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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-24
Gen. EsSsecFans' CODgraanEa-
sory Order.
Headquarters DEPT OF THE
CUMBERLAND. CHATTANOOGA,
Oct. 2, 1868.
Or,.er No. 3.

O2t, =, iCOO. /.
Orer No. 3.
Army OF TIE CCIBEGLAND.-4o a
have made a grand and successful cain
pa;gn; you have driven the rebels from
Middle Tennessee. You crossed great
mountain range, placed yourselves on the
banks Of broad river, crossed It in the
face Of powerful opposing army, and
crossed two other great mountain ranges
at the only practicable passes. some forty
miles between extremes. You conscn-
tratcd in the face Of tho superior num-
bers; fought the combined armies Of
Bragg. which you drove from Shcibvv:ie
10 Trllahoma, Of Johrston's army from
Mississippi and the tried veterans of Long
streets corps and Cor two days held them
at bay, giving them blow for blow, with
heavy interest. When the day closed
YOU hell tie field, from which you with
drew il tie face Of ovcrpowering num
bers, t, occupy TIE poiat for which you
So. out, Chattanooga.
You have accomplished tho great
work Of The campaign; You hold the key
Of East Tennessee, Of Northern Georgia.
and Of the oncmy's mines of coal ard
| inter.
Let these achievements console you for
the regret yon experience that arrivals of
| fresh hostile troops forbade your remain
iur on the field to reaew the battle; for
the right Of burying your gallant dead,
and for caing for your brave compan-
ions who lay wounded on the field
The losses you have sustained, though
heavy, are slight considering the odds
against you, and the stake you have
won.
You hold in your hands the substan-
tiaI fruits Of victory, and deserve, and
! viii receive, tic honor and plaudits of n
greatful nation. which ask nothing OF
even those WHO bayo been fighting us.
| but obedience to the costitution, anil laws
established for our common benefit.
The general commanding earnestly
Lcgs evoTY officer aud soldier Of this ar
my to unite with him in thanking Al
mighty God for bis favors to us. lis
I! presents his hearty thanks and congraluia-
ions to all the officers and soldiers Of
this command for their energy, patience
anil perseverance ana the undaunted
courage displayed by those who fought
with such untlnchng resolution.
Neither the history of this war, nor
probably the annals Of another battle,
| Iar1i>h loftier example Of obstinate
bravery and enduring resistance to 8uPo-
rior unnbcrs-whcn troops having eX-
haus;e! their ammunition, resortcG Ia
lie bayonct, many times 10 hold their
position against sIch odds-as did cur
left and c'ner comprising troops from
nil lie corps, Of tie afternoon of the
20th of September, ut the battle Of
"Ca;oaamsnga.'
(5igne1D ". S. RosEcRASs.
Major Genera. Commanding.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-24
e Has Csi::5iinat2e7.

II. L. Palmer, on certain occasion,
said he hoped the outrage upon Amer
can citizenship in tie Punishment of the
traitor Val andighaIn. would "culminatc
Ia his election as Governor Of Ohio
Wei, It has eliminated in eiecting j"I-
Il john Brough 10 the Governorship,
While ''poor, unhappy Valiandigham"
still "waits and watches" over the bor-
der LMsgdukce Sentinel.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-24
How 4 TALLAxpIcuAM GIL LOST Her


LovEa-B. Z. Taylor, il III, last letter
ffu:n tbs Army of tic Cumtoi land, re-
lates this incident:
a fine looking Ohio soldier came 10
Post Oiiice Headquarters y f.sw minutes
ago with Two liitie packages. both 70 the
Same address. An ii.qury from q com
rade elected The f,:ct that they were por-
;rai,s oF lie girl he left behind him; bat
hs bad reasau % believe, from .et;ar re
cei,ed this morning, that sha is "a Val
laadi3ia:n -:ii, "Gl 50. after al attach
mart anja-,lilaS tie war, ba was tens
iu.t,rE lie pictures - a..r w..!,yGt z
word, an.! hreah.nG s an v.iist.ner, that
Eaui! have been i.!e long. 1T -" he
sad, and rs - licked up trace OF pa,n
passe,! crcr his f'aal, innnlv face. " it is
:. iit,s too mech fer ne" Thasa was
tie slightest petccpt.b.o qua.er IN hi~
voice rs he cr6ed; t;.an laying down The
once cherished shadows H. l,ft toe tent
4 'raa can ihas nat away tna hope Of
uiS lie a,'i the 81! Of lis LsG,t FIR 4
principe, : ..ai "lsfca j, you lhi,.h those
!. IA svga.siyl2 rs haze with soldiers
s,+Graiu. RIGOROUS from the front, oily
/" ..",t IL. Gfcc',s II :!te,r own doors /?
u. gees sla.!g between t.a:r .octa is th1
s'.:,s; p:cs,sp,.11 !or I'll sY;lpa;i4izsts Id
lie presence u r'e..cra. soldiers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-24

