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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

JOS. J. Lkwis. CuArLToN T. LEWIS. .. g. cox.
LEWIS & COX.
COCN&EA.O AT LAW.
No. 1S2 Broadway .P U. Box No. 5.e6O,
NEW YORK CITY,
Attend 10 all business in the Courts of the L,
=. and in the Departments ut Washington. Es
pecial attention gwen to Internal Revenue busl-
ness and TO claims against Foreign Governments
a. well Us our own.
Judge Lewis experience IS Commissioner Of
ricnce as Deputy Commits sioner will be guar
antee Of tho oush acquaintance with the Reeve.
nue. Laws
Mr.. Cox's connection with the Committee on
Foreign Affairs and his long bership Of tn !,
National Legislature insur- = thorough kno~l-
edge Of legislation and practice in the depart
ments. sepv-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

-
- UpAan's rA0pae Danasher -
u Enovss p,nrLss oxsus fAcs fascElss. L.,
~ L also soflsns the skin and bsa.ti6es the
$sks s4si laasl 4 IT.
e. IS Costs, BY 8. 9. uPHAn, g 6e.:h hghth
Street. aslss!plisSar So 1al 4,sgsss
HAIR Cproosed.
Tson ALL PARTS or .as Bopy IN rvs nxuraa,
y witAons injsry 70 tie stsS, By '.UrnAn's Ds-
,1LAfosy PosDsa" Al - sseds - Us.Ans
q. Mailed 70 sny address for SIG, By =. G
uPHAM. rs south Eighth street, fhilad:lphis
r. Sca1 BY I'll Dragsisss. tasrssd-msn shAssG
The Japanese laair Htaln.
(voLoss the n Al. Wsrsxsns and MousrAcns Z
Obeaotifi btutf ~ Bsoscs II consists Of cnly oss
krFdration Color will not fade Of waah out
Only 50 cent? box, Maitedto any sddreae fot
- cent?. BY 3. G. UPHAM, % South Eighth
Street. rhlladeiphis, r sod by al Druggists.
Gray Hair, Baldnes, Dandru6, any
Disease Of the Scalp. No discov
cry ON compare with
tcads sn rmr WORLDS ..isir Colo, isssorsf.
'Londcn'' GREAT sHais Cetcs nsseeFer
'Lcndon'' REMEDY. "Hair Color Rsseeess'
II ~ Not . Dye.
lit will restore gray hair 70 its original color.
lit will make IL grow on Id beads
Sit will restore the natural secreions.'
lit will remove all danddr6 md ttcniuH
Bit willsnsks che hair soft, gSbsy sd terrible.
0-N will p Serve tn osiainsl cstss " ~ -.
lit will prevent the hair fron failing %.
Sit will cure all disease Of the scalp.
London Hair Color Restorer end Dressing.
Invaluable - drssslns snA he.ssas-:l
Res.rss S S,ay Ha;r NJ In. r,eesnss S.id.sss
feestores Gray Rdte freethfs 6Ildpess
MAsaAsrsDThe only sitested article that viii Abso.
uey without sxesptten restore he hsir 20 ~ original
eeor and beauty, eaWihs Il gsoS where fthss fasA %
OF become thin. AeNI
Remember IT il complete within itseif; 20 vashine
ase sing accompaniment Of ay kind being required
The hair 10 renovated and ghened AID restored 10
~ original color sotnes and beauty, without the arpli-
CATION q" any minev substances. II eoreiy deereot
rom the many articles tlAthave been 6eur1 from time
70 time and 10 the only known Resscier Of Color and
perfect Hair Dressing combined II Is deica.ey pcrfu
"a and can e Applied BY the hand s0fs brush - u
uoes not stain the skin OF tbs 0ncst linen.
Price 70 cents per bottle sx bsRtles, ~ eoba By
1T. ssayne Son. $50 North Sixth ST., Phils- s
=. g. BALLORD. DruggjA Davespost
'ehl..d"on wed SIT LORD AsMfTn, Chlcsgc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

