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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

Tns New Yo.k Tribune and other
abolition prints poiot to tho fact that
the New Yo.k Ness printa MoClel-
lbs Report ssd argue: the NeSs 10 .
''disloyal' sheet, bescs Gen. lcCIeilao
must bs ''disloysl" because he is 10 fa-
vor With IL Now. il We are to accept
THE mode Of reasoning, how does i
apply when W come to the soldiers +?
Toe soldiers support Mcclellan, and if
The soid'sss ass sloyal,' Why Gen. Nc
Clsllau must be "loyal" also How will
che Tribune reconcile the position Of the
News, Of Gen. MeC Iellap, and Of the SOL
disrsi That Gen. Mcclellan i popular
with the soldiers We have the evidence
Of NJ. Greeley 10 bic letter 70 the int1e
pendent this week on the Presidency
He says:
"Bue Gen. Nc Neclan 10 popsla,
with ths soldiers." So ne -.
Add TO sve,y remaining devotes Of tbs
slave p ,wer the soldiers and others who
vote for him 10 q favotits General, vnu
he becomes candidate hard to be bea
ten"
g. Wilkes also, another strong ligh
Of Republication, ia the article on tho
presidency which VIC copied yesterday
from his Spirit Of tho 7smes
"B.cked by the charm of democratic
prestige, Gen. Mcclellan will unite te
the 'gno'ant substratum the entire dis
loyal element both North and South
and still iarge and infatuated soldiers
vote. Ribbed up by these supports, and
bang 10 no danger Of losing any o.
them. whatever he may do, there il
great reason to believe" DC.
Will Messrs. Greeley and Wike.
beat their facts and their logic to the
consist :ncy of clearness and sensel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
Dr.. 9. y. WesdhslI,
Author and Lsciursr.on
Chronic DlAkANEA.

, Oilers too most cortsin, lpsody and egso,s !.
kENDlES IN tho World for Tho following com
plants in their obstinate s,ages, vis:
Dissses Of NE Throat, Lsngs, Hear5, Ajle.n, Liz.
er, &omach. Lropsey ~ tAe Gkess, Eve and
Ear; Rheumosssm Neuralgia Fits, aud
other Nervous Deranytments all
Diseases Of the blood, .>e,ofala.
Ery.,pelas. lancer. E.vsv
sores, Leprosy, KID
uuA an
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09

TIE NEEsSlONS 4 NxtERlENCE
or an Inv - 13s
Published for the benefit, AMI as warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Spermaterrhea. Nervous Dsoili-
ty, Premsture Decay, etc., supplying at tho same
time The sfeans Of SELF Cure. By one who
has cured himself after being ut to great expense
and injury through medical humbug ana auack.
cry.
BY enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my27 i&wly] redfnrd Kings Co~ntv,N. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ser0fhrs7l, |
NAaAX

and smia, tsosblss, il Suffered 70 progress result
In ,.rio.. Palmos .ry, BrossAisi sad Asthnssis
affections, oftsotinss inesrsble-
Browns. Dronchi Il Troches
A.. conoo.nded 80 - 20 reach directly the ssa'
., IN. dt.ease cad give instant relief.
Vi " ieba3-dA vim
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
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II yUsAs.lY "
[1AnES LOCK HOSPITAL.

