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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
u EAT HIS.

In Coloma, on May Goth, Mrs Amanda Hen.
ry, Il native Of Kentucky and formerly of Quin-
cy, Illinois, aged 81 years. Illinois papers
please copy.
In this civ. MAY 10th, Willie $, only son of
W. l.. and NJ. a. Marble, aged years and -
months.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

GRAND CELEERAT
OF THE SSTu ASNIERSkRY OF
American Independence !!
AT rLAcpavlttE, JrLY i'm, 1854.

The Committee cf Arrangements met at the
Court Room III the Lliy ii rIAccrNI.le, ot the .ul
Of June SCI Mayor 9. W. lire"sttr IL Tie chair.
On molten, VI. n. >heArrr was elected secretary.
On motion, IL" following SUB CommI:tecs were
appointed;
WurA,-A. A. Van Nuothlss. W. NJ. Bradshaw,
d. l.. Munsun. Is. L. Pew aud b. ;. CTotkrr.
Committee 70 Solicit Contributions W. Cul
len, NJ. II. SArarcr, ;. !. EnsnHnseF, and ;. A.
PcuWeN.
Cumnn,;cc on Music-J. \. Rowan. ;. J. Ems
niIgcr and ". VI. Ciuchcr.
ON motion. Harker HUI was selected as the
place 10 hold the crlcoratiuu.
OFFICERS OF Tnr DAY.
Mayor {. ". Hrcwsisr
Rev. T. : Dunn
Reader \. Hamilton
Orator Hon !. G.. McC4um
oRDFE OF 7TE DAY:
At daylight, ns;.oual sAlute of Rs guns, and
yingIug of belle;
At9u'clock, \. NJ, ealu-e Of - girS;
The PROCESSION n.il form A. ~ o'ri.ch, \. NJ.
under direction If the Marshal. Colnuci aud Cnici
Engineer Of the Fire Department. IL the fllovlug
order: IAc ue.i trsliHg GA :Ae !1wrr end Of the
rlAl-, .ud IL, ,yf; d.-p..!.r t.,.t OF MA.hs;rc,t
in the fuowlh; order
1t bia.> litld.
2nh-na'ers Of the Day, Member. Of the t.;y
GuvcIntncni and tvu,.;! U:.cots,
5d-MlEtar! Companies
4th-Fionecrs. WHO arrived IN California prior
10 lSlp,
jth-P!acrr,ille lire Department
Gth-Dr,cs CATIONS of c.t!lr!.s from the surround
ing country.
Ih-tIlicHS generally
The procession vii rnArrh down Main to Cclrna
street up tolonA to Sprung street, duWn >Hr,uS to
MID street, along MiH To- Ma:n stlcct, ~ Main
street 10 Viper Town, thence back 10 Cedar l;a-
vine street, up Cedar RtNIut street 10 Pacific
street, thence along Pacific street 10 II, grounds.
oEnfR OF ENEacI>Es:
lst-Musc by the Band;
2nd-Prayer by the hanl,:n,
3I-S.nging by The Glee Club:
4th- Reading the Declaration Of Independence,
5th- Music hy tho Baud
6th-Oraton
Ith-Singing h! the Glee Club
Standardization
9th-Music by the Band
!Oh-Firing Of Cannon, adjournment:
On motion, these proceedings were ordered 10
be published in tho Mountain Democrat ana L all,
and Weekly News.
c. W. BREWSTER, Chairman.
VI h. SHEAaEE, Secretary.
Placcri!lc, jane End, 1854.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

VEGETABLES are scarce in onr market. What
has become Of the vegetable man"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

Tax Board of Supervisors will hold their
regular June meeting on Monday next
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

