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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
SCMMER ARRANGEMENT

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 18th 1864
and an;i further notice. trains will Ieave
Davenport daily. Sundays ezccpted) as follows :
let Mad train at .-.........s ~. A. n
- 'isHt firn o., r. N.
arrive at Davenpcr' dailv, ,Sunaays e1cept-dl
~ follows
Isl Night express AZ .................5 %, NJ
I'd Daily express and nail train - Is as. r. ~
i!i trains over this route in direct connect
tion at Chicago with rains ever both the Michi-.
Kan Southern, Michigan Central, plltsbarg. + ort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads 70 aud from De
.roit Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland Cincinnati
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Abs
ny, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, vnd
Washington.
Passengers reminded Of toe necessi.,
Of giving distinct directions to the destination
of their baggage, also % procure tickets betor.
taking THEN seats in the cara, as the conductors
collect fare, orig TO ihe stations On the line OF the
Chicago and Rock lsln1 Railroad
myli "a. J. +. TRACY, Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

are abe Mr.. Parker, IN -s4ply, sid !:
- did oppose III. Douglas; dii vote for
Mr.. Breckenridge, aud 20 did your cand-
date for the Vice Presidency. Andrew
Johnson Mr.. Parker completely explain
cd the shallow sophisiry Of Mr. Price. and
tfiumphantly sindicated the principles and
policy Of the Democratic party. The meet
ing adjourned with cheers for Parker and
Mcclellan.
The campaign terminated at lie Claire
yesterday October J9.-Lyons Constuution-
0/isf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Az ECCENTRIC lsDiviprAL--Ar eccentric
Cd gentleman has died in New orA, az q
most practical preparation for d. 4th More
than dozen years ago. little lot IN Green
WOOD was fenced, and in it's centre was plant
cd marble shaft, bearing sloft the etfigy of
this strange old gentleman There it stood
quadrant in hand, Drawing all sort. O. wealth
er, and almost daily came 10 the spot this
quiet old gentleman. who mounted with
ladder to the foot Of the sf6gy. ard lost him.
Sell in contemplation Of tn marble self.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
SIGEL HOTEL.

Front street, tftWecn truly and MIN,
JOHN MEYER. rropiie,or
I7STbtTAiNMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
IL travelling pubic and city boArders Il, all
slnics III the most satisfactory manner. The Ia
Die viii be Supplied with the best the riarket az
fords. and Tn" beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. s-xg- arm Meals at all hours.
" Ines and uOrs
OF the best quality constantly on hand. Jyl4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
Sentiments Of gssamnionis.s.
sECEssipAIsrs AND ABo.ITioSisTS BOTH Po9
Di3uSiON.

