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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Complicated Chronic Complaints

The Doctors practice is founded on truth OF
seventeen years standing. ard difer. from al, 9TH
ers NJ trifipg with hu nAn existence, or sac
riheing life by experiments The e.ror kn,4s
upon examination the Cause OF the dosage. and
the remedy needed 10 remove it no ~ "a ssiny
but by knowledge analyses tbs uisoa q and the
MEDICINE none but vegetable substances used
ali mineral ID poisonous medicines discarded.
Tho ector has discove ed many remedies in his
travels in south America. California and o,hsr
countries, which ho hnds of general uti.i In the
b ing art. II IS to be hoped that inv.lids who
have tired doctors and adv. ri scd medicines up-
III worn out and discoui aged, will despair not OF
cure until they have given Dr vs. mei,c ne
AMI magnetic operations trial. During HI.
travels he has been the instrument, H. GODS
hands, OF restoring D., heath M v xor .thousa "a
who were en tue verge OF the grave, aud are now
living hoDuments Of bis ski: and success III. tire [.
inent, and aie sally excisim.ng, .'blessea BE- tho
day when ST We saw and pert.ok OF tho An.I.-
tic and Magnetic Doctors treatment" .a,istae-
tory reference will be cheerfu.ly gwen when re-
Quited. The Doctor will pledge his reputation
and sta &c his I'll TO make perm ,nent cure. IN all
cases he undertakes. Ais mode Of .xsmi alton
Is With the Eye, aud by m Analytical process Of
the waste material Of the b d.. lie there ore
asks no questions, Lor requires invalids to ex-
plain symptoms, telling the cause and the loca-
tion OF the dies asc with erfect certainty.
~ n. &, In. WoUDHULL absolute advertise
es n.thing but what he has the ability to pro-
form. All ferns OF female difficulties a.. led
with tho happies: results. Invalida who cannot
consult the Boetof 10 person, by giving 4 state
meot Of their case, will be ATTENDED to prompt.
y AM medicine forwarded by express whom ie-
uuired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
li,inGis Central Railroad.
Ga ma

lam AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
| ~ 81, trains will leave from the Grand Central
,,erot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
Through Express, | At $50 A n, arriving q
aai y, exc, SlndaysJ cairo at $50 A n.
e. This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, Sc.
Louis, Msmphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Ascommodstiont At 400 p VI, for Cairo and Way
Train, Ststions, arriving At Cairo at
Everyday. s:45 P II next day.
- This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only to
UrbanA Trains arrive 1t Chicago at 1l:05 a n
and $50 Pm.
For Tickets and information, apply 9. the ONCE
the Great Central Depot
HYDE PARK ANb WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago LeaTe Weed Lawn:
cO0 a Gas
$50 G:l5 AN Sa5AM
1850 n 1885 Pm
500 N SA5-PN
500 Pm H50PM
". r. ARTHUR, 0snT Supt. N.
Joasson. 0sa Z Passenger Ag's. no3et
'.F. VnIs. ALHK. n. DUNN.
- 4 70 - HvHN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

ssEs. >ss Ea.E'S
EMf0!ss6le EiMS ne e MT,
THE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
| 70, Rheumatism. Cont, Neuralgia. Lumbaco, Stif
Neck ant Joints, Spsoins, Bruises, Cuts and
Wouuds, Piles Hsaddcie, aid all RAeu-
matte and ieroors isord.rs.
Or. Sscphen Saeet, If tenMscfleut,
The Great Natural Bone Setter
ar. ST. ph u SW6tt. W Connecticut
I knoan all over the United States,
~. sitphen SWEET Of Eaeeticst,
Is the author of Or. Sweets InfalIible Linimen,
ns. sweets iafsliibIe Eminent
Cures rheumatism aud rever fai.s.
iiT. sweets sGfal,ibla llDiMent
Is q certain remedy for Neuralgia.
D.. sweets Iafalnb!r Linimept
Cures Buros and Scalds Immediately.
DR.. sweets lRfahible liSimsnt
Is the best known remedy for sprains and Bruises.
Dr. sWs-L's ,nf.ilihie tininseEi
Gives immediate relief to Piles, and edoso fail.
10 rure
DR.. sweet isfanibEa ssnsmrnt
Cures Headache immediately ana WAS never
known 10 fail.
Dr. sweets fhfalltble sInimoDt
Affords Immediate relief for rii.s. and seldom
fails TO cure.
Dr.. sWest's arf.ilible LiE'mtnt
Cures Toothache in ore minute.
II. Ssfet's Fafs lilbsy lliiDaEt
Cures Gats and II Wounds Immediately and leave
sssr
d.. W cts iaf4iliDIe Lain mt
is the best remedy fer Sores in. the known vo,li
Dr.. fWeet's iEf.lIttl In mtDt
Has been used by more than mlion peoIl 10, and
all prGise it.
Ds. sWt et's ssfslibie s.irtmeut
Is truly ''friend in need" and every fsnil
should have IL at hand.
DR.. Swset's IF llible llssmsRt
10 for sale BY all Druggists. Price rs and 10 cts
RICHARDSON CO.,
Sole Proprietor, Norwich, Ct.
For sale By LORD q SMITH. Wholesale
druggists. % Lake street. Oh cage, Is geosfsI
nrents Ter the North wOst sgls-dW1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

