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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
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A. Ai1Ah hONaaA, NOV. 10 Is
- ~ anii, iSftbss noe.r-, train. s.. ,-.vs
.'s'pcfs a..iy, SuDdsss exsSpssl - s"io.s,
"a hight express. - ~.
..,,.J s.,,se AZ Davenport daily. sunday. sr.
~ All, -. -: =. :. !. rs 8. q.
uSv sAPseS ana nail tsAia q. J. J. s c5 ;. =.
~ -. EVER this ieuIs are IN l,,oo, ,,
ssUsisssc yssh tsains essrs4hosh ID Tnsins
Seuehssn, sMchigkr ceai.Al, 'fisssbnn. IA
70. wayyn r saa cn,caga Railroad to and f,en Do.
Ritssbuse, Dunkirk, Buffalo, N,ssara Fails A,s's.
~ Nc" YORK. Philadelphia, al.insre and Wash
fsssan9ars ara r"mind.d Of III. noesssi.y oe
gs.Ax 01nnct directions ~ ~ the dgu,, alto, -
sneiI baggage aiso TO procure tickets before ~.
Sse tneif seats In the cars. the oond col
sct fares only TO stations on the line Of 81 On
eAxo AaG hook LslaLd RAilpoad.
JOHN 2. TRACY, Nupsr snsepdS,,s.
Davenport Nsv. 10. 1863 -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
Dispatch 70 the Commercial.

Thn H,uss Military Committee to-dsy
rct. uccd the consultation clause 10 che Ser.
sxsopt Qsskers aud clsssy men.
The Senate Finance Committee will TO-
sorrow consider che tax bill. Tie Coo-
-hiitee. it 10 aaid, are divided on Wood'a
aosnduens. The Impression 10 the Senate
will agree to.it.
An important bill vill soon b reported
ftca ~ Honss Post U.s. Conoiesss, "a.
hisg ~ Pest o. Depsetases Tsspoosi-
W. for neesy ssot y mall.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26

sax JI0eG 0Uooe9|
WAsnIneron, Jan. Is.
On. CAN'T viii issas ~ address to he
p,opIs of Arkansaa, urgiag them y ~
tnrn 70 their allss iaseA 81 deolasiaa
that y slasssy asdead there IL sothise
left fYsAs 6oath 70 Aght for.
ThsDsGo>s hsviog peoed = sseolstiss
sequis(g btobsss = ssts ths ossh Of
slisgiar Go Senator Bsysrd will take Il
and resign.
Geo. Wilson, Of Gen. Grsnt's stat, has
been apPeiessd chief Nth osvalsy b.
The Eaisrstios cennits.s win prob
ally sDssoosoAaso1sag esuississess
70 Northern 'Europi = tacititsse the
enormous emigration that 10 expscted
this ysaf. Ia III
lspssisl . the wes,d.l
The President today notified tho Ar
ksnsss dslcgat,ou.that he had Instructed
Gen. Steele 70 order an election for Gov.
ernof 10 thst State ct once. Regular cleo.
tions Of State oficen and Congressmen
vii! fsiior.% ''A -
Over 1000 siiiseps Of the STATE have
taken the oath # allsgisoce.
Tue, 1seatc.hn cesarmed B. 8. Per-
kins Post Master Of SsD. Francisco.
[fritusss Spseial.l w.. ~ :
Cen. Hallsck exneessss the belief that
. last desperate effort will BE- Dsds ip
the spring to sfAssfsf The wat e north
arm s0il
Gsaa Hjteheock and Candy and : MAJ
Haldns have been appointed . board q
revise the ruIes end, articles Of var. ! ,
Senator Wilson intends to introduce 4
bill providing that all lands conAscatsd
in the South shall be- divided into home.
steads for soldiers.
The House Nil. Committee bill to
amend the enrolment act, provides that
soldiers now in service cannot be hired
~ subs,itutes.
Special to the Herald
The gang which captured the gun.
boats Satellite and Resolu,e some time
since, still irsest the vicinity OF the Rap
pabaunock, and src'preparipg for anoth
or "a id. Several new boats have beer
built and recruits added to their force.
The HeralTs Army of tue Potomac
special says our pickets near Racooor
Ford we're driven in a few days since by
about sixty rebel cavalry, who crossed
the river, and had brief sklrmisb, b.,
were afterwards rcpulsed and compelled
TO retire in confusion.
A considerable force Of cavalry and 10.
fantry arc visible on the other side oi
the Kapidsn.
Desertcrs say that Lees army is wide.
~ scattered, but do not believe any por-
tion Of il has been sent of. They ore
certain that no troops have been sent
FROM their immediate command.
They represent that forage is difficult
to obtaiu, and the horses reduced in
number aud efficiency.
They alec say that no supplies are re-
csived by Lees army in advances Of it's
actual necessities.
Among the deAerters are guards who
we're assigned tho duty of watching the
rebel pickets.
A battalion c: the 10th New York
Cavalry made reconnaissance to Wolf
Run Shoals and Occoqnan, but discover
ed only i've or Fix rebels where they ex-
Pec'ed to meet . comparatively large
large.
The roads are very bad and the mud
Deep ~
On Saturday the rebels in front OF
General Kilpatrick's cavalry undivided
" had . light among themselves, heavv
artillery and infantry fighting being heard
there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26