"0UGHT TO BURN WITH SHANE. The
cheek Of every American ought to burn
with shame, says the Boston Courier, at
the announcement that President Lincoln,
and Secretaries Chase and Usher attended
the lecture Of George Thompson, the Eng
lish AboltioniSt and agitator, in the Hall
Of the House Of Representatives. To sup
pose that such men can be actuated by
patriotic motives, or can have any concep.
ton of patriotic sentiments or emotions,
is simply TO reverse every suggestion Of
reason and common sense.
HARD Hit The contestant for the lst
Congressional scat from Missouri, said if
Washington had been standing BY the
side of S1dom in the time of Lot, its su.
perior iuiquity might have saved Sodom." y"
Since the superior civilization Of the
Puritans' has been introduced into Wash
ington, it has become famous fur every
species Of liceniiouSnc>S and vilainy.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
D II} T HIS

In FL Dorado, June lst, to J. W. Jackson
and wife, a son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-21

tNJTx ~ TN!y ft;F!ti;jNtH y,
t1slD :. ------=zs-.
Snch = orr subscribers, or advertisers,
IS are il arrears, will ohJge lis much, and par
1'cn'af'y' " I'as'hs >.'o
1iy'1 ,'S7"'' ~ -, - .5o =. za7a,,,
'eaVo '''0 o@''s ~. -.
o''>,: --~~=~----~------
he National lnFel!aIesls'S se'''a:h '''as s,'''
~h,:a .o.o,,,. # he heavy fighting be.
,.1aen Grants and lee f.,rcas 10 the James
R;zar ~ ,hz 3th inst : an:l which tba Rich
aa ra,srs ra,,rasp,,9 a. , consi;ierab| lie victory
~ RIA ;onfe,Ieraies. s1}1aEeti al small loss on
'helr side
Gan porra.t. IT ,Ils: lJonfedarafa'' army. At
Moh;la - s1;snarcg, dated the l2rl1 says that
n art. na,t;ux to effacr landing below he
CITY, the fe'oTal iFo7ls "0'0 SuS I''s0u' ~'
jtownea, twenty I'VE pslso'S'S s@A'''' a'z,S
OF the transports '.lsa''e'.; @''>' A'''>N
" al expression o. nel py.z1s
The Ne" 1o>k y ORIG Impurities z'os"o.
Ar, horace uSse'ey' satu''1",0 ..
large oa the Ne" 1o'A i1lE'oo1' '''A7s> - 'o"'
rs ne Was as sase a. 1oo'' ~ '@To' y o'
----~=z~-------- ;,
The wrecks q the 'ocoSoi1seS o''Ao' "''>s =
"mlnoi, recently tnI'"n ''o's sA7 ',a'e %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-21

- t-t.ol 49, e;xfo e;4,hr ,honsanjI
dollars II !. :. S'oEe''!15'Szsr? 81 1.uar,
-s =.
r;,bt II rha raiders Who extevad s.. Albana
an2 rs>Ei,c'l tbs hanks ard killed @1zanS nave
oea:i &z:nsh1' sho my }'1'o>'''1 A'':@.7
eIfs'.' NY ",'* - S<''S y ~; ,.n~
faE"As''1. ta'a''S 1A>sSS ~ :. 'e'''%I''>,-
9, Ta7,ala has fele,grap hed thai :1o will respond
i..,.>, = TFr;.aj S44rav syrr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-21
GOLD.
NEW York, Ocr q. s5olE;. gu-<!ai. 2 3
OBITUARY,

OBITUARY.
Departed this life or The 19ti). THOMAS
f. TaUSLO ", in 81 Z0th year o+' bis aze.~~
lie came TO MS death BY The explosion Of
gun in the hands OF q cor;>rsde, H1d his Ia>C
words were, where Is ny mother doa*, a1d tba
rome he loved 50 we'll lie leaves an Gtec-
tionate mother TWO sisters and one brother 70
mourn their e1raparable loss. BY bis olS,er'
SARAH J. 7.
Dearest Brother thou hast Left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
BUT It's God tnat hath bere1t us.
Il e can ali our sorrows ncai.
I,-t gain We hope 10 meet thee,
Y; hen the day q life is fed,
Then IN Heaven wiki Joy 10 gceef thee.
y hera To farewell tears arc Sled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-21
General Lees Dispatch
Hons. ARMY NORThgES 1Ro'NiA.

