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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30
BY James NJ TayIor, Aucti .neer.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON CLAY.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON CLAY,
4 BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGiI-
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold Oh WEDNESDAY, the 3Ist day OF Au-
gust ON the premises al Il O'clock 7. NJ, the TWO
FRAMED TENEMENIS on the south s,dc Of Clay,
be0Sccn Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. The
hO;lsca have four each The lots front Thirty
one feet each on Clay street end run back hun
bred and siXty-siX feet and seven inches.
TERMS Onc-thiId cash, the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest secured by deed OF
tust, the whole cash, ut the option Of the pur-
chaser. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
au 25-Gt AuCtonccr.
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RUNAWAYS.

- USAWAY.-A liberal reward will be
\ paid for the delivery OF my negro girl FAN.
ME, who ran away Friday, the 10Th instant
from !laxali x Bros farm, in the rec. y IL ywUod
Cemetery She Is believed - be Ii Vim about
Richmond. She is nine ycaI, Oh, isl - . Ittl.
poX marked about the nose. she N,,s very badl,
clad at the time
WILLIAM W. BURGESS,
au 3h-2tT Fourth street, Navy Hall
~ TX IL u \ DRIED DOLLARS RE-
y WARD HAN away from my stables, the
night Of the 26th instant, nay two NEGRO MEN,
named ALBERT and HENRY. Horny Is about
twenty-five or tweuty-three years Old, about five
feet six inches high, black, and Summers very badly
when taking. Albert IL about twenty years old
five feet seven inches high, bright nuluttO, with
smooth face and very large feet una hands. 4 will
pay the above reward tor them, OF three hundred
dollars for either one, delivered to at my stables
on Franklin street They are eyxcnty makI.!
their way 10 the Yankee lines.
JAMES Z. JOHNSON,
Virginia Stables Franklin street,
30-3tF Bic. nd Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

1--WE HUNDRED DOIT AIRS RE-
Il WARD viii be paid for III, deh ~ 20 me, at
Fluylnna Courthouse, or Ill any a. ,nty Jail 50
that can get him, OF my man JORDAN, who left
my house on the 23d instant. lie is about five and
Il half feet high; has high check bones; had on,
with him, u suit Of brown homespun. lie was raised
IN Danyllie, and lived III Charlottesville and SCOTS
Vile last year
au 2j-Ot' d. 8 FAkRAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

GORGHUM BARRELS. New Sorghum
~ Barrels, made of pine. for sale by
~ 31wHt MARTIN L. CARDOZQ,
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I'D CARMlNE) INK, superior ar
= ~ hcie, pat up IN small English stone bottles
aa kl'ss Walls lev dozen lett. For sale, whole
sss'e anu fe'aai, a, No. 4, under EXCHANGE Hotel
A'Asi ss'"'" "dceI au 29-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

NOR RENT, very desirable ROOM,
4 with gas and well furnished, on the northwest
corner Of Clay and Foushce streets. Apply on the
premises au 30-ats
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mAbr,IilrD,

O, ifS 9Th .sseast ~ the Rev. ffN.,p Court
nst. NJ JOHN N. WILLIAMS, a hngiand. ans
Ma EII2AUtsfH Z. kIIskMYE of tlsis city
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EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
FOR RENT AND SALE.

4 ST @ Il + FOR RENT, on Main
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
north side, No. ll2. Apply on the premises.
an 3U-lt#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

-~s-~-~
by Thomas W. Keesce, Auctioneef,
(Offlce corner OF Twelfth and Cary streds
4 UCT1ON SALE OF VERY DESTRA.
N BILE AND SCARCE MERCHANT TaILORs'
GOODS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1864 @ H.
HOWARD, Merchant Tailor, retiring ffom bust
ness, will sell, on the above day, at auction at his
store, on Fofirteenth street, No 10, opposite the
Tx hange Hotel his entire stock 4 frst-eIass MER-
CHANT lAlLoRS GOODS, adapted to frst-class
tradc-Cloths, CassimeIes, and Ncstings and the
best Ynality Of Trimmings Buttons, and all his
stock on hand; Back Alpaeas and EnglshIustres !;
Siecas.
ALSO,
Some handsome Ready made Garments Of his
make.
Sale will commence at l01 O'clock.
q. II. HOWARD, n
No. ITO Fourteenth street,
au 2-3t" Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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= z =
AUCTION SALES.
FurtnE par.

