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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
---~--~l-y-.,.,,,y,-.-----r,s,
RUMoRs FROM GRANT.
EXCITING NEWS AT HAND.
--,-,----sz-,------s-----s----
skirnish at Salem, Virginia.
-----.y-e--s..--7-sl.alss.7
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.
-----.---asa>--... er.aa."..f.H.--r-
rsc rtc Etc Etr Etc, Etc, Etc,
EXCITING NEWS AT HAM
sirnaish at Salem, Virginia.
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.
Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc, ETC.


special 10 Tbe Evening Telegraph.
WAsuINoroN, October 2S.-N gsterday morning
q picket guard Of Pennsylvania regiment, sta
toned near Salem, Virginia, was attacked by a
body Of RIoseby's guerlIas and driven in.
portion Of the Sth Illinois Cavalry, being out
scouting in the vicinity, came up, and after
several charges repulscd the gucrias with the
loss to the latter of n number in killed and
wounded. which the Rebels, however, succeeded
in carrying from the field. Our troops lost ten
killed and wounded, which were brought into
Alexandria by the train which arrived there at
o'clock p. NJ.
Two of the Rebel prisoners, attached to this
train rs q guard, jumped of on the downward
trip, while the train was in motion, and attempted
TO make their escape. The train was Immediately
stopped, and n corporal and several men recap
tured the prisoners and brought them back to
the train, where they were safely secured and
taken to Alexandria.
ImuOrtant RumOrs from Grant.
The United States transport steamer John
Brooks, from City Point, brings some news of
interest from the front, but which is OF contra
band character as yet.
| New, York Soldiers Vote Election Frauds.
The excitement is very great over the New
under arrest. Further developments will soon
| be published. The Chronicle says From the
soldiers who detected the forgery in Wash
! ington, the headquarters Of the system,
| we learn that they confessed to having
been at work for some time; that they did
not dare TO trust their envelopes to the Black Re-
publican mails, but sent them away in boxes to
parties who would take care ofthem. 1t is hoped
that some of these boxes will be recOvered but 1t
| is estimated that, at the lowest, ten thousand
votes have been sent from this city alone. The
agents here are not one whit behind their Balti-
more coadjutors in vilainy.
! Maryland Politics.
Maryland secessionists in the lower counties
are organizing to cast large vote for Mcclellan
in November. The military authorities will arrest
all wcll-known Rebels who appear at the polls
Personal.
General Franklin is in Baltimore.
Return of Lord Lyons.
Lord LYONS is back, and had u long interview
with Mr.. Seward to-day.
Vote in Sheridan's Army.
A New York State Agent, just arrived from
Sheridans army this morning, claims that
majority of the soldiers vote for Mcclellan. IL
takes home the votes tonight.
4 Demand.
It is rumored that Governor Seymour ha
made demand for Colonel North, now in tn
Old Capitol.
General Ricketts, Condition.
General Ricketts, continues to get better.
Mr. SLNntOn's Health.
Mr.. Stanton is well enough to bs at the WI
Department to-day.
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From all accounts which reach u', the apple
crop in this section is enormous this year; the
trees in many instances being fairly borne down
with fruit Notwithstanding all this, they COM
mand a lively price in the market, and when
bought by the small measure form quite an itela
in the expenses Of the housekeeper. We look,
however as soon as the crop has been gathered
in, for great reduction, and believe that they
will sell for seyenty.fYe cents q barrel before
Christmas. While the crop around here Is 80
very heavy, 1t is partial failure out West and
very heavy business is now being done IN ship
ping apples 70 mliwa1kee' OhlessV, ana . Gtner S
the chief point from which they are sent and
some idea Of the magnitude which the business
has assumed may DO gathered nom the fact that
over 1000 barrels were shipped from there 70
day. The freight Is thirty cents barrel, and a.
they Ssll readily at the points named az high
prices, the business pays.-PHts5tTg Chronicle.
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THE WAR IN MISSOURI.

