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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09
A Splendid Residence for Sale.

ALARG E GENTEEL TWO.STORY
IA Brick Dwelling containing IL rooms, closets
besides pantry, china cupboard, bathroom and wash
room a capital cellar under the entire dwelling
light dry md well ventilated Hight Of first story
II feet. second 10 feet. An elegant hail. large and
spacious connecting with all Of the principal, room,
on the hrst floor Two magnificent ParIcrs come,
ed by Gliding DOORS each independent VI the o. :.
Dining room, bathroom kitchen, pantry ar-,, ~ net
hall finished In oak The I'd foor has 'ncs
rooms besides clothes presses-arrangcd au.'iui
sihGy-ench room opening directly into .n h ea ~ or
Attic has one large room suitable fov sorss ," ne
Clothes &C., and two finished beSf- - ny ing
sthirs leads from upper hall to bscE hall W. 81
floor, from thence to kitchen, e,Ilsr and xrI w or
good brick cSterns In the var 4 With nltsr oti.cha
and superior Anti Freezr g Pump. A force nmr,,
The s sssia "a is Is shs sa:sr g
seepihR to0he. bath com. kitchen &C wssts 70 ai
csrriea on unaer y tound through terra eotta pipe
Gns tnrcueh6us every bedroom well provided WIN
Tsentnsion. ktnes very large and dram excellent
Inc ionnSaton ts Of the most substantial character
Brick Wal y iuches and furried ont tx inchss Is
IScelse pasteying doors Of the first quality
60 On cctn sides stone cap and window stills and vn
ser ave vndows hung with weghts snd giaxed With
The informal arrangement for economy Convenient.
and comfort cannot be surpassed The design Is s,,cb
that every room u very pleasant and desirable.
THE LOCATION Il The most grand and sublIn..
OF any u the eity- An unobstEueted view Of the
t!ful visw Of Illinois bluis. Rock Island city And
also .. MAGNIFICENT view nj the Island fookin.
directly down upon the New Arsenal which hss
aieeeqy esen commenced, and N which an appfup
aastfing home within 10 mleutss walk q thar a
go ~ 9 sstnStss walk q The DsBes, shis~ ~
: Gusssss.Nis : - vhh the hosss. Il :. .,,..
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09
rupouon the 70 Wells orruE LAND,

~ army Of Gen. Sherman, from Atlanta, in the
01oaae6 Of Georgia. to the sesboard, moved with
- restorative action Of a tonic and alternative,
ooVe have sren from the conciliatOry spirit IN
VAieA that army was received BY the citisens Of
savannah, aftcr nearly four yesFs Of the bowel
oonnlaints Of the Southern Confederacy. 10. TOO,
Uhsn from the exposures snd irregularities Of
~ ssldisrs life brave boys begin TO fall from
1rouhles Of the bowels:
A hall. wine glass 10 those suffering men
" Hoststter's Bitters, now and then,
0ay morning and evening. they need no more.
Vlll soon their regular function restore,
Which, changed aud deranged. they new deplore
4 hid alternative such troubles will cure,
AID ours 10 that remedy, pleasant and sure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09
4aR DISCOVERIES AT FORT FISHER.

The rebels have discovered that Fort Fisher
Was Of NO value to them since they have lost It,
while "onr boys have found in Il the kew that
- unlocked I'll the outer defensea Of Whining
~ w; !, al ,Se s,;mscss "S ~. hr.r
System. To this end HosrErrER's ntrrrRs illus
tfats the combined action Of the Navy and Army
= s!lencing the guns oithe enemy and in expell-
Ing him:
Where the appetite fails they renew Il.
Add tits not for the moment they do Il;
But anticipating the question.
Our tonic restores the digestion.
Relieved thus. and strengthened the stomach
No longer Is felt ms n huminock.
Or a. enemy restless and stealthy,
Dat active. elastic and healthy,
Aod this tone Of the stomach You'll find.
Prom its influence genial aud kind,
lmparts the same vigot Gus tone TO the frame
Aud lightcns and brightens the:mind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09
rur swAxps OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The hosbeds Of Secession, vast in extent. .treach
erous and dismal Is nades, rank with poisonoul
versaatlon, swarming with reptiles and venemoui
insscts, and rocking with pestilence, are prolif.
81 miasmatic disorders, from the siTp!e chill and
lsves 70 the terrible yellow Jack" Gen Hun
Ssr's preventive for his soldiers in command d
Nat Department was little quinine, mixed with
Whisky, and administered in 'prophplactic dos
u" morning md evening. But the knowing vet
eeans, from those Carolina swamps who have tried
0oststter's prescription, say that
When the misss Of the morning
Arise a. = warning,
And the dcws ofthe night
sA Descend with blight,
Where our Bitters employed
The miasma's destroyed
The antidote's felt in the taking.
There follows no weakness or aching.
No hcaviness. trembling or quaking;
No torture Of freezing or burning;
No restleseness. yawning or yearning,
eef water; no twisting or turning.
But health, strength and spsrit to wag on,
And 70 Eight like -. George with the dragon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09
New YoRK. March g

