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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18
State Of iowa.
ADJUfANf 0aNERAL's Ogy1cs.
Davenport. Auv Ia. 1874

ADJUfAKr 02NkRAL's OSy1CR
Davenport, Aug IS. 1864.
The following telegram has just been received
by this department, and Is published for the in
formation aud guidance Of al concerned
WAsmScrox, Aug. ., lS64-PN.
To Ii. Col. Vim. N. Grir
The restriction preventing Mastering officers.
including Provost Marshals Of enrolment dis
t,icts, from mastering in recruits for organiza.
tered IN by Mastering officers as provided for re-
cruits for old organizations. and will be sent 70
the same rendezvous and guarded and provided
for in the same munner
The Regimen, or independent organisation,
must be organized on the muster in Rolls, the
four copies OF which are disposed Of usual, but
the recruits win be organised into companies BY
the commanding officer of the General Render
v0us at which the Regiment may assemble. A.
soon - organised into companies the command.
ing officer Of the General Rendezvous will make
out muster in Rolls BY companies (the Field and
staff on = separate Roll Of the whole Regiment,
which will be signed and certified BY him, show
ing that I'll the men have been duty mustered 10,
and organised ~ required BY Qrdera ard Regula-
tions and giving amour: Of bounty, advance pay,
&c, each man has received. The rolls will be mede
in Quadruplicate and disposed Of as provided for
muster in Rolls These Rolls Of the Regiment
will contain the names of all men rejected, died.
discharged, de-, 30 as to be . complete and full
record Of the kegiment-they will be evidence
Of muster in and proper organization. Advance
bounty will not be paid by the Uuited States un-
til these company Rolls arc made out 20 that pay-
ment can be entered on them. The attention Of
all mastering officers 10 invited to Paragraph IS
mastering Regulations. Company officers will
not be mustered IN until companies are organis-
ed, and the Field and Staff not until the kesi-
inent is organized as explained in that para
graph The muster in of each man will be from
his date Of enlistment, and he will be discharged
At the expiration Of the period for which he l.
mustered in.
By order Of the Secretary Of War
3. .. TowWsxD,
A. A. G,
II will be seen thst recruits for two new Regi-
ments Of Infentry, nov authorised can be fsr.
~arded to Provost Marshal Of the district. and
| hy him mustered IN, subsisted and transported
70 the Regimental rendezvous q Davenport.
Transportation, however, in such cases TO head
qsecters Of Provost Narshal will bs furnished
BY private individuals, or q expense Of locality
which secures the credit
All company officers win be elected by The men
when the companies ere full and Organized.
Any eitisss Of ~ atetss - aaoise u rscruitise
y taking rscruits TO the Provost Marshal Of IL
dfssriee .s4gssess .esss s+-sA -a'sAAa
n. h BAx1R
4- Adjt. Gen. q Iowa ,.,.,
- Papas b IL e&ets vhish hnse asnallk insoes,
u ofd1n sef auata nepeftQsQA - pou1o1oDa +
jnout Nu4 VAoot Gho1D9 A-o@s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18
RIVER ITEMS.

FoR MrscAriSE, BURLINGTON. vroxrr
AND ST.. Lorls.-Thc new and elegant North.
ern Line PACKET, Muscatinc, Capt. J. J.
.".opinson, will depart for Montrose and way
points, at o'clock tomorrow morning,
making sure connections with packets for
st. Louis, Geo. w. jerks in the Office
For freight or passage, apply to R. NJ. Pret-
lyman, agcCt.
For DrBuQrE AND ST. PAuL.-The popu-
lar Mail and Express packet, James Means,
will depart for Dubuque, and all intermedi-
ate landings, tomorrow morning. Passen-
gers should be at the Northern Line Packet
Office as early as s o'clock. 4. N. Pretty
man, agent,
The work Of raising the wreck Of the
Grey Eagle, we understand, is progressing
encouragingly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