- 49, - "A M n
SOaAssAY "
JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
D Custom House street,
I11F ANss .Oss~apse, Asns,-
3OtAb1AoADa A 1nar
Has aeg1se1 u Chleaeo, ssl peeuaaaas,v
located - okee q
SO 0ANDOkP0teTRgET
Bsswesa state END Dearborn b..
-as....~s-r-GAlE.AGO, Ill.
Fer he speedy core d old Chreais, Ne,e,n
sypAilieio( and a,aPAtsss f)isoAsss. kihort =
csfy Of asy other poisonoss o. a,1io1s dr,ss
SYPHILIS, Primary. Secondary sad Tsrua
~; ~ s.. s'ss'a' 'sr-s1 P'e!ll sera'~rs q
a ascsstsESSSs :s ss::' ::
OLGbT, no msssse NV losg staading, CURED
feo0 seseo % fpaesssa dan. -
sPGRAATOkMIUA (lavolasaasy snissios(
S:sssS. e = ::'f ssss; 6 s.,:,l
and impos:s:,. ss.s an ~ s.s,c..s,. ..s..
sympson,, ss.sssd "a radically ess,d ), . =
and sAfaIloble mskao1, The eyeeea Il sSe ~
% sssd u IesJa1kos Net OAsaoS Lon sneeSi,
10. she l.ss shntssa ysass, and which has =
| with such 9rostsucCess.
oa s'..:,ss & y !: s.s':
0vsnssss vaas u vital psvsu, ssd psh1r eyosso1
not necessary here 70 mxn,ion- Appi II INN ediat
" and save yoarself iron the eesssqueocee
theso tefsibIs symptOfss affVV
Diseasss pecsnas 70 fsnslss treated Win 4,
harp,sst results. ur. james il The ackno.i.As
chief Of shseapaoisy.
Hydroosle ana vasiooeels e6sc,v,,,, ....a
Syphills, the most horrible and ~ q - 'vsiso
sneAuAollv oassA 49, egAaseeasn I'm - -
VEN. Without Dufunfy, iodfdepo,assi. s,.sc;I
sasapsf'lla. 6sDsAis tpsimsryj ssrsd i. to !
niAaeea. n. 1f7,,f 'N1
The following il bat oas q ID. -a.y .,,.uo,
ials which Dr. James has had sud 4 NV -;
ing. The letter wiea 10 below i % j., WE
Of rittsbusS. Pshn fsOa ". JcsdSH. in aps,.,
letter oiinQuify e0ncsenips Ds. James. form. n
Of New Orleans, and nos of o. g kandoi.h A.
Chicago III. 70. Wilson was : ware ID 81 i,r Ja|
dan knew UT. James, which induced 81 WI
to make the imqulfy Or: J: II. Iosasa was d
the summor Of lSl9. and was prossssot q Tho n
Org and Practice II N sdicine and Of Metsria Ma,
- In the Amcrican Medical Instlsl.. of fa,is, ;,
KY, in 1900, 81 and 81. Dr.. !srdop !, n.
practi eng IN Cincinnati Hcrs II tho. letter :,
fsrrsd 70. Rssdi.:
.c. ~, -. "c's0'ss4r,. o.,'al, $, 1858.
"Deaf Sir In answcrt 70. ysur Inquiries. / You,
icy that havs known VI. james, formerly
james Lock Hospital, New OrIxans. and no.
Oaicsgo, Illinois On and On, !sr sho lest lwOl,
years, aud thiek may iaisly say that, in b
line Of pnctios, ! do not knov his .spsrior, il b
sqast. ! knew him s.s yssss in New OrlseaeAn
had occasion - secsmosad pAsauess vsn,,n
treatment In that line - him. Aad In ever, 80
: 70 far Is l could learn, he Was succss,iSl. M
gave the most perfect satisfaction lie mas rro
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
LADIES. Ladies. Lad .

Ladies, Ladies, Lad .es.
Don't you fail to read tho advertisement in
this va per headed
Important to Fem A1oO
Ur. Cheeseman, of New York, has devoted tho
last thirty years of his practice to female CON-
plants. His Pills act like q charm. They are
Reliable and Safe. ioc9 dw6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
7HE 06EAT skoRGT.

