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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28
Northern News,

|. GRIHs1N, Ga, Sept. 21.-The Ohatta'
nooga Gazette of the 18th says Gen. Lee is
being rapidly reinforced.
A. j.. Smiths forces ..ars enoamped in
Missouri, 20 miles from ST. Louis. .
Guerillas, en- route from Smithland K
Louisville, as prisoners, overpoHsred the
guard and forced . landing. 10.
Farragut doesnot design attacking Mo
bile at present. p, III
Sherman has issued an order forbiddine
all citizens to come this side of Nashville
from beyond it. ...... ..,.... ..
The Gazette says that rs, 900 prisoners
have been removed from Andersonyille K
Savannah and Augusta.
Dispatches are published from Grant and
Sherman calling upon Stanton to enforce
the draft st once, that they greatly 'need
the men. :, - s.g =,
RroHmoND, Sept. 22.-Tha New Yorl
Herald discredits the statement that Gran
fayors Lincoln's election.
McClellan's New York friends claim that
the following letter was received from Gen
Sherman:
81 believe that SO out of every 100 il
this army are for Mcclellan, with or with
out my consent, my influence not :beine
wanting to make out the hundreth to g
the same way"
Iftrue, the Herald says it settles the
question of the Presidency.
The Baltimore american, Of the 10th
contains several official dispatches relating
to the fight in the Valley. They claim {
great yietory.,
Sheridaa's official dispatch says, after &
most stubborn and sanguinary fight, he
completely defeated Early's forces, captur
ing $500 prisoners, S pieces artillery, 6
flags and.mest Of the rebel wounded.
His own losses were severe. General D.
A. Reynolds, commanding a division, was
killed. Upton, Mcintosh and Chapman
were wounded. The rebels were strong in
numbers and every obstinate in fighting
Another dispatch says Mcintosh lost q leg
RIcHmosD, Sept. 2a.-The New Yorl
papers of the ,21st are filled with accounts
of the recent, battle near Winchester. The
news caused great rejoicing in the North
ern cities. ...
Two small steamers were captured al
Bass Island, in Lake Erie on the 10Th inst.
|,by party Of 30 rebels from Canada. The
steamers were destroyed by the captors.
Western :telegrams say Gen. Mercerhas
arrived at Little Rock with portion of the
10th corps. With the accession of this
force Steele will be able to take the ofen'
sive. ..-.....
NOthingis known of the whereabouts o
Price.
Advices from Fort Smith say,a train
which left Fort Leavenworth, Sept. LIST,
was captured by rebels The train con
sisted Of 100 wagons laden with supplies
for Fort Smith, 600 mules, 40 artillery
horses, and two suffers trains. ~. ,
Stanton in . dispatch to Dix states thai
the draft istprogressing quietly in all; the
loyal States. In Washington, both Of Lin
coins private secretaries were drafted.
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President Davis.

= y. = .
The Charlotte N. c. Batlletin, of the 22d
inst, says !. His Excellency. passed through
this place yesterday afternoon. Notwith.
standing the inclement weather, there was
8 large number of our citizens present a,
the depot to witness his arrival. Col. VIM
johnson, in very appropriate speech, vel
coined him to Mecklenburg. The Presi'
dent addressed few remarks to the crowd
After complimenting Mecklenburg and N.
Carolina, he said that aoao was the time eve
ry man able to shoulder gun should go t
the front. If all the able.bodied men would
go forward at once the present Yankee ar
mics in the field would be crushed out in
very short while. .u.
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FROM THE VALLEY.-The Richmond
Sentinel of the 23d says, a gentleman who
left the army since the battle, says onratotal
loss in killed, wounded and missing, will
'not,exceed {, 200, while that Of the.enemy
was estimated at from 6,009to s,00G So
severely were the enemy punished that they
could notamolest our troops in thairfmarch
to Strasburg, although it is known their
cavalry. greatly outnumbersd ours, and Is
the best they have In the service. -
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God, who hath done singular things for
our good, may indeed justly expect that we
should do singular things for his glory. 4.
General Howell Cobb has ordered every
able.bodied man in Macon, Gs., to enroll
himself Immediately in some military or
ganization, and no one will be allowed to
pass about the streets unless ho has been. en-
rolled. -,
- A correspondent of the N. Y. Euening
Post states that there are more calls for Bi-
sblesand prayerabooks among. the Canfeder-
ate prisoners at Elmira, than for all other
kinds of reading together. Sd
A destructive Ere occurred in Charles.
ton, s. G., on Saturday 18th inst, Destroy
ing some forty or more houses.
The Ganitsville Manufacturing COM
pauy has given Sc, ,oeoto the charitable in.
stitutionsin Charle8on.. fls
.-Snacks, on reading an account of the
woman:t :thatahsd eight children at birth,
remarked thsstif she was q wife u his, he
would apply for a divorce, on the ground
that she was of an ousrbearing disposition
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Later from Virginia.

