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The New York herald., 1864-08-04
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Operations Before the City
Of Atlanta.
The Macon Railroad De-
stroysd.
REPORTED DEATH OF GEN. EDWARD M'C00E.
GENERAL aARRARD's GREAT RAID
.~c~~~~>~~>~>>~>~~~~
The ENEMY'S POSITION AND WORKS.
REPORTED DEATH OF GEN. EDWARD WCOoE.
GENERAL aARRARD's GREAT RAID
The ENEMY'S POSITION AND WORKS.
Resignation Of Gen. Hoeker and
PrSmatiOn Of Gen. Howard,
Aess Zee, 4es
MIR. w. r. g. Shanks' Despatch.

MIR. w. r. q. Shanks' Despatch.
NASHVILLE, August 8, 1854.
THB ROAD DESTROYED.
General Stonemans raid along the Macon Railroad met
With great in cutting tho rebel line of communi
sstion and thus completely isoatng Atlanta But re.
aret necessity to add that One division Of cavalry
while returning met with serious disaster The Macon
Railroad torn for eighteen miles, the rails wisted
she ties tanks bridges and depos burned and the road
rendered useless for months to come.
GENERAL EDWARD M'Co JKs DIVISION,
seturning by way OF Newman, captured large
wagon tran filed with much valuable private property
belonging TO rebel officers and among other property
was General Hoods papers and quantity Of whskey,
all Of which fell into the hands OF the General and his
forces.
About this time the rebels, under General Ransom,
attacked General McCook and a fight ensued in which
MoCooks command routed and the greater part
q his command captured About i've hundred OF the
troops have reported at Marietta and give fearful stories
OF losses. Tho command at starting numbered about
three thousand two hundred General Nccook reported
Killed
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
The Sailing or the Uuropa,

Bosror, August 3, 1884.
The steamship Europa, for Halifax and Liverpool,
sailed at ten O'Clock this morning She took IS 900
specie.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
DEATH OF THE BRITISH CONSUL GENERAL.
News from st. Domingo and
Venezuela,
&sss &s.s 3ss

Tho steamship Roauoake, Captain Drew, from Havana
on the 10th ut arrived at this port yesterday morning
We are indebted to the purser for favors.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

WMWNu1oN, August 3, ISd3.
,s generally understood now that the force which
rarly has n the valley quite large numbcsng al least
thirty nve thousand men, He is nov engaged In shresn.
inc wheat Military movements, mot proper 70 publish,
ara in progress which win compel him TO change bis
position speedily
Gilmor was q, snephsrdstown yesterday with small
forco
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

From the Louisville Journal, August L.
General Hooker arrived here last evening from Atlanta
his way to Washington and ia stopping At the Gait
Honse. He appears we'll indeed fighting seems TO agree
with
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

Again.
HAR.rsnURG, Pa, August 3, 1904
dcspatch from Hagersown just received nero ssases
that rumor prevails there that force Of rebels are
crossing tho Potomac into Maryland At Dam No. =. NO
partcuars are given.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
Our Special washington Despatch.

:,
Two hundred and ninety-eght wounded arrived here
70 day from City Point Among them are the following
oflcers-Co,onel J. 8. Catn, 1o9th New York. Leuien
ant Colonies W. D. Wright, 9th Michigan; P. B. stson
losth New York, and B. G. Barney, I'd Pennsylvanis
heavy artillery Captains l. g. Holden, Goth Michigan;
s. Jardno Cd Indiana cavalry; s. s. Kiigore 14h United
States Infantry; R. H. sconeld. 27th Michigan; J. H.
Brown And II. H Daniels I'd Michigan II. b. Barnard.
I'd New York mounted rifles; J. H. Day, 10th New York
A. G. and c. A. Blanchard. 35th Massachusetts, and J..
A. Holman, Pennsylvania artillery.
Twenty-Five rebel officers arrived from Petersburg TO-
day, and were consigned 10 the Old Capitol.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

