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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12
DR. T~ !.
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Hair Hegonerator


*PmvOoOaI00nCAL
Hegenerator
The most wonderful discovery q TIE Are;
Will POSITIVELY RRsTORk CRAY nAle
To IT'S Oal1lNAL CVLOR, wheth : essee,
brown or - srn, and being . e.stishsesl dssss'
A., Ing. Il impsrts " i . teaastGsl gsossy end ~.
| Of new hair 90 baid hsads, shore The glands o.
rosts Of the hair ere pot disoresoised and e.
tessually remove IN dasdssa, iSsAiag and humors
ffen the scalp - Il y wsrrasted - prodsos
the above rssuits Ut mosey Refunded.
T9008Tr1 D0O1s, Proprsesors
nARChES1 ~ =: H.-.....
sold IN Davenport By STEVENSON 4 CAN
NAnAN. smith 1 D~ysf. general agents, Oh.
eayo. iy3. dAweme
Ne Recos nislea.
The Southers people have given up oil esp.:e
:..iSn: ?: BEING rssox.,'sd esd !. :. sqas''' on
whose he de- Of grsv. yellow. sh'te, " req heif.
have Sarren0efea their loSoge
under tue wonder working influence ot
IN sAAn0 DYE
W ich pl~nts permanently in their stead such
blacks and browns - pAturc might mistake Tor
her own. Manufactured BY J CnaurADoso. No.
6. Astor House New York. Sold by druggists.
Applied BY I'll Asir dressers.
AL COCKS POROUS g1.AS.
TE1eS.-rhese pie' Ter = have the compactnesA
Of kid leather and the aexibilny Of . silk glove.
Thew have csred vsricose veins and esternal ans
eur,sm. FOR d s1rcti0n. Of the chest. weight
about the Diaphragm or upI er potion Of the
bowels, IN colds sad coughs. for INJURIES Of the
back, tor Ill strains Or bru,sep, Tor . weak back.
for nervous pains Of he boSela and other serv-
GUS affections and cramps. for 6eart affections
in all these eases they have 10 be used TO be
properly apprecist11.
Dk. [. 7. hENDERSO<'S LETTER.
Fatnvile, La, March 8. 1850.
Or. r. ALLcock Sir: ! have been suffering
under = severn attack Of sesraigic dissase Of M,
bowels for yeas. WI hypsrfrypAy of tie Asarf,
and have tried everything known to the practice
ef medicine from the very best NJ. Ds: but
truth prompts me 10 say that your ~plasters have
given me mora permanent iclief than anything
else ! have used. and ! believe will produce y
perfect cure
The c 'unter isritant effect ~ your ~plasters is
produced in 5 CHI u mild and gradual way, they
81 invigorate the circ"lAsion around the parts to
viii h they are applied. AMI exert upon all nerv-
Gus diseases such = great hedative influence, that
l place them confidently Ut the head Of every
plaster now in use. Yours
H. I. urxnapsOx. NJ. ID,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12
A Household Necessity exists Gos
the ace Ol'1D UAND-S CATA81k1l
8\0J

