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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
PORTLAND. Feb. %.

PORTLAND, Feb. %.
The Hibernian, from Liverpool 18th
and Londonderry 18th, arrived this
morning.
Nothing important from Sehleswig.
The Morning Post says England has
proposed an armistice preliminary to a
conference. 1t is supported by France,
Russia and Sweden.
In parliament Earl Derby attacked
the government policy in regard to the
Alabama and Laird's rame, and insinu-
ated that the latter were seized under
American menances. He moved for the
production Of the papers relative there.
to. Earl Russell defended the govern
ment and declined to produce the pa
pers pending legal inquiries.
PORTLAND, Feb. "a.
bodies have been recovered thus far
and II are yet missing. 26 passengers
and s of the crew are lost. more
mail bags were found.
1t lie reported that all of the bodies
have Just been found.
ScHLEswIG, 18th.
1t is stated that the Danes have evac.
uated Dudel and embarked their stores
etc., to Alsen Island.
LONDON, Feb. IL.
The Post says the basis of England's
proposition for an armistice is the evac-
ustion by the Danes of Schleswig, sxcep,
the island of Alsen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

General Porter skirmished with the enc
my oil day yesterday and succeeded in
driving him to Tunnel Hill, Ga.
The 18th Illinois and 68th Indiana regi-
ments were actively engaged diminishing
oil day. Killed.. Jackson, Orderly Ser
geant, Go. B, 10Th Illinois. Wounded
J. L. Andrews, Co. g, and Peter B. Low /,
8Sth Indiana. On pushing alter the rebels
to Tunnel Hill they opened up our troops
with four field pieces. It is supposed they
are going to dispute further passage Of our
troops u an attempt be made to push on.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Marshal WrasgIe Declares the
Kings Authority Suspended
In Schleswig.
The Wardsnship Of the District 81
Columbia Conferred On th
President.
Successful Nkirmish with the
Rebels in Georgia.
Varioss News through Rebel
Sources.
WAsHixGroH, Feb. "a.

WAsHiHGroH, Feb. "a.
HousE.-After some unimportsnt busi-
ness the House resumed the consideration
OF the bill to establish . Bureau Of Freed
mems Affairs.
The House passed the Senate bill taking
the wardenship of the District OF Columbia
from Marshal Lamon, and comforting it on
the President.
Mr.. King, Of Missouri, defended Govern
or Gamble, Gen. Sebo6eld, and the State
militia. He replied to Mr.. Dawson, SO
yerely criticising the so-called neutrals in
this var, and those who oppose its further
prosecution.
The committee then proceeded to vote
on the amendment heretofore offered, that
seamen shall be paid in gold or its equisa-
lent. 1t was disagreed to-yeas 50, nays
GO.
Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts,, moved to
Increase the appropriation for the construc-
ton and repair Of vessels from $22, 800 600
to S26, 300, 600. After debate it was agreed
to-yeas ~, nays %.
A long debate took place on the item Of
Sl35, 900 for the purchase Of two lots ad'
Joining Boston Navy Yard.
An Intellectual motion was made to strike
it out. Without coming TO conclusion,
the committee rose, and House sdjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

0rsos Broad Gauge Dssbss Track c~d Telegraph
DDaase. 70
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltinsre, Har-
risburg and all Eastern Cities. carrying the
Great Through United States Ma lis.
ExPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKlRK OR
Il Buffalo on the arrival Of al trains from th .
West, via the Lake shore kailrosd, also from Sal.
smanca on the arrival Of tfaias via the New
Broad Gauge Atlsntic and Great Western Railway
from Cleveland, a.. giving Passengers tho "a.
vantage, from Dunkirk sr Buffalo. 90 from Glove.
land, ", Of . Six Foot Gauge. cont :nipg ease
shd comfort without change, IN Wide, koomy
Palace Cars, direct to New York. perfectioa
attained by no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
bstwess I'll poists Bast shA West, oasJ facilities
ass unnvsllsd. Formipg close and reliable con.
nectioas - Dunkirk and Bu9sle with Western
roads, and q salamanca With the Bread 0ause
Atlantic and Great Western Railvsy, " ehich
route shsss 10 No tsaosisr between nsv ieek and
ExPREss FREIGHT TRAINS leave N.v
York daily for I'll points in the " 81, making .
quick time and % low rstes - By any her soute
Far Frsigh or Passage inquire at eli the psin-
oipai ofioes in the " est. and At 81 Clark street.
Chicago, $40 Broadway New York, and % south
Street. n New York, Is state Stress, Doetbn.
CHAS. MINOT, Cent Sup't.
3. y. SraHona, Westssn Aasst.
B. W. BLANcH ARD, 0en'i Freight Agent.
w. + BAnn, General Ticket Agent. dss3S
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Chicago ! NeFthvOst0rn Railway.

