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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09
X Violent Tornado IN Ala,
Sherunanss Army
II MOV1mg.
General Thenas made Z Major
Gensfal II the Regular Army.


CAmo, Jan. Z.
Steamer Henry Ames, from New Orleans
81st ult., arrived with the mail for the North,
$50 bales of cotton for st. Louis and 20 for
Cincinnati. The naval transport Union
also arrived with 900 for disburying
officers
Gen Hurlburt had issued an order at New
Orleans prohibiting officers and soldiers
from attending the theatre, billiard rooms OF
other places Of amusement on Sunday, and
denouncing the habit as dishonorable ard
contrary to duties which soldiers owe them
selves and their country.
Col. 4. j. Davis, list Louisiana cavalry,
has been appointed q I3rigadicr General and
ordered to report to Gen. Candy.
Matamoras papers give an account Of the
wreck Of the steamer H. Z. Lee, from Mata-
gortla, Of the mouth of the Rio Grande In a
squall. Six Of the crew were drowned; q
others were picked up on cotton bales by the
French bark Castalona, from HAVANA
They also notice the destruction of 600 bales
of cotton belonging to merchants Of Mats.
mOraA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8.
The Constitutional Convention effected q
permanent organization yesterday, by the
election Of Col. Arnold Kctchell, Of st.
Charles county, President; Charles ID.
Drake of St. Louis, Vice President Major
A. X. Foster, of Franklin county, Secretary.
The Senate yesterday passed joint reso-
luton for the appointment of a committee
Of eight to memorabilia Congress to establish
a garrison Of protection near the southwest
corner Of the State.
Both Houses passed bill authorizing the
Board Of Public Schools to provide for the
education of colored children Of this city
the present law forbidding the same.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

New YORK, Jan. Z.
The Heralds letter from Buenos Ayres
18th ult. says:
The war pressure Of Brazil or Paraguay
was likely 10 effect the Obliteration of the
public credit unless its executive was aided
by strong foreign power
The Richmond Wing, in an article on Eng
land, says:
She has no ships that could encounter the
Yankee Monitors with any prospect of sue
cess, and although she might build such, yet
the probability is that they could not cross
the ocean. She could not even break the
blockade, far less send an army or fleet here
to assist US. 1t is, therefore. hardly worth
while to think Of returning to English vas
mlage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09
WAsuINGTON, Jan.

WARRINGTON, JAn Z.
A letter from Loudon, Va, dated Sd, says :
A cavalry force from General Sheridan's
army visited the ncighborhood of Upperville
and Middleburg on the 9th ult., and de-
stroyed and carried away considerable
quantity of property belonging to secession
lists of that neighborhood.
A few days ago another party Of Union
cavalry entered the country from Fairfax
and made several arrests Of disloyal resi-
dents.
A brigade Of cavalry and infantry has been
| in command of the brigade. Winter quar-
tiers are being erected, and it is probable this
force will remain in the vicinity OF Lovetts.
vile during the winter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09
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x - nunb9 - fsed deeeeesn -
,evlea 49, - sgsnine ovee II uppse
es~aties q viegIsia, conGitang aspeeda.
49, - ~ 1Dn0btloneo. @.s-e i
NJ Riehnmd Dbpa1eh 0ys:
since a9noa ~ 1011odSpvi1le - ~
changed his policy. q tln6 tewu md A.
lanta b ~ ~ kneDhoo0 md bfut1ltty !;
q 0avannah - has bsso I'll eondliaaion.
The Oiapoleh 16egste tint Sherman ~
nouuco1 ~ tis conduct would b govern
"a By IT. treatment h received.
The uohfle Tribune Iearns thot o. ~
10Th spos1e u Yankee raidses, numbeeipe
about 1. 800. had reached Weot PascaeouS.
and wsss Snbosked On launches. They Dc.
stroysd ssvsed ferries and did othsr DAM
age.
The pirs1s 6smnse mst With n sathusi.
astic reception ct Mobile.
Resolutions have BEEN introduced in The
New York LeGiolaturs h opposition 70 the
Suspoo1Ioa ~ the kstsae cerpas. to impeis.
onmsde - consaiption, y the surrender d
State oGcssl and II support Of STATE nsep'
tiations ~ psacs.
NJ. rCartee, In . marked speech On the
suspension ofths Ad5sos esspws, said: I'll
gentlemen in the Lsgislature and in Con-
grsss could not protest against another IL.
legal Suspension Of this privilege, the time
had come when BY the laws Of nations be
would be justified in starting new rvvo.
luton.
The Majority Committee Of the North
Carolina Legislature on Resolutions 70 In
itiate negotiations for honorable peace, 70.
port that while every effort was beine
made to strengthen our armies, they
should be accompanied by some NANTES,
tatious Of m effort and desire % secure m
honorable peacs.
Commissioners having heretofore been
refused By The United States on the ground
Of recognition Of the Conlsdesacy, this Oh
lection y sought to be removed In the reso-
luttons BY appointing Commissioners on the
part q the State, whose civil existence and
authority hsve never been denied. These
C0mmisSioners are to have power from the
States, but only to b rendered BIZ the Pres.
ident for Peace Cenfersnce.
The Herald's Charleston correspondent
Of January Let says:
Commander Preble's Naval Brigade has
bsen disbanded and sent back to the vessels
TO which they belonged.
The Times correspondent says, the in.
vestigation Of the forces in the Union army
10 front Of Petersburg is closed, and the yer.
dict will show divided responsibility fall.
ing upon Burnside, Wade and the General
who led the assault-nor does Gen. Grant
hold himself entirely blameless, especially
in permitting the selection Of the office who
led the assault TO DO made BY lot.
The Tribuns's Army Of The James CORES.
pondent Of the Sd says:
Mr.. Pollard, Of the Richmond Examiner,
who Wa captured some eight months since
has gone to Richmond to seek IN exchange
for himself, for Mr.. Richardson, correspon-
dent Of the Tribune captured Is nontha
since.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.


