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RIO SOLDIERS. SAILORS AND THE PUBLIC.
THB PREVAILING DIFFICULTY.

general lassitude sezes the frame which often
bes the preceding death Inc system loses all
cy the apperte ails nsat ane thirst follows ans fever
accompanied BY diarrLpa and binding headache sets
which completely prcsrstes the patient and e1ver
him utterly ndinerenrske TO himself aud tho world Now
THE NORTH OR THE SOUTH.
the remedy IL the Take nj SIX OR EIGHT on
BRANDRETII'S PILLS and 10 foir hours, less ifoa
repeat Use this medicine In fh doses for these
four DAYS aud will rise from your scknes
A RENOVATED BEING.
BRANDRErHS PILLS are always safe, and -
BIESSED rs HE THAT PUTS HIS TRUST IN THEM
The Following of yellow Fever is that Of Captain
the Spanish army - a. ,s.o
Twas attacked with yellow Fever al hayaas on the On
January 1856 accompanied with most terrible paip Of to-
head end back had box of Biandrcths rls in
which used In doses OF pills each day
aud when the bpx was hnshcd found myself en,iitr
re.oysrml from the fever. Signed. AbAbDO AEoUNDC
ANGEL pAsXRON OF Havana, Cuba, now staying At i6S
Houston street, New York-Europcau Hotel;
Principal one, Biandreth House mot the drug sore)
New YORK, add hv ell dealers. -,
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Rtiscellaneous.

The steamship Edinburgh Capt McGusan, arrived at this
port Wednesday evening 30th ult not on the 3ls as
before stated.
The hne steamship CITY of Washington Capt Nrehouse
sailed puncusy at noon yesterday for Queenstown and
Liverpool
The steamship New York, Capt wencke. Tor Southampton
and Bremen, sailed yesterday
Ba scHa ELLEN Pettes hence 3st ut and for Nassau
company night Of is inst y miles Sc Of the High.
lands with steamer Merceia when she nrd ana sunk
Tie captain returned TO the city In the steamer
scgp Josrrn, Cobb, Of and Boston for Barbados.
with assorted put into Holmes Hole 10Th ult
pr 900 strokes bor She will 10 the fai,way Tor re.
pairs, Her cargo is not DAMAGED.
sesr zotrrrTbe sshr which ashore on the Graves
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dreD. Black and white all included in this order
II gave at once the most ridiculous stories, all OF
wbhh gay ed credenoe with inc real reason am
ye, unac luainied WIN. The general impression s
tbavthsy De ordered home but am certain such
~ not the
by the OF the boat from mp tho river We have
The that the rebels have made attack upon cur
forces at Harrson's Landing by Smelling them from the
opposite shore The stories many and conilctng,
and tAe number OF killed is given al from one 20
forty. The following believe be the true version Of
the aair-Iast night about twelve O'Clock. firing was
suddenly commenced from the other shore
by about six guns The shots almost Instantly re-
termed, and before any injury Of consequence was In
nicted upon the boats in the river the rebel
guns were senced, and they retired The gunboas came
up, but they useless, the PARROT guns the
shore had already done the business understand that
we host two and few horses. Tho river AZ this
point only about threequarters Of mile Wide, and 1t
rs astonishing that the damage not greater. What
could have been the idea OF such attack cannot
except as momentary annoyance, continued firing
from such point wonld be out Of the question. We
shall have al the particulars tomorrow In the mean
time the most wonderful stories being circulated
This of course explains the firing that heard the
river, the fact Of which mentioned in the fore part Of
my letter.
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FoRrnnss Mosnor, AnsusL /. lse

