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hccr through lis glass would discover disnounict
gun. and raise shout that passed from battery ia
battery untilit far above the ofthe
SIDE. For enc hour tho lail continued and then,
ssif from sons p-cmon.ion Of Heaven, il ceased
for q moment, and then there emerged from tho
sallyport = solitary officer waving white fay, and
at the same moment three similar signs Of subnis-
sion were hung out toward the sea. All firing
ceased, and d few officers from the front id
yanced and struck hands with the ambassador
Before tho parties met, Ccl. Granger loit his
lines and up ,eared with few members Of his stan
on that sandy plain Tic Rebel ambassador was
tho FIRST T. speak, On what terms must We surcn-
dcrl can grant 10 other terms than those 81 an
unconditional surrender OF the garrison, the for
and all lhat IL contains" These being relu;tanil,
ac ,cptcd, two officers onc from tho army and the
other from The navy, entered tho fort and made the
final arrangement for the formal surrender Of Fort
Morgan. At two o'clock, the garrison marched out
on 10 tho plain, and then followed in slow succession
the orders font cc right dress order arms, gro1nd
arms. At the same moment The flag of the nadon
lcapcd Up the STAFF and was salu;cd by cannon nd
bands, with the grand old air Of the " Siar-Spdnged
Banner" The detail for prisoners guard forred
Hround the captured men, who were soon nar'hcd
on board transports and started for Now-O. leans,
where they arrived at nino o'clock last evening.
Glory enoughfor one day. PEIIch.
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From the Pacific Const'

SAN InANtIsCO, oFPI' d
The steamer Constitution sailed ior Iana'iA'
to.dey with 81 49, 90 IN god and POS passengers.
Tle Santiry Commission remit. b. he |o"s'''D''''
sls 90 ~ gold. ,i.. ,,,u ne, At
The Fir Of ne Christian tOnini''iO" W."
leasi 8 . go 10 gold ~. o,,,ios NJ,
Tnc - = Bel shnr. bound for Hong Kong eai''' ~
BII LLs. lonf. $40 s.s oi eel cfs.',' oo, r. t,
d. ....rf. .rr o. ..o-at or "'.s''' ''' ''''
been sol4 " cue .ss-i roiluc4J,
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Opposition 20 Redwood, Ln.-ExehnAge
OF ErisoDers--Adi.-Css OF Cen. Grnsssr
80 the Army.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press
NPW.ORIrAgs Aur. 2a 1861.

NoHe- ponutLce 81 the aHtorlntd fress
NRw.ORLrAYs. Aug. g. 1861.
Gen. Heron had returned from an expedition
Ia Redwood seventeen miles from Baton Rouge on tho
Clinton road where lie Md hit With tho enemy. IN
hCtng lnss Of on hundred aud y men. besides So
s1OFing l1ryo amount oi stores. Our Oss YuS abdt
thirty Killed and wounded
Al exchange of abont one hundred prisoners reeouty
took place Lear Baton Rouge.
Ger. Granger hrs issued IN order Of acknowledgment
20 the army iOr 10 pant they ioua ~ tie reduction Of
Forts Morgan and Gaines. There was not a single 10
lost by oGr forces In lie lasi attack on Fort Morgan
The army worn Is making sad havoc in The cOttca
neal Baton Rouge Tie Rebel commander. Josh. Scot
has his headquarters al Clinton La; lie command
nhoG. go cavalry and is euprgtcd 10y three batteries
two q four guns and one of three There IS one -
pound rarr,t
". Mann las been nominated Tor Congress by tn
Free STATE Union Association at q ton Rouge. Abou.
cO vc.umcs II the best works belonging u the Stic
Library lave been recovered from tlc place where they
were sccictcd.
Governor Hahn reached New Orleans from the North
On tue 2..h, an WIS warmly welcomed.
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ffuryinry.

SpHlsGTiTKp. IAss, Seiic-ber 5.
Burglars stole draft for > 900 on VIM
-, .,nd,rne of Boston, drawn by Robert Joats, and
'.snI 10 Hcndrx and Batter on order. from Lew l.
b,Irs onso in this city last nish; besides consider
Inv and silver aud $500 IN money. They en-.
NV. ,.o other house, and loOA nothing from them oil
much faino
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LATEs FROM NEw-oELESHs
Arrival Of tie CnhnwSa-Tho Bartender Of
Eori DoIgau.