NEW YORK. March g.
Orders have been received from Provost
Marshal General Fry TO commence the dratt
here on the 18th inst, and in pursuance d
these orders, Asst Adj. Gen. Bronson nov
acting as Provost Marshal General, has is
sued orders to the Provost Mar llals 70 bt
ready to proceed
The comparatively small number now be
ing raised daily towards filing up the larg,
quota assigned to This city; il given as rca
son for issuing this order.
Gen. f.. w. Kinks has been appointed
Provost Marshal General and commander
Of Harrisburg; and Major Dodge, 18th L. S
Infantry, Is 70 assume command Of the Office
Of the Provost Marshal General ofthese Dis
tricts .-f'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

NEWBG2X, March ].
intelligence from North Oarelins uapers
indicate that both sections are concentrating
tneir forces On Her border for the final strue.
a Raleigh paper says: 1.-THE people Of
this city will heal the guns of the great and
last battle Of the American Rebellion, and
ehe tsadltiOnary grounds Of the old North
State win b the common graveyard OF
State rights and State lines, without which
no attempt At secession could haye beer,
made. The existence Of State lines will al
ways be a sufficient pretext to prompt tho
local interest Of one section to revolt against
the Government, if the other SECTION
refuse 70 sacfifice their local interest
All history demonstrates the fact that per
sonal interest IL paramount to love Of cOun-
try and even life itself Hence, to make us
one family, one people and TO obliterate
local dangers, we must abolish State lines
which will give us central head rs the
magnet to which all local interests will be
attracted; . Republican Government which
will Ike the embodiment of free institutions
a country IN which the people cannot run
riot and plunge into extremes. under the
cloak Of Democracy.
The Raleigh ffvyscss says that the FEEDER
ais are concentrating q force Of 10000 at
Newbern, which will soon be ready to strike
Gen. Lees army in conjunction with Sher-
mans forces. A..'N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

1NOAA" VVnN-iMFVKTANI DISOVVFNI'
0inee the reinforcement Of King Cotton. it has
1een discovered thst Indian Corn is the life. the
eoeod, bone and muscles Of the Southern Corn
/aEe60y. The TACT has also been established on
eaill more xrasdrr scale
1Aal We fectiiied essence Of sound native rye,
Which the hills Of old Mon.ngahela supply,
1eeicoeed With juices Of herbs which possessing.
- - medical virt re. bestowed a . pleasing.
1aks, !. H0STETTI RS BlTTERS, . tonic which
+ o4oAds a5
Appeevsd N Ill ~ soma md elinsase ,,d lands.
Army scrssons iad srss 'it--ses Cspssins admire
NJ f,t4 lI4 49,.
49, having once tried it, they alwayB require H.
40 out - the & Id mines these Btters' are sold,
Aeths miners Q n medicine, ,prseious an gold
n 1917 Y cheehing diseese ed expsllins,
~ - presecs've I'll others excslling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

MEMPHIS, March 9th, via CArRo, March s.
"A fire broke out in the press room OF the
Bulletin office to-day, which was soon extin-
goished. The loss was mainly BY water, and
will probably reach $50, OOO-covered by in
surance. Eight bodies have been RECOVERED
from the wreck.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

~ suspess those Of the ffightf1! "M'ddss re.
s.;ssS hv : stranger to such awful textures,
ss.s,.;ss t6e sufferer from the horrors Of dys-
SooeIa Yet No are sure that -7 ~
!. IfPstber Abraham could clear
srAcss rebcI prisoners foul and drear
Of Al 10 their deadly atmosphere,
Fven = these Bitters Of noststtcr
Di. Naks the forlorn dyspeptic better
Dispelling Ill that fearful train
on troubles thst distract his brain
Thst Ore his stomach. rack his bones.
Ana break his sleep with painful groans-
Our suffering soldiers soon would be
FROM iosthsomd rebel dungeon free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09
rnp LATEST FROM HOOPS Army.

