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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06


IRON the London Morning star, Dec. 1sth.l
Intelligence was received in Liverpool
yesterday BY the India and China mail,
to the effect that the notorious Confed-
crate cruiser, Alabama, which We report.
ed few days ago % having left the
neighborhood Of the Cape Of Good Hope
for the east Ard, had be,n making her
self known amongst tho American ship
ping bound from the East Indies, ETC.,
and had, up to the last accounts, captur-
ed and destroyed two first class Ameri-
can msrchantuen. From the few par
ticulars brought By this mail " learn
thst tho bark Amanda, under the COM
mand Of Capt. Larrabee, which left Ma
nila for Cork. for ordere, on the 18th Of
September last, with a valuable cargo Of
cigars. hemp, indigo, coffee and pepper.
vas fallen id with of Java Head BY tho
Alabama, captured, and afterwards de-
stroyed. The Amanda was fine clip
per bark Of Eve hundred and ninety Eve
tons, built 1t Maine in 1861, and owned
BY Aessrs. J. 4 T. Stevens, of that city.
Tho Other vessel burnt By the Alabama
was the well known East India and Chi.
M trader, Winged Racer, commanded
By Capt. CummingA The vessel left
Manila Oh the eth of September. for
New York, and also managed to fail in
with the Alabama off Java Head. and
after undergoing the preliminary course
Of showing papers, ETC., vas declared .
lawful prize to the Confederate govern.
ment aud destroyed. The cargo Of the
Winged Racer was very valuable, bsiog
principally tobacco, sugars and coffee.
The Winged Racer was built in Bostou
10 1852, We ], 707 tons burden, and vas
owned in New York BY Msssrs. r. ].
T-ylor q CO. The latest Intelligence
received IRON Tie nasfitius statss that
the Unitsd Ststss steansr vaudsrbilt,
Capt. Baldwin, hsd l1it Sc. Leafs, boesd
e the Rast Isdis4 -, y sooso4 81 the
AAosAa g. dNDDtA hssi6g -
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06


Crest DvssS ass1s 1Sssss A~ss NJ 16srsrA
New York, Boston, Philadslphia, Baltinses, Har-
sisbarg. and Ill Eastern Cities, carrying ths
0fs6s TAroash United States Nails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNEfRK on
u Bu4alo "a NE arTivel 81 ~ tsaiae from the
West, VIZ the Lake Shore kailread, also iroo lel-
eDAsee % The arrival q trains VI The Nov
Bsosd 0aags Atlantic ard Crest Westsga Railway
ftsn Clsvelss1, O.. giving Passengers he ~
vantage. from Dunkirk u buAalos % iron C1ovo-
laad. o. IT six Foot 0aags. soabinine eass
and ee0fert withent ehasG1, 10 Wide, nsoor
nAlaee Oon, dtssee y Nee Yeti y eoe1soo3oo
ateaioed n - ether roate
FOR RnEF0nT
betwesn I'll points East ana West, oar facilities
aee ansiv1al6d. fesmj1o t0seo - ssl6ahlo -
neetiess q Danhlsh and BuGalo uieA Waosn
roads, and ct ualamaaea With ~ Heooa oauRo
Atlantic and Great Wsstefn Railway, By ~hiSh
route there il no transfer between New York I'D
EXPRESS FRE1GHr TRAINS is.y. New
York daily for I'll peimi1 n ~ West, makine g
q1isk time sad - low rstss - ~ ~ osheersots.
fes Frsish q Passegs isssiis . ~ tie pfis-
dpal cMees il the Wet. - - - Gask s}soeA
Chicago, 40 beooavsy, New Yesk, - - Heuok
6trees, 3. r New Yosk. Is STATE Street, Dsstsa.
OHA0.M1uO1s Doar Supss.
3. b. SRnmunas NoooGU At
y ". BLAuonAnD, 0enl Esudskt Aeone. 4
~. r. BAno, 0euoeal Tfokot Aeon1s 1or1o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

BE- removed by . simple palatabls tsnic. Why
should they resort 70 any other remsdyf
DR.. Robask's Bittsrs contains all that 10 requi-
site, being made Of Roots, Herbs, Barks, 10. and
ere not only very agreeable but ere % sGsetual
compound for the shove diseases. Give then .
trial and you will be satisfied. jas5-1n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
TnR CONFESSIONS Z GXPeRlenCR
or an 8 4 etc.