Defant of General Prices Army-Its COM
,,teta nemoraIiEatIOn-CRp OF III
sean Hundred FrlsOners-TWelveF Pieces
of Ar,iII.ry acknowledgements Marina
duke end CabeII In our HNnds-Price
nurds Two uundred of Isis wagons
Our Forces Driving Him Peil.meh 10
Arkansas.
ST. LOUIS, oct. q "A despatch from Lcavenworth
TO the DisUatch sat s:-"PH1CE has been driven oe-
low Fort Scott closely followed bY our cavalry
1--WE have captured large number OF prisoners,
including Generals MAUMADuKE aud CABELL, and
also several pieces Of artillery.
"RoncRANs was at Little Santa Fo, twelve miIe7
south OF Kansas City with his infantry, on tuesday
night"
~ Louis oct. 27-Dcspatches in the Border
rnpcrs say that tram from Forth Smith was at
lacked by "bufhvhackcrs" south of Fort Scott.
Sixteen men woro killed und part Of the train
burned About fifteen hundred refugees accom-
panied the train,
kbout 100 qucr7las, under Capteiu TAYLOR,
entered Mannuton, o rev miles from Fort Scott a.
Il O'Clock on Saturday night, and murdered Colo
rcIs KNowLEs. Brown, HAWKINS, hcGoMaLE
CHADWICK and STOUT, who warO sH route for the
North. together with Squire REYNOLDS and two
/ other citizens. They burned a church, two stores
/ aud several dwolngs
! The Federal loss in the battle of the Odd was 10
wounded. They were sent TO LcayenWorh on
| Monday.
The Kansas militia have gone home. Martial law
has been abolished and business resumed
Five hundred Rebels, under Licutonant-Golonel
! McDANrFLa crossed the Hannibal and 81. Joseph
| Railroad, near Bulklin, on Monday, going north. A
strong force has been sent after them.
Adyiccs from Upper Missouri say that General
! surIY has gone into winter quarters at Fort Suly
| The winncbogO Indians in a starving condition
LATER.
ST. LoU1s, oct. 27--Ihe following is received
nom reliable sources Our forces have boon driving
PR1CE rapidly since Sunday. At the last accounts
he was twenty-five or thirty miles southeast OF For
Scott his amy routed and dispersed. On Tuesday
We had several fights with him between Mound Cit
and Fort Scott, in ell OF which he was badly
whipped losing 1900 prisoners and ten or tWely
pieces of artillery. Major-General MARMADUKE an'
Brigadicr-G eneral CABELL are among the prison
ers with several Colonels and other officers. Ill
was again attacked yesterday morning a short dis
tance north OF Fort Scott and driven pel-moll in
sOutheastcrly direction.
lie burned two hundred wagons Yesterday, to pre-
vent thor being captured Nothing IL stated abou
the loss on either side, but there seems to be n
doubt that PRICES army is completely demora
ized and scattered. The telegraph is working I
Fort Scott but nothing has been received OF to-day
operations except that Iorces are still in ygoi
Gus pursuit
General STEELE, with heavy reinforcement is Q
Fort Smith with the probable view OF conteshn
PRICES entrance into Arkansas.
The Rebels were chased all Sunday night, and cor
stant fighting kept up.
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THO 81. AIhnns Omtrnge.