a 8OUaae eXtNoS 1Oe
uhe nee I'll Dunno CAIrAR1I %
HNUsF,
Which in the hrst stages Of . cold, acts like
magic Headache, Hoarseness, Dirtheria. and
Bronchitis. Sore Eyes. Deafness, Bad Taste aud
smell, being the result u Catarrh 1his SNUFF
removes aud prevents all these, and insures q
healthy Head. It's effects are pie.spn, and safe,
even for infants who suffer from nutiies.
1t has the highest professiausl tcstimonials.-
Sold by all Druggists, 81 sent By Mail to all parts
of H. U. 8 for 30 cents for One Box, or 81 for
four Boxes. Address,
JAS. DURNO, r. u. BOX 1885, New York.
WHOLESALE by DExAs BAsxEs / Co, n. 7. jel2
ConeamptiOn. acrofaia, Eeheu.
Iaan1tsIna. &c.
HEGEMAN 1 COS GENUINE MEDICINAL
Cop LIVER OIL. has proved. by 81 years expe
rience, the most valuable remedy IN u 2, as
while il cures the dis use, it ri. es strength and
flesh to the patient. Warranted pure and made
from fresh Livers. Sold BY Druggists generally
HEGEMAN / Co,
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
- Cents 10 cave ~ Dollars.
HE.EMAN'S CONCENTRATED BENZINE
removes Paint Grease spots. &c in Instantly. and
cleans 0llks. Ribbons, Gloves. &c . quail TO new
only 10 cts per bottle. Sold b. Drsggists,
Chemists and Druggists. New York.
Lips, Chtlb1M1ms. Ae.
HEGEMAN 1 co.'s CAAPHOR ICE WITH
GLYCERlNE, cures Chapped Hands. &C. imme-
diately, ana will keep the skin soft snd smouth
in the coldest weather. Sold By Druegisss.-
Price rs GEMS; sent by mail for IS cents.
noy15 SIN HESEMANA CO.,
Chemists aud Druggists, Nee i.rk,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

Every living being has in his system
IMPURITIES
When these are within their natural limits. our
health is good but when they are IL excess.
pSius. colus, rheumatism. govt, debiltt', cos
tiveness, diatrLca. dy ser terry. er, s'pelus, &c ,
&c afi,rt us. Nhat We have To do 10 recover
our health is 10 take - I Il on, the BOWEL AND
TIE CIRCULATION the excess ot Impurities
THIS done, health follows Of necessity.
BKANDkETH'.S PlL..S
are the only medicine that can do this with en-
tire safety to all the organs OF the body.
HUNDREDS Of THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted tR .NDREIH's
PiLls as then only remedy tor periods Of from
thirty to fifty years. and whose average health
is excellent rhey have always cured them
selves VII, u sick. by using these
INNOCENT AMI i~NFALl.lDl Z FILLS.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

OFElCE-NO. - NORTH CLAkk STREET
Room No. Is Uhlich'. block, -
special sttenti"a giv.n 10 IN PRIVATE DTS
EASES incident to both sexes. Als Cancer or
Cancerous affections, Tunors, Ulcess, Old ssore.
sore Eyes, etc, aud particularly sseDbste1s
sacs." Ladies' requiring medi' al aid Of sdttou
in all cases attendant upon Menstrual Obstruc-
tions. Pregnancy. Protsfs"s Uteri, or asy dts
esse incident 70 the xenerstive organs, may rely
upon being easily and speedily relieved.
An Chr"nic and diGcNlt cases. sueh - have
el listed ,or year,, are completely snd permanent
" cured in = short time, sCitkOwt Aercsvy, regard
to diet. or Gca, Of exposure. Pessons afflicted
' ith any private disess~, in calling ea,ly srer
cor. rac.ing them, viii be cur. d ia : shorter time
than BY any other Physiciaa 10 the known world.
sDr. b. IS pre-eminently eucceastul in the treat
..ent Of the. above mot difficult and perpl~ Xiue
" oil diseases ; hs hes given Rart.culsr attention
10 =, EN- E.f hshy wears. aud 10 sthrr "ughlv hai
lie become acquainted ~ith THEFT Pathology ant
treatneat, that he will warrant . PERFECT
cue auace q forfeiture IL required > facA. b,
will, in the core Of there eomplaintk scknOwl
edge no superior In thi> country Or even in thu
world. .asft Sis
He conr0uxps ms 0wx nRDnzxrs from the trut
: snurce Of health ssdp stGrugtb, ths veeetabi,
| Ki6RAoma Come then, III YOU WIN areadaseteA
to HE 6fRce, where yO~ wSu. in . shot sllne, b
/ mAde u rejnice in perfect health A private com
sulting room n jains the omce. wbsse the ts~ctos
| viii always ~ u xksenAance dupiHg N0ge - mr.
| Thoss wko rtside Ct . dislasee may cal IL peu
| soa, or address hin in pen fecs eenseenee. eoc.
l hougo tsOn ~ ia. H.. I 70 p. n. ed -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