JrtobeT to ISU4.
Ian. j. Il. tSedtlon, ,Sccreta1Y Of |'ar:
Oh the 9Th instant Co'one' Mostly strt"S
tn. Baltimore an<I Ohio railroad at l}u57eld,
destroyed a United States mail trs H. '"nsl5
ring Of 8 locomotive ai,d zen cars, and securing
twenty prisoners and hfteco horses.
Among the orr nrlers are 1wn }>aySnasf@Es;;
witt: one hundred End sky Ell III thousand
dollars IN T. ( Governments funds.
r. T, LEE. 7enaral
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

CAiao, JIi7 %.
Tho steamer u,llman brins, one osy 10.
or news from Menpt,s.
A cavalry Utbccr who accompanied
n,tb's expedition, gives the particulars OF
a. Generals operations.
Our tufceA cvlslst-d y, division zach q
t.n'ry aud 4valry and q orlgaI ~ oi cciu. .
troops. Smith Uut.Manouyered Forces
through, aud WHIPPED Lis iorccs tvs
..ies.
TLs battle at Turello On the 18th ~
we're, the enemy briSg terribly tun,she
> our cavalry.
Tue same nihat the rebels assaulted 0u.
urks, tut w"re repui-ea.
On the Is b suoGher hattie occurs,
'rrcst making thee cLxrgcs or uut line,
~ Was driven back each tune " ~ grcs,
uxbter.
On the nigh, Of the l5eh last days "a.
10 were dist ibu,td, and The ucxt uorn.
& tho expedit,on start.d On the return,
nuWed By buiord's cavalry. wDo retreat
:, hUwever, y tn severe iuss, four n,lles.
Frem the night Of tue l5tn ~ tue n,gL.
the 18th, till supplies were mst ~ Sc
u, ths troops were obliged to live III
nc country.
% tho zOth the expedition reached l..
range, With lv~s, al told, oi less inA.
w mcn. Not . gun or wagon wss lv.,
uring The expedition.
IL 10 said sbst che rebol luss cannot b..
50 than 400. ID sps'ches c.p,urco B.,
icn. Hatch .dmits loss OF 2, 500. Amon.
ie Rebels killed are Ools FAu.ku.r. Mv~.
rsJ, Nelson, Forrest, H4sl,soo, Greeu.-
'ol. Wiikins, Of She 9.n Minnesota, ~.
.tiled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

WASHINGTON, July 10.
Secretary Fessenden hes just issued tU.
oiowmg nut,cs 10 builder. Vi tnres year.
$50 notes, dated August 18th 1861:
Holders Ut three year. 7 30 .utes sre o .
ID ID that they msy be presented imn..
'ssely in amount TO be exchanged Tor sis
''r csnt. buds, tslliuy due after Jan~ 80 Il,
SOL. Tue interest on the 7 80 not. = 1,
- settled up to date Of maturity. August
9ih, and the SIX per ceui. b.uus VI. oes
all coupons ir0m Ju.y Isl. Tnu ., iust.
rent VI interest viii os made by deduction
vm the III cunt Vi lnitrest iOu"d 20 D..
40 on The 7.5U notes to August 1914. In.
ierest Oh the xix per ceut. bvnds FROM
July lst to August LIST. Tue bslsncs vii,
- transmitted by the Treasurer IN cv,n
ATS immediately upon settlement. WI. Il
ses are sent Tor soitiem, ut, - sb.y..
'ry must 30 endorsed ''pay to tue Sore
sry Of the Treasury for tslemp,, n" an.
FUSS oe accompanied BY . letter stating
- KIND I'll tho 70 ,stcied c,up.u-, aud t..
Ell mutation VI the six per cent buuu.
Autcd 10 exchange. Wuen registered
'nds ate Ordered parties shuulu state ..
'a'ch Vi tbs toliow,ns p'ac,s they w,sn to.
teress: Nov Y ~, Putiad.iph,s, Boz.
~. Bait,n"re, N y Olitans, Cu,c.xv 3, 4.
vu.s Or UIuciuna.l.
W. p. FEssEs orN
Secrs tasy VI the treasury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