P06Ii6h0d Tor The b0n0hk, ao1 g Wol1to8 40
A CAUTION 70 YOUNG MEN,
whe safer freo SpsFmatsnhaa. Nervous Detilf-
y. Prsmaturs Decay, etc., supplying at the saus
ias The Means u SELF C1Se. By one Who
he's cured hiself oftse bsiue put - great expsues
and iajusy thseugh medical huobug asd q1ask-
cry. "a
By snelosisg . postpaid sddrssssd sevslops,
single copies may b bed q the aathoe.
NATHANIBL MAYFAIR, Eso..
mvQ7 ANVIL bedford. KinRe Ccsnsv. r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

Why 10 Il that there 10 such . a.
ivsssol demand for Stomach BitteSuS
Its because the sxpssisnes Of M.
issl men haze foand that a egfoe-
able tonic, o. Strengthening pesrasar
zion IL what 10 needed (inseead Of
nsaseous pufgstives, ITO equsliss the
Gov Of bile, and prevent the com
mon derasgsmsnts Of The liver
When such diseases - Fever and
Agus, Liver Complaint, Jsun1ics,
Bilious Hsadachs, languor Or de-
preston Of the spirits, sallownsss Of
oomp1exion. and general dehilftv- nan
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
UNITED STATES haOTRL,

Beach street, Dosson.
directly opposite the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Dspot.)
vrHI 1NDERSl0NED. WHO HAS BEEN
l eonnssts1 With the Aneucaa Hose. II III
city, for over nins years. has leased this WE'LL
knoWn and popular Hotel for tern q yeese, al
pledges himself to HE 5iesds and the psSJ;s .
use his utseost sosss 70 snttsin the reputation d
the UNITED STATES HOTEL, q ! frs1-cleeo
kesss. The publio may rely upon finding, the
appliances and eonforts u frst-elass HCt1.
Price. - heretofore, Two Dollars per day
asS-6nl FRANK 4. PRATT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

The Rev. :. 4. wilsoa's Remedy ios Ceassnp.
ton, Asthna, Bronshitis. Coughs, Csads, saa IN
Throes asd Lang Ahsstioas, Together Win :
paophlst siviss the pessssipties aaa shsst his-
tory q his eass. ca - ebtsissd q sEs
3. 8. BAl.LORD,
Druggist, Dsvssport Iowa, No. 8 Wsst2d 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06

DISEASES or THE NEEt Gus, sEn-
NAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL sYss
Tens sew end reliable tsestmeat-in Re-
pssts Of he HOWARD ASSOClATION-SsoS
By nail n sealed ssvslopss. free u shssss. A.
drsss, Dr.. J. SKILLiN HOUOHTON, Howard
Assosiasies. No. 3 Eesth NintA 6srest, Phila-
de.phia. p. Ev10-dAvon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-06
Useful 4 Valuable
Discovery
tillToN'o
II nseluble Cement

BOOT = , HOE
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the Channels, = Il vorkd
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without stitching.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
OFPICE-No. lo4 King street, over
a,ooa,s. formerly French's) Book Store
Mr. stanton's Dispatches:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. Sent. 3. 1864.