The Toronto, Canada, papers publish some ad-
ditional items of news respecting the progress of
the trial of the border thieves at st. John. The
Toronto Globe of Wednesday has the following
despatch:- -
Two depositons were taken to-day-slow work.
Mossrs. Abbott and Kerr appear for tho prisoners.
All of them were identified, although Others were
mixed with the prisoners RJ the time. One wit
ness made the mistake Of Identifying Montreal
policeman as raider.
The deposition will occupy tomorrow, and
perhaps friday. II committed, efforts will be
made 10 have public trial here. The charges
are murder, robbery, attempted arson, &c. The
prisoners oTe in good sprlg, and are well treated:
heard them singing. There is no danger Of
their escaping the military guard and police at
ST. John. Quite few strangers but those engaged
IN the case. The Confederate Sanders and Nc.
Day OF the London Hay0iR were present
A man with $4,000 was arrested in Montreal
last night. The money no got from raiders in
81. Adams. lie will be sent out TO Sc. John TO-
morrow.
Colonel Ermatinger has command Of the Gov
eminent police along the stations TO look after
camps.
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BNGuAWroN, Tuesday, October %, lsH.-lo
the Editor Of the New York Times Permit me
to say, in general answer TO the numerous iuyia-
tions 10 address Union meetings 10 thi. and other
States, and in apology for the encouragement
given. that having been prevented for two weeks
from speaking, my plans have been thereby
deranged, and my expectations disappointed, In
resumipg il is the advice and request Of the State
CommittCe that speak In the Interior OF this
State, at places named and published, until the
day OF election. This arrangement, I regret 20
say, prevents a response in person 70 numerous
and most generous ana HaNStluB mutations a.
pOiUts where desired 10 sneak, and which, under
other circumstances, / should have accepted With
alacrity and qualification.
Sincerely yours ID. s. DICKINSON.
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The vermont Raid.

MONTREAL, October 2S.-The proceedings in
the case of the Vermont raiders have been trans
ferred to this city. The prisoners arrived last
night, and arc now in Jail here. The removal
was made secretly, to avoid excitement. One
deposition was taken yesterday, and further pro-
ceedlngs have been postponed until next week
on account of the Catholic holidays.
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Teleqaph
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1904.


by oEoBoE COOPER.
There was q time when II we met
A friend upon the street,
He talked on common thcmos-the war
Tho cold, OF else the heat,
And took an interest in ones health
That time has passed away;
Now, no one asks us how We do,
But, "How is gold to-day -
These words peryade the atmosphere,
At weddings, funerals, balls,
No matter where; upon your ear
The anxious question falls.
You 60 90 see the girl you love,
To drive your cares away;
YOu kiss, and then she sweetly says
"Oh How is.gold to-day p
If gold is up or geld is down,
What good for me to know
There Is no jingle I'm my purse,
My funds are ststu quo.
And so hate the endless cry,
And long 10 soar away
To lands of peace where no one asks,
"Well, How is gold to-day -
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TIE wnAr.Is.sr.

NJ c, nor flesh, nor fish, nor fowl
Slow rs slOth il, grave as owl,
And his status true 60 hud
Is pcrpleXing TO the mind.
Yet to note we ought not fail
That the Rebels made him quail;
IL no lighting cock he be,
Chicken hearted then is be;
Therefore him we may ascribe
To the Galena-ceOus tribe.
~. Y. EUenhlg Post.
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IOFFICIAL.l

OFFICGAL
The Soldiers vote in BdcIEs County.
sDeciql Despalch to The EUeaing TGegrdph.
DoYLBsrowN, October 2S.--The returns of the
soldiers vote in Bucks county have just been
opened here They are as follows Congress
Thayer 1871; Ross, 30, Senate-Godshalk, 1871; /;
James, 80.
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The Canadian Conference.

QUEBEC, October 2S.-The Conference closed
its labors last night, and the delegates have left
on their western tour.
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Suppression Of she Rebellion in Hayti.
New YoRK, October 28.-President Jeiiards, of
Hayti, procaims the full suppression of the re-
benon, and restoration Of order in the Republic.
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SPEECHES OF HON, s, P, CHASE,
An Enthusiastic Reception.
Speeches Of Mr.. Chase at tho Head
quarters of tho Union League ana
Republican Invincibles'
AN OVATION OF TEE PEOPLE