Tue SoLDIHRs' SUPER. spite OF
unfavcrabls weather LsClairs Hall vas crowd.
ed with psopls last evening. on the oecsslon
cf thu Complimentary suopar to the gallsnt
members Of Companies Is. and c., - lows
Volunteer Ia:snsry. who have rs.soiisted in
he Veteran Corps The h.ll wAs splsadidiy
,ilua4irat.i AMI decorated. aad the asrAog..
meuts shrsugaont. Of the eompls,sst and nee,
approved order. This vas exclusively the
sork Of the ladies Of eur city. They planned
he sshsms Throughout. put the ssus in op-r.
stisn. aud carried il through in the happiest
styls. All honor to the ladies Of our city.
The meeting vas organised by calling Judge
Di,lsu TO preside. who. upon taking ths stand
addressed the assembled multitude in tsw
very appropriate rsmasks. which were follow
ID by music br strssssr's Bssss Bad The
members present Of the abovs named esmpa-
uies then fell ia,e line on ths usss eide os the
Hall, and ths Rev. II. n Pswers took the stAsd
snd delivered an eloqusn: and apernpriass
"w slcoms Address, Following this ths gles
club Messrs stathsm. Phlsn snd Dumoas. and
Mrs. Brockett. Mrs Duuont asd Are. S,sthen
sang the popular ssng-"Bravs Boys are
Tney. wish pleasing esfset.
Aa sdjournmsat wss shso taken - Armory
Hail, whers ; splendid r-psss vas provided.
which, sns. iuyssasion Of Divine blessing By
The Rev. Wm. WiDdsor. wss partsken Of With
keen relish. Il wss the moot psrfecs aud
agreeable repast ever served In LsClsirs Hall.
The viands we're literally too runner Jus too
n -D,ion," and an Of the facet and mo.s sp-
/ ps.iziag quality. The arrangements for ssrs-
Ing the "a ules we're IN perfect order. Verify
the lsdiss under stand how - fsed multi,
:ude. The supper eser the assembly retcrcei
TO the Wee. Hall. where tbe Gles Club Gang
two mere splsadid songs. after which the Rev.
Janes Challen delivsrsd an address suited -
shs oesseioa. Then there vas uors music.
more Stag ng, and Gssiiy dance. which ~ss
psotraetsd until late hour. Tie whsle ~
perfect susssss is aov psrtlss'ar. md = ths
ssdteS - ~ pssiss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
sr4E oREArHsr TO T1s onEArzsr Nu1rsEzA 4.
DAVENPORT. IOWA SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 80 1864