ssemiimcmts OF Essawnionisss.
sEcEssinNIsrs AND ABo.IrioSisTs BOTH Poa
DISuNtoN.
A, irey Jola, son, tn. Linapln Abolition
canlil.te f,r tn, Wee p,e-ii my, "a d in ii
'e.'h on the n Of JIu. 1872
"Btt y5c.yto,ts's ani 4 joitioaists are
IL fto,r Of ! U.ss tt,ton critic Ction'
Aily b1as,n hal Mt til n been dc
ban :hcl bv the prof r oF elittering ban
be. lie a'c,r indy sppEe II. plain truth
in plain English % the political leaders with
whom he il non acting
ELEcroR GREELEY PsnSnrNcED, erT AND
oUr Discs.ioNIsr
Horace Greeley appropriated heads the
Lincoln Abolition DiSunion Electoral ticket
We shall qno,e very briefly from E'eelor
Grccey's Di-nnon ntte,ane-s. o. tn,
2Glh of November. 1850. he said
"if the cotton Sta'cs uafci'. an earn
est'y wish to witniray pa .i,,ly from the
Union. ,c7 hiat May gt,ail aai ,couI h
aiorei to Ia NJ. AK attempt to cninp
th''h ~ ~ ~ w ifth' ," ~ & coHtFHfV
II Tie p rincp'es 6'taici,tst III he iaB.prta5
II cttr non IF MS u ds.re. contrury t.
"s ta"at",enftt tdeaS o'' '''.'cA ""a ~ t'-
VIC - j." - "r'"'o.'' - 'o"''S-'' IT.
.S,uh Cuoiina Gas an tie rery act Of sece-
ding Mr.. Greeley SAID:
"Ih Che Declaration of Independence
ni,c If ,hrco =, ll;.,nS nr ,.,,.,;-,' +, ,--r
a., H., 40, - ~ -
cessioa Of IRE m,Ueons Of .systIeraers iron,
me tn1on II 1851"
VA the 23d of February. lSil-clter sec
"a States haa oiready secedtt-Mr. Greeley
SAID
Whearets- it shall be clear that
,'e great o''y OF the Southern people nave
Tni..n and ~. - -, ,'',a
r-sy- .rs ,cIU do our h,ss Ia l,r.c,,.i f.,;,.
re.os
II. !. no,v .hout "a r,lell ,l,o. Ia. .b..,,
given t" do our Ga ; ;, 10 forward 'heii
views, Jroriati H. J,aplt elect INN. IL
lr poses 10 cas IA electoral vote for Ian
coin. whom h uaalF well 4n,. truly avs.
"h8 rsteis .eaht IL ST y,-,L,t.F - b.c,,,.,
WIN INN il power. tbey wnl b,ve n,,.
dill nlt. IA keep ne Tie Soathan u.aal.
nn,t.j ,,,;,.-, -, ,.l,....
''''e''' "''' Inv
'''"''e'' OPP
ELLcroa 's@elsT y FAVOR OF pisUsIoA
rEAce.
NJ Ln,,iA's ns4l... .cs,raofip,st NIX.
erfsl n,.rsn,,,ef ..,..,........ al, ;:
,a,,,. - '' go is'' '''''' 80
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cd Ia. h.y caal ,..... EN- If inc MIN
t1a, n .e4efJA Lrf.tE.,
"a" ''-.2-- - = PEACE. ~
. ''"' "f. n :. e T'aA' maa i" 'h'
n . ''Aess lie i" ass ." lett n; the
StttD State 20 IA ledcf.' I'm. nor of.i ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Groceries, Flour 4 Feed Store,
Tue GNDAkSlGSLD EtsFEC FULLY IN
ioRas the citizens Of Scott and adjoining
Counties, THAI he will consar Nv kee. in lis New
store, OF Second und scott Streets a good
assortment OF Groceries Flour aai Feed which
he viii always sell ~ the lowest make, price
highest pric" paid for farm produce. Goods
delivered free Of charge i'll CITY limits
Oct. ls-diwly SAM'i e.. YOUNG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
CHIlISTOPHER CIr..u.EN

"0'Se '5"v'F F Fehina1y .Smyeon,
u oSE DOOR WEST OF CORNER
UAH g "a aud Rock Island streets n
II ~ wishes 10 inform the citizens afA "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

For Medica! and Table uses which are perfectly
pure, and need only be tried to be appreciated
None genuine unless they have our ooid dIbet on
each bottle and our initials pressed in wsx over
the cork. Sold BY all druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call for our goods and
take other. Circuiars 10 the trade supplied
on application. TO BENNETT PETERS Il co,
Sold BIZ No u River 81. Chicago
=. =. Balord at Wholesale BY H.idei becAe a
Miller. une2p-d6wiy
Sold ut wholesale in Chicago b, Fuller. Finch
< Fuller, Bu-bman 4 Van setback " d. Ilar
RIG Il Go. and G. Y. Smith. druggist Of DAY
export by i;.ide beck Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27

Al the following prices Present use Ale and
Iorter BY The Dbl, IS halfbbl, ~ %: Quarter
80, STOCK Ale and Porter ~ the bbi, g.: hall
boil, $40; quarter, f250
IL IL. Ilx - 4 IL .,r.,rr...
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-27
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &C.
hotels AND BOARDING.
NIISSISS IPPI HnTrGE.

