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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

Foursontown on thsirway to Join IT, naia
force. The rebels had with them General
franklin and sta9, caPtarsd on tho Rhila.
delphia Ioed npnd1y.
Business Il q asaana1tiiI Nearly aiiout-
lets from the city aze closed
PHILADSLPHiA, lrlyr = 2R A-only
two Government Wiso6 af6 now working
Ranors prevail Of An attack bx 5000
rebels on the northern fortid 1ipnDf Wash-
source. Much excitsmsut prevails here.-
Business = nearly suGpended.
A public smseling u now bsiae. held
In Independence Square Recruiting II
very brisk, and beeEe night . large NUM-
Der OF men win b ready o leave for WASH
ington and Baltimore.
new YosK, July i2-The World prints
dated &aJf8- ID H
LExINeroN, Va, June 12.-Yesterday
we marched from Midway here, being
quickened ~ we were advancing BY tho
sound Of Crooks guns engaged with Gen.
and who held this place. They
defended it with great acrimony, burning
the bridge And, playing on the hills a. We
came mp with shell, and bushwhacked ~
from behind every tree. This was mad.
ness on their part, % we had beaten them
before being Joined BY Gems. Crook and
Averill, and are now Of course able to whip
them twice over.
It seems, however, that they are waiting
for Breckinridge, who has been detached
with his division rom Lees army to drive
us back; or at least halt MS between there
and Richmond OK LyDchburg, whichever
we should strike for. It is supposed the
Elan s,3d Y to put the broken 6rigades Of the
Jackson, McCausland and Jones, and to ret
here division oe Lees veterans, and
then give US another try for the Valley.
This morning We destreyed the Virginia
Military institute. sp
Ton az, Ts @sy: before daylight BY.
uation ID pressing ana critical. -If Lee g
not fully employed by Grant, he can send
troops enough Va 1ynchburg railroad,
but II Grant viii hold all his force IA. Rich
mond, this column can make the rebel
capital untenable within . few dsys, BY
cutting OF the last main mai, .sse,E Of ;cPpis
Telegraph Of this city has the following:S
ton since morning. The rebels are ap-
preaching the defensss on the northern
side Of the city in strong force.
A special dispatch 70 the Bulletin from
Harrisburg says our forces are reported to
be In possession Of Frederick. 80
II Is rumored that the rebels are re-.
crossing the Potomac below Maryland
Hights.
The Northern Central Railroad Is free
from rebels now.
LArER.@P. M.-The rebels have a9ain
cut the wires between baltimore and
Washington. y8 ~ 1a
NEW York, July 12.-By order Of Mai.
Gen. Duryea the 18th and 56th regiments,
Brooklyn State Militia, are to be recruited
to the full standard within ten days to me
swer the call for 100-day's msn.
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The 18th CoFpU .ot Boltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE 18th Army
Corps, from New Orleans, has reached here.
NEW YORK July live learn from the
. vessel on Saturday, of Cape Henry, the
Florida steeredi in . north-easterly direc-
ton. asa y - e8
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New YORK, July H. Secretary Fessen-
probably negotiate with the Banks loan
Of US, COZ, 600, which amount II needed Tor
immediate use BY the Treasury.
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New York, July 1.-THE SundAY ?. n.
steamer, from this mort e Havnia snd
New Orleans, was SPOKEN by anotSer steS-
mer, which stated that she was attacked
and taken possession Of BY the Privateer
Florida. When the Fioridz va ART dis-
and making f0r IT, steamer. Which -
gained ON rapidly. when q or milee
distant the Florida hoisted the Ensl3sh ~.
which abe kept flying until within I206
yards of the sfeam1s, when the rebel coll
ors were suhnkifuNod and = ahot 6ra1i ssfer,,
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Sent % Baltlmore.

