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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

M 1ean, n11sA 1l.-os n~pla,a
New91ln I. epge $500 y 80 ors: I
$500 Uelea peisoGls ~ "a - -
tsr0 oosqne Wis AsApo - ~ -
NH leo.g eeeveyed1Fom 0sson6. beutS
C1ss.ieS = ealisbur6, Moth Co..
nscW eommeAced runovi6n ne "a.
~ ocoy - bst9onsfa - Sheeuan s3vonesA
tsS - 49, pelut, on4 500 - go nA1S eood
snsR - xhs Rs6el fuoed M pootly
ooys ION -, 10 and - yesrs Of are. ana
wsss NY ~ TO bar tlIs hardships 81 -
~ 81 msst H. shrswdneos or skill d vet.
enne. n,
The seven who came il rspert that thsy
wsse INST taken 70 Wilmi0Kton, ana q fhe1
wsse being removed Themes TO SALISBURY 81.
Ieceed their escape On he Q2d OF February.
They were aided in reaching our lines By
Union men and negroes.
The Rebels are conscrip.ing all the boys
they can find.
Negroes are counting into our lines by
droves. being terrified by the prospects Of
the Rebels taking them into their army.
They say II they must fight, they would
rather Eight for the North.
March 9th, citizen arrived here dircct
from Goldsboso, having come through al
the way by the Macon roads, and hs reports
that he did not see Rebel soldier.
The people in the interior are almost
unanimously Of the opinion thst the Con-
federacy is gone up.
Negroes are being gathered up at certain
points, and there was great panic among
that class. The whites were equally des-
pondent; but for different reasons. 1t will
be relief to them when Sherman takes
them out Of the hands and bonds of the Con-
federacy. I.
+! believe that il many North CAfvlins
military were near our military lines, they
would desert en- -masse, and as for Longstreet
he is long way off.
The Union army is not such an object Of
hate to the North Carolina soldiers in the
Rebel army as Beauregard and jeff Davis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, March lst 1855 {
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned, it has been made aleaf tn at
. THr DAVENPORT NATIONAL Bssx' IN the city of
Davenport. In the county OF Scott and State of Iowa
has been duly organized under and according To the
requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled An
Act to provide National Currency. secured by a
pledge of United States bonds and provide for the
ejaculation and redemption thereof approved June
g. ls6t and has complied with all the provisions Of
said Act required to he complied with before com
mencing the business Of Banking under said Act
NOW, ThEREfoRE, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
OF ine currency 90 hereby certify that fie Daven
port National Bank" In the CITY Of Davenprrt In ~.
county OF Scott and State Of Iowa. 10 authorized to
commence the business Of banking under The Act
aforesaid. ~ ~
~ IN testimony irLereof, witness nv hand
S,.s} and seal OF Office this first iay OF March
1865
~ HUGH McCULTOCH
mhv-dzm Comptroller of the Currency
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

CAIRO, March l0.-Ncw Orleans dates to
the 4th have been received.
1he Inauguration OF j. M. Wells as Gov
ernor Tor the unexpired term made vacant
6y resignation of Gov. Hahn, took place at
Library Hall on the morning Of the 4th.
Twenty-six Union families of Cornus
Christi and vicinity were banished in Mexi.
Co by the rebel authorities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

Our latest advices from the shattered army 81
00o. Mood q tbss h.v'nr -..'red into the woods
Of Northern Alabama, he Is iabcring 10 repair
damages. and with poor prospect Of success.
This ~ believe to b. true: but rom on attack oi
sickness, the animal powers. like Hoods army,
ere shattered, demcralized, kbrokcn up. % nc
may say
When the body ia weak and distressed,
And the mind is disturbed and depressed,
Our Btters We know, if you'll try,
Will the wants OF the ~ stem supply
New life 70 the blood 10 the nerves aud the brain
1fll you feel that King Rcha.d himself again
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
THROUGH THE BOWELS orrurLANp.