The suffering millions o. our land 10 give this
remedy iIial convinced that by - timely use
many NAV he relieved. u,anv cured Of
DYSPEPSIA. HEARTBURN SOUR STOMACH
SICK HEADACHE. DEFINES \. lNDlGES
TON, PILES. CO>TIvE\ESS BILL
Gus ATTACKS. Ill Err COM
pLAlNTS RHEUMATIC AFfECTIuNS, &C.
Read the pamphlet 81 testimonials with each
bottle aud do not use the medicine sgainst the
ndAice OF your Physician.
MANI rACTuREn on 7 BY
~ 4 - - Asu~ ~
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Boxes Of the : rtCis,C lnI. " usually sufficient to
effect u prompt aud radical cure Of up. rmatorr
hca. or Seminal Weakness, and II equally the
Urinary irtitnbiiity. Involuntary o. Nightly,
Semianl Emissions. from whatever cause pr0d1e
"a. or however severe. will be speedily relieved,
and the orrnnsi stored N healthy activn 4
PRO- ESSi0NAL OPINIONS. - have used
your -ppC,vW Ina IN many eases. VI : p9rs,etorr
hea with the most perfect success"-J Milton
Sanders, n. D.. IL. u. !
"Ihsve cured very severe crses with stpm alx
TO ten doses Of your Specific Pill" y Keith. MD.
Price 81 per bnx SiA Boxes ,f6f %. Ny msil I,
Address J. Winchester 1 Co.. No.3s1obnSt. NY.
C~Onsrehs,sn Gcs 81 0n3SGesplon. :,
~ that far gren,cr b.rsinty h slY,f U.eo.NI
What bouse, " lard. dress, w'nf. ~ mn n, -
u one cant re-, Tor Iscp, ~ 9iesrt ~ = s'Uea yra
what's ~ ~ world without u good iigestiottf ssrs.
Hcrrick's SUI ar Coated Pills
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6outh CiarE Strest, between lad
Aiso. sAd Monroe, Chicago. Us
'lhce hours from 8 A. y. 10 8 p.
Specialist il che tsestmert
I Of al private diseases in all their
varied aed complicated FORMS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

lDrigam. l,ouse nWd CUee ~ che We
0Sreal gsUlaons es
A Prize Lecture, BY ". Tsipp,, \. p. efths n.
r. Medicsl College, elivered 6ssDve the physi-
seieas I'D sasd nSs 81 NE Cllntoa Institute. Sent
70 any sddcsss On receipt Of ten,etlta. 4. drsss
". TnlPf, II. -.
spsSdSkmes 6s McDDtgsl -. n. r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

In MI 'faNNaCfinIis bN mail We shall charRe Tor Tor.
warhiis. The certificates. p tying the os'agr ard 4. ii &
The business. =, cents each. which must he enclosed
When III. Ger in ate Is sent. Five cc,t ticaies viii be
seat for 81; ~ = ~; 81 for 81; % Tor SI5.
AGENTs.-W- want agents in every regiment, and
IN every town aud county, and hose a,tng ~ suel,
wi We allowed 10 ceits Oh every ccittiicaic ordered y
item prov ded y cir rtmitinnce amount u One Dollar.
Agents vii collect - cents t"r every cert Il ate. aud ie-
nit 10 cents. u, either IN cal or Postage -ian p.
BRYAN. NnsltA Il co..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

prize u
Thosc afflicted with Herr 10 Deafness, Vfstsia, pAeel
Nocturnal Esnis-tonsa ~ vAficoce1e. ~ esciesIUe . s'rnU
viz receive . price list of our new remcdic. Tor thess
diseaees. t ILL., fseF,
TnE ELECTRO-M MAGNETIC PRLvENTIvE.-Thoss
4 sswiog Co timi, heir onir~iSF, can enclose = stamp fer
u ramp' lei contSir ing engrnving- and rsi lan~tions Of
the nrove rrevs. ,tive, with ~ esssy on the sut5e I Of
prevention. An eorrcspo, dcnce cennde st'al. e.
Address all ie.sesst to
+. WIBI.BAMA. n. y. \
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More Valuable than Gold.
LIFE PILLS.
Partly che n10.OI

