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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-12-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25


New YoRK. Oc' PA Washington dis
patch says Gen. Dix's course in ordering
pursuit Of st. Adams bandits a-aoss the
Canadian border will be sustained.
II is now alleged tna' Stanton will be Of
fcred the Chief JUST eship, and that Cam
ron, Banks and Butler are mentioned for
the War Department ~
Refugees froia the Shenandoah Valley
report, Notwithstanding the devastation by
Sheridan, l.lcre IL still an immense quantity
on the outside oil the track taken by our
| army.
Gen. Ricketts, physicians say if he gets
through the next two weeks without re-
| newcd hemorrhage of his wound, he viii be
all right.
Letters from New Orleans say immense
quantities of cotton have been sent INTO
| Mexico from Texas, where American and
European spectators are buying it up at
comparative small figure.
| Upwards of 30 rebel prisoners at Point
Lookout have taken the oath + allegiance
Officers of the Veteran Reserve Corps
have been put on the same footing VIII!
regular army officers.
The Palmetto says the latest advces re
port the average deaths dai y in Charleston
from ", How ieyer at 90 Also that rebe
papers are filled with obituaries Of distin
guished SoulheIners, and discussions o
peace and reconstruction. On the whole
| their tone is very favorable to US, and show
| great change within the last few months.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25
NEWS
M TELEGR.sPH.

Nrw York. Oct. 25-Thc Tribune's cor
respondent with the Army Of the James,
I'd saws at dawn this morning one Of our
and arteries, in charge of Capt. Ashby,
10. s 81 n. Y. artillery, opened on the
rebe, feet in James river abouta mile above
Cox's Landing, with 90 and 81 pound shell
md quickly sent their wooden gun',oats TO
the proteciin, wings Of TT. Darling and
.haig oti.er shore batteries The iron clad
rams. however, stood fire and returned the
commitment for an hour or more. until one
of their smoke st OK, vas nearly shot away
and one Of our shells expoded in the after
part Of the Richmond. killing gunner and
wouuding three seaInan-whsn, having had
. vigorous pounding from our shells, ey
one by one fled away out Of range TO
place of safety, leaving an sarthwork which
the rebels have lately constructed on the
west side of The James to continue the duel
with Capt. Ashhy's battery and ano'her Of
our forts lower down the river. This rebel
work sent 100 pounde's in return for Capt.
Asiby's 90 and 3O-pound shell, but received
those Of same caliber from our lower bat
terry. and tina ly discontinued the duel.
The resul. Of the mornings work was to
rive the whole re el feet upward Of mile
from the point in the river where they had
re entity been stationed One wooden gun
boat was seriously and an lron clad ram
considerably injured. Our casualties are
summed up in the loss Of = leg by Michael
Lyn IA, orderly to Capt. Ashby, from frag-
ment Of n shell, which at the same time
killed the horse ON which he was mounted
mi tLis avent there has been no firing al
Dutch Gap since yesterday noon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25


Nsw foRK, Oct. 2i--The Hcrald's Cha,
tanooga correspond nj SAYS the theatre O.
.ar has been transferred to Whitfield
Walker and lade counties, over the north
ei1 hprdcr 81 Georgia, in which large forces
q rebel infantry are operating, and US,
Rome as a base Of supplies, which ar.
brought on the G. osa river. Rome was
abandoned by our forces. Rcseca was hce
against attack aud The road torn up again
and TIll,on AN Dalton were cap nrcd
Ring gold, rnnnell Hill and Cleveland wcr,
eva uatcd. and a concentration Of the Union
forces made at Chattanooga
II Hoods army was as s rong ss when Il.
tnok il in hand it could not take Chattanoo.
ga. BY the fight with the rear guard oi
Hoods main army our troops have got be.
tween him and his detached forces. Hoods
great aim evidently was 10 get TO Alabama,
but he was shut out by range OF noun.
tains, and his army obliged to subsist on
roasted corn.
The gold market exhibits considerable
strenglh--the result. it IL understood, Of q
vigorous combination TO bull. The market
price opened at 50 l2t under large pur.
chasers fr rise, ana touched 81 iGa he
Tore nom. Since noon it has continued
fi'm and unchanged al s2.lsk
The Commercials Washington special
SAYS dtn. Augur's plan TO prevent guerrilla
. tacks on sailroad trains, works cxccllentIy.
Since seccssionists have been compelled to
ride on the cars, no guernIlas hsvs appear.
ed on the line.
The hail boat from City Point to-day
brings nothing new.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