ya;or General Dlp, Neao YORK;:
~ intelligence from Atlanta later than my
,pepran OF last night has been received: The
ses tsessraphic lines between Nashville and Chat
ano,ga n were broken last night by " heel!eer,
and and We have had nothing south OF Nashville
tadav, This accounts for the absence OF later
oformation from Atlanta.
No doubt is entertained here OF the correct
ness If the reports received last night which
came from two independent SO lrces, besides
the eficial dispatch from Gen. Slocun.
An official report this evening from Nash
Vile states that the damage done by Wheeler
10 the railroad will be speedily repaired, and
that Wheeler had retreated. Gen. Rousseau
Bin pursuit.
In an engagement between Rosseau's and
Wheeler forces, the rebel General Kelly was
nortaly wounded, and is in our hands.
A telegram from General Sheridan states
that Early has retreated up the Shenandoah
Valley, and is pursued by Sheridan with his
whole armya and that Averill had attacked
Vaughan's cavalry and captured twenty Wag-
ens, two battle flags, a number OF prisoners,
and s herd Of cattle.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
WAR DEPARTMENT,

n. WASHINGTON, Sept. 4, 8 Z. vi.
a2(or g General D1n, Neso York.
aeneral Sherman S official report OF the cap
|Ss |,s Of Atlanta has just been received by this
ePartment.
~ ts dated twenty six miles south Of Atlanta
|so i; clock yesterday morning. but was ). de-
,saea s by the breaking of the telegraphlc INES
So'l0aad in rny dispatch OF last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05

'As already reported, the army WlthuieW
from about Atlanta, and, on the both, had
made break of the West Point road, and
reached good position from which 70 strike
the Macon road, the right Howard near
Jonesboro, the left (Schofeld) near Kougn-
and Ready, and centre (Ihomas( at Coucn s.
"Howard found the enemy in force at Jones
boro, and entrenched his troops-sI1o salient
within half a mile of the railroad
s.The enemy attacked him at 3 7. NJ, and
was easily repulsed, leaving his dead and
wounded.
Finding strong opposition on the road, /
advanced the lett and centre rapidly TO the
railroad. made good lodgmont, aud broke II
all the way from Rough and Ready down to
Howard's left, near Joneshoro, and by tie
same movement, [ interposed my whole army
between Atlanta and the part OF the enemy
entrenched in and around Jonesboro,
1--WE made an attack on the enemq al
.Jonesboro. on the lst of September, the 18th
earns, Gen. Jeff @. Davis, carrying the works
handsomely, with ten guns and about l,OoO
prisoners ,t1
and we have followed him to another one OF
his hastily constructed lines. near Loye]oy $
Station
NHood, at Atlanta, finding NE on his road,
the only one that could supply him, and De-
tween him and considerable part OF his army,
blew up his magazines in Atlanta, and lett IN
the nightime, when the Goth corps, General
Slocum, took possession Of the place
$50 Atlanta IS ours, and fairly won.
"Since the 5th of May We have been IN one
constant battle or skirmlsh, and need rest
Onr losses will not exceed twelve hundred, ana
we v e have possession of over three hundred
rebel dead, two hundred and fifty wounded
and over fifteen hundred we'll:
A'0 : y wv. T. SHERMAN,
"Major General. -
A later dispatch from General slocum. dated
at Atlanta last night, 3. P. M. state that the
enemy on evaopat9g Atlanta desf[oyIdd nSSsd seven even
ammunition. small arms, and stores, and lett
fourteen @ pieces Of artillery, most Of them I'M
injured. and a large number OF small arms
Deserters are constantly coming into our
lines. EDWIN q NJ. nlaSiJ31' c2W'au
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4, 1864

