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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
SIR I,oUrs. Feb 10.


A dispatch from Fl. Smith, says a
large meeting OF loyal citizens and SOL
diers was held there last night TO wei
come Gen. Curtis.
Fears are entertained for the safety Of
On Ind Llama brigade which has been sent
nom TT. Gibson to North o,kiown, on
Canadian river. They were fighting
largely superior forces, under Stsnwsli,
ri last accounts
The correspondent of the Chicago
journal says the a'gcss feet yetseen on
the Mississippi, is now being fitted out
By Admiral Por er. The greate-t activ-
i,y prevails in all the naval depo,s on the
Ais> ssippi aud Ohio.
TIE same CORE pondent thinks Sher-
mas expedition in Mississippi is to flank
Johnston's and Hardee's forces, and 90
into Alabama AMI Georgia, rather than
attack Mobile.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
I1sAveNwoRTu. Feb. ]

At a meeting of the Union League
last night resolutions were adopted de-
bouncing an election of u. S. Sens or
BY the present Legislature. as an imam
Gus fraud upon the people ard a disgrace
TO the state, nd expcling al mcmoers
OF the Legislature, belonging to the
League, who voted for The joiut resolu.
ton to 60 into an election. A meeting
OF citizens is called for tonight to take
action on this mater. No candidate was
voaed for. Against Conway 81 ve,es
we're cast but all were blank. The mi
nsri,ory and portion Of the State Of
asers issued protest against the cleo
ti2p.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
CINCINNATI, Feb. IL,


The Gazette's special says Gen. Curtis
arrived at Fort Smith, Ark, Yesterday
The Army Of the Frontier is ORGANIC
ing for offensive operations.
Persons from Knoxville arrived at
Nashville yesterday, and report that the
communication with Cumberland Gap is
cut of, and nearly all Of East Tennessee
in pos ess'on of the rebels.
The smallpox prevails to an alarming
extent al Knoxville.
The Army OF the Cumberland is in
splendid condition, ana the troops draw
1ull rations.
Most of the rebel army is at Dalton.
Johnscn's headquarters are at At
lanta.
Nearly all the Tennessee brigades and
two-thi'ds Of the Kentucky regiments
have been sent South, osteusiblv to as
sist in holding Mobile, but in reality to
prevent desertion. Tenuesseaus are
leaving the rebel army 10 large num-
bers.
Gen. John Beatty has resigned
Veteran regiments have commenced
returning to the Army OF the Cumber-
land.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

yhsre ere many preparations cold uader the
same Of Bitsess put ny ~ qsort bottles cospsw~d
ed " the cheapest phs~key o. COMMON run, costisg
fran ~ to 40 cent, pr gallon. eke sasts disgsssed BY
dnise or CoriandSf Nera
lh,s cla,s Of Bstsers haze caused and UiA co.,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

0rsss Dsosd 0ssos Dsstss taat cd 7sIsors>t
1csse, V
Now Y0k. Boston, Philadelphia, Bsitinsss, Hae-
siobasg and sjiE ST - Cities. carrying the
tsoss Taso2gb Uaissd States VI ~.
CcxpaeSS TRAINS LEAVE DUNK1RK on
Cl Do9alo q The ssrsal Of III tssius tfoa The
Wes4 ~ - Lahs shsss 3silrsad, also iroa 5al-
enaaGn1a ~ asslval y ereaes VI ~ 80
Dsoaa 1none Atlaaajs - 0sess Western Railway
1suo Clss6aa1, O.. giSins HAssssess ne - !.
vantage, ftoo Donkisk - baDalo, - fro0' Ulovo-
Doed. o.. u >i4 RoSa OeaEe. conbining snse
end esofsst wiihsat ehases, il Wids, Roeoy
Palace Car, dirset 10 New I osk. A pssfsetios
attained ~ - ether routs.
FOR FkEI0HT
betwcdn III points East 20 West, oar fseil;tiss
ase uosivaIlsd. Formipg close and reliable con-
nscsions o. Daatifl and Buaalo With Western
soads, ssd at rels0apes With the broad Gauge
Atlastic aad Great Wseessn Railway. y shich
rOuts there 10 - tsassfsr bstwssn her A0Sh -
txpRsss FnglGHT TRANS i.svs New
Yefs daily for I'll poials in the West, making -
eeiek tine anA - lOw fAtss ~ b. any otbsf toats
~ FresRh q passaso inquire g Ill tie pfis-
otpal cNces ID the Vest and At s. Clask etssst,
Ck,eaeO, no Bsosdw.y, Nav H0sk. ~ - 6sstA
Deroos, +. 3 Nov YORK. Is ~tsts Stfes1 Dssfsa
CAAS. AlaVf, - oaps.
o. =. HRsNCnas Weeooa AnnA
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
l,6Si'.AIl...'
TRusTxY7 AL

