davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
RAILROAD LINES.
1904 CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1894
lON4. Tic RAILROAD. ISUts
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

1Oc1 CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1894
lSU4. TIC RAILROAD: ISOt.
rnnonSh n" II Two ,nogRsiM
-Four uai5s daGy 70 Atlantic city; ..o,
fgITy y, as 20 i5lS"s ~ =
Express Virongh in hOuIsl 9tOr.M.
Atlantic hce'bmodat,on, : ~ Z; N
RETURNING LEAYEs ATLANTIC,
AcoOmmof alon Atlantic) 5'46 A. N.
Fi3Ri,S, FFHR,fSisi ii%S iig5 4 4 n n.
Mall, lss z NJ.
Juhction Acc Inmo dNtion. 6-22 A. n. ,---,,-
for R 3 rs t wS RSS1S .y gTP .aSs only
EXIRA HApD0NFIELD TRAINS,
Law Law HaGacnScd HSS sISci ifiS i sS
Mail tain for ASSti5 sE leaves s Vine street aoAM
Leaves Atlantic 4'4S p. ,,o,,., n ppv. Mt Ar.,,
n. bar which vas made last year has entirely d,ap
pear, leaving the beach one OF Mo most delightful on
the coust.
ETEEgJzn NORTH PENNsYLyAMIA EN- s, 4,SI!,A
TGfiI Rit7WN, EAsT6r' MHtCH CHUSK. HALE!
sUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
NnSnIy ApiTyoSA Us "a TkAaJ ii Train,
win leave the new Dept, llIIHD street. above Thomp
street, Philadelphia, daily tsnHdays excepted) rs
A NJ. CESpress) for Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk. via Gesbarre, wlnlnmsport;
1915 A NJ (Acc .mmodatonJ ior Fort Washington.
sP;n tAeSoMmSsSiS"l sE Doslssi9wn s..IoD ho
l.ibP 81. (MaL) for D0y lsstown
Bl5P. N. (hc-' mnOoniiun) fr Bethlehem, Allentown
A. NRLch Chunk
6'lEP. 81. (AccOr mo dation) for nDsdae.
IL r. NJ. (ArrcmmudA ioH) for Fott Wellington.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bsthl hem at 600 NJ :, - A. NJ, ApdGO Z. M
DoyI stoWr Mt & 20 A. NJ, 34o Y. NJ, and z. M.
Innt dale ut q A. NJ.
Fort Warrington at Il 25 A. A and 2P. NJ
on SUEDAlS.
PhIladclphia for Retbieh.m a. . A. NJ.
hiacelphiA mr. 'oyleetOwn At 3 Y. "
DoylesiGwB fnr Philadelphia ~ Z 20 A. NJ.
r, die. I'm for Pladtlphis at q. II.
HlimAus Baggage Ex?rsss win call for and deliver
bsEgRpO the depot Orders may be leit at No l3 3
THIRD Street.
Agent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
e1;uEaTT7 READING RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHlLADI LpHlA 10 Tue INTERIOR OF
PENNSN IVaNIA, rHE SCiUYLKILL, 9UH-
QUELANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMISG VALLEYS,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
IL Ramen
urs for ever ana ever,


THE SCULPTOR AND THB PREHIER.-AmDng
tie last Of Eehne5 works were tue bu,Js oi tho
late L,rd Elgin ana Lord Pa mecston. Hhe
former II in She possess iUu Of Ltdy ElRo, but
the site was never competed. IL SAs keUt 50
lOTg iu hand, that Lord Pa merhLOn declined
continuing the sutipg, This was at the time
tiat the sculptor was busitd vito his two Have
luck statue ,he une for Trafalgar Square, The
OIL er iOI Sund,Tluu j. was on tue uccas,,n Of
conversation win, "Apy news, my Lord, from
FTGuce' How do VIC stand with LOUIS Ma
pUltun Z" LUrl Pdlmers on raised his eyebrows
Tor au Instant, looked Egrprsed, but qIieuy An-
swerCd Really, M. Is hnrs, don't know;
have lot seen the uewspa pers." COyHhils Mage
@i1tc.
on PAMTlNGs AND FREgCoss, OR PAINTSGs
on WALLs-The prophecy that tke present gono-
IRti,u would be the Gst privileged 10 -ee even
traces Of the once glorious picture OF "rne Lat
super" by LeCuarGu da Vuci Is untortunately
lOrIe ont hy thC state nf thar work. mOrc com
plete wreck cannot wcll be concciyer-so co n
pl, &c thai 10 Is nDW gluiU,t impossible 20 dstu-
Euish even The outline Of the prip aipal hgnres.
Ihi- picture may DC cited as one OF the most re-
nai kabic instance OF the perishahla nature Of
oil uOlOEs. IL was hnished about l493. .--LORd5H
AntfHGlH9.
HoMITAIITY.-The late DR.. Thynee, so well
known tor his iope OF good eating, Que day paid
a visit 90 the eoeentrIG Lard r.. tie was
shown into the dnnE-room, where he f)una bB
LOIdship alone and engaged ia ed..ng a chUics
little dinner. A'ttrt lkiug for some time, the
Doc'or, who WIS Reting hnlgry nc the sght,
said. my Lord, / thiDk 10 would he a great
: srotch Of hos italitv were your Lordship to say,
Doctor, pray do a. l am DOING" "Well, D0c-
toT," fRid Lord r., ''pray do as an doiag-
60 home and eat your own dinner'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
nMi Decreste Jrene.

