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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29

ding up n foreign interest. We are supplyin
oarmv medical department for hospital pur-
poses with my article woish has been approved
by tho Medical Purveyor At Washington. Sol,
ny druggists, grocers ho.sls and restaurants sv-
erywhero. Cali for Robacks Ustawba Brapdy.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29

the CUNfkSSsONs Z exrBRIENCk
or an 1nv = 11s
Published for the benefit, AL ass waning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from Sp~uatsnhoa. Nervous Dsoili-
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cry.
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single copies may Be had Of the author.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29

- QUACKERY.-I earnestly caution al
young men suffering from Nervous Debility. L..
against sndansssiDs their hsslth BY patronisins
any ofths advertising qaaeks. You esu folly -.
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Road letter which VIII send you il yos win
send me q post paid snvelops bearing your ID.
dress. Direct to
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febl1-dAslyl Lock OF, Boston Mass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29

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can furnish pure Calaw bs Brandy IT
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times lire those, every A rnerican cit
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cur own manufacturers instead Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29

and similar tsosblss II saesssd 70 progress, rssslt
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Affections, oftsotinss isessabls.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29
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Discovery !! RI
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utility thaa aay iavention
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hes bsen thoroughly tested
suring the last twu ysa-s by
pracsical men, and pfonouns-
cd b. al % -
SupofiOr 70 any
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without stitching.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07

ssa5e Are reported &c have hfosH "a sBginS c6 tbs
track OF She Lebanon branch Of the railroad to day elk
miles from New lawn. They burned the express Bag
gsge car robbed the passengers and left Ia We drec-
8 on BardstoWn.
Jerseys gang Of two hundred gueilAs returned to-
day from raid to the 0Aio river, and encamped four
miles from New Castle Toe inhabitants OF that town
mNmentaTiy apprshend an attack.
Passengers from Nashville say thA. Wheeler, FORFEIT
snd Roddy arc engaged tearing up the tack Of the
Great Western rilroRd between lshvie and the Ten
nessee river.
The Nashville UnioR says that Rousseau has made
such disposition his force that these RIB COM
mAods eennot injure the railroad and that Rousseau
has gooe out to give Wheeler battle.
NoaE or waEELiRs MSyEMESrs.
NAsHvILLE, pit 2-Several miles Of ,hs Nashville
and Chattanooga Rilrold v re burned by Wneelets
fore Yesterday Gen. lussesu drove the rebs force
within three miles Of LlVeIgne do met with STUBBORN
resistance.
Tate Intelligence REPORTS thai the head Of Wheeers
column has le4 thehureesOoro pike, the whole force
moving fem the Tetne sae and Atlanta Railroad IN
The diSc,ion of Franklin Rousseau close pursuit.
Persons iust in from Franklin report that the town
e An the hands Of Wheslers orc he having entered
and captured i last night Particulars are not yet re-
o,ived
Oar casualties In yesterd ,ys skismishiog five
killed and 6fly or City. Eve wounded.
A small bod OF rebels fred at q train on the ] e.
pss.se and Atarta railroad at BSntUo0d, eight miles
from beFs.
Tne rebsl loss yesterday eigh. killed and fifteen
wounded. We cap:u ed a number Of prisoners.
We srs iu Geographic communication south OF this
point. Tho river Is falling.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
THE CITY,

NEGRo BuRGLAR-01 the % h July, tho residence
of A. K. Holiday, near Camp Lee, was broken into aud
robbed of $1,000 worth of family stores Officers Sal
and Jk Inns esed three OF ihs burglars two free
negroes and slave, who we're convicted at the lest
term of the Hastings Court Last night they arrested
John Logan free negro, on the same charge He was
brought before the Recorder this nornng when Il was
proved by viii witnesses that he had been seen in
possession Of some OF the properly stolen from Mr.
Holiday. Warner, slsve Of Reuben Lucy, was ex-
apined IS a WtBess He stated that he, the two free
Negro es-Harrs, John Logan aud another, vent to-
geher to rob Mr.. Hollidaya house. They spproi caed
the house about half past o'clock at night Logan
opened oce Of the basement windows Of the house got
ia and handed cut tugar, -four, tcbieeO. 40 When
each had secured as much rs he could carry the parry
Oame as far as the brick yards at the head Of Leigh
street, and there divided the plumber.
John Logan said he could prove that at the time Of
the r1bbsry of Mr., Holidays house he vas with the
10th Virginia OAvAry he was ssn, on to the Huslnse
Oo-rt, where hs Ii have 40 opportunity TO prove an
alib
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
IRON THE VALLEY.

