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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
fh,s, ssIel 1ssssts = shsfAas
Rspslssl.
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- ' c>vster.
la,setsat Csrr. spssdsses = -
Peaee Qaessisa.

49, WAsulnorox, Jolly ~.
rhe NssSsso1 KepstIicss hes tufniehed
Hhe fslloO,as ~ sovAnce VI IL puoticesioo
TSe Government received dispsseee'
term Shsfmsn this morning, ansosnc'Ag
shst the eosoy assaulted the Union Iins'
ehree times yesterday, and 80 repulse'
eeoh tiue vito little lose TO 10. most o.
or men fought behind esrth~orks, henc'
~ email loss but tho enemy coming on
n the defenees Of the city 70 offer battle
became more exposed and suffered greatly
The Star says: 4 dispatch from ds"
Hunter reports toe foilosing, which hs'
iuet bseu recslvsd from Gen. Avcrill, nea'
Winchester, the 10th:
Beeekluridgs divided his force Ct Berry
vile, lest night, sending Early 70 Winc6e'
tor, ssd taking the other DIVISION TOWARD
M,iiVood. l attacked asd defeated Es'!,
to-day N tronG Of Winchester, killing A.
wouni,ag owe, 3UO OF bis officers and ue'
c.p,u inv Tour c.nnon, snd several huDd"
snail ARM.
us.. L.iey 10 severely wounded and !
our hands.
The cannon and prisoners have been SCI
to Msrt,nsburg. The caeny's loss IN Oil
Gers 10 heavy.
The Commands Of Jackson and lnbOde
vh,co we're present, arc not included 10
mention. ., rensth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

OavsabeN. Sslr -. 1854
0ene.. Orders No. 20.
I. For the information of Oh interested,
'hik Department infss ms those citisxns of
This State who are liable TO military duty
ard wno are entering into the service of the
United States a. transfers. railroad opera
lives. &C.. that this kind oc United States
service does not exonerste them from the
liabilities on draft. Ifany Of these men
are drafted. they will he considered desert.
ers by the United States authorities il they
do not report themselves Tor duty in tie
ranks. or provide substitute.
lfa,y person MT authorized BY the Unit
ID States or State antl>xities attempts to
enlist mon into any scrv;c0outSi'le Of this
State. they will be At once arrested and
placed in confinement, and all State officers
are hereby directed to I'D ms D-rartm mt
III it's Efforts 10 prevent any gecruit,ns in
tbs State. witch = no, dcactander toe Or
ier~ Of IL. l'n.te'. stat,s e9sA. nnen' or the
sat tovcrnmont.
II Al State OH. e.. are directed 10 see
"a, tne ie.i,s.i- pafa-rp ghspf asaviai Or
icr> - -: Il, i,,s. l-.ll IN force.
| .lse >lr,stl. h-,r,"u:
! II That n, I'll z.u ,nhalni:.nt ~ .As.-
! Il .i q ms STATE ~i.bl, tod militia iai5
! ,s.f.tr ~ ~ - III, - o, liyssr, ~. .t'a.
shall cret er enlist u engage I" citsl Iiae
militar, service Of amy other state. And
all persons liable to military duty within
this State are hereby prohibited from en-
listing "r agreeing to enlist. or Assembling
wit, a view W i',r the pssrp">e OF entering
the serylre oi any other state. Nor Shah
any person WITHIN this State, liable 10 do
mh,ary duty. enter into the service OF the
United STATES. except urder the express au-
thorty nf this State. Provided, that this
orde. is not in ldcd to prevent the Gov
eminent Of the bted States from recruit
Ig for he Reg Army pursuant to the
III. THAT all persons, whether residents
Of this State or otherwise, and all officers
except regularly authorized officers OF tn.
United States recruiting. for the United
Estates Regular Army are hereby prohibited
from enlisting or in any manner raising
4 mep within this State with u view or for tn.
4lpose Of entering into the military service
Of Any other State, or of the Tn ted States
except in pursuance Of the laws and author
ity Of the State Of Iowa.
". That the Adjutant General Of this
State be charged with the duty OF seeing
that neither OF the above orders (Nos. |
and III, is violated.
And the said Adju!ant General. whel
satisfied that either or any Of the above Or
l"rs N"s. II and H. has been, or Is tein;
lolatc,i. shall oriel all officers or per
ans yiol,ung such orders under military
arrest, unless the Com,nandcr-iilCh iet 9th
..rw>c directs, to be- attached to and ente
he service as prvates in any company .
regiment being raised within this State, uIi
der authority thereof.
| r. H. iiAkEK
Adj.. Gen. Q. iowa.
Papers II the state which have usually insert
ed - i."' of thi, Jepa. t;nent VIII insert ""cs.
Julyla-2,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
COMMERCIAL.