a. tik this cbanc u lGin II no that hard that
II Er mari, h pc II (, not Tru for no that Iov
most tniD, aud that IL il is Iru q will DraEe mi
hart into a huuder and fitey peece l u,Tdlie no
wat ! au duin thiDc thHt ihe arth is goln ont
aneth M f,t ami l do not no what To do nut uni
lerr ste i a. tru | nine wi m ID or tJinc
! viii 81 or thine Wi hay 81 le ye my plac and
go h, III, uUu when get this Il must Tis ne a
iuung iov leieIe md tel me il Is ru hut d. not
Z, that IL is uu aud sur =, detl val com anl
mai my sci ut the term.
al Romen
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

HIS OPINIONS or MEN AND THINGS.
Cornelius ODowd is becoming feature OF
lBkssklsood, where he has Appeared regularly for
some months back. In the May number there is
some genial gossip, from which We take iew
..,.acfs aA random.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
RAILROAD LINES.

fs~r14rrslzr1 PENNSYLVANIA tOct
~ 49, CEFTRAL RAJ .aOAD. lOO 4.
TBE dEEAT D0UBLE, TRACs sHORr ROUTE TO
TIRE WEST, ROHf HWEr,r. AND SOUTH NESr.
Hqulpments and scibs for the safe, speedy, and oom
frsbo Tsnsporstor passengers, unsurpassed any
tylVe l N ~. in ~ ~ sipn, = - . - i. ,.r,yr
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

jyJ-tu,hs2H
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
AN IRISH JupoH.

We had a very witty Judge in Ireland, who was
not very scrupuious about giving hard knocks TO
his brothers on the bench, aud who, in delivering
q Judgment in a cause, found that he was 70 give
the casting vote between his two colleagues, who
were dlametrically opposed TO each other and
wLo had taken great palms 20 lay down the
reasons fer their several opinions at considerable
length. "It now comes TO my turn, said ne,
ato declare my view of this case, aud fortunately
can afford 10 be brief l agree with my brother
Is, from the irresistible force of the admirable
argument of my brother M"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the Conpaliys bepOt, THlRTEENTH and
CALLOWIIILL Streets, Philadelphia, at he following
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

f..@r4r#urEy- WEST JERSEY RAILHOhD
G53A Va tGsssi.sfS fSLIEES.-COmmeneing MONDAY June
~, 49,, IRON WALNUT Street Wharf.
EOR CAPE MAY.
Al 6 and 10 A. 81. aud At 4'30 7. n.
For Salem and BridRctOr, al Q A. NJ. and = p. NJ.
For GlassboTo, At g. y, and lO A. NJ aud and 20 " NJ
For Woodbury., GOuees. or, &c, ut ahd A NJ, II M''
and and +. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cape May a. and IL IS A. ~, and GlOP. M.
1ihIYile al 40 3. NJ, and ~. and 800 7. NJ.
Sa!Cm al q A NJ and l'i5 y M
Rridle'on at Glb a. N. =, l'3J y. NJ. -
Glass boru at 10 bnc $50 NJ ,223, 800 and 7bs p, NJ
WOodhnry 74O andS 81 NJ and 81, ,339, Us and
sl2P.M.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

