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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

San FsAuslsco, Feb. La
bong Kong papses q ths 2lse Of Decsn-
bes do not mensios the ssls Of vessels 70
Jsf Davis, which we're 49, Oat in Fog.
lad for China. Tnsy say - Ohiness gov.
essmens repudittod che vbaeoain which ito
seent had madSgm The Sesssss With Mr..
Sbsrrsrd, the sgsnt Of the British govern.
osnt, on the ground that instructions we're
sxcsedsd. elosssad d furnishing river DO
tilla which wss intended. Osborne brought
. Feet sufficient to guard the entire Obi.
nese coast, composed OF extensive vessels
or too large for river service. Moreover
the owner, Mr.. Lay, entered into engage
ments with the officers and crews, involv-
ing great out lay without authority. A.
ter the 6rst refusal Of the vessels CaptatD
Osborne went to Pekin, making there
every effort for the acceptance OF the
stesmsrp, but in vain. The Chinese gov
eminent preferred 70 forfeit advances 81.
ready naie. Os6orse consequently return.
ed 10 Shanghie and registered the vessels
- British at the consulate, and dispatched
them, part for England sod part for Bo~-
bay.
The Hong Kong Prsss, Of the 18th Of De.
ceanber, says that they have oil lett ere
this.
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Many Of our patients assert hoy have sens
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no returns.
Then why not pstronise home talent-men who
Know the Western climate and can effect speedisr
cures.
Dr. Jackson's Female Pills-$1 Pc, box-send
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y
Tko G6srosgpobsot a The Boston Here's,
wyttiae ftso tbs hest q Chasls.sos, DE-
seeaeuS tAs osssseseao6 Of The bloessds ms
~, - SolloWo: YES.
Or CsAaLsssos. Feb. 2-yssy sesly
shis nersiag, some daring EoeDtshoan
0e1e bel1 attempt jost before day beeak
asd dusing log, 20 Sun the blockade. He
ssccesdsd In getting 10 - far q The mouth
Of the hafbor, whore b. ran ashore By Try.
iog 70 svoid The shells from oss bsstssiss,
which were fyisg 10 every direction. The
lsg sosa cleared Up and there was the block.
sde runoer hord end fest on the bsaeh. She
wss . splsndid locking eide whesi steamer,
With two smoke stacks cod Takish 0asts.
Forts Wagner and Grse1, aided By two
Monit0es &C once commenced 20 shell her,
and By noon she was . complete wreck. A
t~o hundred FOUNDER Parrott from Fort
Wagner cut her nearly IN two. Besides the
ahellinR OF the steamer, the city Of Charles.
ton. james Island, and Forts Johnston and
Moultrie have received trenend0n can.
no0aLing.
The same correspondent under date Of
Feb. 3. SAYS the rebels have tried several
zines lately to reinforce the almost worn
out garrison in the ruins Of Fort Sumter,
but have failed. 1t cannot be done By day
light, % our guns have full range Of tho
hsrbor oil around. At night our Calcium
lights are kept lighted and bear NOT only
on Sumter, but upon oil the harbor, and
the city, 20 that it IL impossible for boat
or steamer to go near the ruins. In addi.
| ton to this, the small remnant of . garri.
con in the ruins are treated every ten or
fifteen minutes to . heavy, powerful Par
rott shell from sunset till day light. Most
Of the men 10 Sumter arc negro slaves, and
we know that some 20 or 30 Of them are
killed daily. The night before last, It beisg
somewhat haxy, one Of the rebel rams 10
company With torpedo boat, c'gsr soaP.
| ed Internal machine, left Mt. Pleasant and
proceeded down the creek in tho rear Of
Suliivan's Island, for the purpose OF going
out 70 make 90 attempt to destroy the gun.
boats Housatonic and Nepsic, which we're
on guard duty thss night, on the south
channel, near Beach Inlet. When the ram
and Internal machine had got ready to make
Z dash out Of the inlet, it was found that
the machine was in . sinking condition
She was then turned back into the inlet
where she now lies sunk. She went down
carrying with her eight Of her crew. Thi.
mshap put an end to the attempt to de
stroy our vesssls.
This il the third internal machine the
rebels have lost.
A squad Of ten rebel soldiers, including
sergeant, escaped to our lines. They cay
that starvation stares them in the face II
Charleston; that al civil laws are 1t an enc
in that place, and that military rules have
i full svav over the civil authorities; thai
they are becoming desperate, aud that eve
nv means in their power will b resorted t
to iorce the blockade here. They mus
have assisiakce or starxe.
They report that the city is badly dam
aged from GiImore's con-tant lombard
ment, which il still going on. 1t is calculs
ted that at least shell is scnsinso tic cit!
about every ten minutes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15
WASHINGTON. Feb. ID

