unfouoded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
~ EAkDeA Raj.
RRoopec q Of q General
strike anoag the Bngin.
GERS 81 the North.
Western leail
Change IA military Gem.
mamdcPs at WaSh-
fngt0m.


CHICAGO, March IA.
All engineers of Western Railroads
entering Chicago, have issued circular
to the different II. r. Co.'s, that uoless
certsin demands made BY them are &C.
coded to Ire Installing strikers on the
G.lsna rosd) they will suspend opera
tons at noon tomorrow.
1t 10 believed that the arrangements for
rupning trains on the Eastern roads will
not be materially Affected BY the strike.
The difficulty between the officers and
engineers of the Galena d Chicago road
.cems to have arisen from the fact that
subsequently to the agreement made be.
tween them on the lst Of January
The new schedule adopted requires en-
g'neers to work greater number Of hours
each day than formerly. Engineers de-
mand return to the old time and the
officers refuse. The committee Of en-
gin ere, represent: the different roads,
have is.u d a circular declaring that the
interest Of engineers Of the Gslens road
is identical, and believing that the action
OF the Galens road is direct attack on
engineers as class, they are instructed
by the different divisions they represent
to say that they will sustaio the engi-
neers Of the Galena road, at .acrifice,
# nes.ary, Of their position as engineers.
The convention have adopted q resola-
ton that if the difficulty 10 not settled
BY noon to. morrow, they will after ar
irving at the terminal stations Of their
respective roada, leav their engines aud
consi Ter their services no longer required
by the Company.
The III. Central and Mich. Southern
have replied, c aiming to have no rela.
tions with the Galena road, which would
authorize them to interior.
The Journal says 1900 engineers are
in the movement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

A guard yesterday took possession Of
the naval store in Washington by order
OF Secretary Wells, and arrested several
clerks Of navy sg'ts to serv, as witness.
es against Savage, and parties in New
York aod Philadelphia, charged With
swinding the government IN naval con-
tracts.
The chip Star West from Liverpool
reports, that on March 7tb, seeing On
Italian frigste, in sluking condition
and at request, stayed by her all night
but in the morning could not dissolve
any vestage Of her.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
CAleo. March IA

CAIRo, March IA
The steamer War Eagle from New
Orleans for Louisville, brought up about
500 tons Of sugar and m0lssaes.
Memphis dates Of the IL b say that cot.
ton is excited under news from New York.
Sellers arc not anxious to sell. But little
cotton remains in the country to CINE Ia
Five hundred new recruits IRON Iowa
have arrived.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

ma AVWAS DaTcu 4os
Inc Hsvolds Norfolk ,ays: Tbs,
the late exped ticn recsulted ia the de
ssroceion Of Hing and Queen couotv
Court House. shere the gallant DahIesen
vas ambushed and murdered.
The defeat oftbe 9Th and 9th Virgins
cavalry BY the expedition has already
been stated. &,
The notorious guerrilla, Bob Cotton.
was among the killed. We had nome
Killed. And bat half dozen wounded.
Full details Of Gen. Shsrmsu's raid
was pul,Iished il The Aersid ord zti6-
I'M. a.. 1 eNs NAa
$50 0iles Of rsbsl r. b eomunication
wcss destroyed, HE wss - otjesG
Hhs fatase ts&oSeepa1iea Of Aiss, ~
80 s~ ss&fiass ,$Gs7Ess% .saif1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

w AbH1NVSONS MBICH 10.
The House passed the bill providing
that the franking privilege Of the Presi-
dent and Vice President ehall cover all
mail matter to OF from either.
1t has been asserted that neither the
President nor M. Chase had recon.
mended the sale Of surpIus gold. This
is mistake, as Mr.. Chase urged the
passage OF the bill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

ST. LoUD, March 49,
The Alb Iowa .Cavairy, veterans, recently
with ShermaL's expedition, have arrived, 90
route homo.
T~o foil Missouri regiments, colored troops.
went South yesterday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