" Il
lsfsyY s-se-ss-FTs AND kHlE RAiLEO AD lOOts
T'ls Ifrst me trHycrses he Northern aud Northwef
untieA II ~ the cGy ~ Erie on Lake Erta
j hahheeEie ,,dhl ne rEe NSf ..tASlA RAll.RlAD
CONPASh, arc under their sns plees u being rapidly
opensO ihrUulhput f. enfiT6 icuc'h.
yisrv" n-e aHd Ffolght business from
H.risurg In y, rlum 70 IA rs) ON the Las'esn pVi
sion and t m heIed 20 Erie tS nles) ON the Western
Division.
riNF or rAssEsGrR TRAINS At PHILADELPHIA
Anu IRA n e0 A. ~
fNNefh y AN leuNtbss.ss - NJ
Cars run ,hrc N WiTHOU 7 CHANGE both these
tTairs Pladi l.bA and Lock Haven and between
Baltimore spd Lock Haven.
EtgRuf 81 tpiIF Cars he Express Train both wsys.
For niOunaiuu pectirg passeugcr business, Apply AZ
the s F.totier uf r eyeuh nnC Msrset stree
And tor tTsyht h.s,uess "t the Com auys ASeps;--
s.B RaFson Jr. corner Sixteenth aud Market streets,
Philadelphia
}, W. Eeynolds, Erie
J. Ri. Dril, Agent, n. n. c. r., BALTIMORE.
u. H. HOUSTON,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21

TOLEDO Sept. ~
Cara. Orr, Of the steamer Island 0ses
.rr,vsA here from Detroit river this NOR
,ns ana furnishes the BLods with . stat
ssss IN regard 20 the psrsticsi oeefesso
. the vicinity Of Saudusky last night.
The Island Qasen left Sandus1y :.
o'clock .. N. yesterday, stopped q ns.y
land tor thirty or forty soldiers, sno tn
,,,..ed 10 Middle Bass Island, where -
'ound the Parsons in possession OF p'Feye
.ho At once seized the Is'snd queen. IN
.old,era were psroled - Con'eoefsse pr
'.,sr. and the other passengers we're ewo
a .ecredy for "a hours. The Island Voee'
.h.n Issbed 20 the Parsons and g.
90 s,arted for Sandusky. When out nv
o,,e. the water cock VI Island Queen
INV engine vas broken oil, opening . DO
+, her aid. and she vas cast oil and lett
nix. The Parsons passed on to
,outh Of Ssndu.ky Bay, and after how
non, acme time started Tor Detroit nv
irving At Fighting Island, on the Cana
ide. this morning, when the OaPtsin,
Jerk and engineer we're landed
The Parsons WAS then run up the riv
n dock. where the captain supposts
| under was landed and tbc steamer bur
4. as preparations we're made io' that
r, lie hs. ~ doubt that tie seizure
ne I. ) steamer Michigan and iibersti
| the J,nnson's Island prisoners was
ct ol the plot.
| the steamers we're stripped Of valsabl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21

SANDusxY, August 20 --Dn information
received trum General Government author.
ties, Captain Garter, commander IT, )
steamer Michigan, arrested a NJ. Cole o,
effi;er OF the Confederate army. aud iesde.
OF conspiracy to seize the steamer "a Gu
gao aud release the prisoners on johnson
Island. After arrest Cole Confessed. In.
pi'cating six prominent citizens of Ssnau.
Ky, who were also arrested and taken Ia
Johnson's Island. Coie's or ssramne wa,
the Contederates were to come here e,
toer by rail or water, ana selzs the steamer
Parsons. The following statement Is from
the clerk and passengers of the steamer
Ph'io Parsons, plying between Detroit and
SAndusky. About 5 o'clock last evening
when within ten miles OF Sandu~kv. tic
steamer Parsons was seized by So Confed.
erstes, armed with navy reviewers and
hatchets, who took passage as citizens a.
Detroit and Maiden, q. W., and Kellv's
Island. After combining the remainder Of
ina passengers in the hold and cabin. thew
ran her below here some ten miles came
about, ran to Middle Bass Island to Wood
lying there about an hour.
Tho steamer Island Queen, from Sandus.
~ to Johnson's Island, overlook the Par.
eons aud, suspectiDg nothing wrong, came
20 alongside the Parsons to land some p...
sengers across her deck. She no sooner
made fast than she was also seized and tho
men thrust into the hold =. the Parsons
-uo :so'es were passed up stairs. After
woou'ng sne isaded the ladies' under a
su.'o' -, ing to the men they would soon
.-ow their doom. They finally concluded
TO land the men also, swearing them to
secrecy for twenty -four hours, retaining
she officers and crew to run them. The
Island Queen afterw ards sunk and the Par.
eons vas taken to Sandwich, G. w., absn-
doned and reported sunk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
NM Yu4I Snni 2