OrrIer or THE DAVENPORT DeAGcaAT,
Thursday evening. July q. 1854. !
FLorr.-Ke,ail 81 80 in hbl. $il.oo in paper:
Wholesale $lo. % in bbl ; Slo.6o in paper,
WnEAr-No l. well cleaned, round and plump
Club Tea and Gaicna. 1900; No. . all sound
not cIead enough for 80. !, 20; rejected, mus
~ and damp. u cents.
CoaS-she.led, No /. sound, plump and dry,
$40; do No. l. shrunken. IN ear No !, sound
plump and dry. %; do No. 2 shrunAen, 70.
OATs - No. /. clean and sound, 20; DO. NO. =,
damp and aot clean. Co.
Eu,rE BEAss .onI2.5o
FLAxsEED- $2.h'ata %,
TImorny-*a 2564 25o.
CLoygR-f1 .oeMl.25.
PorArcss
BurrEG-lsc.
EGGs 121sc,
New York Markets.
Nsw Yoxk, July 90
Corrox-Firmer At 1.65c -
Flour Declining &l0.25 q 1880 tor extra
State $40. 5otn1 90 for r. U.
WHEAr--l cents better - 3292is Chicago
Spring; ~ s5a2 Asi Milwaukee Club; - 65ut
$3.50 VII ter resi ri
CowS-xl ioul.s2
OArs-Sa01fl loo.
PoRx-t46 mess. 1875 old mess
LAKD-2sis13lc
WHisGv -fi7j
New York ~aocA 1a.arLes.
Mt New YORK July q .
Gold closed q "a - 80 .se q
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Chicago & Rock Island Railroad.
SUMNER ARaANnE.inNr.


nN AND AFILR MONDAY. Nay 18th ls'.i
" and Until further na;i.s. GsiRs a'ii esYe
Davenport dniT, isunda, eAetp'eh 81 f''.e
l>t Mail tram ut 49, .
I'd Night express ......-.-.... :. T. +
Arrive at Davenport dan, -"n'i.:' ~. ;...d
AS follows:
Isl Night express III ..-s.....s - - ".
"a Da., 'Api>-- ana fl..4! li.l'1 ..s- /. =
Al trans Owe tii> route l. .st ea.i.i
uOr 81 ..iCi-o AitH fans cs"i toi.i 81 NJ
.ai, Southern, Michigan riitlai. aus; -.
Nn,i.. .na chicago ii.,ito....> IL an. :n:.i 49,
,r.It. -. q. i:iiU.s, III. i..ad. tfat=5
itttsbIf.. D.Alii,. i,i'iitiv. NJ CARA 4l.- s
ny, New York, p.i:aieli,.ssa, i,.i '.f.l.4t...
Washington.
Passengers are ieluiuu.d .. lie n.t.,>it.
oi gvn di>.inc. directions ~ the t.cs.tDuilu..
Oh tlier baggage. ais" - procure tickets bt ,ui e
takIn. tiei. seats III the cars as the conductor! ;
Chicago ana Rock island Railroad.
luvi6 ii. J. r. TRACY Snp't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

Nav T.KK, July Il
Tue Poilsde'phla Enqu,rc''s correspe
dent, 10 his account VI tue visit t. III
mond by Coi J.quc. aud Eiwari H."
author Of "Among tho Plnes,' &c, sa'
that It Is generally understood the ob)r'
vss the restoration Vi peace. Col. JAque
With whom tho idea vI'g,nsted q year "
to visit Richmond, gained permission
pass our lines, but got no farther that r.
tersbArg, wnon no returned without IN
terlsl success. lie found our prisoners U
Belle lslaud comfortably cared tor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
MA.H,Nsros, July 10