ExrnusflsTsc M.Errxo m rHE Urn WARD
AT meeing in this ward last evening,
held 1T the Pennsylvania House, j. n. Dal-
zeIl was called to the chair, and n. d. Snyder
ESQ, was appointed Secretary. The business
before the meeting was to advise means for
furnishing the requisite number of recruits
deyoIving upon that ward to raise, and we
arc glad to be able to announce that the
meeting was well attended, and disposition
manifested to put the old 9Th on her former
footlng-ahead Of any other ward in the
city. d. Il. Shelly was requested to circu-
late petition to obtain funds to carry out
this undertaking. Ira. n. Clifford was
chosen Treasurer, Of the bounty fund,
and 4. o. Butler, c. II. Kent and d. l..
Shorey were appointed committee to su-
pcrintcnd cnlistments, and were empowered
to pay bounty Of ten dollars to any person
furnishing recruit. 4i.
w. A. Remington and G. II. Edridge
presented, inbchalf Of former committee, a
full reports with vouchers, for money re-
ccived and expended in the payment Of
bounties last spring; showing the total re-
ceipts to Be 1890, and balance on hand
$77. The report was accepted, the money
on hand voted to be paid to l. NJ Clifford,
Esq, Treasurer, and the committee dis
charged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

DIS. WooD AND STEWART have opened an
Office in Dnvcnport's block, and are'prepar-
Cd to treat nearly every disease that the hu-
man frame is heir to. The following is
from the Fort Madison Plaindeoler, and
speaks very highly of DR.. Woods abilities:
DIR. f. p. WooD-We regret to announce
the removal Of DR.. Wood to Davenport. He
left with his family this morning on board
the packet.
DR.. Wood is we'll known to the citizens
Of Fort Madison and vicinity as a well read
and skillful physician, having been engaged
in an extensive and successful practice in
this city during the last two years. 1t is
his purpose we understand, to make Day-
export his permanent place OF residence
The best wishes of a large circle Of friends
go with him, and will attend him in his new
Held Of labor. Personally, we have special
reason to regret his departure. Having in
an hour Of deep family afiiiction received at
his hands the kindest expressions Of SYM
pathy and professional assistance, we take
this method, the only one now afforded US,
to assure him that his name and services will
ever be gratefully remembered
DIR. Stewart has been ply sician in the
army for several years, and was at one time
connected with the hospitals of fChicago. He
brings with him the m ost reliable recon.
mendations of ability.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

Z. p. WOOD, NJ y, D. W. STEWART, N. ..
Drs. WOOD 4 STEWART.
DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, HAVING
Il permanently located in Davenport, are pre-
pared to attend 10 calls in the various branches
of their profession, either in city or country, day
or night.
Once in Davenports Block, opposite the Le-
Claire House. DIR. Stewards residence in the
late Dr. Thistles house, near the Methodist
Church, on 9TH street. augls-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

Beported Delba1 of 0en. 2u1lyss
FOfceS!

The Dakota Union, Of the 9Th, says that
reports are current at Fort Randall, ID. T.,
that Indian messengers have just arrived
among the Yancton Indians bringing the
intelligence that Gen. Sully had engaged
the Indians on Knifs River and had been
disastrously defs usd! We are incliued to
think that the report is unfoundcd. A bat
tie, however, has undoubtedly trken place,
as at last accounts Gen. Sully was march-
ing against a large body Of Indians who
were encamped on Knife River and was
within tseoaays' march Of their encampment.
1t is well known that Indians are great
newsmongers, but, like the telegraph, not
always reliable. Reliable advices will be
awaited with anxiety, as many from Davcn-
port and vicinity belonged to Gen. Sully's
expedition
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

Ir you want suit Of good clothes the
place to get them is at Sam Perry's, oppo-
site the Post Office. He has large stock
Of ready made clothing on hand, and also
makes to order. He keeps an immense
stock Of everything pertaining to gents
furnishing goods, and when you cannot suit
yourself by looking over his extensive as
sortment, there is no use going to any fur
ther troublc-it is not in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

TIE Rock ISLAND UNION OFFICE Sold
The Office Of the Rock Island Union has
necn sold to Major Coiiery, formerly Of the
Fort Madison Plaiadeaier. The price paid
was $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