FoRYREss MONROE, August I, 1892.
The Neo Rebel Ram Reported 10 te at Fort DorlnJiae
Bombardnsent Of the Union Camps, &c, dc.
II is rumored and believed here that the New Meri
his do the river Ear as Fort Daring, and
that she is hourly expected to make the attempt TO come
further down And thing Is authentic-ail OF the
federal gunboats have passed mp beyond Harrison 5
Landing and not in sight at that place 90 the
river tins side
detachment OF infantry and cavalry. from General
McClHlan's army, made reconnaissance down The
Chcsahominy through Dascund, and on toward
Williamsburg till they met ptckets, and then returned
after reporting TO Fortress Moproe by telegraph that in
their reconnaissance they had nothing of the enemy
Their return to Harreon's Landing will probably
hear nothing OF until tomorrow the arrival Of the
mail boat from that place.
The mail boat from Harrisons Landing arrived at
Fortress Monroe at quarter O'Clock this after
noon and the monotony of no news is finally brokea
Last pight between twelve and o'clock the rebels
opened fire the centre Of General McCellans army,
which continued for about hour and half from four
rebel batteries Of flying artillery, opposite the landing
some above and below They threw shell of six
and twelve pounds round and conical and third
Of them exploded. Tho firing intended, no
doubt, for our camps; but many Of the shot
fell short, and thereby did some little mischief
to the shipping which lying the landing and al
anchor In the river the shells passed the thckes
of the vessels. Several and struck
by fragments Of shells, but no one harmed on them.
II is reported that nine OF our men killed and
only three wounded II being in the dead OF night and
army expecting attack in front caused de-
lay before guns opened Gre soma half hour
hour when tho siege guns brought 10 boar upon
them and in less than forty minutes the rebels
slenced The firing very brisk while 1t continued
Many Of the rebels shells thrown among
camps but did not explode. All the expos ions took
place much short Of the camps, and this for
SO few being injured
It is thought that the motive OF the rebels this action
to draw the Union gunboats down the enable
their boats-the ram herrmac, &c.-to pass out.
Tho rebels, it is estimated, threw over ave hundred
Shells which lay ths morning scattered profusey
the ncld, and some lodged in the masts Of vessels
AL that known Of the fate OF the rebels Is that they
fed and this morning tho where they had their
batteries presented shattered appearance and many
cnt completely down. We could learn nothing
Of the Merrmac than has been already reported
have heard nothing TO contradict the statements already
published.
There one Union Runboat the landing, which
opened FIRE Immediately the enemy, but they did
appear to notice il, they intept Smelling
camps.
II the rebels motive TO draw our gunboats down
the river they unsuccessful in their eforts
for not a single gunboat madc its appearance save the
have better business on hand 70 attend TO-
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Company A, sixty-nfnth Regiment Ne
York VOlunteerS.

The officers and members Of Company A, sixty ninth
regiment New York Volunteers Qrish brigade), now
with the Army OF the Potomac, recently held meeting
Harrson's Landing which they adopted resolutions
expressive Of their In the loss Of their late com
calamity dischargipg his duty the battle Of Malvern
Hill, Juy1. The resolutions in foil will be found in our
advertising columns
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The uunboats Smelling the
Shore Of the River.
The Rebels Waking Up the
UniOnists.
The Ffslnight Bembaranent on the
James River.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
Dc. &c.. &C.

HzacouARrsss, Army or TIRE loroMsc August 2, 1854.
Sx hupdred troops crossed the yesterday after
for the purpose OF destroying the houses
tho opposite shore, which had afforded protection
the rebels Everything in lbe shape Of a dwelling was
burEed This The point from hch rebels shscd
shipping and eucampnent the night before. The
affair successfully accomplished the loss OF
mao.
Tho gunboats this morning engaged in sheling ,he
shore and houses down he river
Five killed by the cncpsy's shells night be
fore last, and two wounded.
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WAsMNGros, August 2, lSo2.
An cfeer writing from Harrisons Landing a gentle
man in Washington says
An is quiet on the James river.
One corps after another IL beng reviewed by General
Mcclellan, and the troops make very fine appearance
The soldiers in good spirits and VIII be ready to
deal heavy blows when called upon strike the enemy
Now England, tho Middle States and the great west
viii oaly do their duty this wicked rebellion will be
crushed foecver. God grant that the call for
may not be in vain
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alvER irEns.
Tuesday, July 8.

