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

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DfARpnGA AND DYsENTERY.-We have
examined great number Of letters from
some OF the most prominent citizens in
Cincinnati and Covington, ETC., speaking Of
the highest terms Of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of diarrh9a
and dysentery. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covjngton, says
he was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one: bottle of DR..
Strick'and's Anti Cholera Mixture effected
. permanent cucc after suffering for months
with the worst form OF diarrhna and dys-
EMERY. so cts bottle. For sale by oil
Druggists.
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1Whst you will receive.
snn rr,a Tynnt;ng Cases Cakches each 800.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-10

Dun 0OLOlER.
Another little private
Mustered in
The army oftemptation
And Of sin
Another soldier arming
For the strife,
To tight the toilsome battles
Or life!
Another little sentry
Who will stand
On guard, while evils pfowl
On every hand.
Lord! orr little darling
Guide and save,
Mid the per,ls Of the march
To the grave
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Personal Intelligence.

DEPARTURE OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND LADY
ron EURorE-DEMoSsTRATIoS AT CUHARD DOCK
AND ON THE STEAMER.
Major General George D. Mcclellan, lady and child took
Their departure for Europe yesterday In ho steamship
China, which sailed from this port about O'Clock
In tho afternoon. General Mcclellan Il accompanied
his trip by Mr.. August Belmont, the well known
banker In whose society tour Of the greater part Of
Europe-parcularly Italy and France-will be made.
The occasion Of the departure Of person who has
attracted 90 much attention in the country since the
Of tho rebellion, and who has gathered
around him such host OF friends and ardent
admirers naturally caused sensation In metropolitan
sirclcs The Cunard dock was crowded with the
most respectable class Of ladies' and gentlemen,
who to bid adeu 10 the distinguished citizen and
his csimabo lady previous 10 their departure for the
Old World. Among tho prominent persons present moy
b mentioned the following General Andrew Porter,
Colonel Peterson, Mr. Stokes, Hiram Ketchum. Colonel
Lansing, Colonel wingate, Of New jersey; Adjutsnt
General Downing and Captain Raymond formerly Of
General Mcclellan's STAFF
About haipast eleven O'Clock the long expected
ragc, containing General Mcclellan, his LADY, General
Marcy and Mr. Alsop arrived, and rush instantly
made for General Mcclellan could with dnnculty ga
away from his admircnl He was surrounded on every
sdc his hands shaken warmly and even the coaheaven
Of the dock caught excitement and shared In the honor
Of bidding adeu 70 the departing fsyorte Of the people
was only tho arrival Of the steamer George Birkbeck,
70 take tho passengers 70 the China lying out In the
stream that terminated the Tho friends Of Little
Mac him in the BIrkbeck the China whore
Captain Andersen the commander Of the vessel gave up
his own psrior General Mcclellan 10 bis visI.
tors II 70 refreshments wers furnished, aud tho
a. aith Of Gen. Mcclellan and his Indy drank with
unfeigned enthusiasm The steamer sailed about tho
usual hour The benefit Of Mrs. MoCelians health the
chief cause of the trip to Europe.
Major A. H. Stevens, Provost Marshal General OF tho
Twcniy.Gnh army corps, and Gen. Hickman, command
ing In Major General ords department, 81 the Aston
House. en- ros.ts 70 tho front
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south Caroline Refugees Flying ca
Georgia.

