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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
FUNERAL SERVICES OF TIE LATE Col CHAP

FUNERAL SERVICES OF TIE LATE Col. CHAP
xAS-The remains Of the late iarncnted Col Afford y.
Chapman. commanding the 57th Regiment New-fors
Volunteers who WAC killed ~ the head o. his regiment
while galanty lighting the enemy Az tho bale Oh t'
Wilderpess Thursday May ; we're on Saturday com
mied to the grave. His funeral took place ffom tLei
residence Of one Of his friends No. 100 West Thirty
fourth street Company ID Of tho 9Th Regiment National
Guard Capt Rblet paradcd pay the last tribute OF
respect 90 this late companion IN arms who was con
neced with their company for number OF years ana
when tho 9TH Regiment left this city on the 18th OF
April lssl on thcir way Washington 20 defend the
capital he accompanied them as Strgeant. Ills oid
company escorted h. remains down broadway 10 The
Battery and thence 10 Greenwood, where his body was
inferred with military honors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

Comfy interest AND COUNTY LOAN
Controller Brennan has given notice that the interest on
the Soldiers Substitute Bounty Fund Bonds dre IN te
Is. Of June proI viii be paid at the Finance Depart
meut NJ. Brennan has issued proposals for another
similar loan for 90 coo 600 running TO lie year 1873 and
bearing per cent interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

higher rates were paid for Stocks and the market close
strong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

Tota........S590Os 81 5000 81 Si9l66 70
Increase over 1852 t52o 100 cent increase 1852
Doc " cent
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-30
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT-

Inc Sanltary Commission, under special author.t~
tensive system Of agencies for securing the SAFE CON-
yeyance to- and distribution Of goods pnt in It's
most wanted. 1t operates with eunac care eney are
erosy at all points-at New Orleans and at Wasbf
of h atS 10 ITO being by
the relative character of these in trustworth
manner and to secure equitable distrfbution any
services of the members of the Commission twao1,s
physicians of high professional and moral ciaracty
pecuniary securities for responsible and ander
vice: The cost of these arrangements has thus f.r
peem anout per centum of the value of the goods dis
authentic evidence of losses miscarriase or y}
proprlatons to the value of one dollar in ten tni,
shipping depots The following lis list Of g. %
pots to which auxiliary societies and all dsn ese de
localities but simply to their relatee to States
assistance are invited to send their offerings -"
sreet Bcytoo MASS Branch Depot No q Summer
Sanitary Commission. Branch Depot No. 10 Third
nut street. Philadelphia Depo' NO. io" Chest-
sanitary Commission, Branch Depot No. 4e South
Sanitary Commission, Branch Denot corrar x,.
and Sixth streets, Cincinnati O. f' ioi WIG
str naataTy commission, Branch Depot No. 95 Bank
st Saatahy Commission Branch Depot No. ee Madison
B sanit R GoMm a Branch Depot No. Adams
.Saaitary Commission, Branch Depot No 50 Fourth
street, Detroit, Mich. Dopo' NO. % Larned
oS Seminary Commission, Branch Depot Columbus
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot. fifth strea.
from the Government, and is wholly dependent on
we voluntary contributions of the public for tha
the Teasnry are socedp and %x &c
George l. Strong, ESQ., Treasurer, SIS Wall street
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The W. 3. &amitaru Cummissiou

Was constituted by the Secretary of War In Jun
1851, in accordance with the Recommendation of IL
surgeon General Of the u 8. Army, and its appoin
President of the United States.
OFFICERS.
III. w. Bellows, d. d., President
A. ID. Bache, LII. D., Vice President.
J. Foster Jenkins, General Secretary, New York.
F.. n. Knapp Associate Secretary, Washington
J: s. Newberry, M. D., Secretary Western Dept.
Geo. T. Strong, Treasurer.
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Our Ghip 8asket.