las ...SUMXHR ARRAN0EMENT. lass.
For Soekfosd. Dslolt Frsspsrt, 0slsaa, Says1sa,
IL. ssviIIe, hadisoe, Lacrosse. Psairie d CHEN,
ST. PAUL, Foad do Las, Oshkoah, watsrtown,
Berlin, and Ill points IN wissonsin, Minnesota,
Northern IllinciS and Northern lows via. Chisago
ana North western Railway. Runnlne through
without ehaaGeof ears - Jasesvills: " atsrtown,
Pond du Lee - O6koGh ,And eeaneeelng q Prai-
ris al CHEN - LaCrssDs with splsndid Packets
log
ri Polnt0 q the DliGoloDlpoa. nlvon
Trains leavs Chicago - fsl1evss
as A N-Dey ExpssN.
$40 A n-Vav Passenger.
sop M-JaaGovilIs ana Reskfoea aeeenmada-
s:;oP N-Nighs f.vssss.
!. u Iisis - - sslllll1l11 -
vith passss Asssse61e 49, = =. ~ tstaas.
..oe e.: = oSzeA ssCsUt
-.ssaf ~ TN ,ssoessy1Q
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..zSA01SS3S BASES incidental to the nu-
man family, and even such ~
have heretofore been oon.id-
cred incurable by the medical
faculty of the world, arc skill.
fully treated with distinguished success BIB DIR.
WI. HUNTER.::.DR. JAMES HUNTER and
DIR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Lcipsic, Germany.
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards Of forty yeavs. They especially call the
attention Of the afaicted to the following named
diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption.
and the mos. distressiDg of all diseases the
srHnA or ParHlsIc and all other complaints Of
Ii. Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
O. ses Of the Stomach, LIVER, Kidneys. Spleen,
Bidder and Bowels, such % Dyspepsia, which 10
q very distressing complaint. Diarrh0a, ID ysentary
Cons.ipation or continued costivensss. This Let.
ter disease most always prein6uces
Piles Ana F4Ot11lA1
Which is treated with marked success without
reso. ting to cutting with the knife. Tho nerves
are of,sn diseased AM. Neuralgia. Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing oompains.-
Also all Female Complaints, such IS Weakness,
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife
CARcRIsosA. or CANCER, is another disease th ct
has hitherto baiied IL . skill Of tho erudite and
Hydra must now bow its head, for il can occurred.
All Tumors, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
eases, White Swellings, Club feet. alike can bs
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF tho Eyes,
Such as fachrynal F,stuls. Ssrabismus or Cross
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Eye Ball, Sers
Eyes B lindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often be cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll 70 call aud lss tie Doctor OF.
anime their ease. large assortment Of
Artificial Eyss, ps.tsetls safsral. All
dieeases Of the Ear.
Such - roaring or busRipg soands, offensive dis
charges and deafDess. The doctor has Tubes aAd
Ear Drums and Oracles. Of Ill sizes and discrip-
tions, which restore nearing very perfect TO those
Who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Write
with 70 ur full name. t0wr, county and State
Yous letters will b promptly answered. b o
particular . You can 10 giving full history q
80 DR. HUNTER, q DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box 6O7s Post Office.
Hours from 4. =. to r. =. Once No. q
Randolph corner Of Dearbon street, Chicago Ill
oet1-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