WHoLEsALE.-Country merchants in town
looking after goods will find an excellent
ioobng stock Of hats, caps and straw goods
at Farrand's, which he will sell low-as low
as in the Chicago market. Don't fail to call /.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

rI,HE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH WARD
Il will meet tomorrow Friday evening, in
the East Davenport School House, at ~ o clock
to adopt measures for clearing the Ward from
the draft. Come one, come ali
August ls. MANY CITIZENS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

Al enthusiastis meeting Of The eltissns Of
the Fourth Ward was held % tho Council
Chamber last evening, 10 provide means for
6ilins the qsota Of the ward under the lest
call for 100000 moro, and the gesslemsn
named below we're appointed committee to
canvass the ward today and procure sab.
scriptions, sis:
). n. Hay, A. J. Preston,
W.. hoss, n. ". Mitchell,
!. McCa!!oush. Joo. Bartmeyer,
Jonn LILLE. b. Darlington,
=. .. otresper, 8. torep1en,
Henry Haak, r Krapse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18
Ceuntx Cenyentlen.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Sixth WARp.-Wc are all glad to see
that an effort is being made to redeem the
9Th ward, from the draft. Read the call for
= meeting ON Friday evening, and attend it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

SIDE Snow.-People visiting the circus
this evening, should not fail to see the wild
man, in one Of the side shows. 1t is a re-
markable curiosity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18
10 4 wnrc business Chance.

Al4. 900 OF GENERAL MnscnASplsE. consisting
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, ha's ana al
real property, This stock was selected in De
eembor last ut low prices from Jobbers, and ~ As
s,,sred for sale on account OF the failing health
:,f lis owner. 1t can be bought at q great cdr-
n:n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

OTfcR o. TnR DAvrxropr DssocRAY.
Thursday evening, Aug. Is, 1884.
FLorR.-Wholesale u. .Go0l0 in bbl.: Retail 10
l0.40
wHRAf.-No. !. well cleaned, round and plumu
Club. Tea and Gslena. cleo: No. 3, al sound
not clead enough for No !, el.55; rejected, mus.
" and damp, l00 cents.
CoRx.-Shelled, No. l, sound, plump and drv.
95; do. No. ], shrunken. j; inlear. No. 1. sound
plump and dry .s5; do. No. 2 shrunken, So
Oars. No. I, clean and sound, IS ;Sdo. No. 2,
damp and not clean, 50.
RARLRr--e2. .o5@e2.lo
WHIrE BEAxs.-e2. oc@e.50.
FLA1SsED.- &2. O012 s5
TMOTuY.--t2 25M2.5D.
CLovkR.-t7. .oo@7.25.
P0TAfOxs.-50I75.
Now York Markets.
Nxw YoKK, August Is.
C0sfou-Firmer at l.y5c
fLouR-Droppng. S9.s5 @ss5 iofl extra
State 3l0.40t9 10. As for X. A. y.
WuRAT-Lnchanged. &2ls@2.Ss Chicago
Spring; es-se92.t2 Milwaukee Club; q. .3G9
2.42 winter red
Coxx-tl.5ltIl.55.
OAYs-gsMsp
PoRe-sa.@s7. 80 mess. 90 old mess.
LARD-2l9 979c.
SA.So.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

nNE OF THE ABOVE MAGNlFICEN~, sine
~ wheel Steamers will leave th;- mint crery
morning at o'clock, conncc., mo at Musca,ine
tor % \, .'p p,s, ears ,'r .ny,on at burlington
- lua ~ leasah. y, ,aaloosa, Ottumwa, and Chi
Isso us AIa.hs- ..lld at Keokuk with Northern Line
. . "cAe cos boats and keokuk Packet Co. .
.,cats for Quincy, Hannibal and ST. Louis. max
ing close connections at Hannibal with trains GO
ing west, and at st. Louis with st. Louis aud
Memphis packets for Memphis and st. Louis 4
New Orleans Packets for New Orleans.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or at
Northern Line Packet Office.
u. N. PRETTYMAN, Ag't.
Davenport, August 5th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