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHETON,
SLEIGH, SPRING WAGON, HARNESS,
HORSES AND STABLE FOR SALE AT AUG
TOM will sell WEDNESDAY MORNING,
3ist instant, commencing al ten O'clock at the sta
bic on Franklin, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, elegant Carriages,
elegant Double buggy,
l elegant Single Buggy,
l elegant Phrton,
elegant Sleigh,
Spring Wagon,
sets Harness,
l Stable,
3 fine Horses W G.. DAILY.
Sale conductedby THOMAS w KEEsEE, Auctioncer.
;lu 20
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NOR SALE. one twenty-holSe po~u
PORTABLE ENGINE, complete, nesLts p h.s,
made by Philip Rakm Call at the Easls MAJ
Works. lau ad-6t'l L. L. MVoiNA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-30

(tARMINE INK! GARMlNE I'M
Y ut Wholesale and retail .,.>.
ED. 4 ROBINSON,
an 3y--iw Eourth and Franklin Stite'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-29
The Norfolk old Dominion y in speaking Of
prices in that S|ace savs:-s Meat butter

the NOTlQlk VIA DDNnlllJi IL! Stichn i''$S VI
prices in that place says" Meat. butter,
poultry, vegetables, and Ill the common neces-
sarios Of life, have advanced with rapid strides,
and still the tendency is up-up Articles
that used to be freely INDUCED il ty those OF
small means, are now entirely tahooed; ana
even those whose means allowed them to
be at times little luxurious in their tastes,
are now compelled 20 come down to the pro
vidlng for the household of the plainest kind
Of food. As case in point, while visiting OR
city markets few days ago, We We're sho"u y
a butcher pile OF shin bones, neck pieces
&c.-that used Il, be discarded aItoSether .
purchasers-wh be had Just sold for twelve
cents a pound, price for which ve could pur
chase the best cuts Of beef few months ago.
And so of everything else, whether Of fish, or
flesh, or fowl, that enters into our daily wants.
House rents, too, are advancing. Boarding
house and hotel keepers have advanced their
rates 50 as to keep pace with the increased
prices of food. .
The New York " orld says 'the expulsion
of Gen. Santa Anna from Mexico, by Gen.
Bazine, indicates very clearly, not only that
the position in Mexico. but that they do not
mean to risk their mastery by permitting any
premature recrudescence OF that spirit OF tac~
ton and that fever of personal ambition which
have for SO many years cursed the Mexican
people, and brought the republic into It's pre-
sent unhappy and degraded condition.
It is stated in dispatch from Chattanooga:
Tenn, that the Confederates are in strong
force in front OF Dalton with three thousand
cavalry this side. Gen, Polk is said to be re-
inforcing Johnston, and Longstreets cavalry
under General Martin, are at Marietta, Ga.
Paduoah is situated on the Ohio, just below
the mouth of the Tennessee river, and three
hundred and forty miles from Louisville. twas
the scene of Gen. Grants first exploit in Ken
lucky, having been occupied by him just
after the Confederates invaded that State, soon
after the commencement of military operations
in the West
1t is reported that Generals Mcclellan and
Fremont will soon be assigned to commands.
Prince Napoleon Charles Bonaparte, one OF
the grandsons of Lucien, the brother OF Napo-
leon T., and captain in the French legion,
has arrived at Martinique Ell route for Mexico.
Judge Hopkinson, Of Canada. died at the
| La Pierre House, Philadelphia, on Saturday
night
The Congress OF Bogota have declared var
against Antisqua, SO that mote troubles are
anticinated IN that volcanic aud revolutionary
region.
I;eutanant Gen. Grant was in Washington
on Saturday, and ha1 a consultation With
President Lincoln, Secretary Stanton and ten
| Halleck Yesterday he returned to the Army
&c tho potnnanc
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) Ry
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
NFFICE--No. lO4 King street, over
.ona's> formerly French s. Book Store.

