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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11
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Nrw Yoax Jan. II.

NEW YoaK, Jan. II.
Blythe steamship Columbia, which
arrived at this por, yesterday, we have
highly Interesting u W. from 81. DO
mmgo.
Oar sdvices rom Mexico represent
the French ~ mee,ing With sI"ost uni"
tc,rupei succ, - 10 the progress OF their
diffc cnt columns through the country.
Tie various citi AMI towns had Teen
q. occupied ~ the nper al arms. including
Guanaguis o and Agnascalienie-, and the
invaders were marching on the Jua'cz
capital. which they expected TO occupy
10y Christmas.
II ,srep ricI bv the French and their
partisans that Juarez himself would seek
safety BY fleeing to Texas.
Gen. Mitamou wAs vigorous 10 raising
q fore 10 march on Dusing.
The entire State OF Tamulipa', it was
expect d, would be IN possession Of the
lmyetal SIS.
From st. Domingo we learn that the
Span ards rad gsiued another victory
over the insurgents in front Ut Puerto
Plata, diving them successfully from the
various positions, though the number OF
killed aud wounded is said 10 have been
comparatively small.
Requirements for the Spaniards are
constantly arriving, and it WAS SUPP sed
that they would soon have sufficieOl
force to overcome Ill opposit on.
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A letter from Loudon county, Va, says
that daring robberies are every where COM
mitted and money cxtorted from the in
nabitants to save their dwellings from cor
Migration. There is a greater state Il
alarm prevailing than has before existed
iuriog the var. The dcpredatioDs are rep
resented 10 be committed by southern de
'erteis. Th ie being no protection aifored
them, the citizens are compelled to submit
10 them.
j is stated that more than week apo
tue rebels were moving towards Winches
'er, via the Intention probably OF proceed
ng beyond that point. This repors is now
verified. IDc Government has not been
anm ndiul OF this impnrtsnt fac, and has
taken measures accordingly
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1t. W. A. Britain, OF kmg's Sd Atkan-
,as regiment, oi Fsgan's rebel brigade, came
nto our lines to day With several Of nis
.nmrades. lie left Prices headquarters At
Lynword, 20 miles West Of Co'don, on
Christmas.
Gen. Palmer ia H. command OF Trans.
Mississippi department. Price is IN com
nand VI the srmy in the field and it IL es.
tlmated At 1900 strong, but Lit. Britain
.sys the entire effective force outside OF
rexas. does not exceed 1900. u PRICE,.
No. troops, only about 3 or 1000 remain
md but lew OF ;heu are part vi the afiny
ne took out Of No.
The Mo troops and Shelby's Cavalry,
PMson'. Infantry brigade, Mo,by's new n.
:,uits coDscitpts aud bush hackers have
recvu,ly joined.
Gen. Steele has been superseded in the
:,um ana Ot the rebel department of Indian
Territory by Brig. Gen. M.xey.
Rebel troops have issues VI only fresh
beef and coru tnesl, With only ono ration Vi
d ,nr per week. they arc badly clad aud
',avc no tents, and suf greatly.
Reports oil the Federal success in Texas
aud Banks possession IF the Ro Grande
treated great gloom among the rebels.
Tho rumor Uf tue is.ue Vi President Lie.
c ,ins amnesty ptocismation !. also b.ving
II ct throughout their ranks, and deser.
uons are fs,qleot. Tue oiii :eas were PROM
sing u speedy advance Northward, to keep
hem Quie'.
Many oeiI informed Ulcers were OF the
,p,,i,n that Prcc would move a column
Jpon Lttle X ,ck and alotter one on Foii
Nmt,n.
The weather here rs the coolest it was
rver known. Tue thermometer has stood
| 10 to Is leg. below z@so Tor several days !;
nov SIX inches deep. Ca. Try crossed be
RIVER on the ice and intercepted Il rebel
mail. Letters speak Q! al Immediate adj
| vance nur,bward as probable.
A few Days ago Captain Green, OF the I'd
,rklnsss cavalry, while on bis way to For,
Smith, w,th a detachm' 1t, was attacked
y the rebel Captain Hall. The rebels
~erc completely routed and the Captain,
| .ith nine e bis mep tsken prisoners
C,ptaln Napier Of The same res inent had
II engagement not long since with tue rcb
IS IN Tell G unit, and captured Lieutenant,
Burnett and fifteen men.
Private Sampson. Of tho Is; b Illinois cav
airy, was killed Ut Little Rock theatre BY
che accidental explosion u gun in the
| lands OF sentinel. Tue ball passed direct
~ through bis head causing instant death
A notorious character known as the
Mexican leader Of baud of highway men
md murderer, who has Tor some mort his
past been . terror to the citizens Of West
Tennessee, has been captured.
A man Damed Morrison, who has been
travelling up and down the river between
s.. Louis aud Memphis, and other points,
oy rail, representing himself as an agent Of
the New York Associated Press and cor.
respondent Of . number Of papers, has
been arrested At Memphis. On his person
we're found papers which 60 to show that
ne was not only an impostor, but it is be-
ieved be is rebel spy.
The cotton market is unchanged from
the last report.
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OCTAVE nOuJUE.
u J. GlLLErr, PROPRIETOR, FRONTING
! Lcvee and PasseLse: Station,
MusAs',"S...- ..... 1ova
M.shigan Central Railroad.

