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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

THE PACIFIC RA1LRoAD-PRoaREss OF
THE WORK.-But few. If any. Of our citi-
xens have q correct idea of the progress
which has been made in the construction
OF the Union Pacific Railroad from this
city westward. We recently made exami-
A. Dey, Esq., Chief Engineer Of the Road,
AND We frankly confess that we we're agree
ably disappointed both a. 70 the quantity
and quality Of the work which has been
done during the present summer and fall.
The masonry j. frat, class at all points,
and the graduation is in keeping with the
magn!tude and importance or the road,
which Is estimated 70 become the great
highway Of nations. Arched culverts,
stone abntments and piers for the bridges
wide entertainments and cuts-everything
Is in harmony with the general character
OF the work, the greatest Of modern times.
From Omaha west to the Elkhorn river
"a distance of eighteen miles-the earth
work IL heavy, and on this portion Of the
line the maximum grade IS 60 feet to the
mile. At the Elkhornl river the Platte
Valley commences, and thence for . dis
lance Of 500 miles, the graduation of the
road will be accomplished with less ex-
pense than upon any equal distance Of
railway line ever constructed in the orld.
At no point, for the distance we have ma.
med, Will there be Q cut or I'LL Of five
feet; and what IL equally important, in the
management and working Of the road
there will not he dozen curves, and the
average grade will be less than Ave feet to
the mile-the maximum not exceeding six
feet.
From Omaka to the Elkhorn river the
graduation will be performed chiefly with
picks, shovels aud self loading carts-and
on this portion Of the line the work will be
continued during the coming winter ut all
the heaviest cuta. Weet of Elkhorn the
company are using patent excavatore,
drawn By eight yoke Of oxen each. Three
of these excavators average half . mile Of
grade per day. Already some twelve or
fifteen miles of track have been made rea-
dy for the ties and iron by these machines;
which, we are informed, work admirably.
The work on the first eighteen miles will
be nearly or quite finished by the LIST Of
May next, and there il every prospect that
the iron horse will reach the Ioup fork Of
the Platte, at Columbus, eighteen miles
west of this city, by the first Of November
next Omaha Repub.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

says that systematic examining Of the
dead bodies OF rebel prisoners hurled at
Camp Chase, has been going on for some
time past, ip order to supply . Medical Col
lege At Cleveland with sub 1cts for dissec.
tion. An agent Of the College from Cleve-
land. It II said, has been In, the city for
some time, engaged In forwarding this
business through the aid Of such persons
~ he could enlist in the service. Among
others, DR.. Flowers, Of Cleveland, 10 char
ged with being principal actor In the AZ
hir. The Doctor was arrested on Friday
night BY the military authorities, and 6.
ken to Camp Chase, and released on eiv-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

A cruel practical Joke was that Of Mr..
Lowe, the "Rronaut," whom In . recent ~.
cension In the vicinity Of Philadelphia, he
dropped straw image Of . man from his
balloon at hight Of mile and hail.
course, eagerly Watching the balloon, rush
ed from al quarters to the spot where fho
figure fell, and vere do0btleee greatly d.
appointed to find something less horrible
than they expected.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

1os ngures express the weight Of me-
p0loWn for preaching purposes, BY the
(41t . 'alngle discharge, In solid shot
ld6GA Conjoined with these, however,
t0edsstructive agencies Of grape, cam
kand shFapnel. 49,
" .oUNs-rHR ALABAMA And REAR
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

The indianapolis Journal states that the
securities o. Colonel John @. Walker are
becoming very solicitous to learn that een-
tlemarl's exact Whereabouts. He has In
his possession about $4,000 OF the money
belonging to the State Of Indiana, and the
Journal thinks his securities are IN for it.
Walker IL one Of the Copperhead Sons Of
Liberty who had hand ii the purchase OF
arms made by Dodd a 70 81 :.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
WAsYIhGToN. Jnne Sig ?. N.