foR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs. Colds, influenza. HoavsemeeDs
Group, bronchitis, 1ncipieos Coss.
sumption, nnd for eke Relief
q G0nsumsplivc poe1eae0
in advnnced NsMgcs
Of tho Disease.
This Ii n remedy so universally known to shrpoao
any other for the of throat and lung complaints.
that 1t is useless here to publish the evidence OF s
virtues. Its unrivnled excellence for coughs aud
colds and lis truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease, have made IL known throughout the civ1-
lied nations Of the earth Few the communities,
ar families. among them who have not some
personal experience OF its effects some living
trophy in their midst Of It's victory the subtle
and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs.
Az all know The dreadful fatality OF these disorders
and as they know, too, the effects Of this remedy,
need not do than TO them that II has
now ell the virtues that 1t did have when making
the cures which have won 20 strongly upon the
confidence of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. Q. AVER 4 Co., Lowell xaaa
Weiis, i jasoey, Jr.. itt,ken d Koch, u che.
gel III. hoyacs J. II. White, LsUiaire, lines
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Chsc2gO 4 Northwestern Isajlvsy

1sf3 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lsa.
FOR eoakfotu, seioit, Frsepo,t, Galena, Sayaosn.
"a, 'stil.e, NJ, Olson, LaCrosss. Prairie du Chien
-. iPAoiA, Fond au Lac, eshko-h, Watcrtow Il
S o.aa, a9d an points IN Wisconsin. Minnesota.
Northern Illinois and Norshera Iowa via Ch;e.sn
SI MA NORM western Railway. hunaine tarough
w''noni chaneooi cars te GAINESVILLE. " ater,own
Eoha au i.sc ana Oshkosh and conncctins at trai.
inr fu "cEsts
A. fa'nts ca the Mississippi. River.
rms leave Chicago ss fs.c~.
ESQ A May Express.
VIC May Passengers.
5Oe NJ GAINESVILLE ana Rockford ac.o,r., u.
ton. "'s'in u aoA-
s:3oP Nigh. Express.
- aew and elegant sleeping cars srs rxr
en- - Night Trains, and patent ventilated c.rs
with patent busters attaced 70 al, day trains
Pn.u GkO. l.. DUNLAP, Sup't
Eds WIrr RoBIaso, .s}en1 Ticket ~.
my7-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
DIR. C. b. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
CSSR q nc KxA E.4NEs

Offers the most certsin, speedy and effectua
ne HDlkS IN the Word for the following com.
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
O'snes Of is Throat, Lunys, Heart, Spleen, Liz.
err. Som sch. Iropsey in the .,hest, Eve and
Ear; Rheamatssm. Nenralyia Fits, and
other N,rrons Derangements all
4isedses Of the Rood. .,c,otala.
Erysipelns. Cancer. Fer
sores, Lep,csy. KID
ns.s and an
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
THEY coHrAIs
no Alcohol Or Bad WhisK,

They viii cure the ABOVE diseases in
njuety-nine cases cut OF a huadred.
Do YoU WANT S0IEFuING To STRENGTH
EN- YOU?
Do YOU WANT GO00 APPETITE
Do YOU WANT 10 BUILD UP Y0UH CON
ST. L ri0N
Do Y0U WANT TO FELL WELL
DO YOU WANT To GET hID Us NERVOUS
hEs-~e
DO YOU WANT ENERGY
30 YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL?
Do YOU NtNr A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
EkknlAG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
BEWARE OF CoUyTEKFEIrS

See III the signature Of C. N. J,ct.o, 5. -
the wrapper. "n
Price per Bottle 70 cents, or half dozen sor.ss
oncuid your nearest druggist not hare The ~
tlcie do not be put of BY shy Of the intoxics,ina
preparations that may be offered in its pairc hrf
send to US and will forward secure, - r.cssS
by express. P-'Aeo
Principal Office and Nanufactofy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

Many remarkable cures of thesc affections have
been made by the Alternative power ofthis medicine
it stimulates the vital functions. into vigorous action
and thus overcomes disorders which would be sup.
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities OF tho people. and
confident that this will do for them al that
medicine can do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
FOUNpRiES.
HOOSIEls STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.
COX, LORD Il PECK.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
STOKES, HOLLOU-sy-.sR sc.