SAD AcciDENr.-A little boy named Wor-
thington, whose parents reside in Rock Is.
land, died yesterday from the effects Of
careless usage Of firearms. A little son oi
Il. l.. Cable narrowly escaped being killed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

Fs#.A- ss - !>gooogYs
xwa .rsssssssa Sns ibs
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

ANoruER CANDIDATE FOR MARTYRDoN.-
It seems that few Of cur enterprising modern
Democratic politicians, who have hitherto been
searching in vain for their particular mission.
have at hast discovered their peculiar forte
Fort Alcatraz-aud are making a strong effort
to reach their appropriate sphere. L. c.
Granger, citizen of our euterprlsiug village,
has written an extremely modest protest against
the arrest Of L, Weller, which. with Quaker
Ike simplicity, he addresses To Irwin Me
Dowell, without the prefix Of his military rank
and scarcely the usual ciyilities in addressing
ordinary civilians We have not space in our
paper for this rare prodGction-it may be found
in that brave Democratic" sheet, the CaHfor-
Ma Express. But, in order to give our readers
some idea Of the excessive uodes'y and saint
ike resignation Of the writer, We give the fol
loving specimen bricks, the closing sentences
Of this remarkable protest:
1t is unfortunate for the peace Of the State
that you have initiated the system Iof military
arrests here; StiI l counsel DO retaliation. 4
Lincoln exiled Vallandigham from his native
State. and the brave Democracy Of Ohio sub
miltei to the tyranny patiently for oue year.
I counsel forbearance. while be becomes the
jAi.oT Of Charles L. Weller. II this my protest
Is q crime against the Government, | am
content to expiste my ofence By the side
Of the brave and good Nj. Weller at the
fortress of Alcatraz."
o my-fau Us, somebody We feel faint
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

\ REN1SIscEycE.-Lie Lieutenau: Commander
Thornton, Executive officer Of the kearsarge,
was Executive officer of Farraguts flagship,
the Hartford, when she passed the forts Oh the
lower Mississippi. The Hartford Times tells
the following story of him:
A short time before the Alabama came out
of The harbor of Cherbourg this officer LETT Bis
own craft, aud Disgusting himself IN French
blouse and the general apparel Of French
citizen, be succeeded in gaining admission on
board the rebel vessel, and examined fully ev-
cry part Of her, taking notice of her machinery,
armament. etc. The result was that Command
er WiDslow of the kearsarge resolved that be
could and would sink the rebel whenever she
came out We know the result.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT BY VIZ
~ tue ef an order made by the uuderSs. .res. =
Justice q the Peace, in ana for Hamilton Town
ship. Butte County California, on the esth sav az
July. i. r., 1854 n pursuance O.. ar at OF the
Legislature. approved March IS 1854 ia riat;en 10
toe tre>naSsinS Of animals in Butte County e.
me following described personal property Ni.l ue
sod 10 Tie hiSaeS; bidder. tlr twelve dollars dam
ages sud costs oi suit. to-wi,; One clay bans
mare branded Il. and vsated- has a Spanish brand
also, coli. One bsy r1are branded Z 90 the len
hin. Nl;h youn- COLI. sale 20 take place az DAVIS
( NSai> store. n SAID township. on Monday ;tc
Sth day Of August, 4 y l>t4 a. tyo o'click 4.
u. Terms cash. in gold coin
Wi,ae~> ny hand and seal. this l:b dav 90 Au-
4. D.. lS& GEO A.HtlT
In>..ce = thc Ceacs ol Ham--..l r-.-.-l.-
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

CHANGE OF BASE. \ most remar kable
characteristic of the so called Democracy is
their frequent change Of base, and their GER
tainty TO abandon q position SO soon as it fails
10 answer their practical purposes. The latter
day Democracy array themselves in direct
opposition to everything that is done for the
welfare Of cur Government. 1t is strange how
they dare contradict themselves and so plainly
in matters pertaining to the administration of
the Government, and denounce lis every act as
unconstitutional aud absurd. When the $500
clause in the enrolment act was passed they
were arrayed against it with powerful argu-
ment, claiming that it gave the rich man the
advantage over the poor, compelling the latter
TO fight our battles, and the former could pay
his commutaiion fee and remain at home
Now where are they found? The $500 clause
has been repealed and the same powerful ar-
gument is used against lis repeal Thus has
it been with the so-c4led Democratic party
ever since the war began, to oppose the Gov
ernuent the Administration, and in fact eve
ry thing except tha: which affects their per
sonal interests.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06
Union County Convention.