NEW York, July l2-On Sunday night
orders we're received at the Navy Yard
large . force of sailors a. could be muster
ed ct this station to man the impromptu
batteries in the neighborhood Of that city.
Admiral Paulding Immediately answered
the call BY sending quite . number from
the schoo! ship North Carolina, and It d
presumable like draft will be made On
other navy yards for gunners.
Resolutions were passed by the Demo-
cratic Convention this afternoon denounc-
ing arbitrary arrests, suppression Of the
writ OF habeas corpus, suppression OF
newspapers and the general policy or
the National and State Governments-
favoring speedy peace and prompt pay
ment Of the soldiers and complimenting
the troopa.
A resolution endorsing vallandigham
and pledging the State to stand by him war
lost amid much confusion and q substitute
sdo n snd as S.sy z main sa
ards.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The Bulletin
has dispatch from Baltimore stating that
the rebels occupy Frederick, Md, and that
our troops have fallen back to the Monoc.
cacy. 81 eaa slA4 ma ss8g a.~sN n s
NEW. YORK, 1:30, p. H.-Wel autheuti.
Gated rumors here confirm the above.
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wires Down.

BALr1MoRE, July Il, o'clock, p. NJ
Nothine = known here OF State Affairs q
Washington, Ill the wires are down.
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NEW PoRK, July 12-The Commerc;ag
says the interview between Mr.. Fessenden
and the representatives Of the banks Of
New York, philadelphia, Boston, held to-
day Ct the American Exchange Bank, has
. mutual interchange 81 sentiments. the
main business Of meeting, the negotiation
Of loan was referred to 3 committee Of
the associated banks Of New York.-the
representatives Of the Boston and Phila-
de!phia banks consenting to abide the de-
cisfon Of the New York banks.
Fesseuden stated that he had no definite
policy 70 announce, other than to adopt
himself to the varying requirements Of tko
public service. He was indisposed to In
crease the volumn Of the currency, unless
such . course were invitable.
The Secretary's views were regarded -
upon the whole, with much favor, espe-
cially as they indicate that IN the future Z
much better accord viii exist between the
Treasury Department and the banks than
heretofore, and that Mr.. Fessenden win
prove an eminently practical Secretary.
The present wants Of the Treasury, re-
quire loan Of ~, 900, 900.
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PH1LADELPHrA, July 1.-THE teleeraph
between here and Baltimore n said to 81
interrupted, but we have Just received :
report that the compined forces OF Hunter
and Wallace are fighting and driving The
rebels. ak+7f
The 10th, Badly Smiths army corps, ar,
rived It Baltimore this 4. 4
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NEW YORK, July ll.-Gold opened fru
ct $2,86, but the report that Major Genera
Franklin had reinforced Grant with Is ,00(
troops, and that Badly Smith is at Balti.
more, caused decline to $3.50. At three
o'clock, it was >2,Sl@2,S2.
The 64th regiment leaves the city to-mor.
row for Washington. No further orders
have been issued. and the time for the de
parture ofthe other regiments 10 not fixed.
YEw YORK, July 1.-THE Governor
will issue an order to all the military OF
the State to hold themselves in readiness
for service, and . proclamation urging cit
i1ens to volunteer to the National Guard,
arrested ~ order OF Gen. Dix at Newark
for swindling, the Government, and bro't
to this city.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Philadelphis
Enquirer correspondent estimates our loss
In the fight ut the Monocacy 1t 1000 men,
who were mostly captured after we were
danked. The rebel loss in killed and
wounded 10 believed to be fully AZ large "a
our entire loss.
Sixty.two men came ashore 1T Cape Is
land, being the crews Of the schooner Mar
garet Davis from Port Royal to New York,
and four barks-the Greenland loaded with
ceal bound to Pensacola, the Gen. Beng for
Fortress Monroe with hay, and the Island
with ballast from New Orleans for Phila-
delphia. All the men were brought in by
the schooner Award. treighted with fruit.
She WAS released by giving bonds for e, 600
and bringing the captured men to Cape Is
land.
The bark Golconga, Winslow, Of New
Bedford, left Aazatlan, Chilli, April 14th,
bound home, with 1870 bbls. oil, principally
on freight. She was captured by the Flor
ida on the evening of July 9Th, In lat. $40
30" long. re l5'. All hands were taken on
board the Florida and the vessel burned.
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Ff0na New Orleans.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamship
Evening Star, from New Orleans, has ar
rived. Among her passengers issGeneral
Gordon Granger, General Commanding the
Military Division Of Western Mississippi.
He has called upon the Department of the
Gulf for 1000 horses.
Cotton offering at 4l,35 for middling.-
Sugar 27@20c. Molasses Coo. Provisions
and produce Of all descriptions very firm.
Good extra -four, $3.50.
The steamer Belle Memphis brings IS
bales of cotton for st. Louis and 70 for
Cairo.
The Memphis cotton market has slight.
ly declined. Goed middling 81. 400 .42:
strict middling 81, 3S@ l,37.
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| SseO
but the general impression is that they d
sign to retreat under cover Of darkness.
The steam ferry boat Maryland is sal
and the town and ferry is we'll defended /
the presence Of the gunboat Connection
whose guns command the approach.
A large detachment of troops and m.
rines from the Philadelphia Navy Var
are here with other forces, and the c0ul
try is secured by scouts.
There is no truth in the report Of Il
burning of the Conoming's bridge, SON
10 miles north, spanning the Susquehanr
river.
The telegraph south Of this point Is bas
~ damaged, but it is not thought that Il
road 10 injured to any great extent.
Mai. Gen. franklin was captured on or
of the trains destroyed at Magnolia.
Gen. Gilmore avowed his intention Of =,
ing into Baltimore stealthily by night.
Artillery firing has been heard since
2. N. in southwest direction, perhaps
/ Pa1IADnIrH1A, July lilo r. NJ
train from here this morning went a. fl
a. Perrymansville and then returned. II
u O'Clock train went only to Menningtol
There were no signs of the rebels at Il
was merely precautionary.
Gunboats have commenced firing on Il
rebels al Bush Hill on the Bush River, Il
river nearest to Baltimore.
The second trainwas about passing ovt
Gunpowder Bridge when it backed out an
was then captured.
LArBR.-Our gunboats drove the rebe
OF at Bush River and re-captured one ,
our engines.
!. There are yet some doubts Of the emit,
destruction Of Gunpowder Bridge and
possibility Of telegraphic communicate
being re-opened tonight with Baltimor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