PURIFY TmE BLOOD
rsXaaf6.ae.s ! ee1saA 1ksAs Age
A ~ sntiSsse +%asaess, an84 r~fsSe from
S0RRow PAM AND DISEASE.
b ryan's Life Pills
Ensirely Vegetable.
are admitted 70 be the hssr rAnnts nlDlcIxsr for
general use, Purifying the Blood md cleansing
the sy stem from al impurty.
9vyan's Life Pills,
regulate the stomach liver and hillary sccre-
tons. which is the chief cause Of nervousness,
gHidincss di.nness OF sight headache sick stom-
ach and other kindred complaints.
HuxDREDs on sCk1TifEAsss CAN ~ SHowx
They have been used by thousands with
tY success.
Bryam's Life pills
are adapted icr all ages and constitutions. They
compose = tho srtive princtples u herbs and
roots .cnlled from the fields and forests. They
are mild but certain III their operation-produc-
ing neither cramps, gripping pains or sickness.
They may be takenby all ages, sex or conditions.
without feaR. 4-.4 ~
lirymn.s l4le, Pills. Cre lreadache.
lsrynn'~ Life pills. Csrssich stomach
sSryan'. Life pills. Purify the Blood.
A Box OF iaY.Ss i.irx imls will ceSt but
Twenty-Five Cents.
and will accom- fish all that is represented
They elegantly put M by ihc proprietor.
the inventor of BRYAN's PuLxoSic WAvrns. u
medicine long and tuvorably know to the Ameri-
can Nation.
IL you wish Brynn's Life Pills, and cannot get
them Of your druggist. don't take any other, out
send Twenty five cents IN letter to the proprie-
tor. and you will get them by return mail, post
paid.
Address, Or. u. BRYAN.
Box 5o79 Az Broadway, New York.
Dealers supplied by ncmas Barnes / Co..
Wlsnlesale 9sn.s Xew York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

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Il City where : prepayment cure Of 81 private dis.
sssss be ob4snea without 81 gss q i. essy g
eiEht hers Ssise, cnred in from Tires - ten dAys
src,ures cured IN one . three ~eehs ncessfsi kmi:-
sions stopped in two 70 eight dsya syphns "a u ~
mary stages cured 10 three days; secoeee0 e.s
ose to three weeks SKIN diseases cursd ~ eoe 70 tnree
weeks All diseases Of private nature curse WIN -
parrelleled success, male Ind female.
Drs n r ~ lie men 10 consult they - uoQoes-
;onably ackssslelss1 sobe ne cec.s., ~ u =
monthly Reports from TIE Oh World, -.
Dr.. hon spas u.s. French Patent Male So! 49,
fscty tafe, and never faastc give s.tssse1on 49,
only safe and sure preventative against eseaee rrice
q the French Patent Male SAFE q e single - pef
hali dosens " pr dcsen sent q ne,;;
relisbe remedy Tor ssprsssn0s enl Diseeees
Price y box. tslr. ans ssss z ~ ,.,s
esn sss !. sil Be anr s.e C.is o. sddrem
DRs. BONAPAkfE q k4YN0tDe, /.
OAce w. 1872. seyinore str ct, sesween ~ ~
Sixth directs, Ciueir natt, Ohio D...a...l-a4H
Once hourp, n, to y Pm A eSaOoiys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Any lady or gentleman sending me an address
"a envelope md stamp, will receive flll dirtc.
lions for gaining the affections Of thu oppoaits
81. and Nhich viii ems sie them 70 mitfy hApi.
Addresa Nm. MARIE LEN0ILE. 20
9f 81 Harlem r. o. New York CIV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
esPr1vate Medical Adv1ser. -

