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Bal A,nr. Rferi.) seuaie' SiaIssilc' NOV. y
Bra Hass, nom -.
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GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL NAIL STEAM

GALWAY LINE. n.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL NAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COdPANi.
ADRiATIC l,2n horsc power t,eVtuns.
clbERhlA, i,ODo horse power 500 ion'.
COLI BIA. 90 horse power 3 cGe tuuA
ANGLIA. l, 40 hor.o power. 500 tam.
''' ''''"'' 4paiaT,c' Cap, Hic(ioLsoS.
y m cal from NEW-Y oEE Tor GALWAY AMI LIVERPOOL
on TUESDAY January 49, 20 be followed by the CoLuN-
Rats o. passage payable III soi II. equivalent ia cur
tys. sbin $50 al,rrnsli..s $40; steersse 3d. Nav
p,.-rser, l5sr.-drd riso 20 London Paris Hinburg
nUrs bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., a. 10y e'' rates
Fsrcl ifoa, Liverpool Oswsyto hewioTs AID bo'ton
go. SO sij. sni l"t.
SABEL ( srARLE. 10 70 Broadway.
Fr ate, Of height .pecie aut al other ~ ppiy 70
LAWFENCE, GILES Co. No. II son'h "'ls"-'..
national STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY
u-i.r..nsG win dispatch Of the aforementioned or
o,hsr r,,,cIs,s l.powrred, Bgshhlit Steamers from
V'"'' SEW-YoRh 10 LIVERPOOL
calling At land passengers ard sess iELh'
~ Tun. Csm-alnGsr. 10 sad
TDiiisi ~ ......s ss0....... Brookiay..
IlRIiiNia.........2s7i..... ..Grscr,...
g.. ,,senr. hyo all b-ea boil uales the inspection Of
tie Chief the liverpool Jli.riies Rees'tTy o.
lion SHIP Tl~y have EXTRA ws,rrtsh compartment aud
they ore fitted np Tor lrs. second d bi.icias pssst
y ho -ie charged y, the ioliowias r-,ss
ta' o''l'''''''''''''" Payable ia Currency.
B- sad accommodation unsurpassed BY aay o,ncr ne
-, fuf,. 20 psItieul.Is, sppyto
WILLIAMS & GUION. NJ IL Nai';
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SUPERIOR COrRT.-sPycssL TK1r-JAs. 9-Beior'
Justice MogCTsRF.
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meobins CARDS. Sc

A r VIM. EyERDELLs SONS, f04 Fulton
~ st--WEppiH0 CARDS. Fine stailcasIy, Colcred mi
ts S.aup.ng HoiogrsEs Door Anl Number Places Seal
rrcS'e blank Books, Cheeks, Notes. Labels sc. tslab-
li.ard 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

EBIE RAILWAY.-Psssenger trains leave
( = from foot of ChaInbcgsst:
a. H., Express for Bufric.
$3.50 J. r.. Hik, daily for Otissille.
q. ~. Mail Buffalo shi intermediate stations.
@:l6 p. m, Way for Port Jerv.s and Newbgrss.
p. ILL., Might Express dairy for DunAirk Buaalo, Roches-
tcr canslGsigua apd principal stations. Train Of saturday
rLns through 10 RuG lo "a. aas not run to DunsIk.
tHAs. MfNOT General Superintendent.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

