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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16


Gen. Shefman's headquarters ere report
ed to have been at Jackson on the IIh.
He vas siuce heard Of OF Brandon.
The steamer Lady Franklin, from Mem
phis, passed for Cincinnati to-day with
nearly 500 bales OF cotton.
Gen. W. s. Smiths cavalry expedition
left Memphis ON the llth inst. direction,
Cedar Vaic.
The entire line Of the Memphis & Charles
ton Il X. was evacuated by our forces On
on the 18Th, It having been held for the
past six months merely u aid Smiths cav
airy expedition to get good start. Gen
Sherman considers holding tue garrison
road has been suuice OF weakness to Us.
tie does not favor guarding railroads unless
they are o. vital importance.
The steamer MIL Boy sunk the first eight
miles below Jacksonpofi, On White river.
She was laden wi.B Government stores for
troops CT BstesvIic. Most of the cargo
was saved boat valued az SIS 600
Gen. Coiosugb, formerly Colonel, Of Gen.
McPh persons >;ail, nos III Msxie9, arrived
here ID Day az bcafsf OF dispatches from
toe Jaarez government 10 Ws-h,ng,on.
Oh the l3lb CAPT. Madps, % tue . Ten
ucssee heavy artillery (colofed), was $50;
ihro.xl the snoui der ani severely woun1-
I'd by . CIT, n, %. distance below Co.
iuatna, Ky. SIX o,szens 10 the yic,nit,
"eFe arrested io DO seli ss hostages Tor
tht nan 1ho Gid tie shooting.
\ boat 700 bales .. cotton we're shipped
~ sie,npl.is On the l2sh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
NEW YORK, Feb Is.


The following dispatches fiom Cbattsooo
"a Of TIE !: INST afe interesting:
Tue cavalry expedition under Grierson
ADD Smith creased TIE country FROM Cor.
nth. moving south~aid. Ii is rndersfooa
thai these Columns in'end 20 act in con.
juDction--~i'h one to attack and the OF b
er 10 cut It Pols's retreat and d spefse the
csss.SS Of For"e.', which Is reported a.
securing ccnifr ~ northern Mississippi.
There u no feasos 10 dsaas thc. beyond
this enterprise tie com blhslionsire merely
conjscturA.
great Hank movement on Johnston'-
army is intended.
fhs sxyy 81 Chattanooga ia by this time
ia motion for rua.sj, I'LL aud Dalton. Its
movements may have tse. aeIsysi by CIR.
cunstances unknown to u, bur II Is uneer
marching orders.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

Tie bill reported from tic committee 90
ways AID means to-day authorizes the eu-
,iy Tor consumption. until June next, Of
any eds which have been in bonded
ware bouses more than one year aud which
are inquired By the present law TO be ex-
emitted. Tic bill! also corrects an aIror Of
The taiiii Ut 1862, 50 tlat registered vessels
~ the cDasting trade may be placed On the
ss"'s 'opains lii respect to Tonnage and daty
a. en.o.ied vessels.
iua Supreme Court will continue ii-
Present session until the ifs O! May, wen
II will al ,rru unti' the December term.
Tue Il 5atc vi Examiners Of ficets 81
cl'Jred tao - nave tx ilniu.i AGO apDi
CATS, Il whom t85 aavs been rejected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