10 gioios G..trai Dir:
a t..-satch iic.n Gen. Grant, dated yes
scrdsy 3:.5 r. NJ, reports that s,l has bee,
very quiet to-day. NJ Casualties are -.
ported.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dated Al
Ackworih yesterday G p. NJ. says Lave
been u Altoona pass and e ii il very a..
mirat.c fer cur purpose. IL is tie gate
ttrougl the last or most eastern spur oi
the Allssha-;.s. IL how becomes as use
iul q Us As il vas 10 the enemy. being
easily defended from either direction.
The roads hence from Arkworth into
Georgia are large arc the country good -
More details Ct the position o. cur troops
and Contemplated movements are given,
but they are not iced d for pubic i;.i 5,ma.
ten.
The diepatch further states that the IN.
Guy is not in cur immediate front, bu. bis
signals are seen at Lost Mou 1tain, and X en-
essw. Dispatches from Gen. Candy, dated
June 81, have been received. which report
satisfactory progress in ths organization ..
bis command.
,ignedl F.. II. STANTON.
Secretary IL War
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
Rebel General Jones Killed.
Terrible AccideM en- Tie N. York
Central Road, killing md
" Oun,ltng many Persons.
WARRINGTON. June 8.

WAsHINGToN, June 3.
The Senate yesterasy confirmed the fol-
loving Biisad,er Gent rails from May, 1864 !:
Co. 3. ron 4. P,e:cr, 81 Mich, and H..
CO.. jas. B.i.y, Attn Wis. Cav, to BE- Brig
aoier Generals by bre.... t,r mer,;o-ious
services in enabling tie Mississippi h.ti'is
to get over the lower tails 81 ,ba Red
K yer.
Air D MO. to be aeen: br the Indians
IN The Utr~r Mississippi, in tie Territory
Il Montana
L.thrrp 3. King, Il Nebrs>t, 20 he La.
dian Agent t.: the Territory, v.ca T. ele1.
lex W. Hatch removed
I. DIVA, OF i,ws. l., be Kcs,tc. Ct the
L nj Oi.ice at >i,nx Cay.
II. C.!kins, Of Wis. to be Receiver o.
Public Manics for tue Land District Vi the
Fails 9! 81. uro.x River, VII.
jas ;. Wiib.r, .. Oregon. to be Agent OF
tie Tsksna lldisrs in Washington T-rri
tory.
'bs. c. G'st, to b. Deputy Postmaster
al Menu b P. 7 mn.
Jno. /! Dsvl!son. to be Deputy Pos;.
r.aster At !scnl,n, Iva.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

By the Mayor Of the City Of Darenport
WHEREAS il is provided in Sec ! of Chap
ter 20 Of the Revised Ordinances Of the CITY
Of Davenport, that 8 it shall not be lawful
"for any animal Of the dog kind to run a,
Large in the city Of Davenport from the Isl
"day of June until the LIST day of Septem-
"ber Of each year, unless the same be Sc
"curely muzzled, SO that no injury can
"possib!y result from the bite Of such ami
"mal'
Now ], r. Lowry, Mayor Of the city Of
Davenport, do hereby order and direct that
all owners Of dogs shall colinc, or muzzlc
them in the manner above set forth.
from the LIST day Of June next until the 1st
day of September. And any dog found
running at large, during said period, with.
out being SO muzzled, shall be killed.
In witness whereof l have herounto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the Ctr Of
davenport to be hereunto affixed this 5sth
day Of May, A. D., 1854. K. LowsY,
Mayor,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