RICHMOND, Septem. ga private
letter from Stanton, dated the. 24th,
reports that Early chastised .thae enemy
severely at New Market, driving them
Two miles. The following has jastlbeen
received: - ~ atsF
HEADQUARTERS, September 2e.-T
Gen. EARLY reports that the enemy ad-
vanced against him on the 24th, at
New Market, when he fell back to Port
Republic. &On the 26th, the enemy ad-
,vanced towards Harrisonbmg, his cav.
airy having probably passed that place.
], (Signed,) r. E."LEE.
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Forests and Wheeler's Doings.

S~SA<@ESs
ATHENS, ALA, September M 24, ga
IUKA, 26th. .A-Geh. Forrest has captur.
ed the garrison atshis place, including
about 1900 prisoners, two passenger
trains, fifty wagons and ambulances,
500 horses and many valuable stores.
Our loss was only four, or five killed and
about twenty wounded. Our troops
are full of. enthusiasm and will leave in
a few minutesinsearch ofnew victories.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 26.-A letter from
Wheeler's command, dated Athens,
Ala, states he has destroyed over 125
miles Of railroad'in Sherman s rear. It
also says 1900 s!Tennesseeans have
joined Wheeler. The people Of Ten
nessee are cheerful, and the crops are
fine. twill take Sherman thirtydays
to repair the damages: Several hun
dred prisoners and an immense amount
of property has been captured. Gen.
Kelly was wounded and left in the hands
of the enemy. az ~
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THEIiADfES TABLEAUX.

THE IADfES TABLEAUX.
Hmung The contfibusions acknowledged
By Mr. James Graham, Of Chester, in be-
half Of The sick and wounded soldiers, Who
pass shsOugh- thatplaoe on their way home,
wssra grati6sd to notice the receipt Of four
hundred and ffty.one dollars and twenty.
six cents, from the ladies of this place, that
sbai6gths amountrecsivsd by their tableauS,
fsf ths Two nights. "a ~
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YANKEE MusKErs. - The Richmond
Dispatch says the Confederates have gath
cred upon the battlefield ofthe Wilder.
nesss, over $1,000 Yankee muakets.-v
The Yankees put dowa their whole loss in
that battle, killed, wounded and missing, at
$4,000. If that statement be true, it FOL.
lows that $4,000 men threw away their
muskets without being hurt at all.
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FRoM TEE STATE RESERVES.
GAMp MEsR1WRTHER,