TIE GREAT OIOsS3Vs
II IL admitted BY oil physicians that the grand
secret OF health and long life lies n keeping he
blood and various Aaids Of the body in high de-
gree Of Aaidity. when you feel continued psin
10 the head or b.wsls, or spy other pasts OF The
bodg, You can prevent serious sickness BY taking
Bsspdseth'o Pills.
Bleeding may give momensssy sass, because the
blood left viii have more room. But a. the body
10 made from the blood and sustained BY the
blood to waste cur blood is to w.ste our life and
ruin our constitution but Brsndreths PILLS -
lievs The reulation - readily - bleeding BY on
y taking away what it oaa well spare, and THEY
NEvsa BURr.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Bsrnstable, Mass, was cured o.
st. vitss bases, General Debility asd Costivs
ness Of many years standing By BrsndrsthS Pills
The case stisngsh /. Published in the Pamphlets
| sold b. 4. =, B.llord. Davea port, Iowa, and b.
ali respectable dss. srs in medicines. fbl.dA. 30
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-09
BOOT 4 SHOE

u e % e ! e = 3
will and it sufficiently sdhe-
sive tor their use, - has been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
Union Bald in Virginia.
EALTIMoRE. Monday, ia

EALINOHi, honua., Jan. 10 Ao"f.
The american has a letter, dated Point Look
ont JAN To- giving an Of quite an extensive raid
in Wcs,morcland. Northumberland and Richmond
Counties. Virginia. by Bng..Gen. Marion. Hi com
mand consisted Of 800 infantry AM 10 cavalry The
cavalry embarked from Point Lookout on the l2lh.
It consisted Of attachments OF the I'd and 5th United
States Cavalry. They landed at Kinsale Va. on the
Wycorioo River. Thirty men were duaehed to 60
with the in',rtry. The command marched 10 Warsaw
Courthouse, Richmond County captured and de-
sroyed large quantity Of pork and bacon collected
there for the Rebel Government captured Rebel
major and several other prisoners and destroyed grain
sc. From Warsaw they proceeded TO mon Wharf,
on the Eappahannock and communicated with the gG-'
boatt
They then moved down The river. crossed Farnham's
Creek snd burned a large bridge. Some diminishing
occurred at this point with the Rebel cavalry The
next morning they marched for Little Walfham and de-
troye quantity Of grain and other produce and after
slight skirmish with a small body Of Rebel cavalry
they moved on 70 Lancaster Cour' House. where tae
main command halted and Lieut.. DcAerson OF the on
Cavalry was sent Kilmannock ten miles distant ana
from that point detachment was sent ont when
burned an extensive tannery AID a large amount Of
leather, hides, machinery. oil. &c.
That night the command marched FOR point on the
Wycomioo where they expected omeet the infaniF.
force and the gunhont- They communicated with tie
feet and found oil quiet ON the nth they moved uI
ihe Wycomco 80 point whore the command were re-
slipped. ard returned to Point Lookout after an alb
scnce OF three days.
Only one man was killed. twenty-five prisoners were
takou and 30 horses 20 mules o. head Of cattle and JOG
sheep were captured. Commodore Parker Of the Pc
tomac foiia rendered essential service to the eEPedi
ton
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DE ID.