I'D aN E1sa1siveiy fsr l.saisAt),s, - q
nGpsy, pubtshsd fos ths benefit ofthe sex. fia*
On receipt Of TxS Cu1s, II will ~ 49, psGs.
paid, in seSled envelope 70 - ishs apply Tor il
AdD1resnxooa = II - DIR J. BKfAN,
BoH so7ssss 449 broadway, Nsw Yosk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

mr.. WHITTIER. lea
South Clark Street, between n nd
Iison and Mont oe, Chicago. Of
lice hours from 9 A. n. TO s p.
~ Specialist in the treatment
Of NIL private diseases in all their
varied and comtl,cated fornla. : :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

A TTORNEY, COUNSELLOR. &C. HAS
N resumed practice Prompt attention given
o profeasiouaf business. with able counsel TO
ss,st when reauired Orlcg --IeClaire Block,
yer Ballnrd's drug store. jcl1 DOM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

e1s W. -. In - HsuSs
nAYsIciAN AND SURGEON. OFPCE IN
/ basement Of state Bank iIuiiding. Residence
eth st.. bet. hardy and Perry streets. snolSdw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

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! sVes ..s.,s. taGst.ssF. " s.nssrsy yssIs
u ....... al ~ vi s.aA.- sss'-S'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

IHnGDA. =. Hes, n. -.
NuYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Niicc, cor
i ner Main and Sd streets. Residence, 9Th
street. between Scott and Western Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

-. T.. TAYLOR. N. D..
I1OMEOPATHlST. OvFicx on u ady st.
Il over Warriner's Shoe storc-e"tranc
near Post Office Residence N. W. corner 9Th
and Perry SITS. Jan23 dti
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-05
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad.


1851 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS f-Ise4
Trains run by Chicago time, which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10th, 1864, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
For Grinnell and Washington. Express, 5:45 A. N
For freight and accom- tor GrlnneIl. $50 60
For freight and accom- for G-inrell,
Iowa City and Muscatine. P. III.
Trains arrive at Davenport follows;
Freight and accommods, from low City, 500 A. NJ
Freight and accommoda, from GrinneN,
and WashIngton......-.... .4.45. p n.
Express from GrInnell and MBscatine. .S.I5, p NJ
The 5.45 A. M. tram out of Dave nport make d.
rect connections at Grinnell, lows City snd Wash
ington, with the Western Stage Company's
Stages for all points west, southwest, aud north
west
Trains from the westconnect at Davenport with
trains of the Chicago Rock Island Railroad for
all points East North and South.
Passengers reminded of the necessity
giving distinct directions to the destination O
their baggage. Also to procure tickets before tax
ing their seats in the cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, Genl. Supt,
"A. KIMBALL, Asst. Supt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-05
8ailrnads,
CHANGE OF TIME.

e.
'-s1teeoa CHANGE OF TIME. y@sfr{se.-s
WINTER ANGEME ENr..
On and after Sunday, Nov. 9Th, 1864, until
further notice trains wiifIeave Rock Island Depot
as follows: 1s4 sa- -f- ssl. - 81
Day Express. and Mail train at $50 M, arriving
In Chicago at 4.30 p m. -. -, - i
Through freight train at l0:l5 M, arriving in
Chicago at Ais m. -
Express Freight train, at 5.45 p. m, arriving in
Chicago at $40 a. m.
Night cypress atS.o0 p M, arriving in Chicago
at $40 a. m.
TRAINS AKhIvE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at $50 M, leaving Chicago at
IL midnight.
Express Freight train, at 7.l5 a. m, leaving
Chicago at 800 p. m.
Through Freight at p. M, leaving Chicago
Day Express and Mail at ASP. m, leaving Chi
cago al $40 M.
Ali trains over this road are in direct elton
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan Soath-
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Forl Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Also at LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Gen.
is, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity of Civ
ing distinct directions to the destination of their
baggage, also to procure tickets before taking their
seats in the cars, the conductors collect fares
only to stations the line ofthe Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad. JOHN F. TRACY, Sup,t
. W. Ii. WHITMAN, ASST Supst
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-05

CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs.
CURES CHOLERA MORBUS
CURES CHOLERA MoRBUS.
In this most aggrayating disease its action Is
positive aud immediate. Its contents act like
magic. Diarrhea, Dys.ntery and all other simil-
ar arrangements yield at once TO it's power.
This is no humbug preparation, got up to eXil-
arate and drown ones diticuitIes in the mazes OF
intoxicating excitement. Rut
A MEDICINE, NOT A BEVERAGE.
A MEDICINE, NOT A BEVERAGE
1t is not fixed up to be palatabie TO the taste J;
but is most acceptable to dIsordered Stomach,
and one buttle will cure the l- 81
Worst Case of Dyspepsia in Existence.
Worst Case of Dyspepsia in Existence.
FOR FEVER AND AGUE
1t is Sovereign Remedy, and for .
BILIOUSNESs, CONSTIPATION
AND LIVER COMPLAINT
AND LIVER COMPLAINT .-... a..s
is a blessing and prize.
WE GUARANTEEi HIN EVERY CASE
II will stop distress after eating, in one minute,
al d to those who have lived on Graham bread and
PLAN diet for years, we say -z 4 ..al. l- --
"BE OF GOOD CHEER"
or you may eat as hearty as you please, and fol-
o by one teaspoonful of the g Cure.'' We care
OF how bad dyspeptic you have been, we will
uarantce you nc trouble from your hearty meal.
Does your food rise your stomach 4E -
Do you taste it for hosrs after eating
Have you heartburn, sick headache, and Ian
guor Z. ..-s--,-- s-z. s.-.. sr-s-.s
Areyou weak debiiiated, no appetite, no life
Are you weary from rising until retiring, no
anxiety for business, no disposition to exertion,
constant desire for reFose.
a. Are you distressed by all nourishing food
Are you constantly in pam i-om Indigestion,
beforef = la-tsL aa4as AHe- asi
THIS is ALL, DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA,
- 3aHossa els as - and ssaeF ssasssg ..a 4
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
G8- Is Guaranteed to Cure you at Once. ~
Nr Is Guaranteen to Cure you at Once. - s|
sese Therefore depend upon this .t1'sl b
WORLDS GREAT REM EDY
.a WHENEVER you ARE DYsPEPTIe.
For Cholera Morbns and Dysentery, and for the
speedy cure OF any kind of disorder that origin
ates or proceeds from a diaordered state of the
Stomach and Bowels. ~ - ..s t-.f g.
- Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
-. C. G. CLARK & CO.. Proprietors,
.e ,-r..<-e--..,s~ New Haven, Conn.
FULLER. FINCH g. FULLER, ae
LORD s SMITH, General Western Agents,
s-a % Lake Street, Chicago. II e
Mech 10. dweowIy.
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CREDIT IS PLAYED OUT. -2- 7 s-'"
We want Pay in Advance
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c8 &k Call at the Argus 0fiex.
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81 Call at the Argus Office.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