Remove Headache, DIZZINESS, Giddipess. Dr0ws.s
mess Unplea> ant Ureams. Dimness Of
sight. indigestion. Cleanse the
Stomach and Bowels,
Insure NEw Lwg in the debilitated and ~
RESI- IRE Tue SICK 10 PEkFECT hEAL9R
Try I: en- they only cost 25 cents, md IL you
cannot ~ them OF your druggist, send the mon
ey to ur =. BRYAN. Consulting fhysicisn, az
broadway, r. y, Eox, 5 ~, and thes will BE- sent
BY return cf mail post paid.
Dealers sappiied b. Demss Baraee ! Co..
Wholesale A tents, n. Y. nov6dw1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

lfyom require areliabl. remedy to restore you use
Dr. AaUey'o Female Pillo,
a never failing remedy fo' the removal Of OBJ
s.ru :tions no MATER .tSom rAat cause they sriss.
They ave safe and sure and will restore nature in
every case. .They arr ais efScsc,ous IN sh cas-
e. Of weakness. Whites. Prolarsus DC. Sold in
boxes containing 80 Pills, Price OxE DoLLAR.
or. HaVvey'o Golden Pills.
A remedy for SPECIAL cases, four degrees
stronger than the above price Five Dollars per
box.
A PasvArs CsacvrAa TO Ladies With fine aasA,
omical engraving. sent free on receipt Of direct
ed envelope md stamp,
Send for In. BARvsY's Private Medical Advis.
instruc.ions, lC cents required. fSr postage. II
ron cannot purchase the pills . your druggist.
they will Or sent BY mail. post paid. secure from
observation: ON receipt Of q. BY u. i. M An,
Consulting Physician, ~ Bapsdvsy, New York.
Dealers supp,itd BY Demas Bcrnes 1 Co..
whplesale A9en's. New York. novedwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

Y THE
IIFAlllBlE HAlR RESTORATIVE !

10e0 ~ svO AAOooe AbNe.
rfNHE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this
IL prepa. alton has met during the shor, time il
At has bees before the public bas indaced the
thousands aud tens N thousands who have used
and attested Us virtues, to pronounce 1t the ONLY
and TRUE Hair Restorative. The Eureka has
been introduced into ali the p~rincips1 cities both
East and West, and heving faishfuiiy performed
all that is AIMED for i. MS superseded all other
Hair Preparations. The Eureka restores Gray
Hair to its Q. iginal color preven.s the hair rom
falling out. BY causing = healthy condition OF the
scal,'. 'nparting to the HAIR y sottness, und gloss,
aud youthful appearance that no other Hair pre-.
parsfion can produce. The Eureka ~ free from
al Impurities or poisonous drugs, and cum be
.sea ~'ss''rt .oiiing scs,P Q. h.adr.. Manuiac.
kOBr FISHER, Sole agent,
No. % North Fifth street. 81. Lonis, Mo.
Fuller. Pinch 4 Fuller, Wholesale Ag't., Chi
cago. stevenson h Csrnahan, Agents, Davcn-
port, and for sale by NIL Druggists. Price & 100
per bottle octl2 dAw6m
A C"wGAa. l'oIds u Sore I'hr Osaa.
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD BIZ
cHEckED " ALLOW I'D 10 CONTINUE.
lrrlsasiOn of the 1.uags. q 1sersmn.
mcma 11hrOas AMScttu u. Or nm
1mcornb1e Lang Disease
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