INV IDhh CtP'4 ~
The N. " 1.egseph IN coujuact'pi
witb tie Kues'au Gpveipment arc activ.ls
engaged 10 fitting out 80 cxpeditinn, ~
der the ,.sfue tiate -uptivi-ion Of Cap
: Buikt.y q ) 4 e. Otreon, the CO.
% X ala Aber.cs al d the country lego
b brung's Sfait-, - suivty the r"u'
tL.t,.leg t.. and max otnrr med
arfapeeug tt- ~ % uptt whole xiefi
fts fnNe nnHef c"utrac' -" crs1iis ''s
ara So uelei~tatss faaf toe p opfiet'rs II
sue enterprise sfe esngulne tus, 10" l'tf
ail .. "a sntc IN upetafio@ b,f~r't
N Y1k S.n + sncisco, 81 PIT T. hu
.rd l. nd - 10, .nc MIDDLE OF 1866 NJ
Il an : bis,, r e-ident u the A
Y ass al Coml.nIes .aiI- IL compa", s.
Mr. oiins, tue cnt,rprislng prrISctnf
tie Ru--iaD telegraph line, IN the SEQ
t0-aay Tor San Francisco ard 81 Peter
burg, With = view to complete the arrau
nenss already initiated with t0a Rls-
government fJr expedltIng the early CO
piction VI the line, and heartily wish ia e
the utmost success.
NEw YoRK. Sept. 20.
An immense ovation to Gen. McClcli
10 being given by the Democratic clubs E
New York. The streets are bright with Il
luminstions, trsnsparencles, &c. Gen. NJ
Clelian 10 the guest Of Senator Wright
More than 10 600 people are congregated Il
the streets at this point, where serenaa
10 taking place.
Considerable excitement prevails in M
itary circles in regard to the two reoe
steamers which have appeared on Lak
Erie. 1t will be recollectsd hat somo tlu'
ago Gen. ualleck ordered that the gunboa
Michigan should be stationed at johnson
Island to prevent the threatened Liberation
Of the rebel prisoners coniiuei there.
By special treaty with Great Bdta1
the United States is prohibited from az
ing more than one war vessel armed wit
one gun upon Lake E,ic, hence prote-
was made bv Euglaad against the Mic 81
CANS armament, which was IL guns. A
the Michigan WAS Confined 90 tic suryed
lance OF Johnson's Island.
IL is feared .be rebel steamer viii rava
our commerce ard perhaps lay Buffalo L
der - tributi0n.
Army officers just from below bring rcpoi
derived from GIN Herron's Adutant, that G
Scott commanding rebel troops near Bat
Rouge sent proposition 10 Gen. Heron
SURF nder 10 5000 men, provided he won
grant unconditional liberty TO genera cifics
u his command.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
slooouope - ssIsess fsssess.
49, - .nonOoonse LELAND.
Further Par tioulars {
Choxidan's Great
Victory.
Jalesesn wounded.
Foar MonRoE, Sept. 10.

Foar MoNaoE, Sept. ~.
The schooner Jane r. Durfee w:s cap.
tured on Saturday evening last WINE -
enchor In warwck River, near Jamee
River, bv . party Of Eve rebels oe'one'at
60 tb- O. 8. navy. II wss comP'e.e SUI
prise. The first the captain kne" u -,
rebel entered bis cabin and WITH p's"
directed ct bis head, and demanded 'h'
en,recder OF the schooner, informing Liu
OF hi. crew having been overposereo.
schooner vas released BY Capt. DAVIS
ing . bond Tor 81 3l3r tie supefcargo,
Der r stocking, being held ~ hostage !"
tue payment Of the money. The 'toe
then robbed the schooner. taking D. W.
from the captain ard al the valuaoies o.
longing 20 the schooner.
The flag OF truce steamers Ne" i"''
and Dictator, witb ZOO rebel prisoner
destined for exchange, arrived 'ss' b'e'
from Philadelphia, and left ibis morning ~
Axe ms Landing. 10 charge Of Maj Jno.
Mulford, commi-siouer ot exchange oI n
onere
L,sut. Gen Grant arrived this morni
from Baltimore and proceeded up the nv
On the ste,mer n TX
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
WAR DEPARTMENT, NAsHIhGToS,