L'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
J. cisss STEAMER will lssye sew-Ycrs On the III, i5th
25d ci rach month except when .hosc d.s fsl on sun
DAY when the Day OF departure VIII BE- The MONDAY iol'
lowing.
For Freish. Psas. apply =, the only ohie No Bow
ing sroen ID IS. AbLfS, Asent
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NOR INTERCOLLEGIATE LINE.
3 ssio ,N}E'cis UNION ssils January lith,
gOf LONDON, LINE.
nirDAtlEL WEBS TER salts January l,th.
F.r ..-. - or Liverpool aud - ldon 90 fsNs to
,uv sin.u available T Az psrs Of En8aa iclaha Soo'-na
u, \. as. ~ te ay-- pose bl- rrtes, sepiy - ~
gArsCUTr BROTHERS CO.. No. 10 souiht., NJ.
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
~ u~ a. oureYsfown Cork hasoor III Nrt s''
.o. ~, live. pod New lcrA Nh. Hhiceipsis steam
~ H.. t..oi..r,- are Intended 20 sSii ss iolows: 80
orr. f'f HAii' 'an 10
CITY 81 ifisuOE.s.s
~
And .ey .iccceiu. SAFl ADAi, a. noon iTonl fies<s
Nosii l,lses 90 ..,o-
p,gsnle w. golS. or to. sluyieui N currency; - ~.
rRSr CsyiN......sSe " sfEkkAGE 20 20
t, ,in ~ on,un.. eS el>isclag- to loaioa.. ~ W
r cain 10 Paris... - t0Is,eapgs 10 psds... ~ 0v
tse I IA 10 Hamburg ~ eo'iesTsgo 20 iianhuIg u w
n. s.n.s- nio iursadt 10 hayte Bremen, ho'setasn
A.,u. q. &C. ~ equally low rate. 1850, 49,. An.
I,. fcr Liverpool o. QIeealiown: l,' cshin So THa
A.. "a s..rec "a. Tho.s Who wish " send for their
~ N, r,n bay r,s.l- herv Nj these rates.
Fo. lii or Information sppy &. he Company cnic.s
ION. g.. DALI Ak cont No. u broadway, ~ Y.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FoR All
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

7 II
II ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov II. it0J-Leaye
James sip aud s+hst +. r. 1T -Frdiys and sstur'
day. x D. slsofoT GTeenrcrt, sas fsbcr hainptons,
g. .rnpnn- q, oil Stations For Isliy at ga and p ~
For syo-ss at m.. n and p. For Jannea 81
and ii $ ul aud and
for 3hs, stopping At al s'tons fsse Tor TINS Yam ~
. arsicn rates. ., =, ~ -.
.ion, i. EEA>OSER, Superintendent
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NTEw-YORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ...,
1867. COMMENCING NOV; is 1888 isos
PASSENGER Station in Sewiork, corner Zllns ana ssnsS
Entrance 2sth st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

TOR BOSTONand PROVIDENCE,v via NEW
Il PORT ard FALL. RiyER-The spl.aiid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt. Brown. leaves New-York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, {
O'CLOCK N, and the EMPIRE SrhIE, Capt. bgayton,
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, md FRIDAY, At O'Clock p. m,
i.om Pier No. 3 North River.
Hereafter will be REGARDED secured any appl-
until the shall have been paid for.
Fresh Boston fow aTdcd through with great dispatch
BY a. Express Fseisht Tain.
n n ! W
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TLANTlC and GREAT WESTERN
"a RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sESGEK TRAINS LEAVE NEW-loah. VIA the Erie
Isiway from foot OF CLsulhrr-.st, RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, .. WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS,
ting with railroads. all prHcipsi cities in the West.
THIS soad being e,ica1ed and will complete
running order to man.sd Gallon Ur5a, Dag ton, Cincn-
ult and St Louis. without brock VI gauge.
T. H. GoopxAy Gen. Ticse, At, &. .sWEETSER.
Ms-dyile. Pa General Supt.
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Gicamboats ann Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
EoR NEw-HAyEN, HARTFORD, and

n sPRINgsiELpStesners leave Peck slip at 3:l5
Passengers 90 north and east fIo new Haven at II H.,
ain board over night without charge.
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rRom CHATTANOOGA.