see army q Zen shssTsse :sSs ses III;
~ resSorstivS stSson 81 tonic aud alternative
. we have Ncen from the conciliAtory spirit II
Vhich that army was received by the citizens o
Savannah. after nearly four years of the bowe
eonplaints ofthe Southern Ccnfcderacy. So. too
VAen from the exposures and Irregularities d
che soldiers lfe brave boys begin TO fail from
orcubles Of the bowels:
A half.wine glass 10 those suffering men
OF uostetter's Bitters, now and then.
BAY morning aud evening, they'll need no more,
VIII sOon their regular function restore,
Which, changed and deranged, they new dcplorc
A mild alternative such troubles will cure.
And ours il that remedy, pleasant aud sure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Richmond
Examiner ofthe 9TH says:
1t is rcported that Suffolk was again occu-
picd ny the enemy with force of / 800 cav
airy and regiment of negroes.
1t is surmised that a raid is ;ntcnf,ad hv
them in the direction of the Weldon Rail-
road.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
PHILADELPHIA. March 10

- HIT4ADEIiFHIA, MHTCTl 10.
The Bulletin publishes copy of the bill tc
arm tho negro slaves, read in ihe rebel Con
gress. and says it will pass with the vote Of
the Virginia Senators
The Bank Of Virginia is rcdeeming its
notes at the rate of SO for 81 in gold.
The Enquirer calls upon the government
to seize upon the gold for the defense OF
Richmond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
II Ell ESTATE

ENOR SALE by the Executors Of the Estate q
IL the late ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE.
Good Brick house on 10th street.
Double Frame house on 10Th street
Frame house on Farnnm street. rs Cir lots
The Fair Grounds, containing rs acres A de
sirablc invcstmen'.
acres north-ea Of Vetmore's addition.
Lots md Dat 10l1 II he city o. IL Clare
Lands in johnson, Muscatine, Louisa. Iowa
Jones, foweshcik. jasper. Calhoun, Carroll, Ger
70 Gorpo, Franklin and Des Mojnee counties \
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT, Executor.
mra-du or, JNO. L. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

LOUISVILLE, March 10.-A freight trair
ran or the bridge over Long Lick, on the
Nashville Railroad, this morning, causing
injuries which detained the upward trail
from Nashville this evening. The bridg,
will be speedily repaired.
Frank Newcomb, Esq, died to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

CINCINNATI, March 11.-The .. Il M.
Railroad track being clear of water, trains
will resume regular trips to-day.
The Indiana and Cincinnati Railroad ia
also in running order.
The river is falling, with SO feet in the
channel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
INDIAN cORN-lNpoRrANr DISCOVERY

Since the dethronement Of King Cotton. i. ha'
beeo Uncovered that Indian Corn is the life, thu
blood, bone and muscles Of the Southern Corn
fs8-eracy. The fact has also been established o,
. still more grander scale
ZAo1 The rectified essence Of sound native rye,
XAieA ~ hills Of old Mon"u ssheia supply,
4eeicaled with juices OF herbs which posses sing
Hseh ~ medical Writ ie. bestowed N a blessing,
Aake, n HOSfETTI RS BiTTERS. atomic which
otands
Approved in all sef sons, and climates and lands.
Army Surgeons inr srsc i.--sea Captains admire
IL;
Aad. having once tried it, they alwcys require it.
AnA eut In the e ID mines these Bitters arc sold.
Aetns miners IN medicine, precious Is gold
n1caeosin checking disease and sxpeliug,
AAa . protective I'll others excelling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

LocKPoRT, N. Y, March 1.-THE flax
cotton company's mill and machinery, al
this place, was burned last night. Loss
S75.0 0O-insured for $4,000 The fire is
supposed to have been caused from friction
in the machinery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
CAUTION.
fnE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.