RY THE POWER IN M vERr ~ nv \
certain Dsed = Tsust sxeeeaes 8 /. =
Trustee. BY 90 Heary Gerber, dats1 Anr,i IN !.
- ?, duly ackso~ ls1ssd ord rssorues n - ~.
sdscf Hsest CssaAy, lowa, Il, Sssk q. i nort.
gsgs deeds, e pages 40o and ~, ssaii. On s.e
s ssa d.y q fssrassy lssl. = sAs hssr Il =
clock =: -, q said dry. - The Court House 49,
In the city u davenport, lsvs, "a. ~ ~ n
pss'ie vsaas to the highest biddss shes es.ss :.
east, the fsllosins ands, 70 Wit rhe south-ea..
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costs - ssis. JAMES GRANT,
TPusfnn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
WAsHrsaroS. f,

WAsHISGTON, Feb. 10.
a letter received here to day from an
officer on Gen. Banks staff at Browns
ville, Texas says The Mexicsns are
arranging their armies for offensive OPP
cestions 10 the spring. They are conf
dent Of their ability to drive the French
0ut Of the country before next fall.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
Csicagv 4 Northwestern RAILWAY

s6@... SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. i602.
For dockforos issiOit Frssport. Oalsna, Savsnss,
az csville, NJ Olson, LeCrosss. Prairie do Chisu,
81. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshko,h, Wstertown,
bc1iin, and I'll points IL Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa vie. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
.ithout change Of cars te Jsnesviiis " stersowr,
Fond do Lac and Oshosh, and connecting At Frai-
rio du Chisn aud Lacr0sse with spasndid Pockets
:W
I'll Points IN tia Mississippi: River.
Trains leave Chicago - fellows:
6.l5 A May Expssss.
0:tO A M-Way Passengers.
500 NJ JanesvilIs and Rockford ocoonnaAa-
ten.
B:S0P Nigh, Express.
- Nov and elegant Steering cars arc run
on al Night Trains, ard patent ventilated cars
with patent busters attaced T. ali day trains.
0EU l.. DUNLAP, 5sp't
Z. d. WIfr RoBTxso, Gen. Ticket Ag'f.
myT-H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
HEADQUARTERS AMY PoToNAc,
Feb. 10.

Feb. 10. =
l5pecialto the Hersld.l
Mosby as on the old Boil Run battle
Reld Yesterday with 800 men.
The gue,r,ilas ski,misbed with our
pickets near Manassas last evening.
Capt. Salisbury, Adjutant General on
Gen. Owens staff, led = small column
which crossed nj MortoA's Ford, and
made gallant charge on the rebel pick
ct.
Lieut.. Shields, OF Gen. Hay. stan,
was shot Trough the lungs, but VIII re-
cover,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
NEW YosK, Feb. IL.