Early StIn In the ShenandOah-HIS Where
abOuts Rel nfOrOensnts Reaching Him.
The Chronicle contains the following teegIsphic ed
ces from mo Valley
BALTIMORE, SPIT "A ppeOial despatch TO the Antsy.
can. Dat d Charles ovn, Va, September 2, Gays: =
b We been maoh dis ppointed on hearing that dos
catches which Lsent you from Berryviue have failed
reach thef Destination.
al lave MT sufficient time in this despatch IS the
mail eavee Hsrpers Ferry al LIS P. II to enter into
dstas bat will briefly sste the principal polnts OF In
formation which were banned by TeeoDnoisanee.
"Iu the Rrst plaza Early has not lef aud has no In
teution Of 10 wing tbs Valley. His hsadq1r;ers are a.
Bulker Hul, half way between MartinsbuIg and Win
chester.
"He is buslly engaged ia repairing and puttirg up
the telegraph uirsa and already has elegrapho com
munleAtion With Edmond from this side OF Wood
stock
"Early receiving achievements, and FrzsuSh Lee
is kuoWa 10 have received 500 fresh horses for bis cav
alry. uho are said 10 number 2 900
''Thefe IL a regular stage from WING ereF TO StaunN
ton which runs every day, and several officers and sol
ers or, reosving furcugbs to 20 home and re-
urn to Wizeheser Wheh does not look as though they
intended leaving the Valley.
NKW YohK GOLD NARKET.
Nss YoRK. Sept. 2-Gold closed ct 252.
Nav YoRK Sept 2, 2. A-Gold has fallen 10 night
70 244
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
LATER FROM kUROPE
NJ. ORDua BIZ 1ur BRITISH CUSTOMS.


The latest neWE from Europe ia up to the 94;h Of Al.
zael. The political news Is unimporSan,
HAuYAx. Sept The steamship HeolA, from Liver
pool August 2s1 and Queenstown on the rs b, has ar
rived.
The difficulty between the Egyp,isn Government and
tho United Ssaes GJVsInnent hs been satisfactorily
sdlus ed.
40 el.Ctioueerng riot had occurred at Geneva, Swift
zsll md. bu, had snbsided.
Toe Upited sa.es frigais Niagara had arrived 10 the
Tatu5.
TIE British Customs have iseusd an order that no
ships OF ether Of the American bell gerenta shall be al
owed to OF tar any Eoesh ports for the purpose Of
beilg dismantsd and sold
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07

Gov THnT-william sposr aItas Wis'Taod, was
brought before the RsooNsr this morning, to answsr
the charge of having in his possession oSw supposed
to have been stOlen
/, appeared that. early this morning. Dr John
earnett, wi o lives In Hsnr;cO. New Ridge, vas
informed By Of his eeryants that COW al been
stolen ont of his pen The D. wihSu. I'll ,uly track.
he Gov TO Roeketts old cid, name track aeCSr =
panying the COW. On &c ting to the Old MMle, Dr.
Gsratt found ihy cw spOes being 10 the custody #
,ts rOIos, splusr had sold he COW to scaEsrz tka
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
WuhIDNRsDAE MORNING, SEPT. !. 1854.
Rs0a yes sSsGy'S EOs's''-S Asiss'O'L
Shirt of the Morning Press.