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CArRo. Feb. "a,

Memphis advices Of the 22i ere unimpor.
tant. A mass meeting Of tho people Of
West Tennessee, with view Of reconstruc.
ton of that State had crganizsd. M &C.
ton has yet been taken. Gov. johnson
was expected to be present before the fnal
adjournment of the meeting.
Officers Of the steamer Fanny from Vicks-
burg of the Goth, report Sherman's forces
IN possession Of Selma, Ala. 500 new re-
cruits arrived to day from Springfield, GO
ing South.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
The Promotion List Con.
sfdePed i'm the Senate.
Question Of ImeFeasing the
PAY OfSOldieFs Agftated
in COmgPcss.
Confederation Of the Pacimc
Railroad Scheme.
Later from Schleswig- Holstein.
WASHINGTON, Feb. -.
TSpeeial 10 The Wesld

WA0HlN0ToN, co. Z4'
Especial to The Wssld
Gov. johnson and . delegation Of
Tennesseans had long interview with
the President to-day, in relation to the
restoration Of Tennessee to the Union.
Il 10 understood that while they did not
favor toe Presidents plan, their inter
view was mutually agreeable, and the
deputatlon expressed the opinion that
Tennessee would soon be firmly recon.
structed with civil government.
The Senate Committee on Military
Affairs to-day took up the nominations
tor Major and Brigadicr Generals. They
reported only two Of the former-Gen-
erals Warren and Hunphriee, aud come
eighteen Of the latter, although the ex-
animation into the qualification Of both
classes of officers is being made by the
committee, and quite number have
been hung up. The committee will g
through the whole list.
Scho6eld's nomination was again
postponed.
The House Military Committee had
under consideration again TO-DAY the
question of increasing the pay Of col
diers. They came to no definite conclu-
sion ~ to the amount of ray which they
should receive. 1t ranges from SIG e
425 per month, and the committee vii
probably compromise on $50.
ISc.c;.l IN Tribuoel
The Committee on the Pacific Rail
road held . meeting tonight for the pur-
pose of consulting with prominent met
from the West. interested in the early
construction Of the road.
Over 100 prisoners, including Messrs
Richardson and Brown, of the Tribune
and Major White, the captured Pennsyl
vania Senator, have been removed from
Richmond to Salisbury, N. G. Thei
condition At this place is much improved
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. "a.

LOUlSvfLLE, Feb. ~.
The commissioners for the improvement
Of the Ohio river met and organised, and
adjourned till tomorrow.
The 45th Kentu Ky regiment has been
assigned to Owen county, Lebanon and
Bardstown. for the suppression Of guerrillas.
Uol. Maxwell has been ordered back to
his old post st Bowling Green.
Robson again takes command ct his old
headquarters q Glasgow.
The q heavy artillery are to be sent 20
Camp Nelson.
The 18th Kentucky infantry have been
mounted, by order Of Gen. Grant.
These assignments, and others in con.
temptation by Gen. Burbrijge, command
ing Che district Of Kentucky, It 10 expected
will secure the people Of tho State from
guerrilla operations.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
WAsaINoroN, Feb. "a.

Gov. Piedmont, Of Va, has addressed
. letter to President Lincoln, stating
that he has no objection to the recruit
ing of oolored men at Alexandria. This
may lead to removal of the embargo
here on their going North.
Tho Conference Committee on the
whisky bill, on the part of the Senate,
was not appointed to-day. A large
number of whisky spectators arrived to-
night, and are very indignant that Con-
gress did not appoint committee, as it
Is the general belief that the Conference
Committee will agree upon taxing the
stock on hand from Is 10 40 cents per
gallon, Washburn stating upon the floor
that 1t made difference of ten millions
of dollars to the Treasury.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Sr. JOHNS. N. B.. Feb. "a.

OF. VOHNb, M d. Il 90. "a
The police magistrate delivered judgment
to-day in the Chesapeake case, ordering the
prisoners to be committed to jail for to be
surrendered to the U. s. authorities. He
said this capture WAS the work Of cowsfds
and villains. The only authority given for
the seizure, Is that given BY John Parker,
and had no power to give commissions to
others. There was no authority given 10
the letter Of msrque to Parker to transfer
his power to another. 1t Was piracy, rob-
berry, murder, and is = case within the ex.
tradition treaty. Application will be made
for writ Of habeas corpus, so - to bring
the case before the supreme court.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Nsw YoaK, Feb. "a.

