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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04

Once hours from to ~ N, and : to I p N.
The following are testimonials from the 6rst
Physicians OF Davenport, which should DO sum.
client 70 convince the most skspticsl:
cheer ully recommend Dr.. n. V. saundsss ~
eu0eisnt and trustwosthy - chsropodtst, and
believe hs will safety all who nsy sntsust thsn-
E. 8. BARRows, n. D.
Dosombsr 18th.
We sonour In the shove.
JOHN n ADLER, M D.
TIL J SAUNDERS, n d.
TOMSOM, u y.
This esrti6es that have experienced the op-
station Of Dr.. Saunders in removing corns from
~ foot, and recommend him to the community
- . skilliul operator. bLOVO.
HAVING witnessed ~ operation performed b
d n Y HAaudess apoa the fost Of NJ 3 =
0sesss, weuia shsssfally rseomnsed hin v all
vhe ny b euHMise from eofns, buaions. ehtl.
bleiaa. iagrew,sg Toe aails, Ac., ~ very seisa-
JAMS NcooRTNEY. n D.
DAvssrosr, Dee 18th. 1855
n sauadsss hes ~ .dsy opssassd % ~ feet
And also spon the f.Stof my wife, for the removal
Of coins. Tae operation Vas paialsss l cheer
lions Of The feet. r II WOkLEY, n y.
Ihavs witnessed an operai ion for the removal
of4 oeen By r Saunders. II was removed a.
su>tssisnt eaid) without pain or drawing blood
ts rs very neaty done. From the testimonials
sxtji0Gsst py tho Doctor and the operations re-
1srssd'ts. checrfuily recommend him to tho pub
lie ~ . skllliul operator.
Davenport, Des 18th. 1853.
Dr. Saunders would say TO oil who are suffer
lns from iasrowing toe nails that hc can warrant
u. sAmedisis cure without goi through tbs
basbasous ops ration Of tearing The nail n. as II
done In macy cases. His treatment Of the fec,
causes no pAin.
- Oterations performed in iew moments
and the boot or shoe can DO worn Immediately
without tho leas sincooSeniencet to the patieos.
Chi!blsios hs guArsAtses IN efseiuai 'cuss sf u
charges. ssEaa deci9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-04
90 NJ - u M r r + q l,o
CAN Be- CURE

Tho advertiser, PAyslsisn thirty years q.
perience, in the ne .iaent OF Lung diseases,
bronch tits, asthm &C., but now retired from the
practice, 10 DESTROYS OF impssting his experience
by diffusing information invaluable to suffering
humanity, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will no. do for all. He will
send Prcscripticn. with full directions for uss,
adapted to each particular e,atd will surely st-
feet cure. Thy if-lt will COST you nothing .
stamp required for postage. Address.
H. LOW +. n. d.. Box SOTO, New York City.
IL WEI La Agent. iMvenpLrs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16