tfrVh tnc Hugusfh Sonsiftutionalist, jan IL
For several days the streets Of this city have been
thronged WITH faEtiycs from South Carolina. accompa-
nied ~ her families locks, herds cattle servants aud
stock OF h kinds There eeems 10 be general exodus
from the od Palmetto State, ard the planters IN the
dis q ~ barnwel especially, fleeing from what they
conceive " DO fhe wrath " Gomez Safety and
ry from the inroads OF the Yankees being sought In
the interior ~ Georgia This movement not prcdi.
Gated uon sAvish Tear but Is accordance with tbs
orders 81 Governor Magrath who was ercted by tho
Legislature Of South Caroline to remove ali pro.
ptfW from certain section OF tho State most
liable 70 interruption by the enemy As a matter OF rrc.
caution very conmendable. and the deserted
trg thd VIII Ne presented 10 General sherman will at
once embarass his movements and attest the scfdcny
ma PATRIOTISM of the CaroIlnians. There something
paninl however, IN this daily spcca 10 Of fleeing FAINT
les accustomed as we have en- 70 all the terrible
OF the II dcscrtion Of home rude sn,pplnQ ~
Old and familiar ues, ayentgre upon the WIDE wide world
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Important from Dcrn uda.
TIE BLOCKADE RUNNERS NOTIFIED or THk FALL or
FoRr rIsHER.

HAfivAx, n. g., Jan. %, 1895.
The steamship Alpha, from st. Thomas aud Bsrmudn,
has arrived here
The blockade runner Owl succeeded In reaching Port
Caswcll the night was evacuated, and Immediately
turned to Bermuda arriving tho 2isi with n naws
Of the capture Of Fort fisher and stopping the Maud
Campbell, Old Dominica, Florence, Deer and vIr0ua
all ady TO SAIL The Charlotte and Stag sailed fr VII
mngton at the time with the Owl and the itaio
snake Chameleon and snag between The l3lh and 10th,
and has not since been heard from.
Tho Isand OF 81 Thomas has bean declared Infected
nora
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The Advance ON Charleston.
From the Richmond Wing, Jan cal
IMPORTANT MILITARY CONVENTION.