peoesed - Ou,o % o00snate IOs Fsesoeot
ao6 Vice President. :.
Geo. Cen zoe. q Pepney lysaia, oassed
= . eoeoeleuSo r1BolostCN that Abssbeo
Lincoln "A lfsnulbAl llamlin be declared
the upanimous choice Of the Union party
Tor Pres jdsnt and Vice President. (Gseat
eheerioe. and lood calla Tor division Of
tbs resolution.
Mr.. CreswelI. Of I .diass, called Tor
division Il the question, % % to vote flrss
on that portion Of The resolutions declaring
Abraham Lincoln the unsniOou. choice 81
the Convention, - ia candidate for the
Pres dency of the United Stascs.
MY. Stevens moved 70 lay tac resolution
on the table.
Great confusion, cheering, and cries o!
sqaesiion."
Mr.. Cameron withdrew bis resolution
aud offered another:
Reso,red That Abraham Lincoln be de-.
c'a.ed the unanimous choice of the Union
party A. it's nominee for President Of the
United States.
Mr. Raymond urged that the vote sboa!d
be taken By Stats; that IS it had been
ssil that there was dspcsi:icn to rush the
nomination Of Sir. Lincoln through this
precision 81 sentiments, such vote would
carry with it more Of power and influence
than the passage u any hucn resolutions.
The proposition was we'll received.
| Auios, much confusion the States were
called. The result was - fellows:
| For Mr.. L;ucoln-Ms,ne IA NV Hsmp'
shire 10, Vermont IL, Massachusetts -
| Rhode Island 5, Connection, IL New folt
! CO NV Jersey IA Pennsy ivAnia e, Desa
ware G, Mar, land -. Louisiana u. Afkan
-. IL, T-nnsssee IL, Kentucky q, Oh,s
AZ, ludisns &c Iiinuis 30, Michigan lC
Wsc nsin l6, Ioss lG. M,-nesota 8, Cal
iforu,a 20, Ocgon 6, West Virginia 10
K ,nsas !, Nebraska i, Colorado e, N-vAd,
s. Total, APT.
FJr Geu. Gran.-Missoari %.
| 10 motion, the vote was d.c.ared unsn
imo1s.
Tue er thusissm was imnerse.
The conv.o:ios proce,te to vote !,r |
candidate for Vice President.
Daniel Mace, OF Indiana, presented thu
name If Andrew Jobuson, u Tennessee.
Mr.. Stoac, OF Iows, seconded the nomi
patton.
Mr. Gamer ,n offered the name Of Han
nibll ll4m.in.
Mr.. Tsetna,ue, Of New York, 10 behalf o
. portion Il the deisg alton, presented Dan
lei $. Dickinson.
Tue President announced the fJllowiul
nasnes "a Leiag before tae Convent =
Acdy Joins1n, Of Tennessee; llann'oa
ll.u,,in. Of Maine II. 5 R,sscru, oi Ken
.uckv Daniel S plck,nsn,. oi New York
TIC liouse then Proceeded 50 ballot. A
the vote proceeded, it was soon sopa,e:.
that Mf. Joan-op, u Ten, essee, vas 10 b
the oom,nee, ant before The vote vas an
nvuncci, the variou. States whose vote
had been divided. commenced chsngin;
their vote and went unanimously Tor John
CON- and great enthusiasp IN the Con
yenticn.
Tie cL.;. announced tie next bushes
in orGer yes the election OF . N.i.ora
Cam-:'.-r, sr6 the States were called &
uame .ho sau.e, which was done.
After various resolutions ni thaIks IT,
Convention 8 ,ufned, sias de.
BALTIMORE, June $3.50 p. NJ.
TIE convention hes l.t re nominated b.
acclama.!ou Abraham Lincoln Tor tie Pres
iicncy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
BsLriM IRE. juno 81 P. NJ.
COM NJ ERcIAL.
Davenport Markets.
OFFICE or THE DAVENPORT DKaocRAT. J

OFFICE or THE DAVENPORT DKaocIAT,
Thursday evening. June 2. lsei.
FLour.-ss.4c.l-oa Wholesale :.5.00us 9 40 re
tail.
WnEAr.-Nn. !. well cleaned, round and plump
Club, Tea and Galcna slos: No. .. all sound
not clead enough for No |, sl.9. rejected, mus
ty and damp. IS cents.
BARLEY sl.lo.
ConS-Shell.d No. |, sound, plump and dry,
Sic: do No l. shiunhcn, 81 in ear. No l. sound
plump aud dry. = do No = -hrunken, SO.
Oars. No. /, clean and sound, IS; do. No. 9,
damp and not clean, Co.
RYE-i.l2.
WHITE BEANS % ooG2.50.
FiAxsLEp.- S2npu2a5.
TIMorHY.--:2 25Dl2.56.
CLoyEa-s1 .onM..25
poTAToHs-t"4l
BuTTEE-lec.
CaGs-l2l.c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
ClNcI>SA4r, June 9.