~ AT the Democratic Assembly
District Convention, which met at Falls
st. Croix on tho S0,h ult., James S.
Richie, of Superior City, was nemins-
tel e. Assemblynan.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-24
Pariklaurst 81 wilson.

DEALERs in General Merchandise, Orange ST..
Prescott. Wisconsin. s.Yl
Prescott, June s. 1853
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-24
AdEainistrator,s Sale.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter ct the estate of Timothy Edwards.
deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that By virtue
~ and in pursuance of an order of license
made IN said matter, ON the 4th dav Of Au-
gust, 1862, by the county court of sid coun-
ty, the undersigned administrator of the es-
tate OF said deceased, will, on the 23d day of
May, at .one o'clock i'm the afternoon. at the
front door of Z. B. Flint's store in the village
OF River Falls, in said county. offer for sale a:
public vendne the following described lands
to-wit: All of southwest quarter of north
west quarter of section number thirty-fye,
township number twenty range nun.
Der eighteen, excepting three and l6-l60
acres IN the northeast corner of said quarter
section. The terms of sale will be made
known at the time and place of sale.
Dated this 25th day of April. A. u. 1863.
52-w3 S. B. CHILDS, Administrator.
RESOLVED. By the Common Council of the
Z ty OF Prescott, that the sum of one hundred
dollars. be and hereby is appropriated out of
the General funds. to partly def,ay expenses
OF gradin,, done by Marsh d Bolton, and that
the Clerk and Mayor issue orders therefor.
L. MILLER, J. ". BEARDsLEY,
City Clerk. Acting Mayor.
Prescott. Oct. y, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
Nls GN ilf. M.
Sunday, July IL.

sunday. July IL.
ARRIVED
!ksni1 WnirrLw, Campbell. Montross.
Monday. July Is.
fKhgISA, Hill. Montrose.
pkrARrkD.
Sunday.
JANIS MEANS. Pierce, Dubuque.
Monday.
Jsss's WnlrrLx. Campbell. Monr.s.
fhhDtsA, hiii, Montro.s
poA LK,visa 70 aosaow
The mail and passenger packet Biii Henderson
spisin John Rhodes. will depart for nubuaue.
nd way points o'clock 10 morrow morning =
U. II hfng ia ihe ofiico. X. N Prettymsn, agent.
The ms'i and ~ .senger packet ka,e Cas-e,.
'spisin Is W. Day Clerk v illiams. will deusr,
ior aontrose and way points at Z O'clock 10
morrow morning. 4. A. Tiish1 u, agent.
Tho No',hern Limo packet Canads, C.,s.ie
'srher Clark jerks. viii be duo Tor 1t | oui. md
points Tomorrow Il. N P,s,-
tm,p. agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

Tbs Great Cheap Wholesale and Re
tell Grocery. Ha.ksy'. ..1s door below the
Post Office. received u short time ego, fsbd
are new ceiling at two dollars per gslior)
one essk Of White. Sweet Li.bn Wine, 81
imported article. long csl.brsted fur its nsd-
,sl snd b.D.fic'aI qusitis. - . gentle
s,iuulaut, end 10 90 txcnllent Article 10 rest re
,hs los Of sTps iis. The Jtorris,tn cf THE
hou.e also keep pure Coensc Brandy. Econo.
ny wki.ty. Por, Wire. snd frs,-rats ar,i-
ole Of sweet Malaga Vine for one DO lsr per
gallon /; hsrvss, v sisky Tor 6ny cents p :
gailos. They keep the best and most pure
Wines end Liquors OF sny deslsrs The, sl.o
keep full and large sssort~sut Of Groosri.s
shish they ese cell cheaper tbss cop ssssb.
lisbosps u sssss se.sty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
NkWpERn. n. G.. Iniy 8,