VAoulNOBO1t w. Az
HoUsE.-Thc debate ON the bisky tax
lasted until the adjournment. No vote
was taken on the Senate amen1ments.-
Adjourned.
APrERsoos SEssIos.-Mr. Stevens from
the committee on ways and mcans reported
. bill authorizing the appointment Of IN
Assistant Recorder Of the Treasury. Also
4 bill extending the time for the withdraw.
al Of goods of public stores ard wareh ouses.
lie also reported bill from the select com
rnttce on the Pacific r. 4 granting public
lands t. the Peoples Pacific ~ aud Tel.
esrsph Company by the northern route
Mr.. Waliace, delegate from Idaho terri.
tory. introduced bill 70 establish branch
mint in that territory. Toe above bills
were appropriately referred.
Many resolutions Of irquiry were adopt.
ed among them, one requesting tae judi
cary Committee to examine sni report IS
to the expediency OF establishing new
department 10 be called the Department
Of Revenue.
Mr.. Arnold o! ILL.,, offered . resolution
declaring that the constitution shall be so
amended as to abolish and prohibit slavery
" hereyer &c cxisie.
Mr. naion, OF Ind, moved to lay the
resolution on the table. Motion disagreed
10, yeas SO, nays 70.
Nj Arnold's resolution was adopted,
yeas IS, nays 60
The House then took up the Senaie's
ane ndmont to the internal revenue bill.
Mr. Stevens moved concurrence 10 the
Sepate's amendment, which BE ss,. @as a
better feYonue measure than tie bill 90 IL
paced the House.
Fernando Wood replied, ,nainta mag the
ius,Ice {! savirg spirits now On hand.
A debate en,ueA iryo.yns the merits Of
the Senate. e,neLdmea,.
SENATE Tue Senate disagreed to the
amendments of the House enroliu.eut b |.
The deficiency bill was then called up,
out no important amendments to it were
offered.
Several petitions were presented includ-
ing uoc from tho Milwaukee chamber Of
CD ainrrcc, for ship canal on the Amer
lean side Of Niagara Falls.
A bill was introduced and referred TO the
military COMMITTEE, providing ioT rank and
psy OF Cuapiains IN the army 70 be the
same as Major OF iaiaatry, Gnd defining
his duties &c.
| A bill for the enrolment Ct national
forces, with House AMEN iment was tsker
up. rhe Senate refused To rec ede iroci il,
| provisions by deciied vote, aud the b!!
goes lack 70 the House.
Tie deficiency till s-s then considered
An amcndmcnt that af.cr the present ifs
cal wear the salaries o. all assistant secre
;arles .e So 900 per year was adopted -
Suh-sqaen.iy the amendments we're adopt
I'd, including lst aud assistant postmss
tiers general among tLo assistant secre
,srI.s and Increasing the salary OF all t,
SIS 600. The bill as amended was theI
agreed 30. Adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
ERIE tSAlLWAI.
2QSE NWR

Crest Brood Gauge DssNe 7poei ssS 7stec,as,
New York, Boston, Phi|s lelphis, Dsltinsrs. Har.
risbarg and III Eastern Cities. carrying ~
0fsss Thsough United States Nails.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUxKlRK on
Il Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains frou The
West, via the Lake Shore R.ileoad, also from Del.
4manss on the arrival o. trains via the Now
BFpsd Gauge Atia6tic aEdNreaS Hc$tss6 hAilvaS
fran CIe5siaad, O.. giving H3sssogert Shs "a.
vautsge. FROM Dunkirk " Buffalo. % from Cj0vs-
lssd, o. of Six Foot Gauge. eombining sase
End comfort without ehaee6, ~ Wide. Roomy
Palace Cars, direct 20 kow yeek. A. posfoeeios
Attained By no other rosie
FOR FREIGHT
SetEecn eli RENTS Ecst ar Wet, cur faeiifties
arp E4siya1IgE rYnEn1pf -cIsos- - rsiistse eea-
uscliJSS s DpnEist and DeGalp with qsetsen
sosds. end q hsisiesdI WITH ~ BOD Cdr
Atlsntie and 0s6et Wsste.n Railway. 81 49,
route there = no sspspeas tstsssd Nss fssk 81
ExpRsss rssIoHr TRAINS l.s,. S.S
yegt daily scr III petesa n tas Wnt, nskike -
91lsk kims Hbdit 1Gi1 Sase1ae ~ ~ s1bss s5ate.
.;Faf rfsiehso ~ -Pes6ege is0slSS ~ -
Ilpel 00ess % ~ Wees. end - ~ Olsft sisejl
Dhiesooy 80 Broadway, New FORK ~ = 0eet6
3tseoS, En- New Yoek, Is boate Sesoee DoetOu.
CHAS. MuOf, osa9 1spst.
E.s, S,Gg1zS. WUuoosa At.
n ". BIZ AnCEAnp, OnsfEf Fright Aesat.
w.A BAna, GssssA Esebse AensI ee3S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