WAnHth1COh, July ~
Military circle, b owe tn.t Lee "n'
Compelled - attack Gt+nt ior cell PIES
vUti n
A disposition, which may not now be
vulged, has been made " prevent tue r. &
invaders noW On their way u Nc
monJ, from reaching tsss city without .
Position, aud the recspturc oi large ~
tlv0 VI their psunder.
Tue report vi Secretary stanton resig
ing ID more pr. y.nu' s"-,ay titan ever
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

These Bitters are prepared in pure bourbon
whisky, from ucon,bination Of over 20 different
kinds ofroo,s. bark- aud herbs which act IN pr
feet concert with the other prepared from, III.
original formula gwen hv the great c',ief. Ped
Jacket. to DrChapin who used them succp ss.ul.y
IN bis practice for many years and hy their usc
gained 50 grca; ap"puari,y in the of dysprp-
ia, liver Complaint Constipation SICK and Ner-
Yous headache, Fever and Aguc, aud aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering frnm either 81 these loaths"ine diseases
will tind sure cure BY the use OF ,h,s. Ii,.er-,
wl,icl, peri,.t, pure and free from all those
drugs and po-ons usually put ny IN sneh pfcpar
u,ions, and palned oil on ,,nsuspcet mr. public
One trial will convince the most skcptieal .,at in
Red Jacket is tiriure which none other possess.
They strengthen aud in,igora,e the system.
Thcy are nneqpaled for general debility.
They cure for dyspepsia
They give good end healthy appetite
They assist digestion.
They are III" best siiana'ent IN existence
They are Il preventive Of fever and a.sue.
f'.cy recve constipation,
They cure nervous headache
They are periectli pure and fi,s,ai.e,
Aged persons and lclicae fm.,le !, n ST. tisey
can s..se large doctor bel. ~ u. oftR - i3t.ers
Beware Of cpunte.fci-s. Red jacket Yitcrs are
only sold in bottles. with our n.inr blown 90 the
side ---f.tst44-4-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
E'ISH'S
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS
ROLLING FRYING -STtWiNG STEPPING
with the flame that lights the ronm

Ry the flame Of common lamp. al the cost Of
cents worth uf oil. a very comfortable break
fast can be cooked.-N. Y Tribune
Simple III construction easily kept in order
ready Tor use in moment convenient
to have on hand Druggists Circular.
Fish Lamp is one Of the most popular novel
d great saving is made in heating and cooking
small articles. and can be made TO cook meals
for Il great many persons. which il actually done
on the ambulance cars which carry the sick sol
diers= Scientific American.
For family use. hospital tent. barrack. picncs.
fishing. nursery. or sick rcnn II - an article Of
comfort beyond all proportion 10 its cost iialf-
Jour of Health.
have tried the apparatus and my wife and l
proclaim the same most valuable and ndispens-
able article. and we wonder how could
have So long done without it Ed. Goal Oil Cir
caiaF.
An economical ecuui.s.ce for getting up heat
OF short notice for nurscrs end general household
purposes, : one important point is tie
saving in cost over coal fires. 4 4. y. Evening
HnSt
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Nuw YoRx. July 81,

INV IUKN, Uu!y -
The POST Washington special says:
Tho I 80 notes nov printing will be
fer. d o. par Tor subscriptions but will NJ
be paid out to tho public creditors.
Rev. b. Stcbbens has been selected
succcs.Or to the R,v. I. Starr King, in
pastorste 1t San Francisco, and accepts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

AkhANDALE 4 CO.. Importers, lST broadway
NC. DIX, want Agents IN every county and every
'sgiment, ter the sale Vi their new styles Of
:" aches. Unusually liberal terms are offered to
agents. Send Cor q, culus. mys1 -s!a,n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

EAGLE TO0AQOo Vo1bolfH
y nvEYrHAL. RDrHSs;HlLD AU0, NAN
,.ctrrerv 81 Dslag T0aD0coo, GiHsry
: ,..l,..i~ dealers IL l.sa, fipe Cpt. Anaskiao
s.A TeSsees ~ - 6ostA Wsssr eesese Osaeps
- 81 tDe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
Established IN 1sx3.
CHICAGO TTPE FOUNDRY
-AAGt--
Printers w al ella o u e

No. 90 WASHINGTON SraEEr, CHICAGO.
n sC4QTiEI.D 4 CO, PRpPRiETORS.-
70. pr..es. ~ai Printing Natefial on hand
- rsnnf.cfrea q ordgf. ElectrutypinG. pttf.
.,trpinr. and 1snxraving promptly cxecesed
Iasnts for Made's Superior Inks. and Page's
9syTlg Ksol Typ, ...
e.sp9 Iro1s. y 2. .. ss9s -; :see0 lAsPss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
Hollands Germans Bitters,

