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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-03
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any security of y pHblic or private character now
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Sir. GEORGE 4. BRCEN. Organist Of Saint
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From George r. Wiley. Organis, and Director
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GENrLExEv-Haying examined the American
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20 KING STREET NEW YORK

From Thomas Baker, Musical Director q Laura
keene's Theatre. formerly Leader Of Julien's
md.
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Davenport Savings Institution.
-OYr1CE Al
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

NPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted. from "a. to 3 p. H.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS ri
rom 10 O'Clock iSryaEsv allowed on derosits
nj the rate Of FIVE per cent. per a.nuin.
Printed copies 81 ~ Laws aud Regulations 10
be bad ~ the bank.
Money 10 loan on good improved Real Estate.
Feb..iiwtf DAVID >. TREE Pres't.
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TO make this stable in fact as in name THE
EcltrsE s,TApig Of the city.
Horses kept By the day, week or month on
reasonable terms.
may5.dtf, JOSEPH WOLF. Proprietor.
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in sums to suit available in the principal cities Of
England Ireland, Scotland, Holland. Belgium,
France. italy, Switzerland and Germany.
Tickets from different ports in Europe to any
pssu OF the nitsd States, BE- III by steam and by
eail furuishe at kew York City rates.
AUSTIN CORBlN, Pres't.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD Cashier. nv25
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30

We have lots of good news no~--glori-
GUS news, but We cannot use it at present;
ere long you will hear it. | wish had
some of your devoted old Northern patri.
OTIS down here, just to show them whs.
was going on. They would go home, not
exactly with fea in their ear, but with
an assn o. in their hearts that would
bring gold down and Lincoln stock up
amazingly.
From what can learn from the other
side, the rebs are dreadfully uneasy about
Grants movements. They think there
is something ominous in his silence; they
fear he is up to something they know no,
OF. The poor devils may bet high on
that's all the consolation l can give
them. Why do they not attack and re.
lieys themselves of the suspense Why
did they not at attack at--Washipgton
more vigorously? Why, that is a game
that they cannot play at-that they are
played out att Petersburg correspond.
ence N. Y. Tribune
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----.-------- ------.----
AFTERNOON necpAIcNIc
AZ 'l""Vo" Dlo'a a'S"to.
FROM GRANT
Raiders Crossing the
Potomac.
Important from Sherman.
Cutting of Rebel Retreat.
FROM VIRGINIA.
Rebels Defeated on James River--.Gen
0rant's Army Moving-Raidsrs Evae-
nate Martin sburg.
New York. .InlY p1.

New York, July 60.
The Times Washington special says
the War Department has advices that a
considerable engagement occurred on the
North bank of James River, Thursday, in
which the rebels we're defeated with se-
we're loss, including four cannon. No
further particulars.
The Tribune City Point correspondent,
dating the morning of the e8th. says:
l thing am safe in saying the ball is
about to open. Heavy cannonading aud
mu>ketry firing all along our lines this
morning, particularly in Buffers depart
ment, and up to both sides Of james
River.
A strong pressure was made on Butler
Yestet day, and the pressure is being re-
turned this morning.
There were heavy movements of entire
army corps last night. | witnessed fhe
enthusiasm among the troops. and the ar
my is 10 magnificent condition.
A Baltimore dispatch to the Tribune
says the rebels have evacuated Martins
burg and their present whereabouts is a
mystery.
Kelley is at Cumberland and Averill a,
Hsgerstown.
All government stores have been re
moved from Hsrpe.-'s Ferry to Maryland
Heights for safety.
The Worlds Dispatch states the gov
ernmsnt is advised that skirmishing had
occurred at Shephe rdstown or FalliDs
Waters, the enemy evi denlly reconnoiter
ing before attempting to cross.
A few of Mosby's gang crossed at Ell
wards Ferry.
1t is reported all the rebel troops tha
could be spared from Richmond hayt
been sent to Early, aud his army numbers
st, 600.
The banks at Frederick are closed, ciii
zens are leaving, and the government
stores removed.
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w A n I z D.
1T the PhRai.r Store Works,
Twenty Apprentices.