The Times Washington special says:
It il rumored that Gen. Sherman has COM
muniCated To the President that the Georgia
State authorities have applied TO c,me back
into the Union, and that Secretary Stanton's
witt 10 Savannah Is doubtless in connection
with this subject.
The Times says:
Gen. Thomas has been made q Major Gen.
eral in the regular army, vice Fremont, re-
signed, dating from his victory over Hood.
Similar nominations for Meade and Sheridan
nave been sent to the Senate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-P. Hayden's Extern
sion Rolling Mill ct Portsmouth was des-
troyed by Are on Thursday, with large
stock Of manufactured iron. Loss, one hum
dred and Rfty thousand dollars, no insur.
ance.
The Commercial's correspondent esti'
mates that Hood took across tho Tennessee
River from 81, 900 to 5000 men.
Forrest abandoned about 400 wagons OF
The North side on Friday.
Logon with about 800 men passed through
NcNinneville, capturing 90 Of the Tennes
- cavalry. He crossed chattanooga Rail
road below Tullahoona, tore up few rails
and 10 on his way to join Forrest ct Russell
Vile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09
BOsTON. Jan.

BOsTON, Jan, Z.
The large stone building on the southeast
badly Quilted by fire early this morning.
The bower floor was vacant The second
floor was occupied by Brown & Bros, bank
ers, and the upper portions principally by
offices. The occupants do not lose much
The loss of the owner is heavy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09
PoUoHKKEPsIE, Jan. 8.

POU0HKEEPsIK, Jan. 3.
a slceping car to the train due here at
noon to-day was thrown from the track ct
vandenburg Bay, two miles above 6tratts-
burg, the car tumbling In the river. The
car contained S6 or 40 passenaers. who
wers more or Len injured BY the s6ock. and
|cut with glass BY breaking out windoWs "a
endeavcring TO esupe death from ilroWnine.
A brakeman named Kinney was teilfy
hurt A regular passenger car w.e ~
eAROwn nom To t1ack, but did not 20 into
To river.
espefinfsndsnt Tncy's gang OF men
cleared the rubbish, and the road Is ali rieft
again.
The accident was caused by the breaking
|of Wheol.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

Late rebel newspapers show that the gght
of the jeff Davis and the anti-Jeff Davis fac
tons is constantly growing more sanguin
ary The lines between them are now YER
tically drawn. Those opposed to Davis &C
cuse him in the most open and vehement
manner of being the cause Of all their recent
disasters, and they in turn are charged by
Jeff's organ with destroying confidence in
the ability of the Confetlerates to achieve
their independence, preventing the full en-
forcement of CONSUMPTION and encouraging
doaortaro
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

BALTIMORE, Jan. s.
The ice in the Susquehanna seriously OBJ
structed the trains on the Philadelphia Il.
r. yesterday forenoon, and they did not get
through till in the afternoon. The New
York papers of yesterday were not received
till O'Clock this evening. The trains from
here Yesterday afternoon had to return, and
last night the trains did not go out Trains
however went tonight as usual, with the
prospect of getting through in good time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

New York, Jan. 8.
The Hevalds Washington special contra
diets the report that Gen. Fremont has been
appointed Minister to France.
The HerulTs City Point correspondent Of
the 9th inst. says the boiler Of the locomo-
tive Chibbard exploded on the 9Th, danger
'ously iniuring Conductor Douglass Ander-
son, Of Howclsville, and breaking the collar
bone Of Engineer Erastes Gray, of Alliance,
Ohio
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

NEW YoRx, Jan. Z.
The steamer Golden Rule, from Grsytown
8Oth ult., arrived this evening.
er nU n EapeSon 1 reached e 'nS
safety en- route for San Francisco
The Golden Rule brings 900 passengers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.
Subscriptions to the loans yesterday, as re-
corded at the Treasury Department were as
follows: to the 1890 loan, g., 500, 900; to the
$50, $l,OOO,04O
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