partment of West Virginia on Thursday.
DEsERTERs declare that Longstreet is MOVING
his corps up from Richmond to strengthen Lee
SOME 200 bales of Government cotton. valued
at 100000, were burned near the depot at Knox
vile, Tenn, by three boys, supposed to have been
melted by resident rebels.
TWO Union prisoners, while on their route
from Richmond to Americas, Ca, froze to death
or dled OF starvation in the railroad cars. and
twelve others had to be left in the Hospital of
Raleigh.
The Assembly of Maine, on the ed inst con-
CURED with the Senate in the adoption of resolu-
lions which will enable the soldiers of that State
hereafter to enjoy the right Of suffrage in their
camps
ON THE 18th inst, at Nashville, the citizens of
10 Daviess county, Grants old home) Illinois,
through committee, presented Lieut.. General
Grant with asplendid sword, of the finest work
manship, and most magnifcently ornamented in
silver, gold, and jewels.
LIEUT.. Col. DAVIS, of the 18th Tennessee Cav
airy, who was wounded and taken prisoner on
the I'D of February last, has escaped and reach
cd our lines safely. He was treated very inhu-
namely by the rebels.
A correspondent at Washington saws that tho
stories OF Lees cavalry crossing the Rappahan
mock, &C., are humbug. A reconnaissance has
proved that none of Stuart's men are to be found
north of the river.
LETTER from the Army of the Potomac saws
That lieutenant and seven privates of a Louis
lana regiment came into our lines on Wednesday
as deserters, and made the usual statement of
generalization in the rebel ranks
THUS far LIS applicants for commissions in
colored regiments have been examined before the
Board, who rejected 784, and recommended for |
appointment 931. These 1874 are by the rules of |
the board denied a REORGANIZATION.
The steamer Spread Eagle, sunk near Miller,s
Landing, on the Missouri river, sixty miles above
its mouth, on Sunday. The steamer was valued
at $4,000, and was insured for $2O, OOO She will
probably be raised.
GEN. HANCOCK has returned to the army IN
excellent health, and will assume command OF
his corps. During his visit North he obtained q
large number of men. The strength of his corps
is not surpassed by more than one in the armv.
The Raleigh Standard announces that Cen
II. ii. I'LL assumes command of Charleston and
goes to the Southwest. Twenty five
ahkees escaped while under guard thirty-six
miles north OF Raleigh, en- route for Americus Ga
BLOCK of buildings, used as commissarv
store, fell in Memphis on the goth inst. burning
In the ruins about forty negroes and five or six
soldiers, who were guarding it. Four women
were more or less injured, and twelve children
were the victims of the fall i
THE State Journal Of the 10th inst. saws: sswe
eel authorized to announce that Ohio sis ont Of
ne woods as to the draft. Our State quota is |
ilied with few over, and more of the same @
ort left. Vermont New Hampshire. Connecti +
Ut, hhode Island, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan i
N
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-30

Lodge NO T. SS9 H street, between Thirteenth and
from Depot. eo ohe square
paymaster General, 2l1 street near Fffteenth Of
street. ~ eoO' ""oVo cdgnteenth
Communication of Rations 200 g street near r,o,,-
tenth street. ~ - 0'Aoo', near Elgn-
% ior Transportation for Discharged Men at iss
street. ~ "Ae eooVo rineueenth
and F streets aAuns' seventeenth
st1 Adutant Generals Office near Depot, corner of
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Soldiers Home, washington n a.
Lodge NO. street. between 18th and 18th sfreetsi
Lodge NO 3, Maryland Avenue. near railroad depot.
Nurses Home ~ WASHINGTON rs al
Soldiers Home, Third street. Cincinnati, Ohio Col
O. W; d. Andrews, Superintendent.
soldiers Home, Louisville, Ky-James MaIona,
Sup,t, James Morton, Special Relief Agent.
Soldiers Home, Cairo, nl.-C. N Shipman. Supt
and Relief Agent. up V
soldiers Home, Nashville, Tenn-Capt I. Brayton
Supt Rev. J. HOblet, Relief Agent. 49,
S S0diers Home H Columbus Ohio supt
Sup't. and Relief Agent.
Soldiers Lodge, near landing, Memphis, Tenn
o. w Christy, Sup,t and Relief Agent
Sodiers, Lodge, Kelly's Ferry-W. A. Sutlif Sup't.
Sup't. 49, "
AGENCY FOR PENSIONS
william F. Bascom, Pension Agent, Washington.
HOSPITAL CARS.
Between Washington and New York-Sol Andrews.
M. d., Surgeon in charge. '
SANITARY STEAMERS.
Mississippi River, Clara Bell
cumberland River, New Dunleith,
Potomac River, Elizabeth.
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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.