The steamship CaAawba, Capt Johnston,
from New-Orleaus August 2sih. arrived this morning.
Tho great event there the victory Of IGTEagut and
Granger Il Mobile Bay.
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nosGon Rcioiciug-D'nIh OF thc ton Oh
George n. sHnders-siofni'

A great demonstration TO connieniioIHte
sbcrmes victory in Georgia wiz take place ~ aneuH
II Il to.m0rrow night Gov. Andrew WI" ~ 10 po,,
Wctr Reed ,nders Of the Rebel army. Gied 10 ro''
" ,rr ON Saturday at the age Of twenty Sewn '0'
The DECREASED was son Of George y. Sanders. 49,. N
A cold easterly rainstoIm has prev Anea '''''
xsoiock llsL night
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NJ AR RUf:D,

HhLLGARTES-MATNZEP- MONDAY Ano 18Th Al.
Funkort onthrAsin BY the naeicen Consul Ch, re. H.
Hss,rtsn, Of Dew iorA. TO lise, daughter Of Heinrich
Eaizer. csc, VI Mannheim Germany
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Dns!nres Nglitte.


"TuE HUMAN FACE DIyINB."-What Of the
re,uri long nosc short nose blum, no'' or sharp
roe What doe. ii Indicate Bnr eyes, Gray eyer. b'aeA
.,.,. Auburn Hair Blown Hair, Black Hsr Red liar
cte.l. Ctils Lrs with dmpes IN then'i what Do ''"y
,,ifyl See September number Of the LLrsrhrsprh
otocic.L JOURNAL Only twenty cents ny n''' posi-
,.-,uen have IT, Address EosLEH WELLS S' pIosa"S)
New-ioss.
Mrs. WIHsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP-for chii-
df,n Teshins; Cure. Dysericry and bi'fr'7s '
stomach aud Bowel, rnd cures Wind Coi'c.
To OWNERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The subscribe
ar, AZ. pteprns liz Of improve and unnposrd properly
M prlyar o rent. ~ tary nave 1iliefou sPp
10, L. purchase and ientus OF tou~ aud o+ VII pr a.
a. 20 as 20 be sP2,sd Of iurnisie ~
,e..5i or the lis thst l. beins pf'prrd oi 'r'u aason
Loans Oh Morgsse- r. yo r c~d.,r
If YOU want Ia know, Nc, rcad
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The Segnr Manufacturers Of Tn, city are requested
m nd Ierunr Meeting OF the Assoeaiiou, Mt the Aston
uoITsT an WEDNE-DAY sept T. at 10 60 hear the
p.ro,, az the Commsc 10 and transact other
,snaao,,,nt bu,n..s Joseph HALL PNsiient
EDWARD BuRKR Secretary.
Stoves, Furus,e. and Ranges, MAoEEs sna EN-
ers YOU stove tnrnsre will csnsrne ou
Iiil- cos viii spelling .phc.o he he su
inter With knd ing and give les. tronbs than ~ ous
m the market ca a. ~ 'anast. lew eo> eus oil DIV"
way. Some especially Asptgd 10 sio7s Hans s,,.,xvp
fuc fir1n Iu-iitu'c Frrvtrrs club NJ ~, ID
irt Gu vii ir urid tDDAh IA flaf' ~, IN r f;
.r scs .. ni, fr. too"- OF ere lnitn w " ,,.ie
4 Sos nt,itif SO. 50 who ifrr nn iuto"' b" ''-'
be ,yuX ". ,I.Aa-LA5, soare'If'
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DIR. scheuck,
OF
PHILADELPHIA,

PhILAUfLrflINt
WIN be at his rooms No. - Bod 81, Kew ora every
TUE sDAY from IN. uuif p to 'Aein nr 'he Jugs
Of consumptive with ii' Res ,"''' ~ 80" " 81 -
,-r... 49,, !, sxic. DC. Schcncks pulmonic syrup,
49,, -. !. =. n.aarlks Tis"a cure co.'s M i'a.
and feouau,ly "A Is advanced s,agrs bat Is bys
not 10 nut IL of too sis. Ito away, has fresh supply q
u- ie M, Al bis room. ich b. had at all N
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Hrown's Standard Scales.
ADAPTED TO EVERY BRANCH or BUSINESS.
WARRANTED ACCURATE AND
DURABLE.
Gail or send for Circulrs. ~ ,-,s
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Public Resolution Nc. 80.