Business Cards not TO enceed lines, tio 90 20
annum
For Zach change an additional charge Of 25cens
Dor square will be made.
Notiess of "wants, ,""loet," !" "fousd." "to rent, =
"to lst." &C.. not exceeding four lines inserted
for Gty cents.
Manage notices will be charged fifty cents il
oil cases.
Editorial notioes charged for At the ratio Of II
ssnts per limo, or seven words, and special notice
IT 10 cents per line, or 80 cents limo perweek.
All notices for religious and benevolent pu
poses viii DO charged ons-thifd Of regular rates
Obituary notices excep. simple announcements
OF death. e-half rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with instsus
tons viii be inserted anti forbid, and chargsdac-
cosdingIy.
Advsrtissmeuts discontinued before the expisa.
sion Of the TIM contracted TO-, will b. charged
et shsrt tias rates.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid tor
snsassoblv IN odvs~ss, Y. les. from approved
Agents.
SAdvsrtisemeuts inserted nsxt 10 reading matte
per cent. sdvaacs on the above rates, and keI 1
lst or I'd pager, IS per cent. advance regular
rates.
Alitransisnt adv sstissnsnts must bs paid for n
s1vance.
A1vcrtissmsnts inserted in weekly On reason.
bio terms.
DEMOCRAT NEWS.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

STEAM FIRR EEGINE.-The authorities
Of Rock Island have cold their FIRE engine Res.
cue. e che Dilitsry -stbo1i.i.s on the leland,
aod prcprose TO procure . stea@ 6rs engine is
hs plsss For the prsssns they have borrowed
AZ engine fssm our city. - ~ to BE- prepared
10 aAsa Of fire
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CeMlxG.-1he old original Peak Fam
lily are comiog next week.

DAY BoARDsRs WANrED.-A limited
number Of day boarders can be aecomms-
dated by csllicg at the 6rst doss from the
corner Of Sixth and Main streets, west side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11
DAVENPORT, IOWA MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY H. 1864


NV YoRs. Jan. H.
FlouR-Nsrket quite firm. $6s0Q6eo ex-
ira state $7.3e@7 80 X. II. O.
WHRAr-Aa.ket . shade finer. &1.46dl.59
Chicago spring &l45Gl52 milwaukee Club !;
l.56a$161 Winter Red.
kYR-S1 .29dl35
kConH-l 27@l 80 in store.
UATs-Firmer. 9l@93.
PoRx Dull end lowsr. $17.0Q6l725 cid /:
&12 0v@l2 50 new moss.
LARD Unch snsed.
WmskY-e0@94.
New YORK stock Market.
New YoEK, Jan ~.
(SolA q s45<
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