On Thursday morning, the 18th instant,
Maj. Gilps Battalion, of the State Reserves,
comprising companies from York, Union,
Chester aud Fairfield, (two from the first
named District. left their respective homes
for camp service, reaching this point, via
Columbia, on the rail road, the morning Of
zths 17th, and proceeded to eucanp On
'shala's Hm, opposite The oity7of Augusta,
Georgia, where htey now are, with Major
Msrriwether's Battalion, who had preceded
them q fewMeeks. 4 81 sas - -. ~
g0arplaos Of Eueampment, is Highland
dry, Of course, with pretty grove Of uat;ve
oak, but as We are without tents, the lsafy
canopy can only protect US from the noon
day sun, while we are left at the mercy Of
ssthe pitiles5 sterm." A good spirit pervades
Che entire camp, and Notwithstanding sew
end unfriendly showers, the inconveniences
/. ne meet with, are borne With Ga patient
ShhGg.'' The cssisins Of the camp is good
I've draw bacon, beef, -four, mead, salt,
rice, molasses, (rathsr sour) and vinegar, If
We had vessels to put itin. We are short
offying pans, 80 We have to get up stsU,
and find ourselves, being minus spoons,
steasing soup with . fork" On the whole,
tsshe boysp are dong very well, and the
ssison greysp are only beginning tothink Of
ths good old DANES at home, and their un-
ground sugar cane. / have no time to en-.
tar into details, or to moralize now, but will
take other occasion to elaborate, with your
permission. I would suggest'th that the good
mothers at home "write often"
OnThursday evening last, President Da.
Wis, with his personal staff, passed through
on,his way to the front, and madeea speech
in Augusta. He said that Atlanta could
be, and must, bs recoyered-he said lots o
other things, We did not hear, as we were
on This side of the river, but we hope the
present visit will be the harbinger Of bettei
.idipgs than has been usual on such State
occasions. ,..........rs -..... ...
The impression, and the general wish
seems to be, that General Beauregard will
be called to the front-we saee lots of ma
terial in Augusta that Gov. Brown has moi
yet ssbrought to the fire." and them, too
who while protesting supreme contempt
tor Confederate money, have the usurers
cunning to ssmake the most efit." -
Maj. GilPs Battalion seems little fami
ly, which while maintaining discipline, en-
tertain the kindest feelings for its chief
The two battalions are under The commant
of a. A. G.. Blanchard, an old Army off
Ger, in service, l mean, and apparently
clever man, as he is an efficient officer
We hope Gov. Bonham, will think Of hi
estate Troops" and alloy them the use o
,thstents, they 'hadsthe last #inter-thougl
we have passed ont Of his jurisdiction, VI
are nevertheless . portion ofs'tho chivarly.'
Letters for members Of the York Com
panies should be addressed
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s% Particular attention Of the Ladies
-iscallsa to the advertisement of Miss G.
NJ. Criglsr, which will befound in another
scinn,n Of to dsy's issuee .
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ADy'r AND. INsp'R GEa's OFFICE,
Richmond, Sept. 15, 1864.

General Orders, No. 72. :
Private letters and communications, rsla-
tiye to military marches and operations, are
frequently mischievous in design, and their
publication generally iniuriousto the mill.
:tary service. They sfe, therefore, strictly
forbidden; and any officer or soldier, or
os6er person serving with the armies Of the
Confederate States in the field, who shall
be found guilty Of making such oommuni-
cation for publication, or placing the writing
beyond his control so that it finds its way
to the press before one month after the
termination of the campaign to7which it re.
lates, shaifbe punished, according to the
degree Of his offence, by the sentence Of a
court martial. By order.
(Signef s. COOPER, :
Adjutant and Inspector General.
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ENeouRAeIga,RU RUMoR Gentlemeni from
the front informs, us that il is. currently ne
ported and believed, that Forrest has ,been
placed in command Of the whole Of the cav
airy of the army of Tennessee. # this be
SO, Mr.. Sherman's supplies are in 3 bad way.
AuSusta Register. [
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THE TELEGRAPH LINE TO GREENvIIIE.
"A meeting; has been held in ,Greenville
i'm favor of this enterprise, ;(says the stsoass.
.er,s Gaardian,) at which ,S20, 900 were
subscribed to it. The District quota isput
down at 100000.
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From East Tennessee:

, RICHMOND, September ga special
dispatch to the Whig says Gen. Vaughn
drove the enemy from Blue Springs, East
Tennessee, yesterday morning, capturing
twelve prisoners with their horses aud equip.
ments. The enemy is fortified at Bulls
Gap.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-09-28

ssF Young men Of York District, are
ssspecs6al aliyi6giled to read The. notice Of,
sEsEmciiihg 9e&csr, and End out whether
Ydeutensnt Thomson wants to see them.
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), ApJrrlxr, " AND ifxafscToaac GENERALS efsos
=, 4 q cOIs,ist4 ;ssps aasassa.
GENERAL ORDERS NO, kag $95,- Z, a,.l.pciliT
r PERSONS liable by the laws !,

PERSONS liable by the laws 0t
IL this State 10 actual military service beyona Ilits
of their Districts, and who haye not been eppled
Guided In companies organized IN pusuahce Of
defs Nos 10 and issued nom this ofce feaHly8dto 70
report for enrolment and assignment on or before NH
(5thJday 6f Ocfcber next Of they will be held able
restand TO the penale provided for BY The 1lt seshof
February 1885, entitled Actor the better
H. Persons required report bythe preceding paragraph
of these ORDERS where companies have oigan-
lied in the Militia Regiments 10 wich De
allowed TO seiecttneif provided hcy are NOT
.raadyfalf and Hfrepon 0the officers such
compahfes, 1fo win enrol they nznies =; 5f' af niG
MI. Where the Companies orgaazed Ia any Regiment,
under General 0rce Ncs 10 II, all have the maximum
nvmber goo msn persons required 70 report ese OF.
des, wf report y Of the Regiment
who Will ogamze n into companies II they numbers be
sufficient and lnnS return thereof 70 this Office; and
their numbers be Insufficient tacons1fe company he
xeturn feir names to this ONCE, when they viii
be assigned 10 companies organized IN otnef Regiments
~. The commanding officers Of companies oEganzed In
puHnAnce Of GeIeflO Omefs Nos ID and H. ando coapa
nifs the h and Sh BHgades gpdSrS
cal Orders No. 10 are to- enrol Tor xeyce In
orders report TOR enrolment, who reside wilniu the MI
lila Regiments until ther companies reachfhe naxmum
V Il smaae the duty of all 1.-The If,is eficersiofthe
State report 10 the proper enrolment therames
of are Jtabe enrolment under rese prdes.
Persons enrolled under General fdesy Sos.1 10 and
,unter Special Orders No.. ~ and under hese erder,
win be aaowed 70 volunteer in conpaniesn Taeuntedin
anty, butthey VII; be required
these ordsr apG held tnsefyice as tnnnty unm
their companies have been sccepedat this Office - mount
= la. a
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THE WEATHER.-We have been blessed
with fne rains and growing seasons for the
lszt six or eight days. z

ma. Necessity compels us, for season,
10 esquiss Produce from Producers, in the
District, for Subscriptions, Advertising and
SOD Printing.
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IATEST1 NEWS,
The Yellow Fever.

AUGUSTA, September 26.-The yel,
low fever is very bad ID @ arleston; It
is also atsSavannah and Jacksonville
and St. Augustine, Florida but is not
among our troops.
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From Georgias