AsGsns Swn ~ OnsragO time, scAScA q f,psl~s -
seSs fssfsr eAas Dsw~poes Mrs.
~ AID AGTEk MONuAY. uOv. ,e4n
- -; 80 ,Dtil farther sos.es, pas.saser
t.0Q :. =. ies 0riaasli - WosnAn~s.>.
! s.sor. =. for lows Cityi md Nussstins. !.
rN*iss ARhisA - DAysNrcKT A. Yca.0va
BOO r. \. from Grinneli ana wasbins,o,
s.i5 :. = from Grinaeil md Mnscatinc.
The 500 \. trsin cur u DAvsnpt, ate,a,,...
so1nsotions ~ Grinnell, Iowa city and Wash;.s
-, with tbs sssern Stag. Gem mn " ssawes r.,
~ points West. Southwest aud Nerth-w.s.'
Trains from tie " EST connect ., D.ysnno,.
eta ,rsins a ~ Chicago and Rock Island kali
: ,ac Tor al points East, North and Ssu,A.
t'sssongers are reminded Of the necessity q.
ssing Distinct directions ~ 20 IN destination "a
!ae,' cssrsye ase TO prncare.ioka.s hefora takinr
men seat q .aS s.s.s.
q. kinsAiL, Ae's tsup't.
Davenport, Nov. Is. l601 -A4f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
Dr.. Z. Il. Weodhuil,
Author and Lecturer on
CHRONIC DISEASES

Oasrs the most eertsin, speedy and effectus.
NJ NDlkS - tho World for tho following corn
psa'nes In their obstinate Stages, viz:
O'sasss tie Throat, Lssss, Heart, Spleen. Liz
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=. Ear; RAesmssssss, Nesraiyia. Fsss, and
QUE Dsvangeme.ts /: all
lie Blood, Sc,ofas.
EysipeIos. Cancer. Ecer
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
liAinsiS Contral Rsllroah.


0RAkZ II
IN AND AFTER suNDA NovrMBrR
~ ~, trains will leave from tho GrAud Csa,,sl
Depot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
Through Express. / A. s.Ss 4 \, asrivt,s A.
aai:y, &C., SundaysJ ssiro q 40 A n.
- This Train connects for Psoria, Alton. 81.
isonis, Memphis. New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodasionl At 400 III. for Cairo and Way
IRAN, S'ntiorr, arriving at Cairo nc
Every asy, J $40 p N nor. dsv.
IA This Tain, on saturdays, will run oalv n
Uroans. 1esins arrive q Chieaeo &C li'oS K II
ami 1880 Pm.
for Tickets and information, apply 1t the oflcs
o the Great Central Depot
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
arins VIII leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn;
nv ~ Gas IN
e9o a 923 A N
lzVO I255PM
300 m gA5pM
400 Pm $50 pig
w. II. ARTHUR, Gent SuD't.
VIZ JoaSsoS, Ton 7 Passenger Ag't noa0tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
Nrw Yorx Ia. o.