rRADy-On siondsv jan 49, q congestion Of ~. lang,
John j.. only o. John IL, and tf. brady sgd year
The funeral u take Place from The re.denee o. his parents.
No o. Bond street tlis aferno0 u . = o.c'och
IvBR-At NE As,ol Houie, on Moulay, Jan. H. Even r.
Farers rcryiccs wi The pire Room No 81 Ai,or House
at O'Clock p. M q Iuc.dsy, lTh
BAssETT- NJ nily Jan 49, A. hi .'e r~si,nee No. 9o
West Twenty second stree, william H. hss',t
Soice Of itusrai Tomorrow
BENEDICT At Ridsehe.d Conn. on sundsy, Jan. H.
Geolse u. Benedict eyed 70 year..
RLACHA. Gfrcnronl on Saturday, Jan le Mr. martha
Biack relic. Of The lat John Black In The o'h year Of her
T relative. ,nd friends Of - family repeatedly invited
10 attend her funeral from the rrdecc OF her son ~ a
William secor No n Madison place, OAK street. on iael'
day Jan ~. ~ O'CLOCK
CRoPsEY-On Sunday morning Jan t. Henrietta wife Of
Tie i,rs a fcnd Of The family respectfully Invited
10 atfens fnera from BE-, late reidrucc No - Wei
Twrlty.i1h street, on "Wednesday JAN 70 at p M
without further invitation
DEY-N Wet End. uudIou =. j. on Saturday, J,I. 10.
James Richard. youngest child Of Jame. H. aid Charlotte
Fanel AZ oclock on Tue-d,y afternoon, from the red
deuce 81 his father, at HudsOn. ~ J.
DAY-On Monday morun; Jan 10 IN the 7ih year Of irr
age. Eleanor Day late OF h'"Duiih "iuo" VI ''P' VI"
Her irend' and ,ho.c Of fmiy invited to attend her
Capt Benz Wa;lnrou No 81 De oraw street. bfooAy u
GILMOrn-On saturday Jan lG jane. Ro.s, cie'i son q
tie lite James .iuoul Ia She 10Th year Of lis
Hi. relatives end fheud. and tho friends 81 ihe emily sre
respectfully invited 20 attend Dc sA'm or inea-y'
Il u M .nn the residence ~ his aunt bis b'iJ b'
No ion VIZ Thirty ninth street
UUL-glddrnly IA Brooklyn on Monday, jsn ~ Il 4 ?.
M George Hui. soH Of the late Ld"nid li1A as7d -
ycffs ,.-1tt.
fun, raj from biz fe-denre No - Henry sur. h'o.
lyn without further invitation ON Ncdnrsdoy 2"h nsi'
A. O'Clock g. III. 800
LAWs-At hi. resdcDce No 80 Grand street on Monday
morning Jan ~ MT Ceos' Lava, aged % ycss 10 months
III. rrne and friends are respectfully invited 70 sttend tho
funeral on " ciutsd,f M o'clock from the ErlsroQli
Church in stanton street, between ts.cK HnG Norfolk
streets - -.
Phi Ms-n this city sunday, Jan H. ~ ,he re'iier"
Of her Nj g. Lockwood, ia tie sd yr.f Of h"f
age Ms su.al Plane, Tsct OF the late Col. Jno fiome
of Newark, n J. go .
Tie ncr, service. viii tate place IN this city at The resi
denre OF Mr. g. Lockwood No 80 McDougai street. on Tue
DIV the Eth int ID o'clock A. m, aud nt tho SECOND
Yr,.,byieran Church New ak, at o'clock on Tuesday
The relatives snd friends Of the family are invited - 'hl
The remains vii be- taken 20 Newark Cemetery.
sPEII-n brooklyn Sat uday morning Jan TO- a. her
late ,,id.nce No d3 Willow street. Miss Lucy Sprf h. ne
5st year Of her age, daughter OF the late Hugh sPen OF
Newbnrsh. Al, ~, ~,
Jgbs Picuepont street, coeT Monroe place ON ""sdsy
10Th inst st o. IA. The relative. aud friend. Of the isniy
are respectfully invited to attend without further invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19