New YORK, Fec. III.
/, the rebel House OF Representatives,
Jan. goth, en- in. portani debate occurred
ON tho Que. ton Of the conscrlpiion.
Mr.. Smith, Of N. O., stated that 'hr
strength OF the rebel army was zoo, ooo
men, whom the country was unable TO
feed. l.,
Mr.. Chambers, Of Va, said we could
feed double that number, if not, the soon
or we make terms with Liucon The bet.
ter. This body expects next sphng VIII
be the heaviest and most decisive cam
pagn that will occur. -,
Mr. Goode, of Va, said bis State could
rot bear another d. aft. This was the
opinion Of all the enrolling officers who
recently assembled vt r. hmond.
Mr. Young, OF Va, thought the weak
point VI the Fed.rxls was tselr hrmness
and the policy f The South WAS 10 pro-
tract he war; Our las crop was far be.
low the average. Tax away more men
and starvation will be the inevitable re-
suit.
Other speeches were made and the
bill under DISCUSSION passed. Al agalns'
81. 1t amecds the CONSUMPTION law sc
as to exempt farmers and planters, o.
condition OF t CIR giving an sddi'lons
tenth Of their supplies for the use OF tn
army.
On the following day a bill pasted t.
impr. SIS all male free negroes brtwco'
lS ana 10 work on Notifications, !,
the probation and prepa alton OF ma
tefial Of ar, or in military hospitals
They are 10 receiv" 81 per month. A
80 to employ 10000 s.aves in sim Il
manner, at the same rate o. co'npsn-a
ton; owners o receive full paw for tho
who die in the service or e-cape to tn
enemy. Also allowing the impressmet
Of slave in any military district whcr
they can be Oh aincd. Free negroes al
10 be 10 all cases impressed fist.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
foRr MosRoE, Feb. 10:
The steamer New York arrived LAST night

fro d Cry Point.
The Daily Mississippian says the rebel
aIitai Is to be removed - Columbia, s. G.
IIour is selling in Richmond Tor $3.50
per barrel; sugar 81 20 IS per pound.
Several thousand Yankee prisoners now
in i;ich@ond are to be sent to Georgia in !
lev days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
DR. nUNTEk
Treats bIanv Dis cases

sesr MANY CHRONIC DIS
--.....s.4.Ss1s-ss- BASES incidental TO the hu
%EsSs1& mar family, and even such aI
EI3I have heretofore been consid
4 &) cred incursble By the medica
faculty Of the world, are skill
fullv treated with distinguished success BIB Or
WIN. HUNTER. DIR. JAMES HUNTER and
DIR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany
These three scientific Pbysicians and Surgeobi
have been engaged in their prot ession for up
wards OF forty years. Ibey esI ec'slly call the
attention of the afflicted to the following named
diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption,
md the mos, distressing Of all diseases the
ASTHMA or PuTHIsIc and all other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
. SEES Of the Stomach, Liver, kicceys. spleen
Bladder ard Bowels, such as Dyspepsia, which ID
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Constipation or con inusd costivenssa This lat.
tor disease most always preinGpces
F1leO R&1Cl fs40tIz1N.
Which IA treated With marked sncIess without
rcso, ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
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Con: and Paralysis are distressing conplains.-
Also all Female Complaint, such - Wr~kness,
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out outfins with knife.
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learned doctors Of the world. This n.onstrosa
All Tumsrs Wins, TIGERS or Old Sores, lid dis
eases, White Swsllinss, Club feet. alike eau b
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Dyes,
Snch - Lachrynal Fas tails. >srabismus Or eros.
Eyes. Black or White spots on the Eye Ball, 5ere
yes, Bindpess and Casara.t.
Tho letter ei,esse can often be cured without
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Yosr letters will be promptly answered Be NJ
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

III F0EE0 RAHH.
WAal,lNaron Eah.

8 WAsulSorox, Feb. 10.
: The Lsgislatuse OF Eastern Virgins
has edicurned siss de. No Senator wss
aeesed 70 iiiIths vacancy occas .oned BY
the death Of Senator Rosden, but It is
believed the action Of the convention
will make an extra session necessary, in
which On olectios for two Senators will
probably be held.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
DIR. Q. w. ROBACK.