. New Movements-ruineHsc Lnoor s'
DE Campaign-Grant's Headquarters
a. an, Acknowledgements Eone Gen.
Brapnsn-Brags's Defeat n"" sh'
pxec,amation Of Amnesty - The
Georgia Shareholder wi'he"t Nope
sravery Openly Discussca-Terrers OF
,no r.srI Want Of News.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

= Coslss the Pssssyivasia mines has
fallen City cents per ton.
Turkey IL becoming civilized. Hence
forth real estate at Constantinople is to
be taxed. AZ
The new Governor General Of Cuba
is trying to pat = stop to The slave trade.
Brigham Young has just taken a new
wiie-his 0lst.
Wild hogs are abundant in the Mime
sofa forests.
A statistican declares that there are
2,ll6,175 horses in England GOO, 600
for private use.
In K.nsas they make old bachelors
pay for building sidewalks. Matrimony
Is being resorted to as matter Of econ
omy.
A one-legged man IN Boston has
learned to skate, and astenishes the ma
tiyes with bis evolutions on one skate
aud crutch. -
A new church has been built at San
Francisco for I. Starr King at q cost o
100000. There 10 . debt Of 90, 900 on
it, and Mr.. King has told his congrega-
ton that he will not preach in the new
church until the debt is paid.
A new cathedral IL about to be erect
Cd in HAVANA, built wholly Of iron, the
estimated cost of which is one million
dollars.
PATS fashions are sensible. The new.
eat styles Of winter walking shoes have
uncommoply thick soles, gigantic heels,
and are edged with fur, aud are 80 noisy
that one can hardly tell the step Of a
lady on the sidewalk from that Of a
trooper.
The new king Of Greece has gained
the favor Of his subjects. He goes to
church regularly, frequeois the markets
aud bazare, talks with common folks, and
Seems inclined to lie amiable and just.
A room has been prepared in Phila-
.'elphia for the Matching ofeggs BY steam
aft sr the custom Of the Chinese. The
cstab Cehment is OF about 600 hen pow
err.
England has four wars on her hands
New Zealand, India, China and ia
pan.
A "reliable gentleman" just from
Richmond, says jeff Davls will cut his
throat when the crisis of the rebellion
comes.
Gov. Curtin, Of Pa, is in New York,
uuder medical treatment for exhausted
health ard vigor.
The colosseum at Rome was lately il :
Illuminated with B.ngal lights for the
graf tication Of a woman who was bar
oness and Koihsch'ld.
The greatest stock owner in the Unit
ed States is a California farmer, who has
some 10000 head Of cattle. He has
lost ! 900 head lately on account of the
scarcity of fodder.
The London Times refused TO publish
an advertisement OF "Mrs. Lirripcr's
Lodgings" not knowing but it would
thereby lure young men OF easy virtue
into one Of those pl. SO graphically
referred to by Solomon, the steps o.
whose keeper ''take hold on hell" The
objection was removed when the
"Thunderer' found out that it was only
the title of Dickens new Christmas sto.
ny.
4 NovELTY The late t novelty is
new fashioned tea or coff-e cup, con-
rived for the benefi. of gentlemen with
heavy mustacbios. 1t is provided with
reat band over the top, of a piece with
a emp itself, on which the uxuriant mus
tachc rests, while the mouth, at the
same time, finds itself conveniently cit
uated with reference to an aperture
large enough to allow free egress fer the
fluid within.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c REAT A MERIC CAN REM EDY."
zCr. Earvcyss

AK ESA - Vcy,s
hrOno-T d rmal r male Pills,
N HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
~ (wben the directions have been strictly
follow ed IN removing difficulties aIis,ug from
OBSTRUCTION OR STOPPA6E OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to perfect health ahcn
suffer ne from special affections, rolapsus tt.r,
the Whites, or otoc- weakness of the Uterine Or
cans. The Fills are perfectly harmless on the
constitution, and may b taken by the most dell
icate female without causing distress At the
same time - ct 1kc q cha r M.
By streng thehing, iIyigorating and restosing the
system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on
On the monthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the Obstruction may
arse. They should however NOT lie taken the
FIRST three or four mon.h his OF pregnacy. though
safe at any OF her time, as miscarriage would be
the result. Each box contains 30 pills. P,ice 81.
DR.. Harres's Treaties on dised,es Of Females,
Pregnancy, .hiscarriage, Barrennees, iter,li-
ty. Keprcdustion aai lbsse ef Nature,
and emphat;caliy the LADIES PRlvATE MEDICAL
ADVISER, ps phlet OF 81 pages. sent tree to ny
address. Six cents required 70 pay postage.
The Pills ard Book will be sent ty maii,
dentialy, when aesi ed, securely sealed, ard pre-
paid, on receipt Of money by
J. BRYAN. NJ. n, General agent.
76.Cedar-strect, New York.
Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Smith h Dwyer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago
III. WELLS, Agent Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