1uesosy, July ..
HAwKBYx, Gny. st. Louis.
S1NSle v HIrPLE, Morrison. Keekuk.
DIAL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
HAwKEYE,d dray, St. Paul.
AD hINE. Calf. Dubuque
JENNIE W sIPPLE, Morrison, Keokuk.
LAID UP.-The Denmark, Pembins and Fred
Lorenz, of the Northern Line, have laid up ct st.
Louis, awaiting revival Of business.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Tho popular Northern Lire p.,ket VIM. L. Ew
ing, Captain 7. ]. Buford, Clerks Ovens and
hine, will depart for st. Louis and way points
this morning. We take pleasure in recommend
ing TINS craft to all who desire to ship or travel
oy r1ver, and assure them that II they once ee.
acquainted With its proficient officers, the result
will be highly satisfactory.
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part Tor dubuque and intermediate landing at z
O'Clock this morning.
Tho mail and passenger packet Kate Cas,el.
Captain Davis, will depart for Keokuk and vav
points A. o'clock this morning, making cornec.
nons for st. Louis in 3s hours.
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From N ew York

NEW loRk. July 8.
A letter to the Tribune, dated Fl Monros. Ju,v
5th, says Beyond few ekirmish ii e. in IN ch on,
troops gained the advantage, nethipg has occurred
in the neighborhood Of Rich noad s,nce nv last
The rebel army appears to have fallen back To-.
wards the city. and Gen. Mcclellan 10 now in =
position well entrenched.
The apprehension that the rebels would stretch
themselves down the Peninsula and attempt to
blockade with land batteries, Che Jane river, has
not yet been realized.
Our forces At Yorktown arc evsc rating the
place ami most Of tie guns have been burst.
The rebel pri.ouers d" not claim a victory but
confess to have tailed in the object Of their ter.
rife attack commenced on Thursday Of las: week
in which ther loss was confcssedly larger than
ours, inclu ling many officers Of high rank.
boat came through from Newbern via Norfolk
and the canal, yesterday and returned this morn
ing.
II Was rumercd TIM Gen Burnside with con.
SIDERABLE iorcs, was preparing TO cooperate with
Gen. Mcclellan. Rumors to the effect that be has
advanced from Newbern, we're without found.
alton.
The statements that Mcclellan has been re-
Gently reinforced BY 40 coo men are exas eratons
There was u brisk engagement on Thursday in
which our troops drove the enemy and capture
battery without losing mai.
Gen. AlcClel'a has advanced his lines down to
the Chickahominy, and no fears are now en- ntertain
ed OF Hank movement ia that direction By
noon to-day, Gen. Mcclellan expected to have his
position SO fortified TO bid def ance to the en-
emy in any shape he might chose to come
Gen Casey has arrived, en- route 'or Washing.
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HosPlTAL CoxMIss.os8R.-Dr. G. G.
Kssny. eossmissoner sent ont BY the War
Department 10 examise different poists 10 the
Northwest in refessncs 10 the establishment oi
Geosrsl Hospitsls. vas 10 town yesterday. and
10 company With Messr.. C. z. Putnam. J. ",
ThompsoD. Mayor French and Geo. L. Dsvsn
port. visited Camp Mcclellan. He Was bishly
pleased with tie locality. and pronounces il
far ahead Of anything be hss yet seen on the
Upper Mississippi. He thinks the buildings
already erected will accommodate at least one
shousand patients. He leaves to-day 10 pur.
sue his inv es.igations. and after he u axes bis
report We shall probably know something
about the chances Of getting hospital located
here
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trains leave the Great Genital UniCn Depot
of Lake street, AS follows:
4 N bay txpess except Sunday arrivcss.
bit at a:4o Psi Suspension Bridge at $50 NJ,
ny 80 + N, New York o.a" " u ..s'an 1880
TkUSTEE'., SALE.-Whereas, on the 2sth
day Of January, A. ID 1861, David Cri,rnan
and Elisabeth A. Crismal, his wife execute un-
to GeoIge = c. Dow, as trustee, a certain deed Of
trust, conveying to said Trustee the lard in Cedar
county, iows. described as follows to-wit Tho
east half of the south east quarter and the south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section
No twelve tl2) and the east half OF the south
west quarter Of the south west quarter Of section
No fourteen ~ all in township No. teve. ty-
nine (7s) no'th Of range 40. TIVE (2) west Of tho
9th =, NJ Also the south west qrarter Of the
north west quarter Of the south -east quarter Of
section No thirty five 1851 in township No. eighty
(e0) range three (3) west, which said convey nee
Was made by the said David Crisman and wife
for the purpose Of ACQUIRING the payment Of certain
promissory notes and the interest the ereon, signed
BY said David Crisman, and dated tho 2s,h dsy
If January, A. d. 1861, and three of which were
payable MS follows: Each for the sum Of thirty.
five dollars. due in six, twelve and eighteen
months from date, To the order Of Austin orbin,
gua rdian, together with other notes, which arc
fully described in the Deed Of Trust, which iAre.
corded in book G. Of mortgages. page 2o5, Cedar
county records,to which reference 50 made for full
description.
And now saia first described nstes having be-
somc due and payable, aad the said David Csiss.
man having failed 70 pay tho same, I, George 8.
q. Dow Trustee ~ aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which
10 ia mo vea.ed By ssid deed Of Trust, I will, on
saturday. ito ID day Of August. A b. 1852, At
the hour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of sid
day. at the Court House door. in the city Of Dav-
nport, expose and offer far sale, At public suction
for cash tho parcels OF land above described. or
much thereof ss all be necessary TO satisfy and
pay the amount Of said notes 9Th the interest
thereon 10 the day Of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses aste ding said sale, costs Of
this notice and ,rus,ee's tees.
Dated the sth day Of July. A. D. 1ss2.
GEORGE y. T.. DOW,
TPusfea
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lcinnati 4 Chicago Air Limo
R.1xLRO.4D.