Five Thousand citizens Turned Away
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~ r. o T / c 4.
~ EENsINGTON RANK, IN THE COUNTY
L ~

or PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, october 20, 1861.
Notice rs hereby given, reCaby 20 section OF the act
of the General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF Penn
sFhauin entitled IAN act enabling Banks Of the Common
wealth 20 become Association the OF Banking,
the laws Of the United states approved the 22d
tay dfAupust A. d. 1854 tuat the stockholders OF the
Bank In the 0oUuty OF Philadelphia, have th8
day voted become such Associations and that it
Directors have procured the authority OF the owners OF
more an two thigds OF tie Capital Stock 20 make the
lpuGcato required therefor by the laws OF the uled
SfCfrs.
iGI c. IT, YERKEs, Cashier.
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NJ c.,,,ae.,es q IndebtednstS, QusrtsrmAstsFt
vesisfs ma Chssks and Goyernment Securities gene-
FaHF bought ard SOFA. - 49, q. ~
Es-sfs and Iosas bousht ana tod % Commlssisn.
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90.
I J KrTCHER, Conmssi1H Merchant Ani Mtoesha
Dealer in Fr0y s1us hld Ilolgge lds lsssestg! WIN 4n
in hs business Lis son, HENRI AAAi h"iN'eN' sac
styie of the nrm VII % - ,,,,7,y,frt,p a go,-
Mo-. Its and lis n FROST htTeci.
,,,,. a .Ls. NJ 80 ~ Ig.if i0-2i-lms
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PARfHKRsHIr .-The underlgnsd haye M thii dty
TfiEps f5r 'the tfausact0n OF gtnsfh hAnsing and
hfvAeiAee D-'' CHARLES DAVIES,
PErkh A. bAYllS.
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DIssoLUTION.-THE CO-PARTNEhshlP
~ heretofore eKfting undsf ne niin ~ ~ M nj
=. y tea bv ne undortigaet, - No 2so DOCK street
W lHAR. n. DAVIS hufNtFlfs fArtnefs
pbuaaelphia, hoptct.bef %, i,9A'
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ltthe immense meeting ofthe National Union
PARTY. held Doe, evening 10 thc lau Of thc Juion
League. Chc.uut street, Morton McNi'hacl, ESQ
was called upon to preside, and, after few re-
marks, Introduced Hon. Salmon T.. Chase 90 tho
audience, when that distinguished gentleman
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07
Baltimore 4 Ohie r, 4, Re-opeped