- .is.s ~ . complication ~
Testimonials from the sick 81 every county an unim-
Reari.-ai. s~eo'd. the like q VI lei hss ssser been D.
Suced IN favor u arg ~disc1vsry sir &c shme began.
oD6Sse0eFe Wf the 3oOW0Gb ss,.
Are the sources 81 The dssdI'r,t msisd,es. Their ~ -
h 10 ' ,iase all Ne au d. ~ Ne body sid N sssd alsts
oned stream through MI tie ci,srrsls II eltcs ssiss -
Wow villa, 70 the op&s atIor u the piIsf 1twy cleanse
the touel-, 'cguisis Je Liver, ring the selsxsd " irSt-
sted stomach into . stu, al c~oldnicp, md artlpr thss'
tie secre,ive o. ssns Sren the Hood iis u. they chasRs
the state u tie - stem from .tckness 10 health. W eseT-
CHING = sin,uitsteS.s IND sboIesess eesr, secs shte
par's AM functions
uerrigk'saK Id .Rsr~assheDaoG.
ssssuerS *siEarS 10
Cure In Ave losys rsius s~d weakness ofthe b,ea,t ide
aud iHek. Az shensIatc complaints In 6qosN, sAove
Tr' led 81 thine fpsen1 ,VN teantifui white lamb skin,
thsiv ne ~ J. cts il~f weaver 10 10 inco, ~es iesses. ard
~Hcl, ~. vill wear tscm on- wsei 10 three no, tbs
T ~ inpsrt -tcns th--thsy nn'iltnsi r. p.in. lysve 40
These d~ igIhh plssters y,ttd readily 20 The ~
sorb t~s,pss ton. sd threw ~ Of The ootnsivs y1..vs-.
lated impurities 81 tie system. 1iey shosib l< ss,a ~
all .lronic psins. 9sinsn-ss. Dy-pet~Ia. Cold. Coz.
sumption. kh.ans,in,, faD aie wrsknss-. r.. 4iss
reta ~ their active prDprsaise vh&h 0shss 1sN~rs sso
useless aud where RIP e" rein cs,pst eslst Iyes1
isn,iy should have their PRICE y EACH YCTs.:
tTh~vsi.L'- p,ls ss' pts-,ers are sola evevyvI re
Ds |. u nfERIcK 4 co Aiisn ;. n J. sspsi- A.iy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12
Hcrrlck'S SUI ar CO0t00 x1lll
AuO Rid B~p1naeNrs. 4usgs

The history<1f these gresA
Rciprdics Ia the s,ssss uovs.
slcriul s,rst,cAl r~vslaiiop
! the vorhi ~ ever kssnwD
IL cstaliiehes tlse sll.iml,or
sant tact that Wl,eresesA86
IN whatever shape ints, NJ
disease xists, Ne disinIeet
I. my. scar, i,isg snyi D'sslinA
psopertles ~ The pill, and
the ~ssmii,e--~ !, i1uisttstg
and anoSl, no cnert ~ the
X irengti,sniDG 1slssfsss
quickly rriIrsesl ard pesD-
anrntlv cure NJ that ~
item tn " not . , lstOsp
written ~ one man OF evt
derived on tisc e1petb-
-nce ~ ole nation. J. cos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