The Sanitary Commission has arrangements for
Safes emsIa VIII df t.
I nss Ing points Others will be added hos
| EASTERN DEPARTMENT.. -ea
For information address "Office Sanitary Commits
sW12 n washington, DC" =
washington, d. g, Annapolis Junction, Md.
A A1fHandria Ny Font ToSRoait. Nd,
E S5sSss1sS ", TSo oFR. fsn Ha
PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT.
sion No ia ADDRESS st 0ce Sanitary Commits
HRnesSt;er, Penn, Chestnut Fill, Penn,
i'eaolhg' fenn.' Harrisburg, Penn.
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT.
Union 10 coone address oce womens Central
albany se eT naysn' Grove GSnn' R. l.
n neWarK, N y, Boston, Mass, "
WESTERN DEPARTMENT..
sion, Louisville KY" ' ''S o"0e sanitary Commits
S CS1lumfbus, O., Keokuk, Iowa,
S Cdeveiaanhd u, Davenport, Iowa,
e GfSlI1{pois q HisE fHaai fnS Bridge, KY,
Quincy III W. lebanon Lebanon, Ky
Mound Mound City III. Louisville, KY,
SsSnerson iiT ind., Covington, KY,
M Me- All Albany ny, Ind. Munfordsyiiis, KY,
4H1a1diisom, ND, Bowling Green, KY ~
M HlseaRos snd Ia GGa aks g1oHdeno.
St Louis, Mo-. Leavenworth. Kansas.
Jefferson CITY. Mo-. M arfreesberoo' e Tenn.
Nasty Nashville, Tenn. Xicksburg, Miss,
Cairo Cairo m, -. Point Pleasant Iva Va,
stevenson Ala, Chattanooga, Tenn.
In all cases the name, rank, company and regiment
he was when Last head S ro soud Pc and
letter. the answer will be sent by return of maiT. ~
n person II Will be answered at once; or if bv fea
yraph an answer will be returned immediatey at The
a Of
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+. y. Knapp, General Sup't. Washington, d. G.
j. b. Abbott, Chief Assistant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
Michigan Central Railroad.

Great Ceatrat Houtt to A.,c Iork, Near EngIand
aud the Toaad,s
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 18th. 1868, trains will leave the Great Cen
trail Union Depot foot OF Lake street, "a follows
$3.50 a. m, SUNDAYS excepted. Arrive in Detroit
63op. m; Toronto. 4:45 p. m; Suspension
Bridge 4o5 a. M; Buffalo, 500 p. M. Albany,
s45 p. m; New York, $50 p. m; Boston, %
q. m.
$40 p. m Saturday S excepted. Arrive in De-
troit, Goo a. M. Toronto, As p. m; Suspension
Bridge AS p. m; Buffalo, 500 D. M; Albany,
4:45 New York, ll:5o a. m. Boston, 4:oo p m.
1000 p. m, Saturday ard sundays exccp;ed. Ar
rive in Detroit. lo:oo p. m; Toronto. g:o5 p. M (;
Suspension Bridge. a:lo p. m. Albany, $40 a.
M; New York, "a p m; Boston, 5:o0 p. IN.
GIN Nm Att 7 r. A Ms
(yia. Michigan Central X. r.
Leave Chicago at $3.50 a. m, Mail Train; 1000
Fast Express. The 1900 p IN. train leaving
Chicago runs through to Cincinnati without
change of cars or baggage.
Tuttan's Patent Vcntia,ng and Warming APP
aratus all Cars Of this Company. An elegant
Smokers Car, with Euchrc Tables, has lately been
added TO day trains. Patent sleeping cars on
night trains. Baggage Checked Through
Through Tickets for sale at all principal Rail-
road Offices in the West, at the General Office,
corner Of Lake and Dcarbon streets, under the
fremont House, Chicago, and at the depot.
II. n. RICE. Gen'l Sup't.
H. C. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass
Agent Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
Erie Railway.