Public Resolution Nc. ~
Joint Resolution Imposing special incor'e Dusys
BE by the Senate AID iiouss Of representatives.
~ M nied States America in Congress assembled fhss
addition 10 III. income duty already imposed by law thess
~ be levied essessed collected the h' d'y IL De-
tsber oiheeu bundled and syfour special ireom. aa'y
thyr.t day Of December preceding the time herein
sued By vyng assessing and collecting said duty o. an
peon, rrsinc within the United S;aes Of eiers VI The
United Suites residing abroad the OF ye per cetu
all SIMS exceeding hundred doas and the shall b
eyi,d assessed esns,ei, and collected excePs to the.
rates according the provisions Of eIrg Avs for lie col
lection o. duty annually. where not insp?icsos
hereto Secretary tho Treasury hereby sshor-
d 10 MAKO such rules and regulations to time and nods
or ohrr matters the collection VI tie special income
duty herein u ovded for may be necessary Provided
That IN estimating the snrus gains, profits or income -
Aforesaid foregoing special income duty deductions
ss be Dividends interest Irc~iyed from any ass
cison corporation company, shall deduction 10
made for any salary Dsy received.
Approved July :, 1854
ASSESSORS OFFICE sTH DISTRICT NEW YoRK Sept D. 1862
Under the foregoing Resolution shall Proceed immediately
with tho assessment Special Tax Incomes and
Ass ant Assessors are racted require to Do
made IN detail by oil persons who did make such rrtnrn
for tLeiT annual Tax No deductions to be allowed os
tarc, paid upon any stocks Government securities These
reuru be made before the LIST day VI October next
HOMER FRANKLIN Assessor.
I?,h 10Th and 2sl WARDS, No. 90 West '4ii-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06

10 Geut'emcu.
FALL GOODS.
ki-IIrDRESs End WALKING SUITS
Aniotg which ar. al invoice oi
SCOTCH HEATHER
Our Fall ,tyle of GARMENTS are now ready
JOAN w. McAtSLEE, $40 Broad~sv,
r side cor Princes, aud opposite Ball Black 20 p'tors
Sou-F0r.eiting Life Insurance." t."' "a
thou.tnds looking to Life n,uiAme as ZIG 'ai =
,'e'r,I Of .gvipg or investing the money t"e hoa
forfeiture system noticed lately in our columns Is "a
bv the ilObe Mutual Life Insurance Company, "
deserves more than passing nltice mere gre uy 80, %
mis- Woo hive lo., Of their bard safhhEs W 800
nj IN. Improvement and We trust Ell VIII DC MI, 80.
now T. iuy,sl literally IA THIS Ia OF seuu, Liam b.nk
i,y Ia, their Iiie Insurance folc are or'e. 10.
.tocks and iar safer han sny savin.s oanN'
.afg,r dividends OF Interest oh he n'' -
/ u
special No,icc.h meeting o. N, ufs. III ~
-. al IN, .yeand Lanessiic 1hi'iH,S,,' -
@w~uv akron irlnch OF the Cles.anaa i ~ n,a.
4, - Il, n. held Al IN. office Of the unietssn'' -
NJ 80. INV of New York. the tih day o. ~
istl A. en-. O'Clock =. NJ, to determine " . n. ' All
lof y IN the "A ,d or not the iortn com NJ ~.o
puscAlss ~ 'he h0au " NV FREDERICK r. Lh "
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FEOss SOUTH AMERICA.