WAsHIN0roH, Feb. Ii
Gen. Grant writes, in . letter TO Mr.
Washburn since the passage Of the Lieut..
General bill by the House, in the course Of
which he says: "You should recollect that
I have already been highly honored be the
Government, and do not ask or feel that l
deserve anything in the shape Of honor or
promotion. A success over the enemy 10
what desire above anything else, and de-
sire to hold such an influence over those
uuder my command a. to enable me to use
them to the best advantage to secure this
end"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15


~.s-S 8AsIs incidental TO the hu.
man family, and even such q
have heretofore been eonsid.
4 cred incurable by the medical
faculty Of tho world, ars skill.
folly treated with distinguished success BIB DR.
WIN. HUNTER. DIX. JAMES HUNTER and
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for mp
wards Of forty years. They especially call the
attention Of the aflieted to the following named
diseases:
and tho most distressing Of all diseases the
AsfHMA or PnrHIsIC and all other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
o. see of the Stomach, Liver, kidneys. Spleen
Bladder and Bowels, such - Dyspepsia, which Il
. very distressing complaint. Disrrb0a, Dysentasy
Constipation or continued costivensss. This lat
tor disease most always preinouccs
Piles And F40t111A,
Which 10 treated with marked SUCCESS without
reso, ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
ere often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing conplains.-
Also all Female Complaints, such Is Weakness,
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, oil cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARcRIxONA, or CANCBR, 10 another disease that
has hitherto bafled the skill Of the erudits and
learned doctors Of the world. This nonstsous
Hydra must now bow its head, for II can becured.
All Tuners, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
eases, White Swellines, Club feet. alike can b
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Eyes.
Such - LAchrynal Fistula. Strabismus or Gross
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
kyss, Blindness and Catafast.
The latter disease can often be eursd without
resort to cutting With the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll to call aud Les the Doctor ex-
anime their case. A large assostmsnt Of
Artificial Eyes, perfectly sassval. Al
diesases Of bs Ear.
6uch - roaring CT busting sounds, offensive dis
charges and dsefness. The Doctor has Tables asd
Ear Drums and Oracles, Of oil sizes and discrip-
tions, which restore nearing vssy perfect 70 these
Who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose tss cents. Write
With your full same. town, oosnty and 0tate.--
Your letters will b promptly answered Be %
particular . you can 10 giving fall history Of
your disease. Address.
Boz o070 Post Odlco,
Hours from -. y. 70 8 :. \. Once No. 81 |
Raadolph corner Of Deasbcn street, Chicago III. |
oatl>div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15
RALrrMoRe. Feb. IL.