r. 3. MOORE,
House. sign, Ornamental and Fresco
PAT NJ n II "a.
No s Franklin Block, above Post Office Up stairs.
IL ORpERS FOR PAINIlNG OF ANY
"a style or quality attended to promptly, and
complete satisfaetion guarsntieA 10 oil eases
Give me cali. 10y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
Third Edition, 5Oth Thousand
MAN HOOD.

A TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
IA Involuntary Emissicnr, Mental and rbysica
lncapacity. Loss Of Power. Premature Decsy, linz
pediments to Marriage. Nervous Debility, Scf
abuse Sexu Il Diseases, &C., be.
BY Rom. n. BELL. NJ. d., Member Of the Royal
G. l.cge of Surgeons, London. ~ pages Price cts
This Book should be read BY every one. and
part c.lariy by those arriving at Nant God. II
cont aims impor ant advice to al and the means OF
cure TO the afflicted Is plainly SCI forth. IL has
Sarcd Housrsds from LIFE Of lisery.
Sent Under sealed envelope, BY mali, on re.
ceipt Of the money Or postage stamps, by
j. BRYAN. NJ. D.. Cedar-St New York.
Ii. WELLS. Agent, Davenport.
ap2a.d6e1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE,
For. a Short Time ONlu.

Office hours from 9 to 19 a m, and 2 to 4 p IN.
The ~ lowing are testimonials from the first
Physicians OF Davenport, which sho ud be tufIi-
sient TO convince the most skeptical
cheer uIiy recommend Dir. NJ. V. Saunders as
sufficient and trustworthy as q chero poaist, and
believe he will satsf, all who may Ell trust them.
E.s. BAkROwa, NJ. D.
We concur in tn" above.
join NJ ADLER, NJ D.
TIL SAUNDERS, ID.
TOMSOM, ii b.
This eertifes that l have experienced the OPP
Grafton Of DR.. saunders in removing corns from
my foot, and recommend him to tho corn munity
ss 9 skiiiiul operator. u BLooD.
Having witnes sed an operation performed by
DR. Saunders upon the foot OF Mr. u NJ
Greene, woul cheerfuliy re mmend i'm TO oil
who may be suffe,isg from corns, bunions, chill
blains. ingrowirg toe nails, DC, as o very sclea-
JANt s McCoRTNEY, ND.
Davenport, Dec. 10Th.
DAvsHPoRr, Dec 10Th, 1868
d. Saunde RS has tn Is day operated on my feet
an9 also upon the feet OF my wife, Tor the removal
o, CO rs. Tn g operation was pai7less. l chetr-
fu recomme nd hi IN TO oil suffering from afllic-
tions of The feet = IL WUhLEl, u.
Ihave with cssed an opera ion for the removal
Of a corn By r saunders. 1t was removed las
tAe patient ssii) without pin or drasiae blood
1t was very neauy done. From the testimonials
exhibited by tho Doctor and the operations re-
fcrrcd TO- cheerful Nv recommend him to The pub
lie o, a skilliul opc at r.
Davenport, Deo Nth. 1868.
DR. Saunders would say to all who are suffer
Inc from nsrowing to nails that he can warrant
al Immediate cure wit aout goi q through tho
barba,nus ope ration OF tearing he nail IT, 80 is
done in lAany cases Ills treatment of tho feet
causes no pan.
C45- .. o,ationi I,e.for med in a fev nomen 8.
and tbs boot or shoe can be worn Immediately,
without the leasi inconvepieo ce to tn patient.
Chi ibiains no guarantees an efsc,ual cure or no
charges. decl9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

Mr. GEORGE A BRurN, Org mist Of St James Epis-
csral Church, Chicago, III says:
They far turpass all other instruments OF the
kind tn thave come under my observation for
ful.e s,, richness and brillancy Of tone, and
promptness and del cacg OF actiod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