70 Maj Gen Dir:
Tue following the latest in.oTnau
.celyed from Gen Sheridan:
uAaPrR FERRY. Sept. 2O-o p M.
lou. h. ". stanton:
The body Of Gen Russell has arrived
4, -oon a. il IL embailncd IL Will DC !
.ardrd 70 New York.
Gen McIuto.b, with his leg amputats
:, lust come IN and Is IN good spirits.
several fiji ser- from the iront report
amber IL urls1nrrs ovei UUO.
The NUMBER oi battle fsss captured "
5 n.tead oil >
All concur that II was complete ron
Our cavalry started IN pursuit at "a
-ut tLis tuuInins.
) end u when last beard from, was
Il an.tosn.
sen, Upward tbs morning ample me
supplies Fun subsistence ior tue eh'
ny goes fofward.
Il ,ou do not hear from me often, II Is
tu-c Ut the distance we are from she see
action, aud because only send on gu
aorm ton as esteem reliable.
JSo. ID. STayEN-oN, Brig. Gen
The President las appoln'cd uen. On
IAN a Brgadi,r Gensrai III tue regul
.tmy, aud assigned hlm 70 the prominc
:ornmand Of tue Middle Department.
Gen. Grant has ordered the army und
ia command to fire a salute OF 100 guns
o'clock TOMORROW morning, In honor
fen. Sherldan'- great victory.
A dispatch Just received IRON zen. sue
nan, q, Atlanta, says: Everything c.
,tnuts well with US.
Inc reports OF to-day show that
irsft is proceeding quietly IN all INV Stat
In most Of the Dst icts vigorous .nof
ire continued to fill the quotas before
jrafted men are mustered in.
f. N STANTON, sec'y Of War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
i! !! s. /. NEWS !! 3!
Further Particulars OF the
First Federal Victory In
Shenandoah Valley.
The Enemy Badly whipped
Omcial Dispatches.

NEW YogK, Sept 21.-The Times Wash
ingtou special Of the Goth says Sheridan's
grand success. near Winchester, is noted as
lie first victory achieved by the national
rms in Shenandoah Valley, and it is SO
magnificent in proportions that it complete
" wipes out the long series Of reverses
which have given that region designation
as a valley OF humiliation.
The losses Of the enemy in killed wound
% and prisoners will, it is believed, reach
en- thousand, which leave the rebel army
IN cond ion little short Of en- entire route
and Generalization. This operation Is OIL
great Importance t. Grant, and goes far TO
| decide the fate Of Lees army and Richmond
| The tremendous importance OF LynchbuTg,
A. covering the now only remaining 'inc oil
| Railroad communication with Richmond,
| mas Lee in the valley with full hail his force,
and notwithstanding the terrible straits, he
| has been put to far back from his troops to
! meet the movements Of Grant he 1atal
| presence Of Sheridan army IN the valley
constantly ED forth has forced Lee to sub
| mil to them on peril Lynchburg. The army
covering that point has, by Sheridan sac
cess. been iisruptcd. and demoralized, ane
We NAV. al length, 10 k for the execution o
that movement n the valley which has al
ways Been Grant programme for the cap
cure of Richmond
The " orla says it is believed that Crane
engagement took place on the southern SIDE
ofpctersburg Monday or to-day. 1t ha'
been well known here for some time tha
Grant was bringing up all the troops availa
Die 10 aircngthen his left. !. is thought IN
Ian WI 50 siren hen his forces as Il
guard the lines and communications TO tn
Weliron road 50 he could swing the mai
toay ii lis army around ana eiiectuall1
strike tie Danyille OF South SIDE road, thu
cutting the only line of communication
leading directly SOUTH and leave the cnem..
dependent upon The Iynchburg road
precAlions thorouehiare for supplies now
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21


OurLg1TBnAHAMfl.Y SgWfN0 MACHINE
is fast gaining world wide reputation. Itisbe-
vond doubt the best and chespest and most bean
tiful Of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered
to the public No other Family Hewing Machine
has so many useful appliances for fIemming,
Binding, Fel,ng. Tucking, Gathering, Guaging,
Draiding. Embroidering, Cording, and 80 forth.
No other Family Sewing Machine has SO much
capacity for great variety Of work. Great end
recent Improvements make our Family Sewing
Machine most reliable, and most durable and most
certain in action at all rates Of speed. II makes
. the interlocked stitch, which is the best stitch
known ANY one, even Of the most ordinary ca
paclty, can see, AT glance, how to the letter
A Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite
STYLE
The Folding Case OF the Family Sewing Machine
is piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most
useful kind. II protects the machiue when not
in use. and when about to be operated may be
opened as a spacious and substantial table to sus-
tain the work. While some OF the Cases. made
out Of the choicest woods, are finished in the sim.
i,lest and chAstcst manner possible, others are
adorned and embelshed in the most costly aud
superb manner.
II IS absolutely necessary TO see the Family
NacAiae II operation, 50 as to Judge Of its great
capacity aud beauty
II is last beconAag popular for family sewing as
our manufacturing machines are for manufac,ur
ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are web supplied with six,
i twist thread needles, OIL &c, Of the ye.g hes,
quality
Send fer pAnrELEr
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
81 los broadway, New York
Chicago Office - Clark street.
X. kRAuSE 4 co.
lne21 Agents in navcnport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
iWAsHiScToN, Sept. 20.