a, Hood = thss hsv;ng &.t:rcd into the woods
q NossAsn Alabama, he IS Inboring to repair
dloagsa. and with = poor prospect Of success.
1bis ~ believe to be true; but from an attack Of
sieknses. the animal powers, like Holds army,
are shattered, dcmoralizcd, sbroken up, rs we
nay cay
When the body is weak and distressed,
And the mind is disturbed and depressed.
Onr bitters We know, il you'll try,
Wi the wants Of the system supply
0eW liz TO the blood. 10 the nerves and the brain
M you feel that King Richards himself again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

AssAssAs, csssDssaa.s. - ni.Av,d $780,.
e.Ane 1sm . disssdsseA sssHt,se = p:
essnAsA, nses. % DsvelA Lei svssy -
~ thess agreeable nissen; sses MA -
~. shey v'i' reeonnead tAen Win esca.
49, = ~ sshess 10 ne 10 need Il : xAsle.
ssns, agreeable I'D sGecssal soaIe. M ~.
~ heseedne denan1 ~ thess no>>ers ~,
hAaseA ne - Owe shsa pshllcats, = -
osssaads sho have sot used shen, ~ ~
oAsn 80 ~ sonvincsA q shslr ea,e,ev.-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

The unparalleled success which has ATTENDED
DR.. James practice in EUROPE, the United State
and New Orleans-the many remarkable cures n
mas Effected, which we're pronounced incurabse ..
the most eminent pr ysicans, jnstifies him in IN
ering his services to the confde nee of the unior
tunatc.
The following are some of the diseases termed
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Diseases peculiar to Females, such as Anenorr-
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Dr. James long practice in New Orleans, and
the endorsement of the Medical fraternity. and
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DR. James would also call the attention espe :
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The following are some of the Sad and meian
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

New YoRK, March 9.-On Sunday Rich
mond was excited with rumor that John
ston had defeated Sherman. and was in.
vesting the position taken up by the latter.
The next day, however, the Richmond %.
pers admitted the falsity of the report but
claimed that Hampton had defeated Kilpat.
rick at Cherav. This report, however, was
brought by railroad passenger who was
the only one that KIN w anything Of it.
The state Of feeling in North Carolina. is
plainly evident, from the tone Of the press,
and recent events. Nearly whole company
Of the 9Th North Carolina cavalry deserted d
few days since and came into Newbern-
bringing their horses and equipments. Ne.
groes are coming in in large numbers.
The Rebels are conscripting all the boys
they can lay their hands on
Both the troops and people Of that State
are represented as heartily sick Of the war.
The Union prisoners confined at Florence
were sent 10 Salisbury, on the approach Of
Sherman. On the way many escaped and
reached our lines at Newborn, under the
guidance Of negroes and loyal whites.
Arran4emetSes h&ve 0een made to ex-
change ten thousand prisoners at Whining
ton, and they are now being forwarded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

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lspsaeeeases she secres AsnhasA
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~ 10 n0eO4 mr. c0r1mw The mose
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!. e 49,. cnEs. 2 n 4. 1ess - Rsra.a.
n lsrn n CatarrA - 49,. y.
the hsad ca resist ~ penetrating power.
Dr. 0ooeo10 has now eDent =
lifetime In battling with this fell disease His ri
=. GsS6sie's Catsrrh ne-esv
"a harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm 81
Dr. =. Geodale - known rhre,.
ought the country as the author Of the only True
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and rapid cure in all its forms.
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THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CArAERn.- name OF DR.. r. Goodslc has
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Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh,-Dr. Good
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