1. viii b, remsmbsesd that horrible mas
s.ere OF vhi.e adventures By Indians took
place on tbs upper wstsrs Of The Missouri De-
low For. Bsrthold las, summer, an seeount q
whiea sss psbli.hsd il this paper. loforus-
lion Of the bloody deed was broueht Gown 10
Gen suliy, who vas then sncamped st Fort
Suily, . fer miles below Fors PisYris. also
request that he wcuid send up safIicieut mil
itary force 10 put e,op 70 such procsedsd.
ings. Tbis wss short time after the battle
IN the Indisns were 20 severs'g thrashed BY
Gen Su,ly's forces. and hs was unable to 10
comply With the reqasst What hs did do
Sss to bribe su ln.iian prisoasr TO make
long de.our through the unsxpiered lad Ian
country, wes. Of the Missouri. aud ascertain
- far ~ possible The state Of Affairs among
the; various unfriendy tribes aud obtain
what knowledge be could Of the white sdvsn-
iurers who were afraid 10 come dosn tbs river
Oh aso,un. Of the u,,eeaors, and lear that III >
,niat be similarly treated Tue fadian made
his journey, and arrived at For Pisrris 70 will
5s ssen from ,hs fgilowing letter TIE whites
we're s.ae. Tbs sutjoined letter. just received
by Gen. suliy gives little insight into the
.ffa.rs iuto the ladiau Terr tory which ,ur
troops propose to visi. next summer:
Fosr TrxsxE, Nov. rs. 1868.
Biyg. Gen. Aifred iSuiiy, Commanding Sioss
Extedi ioa
i,sAx -rx Your note under date of Oct. 4
reached ue this c,orning Al ihs late ssascn
~ the yeAr il Is too late 70 act IS you advise
have hoxevsr, succeeded 10 making my ln-
diane camp clcss enough to aasis. me 10 case
+ ~ atttek this winter, a1d now have ten
R.ss living 70 the fort to aid IN ITS ds!snse.
| have recsived .ev-rsl messages irom The
t)chsppas aad B iackfes' that they are we'll
.w.te thsp the troops will be hf.sr them next
,or,ry and are d.t.r,uipsd to give them good
cause for 20 doing. by killing all the whites
thsy cso; aud will attempt to barn Ne cat
this o.sr. They are nov sucamped 90
Heart River. The lansiens are on Pain ed
wo,d Creek. Thsy bavs cent the pipe of
"a to there Iniisne, which l havethsn
ito !, a. sa,iog until Thy hear more definite
II hev hey are o receivs all lndis's which
boo xsr ~ish ,hs gcvsrnsuso'.
Tn, Essntsss are scattered on he Csieau d.
Prari- nad on Moo-e Creek. The Ocknaees
sffte tnab tueJ VIII hT I'iusu ~ t"c = aoc
tonaia, Essntses aud Blackfsst 10 their move
neats eesinet tnis place.
Should an opportunity present iself OF re-
ceiving any ness ircn your part of the coun-
~, be 80 kind as to state whether ehaii sd-
sise my Icdia,s TO make peace with tie Ia
Hare above mentiohsd.
A few old rewspapers would he highly
orig "a in this Ged d,farsassn conniry, as ee
havr not resolved anv news siucs tbs arrival
4 TIE steamer last Jan. II can be vi any
serviss to yon 10 this psrs Il The country, com
msDd ms ct all timss.
l atn YOURS most respectfully.
FF GER.RD.
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Brsinees CaEdf not - exceed lines, $40 - p-i
snnun;
Forsaeh chan &c an additional ehsrgeoi rs 8 mt.
,sr square will be made.
Notices Of "wants, ""iost, !" "feusi "to rent .
ITO les" b.. not sxessdiag four lines inserted
~ Gsy cents.
Aauiass sosies1 will be charged atty cents in
~ eases.
Editorial aotiess agssd for as the rate es l6
ssnes per line, ssven words, and special notice
y 70 cents per line, or 5O,osnts line per week.
All aotioss Tor religious sad benevolent pae.
roeee vii be charged ons-ehird Of regular fatss
Obituary notices excapt Guris aSnounesr,s ,sats
Of death, ope-hslf F&tss.
Adyertise4ents not accompanied with insfrus :
tons will - inserted until forbid, and chaFgedac-
eosdlngly.
Advsrtissnsnts diseontinusd bsfers the cxpira.
zion Of the iins contracted fo'. will bs charged
- sbsrt the rates.
Advertisements from abroad must BE- paid for
,nrarsabSs IN G5ssnee, y. iesA from approved
Agents
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
80 pr cent. advance on the abev; rates, and kept
~ lse or - paSes IS per cent. advance regular
sateq.
Aiitransisat sdvsftissnsnts m 1.. be paid for q
l3vuuce.
Advertisements inserted in weekly ca reasons
BILE terms.
DEMOCRAT 4 NEWS.
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY IlScItEE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
Paoyosr MARSHAL IN CorRr.-Th,