III NKY III pr, PROPRIETOR HE
lliecomniends his Conveniently arranged !o
1s.l IL all traveller. and also to city boarders, as
saring them tbs. nothing will be wanting to
promote the welia. Of his guests aud to make
their stay with him pheasant and agreeable.
lie also recommends his well stocked bar which
Is supplied with the choicest liquors and wines
Lunch every morning al ~ O'Clock. Jel II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-11

Gierfade itberlegert fem, 0fp4 bepor er BEN
Gcllen perlieB, ipIntmelten aIle t6Sben opn
zen 9teiter5igcn unb i6r bTui1ae8 '@eIGrei
bran9 our9 rte bitl1ne, flare 2uft BIG Slg feis
uent Sbr.
Jnt 9fu mar CT 5urif III her G6rrc ultb
IN @attI 1eines 9toGe8. Die Grbmpete II.
bas Sbatentprn gas ba8 Signal, Iii faue
lneln. unc Die ein5elncn 0feiter unbSclbdtett
Die fidi bon benz 5aupt5us ,entfernt, fumen
lGen bci beur 2tnblid, bet Gsfabr, bic talb
Gstnem mebr rerbprsen b!ie6, eiTi6 berbet II.
ftelltett lidb in bic @fietcr '~
Gbmuocort Oaritalci Bate bic e,t,slnen
Tabreg idlnsQ Inn iidy perIaunielt; cine
fltI3e 8eratbltpS rcihtc bin. fe feline Waeiz
nun9 tbetlen 5u ntoAen, .haB man uln iecen
Rrtt8 oprorin0;it llrt ben llruouab rber ne,
ni9lfens clue beIlercppl erreid)en mGfIe.
ipp rnau bcfen fSn1e, lEd NIT grfcIg osaen
Die llebsrmadt bes 6eil,ces az Oieiteret III
pertbsintgen e. ~. I - '.0'I'l '-I
DIR pfienc, erlihe -G1arafter ces @pnrlp
bore mics aud ieet rpd isben @lauben an
eiuen 8errqtb unb baB Ger Barop bon Sen
terdnberten 8eme8uugen beS SeinbeSRennt.
nip 9ebobt babe, 5nraf. gSdbreno feline
ltnteranfiibrer nit Der 9luafiibrung fciner
raiden nno entIaGcllenen gefeble beldGfti9t
fraren, ponote er iid nod ein Ni0l 5u Dem
lunecm Snbtaner, beiien 9luscn nod in,uler
nit .nen bS@Rsn SntereiIe unp8ewm0eruns
allsn 8epeguusen Der iltngen 6rau fD1eteil,
beren Gntlib feline Gpnr bon 8ur6t Ipnoern
nur Wfutb ltno unbe6inste8 8ertrauen chi
thren @atten befuubete.
@lein Spbu lit nod 81 jung, unt auf ben
BFabe eiue8 iilbiauildclt Sris9erS getpansel
5u |ein, laete &jariboloi 'sn Der bileer.
retdlen Spradt ter Stdnme beS Slten8
abcr ipenn er III fieisr Ge9enb befaunti 1T
fam er ms nenno@ piel(eidt eirsn 9fat6 er.
tbeileu. en.
.t (Tprtebund tplatA g}H 5gflEt Il
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5 0efGbrlthe Groufbeit.

gDenn Der irressEeitste untluse Singing ousnSet tas
Ct BEN Getm Ster l6meribattn 8ranfbet tn @ ausenp-
futl pber bic Surt oor @ntteaun3 tbn ob6redt id an
ene gu enben auf wes e in 6rlse tbrr @riebuna unb
artet 10 anse BIS bic Spmptp. peIts dredlien llebelS
Wie ). g. ein nit @eI6w cn tutineeet sails, etne bSe
Naie G@merS i'm Rcpfe unb tn cen @srera Mbnabme res
@e9ts Saubbet, Ausm DIE Der Sau 3nrten an ben Bet.
men ne Arn,en Gunen i'm &eitte unS ben Grtrenit
ten f9 steen mo- tann hiee ebl NIT ttner retIi6en
S6nsatetet eor b 3retten, BIS 5ulst ber Gaumen inS
be Nanfnp6e enIn eu3 haS SpIer trr tr SranfA
Belt ell eentanb fes WtleitS w.rb unoter Gpb eiaen
Idrefien Qeieea basra ein Gaee nat, tas er ton rad
GS til ttre trdnriat Efadts 6aS Goueute ttefer rrdt
barren Rraut1e un1 SPier fden in Olse ter usef ID.
ldet unmtlientet proer, oele furc Miweueuns ieses
tphtfieu GieS be8 Nte tars bic Gcnftrn nernide ut
ben @eit tss yetens in Elm eenees Daetn eer.pauteln
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0gicnbsle II bfah.sn