N6WBkRa, ~. ", Suiy y.
The Leg g;slature OF North Carolina is
now in extra session on financial mat ers.
The Ra e'gh Register, in referring to
this extra session, says there is mission
brewing which bodes no good to the
Confederate cause, aud the history OF
that Legislature does not warrant US to
expect anything At its hands. The Reg
ssser ss's the Governors organ, the Ra-
leigh STANDARD. is dong eli in It's pow.
81 to incite the people TO rebel sgsins,
the Confederate government.
Members of the Legis ature from Cas-.
tie county have come out for res,ora-
ton of he Union, and the Whining
tou Daily Journal says other members
intend openly to advocate the same
thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

A MARKED CHANGE.-Gen. Roberts
order deta, ing . gard from Camp McCisllsn
~ patrol our streets. and keep an eve on the
soldier, hss had a very beneficial effect upon
the boys Ladies can now walk tho streets
danser Of being run dowo by come mad coun
uyman dsshing up or down the principal
tboroug hfsrss at . killing rate After min.
o'clock the strests are slmBet entirely clear OF
soldiers, and those out of camp ars very sure
T. have = pass from headqu.rters 1LiDgr
begin 10 look health, again
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
LATEST NEWS.

WAsHIAGroN, July II.
The following has been received At
the headquarters OF the army here:
HELENA, Ark, July S.
To Moi. Gen. Halleck
We encountered the enemy. $4,000
strong, under Gems. Holmes and Marina.
duke. and others, on the morning Of the
Al Of July. aud whipped them hand
somely. We have captured | 900 p,i.-
oners, 200 sand Of arms, and two col
o's. Our total loss will not exceed $50.
The enemy's loss is very severe not le..
than $500 in killed, wounded and pris-
oners.
lSigned B. NJ. PRsNrrs.,
Major General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
NGNMlSsS MMA Rsc~Sl .sas.
JAWG.S r.. LAM.
Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
/ claims for iSuuo re- and Pensions.
0Rou0laes

Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
/ claims Tor NUu0 pes and Pensions.
uou0tIes.
SoLDiE9s d'schAtged IN Consequence of wounds
received 10 battl - who have servod two ys.r,,
re- emitted To = 90 BouBty.
s-enssOOs.
l.. hpaiid Soi,ieys s,blsd since March 4th,
1881. i'. tn. army ~ navy
2. W'iDn- II sol isrs dying Of wounds re-
ceiv d, or ot disease contracted Ia the mill sry
o naval service.
3. Ch,.d,en under 10 years Of such dscsased
idirTs, II there ~ no ~ t"s satviviug OF from
the tino u Tho widows ron.araa
4. Npthe,s y bo hsvs q hasbH .ds liviDg) Of
.oli,err deceased as sbove. provided the latter
have Ieit no " d. ", nor ohildren under ia years,
afd the mother vas depSi det ~ whole or Ia
part uron the de- e..ea TOR support
D. Nsters. under 10 yes,,, . such dec-saed
soldiers, dependent On tbeu Tor support. provided
there are no fishtful ci .imants OF either o. The
three last preceding cl s.es.
~ ALSO collects Back Ply.
Apiyt JAMES 7. LANE.
Onics sou,b-s Vt corner trsdy ana - streets.
davenport. July 3, I8Bs dfR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

toUNTERFEIr SHOWERS ARRESTED. -
John Nals1n, and jaos N-ison, his . ite " re-
Arrested to-day OF d charge Of pas ine ~
counterfeit notes on the Bank OF Rutland
Vermont, Estore searching their premises 10
L's. davenport. a quantity Of the queer"
WAS found. and as the reputation OF the par.
ties is none OF the best. it viii take eomethi, &
of an Effort 10 prove their title clear. They
we're held 10 bail to await an examination to-
o oTroW murnInR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
GaKEscAsrLH, Jolly l2'h, !
VIA CuaMBERsBu.G.