= y, AO1A3 o""s 1Vs
"A Morris Island letter Of the 21st
says that there was big scare in the
heet iatsly, caused BY some rsbel OBJ
structions In the channel between Sam.
ter and houltrie, but they are entirely
gone, and the opinion Of naval sl1cers ].
that there are no impedimssla 10 til.
progress Of our Aeet sxcepA rom James
Island to the middle gseaad. No lese
thau. three rebel iron, slsda ara sacn
daily.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
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DIR. G. w. ROBACK,
Osannaa, Ohio, Proprietor
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
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q. A. COOK, Chicago, Gen1 Axt.
Sold q wholesale In Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH
YULLER, and al Druggists.
~ Country Merchants and Dealers sr piled ~
4. =. CROSKEY, and G. II. BECKw1TF, Chicago.
s0s
Sold IN Davenport by r. Jacohy, r.. E. s Bal
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Sold a. wholesale by Bsidsrbe.ke 4 Niiics and
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CfNesnxArI. Jan. g.

g $3.50 CtNesHkAfI, JAa.. s. 4
Tkfeo more ballots were taken il III
.slegialatuss ysstsrdy fes y. S. Sen
ator. Tho last ballot stood 0uthrie ~.
Bell -, Butnsm 90, Butkhsr Z, nssss.-
sary TO choice 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
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TIE

GREAT EXTERNAL RENELY.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26

Masshal Kane Of DAlsinore on1 shirteoo
OoaGsdsrates mostly ssesped cllcsrs froo
Johssos's 1slsnd and CaAp DOuelas, left
hsso shis ieeeaoen b. 0fasd Tronk Rail-
rcd ios Rissr d kose, = take ~ evef-
1nnd rtato . Ha1lhs, 49, ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
- 4GArtsl01'Ases' Css!gess,,
Assse khesr . Veterinary tursssa,
an ~ W. % 90. % - . nscx IN ARR.

WISHES TO INFORM TIE CIT. -
lxsHs Of Davenport and Scstt IN
4A County generally that he has psr.v VI
nsoently located himsslf In this city whsre hs il
prepared 70 shos horses on tho scispti6ie priaci
pies After twenty years stsdy asd practice o.
he anstsoy u The feot, u Witch tfne 10 hes
spout elsyen ysass undsr the supesistssdenee a
the best Veterinarians Ia Europe, he wishee 3
aay that he will Give sstisssctioo 70 al perpons
having horses aboriDg under the disease Of eorne.
or contrsctions. commonly called though bound. .
Interfering, overresehing, quarter CRACKS, ssnd
and spsvins, fer I'll Of which be warrants : rcr.
feet cure If durable. The greater part Of these
diseases ere eaused BY shoeirg Or want Of proper
Judgment jnsi-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26
- i b. 5 3 Is NEAM Us

4 The seoomJe Harry Z. Rofsyth from Mem.
psis arrived, having % board the lOtb Ilis.
veseeaa ssceuiss, uuobsgisg abess GOO, the
"a loWs cavalry vstsrss recruits nao6ess1g
200, slso arrived from Little Rock, Ark, %
sbs ssssnss Adsistict both ssgiDests are %
route hons on iuriough. Il. Csi. q. q.
Oat1Ws1k 'oo0mos1ipe The refimeuss fur.
eisbp eooe impostaos inlosmaSioo coceosp.
ing the reorganization movement going on
ID sbo AskAusss State Ccnvsoeiou. which
ssesmbaed On the 9th inst, had abose con.
plssed its labors. Much tbs greater por-
sics Of the State va represented. Ne dc.
Lucrative body ever betcre assembled IN
The 6tete compsisiog more solid worth and
ieselDigeBce, than did tt's. The Conveu.
tioa inserted % article forever prohibiting
slavery, wss adopted With but ooe dissent.
- vote. The Constitution u IN h sub
ostted 70 Z vote Of the people 90 the Sad
Aooday 10 March, ae which zine State off
cels and Leeislatuse viii be elected. The
Legislature IL 50 meet On the 81 Monday
ic April.
The action OF tho Convention IL univer.
sally satisfactory to loyal men.
The qualification n voters 10 that pre-
scsibed BY the Prcsident's proclamation.
Loyal citizeDs cay they will be sLle to
poll 10000. ysses for che Oonstisutiou.
Tho Convection would recommend q
soisehle persbo LOT Yf0visional' 0osSrnor.
Judge Murphy wss spoken Of In this con.
The editor Of che Little Rock Ds.oesyss
had bees essssssd ~ the military suthori-
ties iof publishing disloyal sentiments and
W $spss suppss1ssd.. A new paper vs.
sood to besseasgsd' 6y men Of undopbssd
IoJsDty. syskssyga ~
The 18th Michigan, veterans, 800 ssrone,
are gov 1t Msnpbis = sosss for home, On
'''s''s"'s.. ~ !. Lex. Isas
es ssf's 20 NAsa,rLLx, Jan. Is.
The exsitsoess rsssedtog Ksexvills n
totally uofooDdsd. The de0oostsasioae
Of Lonestrest we're apparently intended
only 70 recover Iosege grosod takes By
Foster, and the latess Information Is that
he il relieved, and that our troops are Ia
winter quarters.
Gen. Foster anticipates 60 attack, and
is sbie to rcpel any Longstrest can make.
There 10 40 reasonable doubt that Lee
hss reinforced Locgs,rect.
No active operations need BIO expected
la THAT Y entity for weeks.
Gen. iiancoca and l.s o.igaie, captured
| near Knoxville, arrived ltsc Tonight
Vance had captured ore OF cur tofege
trains, when Eturges went 10 pursuit aud
captured the entire reie! force.
Gen. Grant left Tor st. Louis to-day.
Efforts toward the rccoI struction Of the
State Government are extending along
| mart of the couuties Of Middle Tennessee,
bat with little hope OF its carly return to
tho UNION.
The radicals, with Gov. johnson ct their
head, favor calling . convention to pullify
the constitution, and form . nov one on
emancipation principles.
East Tennessee is reviviDg the project
Of forming . separate State Of that section
Rebel efaccrs con tinue 20 come 10 daily
diissr med, taking advantage Of the smresty
proclamation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-26