a. e order % guard against dangerous imposi
~, ~ Rueilc are requested to take especial
~ enrcueh which the 6overnmsrt ~ ~,
49, Ssates officially authe cstes !. serr tH
~ GnnHs sissxRs. This shield. thrown h n,
~ ss Hevesnment over the propr;e1crs 'srJ -.
Sss.,e iGr their joss protection. Is PLACED cors
~ Hoss, across The cork and over the neck ii
~ 80 30 cansot fail TO strike thc ese 81
q IS sosrs,rs. observer Nothing that purpor,.
The stamp il there. -" W genuine unless
~, III s,ss proper to state that the ,,r,r,. -.
s;ssr.ss aussveiy IN glass. and never under any
,sss.s stances y the gallon or the b.rrss srs
5SsSssSs AZ an amits:crs are abroad, and The oriy
Bser.e s ssss b have against them i q
- 80 Of hand 81 Ne:srs - u fos snsravca l.6el
~ stamp shove meutionsd 's''' : Sm''n'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

Anw Yonx, l1arrA 10.
r.ecen.uni411loe e41!sanslt . - nIcA.
=
~, .s:: $50: 81 - -: = !, ,:as &:
sdy3e 80 49, - bssn sssd |;
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IL W~sf, pors Rcysl correspondent
anSs II - IN 1isuDveIed th1k there were
no toFpel10cj n Ukne1B G1Bn HarbOr, and that
the rcports concerning them and the tortu-
noNnmfsg pufsoed39 noc4n9 000y end
rebel vesseis for the last three yean were
IN TSJ5wne's special says: Ex-senator
wilkinson, Of Minnesota, II expected 70 suc
coed Commissioners Dole IN change OF The In
Admiral Portcr's testimony is said TO he
exceedingly damaging to Gen. Banks Red
River Expedition.
Secretary McCulloch has determined 70
trans-ship the Savannah cotton now at New
York to England - ~ ~ -. ~ !"
The HernIfs correspondent saws: Early
WAS found near Waynesboro on 4 ranee of
hiilA WIN hve pisces Of artillery in pCsilion.
Cen Custar diam0umnDd two regiments ns
skimishers, in the rear. On either side
q q, " fuad were two solid regiments.
Inc movement upon the cncmy's works
WAS made at once. The rebels fired one
vouey and then fed like sheep. Their at
vempt TO escape was fruitless, as Custer
closed ms lines upon them and surrounded
nearly the entire force. Gen. Early did not
attempt 10 rally his men, but rode off on a
neet hofbe, accompanied by an Orderly.
The victory was almost bloodIcss one, as
We only lost 10 or 10 In killed and uonndcd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

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Al Crest csnsfal Depot foot az i'ssn e c'oes'n
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mri ea qss 0saI Passenrer Ant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
Aoosses Ehe. GUxI
Stores Fn,. S~1

>w0 FRAME HOUSES. AND FULL L0rs
= u rc 81. Addition, FOL. sale bv : -
"rs-dst JNO. L. COErTv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

.ses S. " WAsHuGroN, March 10.
The Richmond Snsind contains the fol.
lowing:
Nothing has occurred to disturb the uuict
prevailing below Richmond, but II the
weather continues good there will be active
operations in the vicinity Of this city in d
short time -
Nine chr loads Of Confederate prisoners
arrived in Baltimore on Friday evening.
The Richmond Examiner OF the stl' saws
For the past few days there has been little
firing on the Richmond and Petersburg lines.
1t VIII require yet week of sunshine AMI
wind 10 render the roads passable and nut
the ground in any condition for any extern
sivc military movements.
We have very important piece of news,
which comes direct from New Orleans, and
implies the prospect Of serious difficulty be-
tween the United States and France. II is
the confirmation Of previous reports in
Northern papers ~ the effect that the United
States Consul at Matainoras, who was &C.
credited to the .Juarez Government, has been.
ordered away by MaxiMilan. It is also said
that cleafances for the United States from
that port are now refused.
Both Houses Of Congress have passed a
tax law and repealed the old one.
The Whsgof the 9Th, says; Ii, .rT
Sherman Is played out. II our readers do
not hear or read of any good news from
South Carolina, IL is non sequtte1 that there
Is none to communicate In few DAYS they
will hear where Sherman and what has BE-
fallen him. let everybody be patient. Sher-
man $ opportunity To establish q military re-
putation has fled and we will soon hear of
his discontinue and disgrace
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