iWAsaiSeToN, Sept. 20.
A national salute was fred to.dor IN
honor Of Sheridan's victsry.
Information from City Point reports
that the rebels continue to throw an occs.
sional shell a. the working parties on the
new railroad but with little or no effect
Gentlemen who have arrived here from
nasertown, state that the rebels under
McOA-se.and and johnson advanced from
bunker Hill aud attacked Averiil at Msr-
.nsourg; The latter, after spirited rssis
lance, tell back to Hainesville, q short 5is.
lance from Falling Waters, On the V,reini.
zoe OF the river, whore he took positlon.
During Sunday night Averiii received 70
ip'oTcements and yesterday morning ad.
ssrced against the rebels aud drova fsa.n
ktr Hill. A'ah-
On Sunday morning body Of dismount.
&C cavalry was dispatched from the CAM
. hsgerstown to Wlllian.sport where thew
= re- q latest accounts guarding the ford.
OF he river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21

ST Lotus, sept y.
A gentleman from Duvaf- Buff, Ark.
no - the arrival OF Gen. Mower at Lutte Roc
with the 10Th corps. With this accession g"
force Gen, Steele wi he able to axe the 0
tensive. 80 or 40 # the Sd Regiment OF ell
Try was captured D miles from Little Rock OIL
IA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
HENRY SEI.IsY.

MANUFACTURE AND DEALER IN
Vl Hats, Caps, Gloves, Iurs, DC. store on
"a ST. between Main and Harrison. apl5-6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
WARRINGTON. Sent. 10.

A note from the army Of tie Potomac
dated yesterday, says: No news. All quiet
with the exception Of SHOT how ant thea
on the picket liuc.
The Alexandria IVA. Journal says: ",
learn through sources that cannot DO dts.
credited, that Mo-ehy received sevc,
wound in the groin during an engagemeai
between our forces aud small portion 20
bis GU rri'la band in the vicinity OF Cent?
Vile
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
JACOB I.ITZEN,

DRACTICAL DYER.-PARTiCULAR AT
Il TENrIoN paid to dyeing Cloths, Silks, velvets
or Garments of any kind-to give any color de-
sired. Third street, two doors west Of Iowa
north side. myl5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
r.. ~. NlcCIEILAND.

BUILDER, MANUFACTURER OF SASH,
ID Doors. Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, &c-
Contracts for buildings of every description;
Shop and Factory corner of Main and Third
streets. davenport. Iowa, sgl-d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
l. tAvENwosrH, Sept. 20.

LtAVENWOktH, Stpt. 70.
Advices from Fort Smith say the tram VIII Ct
lei; here the Is for OFT Smith was cap ury,
by the rebels. The train consis ed oil leo VA
ons loaded with supplies, GOO mules, 40 arti
lery borses and 2 suit - trains
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21

nEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS,
- Mats, Oil Cloth Mating Window Shades,
&c, East second ST., next door TO Perry. jy2l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
kbEs. e.AEsEs.

hFFICE IN FAIRBANKS BLOCK, CORNER
~ oi nfady ana second streets, up STAIRS, Da-
venport. lo"a Special atienton gwen to treat
meAt Of Chronic diseases and Female complasnts
oil every variety, and treats tancers and ali dis
eases pertaining thereto without using the knife
py d uesy pIoee,s-saie and elcc;ual ali durable
cases. Once hours IRON u 70 =. III.
Address Box 900. apli dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-21
New YohE, Sept. 20.
,ao H,..u..rn,at fro

New YORK, sept. 70.
A dispatch to the Commetciai iro
Washington says:
The draft Of the lat ward o! this city
Completed quietly to-day. Messrs. Nlch
'ay and Hay, the Pre- siden''s private Sc
retarics, ana Alderman Ripley were drai'