Or ss6mis titt allen &sneu fene 5lie an. tpel&e d
tur icbe Getetne unb tnatIrltd @ei ur6 Rbrper ser
6rene tUr ee Nr6eit Bic eaftacunb bic e unf1ta
nabenee Qafsr qeiAwIGt tabe!t. -s.- 1f~-@ ...r 4
Ster no srtee traurser rnb etldsensmertbe Sol
gen fet rIhen serrfnbetten res 2aers S9w DE i'm @l.
fen unS ben @pessrn smer;en i'm Rrpt S6w6de ses Gt
fts Ver:ma Der Deu tfrat 6erSftppen bBie untute
Wasenibwddc nurrbnura ter @erbauunss. Srsane ea1s
mene gntrdttuns. Ssmptrins ber SGTnSla9t
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Qr n L u Il ul. ,

Nttelb tes t6niseu Gcaesinms ter gBurtlr;te In 9s
hSn @rabutrer enes ber eren mebntiaen GOGesen Ter
Ser. Saaen ber 9rGgt tet ieines 3etens In ben
Sopttalern bon 2pno6i pariS philadelphia tb anbert
Stdeten ;usebra Eat etniBe ber Seluneen
ppleubet bon be CT bic @el5tde Der WsSttn mes I'm.
sdbgc 9eihenb he Sbrenfaueu, Neropt un6 antertn
aranibeten iitten rle g. AUDI Die BET posli9en ge-
rdu6en su cbr rireden, biz pt bel sertnaen
Rletnateten u. / b. ipnreen anaenblidt9 8ehetIt.
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ayer N5arfe sGnna

mtfn9 td sa aagQ eduefti9fl
B9- 4S Sten fntbaItfnt eth orrteiHi@es SOrttnlens
Der alerneuefeu i471 III
+ sfr ard GpieIs uiIS G;aldnteriemaGrem,
bic m itrenb mctnes auienttaIttS tn europa NIT ternt
ssrer Ssrefat euSp6be an6 bic ID UppbI gDtettrrsr
tiuier me an @EnunentEn btligf ntaebe. s
Geurg .. Steinbdd),
'i- 5ntpcrttur ri SoDs BaRcs GppbS, ~EeIpIe Of
NGueb", Mr. 20 %. Saltimpreitr., Gde Erinptets
fNFkI
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9eiRtg.

Ote Gre6b6en @trfunsen ees 2sifers nb isbr tu fare.
ter. @erlu bes @ebi6tnes, 8erwrrune ter Sbeen @t-
trGdbeit ber Geirsafe b6ie Ntnun9en @bnetsuuS Dor
ter 9eieGi6aft udt rad GtnIamtete tstrnntn sesea
ii6 elbf. Gur6amtet H. T. ~. ita0 sini8e Der SlimmsH
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. &

teSenfe tas Elm etnccr eii urb Gin seIusr &5rter sic
nptemenet9en Grfcrrerntie sur eteien GlufeliAteit
n6 Sa fiee Wtrb bic &ete hes @b0ns rtsaurtsen
99erabrt. Die @aHtn teS qeb n8 eerfiuhern M ftiae.
lid uno bic eett prb ersrifen bon GerSrcifun9 NIB
lanapliGcr Setra6tunger, bas uS bic 5renfet lEPlt
Mbtere GcnteBsn osrmeieert Iinb. s i
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SMnaeQ.ate,

bic H bnr beltte Qaer seidwddt baten, sic e o rit
BON bpen 2euen peer IN Der Sule lrnen unb berer pl-
gen fe alnd4tti4 fpter iebt TN Sdlae birc gplutp.
men, bic urgetbeitt bic @be uupSgd MAIDEN unb
&Grper Inp Getf 5erfbren cuten Or he nptti9tn st-
tc tbu. Spl6e NriUnen mien teoOr tie tssutrstsn IN tie
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. bSrajs Il Ppyi,sen,

pter Sce. ptt I'D 30 ctr9etrathen seatt6ttsen unb @
ptplder SGn0e eneS qAperea Stnberntits beTust
fno, 9Gten unperI8Et@ Gr. Sctalpn Sh Rabe stebtn.
@lt nterntlie 9eeeR ete Gbt pbpfe pcer eet9e Ger
ritg ReisbartV osr gte BEN 3ttern usS Sdp1de,
6 fA5pfung Ser redtfften Mr, meresn ibaeI turirt.
Derient8e mel6er n ter Bebanblurs anb Suripree bon
Or. SptniiSn unler3te tann tbm ais etnem Gbrenmdne
rbne 8urt W sncertrauen ab sWoer4tt auf feline ar;t
Ut5e Gehtd(tdbfeit cerlaleu,
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llttfe,l fer Wrsllf-