Correspondence q the Associated rrc.s
PAS MA August 90 1874
The arrival Of the i. :. y. Co.'S steamer
Talca on TIC -Oih int from the Solih Pacific puts
fsossion O. dates om Valparaiso % the ID inst.
aad CallaO 10 the lJ.h.
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If YOU want to know, &c, read
MEDICAL Cosyoy Srsss

curious book for ecop, ANA sooi 'ook 'ol "
one Price , 20. To b- had a. AL news 'olo.s 'on'
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Co-Rr OF GENERAL sEssiONs-sEPr. s.BefoTe
Cry luis, hus.EL
Tie Court was opened yesterday morning Tor
uc september term hnt 80 ho1ri of jnrors not being
present. . vas adJourned uni to-'iey at ID o'clock
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Mrs. WiHsLow's SOOTuING oYRUP-for cni''
df.n Te-thins Cure. Dysertery and bi'if''ss ieS "
sinnnnrh and Bo~el. md cures WIND Coilo.
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Angost 81. 1864 ~r.,. .t'-,.r, -
oxyERAL HOOD GENEROUSLY INCONVENIENCE &"
The Richmond Suiasi iins no doubt 'thaf $40 occu.
sa.,n II Tie t.umsIy aHd West FolDt sasFoa rs
tae enkes- Is tee al. elIJus lHcOns e4.uce ID tiun-
ssa A,o4 . bet ts4sAz ssS 20 Ia IRON sgag ,ilx Eood
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
DOWN ON LINCOLN.

The Wsstlichs Post, Of st. Louis, is
exceedingly bitter on Old Ale. Its
sentiments regarding his reelection to
the Presidency 10 1854, arc given in the
follow extract from its columns:
If Mr.. Line In should be reelected,
he has an army OF Office holders at his
siie about as large as that of soldiers in
the field. This immense army, which
sucks from the blood oil the people to
pay for their unbloody work or laz ness,
10 considerably increased Ivy a still great
er crowd in the shape Of clerks. Each
Pos,ma stcr, Custom House officer, Col
lector, etc., number of such clerks,
all Of whom woald be enthusiastic in ia
vor Of Mr.. Lincoln, if only to save their
salary. Thus Mr.. Lincoln needs not tn
army in the field to help him again into
the White House. He can do the lob
alone.
But it is different thing as far as the
people are concerned. At least the re-
fectiug and independent part Of the peo-
pie will say "If such q Presidential
election is possible, we prefer t, 90 to
Mexico; for, as Mr.. Pretorius said, az
uncertain liberty is better than certain
slavery" If MIR. Lincoln's next four
years have thus passed away, still lar
ger army of office holders will elect his
mex, bodily heir to guard the liberties of
the people. But the people should learn
to know cvcn now, that the timea of
Washing on and Jackson, when Pres.
ident could be without great danger,
elected for second term, are past. They
bad little power at their disposal, but
Lincoln has more than the Emperor of
Rass's. We predict, that if Lincoln is
Reelected, a republican and monarch,-
cal party will arise, and these two par
ties will oppose each other as bitterly a.
parties do nova DAYS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
assoxvm's Eronc,aia. rrochc..

asrvyVas's fsgOGcssiae irCchcs.
have never ch anged my min i'd respecting them
from trst, excepting to tn Ink yet better Of
that W hish began shikkins ".ii of
REV. HskEY WARD BEECH z.
Tic 1racbes are staff OF life to me
FsoF. LDw'D NoRTs. sres. Hamlton College.
For Throat Troubles they are a spec Gc.
NJ r. Wills.
Too yor big known to need commendation.
Hos. Cnas I. PHsLPs, Pres Mass. Senate
Contain no OF ia nor ans thing injurious
Dx. A. A. HAYES. Chemist, Boston.
An elegant combination for coughs.
DIX &. + BlaELow, Boston.
recommend their use to pubic speakers.
lsy- E. II. CHARM.
Very beneficial when suf ring from colds.
Rev. :. j. +. AeDsKsoH, st. Louis.
Almost instant relief in the distressing labor Of
breathing peculiar to Asthma.
REV A. q. EGGLt SION, New York.
They have suited my case exactly relieving my
throat go that could sine with ease.
4. DECHARaE, Choir. french Church. Montreal
As there are i'm. stions be sure and oDrAIr THE
GENUINE ia, Is
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
To Ho,se OwasrI.