iOPTY NILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
TO Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.
'wo express Trains leave West SIDE Luis De-
!, Chicas 20, rs follows:
" 3 A Nj, tally, except Sunday.
1t 6.l0 p NJ, naily, except Saturday.
arrive at i0:45 A NJ, and lO:i5 ~
HI, ugh to Cincinnati and in iirnapolis without
nge vi cars
legant sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
ime to Cincinnati eleven .ours.
nr,ugh tickets may be obtained At tho principal
lroad Offices in the Nerth West. and the Com
va Office, No. 1873 Randolph street, under
Sber an House.
JOHN BRANDT, y. Gent Sup't,
G.. l.. FOLLETT, Gen'l Ticket Agt
Nh. MOORE. Ag't, Chicago
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From Fort Monroe.

New YoRK. July s.
A Fort Monroe letter Of tho 9Th. to the Herald.
says some gun-boats v ent up the river to-day.
and others Will follow.
A certain general who Was looked .or to-day.
has not arrived but still have hopes Of seei @
him before the sun goes down.
The weather is beautiful for tho trip, and it
seems strange that be did rot turn up
A large number Of naval officers are here to 70
port on their vessels. This great point of inter-
- bee ming more and more important. A few
days longer and Richmond will be ours
Another letter gives the following as correct
list Of escaped Union officers brou .ht by tbe Nus
sachusetts to Fort Monroe: Lieut. G. w. Brown.
23 Missouri Lieut.. N. j. Camp, 23l Mjssorri !:
Lieut. II. w. Mayor, 9th kentucky ; lieut. Jas
Agin lith Iowa; Lieut.. g. II. Logan, 14tA Iowa ;
Sergeant q. II Rhodes 14th Iowa
A letter in the Inns places our loss in the re-
cant battles at % 900
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THE MARKETS.