The Sentinel Is delighted to h,ar that cur. veterans
confronting shermans nyFndoas are In As ndomi1aoie
splrt ana dissemination % ever 50 Are We. Il not
feature of that army to grow disprited and desPOn-
d.nt Esery disaster that has fallen 10 iis lot has but
served 10 stimulate Il to renewed deeds OF valor and
diving. 81 will IL bs again The Sentinel a6jures
svery man il that quarter to lush TO the support Of
Hood Tue bi ser experience OF the ensmy's advance
up,u oar territory will be a SUFFICIENT weEning to those
Who have ass side to defend that ia The time to
strike If they would it from Pilage aud Outrage
The Dispatch compares the disappointment OF 'he
Chicago OOnysntOl at tie news o. tie iA Of Atlanta
to hat uhich chilli feels Vhen, aft having spent
houIs in building house, win pack Of etrd1 soms
one comes aloog strikes against The table and Iumoles
the whole sdi6es On the Alor. Toe comparison 10
one hu, cannot believe with she DsPatSh that
snv authorizations which NIGH: have bad OF this Con-
yentioa-aud W. &C rot know tAs NJ was bad ID what
II might do for us has been vesy materially al Osed oy
the A,Lnta catastrophe.
Ijpooln's and MsOisans chances, 10 the approaching
are Irsty neatly ;qlA thinks the kE IrH'r
The Stale slselCu in YsrneR which tAkes Paes to-day
and that 10 Maine, which occurs within week, viii
shos nov the wind blows. Tue abAnd ,nmsnt o At
lana vii be trump card fir Old Abe add he viii be
surs 70 pay It for the best advantage. Toe h<G'' 'T
then proceeds to riddle Gov ssymOurs letter, and end
by saying the only way We Of the South can influence
the Yankee elections, ia by striking ssms quick and
rec blO.s moo, both By land ard tea
The Bgs rsr p,edOts grsas ii iiaFy activity on the
n.t Of the sasmy between tai' aud the close OF Tie
wear and ask, ere We resayl 1. urges the people and
ts .uthcr ice 70 IN up cur armss without delay, end
sss on the Cousetps Bureau 70 root out S it's super
lumsralies.
IA a general review Of the situAlOn, the Examiner
6ots noting really discou agog e'en IN Georgia II
H,o's army re.aias ils MORALE IS there is reason 10
believe, then VIC may oonsi6sr al things SAFE Neither
Grant nor Sherman can retain their PRESENT positions
without heavy renforesmsnts, which vii leave other
parls Of the CoofsssTaoy unmolesed.
With regard to tho coming Northsra elections, the
EfaRinsr s Of opinion thai Lineoha success depends
altogether on the overthrow o. the Southern afm.ss-
Toe prospects Of the COaederAcy were never brighter
usn AZ this moment. If she dOserve success and lie
resolved 10 win il never so gOo@y, il tired Of the
,gsgs and unWoFt1y Of Independence, her resolution
And Essl fail a. she eleventh hour" Why "Shs'-Shy
'Asr." o. EroniHsr, when speaking Of = ru2ber Ct
IpdepsndJnl Statcs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07

butcher. for eaoa scsE st bsr sale as enw wss II,
ecgn'E,d by hr Lslsbury Rack ascn, he bal sold NJ
Geo. Frcensn, Of Manchester, two ysAls ago. splosr
when arrested, at trs', said he had brought The
from Charles Git sfsrvsrds he confessed that hs had
received the xirOu slave, who had ef,red to psy
him for selling it, f3gi se
DR.. aaruett setedto the ooort that the COW Was an
ssrAy that tai hs farm about two years ago.
Several witnesses proved haiti Mr. FreemHns COW.
At the request of Dr. woOtsD, counsel for the pri-
soner, the case vsi continued I'LL to morrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
THE BATTLE AT EAsTPOINI
THE ENTRANCE INTO ATLANTA