Mr.. Cox was against tbs amendment beng opposed
TO a rowing commission. %
The amendment agreed to-lO 70 20
Mr.. Schcnch report a. thus anchdeu' '" ' "'oi'''
STAFF JGHJS.
Mr. HARDING Dor State Ky) offered resoiuiloh
that the maintenance inv iOlate OF the riRhs VI VI.
and especially the rights OF each state 10 orcer ana con
troll its own Judgment exclusively Is essential 10 Una,
balance of power on which the PERFECTION dhI eenhice
of our political fabric depends ,,.. ..oo,.,i,,,
Mr. FrN1oy O-n y. W moved to refer TIE reso'u.
ton 10 select committee the rcDeous States Inns
was agreed t0-s3 against o..
GEN. ANDERSON.
A rccolution was adopted ting the COMMITTEE
on Military Aiirs 10 inquire into the pfopriety o. re,
porting bi retiring Big Andersen Win iuii
pay and allowances.
p'' ''' TIKI ErBfLIIoy.
Mr. SMITH G'n KY. offered TIE ol,Gwlng p,,,.,,,on
exists in this Jurisdiction Of the lifted sia'es end th
afety and security 81 personal national Liberty depend
upon IS absoia,r md utter extinction therefore
Rcsircd That s the political CIVIL moral hnu sac'u
duty # he people to meet IT, ht IT, rud forever destroy H.
hereby eslabii.lng perfect and urulieuebie liberty
j. ". NLLN moved that tue House huJourh
ut only 50 voted in the Affirmative.
He thon moved 10 Ia? tie resolution on the table, De-
cided in the negative = against i0l. .-
The resolution then agreed 10. Yeas liz nays
YE.s-Nlc.sr.. Alley, Ari.on. Anp., Arnold, ASHLEY,
Bscy, Baldwin hiess Baxter blaine B@I tMo.)' ,l'ir
wv ~, boutwell, Boyd Draw dasee homsl Brown t"i-l'
Brown (W. W, Ambrose W. Clarke freeman
ClaIs, Cole, Cfsyens, Crcswen, Dave, Dennlns
DIXON Dounelly briggs. Eckiey Eldndge, Elliot
English Fsrnesw or'h Fen,on. lrenk. Gsnscn Garfield
Gooch Grinne, Gri,wold Hall Harding. Highly, Holman
Hooper Hothkas, Hubbard oge) tigehns Jspeks. Jun
an ks.son Kelly Kellogg Miehl kellogg q. ~, h,,nnn
Loan Lony ear, LoNeJoy, Marvin. Mcbride MeIuIs Pc
Doe, Middleton, Mlr (Newhork, Morehe'a, Mo mo-
ri1 Morris lNev-lorkl Amos , AyeT,,. L ,',t,''
Myers. Nelson Odcll, ONcn . fehil am,
Oith Patterson Pike Porncroy Price, RadioTd Randall
(Alass Rice Giass.) Rodgers Rollins a. IL rollins tl.l
Schenck Scohci llnnnon smith, Sl'n.Is, Sp'T T
Up.on Van Nalkenburg Wadwouh, Washburne tl); Ws,h
hume Nassl Webster, Whaey Wheeler, Williams "hdef
Nilsson v indof1, " inhcld Woodbridge. -
N,ys-Aicssrs. lscs G. Allen. Ancous, Dennison Harms
MIDI Long Marcy. Mcdowell. Miller, (Pa,) Morrison
O'Nel. (Ohio.) Pendlcton. Robinson. SUES, VOORHEES,
Chiffon A. W bite aud Fernando Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19

MoRTOas GOLD PENS are now sold at the
same price. before the a the w,r this IL
entirely owing 10 the Manufacturers Improvements in ma
chinery his pr,entiarre Retail Business and
System or until no commences advertising h' business -
done on Credit and strictly Nth ne Trade
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold old prices,
m the mai Of al other gold peas cafgehe Premium on the
Gold Government Tax &c but hortonha in changed
his prices wholesale or Retail
ofthe great numbers sent by n % Al parts o. the world
during pas; years not on In stonini has Jailed 20
reach its destination in safety; showing tina, tho Morton GOA
Pen can be obtained by any every part Of the woo
at the same price postage only excepted
Reader you can have enduring away.reily and reliable
Gold Pen crary adapted vour hand and style q writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel en' and
at the present almost universal ehressuTe Price OF every
thing you have Morton ooid Pen cheaper In proportion
TO the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World II yon one, the Pen 10
MiahiieI than the Sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
xxXy1,s,h CoNGmnss.. First Session.
SENATE WASHINGTON Jan. II, 1864.
cpADps or NAVY OFFICERS.