~. -, W AsatSOroH, July %.
The h'chmond EssMsHes Vt July ., h.s
t;e folio aug:
A'LAsfA, July 80 -Rsynold's Brigade at
.acse sne nsny's line last evening ~ pesuh
Tree Ciees, aud tOUk their eutxrncnm,..,.,.
ne the. chAr4sS tue reserve p,ck.ss Guy. vrt
"a BY Dci0wUrsn's cvrps, A.d ca tur.a ovs,
~ prisoners Peach r.ss Greek /. : m, ~,
-treAin which tAk,sg lss riss y, mica n.,rsl,.
lest Vi AtlAutA, hUss IN = south Western ,l,r.c.
s'0n aud smps,es IN . the Coat .tv cuvs nr.r
~ RAILROAD bridge. aud ucarly due west ol
a. Iahta.
Dur ri BIT l. believed to res on this stream.
aud ~ DO projected on il aAnk By Il, THIS
s.h esso - an auspsclUus bsxlunius iue Gen.
h0vd.
Tue RieAmoad Esqsivsy q the aist s.,s
Az omc' J dispatch asceissa ysssselsy 2. \.
:. 'oe Waf depAft0sne, seass tAas larss tocss
the csssmy cevsse1 she Shenandoah river =,
lcker's gu tue lSsh, q SSssisux z. Il. Tue,
we're ATTACHED aud driven Acsvss shs river Il,
9feas niu lou OF l0ss IL ssAsoA q ~ Uv-
ereases.
Tue Wig l. ssvers On the R,ehmond m.
thorstees tor sspesDed,ng JOHNSON. ~ ..cr.,
q eAe appointaneus Of Hood II . - toeA. Ous
aasoosttsee are dissaeed N mio1. and IL css.
sesoe u their o aaineos y ts.o ncisu si,.,
= - tntuiuvs knoWtdse q mea, To 60
go - ~ Oalss b subssQooee = he seaf111use
- = peremd eootaos, - esou O. ~ asks
taas :! AslAnte Uoald we - ssusoua ~ = ~.
49, 0sseeA ma0e 1T ~ oas6Ua. Is b
$500 ~ snss Hsvd alous e jUanss - Vea.
go - 49, isootas oeElnnaag sppss Z .
~ Ssoee - D1eoA uUv rsssy ~.
~ - $3.50 9S' =. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

These Hitters are prepared, in pure bourbon
whisky from accumulation Of over 20 different
kinds ofroots. banks and herbs which act in per-
feet concert one with the other, prepared from Tho
original formula given BY the great chief, Red
Jacket. to DR.. Chaplin who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained so grest apcpularty in the cure Of dyspcp.
sis, Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Ner-
sous headache. Fever aud Ague. and aid iscas.s
arising from torpid liver indigestion. Persons
suffering from either Of these loathsome Diseases
will find sure cure bv the use Of these Bit,ers.
which are perfectly pure and free from nj, those
drugs and poisons usually put up in such prepar-
atoms and banned of on an unsuspect nv public
One trial will convince the most skeptcal that in
Red Jacket is virture which none other ,,ossess.
They strengthen and inyigoratr the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They sure cure for dyspepsia
| They give good and healthy appetite,
| They assist digestion.
They are the best siinnlent in existence
They are preventive OF fever and ague.
They relieve constipation
They cure nervous he adache
They are perfectly pure and puiatal,le,
Aged persons and delicat. females will find they
can save large doctor bills by use ofihese Filters
Beware Of counterfcits Red jacket lSittcra are
| only sold in bottles, with name blown on In.
side ANA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

oma,h's Oreas vlelosy ever fos'
mnI. Gen. acPhe rso0 Killed.