4 IL OUR srovEs ARR or THE LATEST AND
~ aso~f impr we'd patterns.
tiar other work VIII embrace Iron Fronts columns,
Rs iway. nils ami House CASTING. Ac. &
Order Nv mali otherwise solicited. and prompt
tent. give
Our prceS will be founi a. low any.
t,rice. Ssi.S-rooun and Foundry South he ware
street Two squares directly 81 the Union Dcpot
oct-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

There many preparations sold under the name .
Bitters. put up in quart hottes, mpouu ed of the
cheapest wh>k rum. costing from 20 10 40c
per gallon. the d- by ;ni>e ander seed
TITS cla~s Of BiterS mas caused d Will continue 10
cause ilg a. they lie sold. huld EDS to die The
death If the drunkard by their the Is kept
continual, under nuencc Of ale hoiic stimuli
the worst kind the desire liquor Is created and kept
~ aud the result l. all the horrors stten upon
drunkard's life and death
For those desire and srW haze a liquor bitters
publish the ioluwi recc p Ge' one bofhe ol
Uoof4nd Germ Iiters snd m with three quarts
Or good Br.teoy or HhtStg and the re ult i'll be a
preparation Al will far Il ia edea virtue and true
excellence Of the numerous liquor buffers in the
afd sill cost 7suoh less You Will haze al the
vrltes Of eofapds B3utrs in connection with good
article OF liquor much less price than these inferior
preparations VIII cost you
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DlCEST.

& DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Conri # the STATE of indiana, comprising the cases
reported the eight volumes OF hckford and the first
siNts velnneS If Ind Report; toethrr with the
Revised Statutes o. the state emh die ~ the edition
OF tavn Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis l.. l. b l vol
Svo 81 ao.
The rsi edition Of Thu valuable work was completely
han>ie ~ less than ihree months TT III the time of
publ eaton edit printed oil tine white paper,
ready. This i one Of the complete and best
arranged dge>tS puhliS ed, and has received the
highest Communications of he legal prOtes sion.
The Hon II. RAY say:
The lges' il rare in its an and exc ution a II
l. useful the profession. This is 20 abrdgement of
the Reports hut = genuine digest Of them.
T. Z Hon. DAVI' McImx says;
at j. no small commeniaou ut the woTk that u i a
lrer only OF all Supreme Court decisions wi ich
have he published, bar also Of all the modern statutes
force
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

Pay per AM.
p uertru. Cosrrnor. Oasoe. ststc House.
r-ssd--rc~ COVER o. Nzrxef ard Illinois s3.oos
" II 9ofio~sy Colonel and Private secresxry
20 Cso~>rno-- o1oe. STATE Ho1-<s resides
9Th 6svsf5cr norsor. -...........-....... 7,t<s
~ ri Tsr-si MAJOR and Military secretary
% fo<er1or. o1cs. state House. ressaeDcs
Loves Bo<k. % Ohso street.. Alas
~ 4 scklst<r. Moor - kegtD<nt- Incizrs
vslupssers. A. d. c. 20 Governor. Once,
STATE House. boards a Palmer Hog~e-..... Ne
La. Noble. Adiufsnt Gene-Al Of Indiana
0f1c< state Hoa<s. board ~ fafes House:
600 from tie stale and sz-ss$ pay Of = Cob
cDel W
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
We are the only Agents for the City u the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
"a 81 STO.rE P.fRfOR STOpf

EGOJD SAMARITAN for VIII Oh we have the
clu i've ageny, i offered q ali who IL want OF \
FiR>1 CLASS CUOk Nc 81, VI, with III. utmost conf-
demo. thar will fail please TIE most careful
hou>ekreper. II j. iapted for wood or coal.
HE u NIB SAMARITAN has ken the first premium
thu Eleventh Annual Indiana Fair, all other
Cooking Stoves.
THE kESSTpSE PARTftR STOVE, for wood with
double top and base, ha, more thai dOub the rad ang
heat with one-haIf the wood This stove having
bentestr we take pleasure in presenting il Ia The pub
lie The best aid most economical Parl Stove in the
ket-
Agents for indianapolis for Heller Il Young's old
tab iShed
COOKING FRA NGESi
With one two or more Over Ranges and Extra Char
coal Br,iler Attachment.
Ne would also call the attention of tn public our
large STOCK IF marbazed
Iron .uHufIeS and Crates.
Also Marble Nantes OF uperor quality. Our stock OF
Hat ka Ks Garden Seats Vases &C. mprises the
und best patterns ~ Eastern Manufacture All kinds
OF ornamental Iron Works be procared
through VS. al Eastern prices
Our has carefully selected and most all
direct. We hereby enabled compete prices aud
quality Of goods with any House in the West
nol5-dlv vEtiILE h METZGER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