Great Contra. Roste to NeU York. Nev E,olo,,
aud the Camadus.
ElN AND AFrES SUNDAY, NOyENpr1
~ 18th, 1863. trains will leave the Great Cen
usl Union DaIot, toet VI Lake street. a, f,llov.
81 10, sundays excepted. Arrive in l.e,ro;
80 IN; .oron'o 4 A. p "a Suspens on bridge
no I'm; BG6 40 s w p In, ALBANY 3 4, n =,
New ork 30 p m, Bussoa ~ 81 IN.
~ m. cSsardays exccp cd. Arrve in Petrol;
80. N, Toronto 4 a5 m Sus, eusicn Br;d..
445 m. Buffalo 20 . n. Albany 6 Is. Ns.
lux 81 = n bos,sn4 90 D m.
i"vo SATURDAYS and Sunds, 8 excepted. A..
tive IN ueiroit IL 90 = IN, 1oropto o 06 n :.
nspsnsi"n Bridge . 10 IN Alb, n, a 40 : =.
Ns" aofk % IN. Boston s ovp m.
Cincinnati Tr~s-
(vis Michigan Cent? ,lRnl
Leave n'csso ~ D 81 = m Mail I rain IN M =
Express The ~ 20 m Train Ies ,inr t:r ~ as'
rsas through to Cincinnati without ~ S.'SAgo
Cars = Ssxgsge, s.ssse o.
Rstsan's i..s.ns vsntilatisg and w.,n;..
Apssasas % Oil Ccfs Of sb is Company. n .I... .s
0easkssa css, With Eeehrs Tables. 81, las.I.
addsd TO day trains. Patent Nleepin~ ~ 100
Light NasnG Bssgags Checked Throushs 70
laecsn4 !seeses fof sale as al pripeiD i R,;,.
rod O0Ses IL ~ West II The tisss,., on VIE
eqrp9 Laks AMI % 'rborn Streets. l.nas Sm ~,
1eet3oot 0eaos1 Chsosgo, aad - the sss.s ses
!. y: Rich. Ossesi xS.s
\, Q. W1qfWOkTa, Ossssai WsssssS ~.
AD1oA 0eUose
tHMxX#s
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HALIFAX. Jan. 9,

HALIFAX, Jan. y.
The admiralty court. Hon. judge Stew.
.rt prcs,ding. Hon. J. W. Jobnson, Advo.
.sse General for the crown, W.. A. ID. Morse,
.,unsel fpr the owners Of the Chesapeake,
md j. W. Ritchic, counsel for the Couied.
srsse prisoners, Is in session here.
In opening tho case the Judge stated that
be cause ~as entertained on the ground
bat the seisure Of the vessel Was pirati.
al act. Ills opinion was that the weasel
,ught to be given up to her owners.
Mr.. Richie asked the Judge to consem
1late she probability Of al application Tor
ier by the Confedera,es.
Ills Honor declared that be would enter
tain no, hing Of the kind.
Ms. R,tcb,e gave bis interpretation 1t the
aw upon the validity Of secures, contend
ing that any citizen Of the Southern Con-
'.deracy, with or without commission, has
IN absolute right to seize any vessel belong
,ng 20 the FederaIs, and IL would be Law
al pr,1s.
The Advocate General said be felt some
j,f1cuIiy in bringing the case into thls
court, as there was . pre'ence Of her being
. lawful prize; but there was prima taci<
whence that the capture was piracy. He
,p,n,pn was that the vessel should be d..
riivered owe TO its owners.
Adjourned to the l3th inst.
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Complicated Chronic COMPLAINTS