WAsHIkorox, July Is
The National kepYtstcas E1trs .sys:
Gov suwens 70 ~ sec' ,pt IT d'epa''
to-day fum tue tei.gr' ph operator :
Chattanooga, 10 tie foiiowi"g words:
"a, lanta u not ours YET. Our fore
nd ssrorg oppo-i'ion. IL .eem that we .
10 30 sess., n u part ii the CITY, but Il
enespv hold the rust"
The Rspnbiicas Extra also nas the
LOWING c ,"ccrni"x iue hsttio before Atls
70, on Wednesday Iast:
An official G.sps'cn from Gen. ShermA
sts..s that after the baltic Of that d.
Gen. Howard, commanding tie 4sh corr
cent word that hc bad buried 200 de-
rebels IN iron, Of his lines, ard lA't
number Of wounded were captured on Il
Geld.
Gyn. Hooker, comm anding The 20
corps, in advancing Ills lines on Wrd"'
day, met the enemy IN the open field ard
must desperate battle, lastiLg seveia! boa'
was too result. The eneMy were thuruug
y whipped aud driven from the d.
After toe bsttlc Gen. Hooker reported
Gen Sherman o. fullow-:
IL have buried 4OO dead rebels,
4 OUO sounded lie IL. NV trent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25
LOUISVILLE, Jul, %

AVV1ovsALG, Ouft 81
The Esansvil!e, (ind.sus,) Journal
yesterday says q courier arrived there
Tturanay ir0m urad-rspn. advis.Dg Z.
military authorities that u..ndereon va =
taxed b. rebels, l5O 70 7UU strung. .,
fighting vas g0,ng on. Our gusb ats ia
medi Il. , left f,r n'rdr,sup. III, Fede
srvops VIII went TO uunderson to sLu
tso guerrilla prisoners IN retaliation 1
chr murder Of Uoion man in Hyndes..
equity. Occasi "eI this rad. U. rtsin q,
tim 'soet cd'z ms male great II rt'"n.
pesvect the execution, end Con. E~n
pO-tp0ned II Tne cit.z . vi Il uuo,s
lett I" large nuWocrs, the Hsiieck br,,.
lnera y Crsmmed with pessoOs wpu lett.
LATER.-ls 10 repur ted that the eucrr,
lee are ~ e,e city, and the Cederai ssu.
to tne.ot.bsttls sss,t,rg 90 attack. I,
timrly ARRIVAL VI the gunboata would a..
&c Federal srUOps i,0m i,sastrr.
LAresr -PAsseng. Shv srrivsd II.
Digit. ssy soat etc guoboAt Brilliant =. .
eesiltug he WvUds ~ the lover end I.
Hsoders"u, bus Il 10 nut exvectcd IN.
Ospt Perfume ~ill d. tie town ,nuch d.n
aee whether the guerr,llas are there ~ -,
W. Gre srry that Oomuander Fitch
not there q p r.s's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

The elegant Northern Line packet Pembina
Captain Hill. will depart for st. Louis and wa;
Landings tomorrow morning. g. u. Carroll il
in the Office. Il. NJ. Prettyman, agent
The rey and e.ss gar. nail and passenger packe
Keithsburg, Captain e. Morrison, will depar
for Fort Madison and way points 10 morroy mcrn
iu9 al z O'Clock. For freight or passage ap
ply TO E. A. Tilebein, agent.
The mali and passenger packet Bill Heuder
SOP. Captain y. V. Dawley, will depart fol
Dubuque and way points tomorrow morning.
X. N. prettvman, agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