BLACK sToNE, Mass.
GENTLEMEN THE three American Organs
purchased of you for the OF our churches,
here, in Uxbridge, and in Aulbury. have been in
use one yesr. 1t gives much cies sufo TO say
that they have fully met our exec at ons, and
given the greatest satisfaction. remain yours.
SHERIDAN, PASTOR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

JOHN JORDAN,
no: Is wHss- SECOND ~. M. nnADY MAlu,
1fAKEs 70 ORDER And IN THE BEST
M style g
Msn SnA Bsys Clsshass
Z evsry 1sssrspssee. NJ fstiest asss6As6so
O6sraaSo6. leealedt 6e0 ~ go bon1oG)e9 ~
90 e.salasnass * 1 1 - - ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
1T PERMANENT CURE OF

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR title
1S PERMANENT CURE OF
Gonorrhea, elect, Ursthral Discharges. Impo-
tebce, Seminal Weakness. Nightly Emissions,
lncontueEce, Genital Debility and !rii-
taoility, Gravel, Structure and afec-
tions of the kidney Bladder,
which has been uaed by upwards Of
100 Phy51osans .
in their private Practice with eutre success, su
preceding Caben's Capsules or any other COM
pound hitherto known.
REEs'S. S.aEEEFEf PEEES..!
are speedy ia action, often enecting.a cure in
few days, and when q cure is effected it is ,er-
nanent They are prepared 'r IN vegetable cx-
tracts that are hafmies on the system, and never
nsuseate the stomach or in pregna,e The breath
and being sugar coated, ali nauseous t-sie is
avoided No change Of diet is Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere With
bnsiue-s Each Box contains six dozen Pills
Price 81 Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
In places where no agent is advertised they will
be seat by nail, posi- pail, and conf ientialiy Sc
cured from observation wher desired, on receipt Il
money, by J. BKY AN, ~ D., rs Cedar 81, N. Y.
Smith 4 iwyer " Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
I'd. We lis Agent, davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

n. TYNNAN,
NO. II EAsr % o., OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HALL,
Family Grocer.
II EEPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICE
n stock Of Family Groceries, Of ali kinds,
which be offers at the ioweet prices; also
PURE LI0UoR6
for mediuai puspoees. which have been selecte6
especially f0r this market. He s7iicits full
share of patronage. Call and exais ire goods and
rr;ces mv23-d.y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
q @ M - II ut II n n q ~
CAN b. CUR.

The advertiser, Physician tf thirty years ex-
Eeriepce in the tire .tMent Of Lung DLeases,
Bronchitis, asthma, DC, but now retired from the
Practice, is DESTROYS o! impar,ing his experience
by diiusing information Invaluable to suffering
hum nifty, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine vii! no do 70. all. tic will
send Prescription, with full directions for use,
adapted to each particular case,and will surely ef-
feet euro. Thy lit will cost you nothins-a
st required fer postage. Address.
H. LOWE. III. D.. Box 500, New York City.
ii. WELLS, Agent, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

AZ AlsPsiNE>S or ssEea;sS

INdJ ID JHG QCEc1ION
I,HE FRaPRiEIoRS or THE NEW YORK
L MUSEUM AND ANATOMY or EKb1ciEE have
determ, ned, regar. less OF expense, - sue fee
tor the benefit OF suffering humtni'Y) ! u Il q
their most inteiestins and instructive lecture
on Mari. &c and its aisonaiifcst ons, Nervous De-
oihty, iiematu Q Deci lie of Nanho.S. Inoigss-
i'm, Weakness or Depression Los, 81 Energy ID
Vital Power, the G-eat Social Evil, and those
maadies which result from youthful fotlies, s2-
cesses OF maturity, Or ignorance OF Ply aiolo. y
ami Natures Law.
Theseinvaluahle Lectures have been the means
Of enlig htening ana saving thousands, and Will
be forwarded free, on receipt OF four stamps, by
Addressing SECRETARY, New York II scum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, Gl8 broadway, Vow
York. eapo-iy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

