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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-08
w Washington, April 8

Washington, April o.
Gen. Sedgewick arrived in town % sp-
pear q witness before the committee on
the conduct of the war.
Arrangements are being made for in
vestipg Culpepper With formidable COR
don Of forti6cations, with the view Of rem
dering it . permanent depot for military
supplies.
Gen. Burnside was in town few hours
to-day in consultation with the War De-
partment in reference to his expedition.
Gen. Mcdowell 10 about 10 leave for
California to command the department
of California, Oregon &c. The Presi.
dent will authorize the organization OF
ten new volunteer regiments there.
G i Edward McCook has been nomi-
mated Brigadier General.
Tclegraphic advices to the Treasury
Department report subscriptions to the
1910 loan at So, 900, 900.
The Senate Military Committee will
report against the confirmation Of Major
Gen Schofield and Gilmore.
By order of the War Department
Generals Stone, Porter and Naglee are
reduced to their original positions in their
regiments and Gen. Montgomery dismiss
ed the service.
The monitor Canonicus Is ordered to
join the Tecumseh and Onondsga At New
York and proceed with their conveys to
the Southern coast. The Sangus and
Manhattan will soon be ready 70 follow.
The following important order has just
been issued
War Department,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, April 6.
By direction of the President of the
United States the following changes and
assignments are made of Army Corps
commanders:
Maj. Gen. H. H. Sheridan is assigned
TO command of cavalry corps of the army
of the Potomac.
The 18th and 18th army corps are
consolidated and will be called the Let
army corps, and Maj. Gen. Hooker is
assigned 10 the command. Maj. Gen.
Gordon Grnnger is relieved from COM
mand Of the 4th army corps, aud Mai
Gen. O. G. Howard assigned in.his stead
Maj. Gen. Sehofeld is assigned the COM
mand Of the ed army corps. Maj. Gen.
Slocum will report to Maj. Gen. Sherman,
commanding division of Mississippi; and
Maj Gen. Stoneman will report to Maj.
Gen. Scho6eld. commanding department.
Of Ohio, for assignment. Maj. Gen.
Granger will report by letter to the Ad-
jutaut General of the Army. Capt.
Horace Porter, US. aid department, is
announced as aid -de-camp to Lieut.. Gen.
Grant, with the rank of lleuten
By order of the Secretary of War.
K. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
That portion of the order relating to
the consolidation of the 18th andIl2th
corps has been amended 80 as to demon
mate the consolidation the Goth instead
of the LIST army corps.
A well known scout named REESE, con-
nected for q long time with the army of
the Potomac and member of~lh4 LIST cav
airy. disappeared last week. it is suppos-
ed, has been captured.
The army of the Potomac is to-day
immersed in mud.
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Especial to Post. I
Washington. April 7.

1t is not improbable that the Finance
Committee Of the Senate will introduce a
supplemental bill
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This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
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mild and emolient tn its nasare, fraErantly
scemtea and .xtremoiy hene ficial In its action
upon the skin Yor sale BY AL Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan2p1ydkw.
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FIRsr National BANK
KsoKuK, Iowa, Feb. s, 1854
DkslGNAfKD DSP0slf0RY AND FINANCIAL AGENT
o. fHK z. 9. ~
- Asak prspsrsd 70 del in u, cl.ases a United
Dtsts Bonds, and win buy sell them on reasonable
terms
Interest Coupons,
On AL kinds Of United States Bonds bought or collected
Government Vouchers orders the e. g. Paymaster for
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-ALso-
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.n 3 x @ HA N GE
On all the Principal c.ies and Gold and Silver bought
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xMtefss0I -ReUesssse .,StaMsps
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ESTABLISHED ls46.
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BANKERS,
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b
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Dl.eascs OF the Nervous,

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
W AsHINGToN. Jan. I


HousE.-ONeil was appointed on the
com on bankrupt law, in place of Kelly.
Wilson introduced bill Tor censolida.
ton of statues Of the u. S. Referred to
JUdic,iy com.
Spsuldiug introduced bill to exempt
communications from Soldiers AID So
ciety from payment of postage. Refer
red TO P. Q. com.
Blair, OF Mo-, offered a resolution.
whieh lies over, directing the Secretary
OF ihc Treasury t. ascertain and rem, IT
the amount Of debt Incurred by the sev
cal states to suppress the rebellion, and
decla ing that all such debts should al.
tmateiy be liquidated by the general
government.
MIR. Baldwin, of Mass, offered a pre-
smble setting tort that organized trea.
son, having It's headquarters at Rich
mond, and existing in defiant violation of
the Constitution, has no claim to be
Treated otherwise than as an outlaw.
thefcto,e
RESOLVED, That any proposition or ne.
go'ai'o" with rebels ought to be reject.
ed without hesitation or DELAY.
The resolution was adopted bv SO
yeas to "a nays.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

