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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

SATURDAY EvRNiY0 IN NFw-YORE.-New-
York City, on Saturday evenings, presents peculiar
phase o. metropolitan lifs Tho great srmy Of ue-
ohanics clerks iborers Cud other representatives Of
the Industrial classes having received their waecs or
the weeks Toll direct their steps homewrd. gi'nce
the vast procession as IL moves OF yon plessc rons
Printing House Square. vii give an idea 81 tnotlrf'
aud inolhge Of the working men aud women Of tlis
city, They are decentIy dressed. although the manner
Of some Of Vie sswng-girlj aud bokolders seeHs H.
saw lease do Mt hook 1t me IN this diess" IL the
tbrong that covers the sidewalks asoDs carpenters
tiuners aors haitFs porter, and Others Who hasten
TO their places Of residence - mako arrangements 70,
supplies for the coming week. Although tho war has
veedel this great emporium Of industry q rsGny
men for the Army ead the Navy, jet the tide rolls On
apparently undiminished tie river into which the
bonrnan dips his bucket. The stout rrms and broad
sh0ulde.B Ut these Industrious men show that thry
NOT exemtDut inyniids and their faces indicate q 81
they have brain we'll ns brawn. They arc men vic
can build ships war. erect toithcet0ns manufacture
locomotives pave RAILROADS With iron and. with tir
diipins fyfd battles and win victories ,he aud
on the land, Later In the evening, when the streets
lbgi.sd rho wives nni children OF those hard Grod M
MAJ be SEEN basfot arm. vending; their way u
market Broadway having partially closed IT. snres
aad like giant closed IT. oyes only win.irg here and
these with lights at iat OF idhy stor.s enc % dug
lory ere all sbl<ze w,th g aud the tides Of men, women
aud children ovss1oa tAe sidewalk. nj the stores and
markets. and vhirl and eddy about street sands and
agd sbols ported in tie open air favor
able CORNERS.
The sggTsgate Of tho comparatively small Gums ex.
pended for e necessafes and comforts OF life in this
city on Sainrdsy's evening is enorIons. Shoes,
ceihing gTocaries purchased for many thousands
Of families, aud each fnm!ly having lie own quarter
master eonidernble akin "a frsuneny shown In making
contracts. The dealer Who dsssands An exhorbitaIt
price for hs goods based the se in the price OF gold
aud the cost a the goods, Is SLOWED 81 koep his
aud the tide drifts past witbc1t lssoaIDg It's
patronage upon hiu
AL Tie PLACES VI snnsanaaAa and thu "gin Mills" ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

THE Fort LAFAYETTE PRfsOEERs.--It is I'M
derstood that Judge Belts Of the United States DIS
,rict Court for the Southern District Of NewYork hns
reoonsdorvd his deciscn In references to Palmer, Dn
new. md Marsh. and that further argument OF the
popts involved will be. had on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

sure 10 DO crowded on Saturday evenings The latter
are made as tempting possible. Pnos and bands OF
npsIc arc employed discourse patrioc airs, gas Is
made 10 sp. the charms II these resorts IN letters OF
FIRE and In suns II them pretty waiter gins are EN-.
rIoyed ~ decoy ducks to entrnp thc lnTeary These
seo.ss arc pr,erly called "sin.mIs," and the victims
who nass through the dr Il such pieces ~ drink the
pounds sold there are sny b. the boPp5
~ tho mill and II they come without being robbed
and wirh Ubele shin they bles, their stars for
neiy food gtaEe In these mis whose crank Is turned
hv the demon OF Ill luck muttudes u our hard WORKING
nor sncnJ in single evening sll tie money they have
s-ned dnrine tie week. From them orr police courts
are a,led End they help make Saturday uieh, nieht
OF terror 10 police Go TO the station honses ID ths
Eon,th and Eighth Precncts In some respects two o'
H. worst precincts Ia the city. and zee tie wocn hnd
children that there for protest on Bee the men wi9
@ 5r.cgrd in there sreeped to their lips In log wool
r vbisi nv and other poisons. Let respectable per
snn. ur,rr ,ne,e uDfortunster TO make better invest
ment Of their earnings Let them speak III the advah
,sye. AT bo.ks reading ropms saving banks heaith.
cJarsrtcr. and use their influence in bringing about
needed reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
Live asoch Per Eric Railway.