DR. vl1fUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST.
- sestsl = - y Miles Peer Psasssos
CAslseiss Dspeis Reesssea, NJ wifs. 49, =
eAisa ~ eflnassh. loe7, aaa 6aiy Ma ~
coded u Ne e0eo q The roose6Ge u deeA2
Rs.k !slaa1 sessey, and 0lsse q lilissis, IL |
.os"W" q desds, paae ~, I sAell % al
day q April lea. q : saslssk ,. =. q sai1 !
oasr ies sale 70 The AieAsss biddsgI ~ 90
ne Court House dec, II Ne city e Dawes
Iowa, the foalswiag dsassibed iesi. sleoses1
kssk Islasd se1ae1, ll;issis, " = .usA III
= nay - nessosasy y satiGey he aossas
&c O. ssssai. pesaiAsssy ssss, - sssofs u
:esa dss1 sas given, t,-wis: Lot sevea q.
asg the southeast qsasss, Of the nosth1
Ssassst o. sssetse aixssss ne, - lot 80
s 10y We sossh-wess qssfses u the ner,h.J
Ssstses Of section stxtssa (le; y cleo lot si1
oea.e she nostA -sass frastisnoi quarter of ~
vsss quarter y said ssstisa also Il. nor.h.
Ir.ctsshal qsarer Of The south weet orasal
eead ee:eiso sixtssa 10, 81 % teVnshin -
tese I'D oes.h Of :anss oas (l) vest. of
fourth psisSipal nssidlaa.
JAMES GRANT. |
nehl0-dtsl 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

There are ssany preparations cold Ssdev tks
saMe Of Bitsevs, pst W ~ quart bottles coMpss~d
q ne cAeapsst sAsksy o. cossso~ ssss. oostiag
from 20 70 40 cent? pr gallon, he taste disevisei BY
Anise or Cosionder Seed.
zhis class q Bstesrs Aass cassed and w;W Co.'S
s;~us to casss long a. tkoy con b. soI Assdteds
70 de ~ des Of tie dvssksrd. BY sssir ~ tie
eAoAolie Stimsla.ts Of ne ses ktnd As des;rs fos
Liquor - created and k.pt Up. and he remit i al
sAs Aovross stsesdsst spos sdr,mkarGs IT. end
dAssA.
For those seho desire ond will have q Liquor
B.esers. ~e PsN'sh sAs to@iosoi~g rscsiM: Get one
ooltle q HUv6asds Gesnau 13ittera. oad
sis y Il Three quarts u good ssraaAy Or
Whlskey, asd de result soiN be prepoeasiop
that ssiN far excel IN medical siysue ssd tire e1
oals~cy oay Of tie Liquor Bissers ~ che N.
vsrsses o. Heo0asd's Bite :, >onmeeeio.
ssisA gUOd ovtiss ef Liquor. ~ ssc1 les pries
thas these inferiVr preparations will cost you.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

CAIao, March IA.
Steamer Jewess from Memphis with
600 bales Of cotton, passed for Cincio
natl tonight.
~ iron clads are at the mouth of
Red river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

y 81 ~ GO =. ':.s... !:
draws q neee iAsns Ne imoediaee
wasss q he heos population. lso vii
cover our entiro loes. - 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

WAsHSsGToN, March IA.
Maj. Geu. Butler IL not to be inserfered
with in the matter Of exchanges, the whole
subject still remaining in bis hands.
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New YosK. March Is.
TSpseial TO the World I

Especial to the World
Commissions Lewis Of the Internal
Revenue recommends . tax of 40 bents
be put on petroleum, 81 on distilled
spirits, so cents on tobacco. The same
correspondent says it 10 rnmorsd that
Gen. Butler il relieved Of his present
command.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
special - Post.

WAsHIkGT0N, March IA.
Mr. Blair concluded bis argument before
the committee on election this morning.
His case will be concluded to morrow 10
Committee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

WHaEEiSo, March TO-
Maj. Gen. eisel arrived here this morning.
He has assumed command Of the Department
u Western vireioia. His headquarters are
Ct Cumberland. Nd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15
WAsHixcros, March IA

WASHlNGToN, March IA.
With the exception Of the single lact
that Gen. Wsdswerth has Left the city for
Fort Monroe, there 10 not shsdov Of foun
dst'on for the report sent this noon relssive
60 exchange Of prisoners.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-15

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroxAc.
March IA.
Gen. Meade returned to the army to-
gay. His health seems to be excellent.
aod the report in regard to his resigna-
ton Is said to be without oundation.
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for many years, under theimpressiUn that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
to my friend robeit Shoemaker, Esq, for the re-
Doval of this prejudice By proper tests, and tos
encouragement 70 try them, whom suffering from
great and long Continued debility. The use Of
three bottles Of these bttsfs 1t the beginning Of
the present year. wss follow Cd BY evident relief
and restoration to degree Of bodily and mental
vigor whieh had mot felt Tor six months before
and bad almost despairedOf rseaintng. there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me 70
the use Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA, June 33d. 1861.