NEW Yoak, Jan. 0.-The Times and
Worlds specials say
The Blais have again started for Rich
mond. having learned that passes from the
rebea Secretary of War awaited them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

New YORK, Jan. Z.
Gold closed on the call at Gallagher Eve
ming Stock Exchange 1t 2.27}. Afterthe call
Il was firm at 2.27f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

Hon. WI. u. U00W ~ exceed On t1e
1oth ult. United States 6enntof ftum Afaan-
- Sn Nix years lfun ~ ~ q March nexk
receivihg two-thiris vuoe Il bceh Housoo
on the III ha1l0k
The LeeisIaturs has passsd Ne esooOoo
NEW YoRk, Jan. S.
Rebel papers furnish the following:
AUgugfA, Ga, Jan. q.
Fitzpatrick has crossed the Alabama, but
he h supposed 70 he on the Carolina side Of
the savannah river
Western Virginia papers report that Gen.
FoErest has beaa killed By o. q his own
men. sAs'.--I 2sN
The Yankees have made raid on the No
bile and Ohio Railroad. They tore up some
miles Of the track near Verona.
A private letter says that Gen. Price y
MOI dead.
II Is currently reported here that General
Hood is dead.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 8.
No further movements OF the enemy are
reported o.day His force h still cOncen-
and the Savannah river. There Is no truth
in their reported advance ON Grahamsville.
1; The reported deaths Of Hood and Forrest
are not confirmed.
From Savannah we learn that General
Sherman is pursuing a very conciliatory pol.
icy and has issued a proclamation permit
ting planters 70 bring in their produce as
usual and holds out Inducements for them
to do so. This looks as if he felt perfectly
secure and meant to make all the friends he
could.
The Charleston Mercury understands that
Sherman has given the citizens OF Savannah
fifteen days 70 settle up the hank and other
accounts which are to he balanced in Con-
fedefate Treasury notes. II this be true
there will be but few open accounts in Sa-
vannah after the - days Of truce expires.
Everybody and everybody's relations will
be eager to square up ut once.
Gen. Hood being now safely ACROSS the
Tennessee river beyond all doubt, we await
with some interest details Of his future
movement. Gen. Thomas will cndeavor by
all practicable means to prevent him If pos.
sible, or delay him at all events, from pro-
ceeding to Charleston or any other point in
the prospective line Of Sherman's march,
Whether It be the object Of Hood TO march
to the defense Of Charleston remains to be
seen. Whatever is the determination, We
may anticipate more severe fighting between
the armies Of the Tennessee. Meanwhile
Sherman's march northward from Savan-
nah does not appear to be making very rap
id headway. The weather has been unpro-
pitious or other and more important causes
have contributed to impede his advance upon
Charleston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-09

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obstinate diseases,
Those who have vainly sought relief from ad-
Those who cannot be cured BY other physi-
clans
Are Invited 10 me Censtitutien Life Syrup.
with obstacles and overcome opposition as her
culean . we're ever encountered BY any Reform
| ers.
RAPIDITY OF CURE.
Some say, 'Your cures are too quick while
others doubt their permenence, and think that
diseases can only be cured by the "slow recupcr-
alive process Of Nature
This is our reply:
In health, the body. like well balanced scale,
is in = state Of Equilibrium. But when from any
cause down goes one side Of the scale, we have
the effects Of diseases. What is requisite il. to
restore the normal balance of the scale
Constitution Life Syrup,
originating from an IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, and for all hereditary DISEASES
| Transmitted from PARENT To CHILD.
PARALYSIS,
HRxIrLsoiA, rARssrs, PARAPLEoIA, PARALYSIS, Ao-
ITANs.
Life Syrup is the only effective means Of restora-
ton in the various forms Of Paralysis that we
need not reterate that it is emphatically the
Great Life Giving Power.
DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion. Liver Complaint. Constipation
Weight at Stomach Want Of Appetite.
Billiousness. Tatuence. Bad
Breath.
SCROFULA,
Struma. Glanduar Swellings. liberation.
Kings Evil. Erysipelas. Salt Rheum.
This faint (HEREDITARY and ACQUIRED
| filing life Wild untold misery, is by all usual
medical remedies incurable.
RHEUMATISM,
| [Arthritis.l Neuralgia, Gout. Lumbago-
Sciatica. Tic Douloureux.
II there 10 any disease in which the Constitu-
| ton Life Syrup is q sovereign, it is in Rheuma-
| tinm and its Kindred elections The most in
tense pains afc almost instantly alleviated-
nous swellings are reduced. Cases, chronic or
vicarous, of 20 Or 30 years standing, have been
cured BY US.
Constitution Life Syrup
Eradicates, root and branch, all Eruptive Dis
eases Of the Skin, like
Ulcers, Pimp1es, Bl0tches,
And all other difIicnlties of this kind which 40