Die rtele GauIenee lptr sGbeub her lebten ieensetn
Sabre In 6ieer Mntat L1rt pu zen urb bic tnse MIDI
tiger hanbdrstlGe Srtrd iphea melte Or Sptnfca aus
ubpte a9b beue Die 3ian55~ apperee unb eeie dnbere
alet ,:ntfrlifte nNifonnb enbd In 8esua auf ieiren
ghoater ais Gbyernann Sejrg egf gtdrater unb @e.
mientaftBfet Inb Seienren cine NnretHenee @eTabrs
leiffuBs aLlG- 19 rs af8iN
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OraaniIAs GdiD11e

irb uneereti6 s5et nnS Gle opue Graft isb.r terse
eIt. Diees urtGare 9etsn loees has 0ebtn elenb ub
bic Ghe unb Ia6trnatuiat unrt6eIt8 ma@t cft las
2prS Derer BE ibren Sci eni4aen unbecnnen robnen
n9e Qete in6 SIT lett SIT SusI@retun9en eenttet neil
e heren Speen ntt eenau tennen. obglet e aud burd
Strfturc, Nieoer1@lneen i'm 6ar Sten urO dnbere llr
laden entiteten fam Il s bod ntetasnttss cine STls:
aguen tnB tte &rat Der Gr3usuns er Dtnen perIs
Wtrb bic M temliden 2afern trseben dls BON DeEea
b!e Sa Heile iine. ,, r<g
m Sfftee: Nc. z 9hb.5 .5rtbertdFr. :,
Febsn G6ayen BON 8altimcrtlr., Slf!iae Setts,
Die Stnfeu binauf.
Nnn merle b gtansn uiS 9duSnurtner, Benin itnpNen-
be nb rIseriGe 9tanaher burttrebene 9ertfeirt
Quadiolber, Subltder, Stiefelwt6er SraBenreiniger
unh 0anlpenpuser 70. e6 reeelmaBse Merje
unb auern ansejpssn BON Or, SCbnfCns M IN Her Ndbe
R8 auc Srlefe nilien etasn gof-Stapp ensfalttn.
Giue ],cilra9 3a12 Eaafn ,aaeiIGett.
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iag bsr Quadlolbertt stabltrt.
0cheiweu aranfbeitelt

senat psrten eis ta nb 3tusunssuntdtiSeit. S6na@s
1t benz uten une ben @tieeern GntsnSunsen her Wtsreu
senfdpadt 9attisett Rteterseitassntei! @erHanSss-
i6wdde Ser3ttppfea Spi6ternGett 3tern Iustn nGr1@s
S6pinbel RSpfitmer3 Gntineur9 Is Sallts her ytaf
Der Qunge beS asenB ter Ginaeptiee unt dler ientr
Iebel be attilen sbenten @erp5nte ten her nsenS
mede ttrsn 97ftrn seatrltder ns sls her Sirene &c,
flr9 @e6brten 6c8 lrss, terrIbrtu unS pern MIDI
jetfs seteilt wersen iere sar3tetsn Sphtageu nern
ten Gdw6e her Gppttutipn tetecrtrin1sn bic @te
tnbaLt naer re sulett ss RSrpsc pne Stnr 3erh0reR
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&n Tliml {

