Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-26

FKoM rnE lGrn.-T Tb following is re-
cord Of : piece Of GALL .ntry rearly excclled
in the pages Of war. It is from the pen Of
Clintn Perkhurst
On ths s7th Of June, our skirmish fine
was ordered 10 st orn : line Of works At
Kencsaw Mountain. that could have dcficd
the prowcss Of our division. The main part
Of the line refusesA to charge. but companies
&C" and " K Of the 10th Iowa, and II
OF the / lth adv anced at the, command, bat
were ordered tack by their officers to cs.
cape extcrmi' ,ation. Half their nu ubers
were left on he field.
New GRc Gerry STORE We desire to call
the attention Of our readers to the adyer-
tise,nert If D. c. Etlridge, in another col
umn, who has latcly established = grocery
on Brady stree t, between fourth and fifth.
Farmers will find It to their Aay4Dtaeg to
patronizc him when anything in his line is
wanted. lii 5 stock viii be sold ss cheap as
the market will allow. and is Of the most
superior qu Atty. Call and examine for
yourselves
Rus AVA Two colts belonging to
farmer ran ied Hesscll, started from Small
field. on So cond street, makink big time up
TO 9Th, ne'.r the brewery where they left
the body Of the wagon, and continued on
with tho : manning part to large tree near
fifth ST. rave yard. Where they left it
in ouins aft sr which they seemed satisfied
and stopped their driver finding them thus
safe and UNI INJURED. s.
LAso s liz. p--The Rapids packet City Of
Kciths,urg I. # this port this morning with
one hr ndred a nd fifty passengers. This is
the Ia rgcst trip of the season, we think, of
tran cient travellers. This boat is doing
splt ndid business, and is a great favorlte
am sng the travclin fraternity.
Provost Marshal Hall furnishes us the fol.
Swing circular for publication:
WAa Da pARTnnsT.
pssvoss MA.ssA GsssaAL's U,slos,
WashinxtoA, June l9-h, l0e4. J
The following instructions and regulasions viii
b Observed by oil concerned
KNLlsrAKNTS
l. Under the ressdent's cal Of July 18th, 1864,
& u i've nun d III sas.od 20 Untsers, men VIII oo
n,is Cd and mustered In for Une, i've, .r three
years, they msy In each cAse o. ect.
BOUNTIE].
II. The bounty provided by law IL ~ follows:
For recruit s-iLc, adfg representative re.
csuit.--(w.its or colvIsd, for year..... t1o0
, p., r.sr its-inoiud,n1 Iep,ese, ts.,vs rs.
eruits- lwhite siofed tor two yea So S00
| For recrui,s including Representative re-
crui s->WLilo OF sOlorcd.) for .hsse yesrs.. 100
Ihe nrst IN u In Mt. Of ocun'y viii be paid by
lhe Ma tering and Dsoursing oihcefs when .he ~
oruiL u nia.ssre In, ~ fol We:
| 10 . recruit Who snlists In the army for one
year....-.....----..-.-... --....-$SS -
| To recruit who snl,sss in tho army for Two
years " -
To = rscrui. wL0 snilsts Tn the army for three
1ears. ..-..--.--. wv "
PnENlvM5.
Ill. No'pr miums -ha,svs for tho procuraticn
OF recruits viii hsseau.r b. faii b, tho Unitcd
This, however, viii not effec. The pss ment
VI prsmums f.r Tho pTVcuHAIiOu VI recruits
f'iV. Nsi her ara,i.d ,ses Sos su6siii lies fur.
nished .i,her seivie or sa.ss r~ft-Ass ept.l.d W
b .u ~ from shs Unit StsIsa 1ns f.et - ~
whether The msu 10 . recruit tiIod 70 bounty,
drafted msu " suos.itute not on lied 10 II shai
b. nvtsd On The enlissmsnt p.psrs sLd nu ser.in
JAMES B Fry,
Prov0s, Marsha Zen r~l
The quota CT tho State hs ose. hx.i 7sl
Dsa NO. sAc. % fofrael Gals II 10
Received from The ute, about. 7sa
~ qairsd irum th.s 10 Eict- S.SS
We understand she piiuc.ll le upon WHO.
the Quvta IL based. and The drais win be
made, 10 this, the excess OF p'ec'nct, towh.
ship, Of ward ~ili nut be pIac. ~ Tho credit
OF tue ~h,le city or couo.y, bot will remain
- cred,t 70 such toxuship, ward or pre-.
cilcs iD any future call Tho ineo now re-
Qa,red will b taken from sacn precsLcts,
tvwuships or wards % are deiil qu-n,, wl,hout
any E, edi. to hem of The excess VI o:her ois.
ticts. In few days NC viii be able TO for
nish the gu las Of this county.
= m Zl7 e. OF .he ION Iowa Veteran
tnfantry, under conmaLd Of Gieut. Col. He.-
dcrsop, ieit Tor kioAs 40, "a, last night.
TIE popular dry goods house Of Kchoe &
CArhart, opposite the LeClaire House. still
continues to supply the public with the best
goods at the lowest prices. Ladies will find
fresh styles every week, direct from New
York.