r. s. CoNGREss. In the Senate yesterday,
the bill to give one hundred dollars additional
70 Revolutionary pensioners was passed, The
hill from the House, to enable Nebraska to
fora : State Constitution, and also the tll to-
create the Territory Of Montana, were reported
fayorably. The joint resolution reported from
4he Judiciary Committee, amending the Con-
stifut;on SO as to abolish slavery throughout
the United States, came up as the special or
aar and was debated until the close of the ses
sion.
In the House of Representatives joint res
citation was introduced, proposing an amend
,nent to the Constitution Of the United States,
prrohbting slavery in the several States and
Territories. A resolution was adopted to al
low the English Abolition lecturer, George
Thompson, the use of the hall on the 6th OF
April, under the auspices of the Washington
Lecture Association. The death OF Mr. Love
Joy, Of Illinois, was announced.
Aga, the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun writes:-'I learn in reliable
quarter that Secretary Chase relies no more
shan did Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, upon
what is called the gold bill for great results IN
keeping down the price of gold. 1t is to null
tary successes, under the new regime, and to
the establishment of National Banks, that be
looks with confidence. .
Judge Pearson, of North Carolina, in a
recent habeas corpus case tried before him, de-
cided that the act passed by the Confederate
Congress- for the conscripting OF persons who
have furnished substitutes for the war, was un :
constitutional. This statement comes from
Newbern.
General Philip Sheridan, for long time in
command of division of Federal infantry IN
the army of the Cumberland has, it is said,
been appointed to the command OF the cavalry
corps of the army of the Potomac, to succeed
Gen. Pleasanton.
Gen. McCallum, u. S. Government Super
intendent of Railroads, on Saturday, took pos
session Of all the unfinished locomotives at the
Portland Company Works. They were all
unfinished, and intended for the Grand Trunk
lCanada Company.
A terrible calamity has occurred at Sheffield,
Eng, resulting in the death Of two hundred
and fifty persons, by reason of the inuodation
of the country, caused by the bursting Of the
reservoir Of the Shelf ED Water Works.
The French General Bazaine has ordered
Santa Anna to leave Mexico, where he recent
" arrived.
Tue steamer North Star yesterday arrived at
New 7 York from an unsuccessful search for the
Italian trigate Re Gulantuomo No vestise OF
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- = "
The National ia5aganoef says: ~
know there are thoso wllo u'># exit the prog
aa1''Is'n o ''i1 '"''.' "H>''' '''0 -,
,sn ot o"'!S' ''',S ~ '''''>''''''.'
''S'1 " ''o ''' .'N.' ~. > =, 80.
..e 5000 t''' >''Is' ~. - -,
'''e'10' e1 = ~ -,,
,1'-s'..p' . ,',,,s,s. .,, u..,.;~ - g..
',o0se " A'7l''.>e''''T1' S>'lD7 ,a5s ..,a 81
pi"e0 ~ 'h"' D'A' 49, -'"5
''"''s '"''s0Ss'' N'lo'"'' - '-' '''A>>' - -'-
| :" ~. .,es' W 'a''''' ~ srS
ta,o -, +lroo ,,.ors anl,s uhaE r;>,;s ~ tfa
Ch,rcE Of Christ, was twelve Or fifteen hun
dred years in accomplishing III Tie Ronla'l
Umpire.
we VIII let onr rcaae1S choose S't;@"5e;' '"7
spn1t oi Christianity: working gradually pt'E
successfully 'oT centuries % opi''' >A"'0'y a.?
the eleVat'ng doctrines OF the gospel an8 NE
spirit OF Massachusetts, as the Two are
mere contrasFeo ne TWO sys'en's u 'e'ol"A
are unlike enoush' pu5' a. .l's ''SN .. o7''S
counted SLOW We MUST osc''ne 70 st'0 '''
precedence TO the latter "ne'neF 'eSa'" '7
had to the agencies useo Or Tie 'tS'S'1s pro-
ducecl,
Th., Nav york World saws that the story
which reachoa ns shroogn ''reIa}!e gentle
,,o,,, 81 San T,,;s potosi and his corresnoy-
doa+ - Nav O.lao,e If he cantnre Of Tuada.
1.;n.o hx, *, division of the coostitional army
undar the intren;d General Uraea," we aro
so~r,, 20 " ohlioea +o think must be passed r,
49, oo.o,,,,+ of tbe ssoyaoe v;no' telegraph.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

V,HlS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHFARE
i is again open for frcights and travel. The
cars and machinery destroyed are replaced by new
running stock, with all recent Improvements /;
and as the bridges and track are again in suEsian-
lial condition the well earned reputation of this
road for SPEED, SECURITY and COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the rc-organi-
cation Of its business.
In addition to the unequaled attractions of nat
ural scenery heretofore conceded to this route,
troubles upon the border have associated numer-
Gus points upon the road, between the Ohio River
and Harper's Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest
Connections at the Ohio River with Cleveland
and Pittsburg, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads; and through them with
| the whole railway system Of the Northwest, Cen
| trail West and Southwest at Harper's Ferry with
the Winchester road at Washington junction
| with the Washington branch for Washington
CITY and the Lower Potomac: at Baltimore with
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York
Two dollars additional on through tickets L
Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the priv
leoe Of visiting Washington City en- route-bcins
| 81 lower than the cost Of any other line, as re-
Gently charged and the rate to Baltimore being
| 81 10 lower than recently charg d by way of Har
r;sbure This is the only route by which passen
gers can prycule t.rougl, tickets and through
Checks to washington City.
| W. 7. SMITH, Master Transportation, BaiIimor'
l.. NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agt, Baltimore. jysdl,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
WAA DE,ARrAENT,