At a meeting of the Union County Central Com.
mittee. held in Oroyille, on Wednesday July 27th
1854 it was resolved that Uhion County Coaven-
ton for Butte Co. be held in OTovie, On WsJnes
day, August 34th 1854 at 10 o'clcck i. NJ Of
said day for the pnrpose Of electiag eleven dele
gates to attend the Union State Convention p be
held in Sacramento City. on the Seth day Of Avg.
next and 10 attend the Convention of the Ord Con
gressional District, 10 be held at Sacramento in
mediately after the adjournment Of the state Con
ton 4 So for the purpose Of nominating 4 SQ-
pervsor for the lst Supervisor District compose
Of Hamilton ana Ophir and Oregon townships }
and for the transaction Of such other business a.
nav properly come before said Convention.
The following apportionment Of delegates from
the different precincts (beag the same a. in the
Convention q March lIth. ls64l. was adapted !:
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

DEArH or SHASTA Man ST SrARvArEoy-
l. \. Manchester, formerly Of French Csmp.
II this State, IN letter to Assemblyman A.
len, dated JuUe pa, aud Published in the
Stockton Independent. says;
Thomas J. Colby Ishoald be Cobbyl died
soon sfter be was lsuded- When the rebels
captured him at Ashby's Gap, July u, 1853,
be weighed one hundrei ahd seventy i've pounds.
W ben ee died his weight Was oDe hundred and
eight Starved to death.
ThomAsJ Colby left Backeye, IN his couu-
y, and Joined Captain Echeubrod,'s company.
raised in this State. Thus another patriot
has been sacrificed By that damnable method.
starvation, adopted by the rebels S.a,ta
Co,ussr.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

\ SLIGHT DlFFkRENoE.-In. an editorial
item the California Express of Thursday says
that Lincolo refuses 10 accept the Baltimore
nomination. In bis celebrated protest, in tie
same issue Of the Express, Mr.. Granger says /:
That Mr.. Lincoln desires his reelection is
evident from the TACT tb.t he accepted the Gan
d'daes.' How is this Mr.. Express You
sheald bava suppressed your item, or else
-l'-1.-er-l tbe protest ! ii;tle
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

In accordance with law and an order of the Board
OF Trustees, made on tie second day Of August
1851 20 many shares OF each parcel Of said stocks
maybe necessary, will be sold al the office OF the
company in Chico, California. cor First and Broad
way streets, on 22d day of AUGUST, 1861 at the
hour Of two O'Clock, NJ. to pay said delinquent
assessments thereon together with costs OF adyer-
tising and expenses Of the sale.
RH ALLEN, Secretary.
Ofice- Chico. Butte County, Cal. August :. .04
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

The Ladies Sanitary Fair at Portland,
Oregon, has netted, 50 far, ST. ,223 in curreuc?,
and 1894 30 in coin. Oregon and Washington
Territory have given upwards of $4,000 10
the Sanitary Fund.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06

The Grass Valley National of August first,
states that John c. Fall passed through that
place on his way to Virginia city and thence
for the Atlantic States, where he will remain
three or four months.
The weekly union record., 1864-08-06
Notice to Creditors.

L IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a the Estate q \. W. Mitchell deccA>cl .iss
OF botie County. California are hereby aotieG So
present the same property Yoschcl o. ihe aajcr-
>.sned AZ tAe Court House. 'n Oroyi.c. w.taia isa
(lo) months from IA.s date o.. they wiz De forever
barred Ivan oRpEN.
Administrator Of the Estate Of
+~-+0 \. W. Mitchell deceased.