~ - 49, -. O.. AID S.es ell
1900 osos . ~ ssss&s - essNse -
~ :, Gre h,s.l.ss Il tGt. csss hss-~ fsoso
h.4rsr lsh. leseo c'me g. light
Aovev.r thss shev ere oSnreeeed Wtee
eoosplsass eseesdiag sbsosGsoss 10 -
stss n.ssssssvea Veil. ,, hsvsng ~ tss o.
iecs ess sseeeiou u 81 essssso 81 North
eessssu Ooossdessey. UvlOsel Sssdsfs0o,
pevsuse = ssssol Usossst u shts D'stf q,
sss bssa sashssiss sssesoess ~ sess MT
sss toe seVsrsl oooths, I'll Of Wbtee 10 10
Gee ouo~ees1oo VI che WashsogeUo ooseOet
t,ss. 1s iopl,cssss osay pooIic ssso u
ehvve oseoo,sssivns t0snidsble aed danger
-. Ose u che sssssssd parties here 70
sosd % have bssu 20 badly ifsghteoed that
ooods 20 the soouos Of bslf million dol.
isss esre Oitssod tos bic seiesss. Is y -.
I liesed thae ebe eocsot euesrilIs move
wsnts 10 chs Ststs bsse come c0noscs'on
eth this scheme, particularly - Thosoeon.
N biz speech q Plsste Uisy. - d tbss tue
Hoiehes Of ~ Golden Cirols we're oseso'
sso sud asmsd seedy 20 rice tbsoseeSus
" Tree Nsssssj thss Vsiis0dishso = siso
hen. that hs vs. Vs,isooiyse0 oes
=. had t:w,L: "a every county 10 sese osass ;
men coming from sue Svush, eod sess
500 men hsd been raised IN l'n.S:s "so
svusd JUN b'm 10 destroying the Henns
osl 4 st. Jve rsilroad 10 tho march. Dur
,og Ssndssson's Investigation u this cvo.
.o,recy he discOvesvd several insonded
ouat burnings on wsstsrn rivers, aud W.
.bls IN several instances 20 avert sssiovs
Gomez ouences. Probably the whole met
Ter I'll, ~ v.ntIis'ed ~ . HW ssys.
tn. snsiss q Plssssburg, CLINTON couo'
~, gro not 90 bed ~ previously {. ported.
After Cspt. evsos' death Csps. POI
took aopmand and made sucu dsssrm'n. !
~ 81 re-. .sIsucs tHst the guerriliss iel
| q che direcs,on .: iisioesv,ils, thence shel
| avved ,e.serdsy into i..>tss EQUITY. iSe'
"a. Ursed strength 10 eUO
Gen. Usssrnsus arrived three days iron
3osru,sn's army. liz ssys no part y
J,aussvn's force hes xvno ~ R'chmoud, ou
me corps had been sens alter Smith u
d,ssissippi.
Inc democratic Fort L-svenwor'h epecis
~ the. ravrut0u - INV reported ~ b
I :. x ngstvn, Gold veil County, having bss
n.cd b; TIrslIk.s, VI. Major, " ~ cvi
| .icr.ole f"cs. TIER jn.ut strength !
I'd to To 1890. U.u Fisk - passu'n
| TN u,i.l., suo Co,. Foio, Win . pvtt'o
the q Culossdu r.giiDent II fo'iOwtn
| nail bands &C, uiIns Patti. cUuu,y.
Gen. Cur.is tn bvios We.tun, Wit
oar. Vt III. 1851 ILLINOIS, lvv coy neo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

NEw York. July 25-Thc Herald's spec
ial from Nashville the Gath says that Hood
has received endorsements from Charleston
and elsewhere
Johnston was removed because he would
not risk general engagement.
There is strong belief that the rebels
cannot get away from Atlanta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

"AsaikOTON, July Is
irsteidty vtniny si1sy Z. Del .ffic.,-, .,
II rsns GRADES, serc taken frvu U.d GAP
sad Fort Delaware, ard u o., over
w prisoners we're lJrW stoed 20 4 mi, M
guari.
Tue mail steamer keypors, from City
DOT, reports that ali ~.s quiet when soc
u there, Nth tie exception VI IN uccA.
'n.' oisc1s'g. Vi ARTILLERY VI ahv crack vi
d..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

SuAwLs! SnAwLs "A splendid assort-
ment at Whisler's. Mozambique Shawls,
C..allie Shawls, French M.rino Shawls,
Cashmere Shawls, Silk Shawls, Brocha
Shawls. 3tawtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

WHERE do you buy your clothing OF
Mas 4 Mayer, Of course. They have the
largest ready-made wholesale and retail
stock in the city. Country merchants,
who consult their own interest will give
them a call when they come to town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25
Nxw YosK, July o
srald's Warrington special hes I