~ n, ,a.--1 "a
,,s s, nsa. s,.s. .0p. - As .. u Ronas and y,
Rs.dv th;s .sa.,n;n. Gar aovsS and !
,6re;os, of tba,. hse. .r+;vsd bsre , THE
ps.h v.s f,asl. dsssrsa % !. ,ss1.nts. 'yasta;.
a,v .nd ,,sI:n Nv - oood nn.nr. ,,,;sons,s
sav' @ nna sn.;ra- -Gso,,;s s ,so;u,,aent. ,' -
The ,ail,oaa +, ,-yor k;ner sbrouph form
Aalauta, to Nashville. and il in perfect
order. -. H.
P,;sonsrs. .sav tbeS met a o,aat ,nany Of
sbarman,s.noen eo;S, bonos.
nhas.anooca and Dalton ara ysrr;sope,d
[bv tbres bfisaaeg- Of neprosa.
|! There had been no mosemsnt Of the
euemysfrom Atlsnta ND to last night, and
suuthing was, known ofthe Whereabouts Of
our army.
EsHeoND D1spAroH.]
sGH1ffr1s, Sent. al.--It is reported ths,
she enemy Was skirmishing with General
Hoods army near 4Fairburn, Yesterday
aftaruoon. Nothing autheutio received
vet.
A,train of Yankee prisensfsbwent up to
Rough and Ready last hight to be. ex.
changed.
The tan dasstruee expired tonight.
MAeor. Sent. 2S,-The armistioe ex.
Fn;red yestssdav morning al, Roueh and
Ready. but tbereremaiby 7os Federals aid
6Os Gopfaaatatess vet to be- exchanged,
which ,uiIl,be i,oue.in a dav or two
sbermap,s cavalry is SUPPOSED to .hayeief,
atlauta Thursday morning and passed out
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;DiS

,GOUTHGAROIINJA-YO YORK BIS
lkJ TRICTs Whereas L. 2. BIGHAM has applied TO
me for Letters o. administration on al and SINGULAR The
goods snd ehateis, rights and crsdis Of MARFfA p.
THOMAS, late OF die District Aforesaid, deceased.
These are tefefore, 70 cite and admonsh al and snu
lar the Kindred and creditors OF de saId decfnssd tSbe
and appear before 1ne our nexf ofdnaryh Court for
the said Dsict 70 be holden At York Gon HOUSE, die
10th day of October next, chew cause. my, why
the said administrator should NOT be gfqnteG =.
Given under yhaid and Seal, this 26h day ofcpeeY,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hunded md
dependence Of South Carolina. =. s.T
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For the Yorkvills Enquirer.
NOMINATION.

NOMINATION. -
.Messrs. Editors: Please announce az
saitable Csnaidates for the Legislature, in
these war timea--all Of whom are over the
2Gonscript age,
Col. W. G. BEATTY,
MAJ. A. A. MCKENZIE,
A. 8. WALLACE,
s. G. YouNaBLooD,
and obhgs
MANY VOTERS.
September 2s, 1864.
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GilPs Battalion, Reserves,
Hamburg, s. G.
Care Capt. Brown"
Or, Currsnce, as the case may be.
'~-------- s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-24
SCOTT COUNTY FAIR,
SIXTH DAY.

This is continuation OF the regular ex-
ercises. The weather which was SO uninvi-
ting yesterday afternoon, settled down and
opened up handsomely to-day. At this
hour q o'clock) the track is in splendid
condition, and a large concourse ofpeople is
assembling to witness the trial Of speed to
come off this afternoon.
The first trial Of the day was running
race between j. G.. Simg son's brown colt by
Endorser," damed by yorkshire. =
Judge Grant enters gray fly Ann Tarle-
ton" by Sandal, daIned by 'Chonster,'
best three in five, for 500. Ann Tarie-
ton" won the pole and carries 50 pounds (;
the other 80 pounds. At half-past two the
horses were brought to the scratch to get
tle word, and were sent off. The first beat
was won by the COLI by length in l.5l-a
very close and exciting heat.
Second heat, the horses got off handsome
", but was led by the colt the entire heat,
which was won by the colt in sc
Judge Grant being satisfied Of the ability
Of the colt to win the race, waived further
trial, and terminated the race in favor OF
Ir Simpson, who claimed for his colt the
name of III. ". Gregory" in honor Of hav-
ing won the race.
The saddle horses were next called. The
| entries were Col Grier's Don; = J. NJ
B ardsiey's "Humboidt;' and Judge Grant's
''frank.' The irst premium was awarded
| to "Humboldt" and the second to Don
The trial in fastest trotting horse. maIt
n gclding in harness, best three in five fol
.l5n, came on at 4 o'clo4k. The entrees
vc,e Simpsons " Tom Ilyc cr," Cor>on :
Bob Ridley" AMI Edward Dorr's kitty
Ark. Rockford, Ill. Bob Ridley took
he pole and Kitty kiih : the outside.
L le first heat WAS won BY bob Ridley IN
3s. r.. Ic dn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-24