Shipments by Railroad for the week
sndisg Jan. 9th. 900 bbls. -four; 5000 bu.
wheat 24OO bu. sorn {; 10 tons cora meal
1894 dead hogs; s762o lbs Of pork 7s2l0
lbs lard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

Ballord keeps Roback's Bitters, Lam
berson's Nerve and Bone Linineos. and
Browa's Troches. Call there whss yen want
those ouratives
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

We advise the ladies to step into Ks-
winter dress gooi.. wooisn goods. sloaks.
ciosking. ete. Store opposite .ths LsCiAirs
Houee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

BRACES BENEFIr.-The highly pop.
alsr comedian. q. B Brace, Of the Metropo.i. j.
tan Theatrical Company. takes . benefit to :
night At the Theatre. We bespsak for him q
coaring audience. His efforts to please de>
serves q hand.oma return. The Siege Of Vigks-
ourg. and ths Loas Of Lovsr-two excellent
pi~css--vill be pressossd this evening. Go
.ud enjoy yourselves.
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SHIELDS WooLES GOoDs.- " Q direct
the attention Of tb- public 10 the advertise.
psnt Of Joseph Shields. 10 another cs!umn.-
sam. Perry and W. c. Wadswor,h have been
appointed his agents Tor the sale OF bis goods
10 this city. He mauufae,urss the beet goods
10 the country. and 10 hope to zee them take
the lead. Home enterprise should be sncoar"
eyed 1t oil times,
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Coon NEws.-We are highly graft
6sd TO hear Of the entire recovery Of 90 many
of .ur citixsns, who have been sMictsd for
years with diseases OF the eye The eye is IN
organ which 10 very eri,icsl 10 opersts upon
sod one that should not be entrusted to quacks
Or would-bs opticians Prof. Bernhardt lie the
only skillful optician that vs have ever had
In cur midet. sud our people should bssr 10
mind that this may be .he last chance In y
.il have for . long time to cuwe. The Pro-
sssor has jus. received Q large .tsek Of the
pate.t vision glassee. ard is able to
supply the public With anything they desire
10 that line.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

M DAvExPskf, Jan. Q, 1884.
This is to certify that my wife's eyesight has
been failing for the last three years, and re-
Gently she became almost blind, and remained
in that state for ten dsya I called on Dr.. Ad
Ter, our family physician, and on examining her
eyes, be found her left eye was cataract and
the other 20 extremely near-sighted, that she
received no 6sR.M fsoa tAsm shatsrer. Pro-
fessor Bernhards vas then recommended to u
By Dr.. Adler. and be fitted her with pair u
gfsssss, which am happy 70 ~ she has been
greatly benefited By. She can ses to read ans
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A. MILLER.
NO. ~ BRADY sfRRsf, BELOW sBcOND,
-. KEEPa CONSTANTLY ON HAND AM
uakes TO order
.m Gents', Buys 4 Childven's Clothing
Of ,he best mat, ria aud in N AMER that cam
fail t, give ss.isfa sticn. Liberal patronage re
psctfuiiv soiicitea. Iny.l dly
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To SuFFEREss.-Tne sufferers FROM
ingro~ Jog nails, burisns. &c. ar receiving
at most instant relief froo the trsatmeo. II
Dr. Ssundsrs. The d. ctor can extrisste cord.
OF The bugest proportions without pain. ot
even drs yin, broo]. Go and give him >
trial. and II he cannot give perfect satisfacsion
be wiII make no eh.rges He rooms are at
ths lie C!sire Hoass.
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AT Hoxr.-Col. Asmusses,' Of The
Army Of the Potomac. srrived homo last Sat-
urdsy evening. % short vi,it to his family.
De Is looking vel and tasss h's military hor-
~ With tesooiog dissity. Chaslsy b vel
me 10 come ann stay vesr.
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ApoLoGEr1C.-We feel that NO owe
ths muskrats an apology. Two or three
weeks ego ws alluded in . sneeriug eort Of .
way 10 che uncommonly thick coats that they
put on last fall, - II to cay that shat kind Of
stuff vas ell CANNON. . mere russ 10 swincls
people into making extraordinary preparations
for an uucommonly severe winter. But We
have had good reason since TO give In thss the
nuskrats knew Whist they were about sli the
while, and that our remarks we're entirely
premature, uacalled for, and not substan,iated
by fac.. The Thermometer has been thirty
iserees below xerc-and for several mornings
mas averaged from twelve to fifteen degrees
oelow. The muskrats evidently know a.
about the almanac tusiness. and ~ deeply re-
sret having cast any aspsrsions. upoo their
iotslli gepce. Hereafter ws shall place m.
hcun led confidence IL muskrats - wea,h er
iuaieato.s-- quadrupedal baromessrs. We
would adsies farmers end othsrs Who have 20
prepare for winter, procure and demestiease a
mu.trst We ere convinced that they are
cute animal,-sood thing. for every body.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