aelss in extent more less: situate il possible
employed in the manner Ressiasfssr s'Ga: men n
We propose. in the event of this accession
sos SsSs TO sb me 70 form Join,
% us.d .s ~ "E.hisiiion form.a and to Se con a
in The great exhibitions ss held in London in the
,tw We s' iiaposs a $50 apply to .h. chief nations OF
IaIope, to AmeIira a.79 China, to toe chief to xos
and etits of India etd odhef parts Of the werd
especially OF such rs are Of character to be useful
prpesa y turn our attention to h. OF
wolls Of art such as sculpture. and pictures, AMI
soc snd Of artistic design such as .cpss in woaa
and ether eatvips in the precious metals, in
dspsd % Ind nsens IN esr.es
cloths, and lsees. We shall also invite the expo,
care via fur thsr be especially directed to obtaia
machinery Of novel and a.eiul character, par;
sSIs sG
and ether works now of vast bile mportance in
ments We shall ask for large matsriais landed fur
4. We hs pc to insure high degree ofexcellenee
medals which We propose to offer for the oompeti
5. We propose that the building itself should be
constructed Of iI2n; wood and glass, ana should
be designed and made in En- gland. and should be
& We propose to csmmun nicate with foreign na
tiops through their consulate officers now estab-
ished or by means Of agents tb orized to travel
in our affairs and on behalf of such of ose who
will necessarily be placed in communication
sppy 10 your exec ctllsncy's Government for
credeptals o. The bona fdes of their comm mmission
T. We pre- pose that's representative of Gov, rn
ment should be invited to sit On the com m ittae
managing the affairs Of the undertaking.
g. Ne propose to rrcoppensS Curselvei the ex.
penses Of QUE outlay by an entrance fee hy the
sale of season tickets of admission aud by a
tor exhibition, such gOods, however, not to be
removed Fl ON the building till the clos: of the
exhibition.
9. We propose that the exhibition should hs
omen In December, 1866, If posi- nls and remain
epen for the six mon tbs next ensuing
10. We propose to allow ne public free entrance
to I he building without charge 30 often and res-
sonabis. at such times as may be arranged hers
alter between your E1ceileacy's Government and
the said company.
We propose from time ts time to submit to vour
Excellency's Government sill the details of the
scheme "a they are sed and comp eted for A.
rroyaI and to invite suggestions and recommen
astinps A. TO the oondnct of the scheme from ynnr
Ixcellencyis Government.
We have the honor, DC,
T. @. AAYLLAR,
J. P. LEIFu,
II. L. TRACEY,
JJgEJEEBHOY, J
J. LUERsRSEr,
q. J. JEEJBKBHoY.
PREH,GuSD RuYchUHD,
GpRsE9yEs FuRDOSHJEs,
EOAABJEs PAsrORjBR PaAaJH.,
DIHSHAw MAY0CKJEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
SHERIDAN.
Lynchburg 200 Strong to Attack-sheri.

dams Strategy.
CITY POINT. Va, March 13-Last night the
scouts from the army of General Sheridan
made their way TO City Point, through many
dangers, with dispatches from him
l learn that the des patches state that the
army under General Sheridan got mp to the
defences OF IIynchburg, and found them too
streng to attack. The force consisted mainly
OF cavalry, and in all did not number ten
thousand men, while 1t was found that the
garrison at Lynchburg was six thousand
strong, and the defences were we'll laid out
All the small forces lying within u certain
raolns OF the place had in time been called to
meet our attack and about three thousand men
bad heen drawn by rail from the rebel Army
Of Northern Virginia.
Our gallant column had q rough time OF it.
rain pouring down for most OF the time, ami
rendering the roads all fnight impassable, but
the FORCES pushed on in spite of the weather
Finding that he was too late TO take Lynch.
burg by coup de main, Gen. Sheridan passed
on, struck the canal, made a cut in il that ran
the waters OF the came into the roads, and also
damaged the railroad to a great extent, so that
the movement was dashing in execution, and
has done much damage to the enemy.
1t is not known what movement Gen. Sheri.
dan is now making. BY his large force of cav.
airy he utterly deceived the enemy, who did
not know at what point he was really aiming
and only from caution concentrated about their
great depot Of supplies. He will In the same
way again deceive them by covering all the
roads with his good cavalry, which are more
than match for the enemy under Rosser.-F.
!, Tribune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
FROM KENTUCKY.
Jerome Clark, Alias Sue Mundy,

LOUISVILLE. March 19.-Jerome CLARK, alias
i.Sne Mundy," was hanged this afternoon.
He protested that at the time OF his capture and
since the commencement of the war, ne was
Confederate soldier.
There is but slight chance of Magruder's
recovery from the wounds he received at the
time OF the capture OF Clark.
The trial OF Lenkef' has been postponed by
request Of able counsel, by whom ne will be de.
feREpd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ARMY OF the POTOMAC.
More Desertions From the Euruv
strictisn on Newspaper Exchanaes