Tho ToctOr's practice 10 founded on truth Of
seventeen years standing, and differs from oil 9TH
ers No triftg with human existence. O. sac-
iihcing life by experiments Tho Doctor kno.n
upon examination the cause Of the disease. Ana
the remedy needed to remove it, not bv puesanv
but ~ knowledge analyses the disease and the
medicine mono but vegetable substances used
All mineral and poisonous medicines discarded
The ector has discover cd many remedies n III
travels in south America, Cslifornis and o,bsr
O. untres, which he finds Of general utility in the
healing art. IL Is to be hoped that ssnvHfids Who
have tried doctors and advertised 1nSticines nm.
til worn out and discouraged, will Ideerair not ar
cure until they have given DR.. VS. medicine
ana magnetic operations . trial. During his
travels he las been the instrument. il Gods
hands, OF restoring to health ami vi9or Thousand
who were en- the verge Of tho grave, and are now
hving monuments of his skill and success t,e.t
mcn', and are sally excaiming, '.BiesseN b, the
aay wnen ct we saw and pert.ok OF the Anal,-
NC ana hAgbetic Doctors treatment" Sa,is.ao-
.ory reietence si'i be cheerfuIly gwen whom re-
quitea. me Doctor will pledge his reputation
and siASe ms oil 10 mako permsnent cures In al
cases nc undertakes. his mode of .xami at;o,,
IL With the Eye, aud By an Anal teal urocsas ~
the waste material or tho b d., lie the,e,ore
asks no questions, Lor requires invslids 10 ex-
PAIN symptoms, telling the cause and the loca
t'on ct tie dies sse with perfect certainty.
~ n. 4, DK. " OODHULL absululelv adve,t;s.
es hitting but what he has the ability "a nro.
form. All forms u female difficulties attended
with the happles: fesultt. lnvAlids vbo c,nnc,
consult the Doctor IN person, By giviSe . stats.
mept Of their case, will b. attended 70 p,o@n,.
y. 20. medicine foswa'hsd y s1frsss when T.
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[ipecialtot he Herald.
HEADQUARTERS DEpr w. VraSISiA,

UEADouAaTEas DEPr w. ViaSIEIA, I
January 10.
Maj Cole, in command Of battalion
Of Mryland cavity, attacked at
NJ to- iay The que r "a Mosby with 400
Of his men. Al er severe ti.h ing for An
hour Mostly VS. rep"'sed. le.v'"g his
killed AMI wounded on the field.
Among he rebel d Nd were 4 com-
mis- ned off e $. Our l,s is 2 killed
AMI IL wound d Among the latter is
apt Vern.n and It. Rivers.
Gen. Sullivan has Il force pu'suiog the
gucrrilss
Mosby attempted to surprise Co'c
whom he found however on the ale
and ready for him.
the fis was agal ant one on Coles
part.
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NA.lJiNt:rON Ian

W h'HT ION. JHN =.
NJ. Chase il firmly resolved not to issue any
more legal tender currency in any contingency.
THIS pu pose he openly nvows. TIE Que year
cert'fc ties are depressed. owing TO the popu-
lar Impression that an unusual amount il in the
market The fact that the redemptions ex-
ceeded the issues, and the amount afioat is rap.
IDLY growing less. 1t is considered that no
more 800 bonds will be issued ter the pres
ent series is exhausted.
The War Department will not furnish trans.
portatlon. as was for awhile supposed, to per-
sons desiring to attend the sales of confiscaled
lands.
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WAsHfnGroN, Jan 9.
The Secretary and assistant Secretary Of
tho interior and heads Of the several b.
rraus, together With oil the employees Of
that departments, mot 10 the fotunda Of the
building shis afternoon end adopted suitable
resolutions In sicw Of the discease Of Judge
Caleb B. Smith, formerly Secretary Of tie
'nterior, % . further token of rsspeet.-
The Secretary Of the q. s. here ordered sbs
department. 70 - clossd daring shs senais.
- = ehe'deos larsss a 6--as. s.sass : I 4
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Particular Notice.

There are many preparations sold Under the
name q D.tsers, put mp IN quart bottles compound
ed u ne cheapest Uht.key or common rum, costi. Q
rom ~ to 40 eent' pr gallon, the taste disguised BY
Aniss or C5riander Seed.
Ih's ctass S Buffers hare caused and piU eon.
tnue TO Cause, long a. sAoy cos Be colt h.d,eds
TO dee ne death Of The drsnksrd. By saeir use de
syssem sskept continually under The ina.emce OF a.
Liquor Is created and kps sp, and tie ,e.un i. I'll
death. '''
For those Who desire and will have Louov
B'Hers zoe psblish the te4to.otng receipt: Oct one
bottle OF HoO1a0d's German iSitters. and
mir % IL th' ee quarts Of good tTandv mr
whiskey. asd the result wRi be a preparot;o.
that WiH tar excel in medical siys.e and er.e -.
ceit"cy any Of tho Liquor B,tters IN tie ma,Ee,
and scM cost much less. Iom riA haze al II.
rish good article Of Liquor, at mach iess .r;.,
Than these SnfersUf presentations eCiIt cosf ann
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.
Special to Tribupe1