Tus SAxDERsou AFFAIR.-Mr. San
ierson feels himself argreised at the manner
10 which " Noticed his conduct on Thursd y
oight, snd hopes that the pablic viii not pro-
nounee jads,nsDt too harshly upon him. Or to
aold bis acts up - public scorn. We took the
fa.,s into consideration Just - ws found then
even supprss.iog . portion os The troll He
sas public man Lin whoss bsnds The people
had pi4esd . great trust. and - did and sill
DO consider hss conduct % tbs night alluded
10 10 outrAAipg the public. and ~ pub ie
journalist ws considered u our daty 20 gsve
The facts and administer the reprocf Ia init
isa,iou. Mr.. sandsrsoa informs 10 that he ~.
totally ignorant Of the ssyls Of company b
vAs keeping be Vas in the eo~pa
az Of esn,lsmen Of geoa moral eharae er end
oublsmished rspatasien: that ii was the IRA
tine that be had ever gsmbsed. and that b,
did 90 then only after much urging. b. de-
siss sAat hs drank ts excess bus sosfsssss tha
uhst b. did lrink pesdsced dissiosss sp'
mental soatsAes. He slse ssys sAst this hal
ss The last tine shss ssy ess sbsll have reaso'
sozeSapl6i, ef NJ StaAase. Ne sbstsfail!
give hin ths bsse6s ss bic statement as'
truse that bis good resolasisss ssy b mos
sseredly kept Whatever we have said ~
said in COED iaisb, and we thought the eeese
.oa demanded ths uss Of sush language - >
/ elected. Il romans entirely With the ssntle
man himsslf 70 msks the proper aasass 70
HE sosdsst. Nsss vill rsjpies more shss .
70 sss ltln ssssns ssss ssuaia 10 the vs1ks 4
sobslety sad spfigbesqss. ~
We vii - n. 6Asdsesss The jsssiss = -
shAt - IL % - KEGS . sss lsArs. sbss b
sAsssssss pssvssss = I'm tiee : = 49, -
| s{kt -. cIikeas tteatpA ! 49, - IN slsls
I Anahs = O19 ol1oee oo1eqes -. IS
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n. II. KING.
A TTORvEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ and Notary Public.
Ovprce--Usvenports Block. LsClaire, To- -.
Particular attention paid TO collections 10 Scot
County. Imys-3ly
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CHAS. WAiTrAkEM,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
n Orrios on Main street, in Granite Block, ~
sseirs. 'my36. DIFF
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DIR. GEO. w, McCARN,
r1HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
in room directly over tho Post Office.
Dr Gxo. w. McCARN's residence, east side Of
Brady, second door from cOraer OF eth.
ian Q-dvtf
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All scrofulons persons suffering from general De-
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Tumors Of the ovaries, Tumors Of tho Breast, and
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Epileptic Fits Sympathetic or Organic Diseases Of
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region Of the hear will be greatly relieved by Con-
stituton Life Syrup. lb..fs4 t&lf
n-~uox. ncxx,.. .v.I nal IscaSa Tame fifxx
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-19
Ayers
CHERRY PECTORAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
'it Of Consumptive patients
aN in advanced stages =
OF the disease.
This has been SO long. used and so univer-
assure the public that its quality is kept up TO
the best it ever has been, and that it may be
relied on to do all It has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER & Co.,
tA2t Practical and Analytical Chemists
i0 W Lowell, Mass.
Sold by NIL druggists everywhere.
Sept. 10. is6a-d&weowly disP gHHcs