Paovosr MARSHAL IN Covar.--The
civil and military author lies Of this city hare
come to dead lock The city authorize.
dsnsnj that the officers In miitsry service
At this point shsl, pay road poll ssxss. The
Proves. uarshsl ofthis District. WAS eai'e ! to
answer before Justice Wheeler why md TOR
what reason his poll tax hue 10. hsao hau:d-
ated The d. leadaut claims that he is rot
aod ns-er has besn resident Of thi' city
that he s a military o!'icer. acting uoier mil-
itHr, oriers and that ''is place a. re-ideucs is
10 De Wilt. Clinton county, Iowa. The ques-
tion TO be tested 10 this ease ts whssie: mil
iiry tFicsr ac,ing unier military orders be-
comes resident Of the place at which he lie
staticaed the same as he would were be oc-
cup, ing ths position of o civilian or. does
fac. that u military tffi.-r IL stationed at .
given point away from his place Of residence
cause him to lose his rs.ijeuce at tbs place
where his residence was when he entered
military service.
The ease 10 in able bands on both edss, aud
will probably eiici: q vast amount OF civil an ]
military law. We shall watch the case with
intenpe interest. 1t iSoue that inv olives more
than the paltry sum Of three dcilars, but the
all important question whether q man ia
obliged TO pay a poll tax IN place wh~rs he
don't reside IL is question in wh!sh are in
vulvsd our mc.t sacred pri.ileees-aye, the
very prime ipies Of the Constitution for which
cor fathers fougAs II involves the question
Of self government, and We may say the ex.
isteucs Of the Government itself; and if it is .
fact that che Government is the Adminissrs-.
tioo, AMI that the Admioistration 10 Abraham
Lincoln, and is friends Stanton aud Hsileck,
then we'll may thes. three worthiss have a
care as to the msnnes in which this case Is de-
cidsd. Uadse the circumstances, We think
Squire Wheeler should telegraph Solicitor
Whiting upon the sui jsct. Such wsigbty
matters eauaot be treated with TOO mech cir-
cumspee,ion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

NJ. d NJ. RAILRoap.-We learn from
the New York Tribune Of the 2lst inst that
the Chicago Rock leland Railroad Compsny
h,s made running arrsngemen. with the
Mississippi sn3 aiasooti Company whereby
the 70 m.r will sun and control ths road Of the
latter for the period Of twenty years. Ths
Rock Island Company agrees to take . large
amount Of u. d II. stock At certain figure
which secures the rapid extension Of the Mis-
sissirpi Missouri Rad so as to connect with
the Pacific at Omaha. This is an impor' AZ,
movement, and the news will be hailed with
Joy By ths peoplc along the route 4 the N. 4
n. Road who have waited expeetAntly and
net always patiently for switter eommunica
tion with the outer world State Register.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

BRowN.-Our readers have all heard
Of Brown--,hs fe!!os vho married the oelss
hrstei tragsdisuns, Miss Nary Provost. in
our city .hs fret Of this mouth. Well, We
learn that Brown IL in trouble. 1t is reported
tiat just before he came wes. he was clsrkir 2
10 N ernhantits house in Philadelphia. which
After his marriage the police 81. on his track
nd a. the last accr u rs we're 10 bot pursuit
This. than. was Brown prin:ely for,una With
which he was to lit tie msgnif,sct Nary
above taa stage into III. circle OF nueniing a.
hasnces Ihas vsnish.s anothar dream ci
wealth Mary !sas evidsntlv aous Brown
more ways than one. IAN tha. si:ters 10 aot
goli." Mary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

THE Rock ISLAND RAILROAD BaIDGx
SUED scr SO 900 A tib,l hss been flied IL
th> United 5tates District Court by the Min
nesot, Packet Company against ne Rock 1s-
iaad Bridge. The damages are laid at SIS
ooo. which i. is alleged vii! only eaver .h'
injuries sasi aimed bv ths vesssls VI the libel
lapt. from ths action OF the respondent Chi
ca0o Tines.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

IL The Hat, Cap and Fur trade, Far
r.nc 10 ah.sl Of -ll.eompstsors. His.;oek is
che largest snd b al assorted Of any 10 the city ,
aud prices The lowest. Aa examibation T. re
qass,si at his ssls rooms IN Fsira1ds Block
corner o, % and Brady.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
TRu. TEES SALE.