From the Warrington Ohr0Hisls Of the 81, just re-
Osivs5 We gather the following
OFFICIAL IASEEE BuILEriSs:
FIRST BULLETIN.
WAsBKGroH, Sept q SPIN.
6gsi1y Gsnsyal DE-. NsgU York
lois department has received iatelhy 'nee this even
iDv that Gsnersl Shsrman's adyaIcs entered Atlanta
about noon 70 day.
The particulars have rot yet bsen received but tes-
graphic communication during tha night With Atlanta
reot IL expected
L. ia asc,riared With reasonable csTtaloty that the
naval and other cred required by the set OF Congress-,
viii amount 10 ahoui 200 600, including New York,
hich has MT yet bfen reported 10 the department 20
that the Presidents call OF July IS Is practically 70
pesd 10 three hundred thousand men 70 meet and take
ls,. Tbenev sais msuis In she navy.
"a The casualties OF battle, sickness, prisoners, and
dssertion and
"a The hundred day tF cpl and oil Others going
ont M expiration OF service tids fall
Onss hundred thCu and req troops, promptly FUR
pshed is al that General Grant asks for the capture
Of ebmcnj, and 10 give dnisliog blow 70 tie rebel
armies yet IN the 4 IL.
Fhs residue Of the call would be sd6qlsts for gsrE-
20 IN forts and ciies and 70 guard all the lines OF
communication and supplies. free the country iroD
grsrias give security 70 trade pFOtsc commerce. and
tra7s and establish peace, order and tIarq1llity in
ovpry SAFE EDEIs NJ STAEFOS,
Secretary OF War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
sEOONp BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON. Sept. !

WAkHINGToHt sept iO4o r NJ
Najor General Djz Nee York
Toe fonoEing telegram from h'jOS General sleeam,
dated this dsy 10 lana, aud JUS received, confirms
she oipturs OF that city
general sherman ta8 taken Atlanta. The 2O.h corps
occupies the ~ TIE maio aroy IS on the main road
near E4stpoiuL battle fought neaE ihst Polnt IN
which GsntrAl Sherman vas iuceas sui P4rucolafsuos
80, h. W. SLOCUM,
"Mjor General"
An unofficial report states thAt IA The battle fought
usar stpo,ns By seIOr General Sherman with HOOD,
the rebel amy in tWO, With very heavy loss 70
the enemy, and that General HTdse vas kh'sa' Ouf
- nj E1o,p EDWIS n. STASTON,
Secretary Of War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
FROM TaE SOUTHWEST.

CONFEDERATkSL IN FORCE NEAR HASHPILAE
ROUSSEAU TO GyE WHEELER BATTLE
The follOsDg is the latest e0stainrd 10 tAs 'sie-
r,apSis sdiieSs Of the ChTORieIs Of the 50;
E.sz7lLLE Sept IA rebel force, estimated AZ ten
bonsana strong, with twelve guoF, was within seven
1sen miles Of shVlile 90 the ha'irSesooIo PlAsi ?.
s"i;,L, - morning Msilr General R1sseau, With
80 N e.valry and infAqIry stsFsOd yesterday aisef
oo1 and met tbe speDys GdI'nOe early this mornn g
So stirmisbirg ensued, viii varyits success. Al
tse Isl aeeoun.s had driEeu the reses 'D'ee
niles touald MudIeesooro -. wsssls,I.
Ne ssOgoFs iron the advance EeP', ' '1ss
Tssro n .e,,.issra6ls force OF rsOsa a. L osnoa-
PrIsoose ana soms wounded have b'en sea' u r0la
b usssags irnut
lss Ass DEsPaIos
LaasTIls, ?. l,--Fissu gusEilas, uaass S'll' No
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
FROM GEORGIA.
SHERMAN RE ORGANIZING HIS ARMY
The POSITION OF OUR FORCRs, BTC.

EAoOS Sep. s. Our army is resting e LoVet05'n
Station, with Tho snemy's advance li,ket \ front
The enemy will r,-orgsn'z, their folc AID eolleo'
stores at Atlanta before entering upon another CAM
ps!gn.
sIOOED DISPATCH
MACON, Sept. 5.-AtabiA was e'acuat d by dsne at
Hood a. o'clock Friday morning, and occupied by 20
enemy at IL o'clock.
General Hold blew up bis extra smmu' ionr burr6 q
his surplus 6ommitsary stores, and dIty CT on To
Med onougb road.
A. one o'l1Ok, Saturday, General Eco formed c
Jauo ION with General Hardee, at Loyei3 station, on
he Moon and Western RIi-osd, who're lie Wto'e
army Is now concentrated
wbl, the fall of Atlanta Is regrettej the symJ ard
pso1is are net at al discouraged.
THIRD DE- PATos
MACON, Sept 6-All rsPoitci qaie. 10 Jay. Cur
army is 70 organizing and restipg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
FROM ARKANSAS.
REPORTED CAPTURE Of GUNsOATa AND
TRANSPORTS
AFFAIRS IN MEMPHrs E,a