WAR DElARTAENT,
WAsHIEoroN, Sept. 4
To Maj. Gen. Die:
The following telegram from Gen. Gran,
he's Just been received
Orr PoINr, Sept. 3.
To Hon. E. n. N0ntos:
Ih have h chnond pspers Of o-day. They
contain rum0rs Of . ba,tIts st AtlsDts, but
saying that the War Department having
no Official confirmation, ano do not form ~
opinion from the rutnors, but have no doubt
h,wever, but that Sherman be- gained .
great success before the dispatch Of lac.
night ~ss rece'ved, announcing the occups-
ton Atlanta By our troops. Tue TACT wa
known TO our s,,ckets by the rebels boiler
iu9 over !, our men tbas Snern an..bad y h,p.
cd Hooi, and that the laster had lost t,r ,
Thousand men. Our sroops we're in Allan.
70. All quiet here.
U. 8. GRANT, 1t. Gen.
Our southern telegraph tines consinue
down, and this with heavy storm whic
c0m0enced 10 tho after noon and ia ETH
prevailing beyoad Louisville may damage
che lines % - TO hinder the arrival Of de-.
tale from Atlanta Tor day or two.
lSigoed,l E. n. SrAmron,
Secretary 0t War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
WAsnrsoToN, Sept. 3.

WAsHIH0ToN, Sept. 3.
Latest information from tue Army OF th'
Potomac states that nothing u note b.
trsn.pred for some days past. Poke
duty 10 INDUCED IN On parts Of the lioes
ct night, but It almost entirely cessss dur
ing the day.
The following Official dispatch Was re
ceived lest night:
The enemy 10 on the move dswn tho val
ley, falling back towards Manchester.
Averill attacked and drove VsugbsD'r
cavalry from some point north o. Bunker
Hill to within six miles Of Manchester,
whore bis advance vas stopped BY a d,vi-
sion ot infantry. AveriI! captured twenty
wagons, two battle HAgs, n number OF pr
0ners, ann . herd ot cattle. II, remote
towards Berry svi'ie. General Sherids
moved last night with bis whole army II
pursuit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

Nsw YoRK, Sept. 4.
The Hsssld's correspondent with Sheri
dan, September Let, Gays Of Wednesday
oghe 10 tho rear Of Martinsburg: W.
attacked the ensmy's outposts to make him
show bic hand, which be did to our %, islac.
ton. We then put our trains in motion
and deployed in line Of battle. opening
IRON tho high grosed with shells. WITH
much precisi0o.
The enemy opened With Two ssetioss Of
stI,..sry WITH but Little effect. Hesv,
forward heavy columns and our iorcs.
gradually tell back. They MAO, ..,s.s,
edorts TO hank ne but failed each s;ms .-
Our forces then iell back, or rather DE-.
on the rebsls cone three miles troa. NJ,
s,nsoors to..rds Falling Waters where
there wss lull.
THE falling back wss il accordlug viii
Geo. Sheridsin's orders, aud sh g
Tor ~ 20 tell and thus inform the 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
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~. g Al = ~ nA00T
MsneGss>nfo "a uupsEs
U0Dreelas 0eso RarNoDle -
syIyS Hbort uetise nd q she neet re.esnes.
e :2as 01A ~ damaged UAbselso md
Prssols msde - good = ~ HI
los DroAy 49, Desstesa Aah = -
nys = pAvESpOR1. IOWA. az
nasces e lrreg.l6elsiss Avoided.
Too much eating end drlnAlhg. nAsbits and
modes Of lie, often pro1scs trregs1 Mia in the
b1w,ls and general hesiah Il the sy.fen. But
BnAsparru's PILLS win soon estq, the stomach
will regain its strength and . healthy action Of
,bc.vstem will bere6eored No MxDaclSxs are
eodsi in usefulness to the
BRANDRETHS PILLS, q
BRAyDRETH'S UNIVERSAL SALvE AND
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS,
Every man of the FIRE ZoCAyEs had box Of
I,a.ypgErn's Pills, box of UNIVERSAL SALvE,
and an ALLcocxs Porous PLAsrER put in theii
knapsack free Of expense. And 70 this tact may
be attributed the absence Of any Of this regiment
from the hospital.
EVERY SOLDIER should have box of Bran
dreth's Pills, box Of Salve, and piece of Por
Gus Plaster. They are SURE TO be useful otter
life saving
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
JUN .. WEBB. JAS. s. WILSON
WEBB 4 WILSON,
nerse Sheers and Jebbers