!" 4VWD3 w.
The Newbern Times says the late rebel
raid has strengthened the Union feeling.
We cannot Tor moment doubt that should
. strong Federal force move on Raleigh and
upfurl the old sacred banner from the capi-
eel. it would be hailed with shouts Of in
tense Joy y tsns OF Thousands.
Rumor says Gen. Pickett he's been court
sAasf,alsd Ser MOI. capturing Newborn.
Large ou06ers sfo snliDeia0 n to 30.
cd j. Q. Uaieo rsai0o9e Is pssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
RAILROADS.
hlchlgan Southern 4 Lake Shoye
RAILROAD.
UMMER ARRANGEMENT

I'm AND FTER MAY lTH, AND IN
til further notice trains viii leave Chicago -
az follows:
TOO A N New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:30 n Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago at s:i5 NJ, and
8 Is AN.
All tho above trains make regular connections
toDunkirk, Buffalo, niagara Falls, Albany, New
FORK, Boston, Philadelphia. baltimore and 81
points East.
luxurious now Sleeping Coaches. with ell mod
sru improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained ct the CON-
p.ny . Offce, 81 Clark street, under sherman
be1se, or 1t the Depot, corner Of Old Van Barss
aa1 Sherman streets.
II. SAWYER,
General Western AgaNt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

BosTon, Feb. "A.
Philander Fl. Pease ati0s Il. p. Living.
ston, who VA committed to JUL some days
ago in default Of So, 900 bail on charge Of
e~indliog, was to-day discharged from custo.
~, the complainants in the caso having &C.
knowledged satisfaction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
MEDICAI,.
-. So0eee,s
INFALLlDLE LIHwEYT
Great External Remedy.

Gfeat 6xtorSal Remedy.
70. Rses".asi.s, Gsxs, Ntsroig;s, Ls~5coe. Ss;s
Neck and Jo;sts, l9Prssss, Brr,ses. az az ~
Womads, Piles, headache. and a. ~"
matte and Nervous disorder.
Tor oil Of which u 10 speedy and certain
Il remedy, and never fails This Linimsnt 4
prepared ffom the recipe Of Dr.. Stephen sweet, OF
used in his practice for more than tventv vssr,
with the most astonishing success.
As Al ALLkvfAf0n o. PAIN, is 10 unsiysled by
any preparation before the pablo, Of which IL
mott sksPnesl may 30 convinced BY single trial.
This Lininsat will eurs rapidly ana rsd;c.iIv
Rheumatic Disorders Of every hind. aad Il tho..
sands Of cases whore IL has boon used il h.. rsv.
Or been knovn 10 fail.
Fon NEURALarA. It will afford immediate r,list
in every case. however distressing.
It will relieve the worst oases Of HRADAcHs in
three minutes and it 10 warranted to do IT..
TOUfHA che also will Il cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY and General Les.
situde arising from imprudence or excess, this Lin
imeniis most happy and unfailing remedy act
ing directly upon the nervous tissues il strength.
ems and reves the SYSTEM and restores IL 70 slas-
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FOR PlLkS.-As IN external remedy Wsclaim
that It 10 the beet known, and 10 challenge the
world to produce an equal. Every victim Of this
Distressing complaint should give il trial, for II
will not fail to afford immediate relief and in
0nJUitty Va vases VIII eueCt y fOU tc0t cure.
QUlNSY 4 SORE THROAT are sometimes q.
tremo!y malignant and dangerous. but . timely
application Of this Lnment will never fail to cure
sPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate. and
enlArgen cnt Of the joints is Liable 70 occur If ne
elected. The worst case may be conquered By
this Liniment In tSo or thrce days.
BRUISES. CUTS, WOUNDS. SORES. I'll
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wonderful healing properties of DR.. SWEETS
| INFA LLlBLE LINIMENT, when used according
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| FEET, b INSECT BITES i STISGS.
Every Horse Owner
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ually prevent those formidable diseases, to which
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| the wonderful curative properties of this Lini.
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Caution.
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DIR. g. W. ROBACK,

ohdnnaH, Ohio. Proprietor q
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier. Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
- G. 4. COOK, Chicago, Genl Agt.
osll q wholesale in Chicago BY FULLER, IIuCR
YULLRR, end III Druggias.
~ Oosntsy Merchants and Dealers supplied -
Az CROeREY. end @. n DECkWITH CAsage.
-as y
Solo IN davenport by r. Jacoty, Jr., E. s. Bal
lord. Stevenson h Carnshan, l. J. Wells. g
Schlege, Ditzen / Koch and NJ. Kovacs.
Sold at Wholesale by Beiderbecke / Miller and
r. Reddewig my2S d&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