Meeting Of the Adjutsnt Generals Of all
tho Loyal states.
A convention OF the adjutant generals Of the loyal
Ststcs convened In the State House at Columbus Ohio,
on the nth inst and continued in session. with closed
doors throughout until the evening Of the lah inst
when adjournment had TO Boston, Massachusetts,
on the 10th Of July Of the current year.
There present 1t the Columbus Convention Adju
tant General N p Baker, Of Iowa. and Ex-Governor Of
New Hampshire, who originally suggested the gathering
Adutan General Schouler Of Massachusetts,; Adjutant
General Marran Of Rhode Isanc Adjutant General Gays
lord, Of Wisconsin, Adjutant General Cowan, Of Ohio;
Adutant General Lindsey, Of Kentucky; Adutant Gen.
eral RUSSELL Of Pennsylvania; Adjutant General Aorse,
Of Connecticut; Adjutant General washburn, OF Yer.
mont and Adjutant General Head, OF New Hampshira.
The Adjutant Generals Of several Of the loyal States
cong them those OF New York, Illinois and Indiana,
though understood TO cordially in the objects OF
the convention, were anAvoidsbly absent
The convention had for Its object the comparing Of
notes the best mode be uniformly adopted by the
States OF raising troops 70 avoid the draft and tina
molesations incident thereto caused by the bounty
Jumpers, and the illegal grecdness Of tho pestlent
hsrde Of recruiting agents throughout the country and
thus b the results OF wiser plan Of recruiting
Another point brought before the convention, and
thoroughly discussed had reference 70 the adoption Of
accommodation that should by law DO made BY
surgeons IN COMMAND OF hospiSaAs muserng OUT ocers
and officers In command OF camps Of rendezvous the
Adutant Generals Of the several States, In like
a. now made to tbs Adjutant Generals and Surgeon
Generals Departments In Washington. The object o.
this b 70 enable each Stae keep perfect record Of
the oncers and II al times well those mustered
out ~ those mustered In.
An additional object Of the convention was 70 confer
relation 70 the solid organization Of tho militia
forces Of the States by laws Of Saos by general
law the Of the Congress Of the United States
Considerable discussion the subject Of enrol
mcn: the general system Of filling up regiments and the
Of paying bountes In States 70 the end that the
may realize tho full mecd and value Of his bounty
rather than tho class Of sraping agents already 70.
ferred 70.
Tho general object Of tho gathering may be comprc-
hcnsivcy stated TO have been the rendering uniform Of
the military system throughout the loyal States.
should Congress enact law at this session 70 perfect
the organization OF the militia Of the several States
cardinal subject Of discussion at the Boston meeting Of
the adjutant generals, in July, win be pretermitted
full digest Of tho proceedings Of the convention has
been transmitted to the Secretary OF War;
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roads by the Gre at Fre.het.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Jan. cal
Tho freshet OF last week have extended its
violence very wide scope Of territory reaching
far south rs Georgia.
or the damage done by Il in South Carolina the Charles
ton Mercury tays:-We hear OF heavy Losses In Edge
field and Barnwell districts Between this city and Co
lpmbis the long treslo work on the south Carolina Rail
road nj Kingsville has besn washed away. At Co
umbia there great upheava Of the waters and tho
Connrcc river was higher than u has been since 1882
causing great destruction TO mills plantations &C. Al
Chester the Col mbia and Charlotte Railroad heavy
LOSSES sustained and tho track greatly damaged
ny proper exerons the part Of tho railroad autho.
ties, however, the damage can be repaired In three
The set seems 70 have been oven more destructive in
Georgia The Augusta Sentinel says:-1t the most
SINCE the memorable frcshet OF August 1852 and in
fact but Little difference pcrccptiblc IN the height
Of water then and thus ime-cniy few inches between
amount Of damage caused by this food the entire
town ~ Hamburg was submerged, also great
depth Of ten feet Lowell and nearly every WIS
swept away In many Instances houses were car
cd OF by tho cucnt which 81 the rate Of six miles
an hour Trees were uprooted, furniture In the lower
etor Of houses broken and destroyed a number OF
cattle drowned sud the hills back Of Fnmburg presented
picturesque sight Wednesday tn rsdav nights as
number O. parties rende rod homeless for the time being
compelled 70 camp out and mako the best Of the tune
possible The bridges across the river at one time
nacy both bridges weathered out the nooj The tracks
OF all the railroads or loss damaged and under
water to such m extent as 70 prevent travel into the
city for day or two. The railroad track for Ave n.
dr,d rect the south Carolina sds was washed away
The passengers by the train compelled 10 remain
oil night three miles from Hamburg and take boat
A cista on Thursday morning In Augusta the water
overlooked the whole OF Broad street 10 the dep,h OF hve
o. eight feet and II Astonishing that OF any
note occurred, g many citizens made peroas voyages
scs0ss the street Many persons wore compelled ~ 10
han,ei About ca arays and carried over The flooded
streets on horseback Brad street was alive ~ bat
tcanx carrying passengers and fro for The mo- erats
sum OF lfoa Ten " nfty dollars
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Reported Dcstruetion OF Mcrchantmem
by the Shenandoah.

by the shcnandoAh.
Foprsrss MoysoR Jan q 1895.
The bark Clifton, 0avit MASTER arrived In ths haIbot
yesterday, from PcrnAnbsoo, via the Bartadoes
Captain Gav reports The robcl prvsicer Shenandoah
a. having destroyed several American inerchanimen
along the coast Of Brazil IN consequences Of which ves-
sc,s bound 70 the Unitod states obtaining Britain
resstor 70 enable them to sail under british coio
The California arrived hero to-day from Fon Fisncfs
~ O., but brings no news Of importance
great deal q sorsy weather lsd prevailed along tho
coast during the last few days :,
The steamship Atlantic, Captain Grey arrived mere AZ
MON 20 day from New York She encountered vcry
heavy weather and hsi lay 70 twenyfour hours out
ado Of Cane Henry bsors shs could make ths hasboE
Ano,ner spture by she Shenandoah.
Tho Jo,,ar a. Bcaio says-"rhs captain % the Bra
allan brig Conception which into port yesterday,
nom aracsu brings the that Tho 9Th Of Dccsm-
her between nDe aud o'clock In the morning IN lafis
tuds u 70 SOUTH gtds 81 20 west be p.c steamers
which hs took 70 be prvacer and which wss going ~
sca having IN t5w vessel witch he also took 70 %
pl1e Neither " the Two vessels showed ahr
colofs" :, 49,,
Ths Shenandoah Is kaova 10 b crabins N s0'''
vsisn
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The Rebel Cavalry Aiding Refugees "a
Escape 70 Our Lines.