tenlte Der Starut fcrt. Der Sfesn I4lus
praiietnb an bic GenIer. Dns @etSie ots
QSetters itGrte ben S4ldfer uibt CT Lag re.
sunSslcS an ieinsu Blabe. tiSbetb betrad.
tete ibn. Sdauoernp tparbte lie bic Blide
ab BON benz 61BIt&en @eIi9te. 6artt ers
rtetb mobl, mas III benz Snnern Ger Dame
pcr9in9 a6er er lhniee.
6arpt, befabl Qtsbstb, our4iu4en @te bic
EoIden!
@s Sdd,ab Mit ite4enbsn Bltden job
bic SdSne Der pioerlideu Hrpcebur 8u.-
6arot IieB feiue Go19e bes54lGfers uaourd,e
lnht. Gr fono uur cine sienlid ulaoere
GelobSrie une einise Wabnbriefe, rie er beg
Dame itberreidte. 9tun bur9Iadte man
ben WtanjelIaa, Ser in Der Gammer !as,
uno bic WlObel Nle Bemiibun9en bIebem
tru4tlos
Der 5e 8aron 1T ein pcrlldtioerNanu!
murmelte 5arot. Dag er Sbnen miStraut,
it tlor. Ste mGllen aabere W1ittel onmeus
zen, um 5unt 3iele 3n selan0en.
QaS fiir Mittel :? ~ .l.-. ,
llt. ueberrebunA. -. ber Setter mug lt9
lslba rerratbeu. User fam Osn99luplpinteI
"~bIlSH1 ~ CNU H0PtSe CSbPlkH1 : @lUk
Spalte, elm God in Ter 2apete =. es gibt
Orte snus. .3.s7
Sann Der 8etruntene tn rieie Sage blet=
ben ? fro9te Qi8b.tb
SD bin 81 alt, antrportete Sarbt treuber.
gig; i9 fann cen SerEa ni3t IN bas Bett
trasen gSir reden i6a 5u unO laiieu ibn
rubi9 liesen. -1.J
Gr bladte big Bud III bic Eal6e SRrid,
Der CT es entncn,men. D1 lag nun oer 9aS
oide ps1r Elm jdmmerlides Saull.ia, am
eecen. Qisbet9 mari ben buBteppiA aber
ihn. EanM peslieB lie Das 3nlmer. Sarrt.
Die Vamps trneeao. ictsts 9Its Beiee li6
III ssm Bcuepir teianren, aelobten iied li4
se9eoleitiB elpISss StiaIdDsiSsu.
partt l@lief bie}tuat in benz 6Graerblule
oas er aul nd4iten Mrrsen Irib per.iss; sr
trus einise Gbaler i'll Der Gol9e, Die ibm4is
beth SeIdeRft butte aber aud sic usrbinaniB
oolle Nuittuna. Die 5abluat naAette ben
alteu, Der pur@lus ,eiA werfen moQte. Bea
Uhlane UerIpcaa er Iib grSeeren @swi,la
ais pcn 4iSbeta. GriumeaD BON per al1n
Senpen 3ufunft lAritt et our9 BEN Salt. =
@ecrS's BObnunS bsriibrte &c Asuts uitt !;
sr Slns ieet eura oas Ocrl naA rem 8ht
babn &oeca
(6srt(e$uns frIgtI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
81 .Ssa nsN.

@tseo tts t5ateIi&tn GpassS ser sunsirjSe in Sem
bon Graburter zines Der erlsa ehsinten gpaeSieu
8sr Staaten Ger ben er6gt kbt slntS 9steHs 1T Zen
Sppitdern BON 2pnepn @1rts Sbtsreiphtd ansefsn
Stibtsn ;uaebrat bat siHse Urueerbsten eilIueen
rplenbet. ppn tenen tte Gebdte rer asbijH mes ua-
siblis &eifenbe tie GbsuaaeH Nerp0lt anteren
KTanfbstten ltttn ride a. g. aud etc bel pISsaen Sc
rd6en u iebr erreder bic u p errDthen aertRatH
&letntaeiteM u |. ip. Wurssn 0aasnbdli4 sebeiit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
0sfGAlli6e Rrasfbett.