JEwELhY AsD WATCHES. In all the city
there is not such another place TO purchase
iewehy and watches Of every varie y a, at
Rut,nbeck :, No. 2G, LeCiare Row. He has
diamond, plain, sold gold, and p'at-ti riny,,
pins. brac, lets ana ornaments. Also rings
and pins in every variety Of ei, CANT setting.
III, stock Of wat hes is very extensive, en-
bracng all the for.i-n, aiin American 81, les
Of rnanuiae ture. His iaciiiies are unS'lr-
passed. Every srti:le Is warranted or no
sale. Gail there oy al means aud cxal'.ne
for yourselves, and you Will be nose thsn
sat SIZED.
+, HoyE 90 yor Do.-Thc lalies have been
humbuggcd lors enough b. poor. cheap
made, unservicablt sewing uachines, there
fore We ad,is. them to call at Cones and
see machine worth looking at--worth
buyng-and worth Using. 1t is positively
the best machine for all kinds Of work, ever
made or used. 1t is none other than the
Cai hrated Howe Machine. sp0-dtf
BAR MEETING members of the Bal
Of Scott County are requested to meet at Tho
office of essrs. Bennett & Whitcomb or
Monday afternoon at O'clock, to make ar
rangements 10 attend the funeral oi our bro
ther o.. W Skinner
c. WHITAKER, Sec.
Sept. q, 1864.
Fremont having declined 10 run as cand'
date Of the Cleveland Convent an, the uuaii
fed voters of this par, o Iosa. tru' to thei
own interests. should order their fall an,
winter clothing at Sam Pe.,y's, opposite tn
Post Office.
Tn best hats and caps in the city ar
keptb Fanand. Country merchants Shout
call on him when making up their fall al
win cr stock. n, sells yer, low.
; Toilet articles Of every variety for sale .
Grabbe's. nc has hair dyes, restorative
elc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-24
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
KEVEfs s'EEsTas.

For MrsCATIvE, BURLINGTON, KEoKrK
AND sr. LotIs.-The new and elegant
Northern Line Packet, Muscatine Capt
}. j. Robinson, will depart for lfontrosc and
way points, at 7 O'Clock Monday NOM
ing, making sure connection with packet
for I. Louis, l.. Parkhurst in the Office
For freight or passage, apply to X. NJ Pret-
lyman, agent
Ioa DrErQUE AND ST PArL.-1hc popu-
lar Mail and Express packet, James Means,
will depart for Dubuque. and all intermedi-
ate landings, Monday morning. Passen-
gers should he at the Northern Line Packet
Office as early as D O'Clock. X. NJ. Pretty
u an, agent.
ron ST.. LOTS, CAIRO AND THE SourH.-
Passengers taking the $50 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad, will arrive at ST. Louis tomorrow
noon % hours).
Passengers taking the $50 A. NJ. train
or the $50 p NJ train will arrive in Cairo in
- hours.
Luxurious sleeping ears on night trains
n. M.-.it No II, West ID Street. is
Mas Il Mayer's great r. ady made Clot ing
Empori m, whore you an get single car
| ment Or II full stock for a lctail store at real
honest living pree~. You have onl, to c.ll
and investigate and you Will BE- perfectly
49, r.. y
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JOHN Il. SWiTS s. Co.,

No. ! N Noll~' Block tnp stairs. J
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-24

Dows.-Gold drops to PIP, as we learn
from our to-day's reports from New York.
The probabilities Of the success Of the Dem
ocratic ticket is restoring confidence in mon
etary and commercial circles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-24

PRAIRIE SPRING Town HIP-JACK SON CO.
Number enrolled, le6 deter, Il; draar,