RoxBrkY, MASS
To allu ie to instruments which bear the name Of
S u h II " Smith, would be useless. I hey Lave
5 tool tho the ttst for ears: and when we ray
that they always Il fleet upon the reputation Of
boston men, VIC iwerd high praise. In quality
of tone and fioish they justly claim the FIRST
rank and, having so much a. sta e, their name
on American Organs may be considered good
Of any. Respectfully,
PROF l. q \ sECUH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07
THE AMERICAN ORGAN

is an entirely new instrument. It contails ootn
The / osent 7yemoto and Forte ktop. knee
Swell Lonbls Bei!oms and Iwo BloW Pedats
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-07

From Geo r Wiley, Organist ard Directo, of Mu-
sic at John Street Church, Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, Mass.
GENTLEMEN - Having thoroughly examined
your American Organs, am OF III, opinion tina,
icy are not e9uaed by tsoss Of any maker
They are distinguished from ell have seen by
to cir extreme funess. yet mel owness of tone and
their quick responses to the touch of the perform
or. am yours, DC, GEO WILEY.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-11

MILITARY PEoMoTloN. Brgadicr General WILLIAM
MALONE has been appointed Major, General in the
Confederate Army tho date Of his commission to he
from tho 3oth Of July, 1864. General MAuoNE has
been acting Major General for some time pasl
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-11
How the Japanese Restore Faded
Flowers


After q boquet is dropping beyond
all remedies Of fresh water, the JAPAN
ese, can bring it back to all it's glory
bya very simple and seemingly most
destructive operation. 'Ihad dreceiv-
ed" says visitor in Japan, "a bunch
offowers from u japanese acquaint-
ance." They continued to liYe in all
their beauty for. nearly two weeks,
when at last they faded. Just as I
was about to have them thrown away,
the same gentleman Japanese gen
tleman) came to see me, showed
him the faded flowers, and told him
that, though lasting a long time, they
had now become useless. oh! no.
said he, Eonly put the ends Of the
stems into the fire, and they will be
as good a.; before was incredu-
lous 50 he took them himself and
held. the stem ends, in the fire until
they were completely charrcd. This
was in the morning; at evening they
we're again fresh and vigorous, and
have continued SO for another week"
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-11
FHOM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Aug. 1G.-A flag Of truce boas
arrived at Narina last night, bringing 80 sur
geons and chaplains. s.
The Baltimore -lncricun OF tie 9Th saws
The rebels have again fed from Maryland
The retreat is said to have been made in haste,
the movement of the Fcdcrals on tic south
side of the Potomac threatening their rear, be-
ing the cause.
The main rebel forces, under Early is re-
ported .rctrcatin" Upon. Winchester.
Sheridan las been placed temporarily in
command Of the Shenandoah Valley.
It is reported that Averi overlook the 1,b-
els under McCasland gt >MoorcfcId, and at
tackled them, capturing their ammunition and
500 prisoners. Ihs Baltimore -lo1c.icun is
much clatcd'by this news.
There is nothing important from Virginia
Both armies seem to be strengthening their
positions. ..
T'lcSraplic reports from Fort Smith claim
= 'c'ory over the Conirderatcs. under Cooper
a!'I Stand Watics, on the. 3 ISt ult
European dates Of The Goth has been rc-
ccivcd, but no news of Importance.
The Confederate Loan was active, at impro-
wing rates.
Gold in New York o57.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-11
From PEA,EsENpc

PETERSBURG, AUGUST 9.-About noon to-day
a heavy explosion occurred in rear OF the cnc-
my's liucs.
Rather more than usual sbarp-shooting and
mortar sheIlng this evening.
Weather sultry, with slight rain to-day
PETERSBURG, July 1o.-rhc explosion OF YES
terday has not, as yet, been accounted for
The enemy arc contracting thcirtlines--rcar
front ill direction Of the Weldon Esilroad-
and showing themselves in diminished force.
Everything indicates the enemy throwing
themselves on the defensive.
There has been little or no sllalp-shootiuc,
and scardcly any mortar or artillery firing
to-day.