NEW xORK, July Is
The Hsrald's Warrington special hes l.
following:
Lieut.. Mstkreter, %. b Chic, Capt DR.
coll, 81 Quiz, aid Lieut.. FER. ey, So lI.'uu..
ore held BY tue rebels IN close col fi"mr
In raealisti0a fur rebel civllisns s,anils,
held ct Johnsvn's lslsnd. Ell prts for
general cxcnsnge Of prisoners have tUas !,
failed.
ATT Of 8 per cent. is levied upon I
ealarns Of al civil aud miI'tsry fiic
Ut the Government when e8ceeding So
Der aunum.
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Chicago + Reck Island Railroad,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

IN AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 10th. 1864.
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays exceptedl e. follows !:
lst Mail train ut . 81 .
ed Night express ..............s 81 = u
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excepted)
lst Night express At .............,.5 2eAu
"a Daily express and mail train 49,. q 05. r. \.
All trains over this route are in direct connect
ton ut Chicago with trains over both the Michi
gan Southern. Michigan Central, PttsburR. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads TO and from De-
troit, Toledo. Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati.
fltssSnrg' Dnnkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
Washington.
Passengers are reminded or the necessity
OF giving distinct directions M 10 the destination
OF their baggage. ais" to procure tickets before
taxing their seats in the cars. as the conductors
collect fares only to the stations on the line Of th
Chicago and Rock leland Railroad
myIS ~ J. y. TRACY Srp's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

Nkw YoRK. July %
Gold Il weak under rrpDits Vi tbS O.c
~ ION Of Atlantis. TIE fiucsuetio"s oi &
mosnioe we're from 2 IS :" 1853 4, .
the lst+st quotation ~ss 255l2
The Posts special says that part :
Moseby's cavalry, not over 200 or 800, hss
entered West Maryland hut ,t 10 NOT know
whether there - more behind.
Ool. Lowell, I'd Massachusetts, has 81
cecded 10 removing . large amount OF g.
ernment supplies and much Hour BY cans
20 Georgetown.
Oiliossl details Of Gen. Shermau's batt'
on Tbursdsy, ore received. Our troo.
gained . brilliant success. Hood sband0n.
Che nold, leaving HE dead and wounded
Gen. Sherman took nearly 1000 prisoner
Our loss w. only Is ~our dYd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-25

NEw Yoax, July 95- The Tr'bnne's
Washington special Of the Path. u 7. NJ.
says that the government has received DIS
patches from Sherman. announcing tbat on
FRIDAY the beis under Hood maxsed Z
heavy force against his left wing. consisting
Of McPherson's grand division. composed a
Logan's and Blair's cnrps, and made des-
perate attack, gaining = temporary advan-
tage The enemy after terrific fighting, in
which number Of desperate charges were
made, were rcpul>ed with much loss and
driven into thei Notifications.
Maj. Gen. Mcpherson during the battle
became separated from his staff and was
killed by sharpshootcrs.
After McPherson's death Gen. Logan as
sun.cd command Of the division.
A later dispatch says our forces had Oh
tained possession Of an elevated grount
northeast Of town, and that siege guns ha.
been mounted which command the pl CO.
Also, that the rebels were turning thei
stores preparatory for a retrogadc move
ment
Everybody feels confident Atlanta by thi
tune ia in our hands
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2

The extensive army wagon factory .
Kensington, wss totally destroyed BY H.
lest night, including the lumber yard, GU
ering three acres. The loss 10 est.mstrd
$500 ,OOO, cad the insurance 10 $40, 0W
Tue aoj,iniag wagon factory Of W'I.o
Ohilds 4 Co., sas saved BY the exertius
Of the dremen. Tue supply Of water ,r.
the K nsingeon wator works wss Insult.
ont. The Ore 10 attributed to incendiarIsu
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L.visviLLs, July %
= Nsshvtlle report, cell sushsnsscseeo.
piers ebeWeepesson Of Aslsnca b. 0ouef
q Ssse0ae eeycod doubt. No peeccula,,
hsvs bssu recelved here.
RrUvoes NsisAsl 0vodwiu recsivsa !.
esi' Gran asaosneing it. posssssion 81 on,
loeuss,
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