New YORK, Oct 25.-The Hcralds Chat
tanooga correspondent, of the 18th. says
Sherman Is not pushing Hood, but rather
managing, if possible. to coop him up i'll the
Valley and starve him to death
Hood has wofully failed in finding or cap
turing supplies. He is trying his best to
avoid fight, and att mpted 10 sneak back
through Snake Greek Gap. but finding tina,
outlet blocked up, he abandoned the at
tempt.
This IN rning he is reported mile ard a
half below Fayette. Sherman is perhaps
six niles from him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

Two PRoNiNEvr AccEss.oSs TO THE Nc
cLEiLAN RANNs.--Naipr W. i. lIcpburn,
who Is Wi an iayorablv known through
ont the -,lte. and VIII, has been recognized
~ the rcpupl.an party as one .; its mos,
worthy members who has been Clerk OF
the House Of Rcplcscpi aiiycs, Judge Advo-
cate on General Grants stall, Major Of tn,
"a io"a cavalry, and who has also held sew
era.l civil oil IS Of trust aud honor, has sir.
MI ms determination 10 supper! ihe cause
q Little Ma The MAJOR is now ut Iowa
City, and wil $ ,on be heard FROM
Captain McCornick OF Mari IN county.
who was elected last fall representative
by tie republicans % that county, Is now a
meinb OF the General Assembly, and who
has Just retired from the arm. i, s.unnpinc
Marion county for Mcclellan and the deino-
cratic ticket.
How comes it that such prominent re
pub'nsns, fresh from service IN the army,
arc working Tor the success Of Mcclellan
II means that such noble patriots as Hep
barn and Mct"sinsk see in the re election
IT LIN on the total destruction vf the coun.
iry.-Upscattac Cosritr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

Nrw York. OF. 25.-The Richmond pa
per, Z. f the I'D contain the following;
Earl,'~ defeat by sheridan is achnowled-
ed b, the rebel prisoners, as wei as by
Ea,ly himself who admits that he lost 30
pieces of artillery, but claims that the main
pursuit Of h'n di1 not amount to much, as
onh cavalry were engaged IN II. Our In
taniry who Le says .lered more severely
pcins too badly demorallzed to follow.
The Richmond Enquirer says all the
camp equi,age captured in the morning,
vas re taken hy the IN my, and that al
.,lia,burg. the cap urcd artillery becoming
mixed up in the street with some Of their
,an h oneb the liberalization OF the Di-
vision was abandoned by night.
Til same paper says oar army was IN
New Market. worn out with taii cue, per
picked and mortified with the results OF the
laws operatlons. Only one thousand III
i,ilcd ana wounded, and small number OF
mep captnaed Is the estimate of rebel cas-
ualties b tbs varacious sheet an order
issued by Richmond War office, conscript>
one fifth OF the employees in the ordnanc"
and sister Bureaus, thus receiving 1000 to
he military force.
ne oitCf Is cnfiS!ucftU bTCacn OF IiiLN
AID lives srca, dissatisfaction. but it show 5
tAc straits to which the rebels are reduced.
\ recent demonstration OF al least 600
Yankee infantry from Suffolk towards Wei
ION, \ C., is mentioned ny Il e Goldsboro
J0urnai.
I.ongs'rcct in an order dated the 9th,
takes comna,.d Of his Old list c rps, rclicy-
my Anderson.
\ number OF boys, called the Junior Re
,,rse Of North Caro- ia. n q consisting al
one reg mcnt and a lattalon. have offered
their ) rvlces to the rebel government and
been received and placed in the trenches at
Richmond
The Augusta Chronicle SAYS Gen. Slo-
cum, who holds Atlanta, ha contracted his
lines materially SO much SO as TO leave
part of the city out in the cold
lverson, the rebel Colonel in the vicini-
ty. made dash through this part without
suffering any damage
The Macon Intellgencer says the rebels
here are making arrangements to cnt er AT.
lanta and securely hold it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-An arrival from
the army Of the Potom 9 reports that heavy
firing was heard nearly oil Saturday night,
iewasda ~ James Atves, 1Ypsssbtly NJ
our gunboats.
The enemy~ sheiied a working party at
Dutch Gap canal most Of the day, but with
no effect.
The Richmond papers Of the 92d, &C
knowledge defeat in the Shenandoah Val
ley, and they lost twenty three guns, and
1000 killed and wounded, With few pris-
Oncrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25
49, bfoodrdv. No Yo,f.