A LA RGE .GENTEELs TWO STORY
IA Brick Dwelling, containing 10 rooms, closets
besides pantry china cupboard bathroom and wash
room capital cellar under the entire dwelling
light. dry and well ventilated. Hight Of first story
II feet. second 10 feet An elegant hall large and
spacious connecting with all of the PRINCIPAL rooms
on the first floor womagnific Parlols connect
ed ny sliding doors-each independent of the other
Dining room. bathroom, kitchen, pantry and leek
hall finished in oak. The Cd floor has beautifn
rooms besides clothes nged in suits ar
singy-each room opening directly into the hail Tn,
Attic has one large room suitable for storage driving
Clothes &c. and two finished bedrooms 4 fieit If
stairs leads from upper ball 10 back hall on lower
floor, from thence TO kitchen cellar and yard Two
good brick csterns in the yard. with filter attached
and superior Ant-Freezing Pump A force p,rmu
is used in the cellar TO raise the water to "a tan II
the attic and from thence il is distributed TO All
sleeping rooms. bathroom, Kitchen &c. . waste wafer
carried off under ground through terra Gotta mir,
Gas throughout every bedroom well provided win
ventilation. Fiues very large and draft excellent
The founsation Is of the most substantial character
Brick wall - inches and furried out X inches In
receive paserng; doors of the first quality
cd on both sides stone cap and window sills and wa
ter table windows hung with weights and glazed
the first quality of French gass-inside ahutters
The internal arrangement for economy convenience
and comfort cannot be surpassed. The deeign is
that every room 4 very pleasant and desirable
THE LOCATION IL the most grand and sublime
of any in the city. An unobstructed view Of the
noble Mississippi is bad for nearly 70 miles A bean.
tiful Wow Of snhHoiA blDfts Rrk Island city And
Also a magnificent view Of the Island looking
directly down upon the New Arscpal which hg.s
already been commenced, aud for which an appronri
ssion q a 800 GU has been made To = gentleman
desiring home within 10 minutes walk Of the Peat
Office. and minutes walk Of the Depot this oftrs
furniture Nil ie sod with The house II ac.,r
Possession given Immediately Price $4,000.
sss Agp'y TO KENT : soihD ssa As,n,,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

Iowa Lands and Town Lots.
l1A. 090 ACRES from A o. r-nw.ra.
200 ACRES in Wisconsin, Mime.
.OOO sofa and Nebraska. -" -
eio Town Lots in Davenport, Nalcott nurar,
ana Downey. Improved farms in Scott and e.
dar counties. Fors6e by Jr4 ~-. - =
mr4-atf JN0. l.. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORES
M = s s''''s e ND cns,, ,.r''''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

ne bLAoilFuL RESIDENCE on Brady st.
\ r, now occupied by VIM. II. Carter, Esa.
inc desirable Framehous on Perry street. now
NJ Sae B Il Ss sssy or * kssg t.s,,
pied by VIM. Kehoe, Esq. Apply to -" '''"-
mr. oti JNO. l. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

! J ]
St: 3. 5: sss: :: ~ 4
...u;ne,scRrssa1 B ssoxAOA -
- - f1n0 r. fT aar
I - loais, aevee 0knlng, sys4
a ishlisiss = svailssiI
~ 1m1enl Wei, 6e&eovs! Aebee4
.g ~ AD1 bsas eweva0 paln. sdhaa
Apssseription safe eaa plsasasS D
A phyglstae evse pseesoh
A, Nlternalive a<efag ~ . halA
IRON On ess snce lnftonoeopab
Ind essences herbeepouA
These Bitters efRcace0sss
,.the circl;sg line around both henispneesss
Nave never proved fnllecious,
mi even safe and gracious.
=. A.. vast demands Of twelve successive years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

CleCna. Hickory Grove, and priuccto,
- .ownsn.ps. For sale by - -
mrs-du JNO. L. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
TIE WORLDS OPINION.

xSohins the BlITERS this grand fact 10 clear
Sneir fsme oils all the Western Hemisphere.
knem u oil lands, washed by its ocean twain.
ueeash, Hope and vigor follow in their train.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
Tffa
PHYSICIANS.