2Denn Ger irresssttee unttuse Singing ausnSt kaS
er ben 3er Sietr iAmeraSats1 Srantsd In t GusenOa
en bat ~ eelttette b4us faB Elm uaetttses S6amse-
fIt resr Die 8Urdt eRtSeaum3 tba stdredt fdp an
Sene sI ereta au we6f r Gelge ibr;r &rStetuna
Geptttabiiitdt auein in @erraen iepfn tSnn unS es
martet D ange bis ete SpNrtsme etfs8 ediheu lebtls
me 8. 3. Elm nit @ei6wl ent5n & rats. cine bGie
Naic Gtmer3 i'm &rpie nu5 In 9>Cgn @s1GtMe res
eiAtS &aubbeit Guer it Der Saut 8apen al BEN gct-
sten nno @rmen Simmer in eehte lne Eytyentta.
tsa f etssn eq hum sieis Rebel nit siaer reeii9en
S4nelt9ts1 oor @ drttten, BIS sulsst Sauu1en
tsts stu @eetnitane re tleies irt 9sS etzsu
ldredtden &etoen eac Elm @noe natt has er TIN RAD
1saen Sanbe eriu teiHzetIenher iurt6tebrt
Us III cine trlarl9t sle, sa5 Tauerts Neier 1Cht-
saren Mrantb an 9esr 'aaen In 8sIse Der nuses id-
Ihtett uurienter prshlsr eiSs erh Anneuiune jeaes
tOttliher es ee6 A4e tr' e GenRtrtsn Seruiden uxs
bsu 1st ess Netens In Gin fltrse5 3ses esrSarbe;n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16

DsSenEen teB Gin eeiacer sts etn geaser 1Sper
nrthrenc3fen GrfrrterntNe sur eeIrtu tS dieltttis
ne a rbne re nitro bic see res Rfe9us suy iraarisen
ylgerabrt. 0te Nus1en tes yes usseytufetn lid
LID ano bic seie @ro er8rn Ser sneihuas Unb ms.
lan6pbca @etcattnHsen. ts5 uRs sie Srseeu Wsiins
Where 9eniessn -eerpeiaert iins
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
8eNta,

Die 1rsdbtn gsirtnnsen ttS saerS ns Itbr su far&.
ten. Weruit hes @tbi6tnties Sersrrung her been Sc.
brd6teit eer etfestdfte b0e Abnun8e &bnfisuns ear
her 5eisaihafs udt rad Ginidmtete, Nbttasu 9eeen
ltb tItF. SHidaatfst a. J. n. ias eiui5s Der Gnunsa
Bplse.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
@trtbfeDaftstiSca,e.

E @trtbfeDdftstiScDe.
H De u etuen 4urratb ben eutea etdtnsa G8irtk.
lhafstlSsn eOpPelts pie aud subsre, 9onA
kdbe, 70 bte Id aae Dtfieni9en, ns lee icIAe nip
t@ea. Bel xir ssrtuiprsAsn. Aud @tatle anh fsnitia
5 SausnSte taIte tE afts bSrrdtste uuS weTeen and
aHf Sefeauas ansefertf& icsts ana StStt- ". TrtA.
f4afts, &inrt4tunatn. Hr Il. axs+@-,-a. 4-o 9''V
e E-----1ca Sarss anS esi&ensesettunsta rerkta
s~St"SsrsHS prpmPt ttlsrst Bon ~ -
i.l4et2 .r- -f,..-.-+~ rtt-... Sphn Eeufet, ~
1,oc. 's~ 30 289 0Deffs Drdttitr1ss M.
(Ioieplll IL.. -Ll-L aiptf[hen Oennrh Gnfanfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16

=. ictna0 bs;e daen 9tnen ftne Sill, an .rsI& Ib
eur isl1 ssttin o uundtrtife estA pue SIrSer ,er.
orente 'r eie Mrbeik sie 0eieilda uXb sic uaaba
n,edsuee Qdte oeIhrddt tassn. - M c3lI s.!'
per no ttntee er rEprGea unb ketlaseneUtrtsea Sell
gen her ruben 0eorsnbetten sea y0Fess Sp d.; i'm alt-
Ten nnS ben @!tsetrn ner;eR a $rpf SdiSiae ess 6e
E6, @era tsr 3ta selra oer,ttcpfsn ne kSie uurube
Masendwddc Nnprbnuns ter 9ereouunss OrsaRe. eaes.
aietne &nttrattuns, SpmstcHte seT ShNise'ucst. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
-1nnae g ntf,