Or. Spsnfrn III tfr ensise, restlmasts eebttste Irjt
el6er bic eilu9 bon septen 8ranthee dn3eigk Getne
Niittel nb 8tGaslnn9 no allen Nnberen gdnaif untt-
FAINT Gr 1T teraneetleet crn einem 3eten meIeS Ct In
tei arIet.n pttdlern @urpsas unb cent eren bteeS 2n
res auba9te, nGmlt6: Gnsanb Hrnnfret1 unb tn hem
Blpdiep pp Qbiiabelptta IT, uber Bat etne als5ebbn
cre Nrar8 ais dlle anbereA Mer;te ter gDelt. 49, l}
Der Yuelder li ber gfeee tes Or pbntrn asteim ebt
fnnn fen pertrduen aofne @6re ais Wonn unb iene Gs.
i6idltesteit ais Arit. sli8 sas3ssg "a
5snb bon 8alttmcrefr neten ter ,,srbtitsybnue." Il
6auttrantbdten tresben Huta estetlt, g
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G3 G3gittelcs ulle'eafe uns gntceeutente Guadldlter
irelhe Itt-ai5 WtrSeaasrben un6 Dr. ScbncnS Mntun-
hiaul1sn erpaetg Gdahtfter GeieImiter srpe enpnSer
II to erb1rmlie mp peylGrlt9e 9edmader, rel6e tbr
Qe6en antat rer eteh 8feni4dt Der Wtettn rem nte-
NrTst turen SEM utrebrenem unS nidS NrGes Gbntn-
SEN db -nibraugen Ste oetrpbett Auer. wede uHslud-
der gDetle III lire 9ante tGmen gerns ddtsn to rtn-
Gr Sphnipn halt eteBbdIb fur npttenet9 in ere
r6bnen, bepncers fir Gpl6e pslde init enet Jtft nnbes
anrt nb cas- eine gtslanbsnn9en pser 9iprne beaneS
In istuer OIffce iteeen. 1-'1.t 'e y
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Jmi.5, 0}dalser,

Eernters wtlde hs Cper itae sbsien EATERS spprben
fnb ta8 jltrb j. SitIe 8dueHes ein ~ frItes @rGt
reBt ele egr ste erbabeeen 3dente lnb tntrtdelter
@erfan6esftae nit rem Defr ter crttfamfett ben SEE
nat bseert no ser Qsicr bjabeynee 36ne etlcdt bdbtn
w1rtsn, m6sen i3 nit ppasnl '8srtraufn nahtn
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SduGTpGL UELIWIEV4t
. o.shrsber tnb 100 6@neiber. iint @Hdc, 0rien I'M
Scsfcn an ntaer Sur quite Nrbetter mSeen 6 melhen
Dteis6et ntdsm etne grrteGrtei ntttrtnssn Die bse
S''''- S SmttG, BrptberS 8 Gr,
(19cft-f) ''s3e 'a.4 BE. 40 80. @aItimreitr.p. ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-11

DIR sin;t6e 2lrjt. oeidsr an}eiit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10
Oeeupntion OF Dallas Obstacles On O~r
lsarch-Eisrdse's Corps Of Hsbcis
Wbippcd-A savage Bighs-lIcavy Loss
10 the Hebeis-Night Attacks Defeated

HIItlIA tVITrFV'TIu'HF
HEADQUARTERS DEPT Ayp AMY or TEsSEssER
DAIAAs Pauldirg Co.. Geo Shny 80 ieCl.
Since our occupation Of this little town on
Thursday noon. our lines have not advanced groa'
deal into the enemys country account Of the almost
hapregnaLe range Of natural Qualifications behind
which the discounted foe Is safely onsconced Heavy
stumbling has been INDUCED in between the advance
lines OF both armies Our casualties thus FAR have been
quite small. notwithstanding the nnnmerabc dl'advan
tagcs troops labor under In bong the attacking
party. glance at the ordinary war maps most Of
which utterly worthless falls to convey the slightest
idea Of The stIoashpds which uguIe has pllIod IN tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10
Beutbs Of Soldiers

~ THg HOSPITALS IN AND AboUr NETWORK,
Pros Ju-s 4 10 jose >, 1854
Casa, CONVENIENT UrpKRTAxIA
Clement, Theron ,rcd 2B o u. s. RsL CoTpsi residence
when enlisted DAyeI port. y. \.
Iarley VIM, 20. ID. McL Cold rssldeAcs when enised
Ohio.
kramer David Co. T. lt9th Pa residence vhsu enlisted
knosn.
Mrtchketh Gotrb Aged - Co ", llh U. Inf residence
when enlisted unknown.
Mooney Jane. AGED a. Co. o. ilth r. T. residence when
enlisted unknown. 49,,
M,hou. meiseL .Jd n II residence when enlisted IN
kucwh
Rob Jo.sp iOTth r. VI residence .bsn enlisted nnAnowo
Scano George, sfod II, 9th NJ Y residence whom an
u.ted New fork City
IaYn ATten. eyed a; Co. e. 9Th ~ rehushcc Whcn en-
Hated unknown.
Unknown, ro,idruce WHEN enlisted unknown
Van Aer loci aye 10, Co. b, cd n Ii residence when
enlisted Pennsylvania
Wssco.t james. L, I'd NJ Y. Art rssdsacs when enlisted
uIknowL- -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10
MORE plsuoSrsr EMrSMEEs DErgcrrgp.-