=. y. TAHA4O1, n. y,
H0MEOPATH1ST OSvrus-N. " cor,..
i l. Main aud Sd SITS. Residcnce--Sd ~. N
SIDE, Vi door west Of Perry. Office hours-s A
~. to9P. n.
a. Kes rences-Dr J. Norton, New York; Dr.. N.
o.; Or. J. Temple, Prof. of Mat, Nd, d.. r
franklin. Prof Of Surgery in the Hcmeopsth Isl
Medical College Of Mo-, at ~. Louis; Rev. ID.
>. Watson: Of this city, isnos Az
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

RGILDER, MANUFACTURER OF SASH
- Doors. Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets. xc.-.
Contracts Tor buildings of every description.
shop and Factory corner Of Main and Third
streets, Davenport. Iowa. asl-dAv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
AVOID CouNrERrErrs.

nVSIEITER6 BlTTERS share the common
q IL things xooA--lmuoster. ;,r;,,..
~ thea beWorc-dhcreetlv ~. 1922
ssea aenest houses purchase ycur supplies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11

r. r MooD' D. D. ". STEWART, n. y.
Drs. WOOD 4 STEWART.
DHYSlCIANS. AND SURGEONS, HAVING
Il permanently located in Dayenport- ~ ,rs.
pared 10 attend to calls in the various brsnchr,
other profession, either in city or country. dav
Of night.
Office in Basement Of National hank DR.. Stew.
arts residence in the late Dir. Thistles house.
near the Methodist Church. on 6th street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

between the Colleges, auovci interesting and pract
cal feature If the In which the student ships
goods, receives censignments receives and renders
an account Of saes conducts correspondence, &c,
rendering 1t vastly superior to any facilitics that
can be offered by any Single school.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
The st. Alban's Cases.

The hearing OF the St. Alban'l
cases, lately before Canadian tribu
nal at Montreal, has resulted in tho
discharge OF the thieves, robbers and
murderers. We had hoped better
things; a different decision was due
to the scli-respect OF the Canadian
authorities, even did they ere moth,
ing for the peace OF the border. II
our neighbors are determined not 10
ace any difference between the laws
OF war among civilized nations, and
the law that obtains among highway
men, the consequences must be upon
tleir own heads.
While the golden rule 10 do as you
would be done by, thAt rule becomes
null when self preservation demands
its sbrogation. IF Canada is deter
mined to wave welcome to cut
throats and burglars, and to give the
eacred right of asylum to plunderers
who cross the border with their i'll
COTTON gains, she places herself upon
n level with receivers of stolen
goods.
This decision is especially I'M rortu-
nate now, just as the report of that
late very significant debate in tho
House Of Commons reaches us. Can
ada ought to see that her conduct TO
wards the traitors from our side, il
fast alternating the people AT home
and that she is but drawing upon her
self that saddest of all days to her
when England shall say TO her, "shirl
for yourself"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-07
A Rcm,ni esnes Of Gen. Palm ar.

Gen. John M. Palmer, recently ap
pointed to command the military
District Of Kentucky, was delegate
10 the famous National Convention
which assembled in Philadelphia in
1856, and nominated Fremont for the
Presidency. After the Convention
had made choice ofa Presidential can
didate, Owen Lovejoy arose and nom
mated Abraham Lincoln, OF Illinois
for Vicc.Pfesident. j. II. Palmer
seconded the nomination in all cd.
mirable speech, during which he srid
he had known Mr.. Lincoln long
time, and could testify TO his noble
qualities OF head and heart. Nr.
Lincoln was an admirable Lawyer, .
profound statesman and honest man.
"Sir," said Mr.. Palmer, az know and
appreciate his great abilities, having
often met him on the stump in Illinois
when Lincoln was Wing and ] was
a Democrat" Then looking comiea
and confused, he continued, address
ing Henry 8. Lane, Of Indiana, who
was in the Chair, "Mr. President,
did I say I had met lfr. Lincoln in
debate, III did, I want to take il
back, for when Old Abe came around
John M. Palmer always took 10 the
woodsn 1t was fine compliment
from one great man to another, and
Of course drought down the house. v
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