bic f bur bentltG Qar ssiGwat hasen tie Fe 10 ut
psn beten 3euten ser IN esr dule lsrHeH U-
gen tie anna6tIib pren eet tins Sd,la eareb Nslutte
nen be renn unsettettt bic Gre uulne8id MAIDEN urs
Sbper un6 eiit 3erf6ren eatsn elOrt bic nEtti3 it,
te tpRn. Sel1e perlsnea mHsn ke M seu IL he
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
E>f d irat., /. perlpaca
OraaniAs @sbnaG,e

prb uneersueb ssss'l ue Gle ese eraii ieser l4rge.
felt Deies urGtbare yet eeies eaS 9etene eenS uns
bic @he uAs Eddfpmmeudait una6slth nabt, insIt sas
Spe5 Derer bic ifren Sci eniaten unst oanen frSbnen
Sunse 9tue ne 81 eid m @usihreifunsen aenetst gei1
lie eersn Teleen nid seudM eenncn cbs!si fe aud bnr
Gtviturer Reeeritlaeeu i'm arn Gtfin unS antsre llr-
laden eneten fam 10 II il es mtetfsnttslf cine gplss
he's NttBbraubes Ger shelsn SrsAne HSer aber sR ts
tR9neu m bic Strait Der @r3eusunB eeer BEN DeneR serIO
trh bic t bstmltew eseern trssssH ais ssa Geasa
bic be seie ns.
~ Office: Nu. z Sib.Greoertdilr =,
ftsben Tburen BON 8altimcretr., 5ftltae Sstte,
Die Stufen btrduF.
Bsan merle Id gaMen RaS kasnummer, bem,t xumJen.
be nb trueerite satmader, lrtrtebene unl sepeHlRe
QuAdidltsr S&ubltder Stiefeptdlsr Strastnreiniser
nae ean1senpnssr H. -. nsnnen sa rseelmdBSs &srJte
RS. Sue Srtee mHlIsn eineH @Sf.StamR eutbAIten.
@inG G,ciluoa III 2 laess' ,aseii:he,t. ..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16


- 9tbt erie mml snee. qpszVHslWsnse 9p&tidtksr.
pelteis ais &ttYSleaFAebet uFe GrA ehipa glntin.
ttgungtu fcpae dntfider Gtteielssicr, Nsn,pepusss
~, srBlrnHte unr verltrlid,e 9ddnta6er Rfl6t thr
Seten annatt eer tete1 2Se1iaft Der DteGn tt ME-
brighten Gsrnfe miemeten lid jfei eern,dsla sstiieste
@fr5t ttulsn aen uey 2hrfnsn une ninS Ar1so abasn
BEN I'D, "Mibr1nser Die Jreunsteit asf @she elud.
der g1etIe IN tire 9dnes tsmIen setn9 ieen ana run-
ar Sqhrrpn bait brBb1s f*r nsibwsnei9 AT er.
ratren. seourfr5 ur slhe psld nit FIN ptdfe unte.
tanrt limb eds sne @e8laAbaanrn 'er 3plsae seaansis
In lsner O'itts lieaeH. e.....t
81. 2tre aH ..#lo3
Or. So nfen iii rtr einiiss resenGFig es5ssts arit
me!der bic 9siu8 epa eenen Rrantb lien aRssiet Ssne
@iitte nb Se6anetung iino Gaen snoefen 9dnj j uEte
tannt tfr It herange6loe etnta SebeR Gehes in
esn nsrcet.n SrpitGtern GMrrpaS anb hem esp esiS go
beS subradbte, ndaltd @ngant RraHereiA unb IN tenn
SlOdIes esa ptiIacsIvba w. NIB bat cine ars!ssstn
tere 9rartS, ais ate Gubered Ner8te ber 9Delt.
Der tpsldtr ii Der gFese he8 Or Spbnfsn ben stbt
tann e rerrauen s eiue Gbre als Mann unt ieius @e-
fAi6lidtettals &rjt.
N3- Office: yio. Z g Sds.6rebtridhrase, linIer
hanS BON BaItimOrtfrt nebea eeI ,,Arbeitsrtdue"
6auttrantttitsn sutvben lnnsu gsbeilt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
DR.. Johnston,
Saitiwpre sOd.9sipttat.
j3ar uutsso Ufuus BET QxadlaIasrsi etabli,t.
Der s;n'i8e plds In esr SSsIt, log liasre,
idne(f uns plisnGitGe Ra%sa ia
gebsisea 3rsweSsiteu
bfF ejpliss arst, iat!asr anisii