GRADES OF NANl VAt'NHi'''
NJ. y ,,,onv1rn MINI. offered a resolution
oucsne tbe Secrelary of.ho Navy 10 communicate to
tb senate the action Of Board Investigation INTO
thc grades of officers in the navy Adopted
NIAGARA PALS SHIP CANAL.
NJ cu,.mrr0-n.. Mich presented petitions pray
3pr for ,c construction o. ship canal around N"s''A
THANKS TO QUE GENERALS.
The Joint resolutions o. thanks 10 Maor-Generas
Hooker Meade and Howard. and he officers ana men
Of the Amy Of the Potomac, were ag9Plca; pur,.
Also the resolutions Of hanSs - NJolDens, P ,n
side end Banks, and the officers ana iHeh uA1oi '"0
commands were MISC adopted.
1HT OATH ~ SENATOR'S.
On motion of Mr. SUMNER (Un., Ulss) the resolution
ators as made the special order for tomorrow al ls
O'Clock. " r. 81.
sYprcson of his views upOn the subject tomorrow ne
sboud AXE no further part n the debate nor shod ne
vote upon the resolution. believing indecorou' IN n
20 vote upon any upon which his future action
might dclcnd. -
IN, PROPOSED EXPULSION or SENATOR DAVIS.
On motion Of MIR SIBERIAN O'n. Ohio, tie resort
riou o. cXpl Mr. Davis referred TO the Juul0H'
Committee. $3.50.
SogIH AMERICAN LAND AND EMIGRATION COMPANY
The bill of Mr. P0meroy 20 Incorporate the NORTH
American Land and Emigration Company was Iclc i "a
20 the Committee on Agriculture II - "a ~ moe
encourage md promote the sue ana sGtlieinsl.. VI
cUpicJ lauds in the United states ana the m ~
ol the mineral and a.icnlturn! resources. III Is 10 po
located in Washington, with mn once III Nen- iVlN'
rnder The management OF Thomas Carney John Butter
field. Charles Could Luci-n Birdsaye Frederick kuhuI
Thoua. L. Mason, Robert Haley William Pea's'dl
Horsiio H.rvlow. Elisha i. LAYING and their aSso-
ciatce Tao capital stock is Sl.OOlo with privilege
of AN Ncsca.c 10 SJOOOOU divided into shares oil w
each HE directors shah consist OF not less than seven
nor more than sixteen members. 1t is empowered 10
buy lands erect buildings make contracts for the trans
portoi lion OF Cmigrants, sc.
THE ENROLMENT BILL.
Mr. ANTHONY O'n. Il. H. offered modifcai'ons TO
The clause in the Enrolment bill cHcmpting non'eom
bItant.. Rejected.
Mr. How tap Un. Mich) offered an amendment, de-
fnin that the killing of officer who Is exeeulhE me
draft shall he casscd murder undoT the ni1cd states
laws. Adopted. -,
Several cibal amendments wore then adoI tel.
The bll as amended finally passed ~ the ioloN'
ing vote:
YPAs-Nic,srs Anthony Clark Colamer, CONFESS Cowan
DAVIS Meo, DcoIo fesseuien Foot Foster Hal" Hard
jnr I.rai Harris. Howard Johnson Lane Kansas Nor
In Morriu Ncsuhh. Pomcroy. Rausy ~ -H' sumner
.en I,tk IAN Wrinkle, Wade Wiley and WHOM.
NAY NesTs. bucae-ss, ta.i.-t Orimei ii"HAu'As
Howe I,ue tInd.), Powell, salisbury WILLIAMSON ana
Wris.t-'0.
THAMES TO COENELlUS VANDEABLI
The resolution of thanks Cornelius Vanderbilt for
his sif cf the steamship Vanderbilt to the Government
pissed
Tie Scnnte went into Executive Session and adjourned
AZ . .,t tsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
THE WEATHER AND NAvIGATIoy.--Th wind