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4, 1904.
Major General Dsr, New York:
The following telegraphic dispatch from
General Grant has just been received
'sC1TY POINT, Sept. 3.
Hon. b. N. Stanton:
'Ibaye Richmond paper of to day. 1t
contains rumor of a battle at Atlanta, but
says that the War Department having no
aGcal information, i, declines to form an opln-
iDnfrom the rumors. [ have no doubt, how
ever but Sherman has gained great success
there
Before the dispatch of last night was re-
@yed, announcing the occupation OF Atlanta
By our troops, the fact was known to our pick
cts The rebels halloed over to our men that
Sherman had whipped Hood that the latter
bad lost forty thousrnd men, and that our
loops were in Atlanta.
All quit here U. 5. GRANT,
Lieutenant General. >
Our Southwestern telegraph lines continue
down, and this with heavy storm that COM
aeaced in the afternoon, and is still prevail
hg6eyond Louisville, may damage the lines
sas to hinder the arrival OF details from At
ANITA tor day or two.
EDWIN NJ STANTON.
Secretary OF War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
Dispatch from Gen Hood.

ATLANTA, August %, 864--Hon JGn'es
H. don enemy M h have Gn12geo nS restng sG3g
ns,r near the = Chattahoochee, about Sandtown and
their G right extending to point opposlte, = and
the West Point rasodd De~fea s 1a ass nass
point and Fairburn They hola all 1oe o,;tb ;tbss
ines on the Chattahoochee, but not "lth a
Dispatches from Gen; Wheeler Of the M l9th
report the capture of Dalton, win lavgG quan
and two hundred mules r - .na
"He destroyed three trains Of cars and
twenty five miles of railroad J. & 'j Hoop eSm""00
y AZ soo0 ''General. :"
The Philadelphia Press having made the
statement that Hon. George 5. HiiIard, of
Boston, an OPT opent of Mr.. Lincoln IN 1901
HGna Hsrd 5aepIs depes the the his own sig
natre na1n and says that he shall vote tor Nc
Clellan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-05
FROM MOBILE.

New orleans ilOlii tiAt f)llsOAtio OS9ps"S''' az
Mobile Bay. The Confederate surgeons are 10
be sent by the first boat to Pascagoula
The Federal and Conf4] crate Agents
of Exchange have come to 4 perfect ntador-
standing. Prisoners are to be exchanged
shortly.
Six vessels are off Dog River Bar this e"el'-
ing.
The London Times winds n} an editorial Oh
the present situation Of be war IN America as
follows: 'sAs regards the final Issue Of the
war, we consider the prospects Ct the Contece-
rates to be as good as ever; bur the fedefal>
have shown such an iuseusibijity To defeat and
such an inhexitle tenacjtg OF purpo&e, that we
cannot antici! ate any early termination OF the
strife. Perhaps the success OF Sherman ia
Georgia, or Farragut at Mobile, might cou'l-
teract the disappointment produced BY the
failures Of Grant 10 Virginia, and once more
inspire the Federals with expectations OF aoso
lutte success. But in Europe 7e can only en-
ploy the lessons Of eventful campaigns to con
firm our convictions Of the hopelessllesa Of war
and the necessity ofspeedy peace.
The Washineton Chronicle in it's leading ed
itorial, this morning, on ''the draft says
| ''Really, some of us are acting as il the draft
we're fearful calamity, to be avoided at all
cost of honor and patriotism as we'll as Q! MON
ey. There is an epidemic shirklng a. dlscred-
liable to our pluck as to our love Of country.
and in the eager haste to escape dreaded
evil, there is manifested a spirit OF trucking
and ohafaring and coward|y Difference 10 expe-
dients that are destructive Of the moral HE q
the nation. Look at the tolerance exhibited
to the substitute brokers. There are exceI-
tons. perhaps, but race Of more unmltigatod
scamps never cursed a country YET they count
their profits by thousands, and their dspa7
suffer from their extortlon, Or the country sui
fer from their reckless Indifference 10 the char
actor Of the men they are putting IN t'e SGr-
vice.
r. is noticeable that III the present contest
for President Of the United States, neIrhor Ct
the PARTIES ever urge aug U}tJalsm Of the can(i-
dates. as arguments in their favor. Some
time ago. By many, to be ultra: to be severe,
t. be harsh, was = feather 10 the cap OF au
ambitious military man, Or III ambitious po'l-
tician. Now, al tendencies that way, are DE-
MED. ard all UNPLEASANT "reminiscences on thar
score, as much as possible, suppressed II
man has done anything to place Oh his record.
Injustice oppression, cruelty Or hzrshness, IT.
is denied, or excused, or palIiated or explained.
Already, aud during the war. it has come to
mass. that uztynisva has ceased to benefit rs
professors. IF it isgo now. what will it be hers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-07
s. c A E , .
& c A E D
I)AN ME / S e & 7,
Mgi1TIANq' TAILOR