l0Sneuf NGs niHnElIGe NS2G1 ia
gebei,sea 3rswfSsitea
esGbt nertea ai& Ia fab: 3eussnssntitisret Sasc5de
Ill benz 9dn t3lieHern, @RtSGnsnnsew Der Neren
unb 8lne, SGwde GER &erpen, Mtd-
gendU1e afastistet 8iefreeihla9sntst:, NsrHantes.
i1mdpe, Ser;tCpeH aderntet 3itt;ra, Aueenl&p&bs
S&mneel, HcpflhRerb Gntiuueun3 - 6Aiits ser NAif
her QHH9e eeS NEdleaS, Gtneeslire uph katr rer
ebel b oon gaciien 9'heten Gu ,bNhe ter suseuh
gei&e bren Cprn aeibtltdhcr iub ala @rtnen Ge-
fang ban Gefatcgn te5 teEtS terr rhrfs uGt, nt
Seitlg seheilt Wsrts lire sin3eneen 0au rert
ten dodde Der gsul.uti9n rerpotbrid6en bic Ste
SsIia madeN unn 3ulyat zen RSrsN Hus iep 'eabrts.
>}s"2e 0,G uer,
beprbsrs HeI6s tie User rc nsn Eaters stsOrb.n
fnS eG5 ihrlic fs rtete {auien. Elm su IrEbeS rab
reBt petfe are statseen 6asuts uns eHtTtGeltea
8erhaneestraite mt 6en Deer serttlamtsi BEN ST.
nat begeert yser tfiauberHts SGne srt;S easta
mancen, mS9sn I'D ats oeaein gsrttsusa Esbfp.
Nf b :rat> |. peslpaea,
eter Gpl1e rflte 20 rere}rdt9sa se&tidtseW unS tG
pbtliIer hnahe enee atotteh 0tnse nats bepus!
Fno, cAten utotri i9tin 81. s hnhrn aiItte setsn
@ue s3uternie leJrK Ce Gg cbrde eeer retftse Ser
riittr7q 9tsstarfs 3e 3tsrn uH6 suahe, Upcr
I1puug ifrfd!itllteu Dirt perbsn IhHsa t1rirt. -
Gerjeutee ned,er g3ebduslrpg une 1ur'crse pen
Or. iphnpu unisret fsna ien, ais stnem @bYtnmannt.
rbne art h auoertrauen 1uS sksertlt Auf ieHe Irt-
ft(he tSeldbtdi dii(hFett reridYzn,
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DaS fente une ppuembstffe Truc1 E0nics 2sitfere
.t2 e.. Euicrer sseit
Die 9Oni9blume (The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE WIFE.