Including reproductions Of the most s-lebratsd
Engravinrs, Paintings, Statues, 40. Cataiognes
cent oc receipt Of stamp. An order + o0s dos.
On FiCTC EES from our CatAiok a. viii b. 81, ed
"a receipt Of 81 so, ana sent by mai, fre,.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04
~ w. ESTilIIkIN,
Dr. q. T9uvd,

DuNSlCl M AND SURGEON, wonld re-
pcri!u!ly tender his professional services
- The CliiXors uf find.ay aud surrounding
rouU rv.
SPECIAL ArTEN 7ION GIVEN TO SURGtRi
70. .Onica uu corner over the store vi IL J.
Gage ~ Go. Residence on saniusky rect
second door west ui United Brethren Church
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04
I'M ANi lPATED SLAVES,
Brought from New Orleans by Col
George u. Hanks.
EXPLANATORY


|. Wilson Chinn, the Old colored
man on the left, was one Of 2l0 slaves
on n plantation about forty miles
above New Orleans. or these 21C
205 left their master at one time, and
came into the Union camp. He has
been branded on his forehead with
the initials Of his owners Rame- "V
B. NJ, ms shown IN the cut. Thirty
others Of the company were branded
in the same manner with II hot iron
three of the in the forehead, and the
rest on their breasts or arms. The
old man has seen much of sorrow in
this world, hut is mild and calm I'M
der it all, except he could hardly
stand still louG enough to have his
"picture' taken, when he thought
that he was tree, He has on the reg
ular "butternut colorcd' slave jack
ct or roundabout, coaise as n horse
blanket, and that extending down to
his hips
. Charles Taylor, the boy next
in order, is about eight years old. -
lie was taken from Virginia with his
mother, and sold in New Orleans. -
The man who sold him and his moth,
or to the slave trader was his father
The man who bought him in New Or
leans was Secessionist, of course
and fled when our army took posses
sion Of the city, leaving little Char
ley" and his mother behind, Charles
has been in the schools for "colored
i(?) children in New Orleans only
about six months, but is very smart,
and can read and write quite well.--
He will go back TO New Orleans, ant
bids rs fair TO become an intelligent
and great man rs any little boy who
may read this account.
s. Augusta Bromley, the littl'
girl in the white dress, is about min,
years old. Her mother, though al
most white, was a slave, and so, b,
the laws of Louisiana, Augusta was
slave also. Her owner ,also was he
father She is bright and playful
little girl, and very polite, but ca
mot read yet, as she has been in schoc
}, but few days,
4. just back of Augusta stand
Mary johnson, who came on to Ne
/ llYork to help take care Of the childrel
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04

Dispatches from Knoxville Of the
Goth; report LOngstreet retreating
rapidly, closely, pursued by General
Schofcld. AT last accounts the rsb.
els were as far as Greenville, which is
about eight miles east of Knoxville.
Descrtcrs reported that Longstrcet's
original army was going to Richmond
leaving Buckner TO guard the Virgin
il line, but this is an uncertain kind
of intelligence. 1t is certain, howev.
er, that Knoxville is no longer inena-
ced by the rebels.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04

EJIt is stated that the snow is full
Iy forty feet deep on the Rocky Noun
greater depth than has been
previously known there for y. .ars.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04
THTINW Ls' 'WII' " 'T|''''
PARTlCUL AR NO TIC z.