CArrv.Ls Nxv-l orH. July 2, ls'.-Ife following :,
Statement Of i've socA irau- otrd cv,T tie rord i"f III
rr.k .a1lug Monday: ~ cars = Cattle ! car os,i
car. sboep, Aope' To'A cars q s.oti Ia he "s'
ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
CRrnrs.--Patrick Lane, aged IL yecrs. yes

GRIMES --Potrick Lane aged IL yeers, yes
taray forced open the rutlng II The coahoc in front
Of the rcs,.cnce II Nr Edwin L. God H. No 81 East
Nuoteentt street entered the house through the oper-
tre during the absence 81 the family and stole cloth
iu and IewsIy h. the amount 81 eiiy lie was arrested
mud committed for trial oy Justice Dodge The most OF
tie stolen property was recovered. VIM w. Wicker
tender cd IS counterfeit bill on tho Merchants aud
Mechanics BanE Of Troy. Saturday evening at rho
Office nf the American Icles rnph Company, No. Ii5
Broadxny IN payment for mcseegc lie was arrested.
and a rnfnber 81 Ike bills found IN nj. OssossoD. lie
wa committed for trial by Justice Dodge. Christian
Fmbina and Gotteb Bosiing qusi rcied IN tue uyer-
beer saloon oi G0tysrcond street aud Eleventh
avenue late on Sntnru0y night during ue con'ro'
yersv Boaliny struck his opponent In tue neck with
goblet severing artery. aud ntIctins other severe
ir,uriea lie Wnr taken to ~. Luko's hospital, where
d,ulas arc enteftaLed VI bis fc,Jvcfy D"siing was
srre,,od svea aes the occuIrslce In tViy agst street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

SUNDAY TRArEs.-The Sunday express trains
10 and from Albany are Discontinued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
nee~tvt. Of Produce.

iuIY 3o-sscp tbls Flour. 10 DO. WHISKY sotbl..
orr Meal 7s6 rtgs Provision. 81 pee Lard, 25vo p.ss
Batter, ~ pk,ssAshcs ;on pkss- UICs.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
tAdvcrtisemen,]
GOVERNMENT POPULAR LOAEa
Tus FiBsr NATIONAL HASK,

FfscAL AOxsI yoR EKvYorK,
10 receiving subscriptions fer THE sLv $40 TRsAsuhi
EorY ard oopuues to receive subss lions for the lotJ
GOLD BsAKtS0 Bosps.
The 3lo Treasury notes have seni annual coupons and
dated August u.s. Parties paying for them before that day
ain deduct Tie iniepes, to date and hoss paying eI
tie ls,h OF August ain aaJ tie bach interest
uission Of dollar sni hall per S. 900 win be
allowed to sub.cribers. The notes y', los, 500,
i0s, and $780, snd viii be delivered here a. promptly
they received from wsshngior. ..,..
JAxEs CuaHHsT, Cashier First Estions Bank
Eo.% Waist, Nes.Ysrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

nesr Tenth avenue where he had hid himself Justice
Connolly committed him 70 await the result OF Enning
Injuries.
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KILN CLOTH,
Hon Ba0ging. DJRGRss 4 SEAvRR,
No. 50 Murray st..
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fAdver;.seru.ntl

U % IIhT@o 7 7 '''IIf
Sos. zoos, sos, and 1,O00s, foT sALsby
TnozP,os ERo&,
Conner Of Broadway aud Wall-st-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
PLYMOUTH, aARsHALL COUNTY, INDIAN.

