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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-29
Geld Market.

New York, Sept. 28.
Gold opened frmer this morning under
the. heavy pressure to cover ihs shorts of
the last two or three days. Il opened at
203a, afterwards touching 204a, declin
ed at $50 p. m. to 2Oo1 At 2.3O q
rumor thae Petersburg had fallen pu. the
price down TO 1876.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-29
Fort Monroe, Sept. 81.

The steamer Swan from City Point ha'
arrived -xnd reports I'll quiet il Iroat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-29

New York, Sept. 20.
Gold closed 1t 20R4 at evening Ex-
change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-29

New York, Sept. %.
Gold closed 1t 2e9. bat sferwasas sold
At 1gg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-29

Although there at present existing large Dnnbfr
or Lair teaes computing r pnAiic patronage hy fire.
anent and repeated tgeracIs Of their peculiar prop
critics. vet II is well known MANY who unier the
necessity ~ rtin- . tn il aid t they uncertain
in fhtf- rts The frequent inquiries mich have bf-n
mad el the subscriber tcnb- sh M could
ran. fer certainty cf effect Hn3 hsrmteSsncss hsve
dnc@d him 10 hetaw tn~~h time -f in thr rrodnc
ten of oie which should possess these qualities.
rcs ~ experiments lave enabled him . all
difficulties and II ss of Erstfcaton 20 him 20
fni his lah3rs crowned v ith cempiete Success
Cabus ieir Tonic Is dYe hut 81 a:ivereStorss
grey hair its natural rcior. impsrs rsturr ard
glossy appearance ihe hair. danaruf, cures
ernptions and all diseases ~ the skin.
Persona disposed IT, become hali by cnstant aai
cao. and OF the Tonic restore their hair and scalp
to its former healthy condition
TESTI MOyIAE4s.
We, the unler-gnsd hereby certify that the Tonic a
asorre Cahus worthy Of the confidence Of tie
ty Having tried the re.onlIa il for its great
merits
JeAn A. Graham VI. n. Alexander, Special Ags. Z o
Daparfnent; Vim. Funk, kensaEsra. .iaeob Whitman
Ill, Charles Smith, K.okuk; VIM Leighton TX Mayor.
rNPrice IS certs per Bottle. literal discount t,
ths trsde. sept-s-d6mo
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
~ To'THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
s-755- OFFICE OF THE PARAMOUNT AND
- Arch Street City Passenger Railway Company,
No. 1862 CALLOWHIII. Street

No. 1862 CALLOWHILL Street
PHILADELPHIA, December 10, 1874.
Notice is by given the Stockho dcrs uf the Fair
mount and Arch Street City Passenger Railway COM
Iy that Nj citing Of the sockho ers win be held At
TIE once or the Company, No. 1862 CALLOWHlLL
Street on THURSDAY, the 29h instant, at 4 O'Clock p
70 af into consdera ion the made ths
day between the directors and Managers 4 toe Hes'nn
vie, Mautua, and tarmnu Passenger Ra lr0ad Com
p1ny AZ the Directors and Managers Of the FarmOuu
and Arch Street City Passenger Railway Company. for
ne mer.ing and consolidation Of the CIrporut rights,
powers, privileges franchises and property Of the air
mount and Arcn Street City Passenger Railway Company
into and with the Hestohvihe. Martua and Falrm unt
fassei ger Railroad Company and 10 the adoption
or reiscIi1n OF the same.
-. li-wfm &c G. B DUNCAN President.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. City and County o. Philadelphia

J&OhH & !, la mALL0MElI Si rs, JOsEfn y: EEANb
The audi appointed by the Court report tho dstr-
button of fund produced by sherhs sale under tho
above WRIT OF all that TAln three story brick messuazo
tenement back builoIgs, and lot piece OF ground
situate the east aide Of Eleventh street the distance
OF three hundred and four feet sOuthwaTd from the
aide Of GaTd street. IA the Twentieth ward Of the city
Philadelphia containing In front breadth said
Eleventh street seventeen feet ncludlng the
thereof the southernmost half part Of an alley ree feat
IN width by the whole depth Of the thereby granted
and extending length depth eAstw Of that Ud
seventy feet ton and half inches to four fosf
wide alley ieafing northward and oOmmunicat with
the said three feet wide alley subject 10 the yearly ground
rent OF fb2 will attend 70 the dnpes his aent on
WEDNESDAY the 9eth day OF December A. II. 1854 at
sS O'Clock r. NJ at hs siee. No it2 5. EIGHTH sHesi
philadelphia when and where all parties
present her elACus they will be debArTed rom coming
In on said funa
lS-i6'les I0IE 3, CoLAHAN, ,.Audilor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