Sies 9sntc Bttters eldes felt Ianse einer oraelte
uftu @urOpG best unO tn Steie Gn6e Gnel tn SebranS
frMmt tt bsm renfen @cenat tn &erEtnhrng NIT be
ESutss- @aseargasnp I'm gnsge bsr Defa6tGUn per
fr9t uuh Bat @ eaeIbe IN 1leu nMned1nssn Der GetsS
Here unb BerbaunuOssrsane" iebr petbScU eete MaH ~
tn Deutf@Iaub ais
rDAS sansVesraE, unisrsy 3sst~
betra&tet. 5af efrt
SptelbsEser RsRaurGtsrre ApStheer fnben In tise
ennt6 eefptet bic 8duier nit Dhne baette e!n wV
len. Mt wte Gnber cesnannte &ers b1ust baslbe tpH
ben SewIbnIt4en s@uFfn" mSseRaIteter SdHeH unS AW
Curtreneu &ttquetten gb ha 60 ebr rertbtRNe
9nse6tea;en strtst rcTesn Dttuneen nRf r6tse
Sr9Gae ansf sSn Oettrrt1 enerfauu pprben tub 70 IDA
b S weher benz Srinter ROh eem Mr3te ber eS dwenhek
4ls Grtnf Bers fett es bstretfs atner @Geeans Te
sss Ses ee@mades as GnnsettfpIlsn "a, nbsn ss Que
studncen i'm Mune we gbptIcabe, @aee Stee, EantWe.
anbeIn turHmat unS jxlest In Elm sCgfGnbteeS @ana
In etn erwdrmenees 9vRiearttses Sire bet 9tnuntetr
ten Ebereebt unb fOute btr tn iebtr 5GusrdrG pteSa
geri@teteu 6OtelS eietanrattcn e unenteprIt@ ttn,
Wbplefae 5staI Wsenteu fSunGn NIT treene etnsraNA
tit6t etties Seiaslttn Stters tn Sien Duserb Aaas
tGafAen eIr&
ZEN aiieintgen gi9ner -
8. 0prM no. 80 8auspsrs, Gcce nun GaniSem8g.
Sestniber heui Mearetc, Baltimore,
serinrtt wtrtsn HHsts
Reine sefQ BIa[1e ia Gt kte ntdt NIT sem SteetY btg
&t9uerS auf BEN lRprt terIebeu Ia.
aDtebeTtertdur erhalen BITE 5u bee G.ers anseerty0s
ten nar-lttsserass- -4useanseiatIAas sratss.
Die Istrtn Sa1Aeu rerben espG reta bel Der ndsHe8
AeRe1uno NIT $lo0 aDAssas france Baltimore nSe7RMRy
cebra6t-
Bsrgaslt&en 6imbeers g fencc bpa Se,a StnEeetIaEf
bar osFidbxigsu @rate ips aae gDeae ub 4ausr erer
zluaIttat unb su lslteen y*etIeu.
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6eur1s RmeScgas,

SSeur19 SgtgefcGasp
SD made bermt ntetaen bieF9en one n.eiuen ansmass
ttsen reanSen unb aaufsrn Ut AGgeaeinen BITE InsetSe
taS Id beute n,stn @eId3Ift -At-
30. asa SHcg 4Srdttfsr., ndi)e GDar!e$%r.,
rSuet babe unS wte tamer BE bn aoaaren i'm gtSIes
ae 9anb bnben wetDe, slAe b Sssetsertiura 40
ben btIsaen WGrttpreten G5laeH @
Baltimore, ben IL, Apltl 1904 (I2GrrSl
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.o7a9 fas4 - 6ubritanten, a
hie &aar-8f4ub anf Gissrten paniGen nnh F& raf&te
Bsxf1uIs UtrAHtrn wsnen hntvn prUnYte @tRatms bet
ilHlJ lt91l31 ll &buarb BIpd,
t(1&mraRA k liza 0BmbnrhftFs
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BsrJaslt4tn 9imbeers Gfencc ppa sem StmbeerTa9
tey oss6byseu @rae ipis aA gBet1e Wb Gieusr erter
AHaIitGt uub ia lsltsen Yfetfsu.
8. &SOrm,
GGe SdnCser unb GsubenRr, eesenRbes
t25Npr ~ ss1n Sgarfte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16

= saa Meudn9efommen OSanrem.
I gllt btm Soft ~@una. empfnssn frvbss.
"a 8dB ereee brttte &tutn.
~ Gab mtttfltrette 2tnien.
,eslf8E 50 8ae neue err6e SwetE&ea.
az doB erree HGkl6irnen.
1y 80 BaS Beuer Grinfern.
ass 50 Sos ufue 6rien4
1e00 ReaS neue bed. D6rtMat'
t $50 9ees Meun6ugen.
\, $50 b.. &ranter Mndptf
Db.ae aDaarss Hsusn spm Bsrs bee S&tfts biRtoh tt
~ " 1sehtI @tItelmts
tl7Rrisl e-~, 3TS %. EaIttuprtEr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-25
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.