The proprietor Of this establishment: having pur-
chased the late interest OF A. j. X sslcr ia the
same aud having made expensive additions there
to is now prepared to DO all kinds of Photograph
ing, AM. Jtyprg, Ferrotyping and Melainotyp-
ug In the highest style OF the art. lis large sky
ar side lights enable him to take all kinds OF pic
lures in all kinds of weather.
lie is now having an iIamense run Of those
beautiful Carte de Vistcs. that all the rage in
the cities They are Just the thing and every
body should have a dozen at once.
Life-sizcd Photographs as true to naturel
ture is true to herself, and very popular
Pictures of all kinds copied and enlarged.
Don't fail to procure life likeness of your
Father, Mother, Son, Daughter, Husband or Wife
he fore their dear faces are hidden from your view
by the grave. Money could no, buy from YOU the
poorest and irtest PhotograI hic image ofthe lost
loved one Then delay not day lest the sub
stance fade ere YOU secure the shadow.
The Undersigned having had years Of expert
once in the picture business, aud having recent =
become familiar with all the late improvements in
the art, hlttcrs hmsc' that his work will COM
pare fa .1ri,ly with the best done in the cities.
New and beautiful pictures Stere0scopic views
etc.. will constantly be added to the already re-
spectacle stock; so that this esta; .ishment wilin
decd be "Fine Art Gallery" Cailand see the
pic uTes FIJI, HALL, AGLNr.
Plymouth. Indiana. Septembcr 2ah 1863, nest
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
The Federal Lois.

The Washington correspondent of the
St. Louis PeruJlicm says:
There are %, 800 wounded IN the los
pitfalls cf this city AMI Georgetown; some
thousands are in those at AlexanG.ia. and
two thousand at poini Loo@ out; there were
sent to Annapolis, baltimore and Philadel
phia, numbers not known. Some of our
surgeons state tia. at least one thousand
very bad cases were left in the field hos
pi,als on and near the ground of the late
battles south of the Rapidan. 1t is be
leved the total wounlcd of tie Union
army in the battles between the Rapidan
ard Pemunly will not fall short Of 80, 600
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

We would ike to receive II the hands
OF the Baltimore convention planlless
platform, carpesel with the American flag.
and surmounied by the presence OF Abra-
ham Lincoln-4b1lt.on ncms3oper.
The writer @ the above evidently un-
derstands Lincoln, and knows that it is
useless to restrain him with anything like
aplatform Of principle \ President who
overrdes tie constitution. and who has
not the slightest regard Tor anything save
the dictates of his own partisan feelings,
would scarcely be expected to pay much
attention to a platform of principles.
l; Is also cminently proper to put down
tie American flag and put Lincol On it;
lie has been standing on It for the last
three years and a half, and we suppose it
is eminently proper that he should keep it
under his feet if he should happen to be
reelected
As to having Old Abe stand on
'plankless platform we think that als1
exactly what Is needed. A great many
individuals have thus ''stood" and done
humanity great service. The best thing
ever done by Lincoln's prototype John
Brown, was MS final act at which time he
occupied ''plankless platform" in Virgin
la. BY all means let Lincoln have q
'plankless PLATFORM it benefited the
country through John Brown, and il
would confer equal benefit in the case Of
Chicago Times.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

REPURLIcAS ADMIssIoNs-Th al
ministration of puJ.ic affairs in Loaisiana
is thus stated y the Chicago Tribune, the
leading administration paper Of the West
Even previous to the Red River disas
ter VIC had the testimony in our possession
that food-tidc of rrofigacy aud corrup
ton, unchecked, to say the least, by in
fuences at headquarters, haa too largely
perneatcd and disgraced cur rule in New
Orleans When courtezans and comman
ders cons9rt shamelessly together in pub
lie, and the quadroon balls glitter with
shoulder straps, what other than evil in
auence could go abroad, until sober locker,
on with checks tinslng with shan.o at tht
reproach cast on Northern morality prayed
for change Of rule
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16


IDAHO TERRI7oRY-Irs GOLD MINES
AND PopULATIoN-Al letter to the Pitts
burg Commercial furnishe, the following:
VIRGINIA. CITY, IoAHo APRIL Is, 1864
/ have spent the past winter in travelling
around over the country in search of de-
posts of gold, but was not succ ssful in
finding any sufficiently rich to satisfy me,
so in March came here. and purchased q
claim near this place. This is the richest
mining camp l was ever in. 1t is nothing
uncommon to take out FOUND Of gold. or
S2l6 worth to the man. in one day. Vs.
ges are from Sc to So per day, but all
seem to be very we'll satisfied TO pay that
much and should hands become scarce no
one viii find fault five have to pay one
third more than we now do There is
every reason TO believe that the god mines
will prove as extensive as they arc rich, as
good prospects have already been founa on
the head waters Of the Yellow Stone A
town has been lait. out at the head of nayi-
CATION on the Yellow Stone, called Big
Horn City. 1t is at the junction Of the
Big Horn and Yellow Stone Rivers, and
bids fair TO become large town.
This is decidedly fast country. If a
woman becomes dissatisfied with her hus-
band, she states her case to the President
of the mining district where she resides
he calls minors rnceting-they unite the
matrimonial knot, and she is at liberty to
take whoever she pleases provided she can
get him l have known Of several cases of
the kind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