WI solicit a. counts from Banks, Bunker. AID
Merchants. ana allow 4 per ct interest IN daily
a.unces, winch nv he checked 10, without no
tice. We receive d-posi.s % Gold and allow 3 per
cent. thereon. s,li1. I 10 sight draft, or 4 per
cent. on 20 ,ta,s' mott e the interest IN boti, cas-
cs payable in coin.
We make collections on I'll accessible points
ir the United States and Canadas buy and sci.
Sterling Exchange, Stocks. Bends. 90. nncnt
secu tiles and G,ld. for the usual comr ission.
Faithful apd prompt attention given 10 all or
ders. Eespe, ttuily.
JOAN y. TILFORD. Lexington, Ky,
CHARLES bodily.
Ref RENcEs-Hank Of me ira. Ne. York; the
Banks III Kentucky Bank Of the State ii Nilsson
ri, It. I.onis; Merchants Bank, do; T.. Kinney
4 Co, Espy. Heidlebuch / Co. Cincinnati.
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Certificates Of the variou a,ticies are frsi put into
envelopes, sealed up and mixed and when order. Il
are taken out without regard Ia choice, and sent Nv
mail, thus & wing ali "A AIR III ~ e. On receipt Of the
certificate. you " III zee v hat YOU are I" have ard hen
IL = at your ., ton tn send Tie dollar ard take the ar
ticle, or .ot- Paich. sers uay thu sh-ain n Gold
wasch blame q liing. or any set Of Jcwei'y on our
ltt ,n, nNE nO1IAP
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Davenport Savings Institute
-orrucs At
:. FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

1sPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Jand holiday. excepted, from . 4. TO 8 .. ~.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS 81
rom 10 s o'clock. INTEREST allowed on deposits
u the rate Of FIVE per cent. per annnm.
r...;... COPIES Of Bylaws and Regulations !"
Money TO ldan on good irnpsovsa n-., r.,.,..
Feh2Ddwt@ DAVID =. TRUE freer
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- This Rant respectfully solicits deposits
on current account, r Un certificate Of deposit,
and 20 I'll " its custbmWs il rledves the most
liberal treatment. IRA ". CLIFFORD. Cash.
GEO. h. FRENCH prest. sepl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
PROCLAMATION DY COY. FENToN.
A Day Of Thanksgiving appoin.ed.e

Richmond has fallen. The wicked men VINO
governed the socaIei Confederate States have fed
thei capital shorn OF their power and influence. The
Rebel ares have been defeated broken and scattered
and the formidable character Of the Rebellion Is apo
rently ct an end Victory everywhere attends our bans
ner, and our armies under Providence. rapidly
moving to the closing Of the var. Through tho
self sacrifice and heroic devotion of soldiers the a
Of the Republe mas been saved and the integrity OF tie
American Union maintained.
In view Of these important events ofthe scevaneots
OF our noble armies and their gallant lea ip view Of
tho progress made in suppressing the Rebelicy srd
the encouraging prospects Of the ery return Of fcac,
there is great cause for rejoicing thanksgiving nat
praise l. Reuben +. Fenton. Governor Of the State oe
New York. do Therefore, Issue thi, my proclamation.
designating Friday. the 18th Of April instant, Ghe day
appointed, for tie ceremony Of raising the United States
flag Cd Fort Sumter) day OF thanksgiving, prayer
and praise to Almighty God for the signal blessings
We have received at His hands; ard hereby secoa-
mend religious societies Of all denominstcns to open
their places Of worship and the people, atstaining from
their usual ayocatious to assemble therein. and with
grateful hearts unite IN prayer and praise to Lin WHO
has 20 mcrcifuIly remembered US in the hour ofour
greatest need and peril 80. ,at T..
In wits@ss whereof have heaepto set my hand
f. and affixed the pvy ses Of tbs state at the my oi
Il Albany this sixth day OF April, Ia the year oil cur
-Tr.Io'. RI. o. Y. h. FENOA
By the Governor. -fff ~. fl.f
800 rGEoaGE 3. HsrISes. Privae Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07