From Rev j. Newton Brown D. D.. Editor OF
the encyclopedia Of Religious Know lcdge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Paten, Medicines in general. through distrust OF
their ingredients aud efforts yet know of no
sufficient reasons why man may not tcsff. to
SHAT be believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation. IN the hope that he ma,
tliis contribute 10 the benefit of others.
do this more readily in regard to Hoohand !.
German l,itters, prepared by Dir. {. NJ. Jackson
Of this city, because was prcJndc"d against
them for many years, under the impression that
they were chiefly AN alcoholic mixture. an in
debted 10 my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for
the removal oftitis prejudice by proper tests, and
For encouragement to try them. wnen suffering
from great and long continued debility. The use
ii three hoties OF these hiters at the beginning
Of the present year was followed by evident reet
aud sioration TO degree Of bodily and mentai
siyor which had not lct for six months before
ami had almost despai'ed oi re.a'n.ng- there
lose ,la,e God ana , riena Tor directing me TO
tl.e usc o, .Len j. ..EWION GROWN.
PARLIAMENTARY, June .5l, SCI.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There IRE MANY preparations sold under the
name o, B,ters. put up in quart bottles compound
cd Of the cheapest WHISKY or common rum, cost
iny from - 10 ~ cents per gallon the taste DIS
ouiscd by Anice or Coiian,tr Seed.
This class Of Blticr> have caused and will con-
tinue to cause a. long - they can ne soid. hunf
reds to die the death Of II dr',nka-,i. !;v their
usc III, system is KEEP. continually under the in
huencu II alcoholic siim.ilaiits oi tie worst @ni
til, desire Tor Iiquor is CT, ucd and kept up anu
tbs, result is AL the horruis attendant upon i
,irunkafsl's life and death.
For these Who s.esirr and vii: hav. a liquor
isiters we publish tile iulnwisi. rreei,tt tiei
ovt norrt.s OF HeoFI.ANb's .FRY ~ ijlrrARs. ard
,.iix wli' ;,s:e. u Neta " ft.n fhANta ~ W tliS
Ky .ni ;ie rcs,; VII II pf' >. t!uh 1t Al
.Ncs. ~ IA ,..ca ,,tu. a..d ir,,. exSscNcv anv
it l.. ~ :...ers IN i..c world. ana will COST
ii itss III receive NJ. the virtues OF iloof-
t tt Efs, Il conn. ctioi. WITH good article OF
f.,.Ns, y ms,c less rice inan these inferior
~ p1,;. r,fsDpS cost YOU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
THEY CONTAIN
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky.

They will cure the above diseases in Ninety nine
case. cut Of u hundred
DO yor WANT SOMETHING STRENGTHENING?
DO YOU WANT 4 GOOD APPETITE.
DO YoT WANT To HuILo Up iorR CONSTITUTION
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL.
Do Yor WANT rO or NERVOUSNESS
DO YOU WANT ENERGY?
30 YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL
DO YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEELING =:
If YOU do use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

~ To orr FEMALE RKABEKs-We
<AS call the attention 81 the female
~ readers to The advertisement in
u IN Cur columns ofthe tHgsosrg KEn-
-l.r1 rpY asD isJEcrIDN. for the cure Of
s-.sgs fiuor titus or the. hit.s These
- vegetable compounds have been
80, found most severe ign specific for
iS " this use by siie removal nf which
,asE ] they also aid in regulating the pc.
AJItsFl n RODS Of the female syst.m, often
=. II Y ~ interrupted BY Iiucs Aibns They
"A. 49,. are certain 10 cure speedily, and
\. ~ - thoroughly, and contain DO mineral
isssS.-@s I.oisons perfectly iunoeaous
to the Inost delicate organization. They are also
the hesi and mes: effective cure Of Goncrrhsea
and elect v,, discovered. Call FOR Cherokee
Remedy or Injunction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