On Tuesday, in view ofthe certainty of
Lincoln's nomination at Baltimore. cold
went up to 1913 On Wednesday, his nomi-
nation having been made, gold went up to
l95. On Thursday, his nomination being
one day old, gold went up to 1913. To
morrow it will 60 to 300 aud upwards, and
therefore. up. up. up. And in the 5, me
way Is the country go'ng up who will
support Lincoln. Times. 10th.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
TOLUME 9.
Hon. Geo. III. PcDdlctC,,

We hope the National Convention vii
nominate, for Vice. President, Honorable
George III. Pcndleton. He is able, elo
quent, fearless. and as statesman, has nc
superior in the couutry.-Hocking SENT
mel
Mr. Pendleton would make an excellent
candidate for President.
The Democracy of Kentucky held q
convention last week and appointed dele
gates to the Chicago Convention, and in
structcd them to vote for General Mcclellan.
Some months ago General Mcclellan
would have had chance for the nomina-
ton; but in our opinion he has none at
present. The democracy are decidedly for a
peace candidate ON peace platform
Holmes equity Farmer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16
DISSOLUTION oe PARTNERSHIP.

office is hereby given that the partnership
" heretofore existing between the under
signed is THIS day dissolved by Limitation Al
persons knowing themselves to be indeb ed to the
late firm OF Reeve CdpOn are requested to call
and settle. The Books and papers are TO be rouno
at the office Of &. u, Reeve.
c. III. REEVE,
A. &. CAPRON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-06-16

or sale in Marshall county by Blan & Cot,
a. Lemon, PerShng X Co, flymcuth Robert
Cornwcll & Co.. Bourbon - i. &P.S. Alieman,
TIppecanOc ohm Cl"ss, Bourbon Jonas iiler. Bre-
men, Jas VI. Wicker, Argos; Peter Smith I'm
ontown ana Druggists and Merchants generally
hroug hOut the Union
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-08
Baltimore 4 Ohio Il. r. Re-opened

TINllIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROU GHFARE
i is again on,p for II eIghs aud travel The
cars ami machinery d, strcyed are replaced by new
running stock, with all recent improvements ;
fund tao bridges and track are again in subs,an
ti;l condition. the well earned reputation Of this
road for SPEED. SECURITY and CONF OlsT.
viii he more than sustained under the re organi-
zaiion of ITS business.
In addition To the unequaled attractions Of nat
ural scenery heretofore conceded to this route
troubles upon ;hc border have associated numei-
ous points upon ,lic road between the Ohio River
and ilarper's Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest.
Connections AT the Ohio River with Cleveland
and Pit-burg, Central Oslo and Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads; and through them with
the whole RAILWAY system Of the Northwest Cen
tral West and Southwest al lElrper's Ferry with
the W ineacSicr road ~ Washington Junction
with the Washington branch TOR Washington
City and the Lower Potomac; at Baltimore viii,
tonr daily trains for Philadelphia aud New York
Two doars additional on through tickets to
Baltimore or the Northern Cities. give the privi-
lege ofvi>iting Washington City en- routc-being
s. lower than the cost OF any other line. as re-
Gently charged and the rate to Baltimore Icing
$50 lower than recently chnrg d by way Of liar
risburg. This is the only route By which passen-
gers rocnre through, tickets and through
Checks to Washington City.
W. =. SMITH, Master anspor.ation. Baltimore
l.. NJ. COLE, G.n'l Ticket Agt, Baltimore. iy2dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-08
Michigan Central Railroad.
Greut CeutraL Route 10 -N.tr yort, Ae,c Enqlant
dnI tie Lunddts