4vv 0vO0d0dv, NeW YORK..
The attention Of the public and the trade is in
vited 10 our New Scale I Octave Rosewood Piano
Fortes, which for volume and purity Of tone are
unrivaled BY any hitherto offered II this market.
They contain all the modern improvements,
French. Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron Frame.
Over strung BASS, &C., and each instrument being
made nnder the personal supervision Of Mr.. III.
CRovEsrEES. who has had practical experience
Of over 81 years in their manufacture. is futfy
aarsanttd il cry particular.
The "Groresteen Piano Forte receiced the
higiest dnard of merit orsr all others at
the CeleJrotcI Worid's Fair.
Where exhibited instruments from the best
makers OF l. ndon, PARIS, e'r.iany, Philadelp his
Baltimore Boston ami New York and -lso al
the American Institute for FIVE successive years
the 90 and silver medal OF which can be seer
at our ware-roOm
BY the introduction Of improvements we nakt
q still more perfect Piano Forte. ana By rianufac
turin largely, with q strictly cash system. arr
enabled to offer these Instruments Ut o price
which will preclude aii competitor.
Prices-Ao. /. Seven Octave, round corners
Rosewood plain case, s2I'; No. 2, Z Octave
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XIV STYLE, 1870 Terms. Net Cash. in curren
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

WAvnNGroy, Oct 24--Admiral Porter
communicates 10 the Navy Department the
capture Of the steamer Nevada, a blockade
runner OF 600 tons cargo. with 800 h;.les Of
-ot,on, by the UnitcI States steamer Fort
Jackson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25
New Treatment.
nsENTEE.y' NOAElT.lL

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Women and children. Sexual diseases byspep-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

New YoRK, Oct. 25.-The Times Wash.
ngton special says the ll2th New York
Regiment have voted as follows: Lincoln
2S1 Mcclellan .. Fenton 294 unanm us.
The ls9th voted Union 4sl, Dem cratic Il
The ballots viii he forwarded by mad to
The several proxie, designated by votes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

q Nervous Debility. Sentinel
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y cured himself and hundreds Of hers and vii.
tell you nothing but the truth. Address ~;,b
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25
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To Coal Dealers.


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~ on hand the best quality Of Provisions.
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venpOrt. .nyl4-diy
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MANUFACfUkER AND DEALER IN
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ami { led vafinbs otAe. IWfns thos ~ YAM "WN
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-25

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The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26

WHEN General Butler was apprised that
the rebels had sent cut cclored prisoners to
work on their entertainments, he Immediately
notified the Confederate agent. that the ont
rage must be stopped, or he should promptly
retaiiate Gen. Ewell agreed to reply to the
communication at II O'Clock the next day.
but noon having arrived. and no answer
being received, Gen. Batler ordered that an
equal number ofrebel prisoners should be set
to work on the Dutch Gap Canal-that they
should be served with the same rations as
our men, viz: one pound of flour and one third
of a pennd bacon, daily, and that they shonld
labor ten hours per day. Nothing can be
more to the point than those prompt measures
on the part of Gen. Butler
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26

SMART-VERY.-At Whiskytown, in this
county, Democrat (?) who had been much
talked to in regard to the manner in which
he should vote, finally determined that be
would take neutral ground, and not vote the
Presidential ticket at all SO on visiting the
polls, Union ticket was handed him, when
he quietly tore off the names of Lincoln and
johnson and voted the balance. The Silver
Mountain Bulletin gives us another instance
where a shrewd Democrat in that county vo.
ted g red back" telling the boys he was
going for the Union The ticket was marked
and on examination it was found this cum
ming euss had marked out A be and Andy and
interlined Mcclellan and Pendleton. the bal
ance of the ticket being. undisturbed When
we consider the amount ofstudy these shrewd
fellows bad given to the subject, the result is
wonderful
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
A s...,x.~- Uo.rux or . HrRo.-Peter