Cndnuad, Ohio. Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, CatAwba & Swedish Brandies,
q Z. COO3, CAlcaso, 0es1 A..
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4ULta1, and ~ Druggists.
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied -
Al oD0sKHT, and G. II. BEOKwITH, Chicago.
ssss
Sold il Daven cor. ~ F. Jscoby, IT., +. 3. Bal.
lord. Stevenson 4 Carnabsn. I. j. Wells. q
Schlegei. Di,zen Koch and N. Kovac..
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BEWARE OF CoUSTERFE1rs

BEWARE UF CUUN1ERFE1TN
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Price per Bottle Is cents. o. half dssea fee.ok
tiele do not be put % by any Of the intosienties
prepasations that may Be offered in IL peIce m
ssnd TO us and ~. viii forward secarsly pss1ei
~ expsses. q
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The weekly union record., 1864-06-11

A Nest OF SNAKEs.-The Gold Hill News
presents the following doleful picture of the
broken down California politicians who have
taken refuge in silver land:
On each warm afternoon, they writhe 10 and
cut among each other in Shiny mass along
the whole sunny side of J street. The student
of political zoology can there suit himself with
a snake to his fancy. They are there to be
seen of every age and of evory hue of copper,
from those of a bran-new teakette down
through the emerald verdigris to dark and
rusty corrosion. Dead and damned politically
in their old California stamping ground, they
have crawled over The Sierras TO sun themselves
on its eastern slope. They have not, however,
lost all that crafty political shrewdness which
once made them mighty men in the land. They
are. moreover, most of them dead broke A
weary term Of years out of Office has made the
grass mighty short, and things are getting
desperate. They must have Office or they are
gone in. The approaching Constitutional
Convention opens the only door visible for them
TO obtain a seat in the councils and finger in
the pie of Government Under such circum.
stances, it is natural TO expect that they should
make u desperate struggle. That they will
eudeavor to do so is beyond doubt. Let Union
men be on their guard.
The weekly union record., 1864-06-11

MurISY.-PasseDgers who arrived at San
Francisco, on the Stb, by the steamer Consti
tuition, report that go seamen, who were
transferred from the army TO the navy BY a
recent act Of Congress, were sent on the Ocean
Queen from New York, to be distributed
among the naval stations iu the Pacific. When
two days out, they mutinied, attempting to
capture the steamer. The officers shot two Of
the ringleaders, and quieted the muiiny. The
passengers were armed and stood guard The
balance of the voyage While crossing the
lstbmus, ten Of them stsmpeded from the cars
were recaptured, but two were shot dead in
this attempt.
The weekly union record., 1864-06-11
COnstable'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF EXECU-
- tion issued out of the Court of John Dick,
Justice of the Peace, in aud for Ophir Township,
Butte County, California. TO me directed and deliy-
cred, commanding me to make the sum of twelve
seventyfve one hundreths dollars (Si2 75-l00) for
delinquent Taxes for the year 1858, and all cost
and accruing cost thereon. and the sum Of FIVE and
four ote hundreths dollars. (S5 and 4l00) and all
cost and accruing cost thereon for Denquents
Taxes for the year lS62 wherein the People OF the
State of California Plaintiffs, and 2. X. o.
Ferrall is Defendant. have levied upon and will
expose at public sale to whOmsoever viii take the
least portion of the following described property,
and pay the judgment and cost, at the office Of
John Dick Justice Of the Peace, Bird Street, in
the town of Or0ville, in said County. Saturday.
the I'd day of July, A. D.. 1851 at o'clock P. NJ.
of said day all the right title aud interest of said
Defendant, in and TO the following described prop
erty to-wit: Claim to leo acres of land known as
the Prairie House, on the road from 0royIle to
Marysville and improvements situated in Ophir
Township, Butte County, California.
J. V. PARKS.
Constable Ophir Township.
Oroville. May Gath, 1864. Sw-S2
The weekly union record., 1864-06-11
LODGE No. 1903, F. a. N.

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