Senator Sumner will tomorrow int o.
duce bill to remove the restriction in
the luatter OF the forfeiture OF a rebel e..
tate for life, Only leaving the forfeiture
t. b. made as provided Ivy the Cons.i,u-
ton. Tbs bill will confirm Judge I'm
de'wond's decision that the u veInmen,
had righ to sell in fee simple.
Q'artermaster General Meigs has re-
sumed the duties of his office.
All 'he public buildings are being
draped in mourning in memory of Hon
Caleb Is. Smith.
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:. AsnrvoToN, Jan. 10.

1t is believed the rcbel will not be
able to accomplish an, thing at p'ese'
in Stenansioah valley, owing to tie incle-
mcncy If the weather a d the impossi-
bItv OF GRO sing the river, which IS iuIl
Of fl a'ing ice. |, IS not expected that
E,rly will stay there after The presen,
month.
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Gen. Sherman and staff liav. gone to
Memphis. Il j. understood hat lie viii
establish his headquarters a, Huntsville,
Ala.
The steamer GlAdistor had a hole
kno:ket IN her hui by ice last night
while loading a, the levee, and sunk to
the lower gu"d-, her cargo being he
moved. She will be raised.
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Dr.. SsCeeese
INCALLIBLC LINMrNr ,
Great External Re medv.

For Rhssaasti.ns. Gent, Nssrsls;a. Ls,Ioo. SAs
"ee. ava Sos"ss, ADsssss, Bsuisss CIT aud
Wossds, Pslss, A.sdaeis. asx 81 RI.s"
matte esd Nervous d.sevlevs.
Vh sI Of whioh Il 10 . speedy and es,sai.
remedy. aud never fails This Lpinons =
oonnectisut, shs tsme .s Zone ,.t,r, a. h.ss %
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Win the most Astonishing success.
A. Az AILaviAson % rAIn, i. 10 utriv.,ed hv
sny P.ePsIauon before the public. OF which tbs
no ,tskcptieal may - cow nesA b. : .;,..s ,,ss,
This LinasDs will cur r. pidiy amt rsJ,..i,"'
rheumatic Disorders Of every hind, and in m o..
SANDS OF cases whore il has boon " "a 4, a. nv.
Or been known 70 fail.
fos NEuaAls'A,i u will aFtrd INN ed.ste rel.t
IN every case. ho~ever Distressing
II will relieve the worst eases ~ Hv.p.cn, :
three % mites and il 10 warrau3ed 10 do il.
TOOrHACllk slse will L rure ins.a.,i,
FOR NGEVOUS DkDlilrY ssd C1e.crs, L..
situds arising from impsudence r xcess this "a,
men. 70 most hspry aaA ssfsiiiog remedy Get
-. u"soy lyon the nervous tissues. Il strength.
ems sno reviues the system, and rss,ores IL To eiss
ITCHY and vsRos.
FOk rlLt1.-A ~ external remedy ~ cl.;n
tnat ~ 10 tue beet known, aud We challenge m.
world % produce IN eq1al. Every victim u ,his
ds,res. 'og complaint should give it is, for il
Will not tail to afford immediate relief. and IN :
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QUINSY / SORE THRU T M. som.,,,
'Fomey HstsE snd dangerous, but = timslx
application Of his Liniasnt viii neve, fail 70 en-.
SrnAINo svs sSmstines very obstinate. Ard
sosrs:m:rs Of sbs joints 10 Liable to o. cur II ne
tris Linimen: IN t.o " tire. days. =
bHUlSES. OUTS, WOUNDS. SORES. 81.
osh bUkNS SCALDS, yield iead,i, 10 n.
wondsrtsi healfnY properties Of Dk. SW EET'a
I'M LLibLS LlNIhkNr, when used sccordioe
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into parties own frames.
The advantages Of these Specta-
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lst. The only true Lens known, being perfectly
free FROM chromactic hit, SO w-il kO.W. TO be
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I'd Can to worn with perfect ease IL any
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er artificial light -comiort to the pc, ticle wear
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Sd. Change Of Spectacles or Glasses Of soronR-
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4th Woen the eyes pain or ache from the
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those lenses by soft.hing the rays effect mist
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tn In nil nerv, us affections of the eye, caus-
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATION
From Med cal gentlemen, professors of the
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DAVENPORT, december Is 1883.
Professor NJ. Eernhardt, Oplician AID manufac
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comes to this city with the highest recon menda
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.,.,i.1aas7S;ss BAsIs incidental to the hu
II ma1 family. and even such Q
f{ have heretofore been eo,sid
z cred incursble by the me1ica
faculty OF the world, are tkill
fully treated with distinguished success bb DIR
WIN. HUATER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER ono
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsio. Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeo:
have been engaged in their pro. cssion for up
wards of forty years. They esIecisIly call the
attention of tho afflicted TO the following named
Cough Colds, Group, Consumption,
Ind tho mos, distressing Of al diseases the
AssHnA or PnfnIsIC and oil other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also Dis.
o. SEES Of the Stomach, Liver Kidseys. Spleen
Bladder ard Bowels, such ~ Dyspspsia, which Il
. very distressing complaint. Disfrh0a Dysentasy
Cone lipaton or con inuea costivensss. This lss.
ter disease most always preiDcuccs
Piles 0nd F1Otl110<
Which is treated with marked sucIea without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing coDplsins.-
Also all Female Complaint, such as Weakness,
Debility and diseases OF the CUB, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CiRcRIMoNA. or CAECga, Is anosh er disease that
hiss b 20 erto ba 3ed ii, . skill Of the crrdte aud
learned doctors Of tho world. fhis u onstross
Hydra must now bow its head. for il can becured.
AL lumOS. W 1ns, liCeIs OF Oiu sores, tia us.
enses, white Sweilinis, lob feet. alike can be
cured without cutting With the knife.
D1Oea@c9 OF the EyoO.
Such ~ LachTynal F s.uls. -,nabismns Or Cross
Eyes, Black or " bi,e spo,s on the Eye Ball, Ssrs
Eyes, Kindness and Ca;aYa,t.
The latter Grease can offen be cured withost
sesess 10 cutting with the ksifs. kssissts oiSh
Cataract will do ell 10 cell aud lee tie Doctor ex
aoine their case. A large sssestment Of
Artificial Eyes, ps.f.cftg natural. All
diee1ses " he Ear.
Such as roaring tr buxS;pg sounds, offensive dis
ch arges and deafrcss. 1he Doctor HIS Tables asd
Ear h runs and Oracles. Of all sizes AM d,sepip-
lions, sbich rssioss nsssing very psslsst y these
Who arc deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Write
With yoUr full me towr, cccnsy apd Stste--
Your Ietters will b promptly answered Be o
particular . ycu can II giving . full history u
DIR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box COTS Post Office
Hours from 4. 4. 10 r. \. Once No. 81 |
Randolph corner of iJeaSbln street, Chie4gg III.
O.f1-diy
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CARO-. Jan.