CGRRKg OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL,
~ PHILADELPHIA, December 2. 1864.
In pursuance of the annexed Iesoluuos, The following
bill, en.itltd
IAN ORDISAECE
CREATING LOAN 40 PAY CESTATN DEFICIFE-
CIER IN TIRE EAR 1864, AND rRFVIOUSYEARS.
Is hereby uuhhshed IN accordance vita the Of Assem-
by, for pubic Information. -
VIM. r. SMALL,
Clerk Of Common Council.
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AN ORDINANCE
CREATING A LOAN 10 Pay CERTAIN
DEFICIESCiEs or THE YEAR 1864,

DEtlClENClEh OF THE YEAR 1864,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils Of the Cfty
Of Philadelphia do Ordain--
That the Mayor Of Philadelphia be and be ia hereby Su-
horZ6d 70 borrow the credit Of the city from time
time, such sums OF money may be Necessary for the
payment Of such deficiencies exist, which may
exist on the first day OF January 1865 In the approprR
tons 70 The several departments OF the city
0f the year eighteen hundred and sXty four for
Yious years not exceeding I'm the whole the sum OF two
millions hve hundred thousand dollars, for which
rest not to exceed the rate Of six cenum annum
shall be paid hafyeary, the hrst days Of January
The principal Of said loan shan be payable and paid
At the expiration Of thirty years from the date Of the
same and not before without the consent Of the holders
Nereofi and the certificates therefor In the usual brm Of
Aunts the lenders may require but not for any frao
uOnal part Of hundred dollars, or, II required In
amounts Grave hundred thousand dollars; and Il
shall be expressed In said certificates that the said loan
free from all ta1es.
Beeton O. Whenever any loan shah be made BY Virtus
thereof there shall be BY force Of this ordinance RuRy
appropriated Of the esme Of the corporate
ard from the raised by taxation, sufficient
pay the interest on said cerhcAe and the further
Oh thIee-tentha Of one per eentum on the par
priated quarterly out Of said income and slnk
Ing fund.- which hnd, aud It's accumulation hereby
especially peoged Tor the redemption and payment Of said
certificates. -
To publish Loan Bill TO pay Dehcieneiea.
Resolved That the erk be authorized 10 publish In two
daily newspapers Of this city, daily for four weeks, the
9rdI snee presented TO Com1aon Council On Thursday,
AN OrdnAnce Gns Loan to pay Certain Deficiencies
ofthe year 1874, aud previous years"
And the taid Clerk at the statsd nesting Of CouneS
AsI the expiration Of four weeks hom the nrs day OF
publication, shall present to this Council Of each
hAYS boon mads. nt4W
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
f.7I{7a MEMORIAL
THE GREAT C8 NTRAL FAIR
yoR THE
U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, JUNE, 1854
BY CHARLES J. sTILLR.
PRroE FIVE DOLLARS


UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,
PHILADELrIJA AGEECY, No 1907 CHEsSUr STREET,
December l5 lss4
To the HeUier' ofMs ParioUs CoH.ulses ef he Grsai
CsnfrGi FdU 60
ThesAEITARY COMMISSION bers 10 announce that
the "HlsTOR or THE FAIR prepared by No.
HlllLE az tho request or the Executive Cammit tee is
IehIy for delivery. IL forms elegant quarto
volume Of more thar TWO hundred pages s printed the
nuett paper ~ The "CaNtOu HTess Of Messr Sherman
Co., and Is Illustrated with photographs ~ Of the
more inert sting brcts Of tho Exhibition Ielnt1ns
account OF the urn ana progress the Pair dptcrp
uOu of tie dlierent Departments; sta rmeut OF the
financial esuit; ION lt u al tho Committee e'c, ets
Ab THIS WOrE Is doFFned primarily f1r me members Of
re various 9inmiitee, aud Hnlted ed.dDn only mas
been rrltefrt has bceu thOrsht best 90 plas it in
delivery.
THose who desire comics w p'easr eB on or address
HI a. az No 33 :. SIXTH rect, second sJ0-y.
Aif Simon wi cell thute who may not be 40 e 20
souWuu.cate with him.
E.B.-Wul be ready for delivery on WEDNEsD ~,
glst INST. l2-lT
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE

Estate OF JANE ADELAIDE MULHOLLAN, a Minor.
The Auditor Appaiuted by the Court to audit settle and
adjust the account OF the Pennsylvania Company for
Lives and granting Annues, Guardian OF the
Estate Of Jane Adelaide MuhOgn, minor, and TO
dsrbu ton OF the balance In the hAuds Of accountant
viii meet the parties interested for the purposes OF his
appointment Tuesday December II, 1864, at oclOck
r NJ at his oniee, No. III Walnut street, in the City or
Phuadti tiphia.
l2-l2- -mWfb bt JOHN CLAYTON, Auditor
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Of premises hereinafter described, that wuts
OF sctrg JdciIS HpOn the 10 lowing Clam fnr Paving
against said preis VIII be issusd Asr turee months
from this date said claims paid.
LEWIS q. CASSIDY, Attorney for Claimant,
No 2lS S. SIXTH street.
City to use ofE Buol ley vs.. Andrew heSeely owner
&c. G.. p June Term, lSGt; No. Lot and frame stable
northeast side of Abigail street 20 feet southeast OF
Amber street, Nil e'eehh Ward, containing rs fee 'front.'
and 90 feet deep 70 Amber street. Claim SO9 fr paving
Same vs. same Q. 4 June Term, 1854; No. T. Lot
and three story brick dwelling uthWOs si1c q Ali
gail street, and northwest side OF Emma street. 70 eot
front, 20 feet deep. Claim S43 10 for paving
Same same, c, Z, June Term, 1874 No 4. Lot and
three ttOFy brick dwelling southeast side ~ Amber
street and southwest side Of Abigail street. 70 feet 'front.'
20 f8ct soep Clam 20, for paving
Same John 7. Jones owner, 40. @. 2. September
Term, 1888; No So Lot of ground and brick building,
situate northwcsterlY " Girard avenue and
Morton street Elshsouh WsTd s feet on Grard avenue
" feet de, D.. Claim 693 lG, for paving
Same same 10. O September Term, 1854 No T.
Lo and eel ar wans northwest side n dirard sVsaue,
bcginnnR At l0l feet southwest from Morris sNoot,
II hteepth ward. tho nee northwest at IJT-.n
str et 60 feet inches TO point eace ~ feet 81
inches point, thence northeast 40 feet ~ inches
Norris sTee thence southeast along Norris street 90 ee
20 Grnrd avenue thence sOuthwcstery AOHg Grsrd
nue. ol rect TO place Of beginning. Claim Sil725 for
paving. lO22-ml3t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
IN NM ORPHANs, COURT FOR TuR

4 CITY and County of Philadelphia.
ESlAIE OF JOHN Bt iLER, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given 60 al parties Interested that
PIERCE BUTLER surviving Trustee under The Lass WIN
and testament OF JOHN BUTLEH, deceased has 10 ed u
the Cce OF the CLERK OF said COurt, his as .uch
Trustee and that the WIN be presented 20 the said
Court on The 20tA day OF January, A. d. 1865 r coudr-
nation snd allowance. EDWIN A. MERRGCk,
IL g. thts Clerk D. q.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
IN BuKRAu OF SrKAM ENaINRRhINc Z