Sherman's and Farragut's movcmonts-
The Flight at Lake City. Fla.-E xccu-
tlon OF Rebel Dcscrters. Sc.
FoRrREss MoSsos, Feb % 1854
Tho Richmond Sentinel OF tho 10th has the follow ing
Sherman had called q halt and become yster
Perhaps he is Banking General Johnston Instead Of
Ing on Mobile.
The Rouo ga Courier says that the sth inst the
enemy. six hundred strong, at Paitersve forty
-four miles from Rome Another force is advancing via
Weaver Mills
Dates from Mississippi had received 10 Richmond
up To tho 10th Fsrragut 10 command OF the neet
at Grants pass, and was as quiet as the rough seas
= 8 Brock william Haddock, C Hoffman, stephon
Jones. A. Britain. y J. Summertime. W Il isoughtey,
Lows Taylor. Lows Freeman W. u. Jones, Joseph
Brooks aud C. Cuthrell. al hanged ut Kingston
c., the 10th. aud hung tho 18th, for
DESERVING 70 tho enemy and taxing up arms on the
cncmy side They all received the ordinance OF hap
t,sm according TO their dictates
The Thermometer in Richmond 90 the 10th Indie tcd
eight deg above
me savannsh Republican Of tue litn ,pst says-
The 6sht nj Lake City Fla with tho enemy's al
vsncc imposed OF cavalry entirely. We lost all our
IN tho Camp Finngan surprise, which have
boon disgraoeful affair tho part OF officers. 30
thoroughly were they surrounded that resistance was
impossible and bat few OF our rSeo escaped OooDe,
Mccormick, who was 10 command was among the cap
tureJ
The Atlanta Confederate says ts, on tho 9th ostao,
o2J bales Of cotton wore destroyed ~ Gre, wum'og
ton. Loss, 100000.
Secretary Chase Accused OF FIoodtnG the
south with Greenbae ks-The Rebel
General Pickett Court Marttaied fos
Not Capturing Newbern. &c.
kgwmas, N. G, Fob. 10, 1854.
The Charleston M-ycsry slys-
Secretary Chase Ia making every exerou 70 food the
Soah wit, hrs "greca-bscks" which, unless Immediately
checked. viii subyert currency. and thus inHct
mortal blow to the success Of the southern cause
Colonel Duncan X Mctae Ia ass ,ciatsd With Me- Cor
mao the cistofiA conduct Of tho Raleigh Confeidcy,
paper started out u the or the Raleigh Stale
yomyso says the Wilmington Journal
Tue Newborn nmcs Of the 20tn says from oil We
think entirely warranted 10 saying that
the result o. the rebe raid 10 this locality has
doos no harm but, 90 the contrary, has tended 10
strengthen Union sentiment
Men aud women who heartily for the Union are
moro bold ana decided than over IA giving expires
sion to their OPTIONS.
We cannot for q moment doubt that should strong
Union force directly TO the capital OF the STATE
unfur the old starry banuor from the Capitol budtnl
IL would be halted with shouts intense oy By teas
thousands who arc now living under the Jcn. Davis
despotlsm.
IL very currently reported that MAJOR General Pickett
has bsco court mart,aed because did not capture
Newbern.
Colonel Arthur Duttos % tho Twenty arst cosncosl
cut Volunteers. has been announced chef Of stan By
Genera. Peck
Second Lieutenant A. Hohroos has also beeo detailed
a. cot Dg aid dc. camp upon General Peck STAG
Volunteers gees brisky % 70 thg vicinity Largo
b0ra ouitgtinQ
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E FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