CINcl>SA1r, June 9.
The rebels are at Falmouth, kr.. and
at Williamsburg, 30 miles from Cincin-
natl.
A large rebel force is reported twelve
miles cas-, Of Lexington, and another ap~
p.oschiug from R,chrn1 pod.
Rebels are alo reported between
Grab Orchard and SANFORD. They
burned = large warehouse and water ia
ton at Byuth.ania yesterday. TLey
have possess on cf Psti., Georgetown ard
Byuthianis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
Chicago ma, kst, ~ Telegraph.

Chicago ma. kst, BY Telegraph
CsroAeo, JuneS.
FIors -50los higher, at q l5Ge7.e0 Tor Spring
Extrs..
wHeAr-1xG2ch higher at q 90 a1.slk for NO.
l, ard u s6A osi IS tor No. closir q a. 81 TX.n
Coks Full, 40 lower ~ 81 10 al l2X for no ,
s,d : 03A@l % for No 2, closi weak II inside
lric.s
Oars 1c lowey nj 691 l7'c. closing weak ~ 7oEc.
WhrsxlY-lc .ower al u - al "a, 6 os!ng weak
al Il IS
rorE Mess rcrk dull ii 900
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
Al nASv In,

ALBANY, June g.
Albert W. Patrie has recovered a verdict
Of 50 600 a. the Greene county circuit
aga INST Msrsbai Murray and VIM Buck ey,
ais deputy. Pstris was arrested in Aug.
usr, 1867, tor aliedged di.loyaI words vita
cut prucsss, and carried to New York,
where be vas Get Gned in . cell With other
prisoners for several days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
Times Special.

HEADQUARrERs ARMY PoTcMAc,
Monday, June 6.
The direction and disposition OF our
lines, since Fridays fight, has been ma
te,ially changed, especially in front Of
The 9th and 18Th corps, but a. other
points we were subjected TO q CALLING
fire. against which it was Amos. lmpcs
sibls TO foftify.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

SiKACC>E, A. T., JUNG ..
The Express train from tue cast this
afternoon, met With . terrible casualty.
The engine exploded icur miles east If
here, killing three psr.ons sod irjuring
some twenty 6se Or thirty Others, .. versi
seriously. The locomotive is = complete
wreck cod slso three or four cars. The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

INV Ionx, jane Q.
The 1lera'd's correspondence saye Of
Hunters advance An order was is.
sued for instant preparation TO move /;
each knaps, ek was to have loo rounds
of ammunition, pounds Of hard bread,
to last ten dave, 10 ra,ions # coffee, su.
gar and salt, and pair OF shoes and
socks, and nothing else.
Cattle, sheep aud hogs, and if neces-
sary mules, shall be slaughtered for food
under thee orders.
The little army Get out on its cxpedl.
ton to perfJrm its part Of Grants grand
combination, which is not only to march
BIZ, to fight if fight could be found.
1t appears that Sigel, on the eth day,
sent out party OF 400 New York and
Pennsylvania cavalry 10 Oster Lake
Landing. The party. under Mcneil,
me, Moorfcld, and fight ensued, our
troops driving the rebels. Ttey we're
reinforced, however, and came back at
least 1900 strong. Charges were nov
made By both parties, and 10 the last one
the rebels fell back; bu, it was d.eme
use ess 10 contend against auch unequal
| umbere, and our troops /. treated, final
~ reaching Pcmury and Springfield, az
ter being obliged to destroy the whole
Of their train.
When Hunter started tho rebels at
tempted to check bis advance by max
ing stand at the creek near Harrison.
bug. lie rebels, however, were driven,
aud our troops moved to Harrisbu 9.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

bOd,es Of che cogiDsee sed nremeo ves:
bsticd % lse The engine. The 6sessee go
:.okise sss .sss sea2s.si: - = i n6e
n lchigaa, eide end back slightly injured:
he wss b.ought TO this city end received
every pos lille attention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
JACOB IlTxEv.