81
sN9w Yoax, March 0.-Ths Richmeod d.
pen Sllll express the belief that Grant will
attack Lees lines around Richnond a soon
- tlss yvound will permit. q ~e
The rebels believe that Grant has sent
nearly ~ his cavalry from the armies Of the
Potomac and the James to Sheridan In the
Shesandsah Valley.
A useetiug " obtain subscriptions of pro
visions for Less army was recently held a
Danville, We. In noticing it. the Richmond
Wing sayss: Gen. Lees srmy must be fed
or NJ loSs I'll. .ftFEssTEFTr
tn basviae RefiSttrI il assured ti,Af it
is no. Lees plan to abandon the rebel CAPT
tal unless, as is very prudcntly and some
whist contradictorily added, it becomes i'm.
possible to hold the city longer.
The Hssald's Winchester cosTs1pshdent
says
Desertess who arrived It Wiachester
state that they passed Sheridan on the way
lie reached Woodstock. 80 miles fron his
starting point, on the first day, and though
the rain was falling. the roads very muddy,
and the streams much swollen, his troops
were pushing forward rapidly.
1t was expected that on the third day they
would reach Staunton, % miles up the val
ley, a short distance north Of which town
Early, with small rebel force, then was.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Gen. Emery telegraphs from Winchester |
that some Of our men coming in, represent |
Sheridan's victory over Early, was more |
complete than any report we have had. -
When last heard from, he was pushing for |
the canal, running from Lynchburg to Rich
mond, which he has doubtless reached and
destroyed before this.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

NEW ORLEANS, March l, via CAiRo, March
stn.--Gen. Candy and Staff leave here to.
day for the vicinity Of Mobile.
Acting Rear Admiral Thatcher arrived
Yesterday. and to-day assumed command Of
the West Cuff Squadron vice Com. Palmer
The latter officer will command at New Or.
leans.
Inc steamer Arizopia, just fitted up as a
flag ship, was destroyed BY fire 80 miles be-
low here on Monday night. Five of the crew
persisted. and several officers lost all their ef.
fects. The Arizona was one of the finest
vessels in ihe feet, and her loss will be Sc
verely felt.
The rebel General Assembly adjourned on
the 4th, after three weeks session
MANUFACTURES are started in different parts
OF the States, and measures are to be taken
TO relieve the poor Of the exorhitant prices
imposed On the necessaries Of lie by specu.
lators.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09
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Ia steamship Cubs nom Liverpool TIN
o0eh and Queenstown the 90th, he's arrived
Hse dates are three days later.
GO, re 14,vs s:s 4cs5 &oesss .ys tia. u.
lasge orders for tofpedoes.
The London 7Srscs says that the .Peacs
Conference makes II more evident than eve
that neutfality y the only policy Tor England
IL y asserted that France has kiyen tn
American Governments tn ae.ursnce th.s
no Mexican territory hes been ceded.
bulllcn y Tie Bank q England has in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

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4, .r4H a physician ever prese6S En-. .ass
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4. ~ ~ 1enands oftwetve Successive year1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

NEW YORx, March 8.
oncd pGpess-of ~ 9Th contain no
4ills.sy neMs Of importance from North
CafollhA or Virginia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

WASHINGTON, March 9.-RicAmond pa
pers Of the 7th are at hand but they are
entirely destitute Of news from any quar-
ter. ~ aes sk..4
The Goldsboro Journal Of the 4th inst,
says:
From Kingston We have no assurance that
al Is quiet, not only has an advance been
made by the enemy. but is now thought
doubtful by outsiders If there is any large
fierce at Newbern.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

Sse.Aiae the Bl!IERS this grand fact il clear.
H. No. sl!s al the Western Hemisphere.
S1 g "a landes washed By lie ocean twain.
1e9aAs Hope and vigor follow in their train.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

RUlLDER. MANUFACTURER or SASH
~ Doors. blinds. Mcuidings. Drackets, de-
Shop and Factory corner Of Mails and Third
streets. Davenport, Iowa AL -dAv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

LOUISVILLE, March e-The Nesbv;,,c
steamer Imperial drifted again., the Rail.
road Bridge and sunk. Ne ives lost-boat
total loss; but may be- saved in a DAMAGED
condition.
The river rose feet.
south Roads are being rapidly construct
ed for travel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

V9xkztkk'S BITTERS share the common
s&eM Ainss gosd--lmpostsss imittss.
4ftAoee bevSre--discfseelv No. vcs,r 49,
Sseo Aeasss houses purchase your supplies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-09

rA.GPkNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OCo.umercial Alley. opposite Post Ofsce, De-
venpOrt 10.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-04

parsnips give better satisfaction than any
other kind of roots while by weight, |
find they give about as good satisfaction
as potatoes. They are lighter than pota-
toes, so it takes more by measure to pro-
duce the same results but being much
more tender, and \ better shape to get hold
of, my shoats--I have only fed them to
shoats that l was wintering them
much more readily than potatoes. And |
find to feed raw to store hogs, that neither
nangolds, beets, turnips nor potatoes are
as readily eaten, or give as good satisfac-
tion as parsnips. F.