gFAVING taken the stand formerly occu,.
Il pied by ~. & 4. Murray. Ne. ii, Nortn
Fairfax street, IS prepared to h(l al orders en-
trusted to him, and promises to keep UP the
rann+a+ion Of lis predecessors dec Sit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-07

Last week in Washington, 2 preliminary
Injunction was grated by Judge Olin against
the Potomac Ferry Company, to restrain 'h7
company from blocking up the Seventh stree,
wharf They had some tiuo since, placed
two boats in front Of the wharf to prevent the
rom nIainants from using it to land their pas
senaars from the steamer Young America,
running AZ a rival between Washington and
Alexandria The Potomac Terry Company
had purchased the steamer Collyer and the
interest Of her owners in the wharf.-the
comnlainants at the time having purchased
lease On the wharf. Judge DIN says that
both Seventh street and the Potomac are
highways, which cannot be oostructed 10 car
r;ers, and at the most the defendants could
oplv be entitled to reasonable Wharfage. The
United States government had recently taken
possession Of the TWO obstructing boats,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-07
Mr. STATIONS DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, June 6-Major Genera' Lux,
New York: Dispatches have been re so 5ay
from General Grants headquarters to.o tba
, ns ;n' q corps and contemplated operations.
hey state that everything Is gong On oep mn'
The Chief Quarternaster OF the army 'T Mb;ts
. personal inspection OF toe oepot a. III ,a na
Al snnn|ies are On hand, and wagons to trans.
-,or+ f5e,n easily TO the army.
The wounded are being brought IN AM
+yansported, and are not delayed moment.
- 4 dispatch from General sEermaIn' dat ed
MON c}ay at Ackworth, says I am on
he 1;~a. railroad at Ackworeh Station, AND nave
fn]I possession forward 70 Within SIX miles o.
Marietta. All is well.
No other military intelligence has E'oen -
ceiyed to-day. -
Secretary Of War
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-07
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THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retail, r2r~
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where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, W" 3,
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every variety Of style, together with & geC711oEal
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Gas Fitting, Alterations and EXTENSIONS
promptly attonted to; Ali work WarEtnVed.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-27
DIABETES

Is disease Of the stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys, and is without doubt the most Obsti-
nate disease, except Consumption, that affects the
human constitution. We have no space for discus
sing causes but will state that tho effect Of the dis
ease is the conversion Of the starchy principle Tor
vegetable portion Of the food) into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion OF
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
are ignorant Of it, that is they pass large quantities
during the day. and are obliged TO get up from to
fifteen or twenty times during the night. No notice
is taken Of it until their attention is called to the
large discharge Of water and often when i is so far
advanced as to be beyond the control OF ordinary
remedies. Another symptom is the great thirst,
which, when the disease is fully established, is in
tOlerable-he patient drinks constantly 1rit0ut BE-
ing sdSed; also dryness Of the mouth, cracking Of
the lips, sweet BREATH in the more advances cases,
and finally loss of appetite, emacatOn, and the pa
tient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION W WATER is, without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabetes, and we have as much
confidence that it is specific We have that opium
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cured every case in which it has been used.
Stone I'm the BLADDER, Calculus, Grav-
ell, Brick Dust Deposit, Etc, ETC.,
Diseases arising from faulty secreton-in the one
case being too ttle and accompanied by severe pain
and in the other too prOfuse seeretion-which will
be speedily cured by the
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