~HK WONDERFUL sRASULEs-
BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
ps.s.sns 10 the Taste cAnd..su
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

They the above diseases in ninety nine case
out of hundred
INDUCED RY THE EXTENSIVE SALE AND UNIvFR-
n SAL popularity OF Hollands German bitters (pure
" vegeable hosts of ignorant quacks AMI INSCRIPTIONS
aiventurers have opened upon suffering HUNS nity the
flood gates Of in the shape whisky, vile
y compounded VITA injurious drugs, and christened
Tones >tomachics and Ri
Beware the nhumerable array Of alcoh lie prepare
t"ns pethorc bottles and big belied kegs. under the
only aggravrte disease and leave the disappointed su
ferer IN despair.
DO you trGnt something 10 strengthen you
DO you ,canf good appetite?
Do gou ,canf 10 build M your constitution
DO you rant 10 feel ,reH?
Do you ,caRf to get rid Of nervousness?
DO you rant eHerqyf
DO you ,rant 10 sleep treIl?
DO you rant brisk and rigorous feeling?
II you do use HOOFLANDrS GERMAN
BITIERS
From Reu D. Nsarton Broscn D. D.. Editor ef TIE In
cyclopedir Of Religions hnosctedge.
Although not dis TO 'avor recommend patent
medicines in general through distrust Of heir ngr dents
and effects Vet know of 10 sufficient Why a
man " testify the benefits he believes himself
TO have eved from any simple preparation in the
hope that he may thus contribute the benefit of others
30 this realty regard Hoofand'~ German
Bitters prepared by Ir Jackson. Of this CITY, be
preu iced against them for many years Tn
der the impre sion that hey were chiefly aco Ollie
mi am iudebed to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
ESQ f. the removal Of this pre- udice by proper
for agenent to them when suffeTng from
and long continued detiiy The use Of three bot
ties U those blttefs at the hegnr ing of present
followed by evident relief and restoration a d.
gree bodily ald mental gor which had not felt for
tbs before, and had amest de paired of regain
ing therefore tia God and my friend for directing
me the of them J. NEWTON BROWN
Philade pbia, June %, 1851
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

The mentioned with exceptions Department
Quarters Regiments Companies
attached to
will reachh destna
idirrDf Genera
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
No Alcohol or b.. d Whisky!

And will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER, BILLION
FkvER. &c. They contain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
M ( OICAI.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PhfIadeIphia, Pa.

nISEASES or HE SEKy' Us, SEMINAL. TRINA.
IL KY AND SEXUAL >lSfkM>-Hes and reliable
trestmeut-in Reports 4 the Howard AsociAtOn->ent
bs mad IN sealed letter envelopes, Tree Of charge
dress nr skiLIIN HoCGdTOS Howard Association
No South Ninth street Philadelphia. ia. now 90 IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety nine
out of a hundred
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.I |

WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.
The circulation Of the National Banks
issued to October 9Th, inclusive, amounts
to ffty-three million FIVE hundred and if
teen thousand five hundred and thirty dol
lars. The amount issued for the week en-
ding Saturday, October 18th, inclusive,
was one million six hundred and twelve
thousand and two hundred dollars. Total
amount issued to date ffty-fve million
three hundred and seventy-six thousand
seven hundred and thirty dollars.
The friends of the New Constitution in
Maryland think the soldiers vote will en-
able them to carry the state by about 500
majority.
Latest advices received here from Penn
sylvania, figure up the home vote in that
State to 5000 Union majority
Among the new National Banks lately
authorized is the First National Bank of
Eaton, O., with Valentine Winters as
President and Henry S. INLAND, Cashier.
Capital, 100000. Also, Grant County
National Bank, of Morris, Illinois, with
Charles Morris, President, and D. P.
Spencer, Cashier Capital, $4,000 dol
lars. Total number of banks to date, 533.
In the month of August, the cash sales
at the Land Office at Van Couver, Wash
ington Territory, (the most northern part
of Territory amounted to $5,O92, whilst
in the same month there were taken up
under the provisions of the Homestead
Law, $50 acres. The sales of public lands
at the Marquette Mich Land Office, for
the month of September, amounted to
SIS, ,592.27. At the same Office during the
same month s,425 acres were located
with bounty land warrants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
FROA NA'FCHEx.