We will receive into Works twenty more boys,
vo.nx men apprentices the trade of Stove Plate
Hollow Ware Moulding. Meme need afply who not
eighteen wears OF age older Applications by minors
must be accompanied by parents guardsns who can
Satisfactory statements "a - general habits and
training and will guarantee fGlhrent on the part OF
the aYprensice the conditions ef the indeBfure. We
par nve dollars per week for the first year, with in
crease of ons dollar per week for each subsequent year
but shod the security be unsatisfactory. dollar per
week will b. kept back until the term Of service shAi
expire The above weekly rases all pecuna-y
sIonsiby part. Tais viii be the lat opportu-
nitx TO learn the trade in our establishment.
pect TO be ale works With present jour
nermen and apprentice force the futHre-
We want also Plate Acnders. 10 work either
Ix m. wear or on pi.cswurk 10 whom ill pay the
highest wages COLLINS C0MsToCK 60,
fuly1Sd Quincy, Illinois,
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Acc cunts from Frcderich-1,he Fight
near Winchester
W erld'ss Especial. /

IWerld'sSpecial.1
Frederick, Nd, Judy 90.
The latest news from the ent,my is OF
character not calculated to excl to appre-
tensions. The enemy has fal len back
from the river front and ceased efforts OF
a threatening character.
Preparations are ample for th,.ir recep-
ton in any force they are likely to bring
across. Further am not per mitted t.
say.
The shooting Of Mulligan is now kaown
to be true.
The fight near Winchester occurred on
Sunday about o'clock, 8 or miles BE-
You'd the town After skir mishing az
hour or SO the Confedorates. Inade an at.
tack on our cavalry forces, our tIoops
parting and letting them through. Our
infantry were posted in order behind a
stone fence and fought fer ,ely, but ape
rior numbers enabled the enemy to out
flank us on the right and Gen. Crook,
who commanded that wing, sent word to
Col. Hays. having command of the lefl
wing. that such was the case, in time te
allow him TO fall back before they struck
the left in force. After retiring dis.
tsnt our forces were rallied in the face o.
the enemy. drawn up in line, and tough,
the rebels with an unAioehing courage ill
evening, but the disparity of number,
against them was too great to admit o
any chance for success. and the Fsderall
at last retreated to Winchester, pursued
by the rebels.
The Worlds dispatch says nothing nev
has been developed at Atlanta within
few days. Sherman holds his new posi-
tion firmly.
The Hera!d's Potomac army CORES
pondent, dating July eth says the heAv
firing on the 10Th was . rebel attack o
Foster. which vas successfully repulse
at all points, Foster holding his importan
positioa. Il would require the whole q
LEES army % dislodss ~ nov. 4
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Sandusky, July 90.

The funeral Of Maj Gen. Mcpherson,
It Clyde to-day, vas very largely attend
ed, and the ceremonies very impressive
1.-The body being attended BY four of hi.
personal staff, one company OF the 18th
q. s. Iafantry, gath Ohio Battery from
Saudusky. aud ls8th Volunteer Infantry
from Johnson's Island, formed the mill.
tary escort.
Kew. 7. D. Hildreth, of the N. E
Church, was the orator. His address va
listened to with breathless interest.
! Among the mourners were the mothsr
| grand mother, two bro:hers, two sistsrs
and other relatives. Nsmbes preeen
estimated at 5000 Of 10000.
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Philadalphia .Iulv 90


A special to the Bulletin from Haoers.
town, says that Averill is alive and well,
anc on duty at Hagerstown. The steam.
er Republic from New Orleans, gives the
following report.
On the evening Of the 9Th, when of
Cape Hatteras. saw . suspicious steamer
steaming North. She was bsrk.rigged.
painted black, burned soft coal. She
steamed for the Republic, but We los,
sight Of her at 6 p. NJ.
The Bulletin has received the follow
ing official dispatch from Lancaster:
An official dispatch received, states
that the rebels are crossing the river n
Williamsport. Nd, and that the telegraph
operators at Hagerstown had left.
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rRosG GRANTS ARsG1.
Washington, july go.

A letter from the Army Of the Poso
mac. 28th, says the arrival of some troop
in the vicinity of Bermuda Hundred
day or two ago, attracted the attention o
the enemy and caused them to bdliev
that an advance on Ricqmond By xiy o
Malvern Hill was intended.
A force consisting of Kershaw's divi
sion Of Lonestrest's corps and Wilton',
division of Hills corps, was immedih,eiy
Withdrawn from the vicinity OF Peters
burg and sent down to check the move.
ment. To counteract the maneuvre oil
the enemy, the Cd corps was detached
and sent across the James river, and al
SIX yesterday morning our advance met
The rebels skirmish. rs 10 an open field
opposite Jones' neck, with \ battery in
position at the edge of the woods on the
farther side.
A long line Of skirmishers was at once
thrown ont, who soon drove the rebels to
their breast works, where they were
kept hotly engaged, while brigade Of
the lst division moved around on the left
OF the enemy's line, and getting on to
their flank, charged aud drove the enemy
from bis guns into the woods, capturing
so or 60 prisoners, four guns and q
quantity of small arms.
The enemy fell back on their reinforce
ments who occupied strong works built
there two years ago. and our troops fol.
lowed taking positions on their front and
TANKS, and before this reaches you Nhe
entire force may be captured OF routed.
The guns taken we're four 6-pouuder
PARROTS. marked "May 29th. 1864, near
Richmond" aud are the same that we're
captured from the 18th corps at Drury' 8
Bluff last May.
Our loss was only about half a dozen
wounded. none seriously.
Gen. Grant rode to the front in The
afternoon in company with Gen Han.
cock, and viewed the enemy's position
He seemed we'll pleased with the morning
operations.
Gen. Fosters command had quite
lively time with the enemy yesterday at
this place, but his force being week he
fell back halfa mile 10 a stronger position,
which he held until the arrival of the
second corps. lie lost 40 or so wounded
during the day.
An attack was expected on Warren's
front yesterday, but it was not made.
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Rebels on tho Potomac.