zss -.'.ss yDDooo9oDye - - !.
The senate Military Ooouittss vosed
this morning to nov cvncur ID the Loose
enrollmens bill. This viii send the bill
back 70 the uouse for law 81 conference.
The Committee Gu Ways and Means will
report the follow my this p. M:
kesol~e fnss tbe Secretary OF the
Treasury hs aud nr !. hereby authorized
from time 10 tins {" ell, It his discretion,
any gold CON IN 80 Treasury, over and
above tie smoucs r. icI. 10 bis opinion,
Dsy be required 70. ras pay nIept Of inter
eets on tht public atbt cid ior other pur.
poees.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
LEGAL.
p -


III The POWER IN Ms VISITED M n
~ certain Deed Of Trust e1ssuted 10 - =
Trustee. By oas Hsary CARRIER, dAasd Ami 49,.
IL y, duly sckuosledred aadfse1sdsd "a me -.
osds Of scott County. lows, II bsok 70" II Mort
gage deeds, at pages lo5 and 40, I shall, on IL,
clock :. ~. Of aid day. at the Court House door
IN the city of Davcnpost, Iowa, oTsr for eale ~
public vcaue 70 the hiKhest bidder thercsoY.. ~
cash, the following lsnda, to.vis The south -es.t
quarter Il section No. Nineteen f19). tospshin
NO. Eighty so) Nerth, Range Five (5l, East Of
necessary TO pay certain note given BY ,s,a t;.,-
Der to one Spisr Whitaker, fer the sam Of Three
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, Of even date Win
said Deed o. Trust, toget q With interest Ana
costs OF sale. JAMES GRANT,
Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16


The STEAMER S. r. Spsalding arrived this
2. IN. ifo1 Beaufort, n. g with about fifty
rebel prisoners. AL quiet at Ne. bern
when Re steamer icit. T.o onion utt.
GERS: Captain and q Lieutenant, arrived
to day GA sao Yorktown maii-boA., having
elected Their escape from Libby prison,
iaey rspur' That 80 prisoners, mostly .fii :.
cer-. hsd escaped ,a.t before tUey left. As
yet nope Il iaeu. have been heard from.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
Chicago T. Northwestern RAILWAY,

lsse -. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. i2a3.
For Rockford, Betcit, Fr.eport, Galens, SavsnAa,
Jar esville, Madison, LACfesse. Prairie du CHEN,
N. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Watertown,
Derlin, and all points in Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
aud North western Railway. Running III rough
.ithout change of cars to Jsnesvill o: stertovn.
tond "a Llo Aad Osks5n ana cSaasstiag ct Prai-
nedu oniep srd LsNFosse With splendid Pockets
aJf =.
81 Peiats on Tia mississippi. River.
Trains leave Chicago as fellcv.:
S:45 May Express.
2:10 A M-Way Passenger.
tien,' s~~
0:80P d-Night Express.
& New ahd elegant 'slse ping ears are ~
on all Night Trains. ard pssen' ven.i.Iated car
With patent dasters stlaced 70 ali day srains.
Gtp. l. uESLAf. Suv'y 4
E.Dn WIsT ROsyssd' rsaf ffcl d -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
WasHINGroH Heh IL

whshINESoE, teb. IL.
Representative Hale OF Pa. and Sens,ar
DAVIS ct KY, have severally introduced
bi!s siaaslar in substance, and which are
b, fore the eommisfee on claims in both
ilsa-es to provide Tor ssaertainine add ia.
v-ss'g sting claims against the Governments
fcr IN. 'ry and destruction &C property By
tt, sruy Of the u. 8. er b. military Az.
tusris. dTing the present rebellion. These
bic p, side Tor the appointment OF uue
co.a n,ssio.,er aud one solicitor OF claims tor
che aisulot composed Of the States nf Ma.
rs'srd, Pennsylvania, District ot Cyiu n b,a
and Virginia. Ose ,nmissio0er and soil.
citor Tor the districs soupseed Of the States
OF West Virgins, OHIO and tn&i~na one
commissioner sod receiver Cor the disssiss
crmuovrd of be States of Tennessee and
Kentucky and one commissiousr and coli.
cator Tor the distriot composed ef the Ststes
- Iilirois, Missouri end Kansas and one
cOomas'ocer and solieieoe for thooo STATS
ses iso'sssd 10 To tpraeeisg districts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16
FonT MONROE. Feb. Is.