Tho Foctor's practice is founded on truth of
seventeen years standing and differs from oil 9th
ers No triaing with huran existence. or sac-
iihcing life by experiments The Doctor knov.
upon examination the cause Of the disease ana
the remedy needed TO remove it, not bv pue saino
but by knowl ledge analyses the disease and the
medicine none but vegetable substances used
all mineral and poisonous medicines diecarded
The ector has discovered many remedies in his
travels in south America, California and Other
countries, which he finds of general utility in the
healing art. 1t is to be hoped that inya)ids vho
have tried doctors and advertised medicines mn.
til worn out and discouraged, will DESPAIR not Of
cure until they have given DR.. Wa medicine
and magnetic operations . trial. During his
travels he has been the instrument. 10 God.
hands, OF restoring tn health AMI viRor thousand
who we're en- the verge Of the grave, and are NOW
living monuments Of his skill and nj tire r.
nent, and are daily exclaiming, "Blessed be tho
day when first We saw and pertOok of the Analy.
tic and Magnetic Doctors treatment" Satislac.
tory reference will be cheerfuly given whom 70.
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his reputation
and stake his oil to make permanent cures in All
cases he undertakes. bis mode of exami nation
is with the Eye, aud by an Analytical process Of
the waste material Of tho bsdy. lie therefore
asks no questions, nor requires invalids to ex-
plain symptoms, telling the cause and the looa-
tion Of the dies ase with perfect certainty.
eB N. =, DR. WooDHULL Absolutely advsrt;,.
90 n.thing but what he has the ability 70 pro-
form. All ferns OF female difficulties attend a
with the happies: results. InvAlida who csnuot
consult the Doctor in Fcreon, by giving . state
mont OF their case, Will be attended to prompt-
~, ana medicine forwarhed by express when re-
quired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

WAsHINGToE, Jan b.
The Navy department today received
the following dlspstch:
FLAG SHIP SAN JAcIsro,
KY West, Dec. %. !
TO Hon. Gideon WsLl<s:
have the honor Of reporting very i'm.
portant service performed BY the blocksd-
ing squadron ss st. Andrews Sound, undsr
command Of Acting Master William X.
Browne, 10 destroying . very extensive and
valuable quantity OF Salt works, both IT
Lake Ocols and St. Andrews Bay. There
serc six boilers At Lake Ocola and seven
kettles, made expressly for the purpose,
each holding 200 gallons They were in the
practice Of turning out 100 bushels Of salt
faIy. Besides destroying these boilers, .
large Quantity OF salt was thrown into The
lake. Two large fiat boats and six OK carts
we're demolished, and III prisoners taken,
Who we're psroled aud released.
On the 10th Of December Acting Ensign
Eiwin Cressy arrived at st. Andrews
sound from the East Pass OF Santa Rna
Sound, with the stern wheel BIoomer and
her tender, the sloop Carolina, having beard
u the expedition to Lake Ocola, ara placed
bis command It the disposal Of Acting Mas
ter Browne for more extensive operations
near St. Andrews. Accordingly three Of.
tcers and forty EIGHT men were sent IRON
the Restless to the Bloomer, and she pro-
ceeced to the west lay, where the rebel
Government salt works we're first destroyed,
and " hich produced 400 bushels daily. At
At this place there were q buildings, %
large boilers and some 200 kettles, averag.
ing 200 gallons each, all OF which we're de-
,troy ed, together With S 900 bushels Of salt
and some store-Louses containing some
three mon' hs' provisions.
The whole is estimated at half q million
OF dollars. From this point the expedition
proceeded Gown the bay, destroying private
salt works, which lined each side Tor ds-
lance Of miles, to the number Of 1913 d'f
tcfcnt establishments, averaging 2 boilers
and 2 kettles each ; together with large
quantity Of salt. sol kettles were dug up
and rendered useless, and over 100 build
,ngs were destroyed. together with q wag-
ons, and 5 large Hat boats. Tue entire
damage to the enemy is estimated by Act
ing Master Browne at $500 900.
Thirty one contrabands employed at
these works avalled themselves Of this op
oprtun,ty to escape, and were Of great scr
VIC, in pointing out the places where the
kettles were conceal,d. Acting Master
Browne meanwhile L. the bark Restless,
ran up to within 100 yards of the town Of
81. Andrews, which had been reported by
deserters TO him, as being occupied by mil
uary forces for the last 10 months, and com.
| tncnced Smelling tho place. The soldiers
made speedy retreat to the woods. The
town was fired by tue 81 she'll, and 81
houses were reduced to ashes. No resist
ADce vas offered throughout the affair.
Respectfully, THEODORE BAILEY,
Acting Rear Admiral.
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Particular Notice.