Baltimore, July go.
Nothing late or authentic from the Up
per Potomac.
II is certain the rebels have not creased
the Potomac, and at last advices had dis
appeared from the liue of the river. Our
forces are understood to be vigorously
pursuing the rebels south OF the Poto-
mac.
Philadelphia, July 81.
The Bulletin has special from Balti-
more last night, saying that Martinsburg
is supposed to have been evacuated BY
the rebels.
Hunter still commands the Virginia
Department and Crook the troops in the
field.
The rebels are believed to be falling
back, preparatory to an advance in an-
other direction.
Harrisburg. July 29.
The rebels have now possession of some
OF the fords on the Potomac.
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New York. Julv 90.

New York. July 80.
The Palmetto Herald, Of the 2lst,
states that Admiral Dahlgren had left for
Charleston barbor.
Fort Sumter is undergoing another de-
structive bombardment from our battery
aud feet. The firing was very slow but
accurate, and serious damage resulted to
some Of the strongest portions of the
fort.
The FIRE on Charleston is also kept up.
The work of erecting ; residence for
rebel prisoners on Morris Island BRO
gresses, though the rebels annoy tha work.
men to the extent OF their ability By shell
ling the building.
Gen. Fosters late expedition created I
great scare 10 Savannah, The rams were
removed down to the obstructions in the
river, and Gen. johnson sent a1brigade o
Gsorgis troops to Savannah, which N,
diverted q Augusta to Johns Island
where they participated in the fight TIN
morning.
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GE The Cleveland Fremont nIo,for,

ES The Cleveland Fremont platform
says that slavery is dead. The Copper
heads, on the contrary, insist that it is
alive and kicking, and that to kill it would
by the same blow murder the Union
And yet. the Fremo2sers and Copper
heads are carrying On a courtship, and
propose to enter into the "holy bonds"
at Chicago. Notwithstanding ".ne incom
pa:bility of temper" and the "irrepress
ible conflict" of principle between them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30

EEMr. John G. Paltrey tells this sto-
ry ofthe late Hon. Joshua r. Giddings:
"fiis spirits were habitually buoyant
and gay. He had vein of humor. A
Southern representative an I be drew
side By side. The Southern gentleman
did not like this proximity. a nd caused q
thin bosrd 10 be put up between the desks
When Giddings cam in the next morning
and saw what had been done. be affixed
to his own side of the barrier sheet ins
cribed in large letters, with the ccuplet
~d.reat wits are srrrc ,s-inAissess aIIiel
And thin I4xriitfoas ,lo their sounds divide.
His neighbor could not help obser wins
that the psssers.-by stopped to read snt
smile. He le; trned the cause Of thci
cheerfulness. and the partition with its le
gend was taken. down."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30

How 1T Is TO BIZ DosE?-An Irishman
who was very near sighted, ab out to fight
a duel, insisted that be should stand six
PAGES nearer to his antagoniJ. than the
other did to him, and tha. the y we're both
to ere ut the same time This beats She
ri ian's telling lat man who V as going to
fight thin one that the latter s sim fig
ure ought TO be chalked on the other
porily person. and If the bullet hit him
outside the chalk line it was to 90 for mo-
thing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30
PLAyK-waLK NOTICE.

To tA oeEsrs Of Of tie foliorsg Described Lets;
At meeting ofthe City Council o the city Of keckuk,
held July 18th, lse4, the following resolution was
adopted:
RESOLVED That owners Of lots and IL block ISIS and
lots and IL block lS9 b1 airscts 10 have plank walk
three feet wide laid in front Of their respective lots
18th street Aso that the 9f lots snd ) block
liz, be directed plank walk four feet wide laid
in front IL their respective lots BnndeaH street said
walks 10 he hid within 10 days irom date.
4 :. MERRIAM
july2l-dlit Clerk OF Council OF eity OF heoknk.
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Organization OF tho mtk,,i,,