DRACTICAL DYER -PARTiCCIAR At
i rENfIoS paid 10 d. cling Cloths Silks. Nelyet-
Or Garments OF an. l>ind-;o give any color de-
sired. Third street, two doors west OF Iowa
oorth side. Myi5-d!y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
WA-HISGroS, June 2.
Times Special.

Times Special.
An officer just from the front reports
that Lee has Withdrawn to the south
bar K If the Chickahominy, aud our
army is now faeiLg him on the north
bank.
The Times says this is hardly credit
able.
The T,ihune's correspondent, near
Chi, kahominy, the 5,h, saw at p. m.
the rebels made . fertile attempt TO
break orr centre.
The battle Of the 3 ! showed it was
useless to attempt to carry by assault the
enclny's works this side OF the river,
hence every moment has been occupied
IN regn'ar siege operations.
Our lines bein1 close to the rebels,
who apprehcnsive Of some danger, made
aa sau!t, but in halt 81 hour the affair
was over ard the rebels repnlsed with
loss
Parallels ard mines are advancing
rapidly.
We are beseiging the work. Of Rich-
mond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
], ST, A IS!
Terrible Steamboat Acct.
dent ON the Hudson
River.
Forty Lives Lost.

RouNDcrr, n. ", June Q.
The steamer Berkshire was destre yed
by fire last night, on The Hudson. eight
mile, below here. It il stated ths. 40
person perished-mos,ly turned 10
death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
r.. -. MOORE.

HOCSE, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL 4 FEEScO
IL Painter, No. Franklin Block, shove Post
Office, up stars All orders for painting Of al,
seyie or quality attended to promptly, and com
2iete satisfaction guaranteed i'll all eases. GIVE
oun caii. sp22-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
Nv.
The Gigantic Hippopotamu s!

O. l Esas % Holy Writ whom declared dob Upon
ursd hi. present keeper AL the Egyptian by order Of
expense 5000" BY G. Quick
attractions which make this Caacm Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

RARDER AND HAIR DRESSER AT rur
1lBurtis House, respectfully informs the nnh
y that he Is prepared for Shaving, hair cuttrn~
ID dressing IN tas mort approved style
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

MISCELLANEOUS
=.
n2,n.lSS gH<st.s3
HENRY Ss.7.RY,

MANCFACTJHER AND DEALER IN
~ HAS, '-i,.-, Gloves. Iu,s. Ae. Store on
81 st. between Main and HARRISON. anl5-sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
BALTIMORE, June 8

BALTIMORE, June 8.
A great mass meeting to ratlfy nom,.
nations is now being held ia Monument
Square, the Mayor Of the city presiding
Resolutions were adopted cordially
endorsing and ratify'ng the Nomination
for President, and commencing the same
to loyal voters throughout tie country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

hEALER IN FuRSlTuRE CARPETS
- Mats. Oh Cloth Mating. Window Shades
&c, East Second ST., mex; door to PERI wi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09

CA1Ao, June ..
slorg,n'a force il estimsted st 1.ooO. =
portion Of BIZ. command took possess'oo oI
Peri. this afternoon, ard it is thought they
have des troyed the extensive tressie work
near there. Two important bridges be
tween Paris and Cyntbiins have been burn
ed. A ,are Of the rebel force il novirg
north on the Kentucky Central Railroad.
No communication south Of Boyd's Station
since 3 P. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
BUTCHERS.
Family Meat Market.
T.. EeNa ~s'fB.