More Deseftions From the Enrw n
strictisn on Newspaper Exchanges,
Information from the Army Of the Potom.
says that the 5th corps was reviewed or Tuns
day by General Warren. This corps is one OF
the largest in the army, and in regard TO dis.
cipline stands second to none. The utmos,
diligence Is being exercised by the command
ing officer in preparing for the spring cam.
paign.
Thirty -four deserters came into our lines on
Tuesday, all bringing in their guns aud some
their horses.
Passengers direct from City Point say tina,
there was not even rumor at that place OF
peace commissioners from Richmond as was
so industrionsly circulated else where yester-
day. The Vance, who arrived there, was
Brigadier General Vance, a brother of the
Governor Of North Carolina, to be exchanged,
and not Governor Vance himself as q peace
commissioner, in company with two imagin. o.
ary colleagues.
General Longstreet has placed a restriction
OR the exchange OF newspapers, permitting
only ddte for date, but some of the rebel ed tors
say they will endeavor to have the order nodi.
fed.
Many OF the sick OF our army have been re-
moved TO City Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
The ew Loan.

PHILADBLPHIA. March 16.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has arranged with Jay Cooke for
the superintendence OF the sale OF SSO9, ,OaU 900
of the new loan. The first issue will be three
hundred millions on the 18th OF June having
ten months longer to run than seyen-thirties
before being convertible into fve-twenties
The balance of the loan II issued at all, Will
have year longer to run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
From Nj atamoras,

NEW YORK, March l6.-By the arrival OF the
bark Daniel, we have Matamoras dates OF tn g
23d Of February. There was no ne VS. OF Inn.
portaL :e. FreIghts were low, and business
dull. The markets were completely glutted
with all kinds OF produce. A large numoer Of
vessels were leaving in ballast. A fleet of one
hundred and twenty sail, of different sized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

Doub:iess within Q week Snersaan vta - -
established q base on the coast In aAis Stasa
and theh more detaissd ana satisfaetofy Per.
tieuiars Of has march can be obtained. Al pres
ent THE town is Aibed with correspondent,
waiting TO get 10 the now famous Array of the
Tennessee. A communication Wa seas 1te
Sherman 10. day by courier. who WENT ont
with an escort composed OF regiment OF cav
airy. No civilians were allowed % Aeoompaay
tne escort This escort was rendered Jnsses-
safy because OF the strong parties OF reoei
scouts aud guerrillas hanging aeoue the aEs
Pacashes TO this place, Into one Of which the
eoorieIs from Sherman came near runaipE,
a ana 20 Sxoid which they were driven thirty or
ioI,y miles on wide detour -
These coHriers represent the peeple 1en-
ing along the route they Travelled as stroskly
fayofing the Union, and anxsous for ths ap-
The rebel cause "gone ap," and depi 40 sts snv
further effusion Of blood. The came sentImen,
prevails very largely among the ctsisens OF
this place, and q public meeting has haen
called hy the Mayor OF wiImia gton for nsrt
Tuesday night, TO give expression 70 tais eea-
umeht 30 SO do n
band TO stale, went TO Newbern several days
since, and Is now leading the column I'D vane-
ing from that point The departmental head
quarters are yet here, Lieut. Col Campbell,
AdJutant General; Brig Gen. Dodge, ChtSf
Qnar,ermaster, and other heads OF depart
hehts Re aiming here. "a
Sen Terry has command Of all the forces IN
,nis vicinity. Itis thought they win not I've
~ IoIe great while longer, though what
totay
Eyery h'ngis quiet In the i'm me diate vicinity
W nnIniheton, and the people ara all willing-
y, folnhiarily, and gladly taking the oath OF
aiegtsnce to the upteo States They express
much nxiety for the reopeniue of the port,
and the restoI alton OF peaceful times and the
Commerce In which they prospered In former
years
Coloner Heaton, Treasury agent for North
Carolina, is here Grran giDg the ousiaass mar
may be- permitted to be transacted here Ard IA
bsseieed with applications from old hnsness
houses for permission to res ume business. He
has issued q circular stating tha5 at present ha
will per IL but a limited umber Of trade stores
sufficient only 10 supply the necessary wants
Of the ommuDity.