December 1854
Sealed Proposals win be received a. this Bureau unit
meridian January 10 1860, for the Iron described In the
following classes Esch bid must be for eutiTe
class, AID tre price t0 be round for the de
lyeTed a. the respective Navy ards No payment vii
be made untn the whole ID dcyero4 delivery to com
nence IN twelve days afer not tcalon ~ acceptance
bid 70 proceed nuruay, ard the whole be delivered
IN two mo hs thereafter
The contract VIII be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder the right beng Of rejecting the west Did
II It be deemed eXOrbant.
The usual guarantees viii be required aud the con.
tract will be dated tho day the notice Of acceptance
given.
Printed schedules and instructions can be obtained By
application 10 the BuTelu
Proposals be d eced 90 the Chief Of the Bureau
of Steam FngiueeTiu., and endorsed "orOJOsals fol
Iron that they may be distinguished from other business
letters,
The following the classes required at the respective
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
= OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

EOTTCE TO SHAREIOLDEt5.
The Shareholders OF this company arc notified that,
under Res luton Of the Boa OF Direct RS they ID
the stock OF the Company he amount
OF TEN PER CENT. on their respective interest, as
shown Dy their books Of the I'd instant.
zach shareholder en- ied TO fractional part ofa share,
under the Of the Resolution, shall have the priv
lege OF subscribing full share the payment Of nty
dollars.
This Stock win be issued at the value OF h1y dol
lars Accrued n terest at SN PER CENT. VIE
be charged the lst instant until payment is made.
The Books for subscription and payment will be Ooen
MONDAY, the Th instant and VIII close the Slbt
Of December next after which further subscriptions
viii be received under m resolution.
Il-ls-u2-3l THOMAsT FIRTH Treasurer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
Grenina 0eIeaEapIl
FRIpAY, DRcRMDER 81. Ia.
THE LAMP UPON -ruE RAILWAY
ENGIgE


Shining IN its silver cell,
Like a hermit, calm and quiet,
Though so near Il, hot as hell,
Furious fires rave and riot
Posted as an eye Ia front,
Mid the steam aud smoke, an singcidg
Steadily bears all the brun',
The lamp upon the railway engine.
So. thou traveller Of life,
In the battle round thee crashing
Heed no more the stormy strife
Than a rock the hiilOws dashing
Through this dark AID dreary night
Vexing fears, and cares unhingng,
Shine, o mind aOft, alight
The lamp upon the railway engine,
BY the oil of grace we'll fed
Ever on the future gtZus,
Let The star within thy head,
Steadily and calmly blazing,
Hold upon ice duIcOus way
Thr ugh each ordeal un,linching,
Trimm'd 10 puru Oh dlwn OF day,
The lamp upon the railway engine.
Safe behind a crystal shield,
Though the wafer deIugo drench as,
Faith iOrO.ds u soul 70 yield,
And no hurricane can qucnch us;
No though forced along by fate
Alta ptce so swift and swinging,
Calmly shine, in silver state,
Ye lamps on every railway engine.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
JOHN CLAYToN. AndILtr.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE
City and County Of philadelphia.

Estate Of AMUEL DERRlOKsON, deceased.
Tho Auditor appointed by the Court 20 audit sate and
adjust the account Of ABKAM II. DERHICKS0N, EIecu-
tor OF the estate OF SAMUEL DERRICKSON. deceased,
and to report distribution Of the balance la the hands OF
the accountant, viii meet the parties Interested for the
purposes Of his appointment Monday January y 1855
nj O'Clock r. NJ, at his Office, NO. ~ s. SIXTH street. up
IL H-wim5t MOSES A. DRoPsIE, Auditor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23
C,HIEF oUARTERMAsTER's oFFICl