NATCHEZ, Oct. 9.
The particulars of Colonel Osband's ex-
pedition has teen received.
lie debarked from transports at Tunics
Bend with the 5th cavalry, on the morning
Of the 9th, and surrounded the rebels at
Woodville. He killed As including one
Major, and captured 3 pieces of artillery,
2 officers and "a men.
Our loss, horses killed.
The rebels were commanded by Major
Cook
A battalion of the 3rd United States
Colored Cavalry captured artillery, rebel
telegraph instruments, money, important
dispatches, &c; also captured a large
amount of Commits is;sry and Qusrtermast-
er's stores, and destroyed several head of
cattle,
The horses and mules we're TUNED over
to Colonel Kent, at Fort Adams and ship.
ped to this place.
Col. Osband then went some distance be-
gond Woodville, but finding no enemy,
Joined Col. Farmer, VINO was on the Henri
eta with one thousand infantry The two
commands then returned to Natchez,
bringing in mere stock. Col. Kent also
captured considerable stock while marching
from Tunica to Fort Adams, which has
all been sent here.
Lieut.. Dobbs, of the rebel secret service,
in this vicinity, was killed in one of the
engagements.
The operations undertaken by General
Dana, commanding, in this District have
constituted one almost continuous scout,
/ from far up the Yszoo, on the north, to
Bayou Sara, on the south.
The fruits of these raids are q large
number of cattle, 500 horses and mules
and various valuable supplies, including
fifty or sixty bales of cotton. Also q great
number of colored recruits.
Lieut.. Earle, of the special soouts, ar.
rived last night from the vicinity of st
Joseph, on the west side of the river, hay
ing captured one major, two captains, snd
several mail bags, containg important Of
fetal and private letter in transit from thc
Trans Mississippi Department to rebe
headquarters; also l3 battle flags cap
tured from US in various engagements OF
the west side of thegiYer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
GEN. AsBOTII's EXPEDITION.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The steamers YszOo and Creole have
arrived from Mem Orleans. The latter
brings adVices ofthe 4th.
The reports of Gen. AsbOth's expo
ditiOn to Marietta, confirms our loss in
killed and wounded to be 80,
Gen. Both had his left cheek bone brok-
en- and his left arm fractured in two pla-
ces.
The expedition sent by Gen. Dana, of
cOlored cavalry and infantry, reached Fay
ette on the I'd inst, capturing GOO cattle
a large number of horses and mules and
several prisoners.
Another expedition sent out by General
Dana, attacked the rebels at WoOdville on
the 9th inst capturing three guns, two Of
fcers and fifty-four men, and killing forty.
Our loss was nono
A cavalry expedition under General
Lee, captured Clinton, La, on the 9Th inst,
with thirty prisoners, including Lieutenant
Colonel Herrick, the rebel Provost Mar
shal General of the District, and consid-
cradle quantity of stores
At last accounts Lee was ten miles east
of Clinton,
A reconnaissance sent out from Morgan
sia, Under command of Colonel Cuppy, on
the I'd, was composed of three regiments
Of infantry and one OF cavalry, returned
previous to the 9th, after q severe skirmish
with 1000 rebel cavalry.
Our loss was two killed and three oI
four wounded. The enemies loss is sup
posed to have been considerable.
4 force under Colonel Dye, of the 20th
Iowa, occupy Simmonsport and Morgan:
Ferry on the Atchafslays river.
The rebels have been driven beyond
Yellow Bayou
AdYices from MatamOras give rumol
of the capture of the steamer j. K. Davis
bound from Bagdad to New Orleans, BY
party, who had taken their passage OF
her, and ran into Galveston.
A gentleman, from Bagdad or the q
ult, at New Orleans reports the 5000 o
the French marines yet there, and in
trenched. Six ships OF war lay off thu
bar.
An expedition was up the river within
twenty miles of Matamoras, but returned
on account of the lowness of the water
and not was not driven back by Oortinas.
The rolling stock has all beQn SAINT OF.
PRICE IS reported to be moving on Lex
ington.
Bill Anderson cut the North Missouri
railroad at High Hill
He is also reported to have visited New
Florence.
Anderson says his only orders are t
raise hell on North Missouri.