fohT MONROE, Feb 10.
The following is from the Richmond
Examiner Of the 18th
The following is list of the princip. u
officers who escaped and Their rank.
Among them we regret 10 have 10 class
the notorious Col. Straight:
Colonel J. II Boyd, 10th army corDs.
Col. Ely 18th Conn. Col. II. e. Hoba, I
2lst Nis.; Col. ". 7. kendrick sd W.
Va. cav; Col. ". Il. McCrearv 2lst
Wis. Col. Thomas L. Rose 7th r.. ::
col. }. T. Spafiord 9th n. Y; Col. C.
". T'lden 10th MINI. Col. S. d.
Straight 5lst Ind, Col. D. Miles 10th
Pa; Maj. J. p. Collins 29th Ind. Major
q. W. Ff,zSimmors 18th Ind. Mai. d.
hooper 18th Mass. Mai. Il. b. McDon.
did Tooth Ohio; Maj. Adam Wi.zel 74.h
Pa; Msior |. N. Walker 73d Ind. Msi.
\. Henry j.h Ohio.
The Examiner of tue 18th has Tie fol-
losing names OF those taken up TO las,
night:
Col. J T. Spatfo,d, Capt. J Yates. Sd
Ohio; Can't. q Stair. l04th N Y Capt.
Fish l04ih n Y; Lit Ii Links 57th Pa
1t W n Daley sth Pa; 1t A Il White
9th Pa. cav; Ii + Schroeder 74th Pa
1t W l. Watson 2lst Wis 1t j Moran
$50 \ Z; Ii. q Ii Morgan: 1t HIS
Cn',ister SD III +; 1t W b Pierce 18th
II cav; l.. A Moore 4th Ky; L.PJ
Eiponds eth Pa I'd 1t i J White
SD Pa; I'd 1t J /. WATSON 4th Obi,
"a 1t 5 Z Camille cad Pa 2dL. G S
Ford S4sh Pa: I'd l.. S O Brown 18th
I 5 cav; 1t NJ X Small eth Ind: Isaac
johnson.
There were 81 captains anu 50 Li.s-
tenants, making 100 in all who gained
their liberty without the prelimiparics
Of parole or exchange.
Oftbese only four had been returned
10 the prison Up 10 last evening. Among
the re-cap,ured were two captains and
two iieuteoants. Gen. Neal Dow did
not attempt the passage Of the tunnel for
the Reason that he was afraid his strength
would fail him in his flight to the en-
brace Of Butler the beast
Col. Straight. Col. McCseory. 1t Col,
Hobart, CA0t. Wallack, 5lst Ind r..
uarsis Oh Ohio, and sixtees other on
GERS have arrived At W,lIiam.bnro
whose Eames have not reached here
yet. -
Oar cavalry are securing the country
10 the Chiekahominy.
0as bosts have gone up The Jane.
and ChickahApisy rivera TO give pro-
lection - aoSS - on be foa6d.
Ulgssd) hF. 1c.1.s,
- a HI. 0ss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

hsse received a telegram; na,ier date OF
ttb. II iion cen. a,sier, vLica >tAscs
that Coi. ct:ogbt. WIFE lilo other Uuion
"lic~rs escaped irosD prison it, Richmond by
6 ~. !: : ;nantl. Col. SsreigLt with II
oiuers are ssfe
ioisner.l is K. BrTlEE, Maj. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