- PmtADEuHlA, December ~, Is}~
Sealed rroposnls win be received at This Office unuf
the suhuylkiu Arsenal " th the following articles
84asdG4 dark blue Kersey, army standard.
Torafe Caps, army standard.
Cavalry Boots, army standard,
CartCens, n corrugated army standard.
Camp HatChcts, army standard.
Infaftry Drums, coHp'o e, full .zo army st1haard.
Hail inch Sky blue sir Lace, army standard
sWponder Buttons. army standard.
Cautoen Corks, mounted army standard.
2OtOo white oat Hoop Poles 20 work 10 feet long.
l8tCu hickory Hoop Poles, 10 work ~ feet long.
l6tCO white Oak Hoop Poles, to work toet long.
l2NO hickory lor p Poles 20 worl, feet long.
The Hoop Roles % be sound and perfect in every
sptct, and TO he delivered monthly as requ red.
10000 Ieet Sd common white oine boards.
An the cut and wrought Nails that may be required
the S6i l'SS5 Ssis2sl, isool I,i: Cd, 3d. 3D. roa.
Wrourlt Nails-6d si.
Samples OF which can be seen a. this o0lce;
All the Packing Boxes that may be required for the
1868. SamDles Of which can be seen at the SChuyl
Arsenal and specilcatons as to size, KIND etc., can
All the staio1sy tsat may be required for this on
ard the Schuy Kill ArsCnu for the year 1855 consist
Of printed snks; cap, lat-er, note AMI envelope papo
envelopes; pens ink etc. specifications Of which can
Sampler Of all the above articles Of fstauonery must
samples OF sHch articles as are required to be Of aru
Tacn bid must be guaranteed by two responsible pc
sor, whoAe srnature' must be appended otHe g1ara
tee dHd cerfsd TO, as being good and sufficient scouf
for the amount involved, by some public tunctonary
the United States.
fily comply trtM me requirements OF this Rdyerusemei
win not be considered.
guarantee required eRcu id. be had on applca
this office, and none others, when do not emb ace
guarantee will be considered; nor will any prOI osal
considered which does ncy strictly conform to tins requ
monts therein saCd.
The BIDS wil ttate ne number OF quantity OF ca
BIDS mast he endorsed Proposals for Army su
plies, stating the particular article bro @ tor ,,,,,
70 22-7 Colonel Quartermaster's Department
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OFFICE, TwELF

nUARTERhASIEh , OtflCE, lWELF
W and GIRAltD Streets.
rHuApFLrutA, Pa December % lrt
Sealed Proposals will be received a. this office unit
ociook NJ, on WEDNESDAY, December ., 1854, i1r
Immediate delivery a. fhe United states StOroho
Hanover Street Wharf. Of the folio Finr, viz &c.
700 feet Of Oak. tanned. Double iivot.d Lea her II
10 inches outside circumference, with Jones impro
couplings.
The above described TO be Of the best quality, and
jectto the inspection OF an inspector appointed on the
Of The Government.
Ricdors will state price, 20 include delivery, botl
writing and haures the quantity bid for, and time OF
livery.
Zach hid must bc guaranteed bv two responsible D
sous, whose signatures must be appended to tho guar
tee and CertihCd 20 as being good and sufficient
for the amount involy d, by the United states J
rlc Judge, Attorney or collector other public on
UtfoiwiEe he bid viii not be considered
The right is reserved TO reject all bids Il deemeL
B, order Of Colonel HERMAN BIGGs, Chief Quar
mafttr.
GEORGE r. ORME,
l2-22.H Captain and Assistant QuartermEsts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

A writer in thu Jefferson County N. W
Inton has made some calculations relative
TO the number Of men killed thus far in this
war, aud gives following results:
There has been enough already slain so en-
circle our State If their dead bodies were
laid in Oh continuous line
II they where placed in collins and corded
they would count thitry-nine thousand
cords
If laii in Z wall twenty-five feet thick apd
thirty feet isigl, it would be over one and
onetouith miles in length
Il five feet thick and ten feet high. the
Pile would reach across this State.
II plled upon ten acre lot. they wonll
be neat'y two hundred feet high.
And il Ibid npon the ground they would
cover every foot IF 50 ! in Jefferson county
sovcpty-fiye thousand tons of human
blood have been spilled in bikes soil
enough to turn eyer ~p;nple IN lowell. and
u IT." tears We're added to the food j. would
turn the machinery Of the continent; and
the unas aiding ~iells would fill every ocean
sail
The one-half has moi yet been told The
millions OF wounded and manned for life
must be taken into accout in SUMMING nm
the grand total Of evils incident to this
bloody and fana,ical war.
An i the end is not vet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02