New HAvEH, Conn, Feb. ~. W
The Democratic State Convention to.
day nominated 0. s. Seymour for Govern
or, and Thomas b. Bond for Lieutenant
Governor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

WAsHIsoToN, Feb. Is.
The House resumed the consideration
of the bill to establish Bureau of Freed
mans Affairs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
Attention Soldiers. n,
Friends Or SOl61aer~.

e"'so"uon o. AL nsvlne relations or
Trends IN the army TO the fact that ssHOOS
LANDS GerDsn Bittess" viii esrs nit q. tsnths
o. the disease indeed By sxpsssrs and psivs-
tions incid ,nt to camp life. IN thu ii.s "af.
lished almost daily In tie Re wspapstS on the A.
rival Of tho sick, il will BE- noticed that vssy
Every case o. that klsd can BE- readily surod s
Mocd snd's Ger man Bitters. pisessss sssu, ~.
disorders OF the digestive organs sse spssdlly r.
moved. We have no hesitation 10 Atat,ne thaA.
II these Bit'ers were freely used among oar sol-
| diers. hundrt ds of lives might 30 saved
avss,
We call particular attention 10 sle fs,lovio,
remarkable and sell authenticated. cure Of one n
the nations heroes. whose life, 10 use his ovp
Language, 'shas been sAvsd BY the Bitter....
PHILAD1LYHIA. August 7eA. 1891
Ae1svs: Jones q Egan,:-well, GENT eman yss,
hoohsnds GERMAN Bittsrs has saved nv lie.
There Il no mistake Ia this II 10 vCroh al inv ~
| numbers Of my con raider, some Of who's names
are appended, and Who were fully eogsisant Of all
the circa mstsnccs OF my case ! AN. and have
been for the last four years, = member Of Shsr.
| MACS celebrated battery, aud under the immedi-
| exposure attendant open my arduous duties. I
wac attacked in November lset With irhammatioo
Of the kungs, and Was tor ssventy two dev, a. ~.
hospital. This was followed By great debi,;,y.
heightened By n stack o. dysentery. Il ~, thcn
removed Irom ne y nits House. asd sent u this
which landed On the 3sth Of June. since thss
time have becn about ~ lov a. any one ceuM
be and still retain spark Of vitality. For =
week or more YES scarcely able 10 swallow ssv-
ss,s6. .ne esa force nss'si dess IL vas in
could not even issp sias Of vnt., a. 80
sssnseh. Late sosil sotl sss asis, sIsss siss1:.
stances and aosoedingly the nv isiese ~ ~
- woskink faishfaIiy. tboseH e!sriiiv =
fsGeos ~ ffOm ~ grasp Of the drea1 HsXC
fr.snIy sola - thsy eeala % % ~. 1 "a =
and aavissd ne 70 ssse cisrgymas ssd 70 40
s3ch disoosit3ea q ny linitH fsAds ., - -
49,. Ar seas.i9 ass wno visited ~, 6 SHo
No.. . ss:s2en Sssinssss q sixsh h1ev
ycs. .i s..s;r.. sss kindly prosss.. be.as. M.
80 4 !. e r.s.i.d 81 8 -, so.. s sssaK
-. Two bottles, fhsvs ssissd sss po.sis. -
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
H. H. KING,

II. H. KING,
A TTORWEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ and Notary Public.
OY1lcs-Dav exports Block, LsOlsirs, Iows.
Particular attention paid TO collections in Scot
County. myS-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

CHAS. WHITAKER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A O11r0s on Main street, in Grants Block, up
stairs. 'my26-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
DR. HUNTER
Treats MANY Diseases

MAN UNKUNIC DIS
xAsRs incidental to the hu-
man family. and even such -
have heretofore been oopsid-
cred incurable by the medical
faculty of the world, arc skill.
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public. Once, North west
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