MORE DISHONEST EMfHVSEEs DETgCTTRD.-
Messr,. Lathrop Luddington Co, OF Nos IS and IS
Park pacc, recently applied to Capt. Jourdan OF the
sixth Precinct and desired him TO investigate series
Of roblcies which thcy believed to have been commit
ted in thelr establishment Associuting with himself
Officer Woodbridge, tho Captain made inquiry. and
learned that Michael jameson. o boy employed IN
,Iessrs H. l.. e. Co.'S warehouse had recently sold
largo quantities " spool cottons wallets. &c, 10 NJ
Simpson, u news yender, Of No. 81 Genre street
nrnesou on being taken into custody confessed. The
officers then 10 Simpsons ana searched his place
and ihero found In addition 10 tie fancy goods which
IA, had bought ol Jameson, about $50 orth OF hosiery
that bad been bought Of one John Wood Of No Dover
street This latter boy vas then watched until no was
caught In the act VI stealing hosiery from the house Of
Messrs Benton. Wallis q Go. of ifik place. when he
also was arICstcd THO boys confessed their crime
aud were required to ind $500 bA each and Simpson
was committed In default OF SLOW bail Mood tourd
bail and was liberated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10

100 Americas Coal Cs..... %
$50 Quicksilver Minlns... III
100 Central Coal Cs...... 6sI
$40 Wyoming v. Coal Co. Is
100 Saginaw L. and Min. S
40 Ashourton Coal Co. -. %
loo Pee. II. SIS. Co........a.J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10
STILL eoIso AHEAD.

THURSDAY. Nay -.
We marched at o'clock in the morning and crossed
Pumpkin Vine Greek, deep and sluggish tributary Of
the Chottahoochee about eighty fec, in width, over
which thoro Is a shaiy bridge which the Rebels. wbils
Ealing back attempted destroy Three miles beyond
We re&ohed the vicinity Of the battle-ground Of the pre-
sious night The advance Of Gen Hooker's corps bad
come upon tie Rebels at the creek In considerable
tsroe and began diminishing heavily with them The
Sighting sharp for 9 time but the euemy yielded
and fell back mile beyond tho crossing skirmishing
again commenced with large force but after contest.
Ing she ground for N hour OF 90, the snemy again
fsll back rapidly. and As rapidly and incaa.
uousy followed by our troops whe3 suddenly marked
ba;terics whiob bad been located on the opposite
aces of revne so a. to sn6ade the road we're opened
with destructive effect upos our men They liter
ally moved down by grape canister. aud shell at short
tangc Our mon fell by the killed and mutilated
and the victorious column. which had designedy been
BED into this vortex Of destruction paused In the mds
OF an unusual scene Of carnage and death
Several officers were killed. Among them Col Pat
eck 9Th o. v. L. the same shot killing his horse. We
Lost between 200 and 500 chiefly n Gearys let Divs
Jon. Goth Corps. All three divisions were engaged
Col Grimes Of the 18th New jersey and Col McDougsl
VI the issd N. Y. were woauded-ths latter lest ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-02
CITY NEWS.
comfy UnIonC onventIon.

The Union Convention, for nominating
candidates to be supported at the Fall
election, will be held at National Hall,
in the city of Cleveland, on Saturday the
18th day of August next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The convention will be composed Of six
delegates from each township and ward.
The citizens Of the several townships and
wards, who are in favor of the maintenance
of the government and the vigorous pros
eeution Of thsc war for the suppression Of
the rebellion, are recommended to meet at
their reapec1ve places of holding elections,
on Thursday the llth day of August,at half
past seven o'clock P. ", and appoint six
delegates each to represent them in said
and that the polls be held
open at such primary meeting one hour.
By order Of the committee.
n B. SHERwIN.
Secretary,