We Yesterday tTcaierd in a somewhat joe
uar vein the ,deaof No9trwSs'ern Con
tcdc.acy, Or. Father. the aheseu consPracy
for ~ e Establishment. In"se VINO hS~ pr"
(esssto regard such cons.fnsaion ~
,,robal,,c are the ones advocating puuic Vi
,eics the success OF vhic.i VIII render u me
viiable. The continuance OF the wa On
nre-,ut terms is As certain 10 result IN Tie
,nalcncndcuce Of the seeded States n night
and dav are 20 follow each othc-. II Is just
a. c.itain tia, the different sections OF the
r.r,,blc. after oae extended division, vii
alIy themselves with such portions as can
and will most practically assist IN the al
yancemcnt o. their respective interests.
Tie price + nationality will 10 great eI
tent be destroyed when the nation i shorn
Of half its proportions, and the people viii
look for ncw organizations adapted to the
ex,genci.s OF their position
Iae administrator cwspapers are no"
circulating a remark cf Pr sident Jefferson
ton hing the necessity to the whole country
of the free ma. CATION ofihc Mississippi ana
orr po,scsSion IF Nc.Y Orleans W hat his
saga its iaresaw experience las amply de
ncn.t.a,ed; and il is to bc regretted that
those whenow quote him with - much sat
i,facsion should have helped TO plunge the
nation into u va. ,hcn threatens to place
half The lcagth OF the river under the CON
troll of foreign and antagonistlc power.
T. is much more 10 lr regretted that thfy
demand the prosecution 81 the war inaef
measures Which render such result Ger
tain. !,
The Northwest intends T. lave and VII
| have. free access to the ocean III every ~
rection. Those v 10 imagine Tat She ~.
| in a,iv event submit 10 be ehlt ~. and "a
! her industry to pay oXaetions leTied y
those who oNs,ruct hor approach g the y.
ial.rie. know ycry lit.lc Of her purposes ard
! determination. She does not propose t.
pag l.ilutc. ard in ease ot the disruption
| Of he republic, viii make her own terms.
She Will treat with whom andas she pIeascs
and The history o. the present contest has
given abundcnl evidence of her capacity 70
maintain her just rights.
What she may do when, If ever, it be
comes necessary 10 dissolve the bonds now
ccmenting her with the Union, she will do
openly. Why should she not What
combination on this continent need She then
fear. Consc;ou, Of her strength. She will
SUDIit " ilD ikiAtdtipii t'ii@Nt'bH ~ ''iN -
cossitg tor its proper use, she viii attempt
none She wants the Union. If is be
denied, She knows her capacity to make
| terms with whatever section She treats ai-
ter rs dissolution
She IS plotting for 10 separate confcde.-
acv 1t was not for this che entered Tie
gar. She j. engaged no con>pirac'es. i
secret societies exist IN opposing political
parties within her limits, these organized
by one begot the other. Mon Leagues
are the parents Of all other sdcret politica
order. within her boundarice. II any o
them attempt 10 defy law, they will be sap
pre- ,cd oy popular Indignation. If tho.
whose i1t. il is to execute the law dcty II
II iugsln. with ballot bexe. the peop',
wil not work in secret to vindlci c its su-
| nr.Inac.. - Alcaua Iinaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
Fatal Thunder storm in lscOr.
.isa.-Ei..Et Soldiers allied and
Twenty Wounded.

A correspondent writes from General
Sherman : army: "Oa the i-ih Of July,
ticn. logan moved his corps over ;lie bridge
nullt by Dodgc. During the evening one
Of the severcst thunder storm, # the season
anne up from Tie rolth. For two hours
he Eighteenth. Was inccs,ant-i continual
sheet of Zane. peculiarly brilliant and icrcc.
One coult not shut it out with lighted can
Hes n camp fires, al IN ANY manner avoid
the pain. which the fearful hrillaney pro-
duced upon his eyes. The thunder WAS of
the kind peculiar to ths coun ry- broken
and diSloin;ed into short, sharp explosive
report like artillery.
During the storm .igh, men were Killed
md some twenty n.ured by .lGha"'9e- '..tnr
= ~. NC "oil Killed = negro driver and
tarce mules near the bridge Another fired
II bnt one gun in a stack nf muskets An
other still, struck q dead tgce, killed three
men of battery 7, ID t. $. artillery, and
wounded nine others.