mere are many preparations cold Under the
name q Filters, put up IN quart bottles compound
ed cite cheapest whs.key o. common rum, costing
Amise or Coriander Seed.
The class Of B,tters haze caused and wiH con.
t,"ue to cause, as long thoy can be sod huud,eds
to d'e the death Of the drunkurd BIZ their use he
system - Kept continually under the influence of a.
chohotc Stinaua"ts Of the scor kind, the desire for
Liquor Is created and Kept up ana the ,enlt IL ali
death. ~ 49,
For those mho desire and will have a LIQUOR
B.ners zoe Patish the tolio,otng receipt: Get one
mix 70 u three quarts OF good brandt ar
Whiskry, aud the result .c,U be a preparation
that iCiH far excel in medical sirtue and trse re-.
celt."cy any Of the Liquor BITTER. in The mark,
aud toM cost much less. lou sciu have all a.
virtues Of HC0aaud's Bitters tn connfet;o.
iclh good article Of Liquor, at much Iess prie.
than these snferIUf preDQrati0ns ,riH c0sf vom
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every possible form esd variety u Sszslar dis.
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A.ay q %. pa,i:sts assert 10y sav. -.
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Fr MONROE. Jan. 6.

The steamer Guide from New bern, N. c.,
5th inst, ha, arrived.
that the expedition under Col. McChesney,
OF the First North Carolina regiment. which
left Newbern on the Both ulr. for Green.
vile, met the enemy on Thursday night
near Washington. Both parties were sur
prised. 1t Adams charged on ard routed
the enemy, killed a Lieutenant and five
men. all VI whom were left on the field,
and captured ten men, ono cannon and Gals
son with the horses Of Starts battery. Our
loss was Lieut.. Adams killed and Eve men
wounded.
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CAIRO. Jan. D

CATNU JHU. U.
The steamer Belle Memphis arrived this
morning from Memphis, having or board
The bodies OF the five me mbers Of the 50
Indiana regiment who were frozen to deaf b
above Fort Pillow, mention Of which has
peen given.
Memphis dates to the evening Of the 4th
contain nothing exciting from points below.
Navigation on the Ohio river is closed
above Smthland, with ice running out
very heavy Mt this point.
The 9Th Indiana (vctcrnn rccruifs) ar
rived here this ,uornng en- route for Indian
apolis. The 35th Indiana was on the way
and ice bound at Franklin, KY, on the 8 l.
fbree hundred and six,y.>ix recruits al
rived from Spring field tins eve ming.
The weather continues cold
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NEW Yong Ian e

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The Comptroller's report reports the es-
timated receipts for the fiscal year at So
ESQ S"5 and the estimated expenditures at
So SIS COO The latter Includes aetic;en.
81 ON Sept. Both last Of ST. 1872 1877 The
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DIR. HUNTER
Treats ManY Diseases.

MANY CHRONIC Dis
...s.s1Sss.N BASES incidental to tho hu-
maa family. and even such -
have heretofore been oonsid-
* cred incurable by the medical
faculty OF the world, are skill.
fully 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 for up
wards of forty years. They esq ecislly call the
attention of tho afflicted 10 the following named
diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption.
Ind tho most distressing Of all diseases the
AsfHNA OF PnrnIsIC and all other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
SEES Of the Stomach, Liver, K,daeys. Spleen.
Bladder ard Bowels, such a. Dyspeps's, which IL
Constipation or con inued costivensss This lat
tor disease most always preincuces
F11eO And F40t111A~
Which ID treated with marked success without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. Tho nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing complains.-
Also all Female Complaints, such as Weakness.
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
ont cutting with knife.
CARcRrs0NA, or CANCER, 10 another disease that
has hitherto ed the skill Of the ervdito and
learned doctors Of the world. This nonstrous
Hydra must now bow its head, for II can becured.
All Tuners. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, lid dis
cases. White SwelIines, Clnb feet. alike can Be
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Wy0O.
Such as Lachrymal F stula. S,rabismns or Cross
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Ego Ball, Sore
byss, blindness and Cataract.
The latter oiseasc can often DO cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do ell to call aud les TIE Doctor ex-
anime their case A largo assortment of
artificial Eyes, e,tsctLg natural. All
dieeoses Of the Ear.
Suoh - roaring Or buSs.pg sounds, offensive dis
charges aud deafuess. The Doctor has Tubes And
Ear drums and Oracles, of oil sixes and discrip-
tons, which restore nearing very perfect to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Write
with 20 ur full name. towr, unity and State.
Your letters will BE- promptly answered Be %
particular . you can in giving full history Of
your disease. Address.
DIR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
boz 6076 Post Office.
Hours from 4. u. to r. 4. Once No. 81 |
Randolph corner Of Dearben street, Chisaxo III. |
o4t1-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

The official vote Of the November cleo
ton announced that Barton Bates, leading
conservative candidate for the Supreme
Court, has G8l majority.
The weather continues very cold here !;
mercury running from 5 deg. below to Is
deg. above zero. About one foDt OF snow
lies on the ground ; sleighing splendid.
Heavily loaded wagons cross the river on
the ice aud no indications Of speedy break
up. The weather has been intensely cold
throughout the State many persons and a
argc amout Of stock were frozen to death.
Raifoad trains arc running regularly again.