Greut CeutraL Houte 10 .v.ec Iort, Ne,c Enqland
dnd tie Canddts
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY
~ 18th, 1854 trains will leave the Great Cen
trad Union Depot, foot Of Lake street as follows
$50 q. m. Sundays excepted Arrive in Detroi,
d:3np. m; Toronto, 4:i5 p. m. Suspenso,
Bridge, 4:"5 H. m; Buffalo, 500 p. M; Albany
3:+5 p M; New York, $3.50 p. m; Boston, u Ut
a. IN.
GOO D. m Saturday excepted. Arrive in De
troit 6:oo Il. m. Toronto, A:45 y. M; Suspension
Bridge, 4:45 =. m; Buffalo, 500 p. m; Albany
4:i5 New York, ll:5o a. m; Boston, 4no y. M.
1000 p. m Saturdays and Sundays excepted AR.
rive in Detroit. loco p m; Toronto. 9:o5 p M
Suspension Bridge, s:lo p. m; Albany, $40 a.
IN; New York, 2:45 p. M; Boston BOO D. IN.
CT NCi N Att IRA Ms
via. Michigan Central X. r.
Leave Chicago ut $50 II. m. Mail Train; 500
Fast Express The geo p. IN. train leaving
Chicago runs through to Cincinnati withcu.
change Of cars or baggage
Tuttans Patent EentiIatins ard Warming An
.lra,us all Cars Of this Company. An elegant
smokers Car with Euchre Tib!eS has lately beeu
added to day trains. Patent 81, eriny cars on
night trains. Baggage Checked Through
Through Tickets for sale at all principal Rail
road Offices in the West, at the General Office.
corner Of Lake and Dearbon streets. under the
fremont House, Chicago and At the depot
X. \. RICE, Genl SUIT
Il. c. WENTWORTH, General Western psss
Agent. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-08
TNENiTIONALPATENT OFFICE,
SNNnsy,as - 81 Il. -.
229 Broadway. New York.
{nf,at .Spiseiti,,q Hoas.otd ia,ent Coinmts-
sssa U,tsc 1onbnei

fIf,at S.tseifiiq Ueaseotd iatent C2inis-
sson U,usc Gonb.nei
CtOLICITING-Tl Company will act az 4.
- torme,s for securing Patents for new inycl.
tio.s ia this Country and Europe. ON the mos,
reasonable term; conduct I!rn cement case :, and
procure renewals Tor Patents.
Onr ks.ibffion hop,as aDd Seiitaq \ partm,nt
We respectfully submit to IL, public tln, our,
j. the only res 'on.pc Soliciting House IN ,h.
World that has an Exhibition Room and an ELI
cicnt and successful Selling Department attached
Tn Patents taken out BY us we require no "a
vance fee for selling
W. in regular communication with upwards
Of lso Patent Sellers throughout the country VII,
depend wholly for their s.ipplv upon rs d.,
T. Shioition Rooms corner Broadway and Rarck,
streets, in HE heart and center OF the cit y
AT. daily VISITED by numbers Of Capitalists and
men of Enterprise, seeking Investments IN valua
BILE Patents, ar The purpose # re selling IN sue
div islens while others and heavier capitalists
always read. 10 purchase Il useful Patent aud en-
gage in u manufacture. and thus secure a iucra
tive monopoly. These sources Of demand ti,a
are daily auglneiting are iulir sufficient - ab
| .orb the eutire supply # Patents now being IS
ucd. and at TAR prices.
CONS gun.euts cf Patents for sale are respect
| fully solicited. ANY information free. R.spon
| >iblc Agents wanted IN every county and town
| who have fixed places Of b,lsiness-to such ",
viii pay $50 Pc quarter, and per cent. on al
sales. 10 net rs our agents for the eyplana iol
zone hour or nrrH per day OF the models az >ucl
patents As may be placed in their hands for sale
To good salesinen, who Will give their whole tim,
to business, will pay SIS month. Also 'iagel
| ing Agents are wanted ut a fair salary.
| Agents viii be required 10 give some satsfac
tory scc'irliy OF deposit the cost price OF models
wi ich viii he refunded when returned. Address.
| enclosing stamp;
SNYDER / WATERS. No. 22a Broadway
RErrRr>cEs We, the undersigned. doing b,
| siness in New York CITY, do authc,i7e .losc,h :
Walters and &. II. SNYDER, CONFUSING the tir,r
| OF he National Patent OHce. 10 refer 10 Us. an,
wcthelieve they viii conduct their business upor
strictly honorable principles.
lSigned New York Feb 29lh
--Mchcwan, Esq, Importer - Maiden Lane, y
Y. City: W l.. TAYLOR, Esq, Banker. IS Wal
St, \. Y. City; Chas- H. Voorhees,. Esq Bank
er. As Pine s.. \. \. CITY; Shephc. d. seward 4
Co, Importers. "a Pearl Street, n \ City }
Wilmo', Esq. Commission. Bowling Green n
Y. City; joan W. Kirby, Esq, metropolitan
nank. los Broadway, n. Y. Guy: H. Arthur
| Esq. British and American Excnange Bankin.
Corporation. So Wall St. n Y. City; H. u
| smith. Esq. Chemical Bank, corner of Broad
way aud Chambers St. n Y. City.
l. a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-08
lIr.punc 5 special.