~ h
Diet cfive Reece sud other detect yes succeeded on
Thursday nisht In making an important arrest For
some time they have been looking for John Parry and
George A. Spencer South Caronians u Gary's brigade,
Yankee Inca On Thursday night they came upon them
In house Of III fame kept BY one Thomas In Lombard
alley and heard them bargaining with one johnson 70
carry him Into tho Yankee lines for thousand dollars
On arestng Parry and Spencer forged passes TO
the city were f5-ad on their personA The detectives
for months have been engaged In carrying refugees
Kautxs headquarters Il u said they 70 have car
RED or several rurics Thursday night and among them
Of public men, who IN well known, but whom we
will not now mention. Parry and Spencer put in
the Castle.
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From Mobile.
CENTRAL 0RAN0ER's FORCES QUIET.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Jan e.
The Mobile papers report moth ng In the situation
there There seems 70 be no Indications OF an attack
the city and but little apprehension ON the part Of the
The garrison captured Il Fort Gaines had arrived In
Noble BAY for exchange In consequence Of the rough
ness o. The weather the o. Exchange were
TO 20 down the next morning for the purpose Of receiving
the prisoners and bringing them up 70 the city. They
number SIX hundred and four Of all rankR
Movement o. Troops Down the Missis-
siPPi: - = "a.
large number Of troops from Nashville estimated a
from hftsen TO twenty-five thousand recently passed
down the river New orleana Il Is believed that
expedition y organising either 70 attack Mobile Or 70
Rebel News from New Orleans.
JACKSON, Miss, JAN Is, 1905
Private advices from New Orleans TO the 4th instant
have been received Preparations making for an
expedition Of II, 900 men 70 Pascagoula-
far for the benefit Of Confederate prisoners held
IN tho city the proceeds Of which were eight thousand
Many old business men were emigratng to Natamoros.
The Yankee lines have boon stringently closed until
after the 9Th Of March, The reported reason 10 fear Of
Reported Capture Of Fort Smith, Ark.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Jan. 70
There was . report yesterday that General Price had
captured Fort smith, xrkansas with its garrison Of two
thousand men The report rs not confirmed By Official
intelligence.
The Advance ON Charleston.
From the Richmond Whig Jan. %
CHARIxsTnN, Jan. Is, 1895
Tho enemy in heavy force supposed to be fifteen thou
taigo yesterday Our troops, after an obstinate 70
sstance fell back this side or the Salkehatche Our
lines embrace the Sakehatchie bridge Everything was
brought OIL safely. General Hardes 10 in command Of
our forces.
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by thoss who have before q ted the shadow OF
the household rootree, and exempnes at once the self
sacrificing spirit OF people and the dastardy and IN
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THE SOUTH.

the SUUTh.
| REVOLUTION IN RICHMOND.
The Rebel Congress Rsbelling
Against Their President.
4 SUBSTITUTE FOR DAVIS.
>~~~>~-
Congress Creates a Commander-in-C Chief
Of the Army and Restores Joe
Johnston to Command.
JEFF: Davis Virtually
Oep0sed.
His Cabinet Dissolved by Act
OF Congress.
The Confederacy on It's Last
New Legs.
Ths Entire Movement . CONSUMPTION
Dodge to Raise New Army.
The Subjugation Of the Confederacy to
b the Inauguration Of the Monroe
Doctrine as the Policy Of America.
The Two Armies to be Combined
Under the Victorious Flag.
xhs Navies Of England and France to be
Swept from the Seas and Our Flag
to Float Over tho Principal
Countries Of Europe.
.~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
CHARLESTON IN BAD SPIRITS.
xne Original 0ecessionists yavoring
Another 2evolution,
49, 49, -.