Yesterday was from the northeast. with occasional
light showers until toward evening, when rain Tell
c0pionsly During the afternoon the fog became more
dense causing greater delays In The trips Of the ferry
boas Those running 10 Staten Island made but three
trips daring the day the last from the city beng at .
n m. large number OF people. mostly residents Of
the island, congrcgated al the ferryhopse Tor
hours awaiting conveyance to the island and ntcr DARK
n number. whose patience 0veria1ed, chartered
The propeller Columbia at IS per head and started on
their passage. Hundreds left 10 procure lodgings III tho
city and at p IN. quite number still remained, IN
hope that the ferrybOat would gentleman doing
business in this city compelled yesterday morning
70 charter at Staten Island propeller dhe Odd Fellow
10 convey him and e others the city paying therefor
$50 when the ferry boats lying at their docks re-
fusing 10 run the fog dense and the ice 80
heavy We hear Of disasters by the ice OF collisions
in the fog yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
Bnsiness Il otiles.

PUBLIC SPEAKERS, Military Officers and
Singers can BRorss BRONCHIAL TRoonrs or Cough
and Voice Lozenge freely requsscontanng nothing
that can njurs the system They invaluable for a.yins
Ing tla sSeDg t6suiDg tue lst:s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
GiiH Election.

NIDDIFTOwS, Conn, Monday Jan. ~ 1864.
At our city election held here to-day the
Union ticket headed by the Hon. Samuel Learned for
Nayor was elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
Glad News for the Unfortunate.
THE LONG SOUGHT Yoa
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

CHEROKEE INJECTION.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS BARKs and LEAVES.
CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diuretic, cures
all diseases fthe Urinary Organs such lncontnence Of
Urine Inflammation of the Bladder Inflammation Of the Md
neys Stone the Bladder Structure. Gravel oeet &c. ana
IA especially recommended in those Of FiuOr Ai1n' Tor
Whites in Femaes) where all tho old nauseous medicines
have failed.
II is prepared in highly concentrated form, the dose only
being from two tcaspoonfus three times per day
!, is duretc and Alternative in it, action; purifying and
cleansing the blood causing flow in oil its original purity
aud yyor; thus removing from the sy,tem all pernicou
causes which have induced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION. intended as an ally or assist
ant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY. and should be used in
conjunction with medicine IN oil of Get Fuor A.
J BHhe, IT, effects heating soothing and dcmulent
removing oil scaldus, heat chOrdee and pain instead Of tie
burning and snos uendarsbe pain that experienced with
nearly al the cieop quaet Infections
BY the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and C1IERo
KEE INJEClION-tle two medicines a, tho time
all Improper discharges removed and the weakened
speedily restored to full yisor aud strength.
For full particulars get pamphlet from any drug store in
the country or write We viii mail fee any address
a full treatise.
Price CHEROKEE REMEDY 50 per bottle, three
bottles Cor S.
Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION +. per bottle or three
bottles for SIS
Sent by Express to any address recep. Of price.
So ll'Y an druggists everywhere
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SOLE PROPRETORS,
No 50 Liberty st.. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
Fire at Cnmp Butler. nrnr springGcid
HI, and Loss of Life.

CHICAGO, MOnda!, JhH y, ItVI'
A fire at Camp Butler, near Springfield, yes
terdsy, destroyed al the officers quarters. cgIt
Dimon and Lieut. Bennett Of the 18th Illinois cavalry
were burned to death Two other heuicnants were
badly burned in their faces and hands large guam
tity of Quartermastcrs' stores were destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
Faint I.xDiosiOn.

LOUISVILLE. 1uesday, Jan. II, l-Gi
The locomotive attached 20 the Lebanon
Branch trin exploded this afternoon mile south
cast of Lebanon Junction. The boiler Was thrown %
distance Of seyentyyc yards and The cars were blown
off The track The engineer wa. instantly killed. the
fireman fatally injured. and many Of the passengers
were SLIGHTLY bruised but none seriously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
a snow Storm West.

CINCINNATI, Monday, Jan. II, Ibt4.
II commenced raining laat night about =
O'Clock, and continued till o'clock TINS morning, when
n turned 10 snow The ground ia now covered and
snow continues to fail Thermometer 30.