MoNocAcY, July /
IIarper's Ferry is still held by the rebels
who have siarp-shnotcrs styrct,d in houscj
md in fences to prevent our men from on
ing down the Heights.
Wallace had sharp fightwitb Vbcls
last night, bu, cannot d.slqdge then from
tncr ilding place.
The rebels last night vt frsfo the bridge
at harper Ferry, testlD@fng % feet trcatle
work and the wYa4-work under the span on
the viry.w1 SIDE.
Gen Wallace, who has established his
headquarters for th{ present here. sent Col
Cliniclni.l, with Il Force Of cavalry and two
guns, to iecl the clJ cmy, with orders to pro-
coed H. lar Boo3esporo.
Cliidorlnn met the enemy about mile
east OF Mrldlctotn. and had d BRISK sklr-
mlsh He touif1 the enemy in superior
numbers, but dfcw hm ON towards frcdcr-
lex, AMI then J,owed him battle
In the mcan,ime Wallace, reinforced by
Col. Glpin and Major Talbot, tabl< position,
three quarters of u mile east OF FREQ, rick
and was Il lacked by the rcbcls.i
The battle opened about ) +. D., and was
continued ior three hours
Col. sGllpn's command di@odeed and
drove l'~rk Ibs enss.ss'- .lAxss~ uui.s
the Tine 'ns %t,'' ry 1 iI's was
Our men, the s,h Illinois Cavalry, Col.
Clendcrinln LIST battalion OF artillery, Capt
Alexander, and 100 men from In ONO rey,-
mcnt, fought bravely
The object Of the fight waj to hold pos
SESSION 81 the bridge across tht Monacacy al
Frederick junction. This 81 very in, l,ur.
taht, us requirements are erroutc and will
arrive tonight Tor ilarper's Efrry.
Gen. Wallace informs m( he will hold
Frederick.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-08
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
nsme Ct blttcrs put az in quart bottles compound
ed OF the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from % to !" cent per gallon the taste dis
9iiiSed by An,cc or Coriandcr Seed
This class Of Bttcrs haze caused and will con
tinuc to cause a long rs they be sold, humid
reds ~ die the death of drulikard l,v their
use iac system is kept continually under the in
fueGse 81 alcoholic st,inuiants Of the worst kind
the desire for Liquor is created and kept IN. and
the rrsni. : all the horrcrs attendant upon a
drunk ard life ard d. a;h
Fof tliose who desire and will have a Liauor
Btters'we publish Che following receipt: Get
ONE BOTTLE OF llooFLANp's GERMAN BIr4rRs and
mix with three OF, ARTS OF coon Bg,xgY or Wufs-
Ky, and the result will be a preparA lion that will
ENcsL il medical virtue and true excclency any
Of the Liquor IitterS IN The world aud will cosr
MICH LESS. You receive ali the virtues of linpf-
lands blttcrs IL connection with good article Of
Liquor. a i much les price than these inferior
preparations cGst you