Cap Allan R.ussa, % sse Y. >. Marine
Corp, 81 d. CON Wm. Ramsay, U. y. N,
died at 'he .es''9usrse-- Of tie Marine
Corps this n. ~. Cap. Ramsay was on the
famous kea sa1 Our II si! Ler 6ehss On
the Mis-ssippi ;. lore aid alter the running
u th- f,rfs, and was recommended for
three bssyets His disease was COT iluent
snal.pox. He had been 10 fifteen engage.
ments during the .vaf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

N, @S"t"VIOUs CO. 10.
The ways and means Committee have r..
ported bill allowing 90 exteusloa Of tine
fJr entry Of goods 10 bonded wsfehou,es
uoti' June This spplies Tor goods intend.
e Tor hoas consumption, and required ~
esistisg Law to be expcrtsd. Ssid FOOD.
osse have 6eeu IN bond one yeas ssd not
0oes thas thsss tssfA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

7. chi II, II Gu. 10.
Col Phillips, CON msndlng the expedition |
Go lndau Territory, reports 70 Gen. Tbayer |
that he has driven { 70 enemy entirely out |!
II that region. ana in several tklrm'shes
k'lea nearly 100 ret els, captured one Cap !
tain aud % uien. g. N. Curtis leaves here
Tomorrow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

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BosToN, Feb. 10.
The Saving. Bank OF South Sciuate was
broken INTO on SUI dsr morning. aud rob
bed Of five hundred dollars 10 bills OF vari-
ous banks, aud abo, Il twenty five hundred
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

= = hsHesse D. sa1qCAlr 49,
tbst Tic credentials 81 Jas. ~. johnson,
tsbsrse6&Gye elect fresu Askaasss, be
referred 10 the Comaittes on Elections.
CT. Joknsos, be said, bsoaght with him
the Constitution OF Arkansas - = free
Ststs-tbe first unwilling truit wrung
from the rebellion.
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WasprSefoN. Feb. !

WABHINUION1 TeU. 10.
The rumors as to an ATTENDED protest
BY our government against the French
occupation OF Mexico is no! well found
cd. The policy Of the government on
this point is fully explained in the lately
published dipIom tic correspondence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-16

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. FULLER, and al Druggists.
~ Country Merchants and Dealers supplied b
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80
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Treats Manv Diseases

Treats Manv Diseas es.
u~sss, MAEy CHRONIC DIS
<.sss::~-s.sSsssa EASES incid sntal to tho hu-
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have heretofore bcep consid-
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WIN. HUNTER, DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
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have been engaged in their prot ession for up
wards of forty years. They esrec'aby call the
diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group. Consumption.
md the most distressing Of al diseases tho
4 tTHMa or PnrHIsro and all other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
Q, see of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen
Bladder ard Bowels, such as Dyspepsia, which IL
a very distressing compiaipt DiarrhUa, Dysentafy
Constipation or con inuea costiveness This lat.
ter disease most always preinGuces
Piles Axaot F10ts11as
Which is treated with marked sucIess without
reso,ting 10 cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gsut aud Paralysis are distressing complaints
Also all Female Complaints such rs Weakness,
Debility and diseases of the Woub, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
ChRcRIxosA, or CANCER, is anoth er disease that
has hitherto baA]ed til skill Of tho eTrdite and
learned doctors of the world. This inonstrous
HYDRA must nov bow its head, for il can becured
All Tumors. Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
eases, White Swelings, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Eyes.
Such As Lachrymal Fis.ula. Strabismus Cross |
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Eye Ball. Sorc |
Eyes Blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often be cured without |
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with |
Cataract viii do well TO call aud les Se Doctor ex-
anime their case. A large assortment OF
artificial Eyes, perfectly natural. al
dies0sss Of The Ear.
Such as roaring sr buisirg sounds, offensive dis
charges and deafness.' The Doctor has Tubes ard
Ear Drums and Orades, Of all sizes and discrip-
sians which restore nearing very perfect TO those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ter cents. Write
with vou full name. towr, county ana State.-l
Your letters will be promptly answered 30 o.
particular asyou can 10 giving full history q
2our disease. Address.
DR. HUNTER, o. DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box 6C!G Post OGics.
Hours from A. n. to 8 P. n. OeRce No. 81
Randolph corner Of Desrben street, Chicago III.
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