THIS GREAT NATIONAL THoROUGHFARE
l. is again open for4eights and travel The
cars and machinery destroyed are rel ,iaced by new
running stock, with all recent imp royements !:
and as the bridges and track are again in substan
tial condition, the we'll earned reputat, on Of this
road for SPEED SECURITY and CO MORT.
Will be more than sustained under the n .-organi.
A>tion Of its business.
N addition TO the unequaled attractions of nat
ural ,sc>pery heretofore conceded to this route
troubles Spon the border have associated n, inner.
Gus points upon the road, between the Ohio river
ana harper's feSry, with painful Blu. instruc tive
Connections at the Ohio River with Cleve,o. I'D
and Pittsburg, Central Ohio and Marietta a. a
cincinnati Railroads and through them ,r;t. ),
.ne wnoie railway system of the Northwest Cen
tral West and Southwest at Harper's Ferry WITH
the /" inchesier road at Washington function ,
with the Washington branch FOR Wash;ngton
City and the Lower Potomac: al Ba,timora Vii.
sonr daily trains for Philadelphia and New Yort
:. Two dollars additional on through ,;rLets =,
Baltimore or the Northern Cities give IND nr;v;'
iegeof visiting Washington City en- route-beinv
~ lower than the cost Of any other line. rs re-
Gently charged and the rate to Baltimore be;n.
slo' lower than recently charg ID BY way of a as
rlsourg This d the only route by which passen.
kers can procure through tickets and tbrourh
1890 g Washingt0n City.
N.I. SMITH, meS1er fSISenSrssxin, la.,ss-. !
= :. 49, 0saI 1ishstA 40 1lilinssA 6SSiy
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Csssa Dfsad 0ersb pun,s Ts6ek md rsl~ers6h
hees % Mo- S6kk, 6osscs, Philsdehkiss
Baltimore, norfiSburg and 81 Fesaesu !
Cities eQslyins ~ en- = Ihe66lH
Uaisef SfAttS MaIb. ~
QsxPREsS TRAINS LEAVE DUxKiRK on
IL buffalo On the Afri. Il OF an trains from the
Welt Viz The lahe eh IRE Rsilfoad, also irorn Sal.
ssnca ertfie srriv Il Of trains via the New Broad
5eags Atlantic =. Great Western hallway from
ceye,sno, ", el{Ine passengers the ady snia9s
rom Dunk''fk Or Dufsio, Or from Cleveland, y.
OF SIX root Gapge. CONSUMING ease aud comfort
wtt'or.r change, Il wide. rooIny, palace cars, d.
reee.. TO New York. 4 perfection attained by NO
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West our facilities are
unyvaled Forming CLOSE ard reliable connection
At Dunkrk and Buffalo with Western roads, and
=. ;5alspl alncs with The bruad G1use Ats.mIe-and
Gfeat Western Railway. by Which route there is
no transfer between New York and Cleveland
Express fre ghi trains leave New York daily for
all points in ths West, making quick time and
| as iofv rates - By aay other rcufe.
For freight " pass x applxat 81 the principal
Offices III ne West a4sd "A ia CLARK street. Chca-
GO. go broadway, Ncss York aad p Satth-St.,
Z. r., New York, Is State street Boston.
I CHAS MfN0T. Gen'l Sup't.
| Z. ). SPENCER Westn Ag't.
b. W. ELkgcHAap CENT Freight Agent
W. X. BARE, Cen'l fiche. 4 gent.
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SoMERsvlLLe, Sept. 6.
800 rebel cavalry under Williams and
Robertson with pieces Of artillery near
Murfroeshoro on Saturday morning were
attacked by Gen. Mlroy. There was brisk
fighting oil day Suod~y and they retreated
towards Tr,une, followed By M'Iroy's force
which made several attacks during Sunday
We lost 10 killed and wounded. Rebel
loss thought to be larger than ours. MiIroy
having exhausted his ammunition Joined IA
With Rosseau's force.
In . charge made upon the rsbels Who
had dismounted to Aght We captured 500
bOrees
Ohicial dispatches received ct Nashville
announce thai IN the la,e fight before AZ
lsnts tho rebels lost 5000 killed and
wounded end 1000 prisoners, includng one
Drigsdier General, ten guns and large
emount Of camp eqnippage. Our loss Il
tri6ipg. The rebels are retreatine in great
haste towards Frapkln.
The Nashville Ismes says: A dispatch
received this morning reports Rousseau
pressing Wheeler south OF Duck River.
Odlcial information from the front.
ated Sunday, y miles below Atlants, re.
forts Sherman pressing rapidly south ward
Ut Atlanta.
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" u r. y J
Z a.. no61oo6 tJ1S6saphe1 . o)stsg ~
- 0ooue1a1 ~ W6eooesas eoecso 80
$500 0UoG utvoe - ~ jeleoo kedeys
- 80 eoessosles sDUosds SDsssaee.
NeWo ffvo obesoosb efoys rseetveo 70.
Az reoosts ~ sssey's loss . 5oOO killed
"a vcuudsd. We coPsssed BOO pssson-
~. eaooe ehen oss Brig. 0eoesass Sane
~ 49,, L1sgesuoeae4 natse1oessp
sscd. IT. asny y 10 FL pesssses q
Aelooto.
Wpeelsr's main force w., On osnee
ain mjles-west OF Colnmbis. Williams de-
sschment 10 reported 70 have joined hi'-'
| Roussesu 10 closely following.
The damsgs done 10 the rsiiroad is very
| eight. No bridges or treaties destroyed
a later Dispatch from MiIroy reports .
number OF rebels captured, killed 500
sounded.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. ..
A .peciai to tho Bnlietin iron Hs'Po.o
Ferry says that an ambulance Tram u .
| wagons after leaving the vcun'eh wa. "a
| red by Moseby the ''a'n being "'s0oo
l .sc0rt.
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NV Y0Rk, Sept 6.
Gold dull; prices sus.ained with difficulty.
Opened at 242, at noon 24us and at 2 p. IN.
gal.
The Commercials special Washington says
FIVE of the kearsage have arrived there to give
evidence respecting The conduct Of the English
yacht Greyhound.
A corscripted North Carolinian, now here,
says the condition of that State is terrible.
The conscripting guard and citizens shoot each
other daily. He thinks the rebel Home Guard
will be bush whacked out of existence soon.
Gov. Vance OF N. 9. has issued proclama.
ton ofering free pardon to the many desert
ere lurking In the woods and mountains, threat.
enine the extreme penalty Of the Law 70 those
VINO afe caught, - veil - against their aiders
and abettora They are hunted like guilty
folouA
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TaEHATloNALPl 0TFlCE.
sNHDER = " ALrHs.
220 Broadway, New York.