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route to New York. Boston, Philadelrhia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities carrying the Great Through
United States Mails.
-TNYPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNkIRK OR
IL Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West via the Lake Shore Railroad also from Sal
amanca on the arrival Of trains via the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, o., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo. or from Cleveland, o.,
of Fix Foot Gauge, combining ease and comfort
without change, III wide. rooIny, palace cars, d.
rect to New York. A perfection attained by no
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East aud West, our facilities are
nnrivalcd. Forming close and reliable connection
at Dupkrk and Buffalo with Western roads, and
ut Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, by which route there is
no transfer between New York and Cleveland.
Express freight trains leaye New York daily Tor
all points in the West, making ~ quick time ana
a. low rates as by any other route.
For freight or passage apply at all the principal
Offices in the West, and at 81 Clark street, Chca-
20. $40 Broadway, New York, and 2S South-St.,
+. r.. New York. Is State street, Boston.
CHAS. MINOT, 0en'l Sup't.
E.S. SPENCER, West'n Ag't
B. w. BLANCHARD, Gen'l Freight Agent.
w. II. BARR, Gen'l Ticket Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
Gen. Warren forces
the Enemy from
their Position.
Great loss on both
Sides.
Capture of Tempa,
Florida.
ARMr OF THE PoToMAc,
Nav 10.


May 10.
An attack on the enc my's right was
to have been made at an carly hour this
morning. bet upon exam ming the ground
in that vicinity it was found to DO M
favorable for hsndling troops, SO the
plan was changed and at 8 o'clock .. 70.
Hancock on the right and Burnside on
the left advanced against the encmy's
works. The rife pits in front were
those which bad been abandoned by US
but were now filed with rebel sharp
shooters, who were soon dislodgcd and
driven through TO the second lice, and
behind an abattis which was Of the most
favorable character.
On examination it was deemed best
not to charge on that position, and our
troops fell back in good order, although
exposed to CALLING fire of she'll and
canister from both TANKS.
Our loss is considerable, being about
500 killed and wounded.
Burns,des corps was partly engaged
An attack was made BY the enemy en-
the left in afternoon, where Gen. War
rem was posted, but our batteries soon
drove the enemy and relieved guns.
All quiet at P. M.
LATER Next morning, 6 A. NJ
| have ljust received intelligence tina,
Guiana Station on the Petersburg and
Virginia r. r, was entered by ON
scouts last night.
They captured the telegraph operators
and apparatus.
The station and large quantity o
supplies were DESTROYED
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
WAsHINcroN. Nav 10.

ASHISCToN, may A:s
SESaTr--Nr. Harding introduced . bill
- amend the act o! Congress approved Ssp
temher, 1859 in relation to donations to
settlers q public lends 10 California. II
mas passed.
Mr.. F..senden, from Com nitt.c 0! Con
ference on the dlsasrceiag votes Of the two
houses on the army appropriation 81 l.
moved that the motion for fail conference
asked by the uJuse be agreed to. This
vas adopted, aud another committee au
thorized TO be appointed by the Chair.
Mr.. Powell called up the House bill a.
lowing tie construction Of q bridge over
the Onio river 1t the falls Of that river ten
feet above high water mark. BIZ was de.
bated Gufirg morning hou.s.
Mr.. morrill, IRON the Committee OF Cen
ference On the disagr osing votes on tn,
bill for all erection ut q territorial govern
ment for Mobtauo, male q report which
Recommended that tie S nate recede from
its amcndEaent by sinking out the word,
.:cvery free " lite inLabitant" in the quail
III :ation for voters aud inserting all citi-
Gus uf tie United States aud tho.
wuu have declared their intention to b;
e,me such, and alter considerable debate
10 which Morrill, sisted that Wade, llor
ton and Sumner participated in the repor'
OF the Committee, it was adopted by 2G
yeas to ID na;s s.
llousk.-Ync Pacif, Railroad bill We
take up as un6a.Le i tn,,ntss.
Tue House passed the senate bill amend
atory ct tue act sutaot ne n -vada - 10, III
/ state government. II changes the tiut
Tor So bMittii z the c institution 10 the yJtt
Of the pcop.t t. tie l>t csy OF September
The House slen took u. The lndsAu Ap
prOlratinn bin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