There are many preparations III undrt
tie name of Bitters, put up ~ quart bottles
eompoundrd I the cheapest wliShev or com
m, n rum costing from 20 Ia 20 cents per gil
lon. the taste yuisod By An.sc orCoranief
Seed. -
THIS class of Bittcrs has caused and viii
continue to cause. as long as they can he sold.
huidrods I" die the death of tho drnnkard. -
By their use the system Is Kept c'hlihuti'
under the influence oi AlcvhOliG sinuEnis
of the worst kind the desire for liquor l. ere.
sied and Kept up, and the result y all the
horrors attendant upon drHnNird s'lle an
death.
For these who desire ana wil have Liquor
Bttcr5. VIC publish the f'll 'wing receipt. -
Get one bottle lluunaud's German hi,hrs nnl
mix with three quarts Of soud brandy or whi-
kov, aud the result VIII 10 pr'y ration 'hl
VIII ter excel IN medical virtues tnd trur eN'
.el.ctre any Vi thr.unmcrou> Liquor Bi''crs
i'm tbr market. and VIII cost much les. You
wi 1 hlvc AL The ViriUcs "f iI"'h ,'is i,'fiois
In connection Nith good tru'!e "' "a l't'
.I a much lr,s price than these Inferior Prep
aratl luis will cost y"t.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04
AIIi ATlOS. SpiDlENH'
AND THE rRIENDs OF SoLDIERS'

Ne can the attoulIun Of all having r"'i tom.
ar friends ia HE army. to the fact, ibpt u l'Hr
Lands German BiUor~ Sil cure itiH'icl'HS "i
Tho diseases induced lay exposures AMI pr'Nd'
tinus nciltht to camp ltIe, In the ll>iS. luh
li,Iea almost daily ~ tie newspapers. IN lho
arrival ul the SICK, II will be noticed ih't "
very large proportion ate suffering h"m dr
billy, Every case oi that klud can lie read
ily uted by lid, naud's German Btters. iiS-
ns,,s resulti0. from disorders ol the digest.
i've organs are speedily removed. We have
no hesitation in stating, that Il these Biti"ls
were ,r, els used among our soldier. hundreds
lives might be saved lhat uthcrWiSe WIN nc
ast,
Ne can particular attention to the followir,
remarkable and well autlc,ticuod cure ul
one OF lie nations heroes. Who's" lite. To- use
ia owi,lyEsuapo, 'has been saved by T. e
Bitters:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04

~ Great difficulties, when not sue
cumbed to bring out great virtues. So
Example has more followers than
reason.
Partial culture runs to the ornate;
extreme culture to simplicity.
A fit of disgust is great stimulator
of thought. Pleasure represses it.
Gov. Brough has appointed Judge
White, Of Springflcld,to fill the vacan-
cy on the Supreme Bench made by
the resignation of Judge Hunter.
Appointment is good one.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04

z ~. BURISET.
j. Attorney ~ Law nnd General COL
ic,tIng igent.
Especial attention given to Guardian AMI
Administrative matters.
once az the Court Iluuso, rp 'irs. In TIC
Probate Jud.o's office. fiudlay, ONO.
Apr, Is, 1852.
IN'sIitI. ". BFAtlD%LEN, attorney NJ
! r'.,.. ,rti urum''lv attend to ed, DHs.-
l.s. criru, rl 60 bis care.
IrSrICG ~ TR y PEACE
ylI aiteutto tLc Wri,ius and arknow lodging
# dcoJs and mortgages. and /" inc I.Nins "i
0rrlrr- Wc'oAerr Building, in tho roow for'
rgr'y pccsut,d ley !. t. Cplrs, HSi.
P,ru,y. ohio. ARA -. loa'.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-04

nH.B. RE EECu ,wuuIdraspcc announce
~ thathe hNspermancntl located IN finday
where he willIt'cud to al calls IN his profession
Olice and residence on west s''c Of MunS'
n the bu ldng formerly occupiedhy CouhElr
ne ,rly opposite the new i'r"sn'tcrlan church