A SENTIMENT WoRTHY OF HERo.-feter
Donahue relates to us an incident connected
with the death of our respected townsman,
John p Buckley, which, for the sake OF the
example, and for the honor of a truly loyal
mans memory, re think should be made
public On the afternoon of the accident
which cost most valuable life, Donahue
rode up to the residence of Buckley, ands on
entering the house, was shocked to hear that
the injured foot had been already amputated.
Entering the room in which the surgeons
were dressing the mu.ilated limb, Donahue
advanced to the sde of his suffering friend,
and remarked, as he pressed his hand, with
deep emotion, This is terriblel' The suf-
ferer, looking up with a calm smile, said -
. Yes, this is terrible for my family but
how much worse off are those Of many poor
fellow who has laid down his life, or lost an
arm, or whole leg, fighting for his country
and the Union | lost my limb in the
launching of vessel intended to defend my
country and sustainsa glorious cause; it
could not be helped, and have not word of
complaint to make. Kiss E,e, old friend y
and drawing Donahue's head down to his
pillow, he kissed him with lips moist with
the sweat of mortal agony.-S. f.. Ala.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26

VINO WILL BEGIN Ir.AIt has been sug
gested, as matter of interest to all, that one
or more companies might. could and should
be formed for the purpose of more thorough
ly prospecting this region for gold bearing
quartz. Our informant says he knows a
competent and Industrious man, of good
moral character and sober habits, who would
work faithfully, at three dollars per day,
and become member of the company. His
services, then, would amount to eighteen
dollars per week. A company of our cltl-
zens, to the number of eighteen, would have
to pay in one dollar per week, and each would
be an equal share holder in any discoveries
that might be made. But apart from the
direct personal interest of any, our citizens
would only be taking one step in the direct
way of reviving old Shasta, and that, too, at
very cheap cost. Let some one OF our citi-
zens move in the matter and the thing is
done. We will take chance.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26

DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-On Saturday
mig hit last most sorrowful accident accurred
in the family of Mr.. John Cushing, of this
town, which has since proved fatal IN its
results. On the night in question Mrs. Cush-
ing had placed upon table a cup containing
hot water, at the same time placing under the
cup, to protect the varnish of the table from
the heat of the water, a newspaper. Turning
around for q moment to attend to other
duties, her little boy, aged about fifteen
months, caught the paper in his hand and
pulled it towards him, capsizing the scalding
liquid on to his head, from whence it flowed
down oyer his body, scalding him fearfully.
This, in connection with the fact that the
child was teething, terminated in his death
on Thursday morning, 24th inst The child
was a particularly bright and interesting
one, and the hearts of the parents, and a
large circle of friends, are made sorrowful
indeed by this most sad mishap.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
W.. Hope for the Aflicted.-In another part

fHIICttus-In ahOthef part
of this paper will be found the advertisement of the
celebrated Institute established by DIR. j. c.
YOUNG, in 1850. In this age of deceit and char
latanism it is boon to the suffering to point out
to them where they of obtaining the wished
for relief and cure. Under the care of the skilful
Doctor the sick and troubled can divest themselves
of their burdens of pains and shame lay aside their
cross, and secure health and happiness II you
are sick or in trouble, do not hesitate. Read the
advertisement and follow the advice Do not for
get the number nor the manner of directing your
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 " Washing-
ton street, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
holy destination

PROBATE CoURr.-Nov. lS.-William Will
cox files a petition praying for letters of
administration upon the estate of S. NJ.
Wilcox, deceased, and Monday, the 5th day
of December, is appoidted for the hearing of
said petition
IL. 5. Ball, administrator of the estate of
A. D. Ball. deceased, having filed his annual
account of said administration, Monday, the
ON day OF December, is appointed for the
settlement of said account.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26

EIGHTH REeIMENT.-The plan of recruiting
this regiment, says the Independent, will be,
wherever practicable, to have one county fill
a company without calling upon volunteers
from another county. The Assistant Provost
Marshal General will keep correct lists ofre-
cruits and give proper credits to each county
or district, SO that in case draft is required
they may not be called on for more than their
quota of men. Volunteers receive the follow
ing bouHties from the State for raw recruits,
Sl60 in gold to veterans who have served in
the army of the United States six months,
$500. This is in addition to the bounty paid
by Congress. and in addition to S. per month
paid to each California Volunteer by the
State.