CAIRO, Jan. 9.
The steamer Mary Forsyth, from Menu
ibis the 1tb, has arrived with S97 bales 81
:otton and nearly 800 passengers. Ste en-
;ounsered very Lsavy ice all the way up.
The Little Rock Democrat, Of the ecu
at, says II isreportcd that Senator Mitch.
n recently returned from Redmond with
orders iior Jsif Davis to rebels, which
;aused tone STIR ~ camp.
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DIR. G. w. ROBACK.

Cincinnati. Ohio Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pur. fer. Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
&. A. COOK. Chicago, Genl Axs.
eeld n Wholesale In Chicago by FULLER, TINCu
! FULLER, and all Druggists.
a. Country Merchants and Dealers supplied b
4. =. CROSKEY. and @. II. BECKwlfH, Chicago.
..AS
Sold in paven, OFT By r. Jscoby, IT,, r. 3. Bal
lord. Stevenson ! Carnahan, !. J. Wells, g
Schlegel, Ei'zen 4 Koch and N. kcvnc..
Sold at wholesale by Beiderbeeke i Hiller and
F. Re idevig. my2s-d&w1y
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Fr. MONROE, Jan. 9.

Fr. MONROE, Jan. 9.
Major General Butter returned to For,
Monroe last evening.
The engineer aud two Gremen that were
captured from tho Star Of the West, ana
sto escaped FROM tie Richmond prison, AZ
-,ved here to-day.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroMAc,

The army have held religion. service
to day, Otherwise the routine i. the same
as on Other dave, though it is naked
by an unusual degree of quiet along the
lines.
Gen. Meade has gone to Pennsylvania
on q short leave Of absence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11
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ARLINGTON, Jan g.
Since the receipt II the newspaper tele
gram, early this morning announcing ID.
appearance, Of Fushugh Lee aud Imboden
with rebel force in three columns. threat.
cni Petersburg and Cumberland, til.
S'ar says dispatch has been received a.
headquarters here, direct from Gen. Kelly.
sta'ing tha. the rebels have retrested iron
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