OFP1cs OF THE Drx. i NKws,l
Tuesday Lve., July g.
Ihe produce business i, generally declining,
and We expect little before the harvest is over.
Wheat is tending downward, though quotation,
are not natsrislly changed.
FLOUR We quote At s4.oo94.4o. Shipments
100 bbls.
"HEAr-s5@e7c. Receipts l ,4ss bu. Ship
ments 1850 bu.
BARLEY.- 30@4O
coRs-Dull at 1s@l5,. Receipts 500 bu, Ship
ments $50 bu.
OATS -25@27c.
W0oL-25@4Ac
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The HUU>EkEEPEk
new FURNITURE P0llSH!!

Prepared from an improved recipe by the pro-
pretor Of the Broth ber Jonathan Pol,sh, is cert-
6.6 by all the leading New York furniture DEAL
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world for removing scratches. marks and dirt, and
restoring high and lasting gloss to all kinds OF
varnished work, frem furniture to leather 1t is
cheaper and better than varnish, dries immed
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the furoiture of . house an keep it looking like
now. Now is the time to "shine up' your tables,
chairs, decks, pianos, pic urs frames carrages
and mako them look 50 per cent. better. This is
true economy. For sale BY fnrniture dealers and
storekeepers generally. Price, IS and so cents
DO tie. Depot No. Spruce street, New York.
York p. 0.
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rare 10 the state Conventions.

Fare 70 the state Conventions.
Th- blowing telegram from Gen Hooker.
Of the Western Stage Company. explains itseli'
and 10 thorough vindication of the company =
Mberality:
DEs koINEs. July 8,h, 1862.
RrcsARDsoN. WEsr 4 Co.-PIeass noAce-
fare fr I'm Brooklyn to Des Moines and return
will bs elk dollars for delegates to the Conven'
tiou. + T. HooKER.
II the railroad companies will make sim'
las reduction TO delegates the szpenss OF a.
tsodlnx The Csnv sstion ct De- Aoinss Will be
oom ,arstively light.
Those leaving here in the morning Will ar
rive s< Dss Moinss the next morning st s'x
O'Clock. The basiness OF the Convention csD
be transacted on that day. giving the delegates
. chance to return the next dsy-being only
three days making the trip.
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A TRKMeNDoUs storm Of wlnd and
rain came up quite suddenly last evening, dur
ing the prevalence of which one of The ferry
boats was torn from her mo"rings and driven
up the river . considerable distance. We did
not hear of any other damage being done.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09

- oI, rsoac,ng the States to proviaess, tsndins
% disunion BY destroying sovereign State. ~
uolanns the Constit1tion which guarasteee !
,epoeIlcan form Of government t. every State. A
long dsoats sDsaed without action.
Executive session adjourned.
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The iowa 16TH.-From letter from
cur young friend Harry Bow ing. it would
seem that the 10th Iowa has been sent East'
ward to reinforce 6 en-. Mcclellan on the Pen
insuia. II this is SO. II is highly probable that
several other Iowa reg gments have gone there
also. A few Western brigades will not Get
the army Of the Po.omvc back any, We pre-
sume.
P. 8. Since writing the above, We learn
that David Higgins. E.q has received let.
ter from his son In law. Lieut. Col Hall, stat
ing that his regiment, (tbe llth.) vas under
marching orders for the Potomac. 1t is there.
fore sure that toe Iowa boys. or . portion Of
them, are goiog to reinforce Gen. Mcclellan.
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LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
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THE 18TH Observation-Disclosures
Tor this regiment are not made - rapidly as
could be desired. It is bad season Of the
year to obtain recruits. 40 most Of our floating
population is engaged TO farmers for the ap>
preaching harveet. The commissions Of re
oruitng officers expire 90 the Goth inst. by
which time it will be impossible to fill the
ranks Of the regiment.
What orr State viii! be able TO do tow ards
filing the last levy, il is impossible to say.
but we are inclined to think much difficulty
will be experienced In raieing another regi-
msnt 10 Iows-ths men are not here. nnlsss
conscripts are taken from our bus,nsss popu!a
tion. which course. to say the least, would be
very unpleasant msnpsr Of proceeding.