BALTIMORE, Feb. IL.
A morning paper publishes the following ::
The express passenger train which left
Camden street depot Thursday night for
Wheeling and intermediate points vas cap
tured by . company Of rebels, near kear
neysville depot, about s miles west Of Har
per's Ferry. The train was then surround
ed by the rebels and . number OF armed
men entered the cars. The passengers,
among whom OF course there was great con-
sternation. They we're more or less mullcd
in the shape Of ransom /; some produced
greenbacks, others watches, diamonds, ringe,
&c, as equivalent for their liberty. We
are informed BY one of the sufferers who
returned to this city by the express train
yesterday noon, that the aggregate amount
Of money taken from the passengers was
not less than geo, 900, while the value Of
the jewelry Was also large. Conductor
Perry who had charge Of the train was
compelled to hand over check for "a. 800,
the property Of the company.
A number Of the passengers who arrived
here yesterday had 90 interview with some
Of the passengers Of the captured train, and
their statement widely differs both % to
the amount Of money, &c, confiscated and
the character OF the raiders.
It 10 said that Major Harvey Gilmore, Of
rebel cavalry, was in command Of the ex.
petition.
No one was injured, nor was there the
least disposition on the part Of the raiders
to take any prisoners.
Several mem bers Of the Marylan State
Legislature, delegates from Western coun
ties, were among the passengers.
After accom- piishing their purpose, they
ran the locomotive and tender off the
track, causing seine injury to the engine
They then lett the train, going in the di
rectiOn Of Smithfeld, jefferson Co., VS-
Although . company Of Federal troop.
were stationed within . short distance
none Of tbs passengers were enabled t.
get any information to them until all hops
VI capturing the robbers had vanished.
All the trains we're running as usual yes
terdsy P. NJ.
The robbery Of the enlightened passen
gers was very general. Not one Of tneu
escaped. One man is said to have lost ovel
forty thousand dollars in greenbacks. Th.
passengers made no resistance, supposine
they we're surrounded by IN overw helmio1
force OF rebels. A great many Of then
threw their watches and money away
some of which have since been found.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

Feb. IA, 1864.
Nothing special to report from this
department.. have received Richmond
dates to the 10th inst.
The following 10 JEFF Davis Proclama.
ton to the rebel armies
Soljisrs Of The Avmiss Of Confederate 6tstss:
In the long and bloody war in which
your country 10 engaged, you have
achieved many noble triumphs. You
have won many gorgeous victories over
vast more numerous hosts. You have
cheerful'y borne privations and trials to
which you were exposed. You have
readily submitted to restraint upon
your individual will, that the citizen
might better perform his duty to the
State a. q soldier. To all these you
have lately added another triumph-the
noble and human conquests-a victory
over yourselves. Az the time draws
near, when you, who FIRST entered the
service, might we'll have been expected
to claim rest from your assiduous labors
and restoration to the sweet endowmen,
Of home. You have needed only tn,
osll Of your suffering country. Agar
you came to teRder your service for tn,
public Defence free Offering which
only such patriotism a. yours coult
make = triumph worthy of the cause 70,
are devoted, would in vain attempt 4
add greatly to express the emotions Will
which read the testimonials Of conf
dencs and regard With which you hav,
recently advanced to me.
To some Of those who received sep
arate acknowledgements were named
but it is now apparent that q like gen.
erous enthusiasm prevails the whole ar
my, and tho only exceptions to this feel
ing, are those who having originally en-
tered for the war cannot now display I
new fact Of their zeal in the public ser
vice. It is, therefore deemed appropri-
ate, and it is hoped will be equally &C
ceptable, to make general acknewl
edgement, instead of successive spscia
responses. Would that it were possibl,
to render my thanks to you in person
and in the name of our common ooun-
try, % we'll as in my owo, while press
ing tho hand Of each war-worn veteran
to recognize his title to our love, graft.
tude and admiration.
Soldiers BY your will, (for you ant
the people are but oue,) l have beef
placed in position which debars o.
from sharing your dangers, your suffer
ings and your
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GREAT CONSOLlDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD

E>OFTY NILES THE SHORTE ROuTE
to Ctneinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two .xress Trains leave West Side mic De
pot, Chicago, - follows:
ASA daily, except Sunday.
A. sic y, daily, sxcspt SATURDAY.
Arrive ct lo:45 An, and l0:lS PY
change ef ears 's"''"os'
Elegant Sleeping Can on Night Tr.ina
Time % Cincinnati, eleven neurs,
Tnsssfa ss:s.;. NY :. Obtained y the prissipal
paays O9es. No. lss Randolph ssrset. ss1 1T
the Sherman House.
JOHN BRANDT, il, 0ea1 s,p.t
CT. FOLLETT, Cent Tieke3 ~
u. n. MOORE, Ae't. Ohieoen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