WV AO1Ao
Rssss Doiicittsg Kssss 80 Ass~s Csm~aS-
cN0LlOlTlN0.t-fhiSC Company vii oct q Al.
~ tOrneys for securing Patents for new lnyen,
tssss u this Ooustry I'D Rursps, on the aos1
reasonable term; conduct 1nffinssmensc assS. ed
Orr Exhibition k0osss 6ad Seit;M1 DepevSMmt.
We respectfully. anbmit 70 the public shst orrs
ms the only responsible Soliciting House in tho
World that has IN Exhibitieh Rdosn, and o a.
Gent und successful Selling Department attached,
On Patents taken out by NJ We require no cd,
vMee fce for selling. 80 a.
We are in regular communication with inward.
Of $50 Patent Sellers throughout the country uho
depend wholly for their supply upon M. Our
LN,'pifion Rooms tcorner Broadway aud barclay
streets, IN tie very heart and center of tbs enc
arc daily visited by numbers II C.mltalists a,,i
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BIC Atents FOR tie purpose Of reselIin., in su,.
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away reaay 10 purchase useful Patent and en-.
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tive monopoly. These sources of demarJ IL.
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i",y sohciteu. ANY Information free Respon-
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70 good salesman, Who will give their whole time
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Agents will be required to give some sa,sfnc
tory security Or deposit the cost price vi models,
which will be refunded when returned Address
( enclosing stamp;
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REFERENCES We, the undersigned doing b,l-
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Walters and &. ii. Snyder comprising tic firm
OF ne National Patent Office, 30 refer 70 US ana
metbciieye they viii conduct their business anon
strictly honorable principles
lSignedi New York. Feb. ooh
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y !, cHy; "; l. Taylor, Esq. Banker, 10 Wall
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uEADQUAkJhn ARMY uT THE

POTOMAC, S pit. 4.
The rebel p,cket- refuse e. believe That
Atlanta tss fallen.
Tley are very friendly lately, but have
their pockets filled with JEFF Davis lrocls-
nation, ufisriug protection and sate con
duct TO descrtSrs. Tuey hope to largely
reduce our ranks by this dodge. They buy
I'll the estabIes they can get from our mep.
giving grcenbscks and tobacco in exchange
Sxpr. 5.-L~st night our batteries along
the entifc line opened and sslnted the ens
my for an hour in honor OF the tall OF At
lnrfr
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uExwv sELBY,

MANUFACTURE AND xkAhER IN
XNl Hats, Gaps, G,ovez, Furs &C store 90
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 6.
Black Warrior ware house was burned
ed Sunday last and 20 700 bushels Of v heat
estroyed. Loss $50 GOO, fully insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

CAIRo, Sept. s.
Steamer Belle Mamphis brings two huL.
dred ana Iilry bales u cotton Tor ot. " ni-.
Gen Paynn issued an order prohibiting
trade between this city and Kentucky un-
Ill further orders.