Trains run by Chicago time which Is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 10th, 1864.
A/and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport as follows:
545 A. NJ. for Grnnell and Washington
5n 4. ~. freigh, accommodation for Grinnell
!. r. 10 do Iowa City
and Muscaine
Trains arrive at Davenport rs follows:
500 A. ~. freight and accommodation from
Iowa City.
A. ?. NJ. freight and accommodation from
Grnnel and Washington.
lor. ". express from Grinnell and Muscaiine.
The . ~ a. IN. train ont Of Davenport, makes
direct connection at Grinnell, Iowa city, and at
Washington, with the Western Stage Co.'S sta
ges for all points West, South West. and North
West
Train = from the west connect Mt Davenport
with trans OF the Chicago 4 Rock Island RR for
all points East, North. and South.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity of
giving distinct directions as to the destination o:
baggage also 10 procure tickets before taking
their seats in the cars j. f. TRACY. Stunt
a. kIMBtLI Asst Snp't my 10 ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
WAsnINoToS, May 10.

(terald's Specially
Midnight.-The action yesterday at
Spot..ylvania resulted in the success Of
Grant in gaining advantageous positions
on the enemy right.
This was the object Of the attack by
Grant.
Our entire loss in the engagement
will rot exceed 1000 wounded and miss.
ing.
Nc general officers we're either killed
or wounded.
Up to 10 o'clock to day the battle had
not teon resumed.
Lees position is a vast eLtrcnched
ca.up, aud its natural strength has been
greatly increased by the erection Of for
tifications.
Lee manifests no disposition to come
out Of these defenses, though every OPP
portunity has been offered bin to do 50.
A change has been made 10 the dis
position of our forces with view to
compel him to accept battle beyond his
fur:ltications.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
fRoCroR's CREEK. May Ii
VIA Fosr M,,ssuA. My lG. :

VIA tUkr AlrNRuE. My 10.
This morning at sayighe Gen. Blu. T..
hau's brigade charged upon tho snemy's
outer intre. cam-n,s at Proctor. Creek,
aud sDon succeeded il carrying the entire
Inc, section by section,
At ~ O'clock in she forenoon several eli
our bltteries opened OF the enemy, Who
had fallen back into a Ii re ri heavy cal tn
works which are next Fort Darling.
The enemy replied 'Niskiy uotil t~o
o'clock 2. NJ " hen our arteries, aided hy
our shatpsaooters, succe. ,ded in siicncins
the cncmy's guns.
Our batteries continued 20 storm their
works until shutdown, and then retired for
the night.
Or entire loss for the DAY will not ex
c.. ed $50 in hilied, wounded aad ,nissiDg.
AT 1 z. NJ. shot fsom oS.o OF our bat.
ter;es exploded a IN, gaz ne ~ the outer
works q Fort Drilling, causing great chez.
ing along cur lines.
A small eunbcat, apparently carrying
but two guns, came down tho Jan es Il y
er this morning, opppsilo Fo.s Dari ng.
and threw several tuells into cur cavalry
on the blnks Vi tue river, aud then steam
ed back again.
Lieut. Co. Pond, Il tie lss Ut isei
S'atcs Cavalry. discovered three insuls ted
tel graph wires this morning. near the
mouth II kinsssnd Greek, lead ng to th. &c
torpe6oes in tue James K yer.
The reb,l prisoners Just captured say
the enemy have lost more hilitd thar.
wounded 10 the late tsht
About nom today the cnemv came ont
q their civilizations and attacked Gen ,ra,
H:ckman's brigade
The light vas With muskc,ry, and Taste 1
TIL I o'clock, when they were driven bach
% their works.
Shafpshootcrs arc engaged along the
whole lines most ot the time. but the en-.
emy's guns in their Notifications are kent
s'!cnt.
Last evening the rebels attempted to ad
vance on QUE lines, on tho Petersbure
turnpike, and after short but spirited on.
gsgenent they were driven back to their
brrsstwo!ks.
Every thing is working favcrsb'y.
Gen. Butler Commands Ia person.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
WA,nrx0roy. Nav 70.