ypY THE FCWhk IN Ms VESTkD BY A
- certain Deed CT Trust exscn'sj 10 ns IS
Trustee. b. ore Heury U.Ibef. dated April lntb.
Is 3, duly ackHoE lecgca and reao.cei ia tae rce-
ords Of scott Cogatv, Iowa, II. oiox % 81 Mort
gage deeds. at pa os 4e5 ana 4:s, saa.i, n I e
I'D day of February, los4 4. Ut The honr OF ! o.
clock y. b., os said day. at tse cour House doc;
in toe city of davenport, lows. oifsr for sAis e.
public venue to the highest bd.kcr thcresl.s. ..-
cash, tae fsllo~ing isuds, to wit The southeast
quarter IF Section No. Nineteen ~, township
40. Eighty (Su) Ncr;h, Range Five ~, Eas. OF
the 9th 90 T.. al, somuch thereof as may DO
necessary to pay q certain note riven By sad Gar
Der to one Sper WHITAKER, Fer the@sum Of Three
Hundred and Fifty Dolars, of even date with
said Deed Of Ttus,, toget er With interest ard
costs Of sale. JANIS CRAM,
Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

Wugx ia the course Of human events
IL becomes necessary for ladies to buy DR..
goods. thsy should 20 a. oose to Wni.lsr's.
He has . complete assortment Of win,sr drss.
goods, iust what you want a. this time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

DISEASES OF TIE NEfs Gus, SEN.
NAL, URlnARY AND SEXUAL sYs.
TENS new snd reliable trea,ment-in Re.
ports sf the HOWARD ASSoC!ATIOy-Shn
hs mail In sealed envelopes, frse Of charge. Ad-
dresi. DR.. J. SKlLi.iN On. Howard
Association, No. 3 South Ninth Street, Phila
dc phia. Pa. LySa-dA w3rn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

Day BoARDERs WANTED.-A limited
number Of day boardsrs can be sccomms-
dated by csIiiog at tho fret door from the
corner OF Sixth and Main streets, west eide.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

TaEATRE.-Two splendid pieces will
b. presented st Metropolitan Tassirs this eve
n;og, with IN, mos. interesting effect. Drop
ic and be amused Never mind the mod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
LADIES'. Ladies, Ladies.

Don't you fail to read TIE advertisement In
this paper headed
THaporfu1at to E1o1a1 AIc0.
". t'h esssmsn, of New York, has devoted tho
tsst thir.f years Of his prastioc to female COM
plants. i:s pills acs like charm. They are
R.iiclls on4 iSrfe. Inc4 d WIN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
MuD EvEwYwHERE. Our Sire

MuD EvKxYwHERE. y Our Streets
presen, a mos, unpleasant .urfaoe-s o"rf.c
sea o; mud The roaas lestuy to - ESQ :
ry are muddy 10 the extr rene. Tn AeWalkl
svsry where where the feet OF man treai. 1n.
c1nsequence ls tha. things are mudds. uo-
pleas nj. 4 ztievous to be borne THIS is the re
sul, of a "Janaary thaw.' Wa are opposed
What says the elsrke.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

SAN PERRY sill offsrs the best of bar.
uishiog goods. Coats, pants. vests, euspsrd-
err. neck-'ies, shirts. gloves. collars. etc, i,
great variety an! at a.! prices. Davenport
cloth aud goods Of thu bess Eastern manufae
,nre, c.a3s up TO order by workmsn who hsv
a. aupsrota. Gail ~ sam Perry for per
fss. fits" Go to SAN. Psrry's to sAvs money
Bay all your cl,thing 1t Sam. Perrys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
Hannibal / It Je.sph Railroad.


IN GOOD CONDlfIOH, AID TRAINS ARE
i rannlng daily, East end West. for the tsaaspor-
tation Of passengers aal freight with care ard
despatch. AL Ksiirusds loosied east Of the Mis-
sissppi River have direct conasction With the
st Jo h b, or its Line sf splcsdid steam Packets.
The Hsnnibal d 81 Jsssph \ u Line Of Packets
on the Missouri kiver ran dsily, south to Leavsn-
worth, Parkviiie, Qsiudaro. WyAndoste and Kan
cas- City and tri-wsskiy, north to Nebraska City,
PlAttsmouth, Omaha. asd Coepcil Bluffs.
Daily Mail Coaches sun in connection with
trains Of this road - oil inporssns towns in
Northern Missouri and Sor;ks ssn 1swa. Also 70
lawrence, Topeka, Fort Riley and Fort Scots,
Kansas.
Overland P.ke's Peak al California Mail
Coaches leave daily. Tine to Denver City 8 day
Salt Lake . days, San francisco is days.
Rates Of freight always - so- as by any other
line, while the patron saves iAsgey 10 Insu- anee
Distance. Changes and Ii ne.
P. d. GROAT. Gea1 sickes As't, Hannibal, III
+ ". ROBlNSON. Drigbs Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