day through Petersburg, In pursuit, aud the cavalry
has beer the heels Of the encmy all this da taxing
900 from their ranks, which are fast OWN
ding awav 1t Is thought that there cannot 10 more
than 600 men now with Gen. Lee and as they 80 on
the men quit the ranks aud find their way home.
OUR CAVALRY.
gives DO rest TO the broken enemy and Is pressing hard
upon the rear of GordonS Corps uher 3d. 1t Is from
it that most Of the prisoners taken by our cavalry
Ii many Of the houses along tho line Of march, parties
Of wounded men are found VITO. having boon able 70
march from the late field Of battle were taken along
anu had TO fall out on the way. 1t Is only very san
gine Bebel who cannot that all IL lost with the
lately great army Of Northern Virginia.
IT'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED.
1t may not exist as au organized body 30 daysionger
If can reach the force under Gen. Joseph Johnston
second heavy fight viii take place; this time With den'
Shcrman bnt the Army Of tho Potomac would In less
than ten tourr enter into the fight and the result W
the Rebel forces would be disaster which would be
final I. NJ. .. - fff ..J.t. 81.
The LIST Of May may see the end a this war; TOT
nothing hut heary line OF defenses could enable the
enemy TO make stand again. and time to throw up
such lire is now 'wsn,ng. The enemy can only dee
from point to point for short time.
.I--tt HILLS Loss d.. 80
10 The enemy great for he led their Third Corps With
ability and was perhaps only second to Gen. Lee In
importance to ths Rebel army In the late fight Ills
corps Was almost Ubiquitous 1t extended nom
Ha,cber's Run to Battery Gregg. and fought our
Twenty fourth and Sixth Corps. 1t was In that work
hat Hi was struck by three balls, which made his
death wounds.
OUR ADVANCE AS ,fL
To-day the cavalry and the leading corps made long
march The Ninth Corps is some distance in the rear
II lett Petersburg only to-day bht the rest OF the
army wei hand and the cavalry. under the unhr'
ing Sheridan. 10 doing great service.
There many reports Of e1ravsant success on our
part flying about Ore is that 10000 of the enemy
have been forced 10 lay down their ars but this at
least y&emature. 1t ii the old story Of bagging The
army doing we'll but has not made such short work
Of tie enemy as tbpt ....
BURKEsvILLE
may be the point az which another great fight VIII take
place. II is sixty miles from Petersburg and the army
has not made more than about half til At distance up 10
this evening. .-
My next dispatch viii likely carry the news Of an
other heavy blow inflicted upon the enemy. LR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-07
MOBILE.

O~r Sssses Wishis Fivs Miies ~ she City
Siege 0sss Ia Pickles. FSvs Dvedl~y
and che Hpasish Fsst Alresdy Attached.
NEw.ORLxASs. March 81. via CAIRO.
Thursday. April 8. le65.
The Times and Delta say: Headquarters have
received Information that portion Of Cen Csnbyr
army was within Eve milos Of Mobile. and siese guns
were in position from which shells could be thrown
into the suburbs Of the city The attack on Fort Brad
ley, the nain defense Of Mobile. had already com
rusnced. ifr..
Maury commanded at Mobile. and Gen. Dick Taylor
commanded the Spanish Fort. The bombardment OF
the latter commerOed on tho 2sth. Geus. Cspbys
Granger. aud Smith were five mi!es up Fishing Creet
on thu o4sh There heavy eannonsding on the 22d
caused BY the Smelling the woods at the mouth
Of Fishing Creek .. .l
Eew.Orieans Cotton MArket--Good Ordinary 30.
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The Mstnmsrss Trade.
From TIE Delta, Mnrch "a.

Those Of our merchants who are engaged IN
the Mexican trode were highly gIati6ed yesterday at
the revocation of the order fibddng al shipments and
the clearance Of vess eis 10 Matamoros
Tia place has Of late assumed great commercial i-
porta in the eyes Of business men, especially
since the existence VI the rigid trade orders which have
been nfOrced regards commercial intercourse wtf
the interior of our own STATE and tho sudden suspen.
sion Of all communication with that port could not ous
prove Injurious business men. 49,
We are IN hopes soon ~ sea stu more hDerai reep'
latons prevail, as regards trade With Mexico Jlds-
ing by tho published statements Of the exports iroW
New. York to Matamorcs there are no, or very sssy
restrictions on trade between those two ports AMI ~
New Orleans Ia subject to drafts and oshes inconyen.
dnces consequent upon state Of loyalty, We think fos
we may reasonably hope portion of the privileges %
the metropolis will soSR be extended " our suffering
cifu = y !.