DIR. SWEETS tNFA .LI9LE LiNTME Mt FOR
!lSRSES 10 unrivslsd b. any, ANA 10 al cases Of
Lameness. arising from <rsips. Eru,ses o.
Wrsnching, its sGrct i magicai and esr,ain.--
Harness or >, ID Calls, Scratches, Mango, 10, IL
will also core speedily. fpavin snd King bone
may ts easily prevented and cured y their inc p
lent stages, hut n6rmsd Cases arc beyond posse
biltty Of u sudicst care. no case vi the kind.
however, 10 90 desperate or b, psless that IL n.
Dc s!ievisted ~ this Liniment. and It's faithful
appicatlon viii .lwsys remvve the Ia meness, = I'D
Dsbie the horses 10 travel With coU paratvs esss.
Hvesy horse owner shcaId have this remedy It
nand for he timely sss - the 6rst Appearance II
Lamese viii sGsetu .lly prevent thsss iornidsbis
aeseacse meath ned, u which eli hsspes Ore aolsS
ele sht,h, frndes 70 nAay ethesuise vnlsahjS
Morse .easly Vosniess.
'vaes aAs9lisansn1sn AaetS-ioas 9s1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

-
Greet Broad 0auge Dextie Track and 7sssqro,A
Route, TO
New York, Boston, Pnila ielphia, Baltimore, Hsr-
risburg and all Z .srfn Cities. carrying The
Great Tnrough Units States Mails.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKlRK OR
u Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains IRON tn q
West, vi the Lske shore Railroad also from sal
ananca on the rival Of trains via tho >aw
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great W esters Rsilwav
from Cleveland. o.. giving Passengers tho adj
vantage, from Dunkirk tr Buffalo. 90 from CIeve.
land, y, Of y rix Foot Gauge. combining ease
and comfort without change, in Wide. Koomy
Palace Cars, direct to New York. A pertectio !,
attained BY no other route.
FUR FREIGHT
between all points East an West, our facilities
are unr:valled. Forming close and reliable con-
nections At Dunbifk and Buffalo with Western
roads, and at salamanca with tho Broad 9auee
Atlantic and Great Westc n Railway, By vhi,h
route there IL no transfer between New York ana
CT vellrd.
LxpREss FREIGHT TRAINS le.y. N.v
Tors daily for all ooi ais in tn4 W. est, making a.
quick time ard as low rates as By any 9th er route
Far Fre,gh or Passage Inquire At al, the prin.
cipal cfice- in the West ana At 64 Clark street.
Oh ego, 30 Broad way, New York, and Is south
Street, e. Il New York Is state Strecs, Boston.
CHAS. MlNUI, sien1 sup.
b. >. SPRINGER, Westsvn Agent.
B. W. BLAScHARD, Ger. Freight A gent
W r. RARR. General Ticket aeent dec2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

DEPARTMENT OF Tue Ono.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ONO.
Assr. ADJr. GsN.'s Orr1cE.
Lexington. Ky, Jan. 81, "a.
General Orders Ne. 81
On account Of the scarcity of grain.
the large Quantities required for the s., b.
sistcnce Of the armies, the difficulties OF
transportation from remote Sites, and
the tisticious value given to it BY the
manufacturers Of wh'skey, the distilla
ton Of grain is hereby forbidden within
the limits Of this department.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. Foster.
w. p. ANDERSON.
Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

We wish our readers to read careful
" the sutjoineI extract. 1t is worth
preserving, not only for the souodness OF
TIE doctrines enunciated. but as evidence
agsiost its sousce:
ave see no reason, however, to
change the opinion we have frequently
expressed, that whenever a majority OF
the people IN any rebel State shall ac-
lually and practically abandon the re-
belion, throw down their arms, resume
their allegiance to the constitu.
ton of the United States, obey their
laws and support their government, ev-
cry consider alton Of wise craftsmanship
will demand that they be allowed to ex-
ercise that civil and political control of
their local affairs which under our sys-
TEN is vested 10 the governments OF the
several States, and to resume their place
as States in the National Union. We
should consider it perfectly safe to per.
mt this, even without some OF the CON
ditions which the President in his proc
lamation has imposed upon them, but
with these conditions, we see none of the
dangers in such course which many pro.
Tess TO apprehend."
If "eveiy consideration of wise states
manship demands" that the in.urgent
States, upon complianc with the above
conditions, shall be permitted 10 resume
their original status, ''every conc der ato on
of wise craftsmanship" condemns pro-
jsot which fo,tids such assumption when
the comp lance is made. TIE President.
amnesty" does thus forbid. 1t pre-.
scribes the terms-wh CHI are not tho 6
above rec,ed-upon which States may
return. Tuey can oo,y return upon
compliance witt those terms. II CON
templates the charging Of tho names,
bounds.i es, ubdlvisions and constitution
of States. Louis ana is pro f that State.
can only return by acc pt ~ the condl-
lions OF the amnesty" The New York
Times, from which the oregoing ex-
tract is taken, is an earnest ally OF Pres
ident Lincoln, while practically denonne-
irg his most important policy as con
demned by "evely consideration OF wise
craftsmanship" 1t has condemned all
the negro pol cies OF the President and
supported them all. is lucubrations on
1.-THE elbows OF the Mincio" had more
of coDmon sense in them than its expo
silions OF political principles have OF con
sistency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