New Ofx Mog0Oos
Nsw Yon1, ia. ~
CorToF.-Dull st S3ko.
FIoUR-Steadier. $6s9Q7.OO Exsre sl4eo /;
81 .4oG77 IS X. II. q.
WHsAr-Msrkes steady. e1.5S01 80 Chica9o
Spring 81 56gl.6l aiivAukss Oisb, Sl.6f1tJ
Winter Red.
CoRS-tieAvy. LA In store.
uArs-Quiet ct 0l993.
PoRs Quiet 1ls 50k19 so mess r
LARD steady st l210lSh. s#
WRisKY-SV.
New YORK stock Markee.
NEw Yoax, Jan 20.
Gold Sl.5s1S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
HE OFT Y.

Barn Rooms. Bathing
Rooms, uodsr she LsC.sirs Houss. ere sev in
perfect order. Call and be convinced.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

WnrrE's DANCING AoADEMr.-The
81 term sill eoun unssse saturday. Jan. sO.h.-
Nsstsrs. misses and iadiss' ciaes Sasosday.
evening. Feb. l.t, At +. ii. Tuition $500.
JAr ~ nht
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
70 COfeS,sa3e ,,r1ceS.

TIE Rev. V. 4. wii.ca's Eenety Tor Consump-
ton, Asthma, Btoneiitir. oughs, Colds, aud all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with .
tory Of his ease. can be ohtained Of
T.. 4. HAtLOgD,
Dragsist, iaverport low, No 6 Wesi I'd 81.
!. g dse.3-2mi&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
EXCHANGE
,EY, rroprieto, .

n. Riley, Proprietor.
Cko;c. Nises, Liqnevs and Ssgoss; Warm Neal,
~ aH RoWrs.
r HAVE JUST Put Up JENNY LINZ
u Table q she latest irpeoytd psttsss, and
avait nisl from ~ friends. ,44sf
\. RhEY, Propeistcss
sele-dtfl - q, s9sssits As Nssisnal tlak
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

REcs uIrs.-A ,quad Of about thirty
recruits arrived { day, and we're sent into
qaartera The handsoms little sum Of about
fifteen ethoss,nd doitare vas dirtributed
smong s~o hundred newly enlisted recruits
who are abou. to be sent of TO their regiD en- t.
Several officers fsom the regiments 10 the
Geld hsvs been sent up to cor duct recruits
down 10 their Tegimente.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

EAAlLY 0ku Err; KEAPS CONSTANTLY
~ % csni tho boat quality Il Psevisiont, He!.
iov War, Kese ssuo Oh, ~. D.
Sessad stsse;, bstWeea Ready anA Pssly Da-
ssee1t t~f1lr14
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

Cnieago Ma 1kess
By telegraph C1f0Aeo, JaRA
FLor.-Q let and steady.
vHsAr X gle lows-. with sa'es at 4llsx 1sv
No. and o. 10 for No
Cnas-Ltss scti.e for Old, bat firm, fer usw; wiah
saes Of the 10 mes at 009eIc and u $3.50 for the
latter
Hi0awfass- Again sdvancsd. with sales ~ .0I
ERsssaD Ho0s s-Firmer and To- h cher. Eulk Of
sa'ee al 20 eV(97 20 disidipg on 200 lbs.
LIVE S1ocK -lsuli md unchanged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

No. SO Brady Street

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Roo Roo; Tour Europe 10 v., BY Jacob Abbo.
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