-. 60 East S.con1 Sfrftt.
2EaspA KEPT HIS MARKET con
~2SS6 " sr,NFAi sa.pled ai, the best u a.
Gi,y vi iieet fuik, Veal. Mutton.
which he sells chez. er ihan ANY othri
nu.chcr III the city. (osn. l;.et, Picked Fork,
Cured HAMS and Dried Beef con. ,an.l, on hand.
Call and tis no ruv.1s!ti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
New YORK. June 9.

new YORK, June Q.
A correspondent eavs OF Sherman's
battle near Dallas, on the 25.h
The rebels were en,reuched behind
breas.wotks, which were occupied by
S,eyenson's division and Hoods corps.
Gevoy's division, which was in sd-
vance, pressed after them just up C the
rebel works, and were met by wi!her-
ing fire Of g,spc, canister and muskctry.
Tnen Butterfi-ld's division SWING roun
on their lett, and Williams had now
fallen into line OF battle.
A general charge was made on the
rebel line. which, was received with a
shower Of bullets.
The goth corps was badly pressed,
aud staggered back beneath the destruc.
tive fir.
The 4th corps now came up, but
darkness bad stopped tho combat.
The victory at New Hope, on the 9th,
won BY the hardest fighting and severe
losses, has already been detailed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
WASHINGTON, June 6.

Major Censral Dir:
zen. Hunters victory aud onr oec1ps'
ton oil Stanatcn is COZ firusd by tho fol.
lowing dispstch just received from deu'
Butler:
All quiet on nv line.
Richmond papers Of June Ito have intel.
liRence Of the fsbt At Mount Crawford be-
tween Hunter aud Joncs, 10 which Hunte'
vas victorious and jones, tie rebel coin.
nsndcr, allied. Stannton was afterwards
occupied BY the Cnion forcee. The Fl ,ht-
inR was on SUNDAY. T. n. STANTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
uEArQv.RTERs AMY OF PoToMAC,
& Al

LEArQUARTERs ARMY OF PoToMAC,1
Jun. Us A N.
All Quiefthis morning. n, stack vas
made last night.
Msj. Badlow, Inspector General on Gen.
Butl..'s staff, arrived here yesterday alter
neon.
Ike came mp the Chickahominy, . dis
tance Of % miles, and landed With an es
cort Of ten men. 10 coming across the
country lie OCCASIONALLY saw rebel pickets.
who fl ID at Lis approach.
BALriM IRE, June 81 p. NJ.
Andrew J,hn.un, Of Tenn, was nomina
ted for V,ce President on he first ballet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS.

Whose wonderful eat anything doc,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
Painters Wanted.

TWO GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS. Appl, 10
i VIM Oakes, Ste. Mar acri;e's Church.
inC4 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
GEO. IEEaE.s.E;,
# II ma iIy ks IN &c d err.

$!TSxN BRADY STREET, BE It'll 5TH
Supplies families with the very
Q-0 best Meats Of Ill kinds, ii the low =
est market prizes. Very particular attention
paid TO the wants of customers .nytu-,,v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-09
War DEPARTMENT,

War DEPARTMENT,
WAsnrxcrox, June S-l.45 p. N.
To M.j Ger. DIX: A Dispatch from Mr..
Daps. At Grants headquarters. dated last
nj .ht at $50 P. NJ, amour ces victory ~
Gen. Hunter over the rebels beyond 5tsun-
ton. and that the rebel Gen. Jones was
killed. The Dispatch i a. follows:
The Redmond E9amin.r OF to-day
speaks Of the defeat Of Gen. q. E. Jooes,
by Gen. Hunter, t~eive miles beyond
Staun,on, Va. Gen. Jones Was killed On
the i'd. Ills successor retired to Wsynes-
boro, and now holds the mountains be.
tween Charlottesville and Staunton.
Th. paper further states that no hos
pitfalls or stores were captared by Gen.
Hunter.
Another dispatch announces that our
forces occupy S.sunton.
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