The corps OF Eve End Hill returned
AMI occupi d lIaeerstown ab ut two
o'clock yesterday They have strong
picket four miles th idc 4 town.
Hills C rps pa = d through town, Ia >
king Lcitcrsburg l. rnpike.
Cap. Boy yes crday afternoon, with
a company Of cavalry, got thin one
mile and half Of Ila.cr town, on the
national road, when he di.covc Cd q
large hodv OF rebel infantry moving into
that tosn hy way OF the vi Transport
road
Firing was he ,rd o-1sy 10 the drec-
ton Of Clear S, ring and l. itersbu g. 1t
i. probably cause by oul troops driving
the en,my'- picket.
T~ere Is no goo ] reason known r
Lees army evacua,ing liagerst wn and
then rc-occupy'ng I within frw hours
with the same troop>, unlcss be VAS dis
atpoiutsd in his facilities for crossing tue
river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

REMovEp.-The other day, DR.. Gadd,
Posinss er st Blue 0rsss, ~as prsieatsd With
bis walking papers, aud . thoroughly dyed
sboliti0nist vss introduced into HE place.
sg.inss the will Of . majority Of th. pso,i. Of
both parties, who receive their mail Istt.r IT
hat office. The rss,on Why this was do, .
was bscsuss Mr.. Gsdd did 90. tsks tho uss-
tie 10 distribute . bundle Of Uuion Lesgus
documents that were sent there 10 b. private
ly distributed among the "i.ithiui." lie sss
. republican-but that ~ss not snough-hs
~as not Q Union Lesgu,r"-so he Wss, 10
the eyes of the Ahminististion, uLft ~ / .
Postmaster at Blue Grsss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
CINcINNATI Ju,v 10

OINCIFNATI, Ju'y =.
The Morgan raid to night reaches
within seven IN les Of the Ohio hne.-
So ne Of the bridges on the Ohio and
Mississippi r. r. between G"chrane and
North Vernon, ta.s been destroyed -
day. The rebels also approached the H.
d,na oils and Cincinnati X. k. near
Simmons, where they were met by reg
iment Of militia and driven back. Only
. small body Of the main force appear 10
be making for AURORA aud Lew enceburg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
NUMBER 2ls.
CmAMnERsRuRa. July l2.

Firing was head TO dav going on be-
tween Williamsport aud IIagerstown. It
Is not believed To be that of a heavy bat.
tic.
Ten rebel deserters have came into
Greenc"stl. within the 10 few hours.
Tue rebels are said TO have had seven
boats NJ Willlamsport yesterday. l.. h
boat cannot take over two trains at \
load
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

THE DRArr.-The enrolling board
has about completed their labsrs. and viii be
prepared to report "sli ready for the draft"
this week. We do net think tse dra win
will come of before pext week. - il will take
. few days to assign the quotas required from
each district. county, toshship ana city. W..
anticipate rather heavy pull from Davenport,
~ she 10 behind the bslauce Of the county 10
the number Of men already iu.Lishsi for the
war
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

We understand that our young fellow
citizen. Joseph A Davenport. Eco. will. on
The hrst OF NIX, Of month. enter into the 6 en-
era Produce Brok -rsg- Bu-iness. buyin1 ard
selling grain. purk, hides. tsitow etc, and
paying 'hs highest market pric Ia cash fur
all kinds Of country produce We wish him
abundant eucces. In all HE nov undertakings
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
SnIrrE>snuRo, July III.

Npeoih ~ INV "
The position OF the rebel army il de-
ii ely sta ed at bc.dqn r r.rs 10 day.
l. ,ngs Ieot's forces are III Shcptids ow -,
l.~ ellis AT llancthtuwn, nnd l!lln /
ven lIagcrstown Rnd " ILL mspor'.
Their - lualed 'trcngth Is ON 90.
900 10 10000, With 30 pieces Of nj
ullcry.
Connnnic:.t on between Gen. Couch
and The Army OF the Potomac = only 4"
be had by u clrcniious ute.
IL is rumored That Btaurcgard has u
largo io,cc near tho Upper Potomac, to
% operate with Lee.
Gov. Curtin intends being with this
army when it IL called upon 10 cross ,hc
State line. IIe WAS at Gettysburg last
night attending 10 the wants oi the Union
40 ndcd.
Gen. Couch and ttafi ARE still at
Chambersbur..
The INVASION has probably cost Frank
I'm and adjoining c unties three millions
Of dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