NOBLE, Sap "A sPsc'sl d'seN.s7 80 he Rog.stsr.
from Ssnstobia, to-day, ssys;
scouts report the O,Pturo Of DqTa'a B'aa. AJkan-
sas, with two gupbcst and seven transports.
Gen. Grerson, with cavalry and artillery, has gone
across the river from Momths
Twelve transports Loaded Eith tsOofs, pass.d down
the ryer from mphis. Friday night. Th!T supposed
Destination Ia White River.
The circulation In Memphis Of tho Metropolitan
Record, F.esman's Journal, and Chicago Fm,a, bas
been prohibited.
Thas is general rialnIOg in Memphis among the
Northern Democracy the result Of The Oh oag' Con-
V7ntien.
All quiet az Mobile.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
FROM PETERSBURG.
A FURIOUS oANSoNADE-NoBODY HURT
DEsIe ss OF TIE ENEMY.

PErrassUKu, s5pL last night Abcu! II o'clock,
the enemy on ned the most ferrous oalnCnAde the
city to which has been exposed sluo their presence.
It lasted about two hours our batteries replying most
t otuAy No Ices OF lie or limb, and but ls'Ie dam
age 10 property here.
Its reported that the enemy are massing heavily,
llantEy aud artillery, cu' extreme right near the
Weldon road for the purpose Of breaking QUE nes and
occupying ths s;uth Side RllFOAd fOr another grand
raid.
All qaet day in front. Weather inIen'sly hot.
The above despatch Was received at the telegraph
office 10 tsis city last night but did not reach us until
this morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07

NIeR, srNplER.-Eij,h Moss, tall, wide awake
free negro, before the Recorder Tor sWindng. Ii
appeared that last evening III went to two old negro
women liVirE The Basin, and represented to them
that be c,uld buy sugsr for them at IS pcuud; all
tanned S from each Of them and ran of and reurced
no more. The Record n ordered him SO lsshes, and
sent him to the bat cries dor three years or tie wal"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
EROM MEXICO.
IMPORTANT VICTORY BY TIE LIBERAL Amy.
CortIuns AdVancInx on Mntanoras.

Pasclo ,ULA, Sep. 8 The Nav Orleans Tue Deltd
says that General Cortinss met the hater' U!ssra
ten miles North Of Victoria, on - ulG, eud after
aa obstIna battle Of Eve hours duration, is said to
have sshleved the most br liant victory which has
been ob!aiued by tue Liberals" during the UsF On
reception OF this intelligence at hatantras. Lieut. COL
o,Stnss ordered salute of thirty guns to be cred.
Flags and banners we're streaming from every hOuFe
top
Lis pored that Gen 0oltinss, with bis victorious
arnJ, Is maze ipg 'on M,tsmofss 70 contest !hs sd-
vance ct the Frsrch up the Rio G ar de.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
A YANKEE FORCE AT THE BIG BLAC
Gen D.ek TaylO,'i Command.

MERIDIAN, Sept --ThIee or four thousand Yankees
from Vieksburg are reported at the Big Back, with
Dentoons ana FIVE days ratOns None have dressed the
river yet.
Gen. Dick Taylor Is here aud is said to have assumed
command of this military department.
The Yankees have all lett North Mississippi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07

HucKsrEanG-A. WynnA was taken up BY Captain
Tyler for buying vegetables in the New Market this
morning. He was brought before the Recorder who
conf Gated the vegetables, and in consideration Ct
Wynns being soldier Ignorant Of the Law, lot him CT
with fee OF $40.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-07
DIED.

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yeNs merchant Of thatplace i.
Lovna on 81 JAY 1sts, Ca, sefrssp. RoET
IoySe Gonpsby A, ereoa3 Misszri sniy, ID lie 25d Je
Of aye.
ROBE rs On The Sd Instant st Ashland ABaiEILA BRocLES.
R5Uoa yousee daughter OF g. and Ellen Roberta Il Ere
dsriekseurg