organization OF the mIkitis..
L, is time that the law abiding citizens
OF low'. should understand that the Leg
lsl1ture at its recent session enact ed law
providing for the enrolment and organi.
zation of the militia OF the State. Such a
law should have bsn in force years ago,
and it is to be hoped that our citizens will
now promptly avail themselves of its
provisions and put our State in position
forself-defense 10 these times of civil CON-
motion and peril.
Tne orders Of the Adjutan Mt General re.
quire the organic ition of the enrolled'mi.
htia at once into companies, and f.ty COM
panies are 10 be formed in our county.
1t is expedient then We think that the
companies formed by voluntary action in
our city should be remodeled according to
the provisions of the law, in order that
they may constitute part of the resu-
lar militia force of the State and be en-
titled to arms, ammuniti on and pay, when
In active service.
The first section provides that all per-
sons sui ject to military duty shall or
ganlze into companies OF infantry, cav
airy aud artillery.
Section second and third prescribes
duties OF assessors and board of supervi
sors to make and correct lists, aud return
the same to the Adjatant General.
Section four empov ers tho Governor
to cause the organization and make the
necessary orders, rules and regulations.
Section Fift-Companies heretofore or
ganized are continued, and constituted
under present organization, retaining
arms, dc.
Section six-Forty men shall be the
mi imum to constitute a company.
Section seven-The Governor shall be
Commander-in- Chief, and members of
companies shall elect company and regi-
mental oficers.
Section eight-Two general muster and
drill days each year.
Section nine-Arms and ammunition
to be distributed by the Quartermaste tel
General.
Section ten-The Governor may order
the militia into actual service, and the
commanders of companies, battaions and
regiments are authorized to call theiI
commands into service whe never in case
of imminent local peril.
Section eleyen-lt is the duty of every
one to enroll and perform service in some
company, and to TURF out when required
by commanding officers.
Section tweive-Dutiey and rank O
officers shall correspond with those of th,
United States Service.
Section ,hr.een-Any person liable /.
militia duty who neglee,s or refuses tt
enroll himself as a member of some com
pany, willsully disobeys the orders of th
commander, or refuses to meet at tn
RENDEZVOUS, is liable to a fine not ex
ceedlng one hundred dollars.
The remaining sections of the law hay
reference to the duties of the Governo
and his staff officers, and are aot Of an,
special interest in the psesent emer
gency.
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QLACKSMITH'S NOTICE
STATE or IOWA.
ApJurSsr GENERALS oFYrcE.
DzvEsPoRr, Io1A, July n. IsS4.

ApJurssT GENERALS OFFICE
DAVENPORT, Iowa, July n, 1854. (
GENERAL ORDERS NO a.
Inc enrciied militia Of this State riIl Immediately
organize themselves companies of moi Ir fvty
nor exceeding one hundred men
- tpon such organization officers will be elected
IN accordanee with the Constitution and laws Of the
state. - -" - sAe
IL Any person negiecting refusing to attach him
sr 70 company viii be directed TO join company or
VIII be Dealt with the Law prescribs [see Sec III
onap - Laws 18th General Assembly State of Iowa.
~ The enrolled men in counties named below viii
osaniSe the number of companies specified below:
Cosur. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30
New York IalY 20.

NeW 1O5R} July 20.
The HeF.Id's Frederick dilpatch says
the enemy has advanced nofthward. his
lines extending from Willi1nsport to
Shepardstown.
Our forces are closely watching the
rebels, and conplete arrangements are
perfected to confront any hostile opera
ti0ns. s
A Monocacy dispatch to the Herald
states rebel prisoners insist that Lee is
With the rebel force. intending to invade
Pennsylvania.
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Nfm advertisements.
r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING

II in The Pc effcc 81 Ksoknk, the a9th day q
july. isss.
E-fo obtain az these letters the applicants must
call for ftfsrs give his list and
pay one cent " aiser;islrg
Ma-lf not allied fer within noa.h they will be sent
70 the Dead ctfer aHice.
n RI esss tlr the Of letter TO the writer,
II unclaimed with less written printed
with the writ rsS< Peste@fs and St.'s the
lrfthaaI Of envelope, the face side will I've
complied with the u~aal prcpai1Ate Of postage
ahle when the letter il delivered the writer-Sec 3
Law OF 1863
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30
~ At hotel 10 New York recentlv

Eg At . hotel 10 New York recently,
an old gentleman came down stairs and
inquired of the cIerkMhether he had any
tallow candles, Being informed that be
could be supplied with talloa DIPS, tbe
the gentispsu said "Then vi ish you 10
give me some; want something that /
can blow out. for have bee Ia blasting
away athat cussed iigger in my room till
I've no wind left"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-30
Washington, july %

A dispatch received here says Hood
has made efforts to renew the assaults
upon Sherman's lines since the battle on
Friday last. They are feeble efforts and
easily and promptly repulsed, With en-
aggregate loss to Sherman Of only about
100 men.