wepxEspsy, Feb 2a-0PM
Tho stock market was da and irregular this morning
with transactions considerably dnioished Harlem
tho favortc stock which, compared with the sales
lrs Tuesday, roso ~ per cent Che ago
aud Rock Island also advanced y, Milwaukee aad Prairie
DO Chen ~, Alton and rerre Haute y, Chicago and
Northeastern =. Cumberland Coal q asd Pacific Mai 1,
New York Contra declined TX. Eric ~. Reading az.
Michigan Central l. Michigan southern ~ Illinois Coo
tral Cleveland md Ptsbarg -. Gaiena ADD Chicago
Y, Fort waync =. Canton Company I, and Qo,cxsvcf
Muiug In tho afternoon Hariem stronger
10 10 t3s%, but left OF at 13l 4. Hudson
Rvoe sold at l6ax advance o. "a per ceas Oh tho
quotations tho ats board Now Yocn Ceatra cosoj at
l1sss Erie ito. leading 1907. Isno,s ceatraI i3sS,
Cleveland Pittsborg III Mcb.gas Central l38k Ca
lena and Chicago iis Cleveland aud Toledo. i4f. sud
Rock Island III.
Tho r,sc 10 Harom R,irosi stock Ia based upoa tho
probability OF tho passage OF law by the Legislature
confirming tho grant Of that company to- extend their
track through broadway and tho prescat rather em,te
chaoco of act consolidating tue harlem
Company with the New York Csntra II Is said that tho
Iatler company will oppose the consolidation scheme
neither Will they appear AZ supporters Of H. but have
determined to remain perfectly passive, and allow Tho
Harlem on one. sdo. aud tho Hudson River and Erie
corporations on tho other, to ashi II out
Ia regard To thIs matter rather significant
movement has recently tskcu place Tue state
Engineer hss authority to change tho location q tho Al
bany bridge aod IL 10 reported that thai ofcer has de-
cdod TINT Tho structure shall span tho from point
within short distance OF whore tho Nov York cestra
encrs the city landing the Rensselaer, county SIDE at
the precise spo, tina, tho Harlem company have caosen
for tho aortbern terminus Of their road 10 Possible
that this uovcmsnt has DOT been mSo with siow TO
tho ultimate consolidation OF tho two roads but all
wiz admit that that mattor has boon rcdu,ed 70
question Of tne ths change tho location OF tho bridge
tsom opposite the heart OF the oty Albany TO its
sorthern extremity looks, 70 aay tho ieast. ounous
Prices OF railroad shares Tho ars board to-day com
pAro with those obtained Wednesday OF ies week ~
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NEWS FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

Skirmishlng near Oumbsri and 0ap-A
Union Party Taken Prisoners. Sc.
CuMBsRL AND Gar, Feb "a, 1864
On the 32d instant a battalion OF tho Eleventh Ten
nessee cavalry stationed on the Virginia road ave miles
cast, surprised At daylight and surrounded BY
largo force or rebel cavalry Two companies OF infantry
the Ninety 6rst Indiana Second North Carona-wero
with tho command OF Colonel Davis The company OF the
Ninety nrs 10 charge OF Lieutenant Wise cut ana fought
their way through. with loss OF three killed. Two
officers and about sixty OF Colonel Davis succeeded
Ia making their escape but the rest Of tho command
were probably captured.
At tho time the rebels attacked ouposts al
foweils bridge. the Tazewc road i've miles south
,nssting OF atty men, charge OF Captain Pickering
Thirty fourth Kentucky 10 antry, supported by block
house, but The rebels repused three times. WHOM
Captain Pickering With hss men, withdrawn pro-
vent thor being cut OF from tho Gap
Colonel Davis u said 10 be severely wounded