WA-nIxoroS, May 10.
Among the numerous amendments oil
the House In'etal Revenue Bill reported
from the Senate Financial Comm .ttee
are at follows: The collecting distr cts
are made equal to the number Of sena.
tors and representatives, giving to each
State additional districts. Penalty for
neg lect or refusal to make returns OF
property to assessors 10 increased from
to % to SO per cent.
The salaries OF Assessors Is limited to
q, 900 Instead Of $1,000.
Assistant Assessors allowed "a per
day.
Collectors are paid 81. 500 instead Of
$1,000, aud 3 per cent. commission.
The net salary is limited to $4,000 in
stead Ct ~ 900.
The tax on distilled spirits is un-
changed, excepting $l.25 per gallon
from October 1st instead Of January Let.
The tax on beer is made e1.5O per
barrel.
Licenses to wholesale deaierf, whose
sales do not exceed $50, 900 is increased
from $25 to $50.
Savings Banks are taxed 600 for IL
cenee rs banks. g1
Smoking toSscco made from SENS il
increased to 10 cents per pouod.
20 sales OF mefchand - and produce
one eight per cent. ss s slls
GEr Y0U1 BaLls-nYADs-- 1'-T IN
N atAs DEMOCRAT OgylCR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
A special to the Evening Telegraph dated
Washington 18Th, contains the following:
It 10 reported that sdvices from the army
Of the Potomac up to o'clock has been
received, and show that the q corps I'd
vanced successfully turning the cnemy's
left flank, capturing fifteen guns with many
prisoners.
II is rumored that Lee is falling back
slh Wy and has been forced to cvacuate bis
work. II this be true his total overthrow
will soon be consummAtcd.
The Scar says the rsinforcements have
been assigned to the various diviaions and
eli the troops seemed anxious for tho CON-
ing great struggle.
Nnth;ng vas known Of the reported
Junction Of Breckinridgc's forces With Lee.
Neither was tue report believed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
New YoRE, May 20.

New YoRE, May 20.
The Herald's correspondence from
Key West, announces the capture Of
Tampa, Fla, on 4th inst.
On nearing the town our troops
charged on the double quick, surprising
the inhabitants.
The rebel troops had left the day be-
fore for Lees army.
Forty prisoners and blockade runner
were captured, and the Notifications de-
s.royed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-20
STArE Of IOWA.

kDirrAHr GRxERAL's OrT;os.l
LAyE.f1Rr, May 2o.h, 1SdS.
0gNERAL err Err, NO. ID
]. AL companies organz,d under tie kuadred
days c-li which are Allied up to the minimum n, m.
Der So will report TO The Adjit.nt Gen raj, Ut
Davenport, forthwith.
II. 10 recruiting tfi.cTs, VIII, have rot ye. Ell
ed up their mpaaies to the minimum number,
the Tin for recruiting 10 extended to the 80 Bu
all com paniss ars required to report. .. abcvf
vi. hout 6elAy, socn a. ,hey are fl.cd TO Sa.d
number.
III. Those having squads Of men. and are rot
able 10 raise full company, arc directed to conso
iaats with other squads. % ~ TO procure Tho re-.
qnisite nu der for . cSm oany, up; such terms ~
10 the distribution II their of3cers ~ they nay
agree upon and this coneol dalton ard selection Of
company Oh ers may :ska lace, either before or
after III. roach Davenport.
b. order OF the Governor.
n B. EAKER,
Acj liant Genera Of Iowa