The Enquirer has special from
Bone ho," Of the II h, sta i"g that ou
forces are stead ly advancing aud are ~
sight Of the rebels. No ii hting day.
l, is reported ,h, he rciels auempte .
10 turn oar right near Il sers.own. but
were sspalssd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
. - .
CIsCIN> ATT, July I3.

burnside has declared mar IA, la~ in
Cincinnati, tovlng'on aud Ncwi o't. A !
bus ness IL su PEI dcd, an 4 all the CT zcns
are required to orgnnlz III accorda cc
with the d rccti ~ Of ,he $ ate and mu-
uicipal ant o'iies.
Mott ( def lte is known Morgan,
wher abouts. It is supposed til i he WI
eudcay TO move n ouDd he y and
C oss the yer b, tw,tn here aud Mays
vile.
The milt a is rapitly nren'rating.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
AsrIrrAM RlvEn. sunday, July II.
peoiai TO the Timo,

The whole line is order, d To advanc,
to-day, aad unless the enemy retire
here v vi be more or less fighting bcior,
night.
'..'hc enemy b. ID his p cket line very
tenaci"usly, as though concealing some
tr"g posl,l u behind il.
There are VIII grounded f. ars that the
river may bccouc iordable in day OF
two. IL had fallen co slIerably at Shcp.
ardsto~n yesterday, ad was stlI 'apldl
re eding. Thcie is II prospect OF more
ain TO day.
A scout fnm Wine ester v. sterlay
reports the enemy moving anoti or pom
toon tram and train OF ainmun ion to
Willamspoii.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

NARY DaoP. The clouds have clear
e1 away, the sun once more shiDee out In sll
ia splendor. and not drop Of moisture has
yet fallen upon the parchsd earth. This is de
c'dedly Encouraging. Corn and potatoes IRE
suffering greatly ior rain. and ". fear that ,h
latter viii indeed be small and few In the
hill
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

DIED. This morning at four o'clock,
Mr.. J, B O.borns. q we'll known citizen Of
st Luis. died At the Ls CIsire House In this
this city about one week ago from St. Paul. in
. low condition OF health. He 10 repu, I'd TO
be . man ot wealth. HE remains VIII BE fei-
wsrded 10 bic friends 10 Il. Louis iums-
diately.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

For SALE--A first-rate header
very cheap for cash. For particulars enquire
Of G. Bell. Metropolitan Dining Rooms. or OF
Elder Hsrizel. on hs farm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

RARE CHANCE. One o. the best sa
oons 10 the city for sale cheap. now doing a
goo bu.ine.s; good reasons given for ceiling
out Also large stock e wines and liquors
t cost pri 'es oue Year ago. l'qu,re At the
Chicsgo Ale aud Oyster House, Brady srse.
" pos,ls the Post uiirs
BARRIER 4 NORM Agepts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

SHIPMENTS from Davenport for the
week ending July llth 400 brls -four. Z 900
hu. wheat. 5000 bu cora. 9 500 lbs wsol. so
live cattle. 20 live hogs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
TERMS. ss7.OO PER ANNr1M.
New loRK. July l3.

Mai. Gen. Howard has ,ssued an AL
dress to his 18th corps, congrsta ing
them on their recent L'avery and sue
cess IN defeating the ,ehels.
The Tribune states that one of the r
correspondents who arrived on SUNDAY
from the from states tha, the Po omac
b I'd fallen five feo,, and was iordAble Tor
horses.
The rebel army is concentrating at
Falling Waters
Judge McNair, Mrs. Ballard, and nm
unknown commodore, alI rebel spies,
were arrested here Gu Saturday as they
were ab ut leaving for Dixie.
The 1r,bane speci j says that Capt.
B lchcr, of Maine regiment, who on
capped trm the rebels reports that they
took 1000 prisoners.
The rebel. estimate their killed and
wounded at 10000.
A harrisburg dispatch To the HerdM
says that "A telegram from Loud N on
SUNDAY states that the enemy are pes
ed IN front and on 9th tlsnks Lv Meade
who holds tlem tightly where they nre.
II ls raluipg Lc.v'ly 10 M ,bt. The
Potomac w, no, fallea.
a d spatch to the Ucrad, dated
Funks'own, II h, says the right wing Of
ur army, under Sedgsick, rested ON
saturday night this side Of Fnnstown,
but were to advance on Sunday morn
my.
/, !. believed tho rebels will be found
IN this sidc Of the Potomac.
A mob IN 81 Avenue a, the conscrip
ion office dr We On the officials and s.t
Iiic to the building and the whole block
is N II amcs. The mob will lot al ow
he Ii cucn 10 work They al,o de.t o,
= all the telegraph wires II tho vicinl,,
md are evidcn |, be on M schnt. Reg
ilars f,om Governors Island have been
.ent 10 the scene.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