CAlR0, Feb. IL.
The recognizing meeting at Memphis on
the 10th adopted emancipation resolntio
Matches advices to the 9Th represents .
healthy reaction in that qusrter. Planters
are returning to their allegiance 70 save
their property.
A large number Of deserters arc coming
into our lines. They report the couatry IL
. state OF DISCRIMINATION. All males be.
tween l6 aad 60 arc being conscripeed.-
Bo0ts sell ct two hundred dollars Z pair |:
coats are worth Eve hundred dollars: nan.
falcons three huadred dollars; overshoes
from ono hundred to one hundred and fiftv
dollars.
Eighty -four men were recruited for the
Second LoaisisDA Cavalry from one section
alone.
Much sickness b reported in the contra.
band camp. Tho smallpox was raging to
considerable extent, and many we're dy.
Ing Tor want Of proper treatment. There
were also many cases among citizens.
The Treasury Department as Natchez 10
tuily organised under Judge Hart.
The steamer Mann passed for Cincinnati.
With GO bales Of cotton.
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~ y.sv1.s - esp4plaa - -
- - 49, t'sss. 49, "a 4 $50 a. =
ksssEspos ~ dssd Sody u The negro they
ca. Asafses, - Miss, sooossdips st
little Rocs, 10 msde Brig. 0so. HE rsGi'
asoe has re-ealtsssd. = portion q then
arrived here 70 day, - rustic home.
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Chicago \ Northwestern Railway,

1853. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1sea
For Rockford, Beloit, Frsepoet, 0alsna, Savanas
Lar esville, Madison, Lacrosse, Prairie du CHEN
81. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, wassrtovn
Ssfiin, and oil points in Wisconsin. Mnnssota
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chieeec
and North western Railway. Running through
without ehangsof osss t. Jasssvills: = stsssown
Fond dq Lac and Oshkosh ,snd eonnsctiug ct Prai.
RE du Ohien end LsCrosss With splendid Paekets
~
~ Psints O tho Mississippi: River.
Trains leave Chicago % fsllovs:
0:l6 4-Day Express.
0IO 4 A-Wey Passenger.
500 r A-Janesville and Rockford aooon~ada.
tien.
8:S0P d-Night Rxpssss.
- New and elegant sleeping cars are IN
On all Night Trains, and patent ventillated 60
With patent dusters sttsced to Ill day trains.
GEO. l.. DUNLAP, Supt
mys-U
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