faOasOAr Ev1s. 49,
Tasssr. "
N. Navy apprSl siss(Jh bili'SpptPri-
ate. DEARLY slos. 100000, and this will
likely BE- decreased.
HI Wistsr Davis hat drawn up a'se-
-ries Of resolutions coz demning General
Banks f,r bis course 10 ordering an cleo
tion,in Louhiana.
Mr.. Kasson, Of Iowa, stated 10 the
-House, this week, shss the Postoil - De-
par,rncut Is now selfsustaioing, Tor the
.asss time iu. Ritssn years, which he Ct
svibn,sd mainly soths iegisistion Of Con.
grsss. 8fG
The z|ibvne's Washington letter say':
sLoogs,lset b 70 be recalled from Eas.
Tenuesses snd placed 1t tho head Of a
ssw army, With i's base 1t Suffolk, aud
to operate on the south side Of James
river. Kubv Smith ie to succeed Long
street in Tennessee" ft4 t..-i
Another correspondent reports the ar.
rival OF Jim Dannison, otherwise Penn
berton, who, for nearly twenty years, has
been the personal body -servsnt OF jeff
Davis. He says the latter is unreserved
in urging the abandonment OF Virginia,
but Gen. Leo is peremptorily opposed
thereto, and says all the Virginia SOL
diers will lay down their arms If that
State be given up to Yankee desPot'sm
Senator Bayard took the new oath OF
allegiance on Tuesday, aud then gave
notice Of tender of his resignation 81
Senator from Deleware. He had five
more years 70 serve. Four republican
Senator'S Messrs. Cowan, Harris, Doo-
little, and Howe-voted against making
this oath new rule Of the Senate.
No conclusion has been reached in the
case Of Senator Davis. The amendment
Of the resolution, TO ceusure instead ol
expel him. will stand no chance of pass
age.
The whisky deleg cations come in rap
idly. The Senate Finance Committee
are already considering the tax bill. a
memorial Of over 100 merchants 10 the
West was ,elegrsphcd to the o. 10 dole
cation, at great expense, demonstrating
against the proposed tax Of stock on
hand.
Vice President Stephens has not at
tended Congress this season, and has
not visited DAVIS house for over year
Report says he has gone to Europe.
The Washington special to the Times
says: "Gen. CAN'T will issue an address
to the people Of Arkansas, urging them
to return to their allegiance, aud decIar'
ing that, a, slavery is dead, there is moth
in left for the South 10 fight for"
The Washington special to the Tri'
Dune s.ys: "Gcn. lila lsck expresses the
belief that u last desperate effo't will be
made in the spring TO transfer the real
fighting to nor,hero soil"
Senator Wilson intends to introduce a
bill providing that al lands confscatcd
in the South shall be divided into home.
stea6s Tor soldiers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
10 COssSssa, NJ l,stx. 3.

Tae Rev. Z. A. Wilson's emeay for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, coughs, Cold, and al
Throat and Lung Affections, together with :
pamphlet giving The prescription and short his-
tory Of his case. can be obtained Of
f. s. BAL LORD.
Druggist, Iavenport, Iowa. No g West 81 81,
dec23.2m ikv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
NEw YoRK. Jan. q

At meeting Of the stock holders Of the
American Telegraph Company to day the
old bosrd Of directors we're reelected s.
! 0sn(efd. Presidents O. Lowry, Secretary
Francis Norris Treasurer, and Col. Al. Lei.
fssts, engineer.