YESTERDAY number of cavalry
boys wsrs arrested W the patrol guard fr
the streets They wers dismissed with u s--
we're reprimsnd. end instructed 10 be more
careful Ia future. as = rsp-ti ion ui the Of
fvuss won d ~ s~v@reiv nnni.hsd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

PERsosAL.-Onr ente,prising fellow.
ci izen. Richard B Hill, + q. returned from
his eastern trip Saturday evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

FsuIr.-Tho best quality of bottle
wax for scaling fruit isrs sl.o fine stock O.
glaze jsrs for fruit st Bsilords-very cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

Tar best apples, oranges, lemons and
fruits and oonfs tionsries Of ali kinds, are TO
be found st 0reenes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
THE CIT Y.

lF you would have correct time &c,
your watches repaired 1T Merssbsch 4 Rut.n
bsck's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13
LATEST NEWS
BY EGRAIH.
OUR SPEC lAL DISPATCHES.
All Quiet on the Potomac.
Lee not yet Escaped Across
the River.
A Terrible Battle Expected
Immediately.
SulllOr that UScAurCgard
has u Heavy Force "a
Cooperate with Lee.
Conflicting Reports about
the Condition o. the
Potomac.
Terrible Railroad Accident
Our Forces Occupy nagcrs-
town.
Gen. Kelley On the Other
Side OGllAe Potomac, try
ing 10 Head OIL Lee.
A TERRIBLE NIB Pa0GtESS-
ING m NEW YORK.
The ConscripliOu Office in
I'D Avenue in Flames.
Martial Law DccIavcd in
cincinnati, COvin.iOn
and Newport.
A TERRIBLE NIB Pa0G1ESS-
ING m NEW YORK.
The COnAcripIiOn Office in
:Sd Avenue in Flames.
Martial Law Dcc1arcd IN
cincinnati, COvin:lOn
and Newport.
WAsnisaToS, July ~

A dispatch from ths h. adqu-rtcrs Of
the army, dated s &c ock thu evening,
-av. all j. "a cl. There was some ,klr-
mishlng to day.
There does not aecm to be any fear
hat the enemy has cros e) the river nor
that he can or will without givi"g bat
tle
There has been a heavy rain for three
houis.
An acc dent occurred very early thi
morning on he Washington branch OF
The Baltlm r. * Oeio Railroad, about
four miles this SIDE of Aun.pohs Ju'c
ton. One OF the trains ,tupped on the
main track for water, but III - f.ct did
not become known To the engi Ger Of the
second train, b til from This city. IN time
10 prevent 1t from rn"nlng INTO the
former. The crash was terrible. The
passengers we're principally troops
Thirty or forty, including cen officers.
we,c wounded, some Of them seriously il
not fatally. The sufferers were brought
back to Washington.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-13

There waa no general engagement 10
day, but battle cannot bc long de-
lsyed.
Reports are credited that Leo has
brought his forces ,o.ethcr on ionrue
Of land below and near n ford, which
.t,eng hens he leIief OF general aud
desperate afifay :, morrow TUESDAY }
The i corps i sad To lave occupied
IIagerstoan tvs i. NJ.
Accounts from the front represent Lee
surroun ed ~ or nea' VIII ansport
Our 9th corps occupies Dagerstown.
and he / lth corps Fnnkstown. We are
rapidly ,cpnlsing l. c to the river.
ten. Kelly Is tepo tc ! on tie Virg mia
81 le Of tie Potomac To stop the progress
Il Lee
The best Information shows that the
rebels have not crossed. but have got
over mns' Of their wounded and re.cross
ed their ammunition.