IAere ere ~aay preparations cold Ssder the
"ame Of BstseSs, put sp ~ quart bottles compound
ed Of ne cheapest achsskey or commos rpm costing
Anise or Coriaader Seed.
The caass Of Bstssrs kacs casssd and eM con-
t'~us to caass a. long tAoy can Be sol Assdreds
70 de she death Of ne drxsksrd. By sasir W. he
system - kept cossHseAg under The isasence Of A.
liquor is created and h*pt UP, and tte ss,ah l. al
tie horrors attendant upon drxnkard's Iifs and
death.
For taoss eho desire aad will have a. Liouor
6stters, zoe psblisA ths IottoWisg receipt Get one
mig Nth three quarts Of good 0randv or
whlskey, asd the result wiN be a preporceio.
that siN far excel IN medical viytse snd trve -.
celIency any Of The Liquor Bitsers IN The w.,
e.d '0s~ cost much less. fom .,uaA IL
~ish good article Of Liquor, n, mmck lsss pr;e.
than these snferiOr preparations Acily cost WON.
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OAIk0, Eeo. IA.
news. -
Tue steamer Platte Valley rsturssd from
Ssralsts, Yaso0 river, where che. with 9th.
sr TRANSPORTS, gunboats, With . portion 81
0nermsu's expedition, we're ettscksd On che
9th By free Of some 5000 Texan sroooo.
.Lo, witn artillery end musketry, frsd iesc
ehe transports woundiDg ~ soldiers. A
nsut onsued. " vhieh portion Of mr. 10.
fsntry and ssnbeaes teipated. resujtine
10 che dislodgsmsaf snd driving Of sbe 60.
smy. With what loss 10 sakeows. Eseht
q or ues we're killed oad 90 woundsd.-
The llth nlisots, WITH Dsgss ssvalsy ssd
tesansry. were e16sgod To- sAs affair.". ne
socoy Were alec driven iron Meokonjce.
VILE WIthost ~ = =. oE8 lss--s
~ see1e eel1lpgs beleagiag - Celeosl
MooeA eeeAo leon ~ ee1iweoG -
esee 1ss1ssS1 ~ go - 4 80
- 1s@A Aa = 4hal a
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Theeo - - asny pevp0eeee 49,
postaaoo 3 note u The Cali Depart
nest since our lask Per steamer Geo.
Ceomwsll. seN
The split still sestiasss betwssn ne
different wingp Of the free 6tste parties
in this dty. ls amossts virtually 70 :
eoue,st betweeu che friends Of 4eesss.
Nahin and Tlsndsrs, - 70 which party
ahall have the honor Of inducing their
candidate into the 0ubesnational Chair
The U. o. stsanship Hartford LEFT here
lest svenisg for the purpose Of whiting
il i supposed, the feet Of Mobile.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15

Farmers having Leaf Tobacco for sale
viii obtain the HIGHEST PRICE By applying TO
NICHOLAS HUMAN h CO., Tobacconists
corner Main and second SITS. feb1. dl v&vm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-15
DIR. Q. w. ROBACK,

Onaaaan, Ohio. Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
c. 4. COOK, Chicago, GenI Ast
osal q Wholesale In Chicago By FULLER, FINCH
YULLBA ard III DruggiNA
- Countsy Merchants and Dealers supplied ID
-. CR0SkEY, and O. H. BECKWlTH, Chicago.
ESQ.,
Sold in Davenport by +. Jacoby, Jr., E. 8. Bal
lord. Stevenson i Carnshsn, l. J. Wells. g
Schlegel, Ditzen / Koch and NJ. Kovae..
+. Reddewig my23 dAw
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1llineis Central Ratlroad.

/ L
1nr AND AFTER SUNDA NovEYDRa
~ ID, trains will leAvs from the 0aud CsatsaI
Depot, foot Of Lake and 6oath Wsasr street:
Through Express, I A. - 4 \, arriving q
lai.y, &c, SundaysJ taifo = - = n.
- This Train connects 10 Psoeia, Altoa. d
Loais, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Assenmodatioa) A. 40 r n, for Cairo a.a WAY
Trais, Ststioes, assiving It Cairo q
~ This Trsis, On Saturdays, viii rusoaly "a
Urs:sa: = Trains ss7svess Chisaso ct ll'os 1 \
Fo Tickets and infoenaslsn, appay q tAe enee
| the 0fsas Central Depot.
HYDE PACK AHb WOOD LAwI.
Tnias viii leave Chisaes Lseys Weed LAW:
80 4 j el1A An
Ss4tA1 .s3SAN
a +: s1 T. Il II :
w.RAprnUR ~ a.,&
W.P. JoEnssH. 0sa1 RAnsaese An no1o4
uAGEDOECK,s
State Lithsgraphie Eta llsbnsnt
NATIONAL BANK DuILDna.
lDSv ssp:ert, xsss -.
HnnDBRS YnOn ALL RAn90 OeADoN II
~ - 49, ssllsiee1 - lk A1sxsS01
- - $3.50 ~ - - ~ IT, -
[GH 80 s4x 800 ~ II ~ y 4