No. IS East Third st., Davenport, 10.
"E Wish TO INFORM THE pEOpl.r or
wv davenport and vicinity, that We have
Spsned horSs Shoeing and Jcbbine Shon in
re . I. seeve meetionc place, where we intend to
blecksasth Shop. II prices suit the t;mss 'ss'
Particular attention laid to all kinda Of ren.;..
tng-euch = keapera Reaper BIKES. Plors
eonding Bug9ies and " sgons, and il fact 4
t.ae en- y dpee u our line Of business. Hor.ss
ohod - peeveht interfering ar overreachim~s
An Wlsk doe with neainess and d;sDstch e..
go Hasing bees requested By . uvmher ~
GieiounD - oPso - - Davenport, - ~ ssr
esngs - ys~ 3nafenagA aps
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ATTEST NEWS


., " ~ On9AsHAeSHs est~ =
n Maj. Gen. Die SO
Shermsn's ollcial fepost II the capture q
Atlanta has just been received, dated 70
miles south Of Atlanta, yesterday %
o'clock A. H., having been detained by the
breaking Of the telegraph lines, as already
reported.
Our army had withdrawn from abollt At
lanta, and on the Both made break on the
-.ast Point road and reached good posi-.
lion. from which to strike the Macon road.
Howard was on the right, near Jonesboro,
md Schofi.ld on the left, near Rough anu
Ready.
Howard found the enemy ia force at
Joncsboro, ard he intrencbed ms troops
within half mile Of the rsilroad.
The enemy attacked him at +. NJ, ana
xas easily repuises. leaving his dead and
sounded.
Finding strong opposition on the railroad
odtancni the left and center rapidly &c
40 rsv.oad, and made good Judgment and
,roie it all the way from Rough and Ready
l,wn to Towards left, near Jonesboro, and
~ same movement intcrposcd my whole
INV between Atlanta and that part OF the
ne,ny entrenchcd in and around JonesbOro
At first we made general attack on tn
army at Joncsboro, the l4th corps (Gen
JcT. G. Davls) carrying the works with y
guns and about 1000 prisoners.
The enemy rctreatcd South and we ha'
followed him to his hastily constructed line
near Loycioys Station. HJod finding M
On the only road that could supply him AM
| between him and considerable part OF hi
,rmy, blew up the magazine in Atlanta ant
! 1T in the night.
The Goth Corps under Gen. Slocum too!
| possession Of the city-so Atlanta IS our
md fairly won.
Since the 9TH Of May We have been in on
constant battle and skirmish and need resi-
| Dur losses will not exceed l 200 and "
ave over 800 rebel dead, $50 wounded an
| over 800 prisoners.
(Sicnc.D W. r. SHERMAN.
A later despatch from Gen. Slocnm, dat
d on the ght ofthc Sd from Atlanta say
| lat the eccmy DESTROYED seven locomo
| ives and 81 cars loaded with ammunitio
| mall arms and stores, apd eft II pieces {
artillery mostly uninjured and Large nnn
,er of small arms.
Deserters are constantly coming into on
ines. ;. igncd f. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
New York, September 5.-Thc Tribun
says Simon Draper has been commission
Collector, Vice Barney resigned.
The steamer CO,to Rica from Asp, wa
IF the Goth, arrived with s35O,00o.
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.Mckewan, Esq, Importer, 50 Maiden Lane. N.
y. City; y. l.. Taylor, Esq, Banker, rs wall
ST., N. Y. City Chas. II. Voorhees,, Eso.. Bank
er, As Pine ST., n Y, Clyj shepherd, Seward
Co. Importers, a4 Pearl Street, N. Y CITY j
Wimot ESD, Commission, > Bowling Green, n
Y. City; John ". Kirby, Esq, metropolitan
Bank, ics broadway, \. y. City, II. Arthur
Esq, British and American Exchange Bankina
CORPORATION, 50 Wall St, n Y. City; ii. i
Smith, Esq. Chemical Bank, corner Of Broad
wsy aud Chambers 81, n. Y.'Ci.y.
L NH -endA uvlp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
kALT,NoRE. Sept. 3

UALTI0JNh, OVP'' q
IL J. nov asctrtained tDAt M one Va
kiIle BY { . accident on tue PniadeIpbl
railroad. Three cars were thrown iruu
tho track, cspsised aud badly shattersd.-
The Locomotive and Tor y sid ~ did not
vi the track. The accident va caused b,
40 open sWuch. A soldier aud Two civil
tans we're more or ,ess injured.