For Medical AND Table uses, which arc perfectly
pure. an need only be tried to he appreciated =
None genuine unless they have our yoid label on
cacl, bottle and our initials pressed IN wnx over
the cork. Sold by all druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call for our goods and
take no other Circulars TO the trade supplied
on application to BENNETT PETERS i Co,
Sold BY No u River st., Chicago
f. $. paIlord, at wholesale BY Beiderbecke 4
Miller iunec0-dAwly
Sold NJ Wholesale in Chicago hs Fuller, Fincl,
4 Fuli.r, InShman 4 Van Setback, w u. Iiar-
ris 4 Co, and e.. +. smith, druggists. In Day
en-; orr nv l,ederi'eck 4 Miller. ine15 diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

DAYSlGiAN AND SURGEON. Office IN
j basement OF stat, Bank i.uiiding. Rcsidenc,
elu ST., bet. iiardy and Ferry streets. nol9dw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

nRACTiTcAL NORTHUMBERLAND AT
Is rxxrlox paid to dyeing Cloths. saks velvess
O. Garments Of any kind-to gre any ccecf DE-
snrth s;ae. nyis-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
BEWARE or COUNTERFEirS

See that the signature Of c. N. JACKSON 10 on
the wrapper.
Isrisa per bottle IS cents or half dozen TOR a.
Should your Eearess druggis. not have the ar
preparations that may DC offered ia IFS place, bui
send 10 " aud " viii forward, sessrsiy pscked,
By express.
Principal Once and MsaufAsaosy,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

hk LIS hUN urrEK> HIS SERVICES
IL IN III. vaiiJss branches oi medicine and
surgery, tsp.etdt.yni tno>e Troublesome ehrcuic
diseases 80 ptili. KING npiii 10 patient aro nnv-
>ician. Un,e on iniri street, between h,acv
and Main, opposite ~. Au.r = office. mv3l;i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
uDas. q. W.. ylcCABsN.
y. W.. II. BAKER.

DYIiClAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE n
IL room over Post D!..s,. Kcsilcnce east siIe
81 ibrady "a door nom "ia 81 Jmy idsu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

So . SsonlL- " ApAns
NEWELL 4 ADAMS.
vEa lists. CORNER BRADY AND
Fourth streets. over Parks d Hos
mer's Grocery store. All persons
vno a.pprt late . superior style Of Dentistry
vih do well 10 call. f.iccs moderate ."d III
cork wsrranfed Entrance on 4th st.
DDsa. q. W. NICHOLS.
earxical and Mechanical he ~ go
vt>EETH MOUNTED ON GOLD. SILVER.
u Pla,ira or Ruper Plate. either PLAIN ia blocks
or wiih CONTINUOUS GUNS. All who want .ul,e-
style 0! work, 1T The lowest living price vii
90 well to call on Dr. n. Satisfaction gnaruntied4
Iecta dxssHe<ed al all hours in the DAY or NIGHT
DrvicE-tvvasr "a and Main Sts.. opposite II.
Glare nous. and National BANK. n,I,.-cawiy
=. =. SEVERANCE.
- DENTIST hUVM No. |, OVER
Pos; Office, DAvINrowr. Iowa
\. b.-Tee'h extracted Al nil
hours. drcii-dt
PHYSICIANS.
=. A. aeEanD, n. n,
fDhYsiClAx AM SUkukUN VfflCE
Is residence M. =, corner Main Aad fh,ra
s.Het>. Davenport, iowa J,i-oZ-d
49,. = = 1Do' MAMA
1DnislCiAN, SCkuEJN. UCCA.iSr AMI
: Do .Auysst. Oliice snu .es.0cnve icG hrady 81.
s~.aecn Atm anu ) -, isas ,ort- sp4-dtf
aDER. <sAsDsS.
NitlGr IN iAkKANDs BLOCH, CURNEt
" o. IL Au, anu >ccoru streets. up stairs, Ira
| ..po.. I, Iowa Special attention gwen 10 treat
III. u. u Larvnic Diseases amt feMais complaint
u every variety, anu TREATS tancers aud all dis
cases pertaining t!.eryto Mitnout usny the kni'e
| .y pfoc.ss-saie and eectnai N all cti abs
| eases. Once hours rom l. III. t. y. m
| Address iiox ovn. arli-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

nEALER In tURSiTCkE, CARPkIS,
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, window SsstIss,
&C.. East second 81. next door 10 Perry. yysi
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.Ayfs4tik ~
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118Asu1Y pDPA1fnDH9, July =, ~.
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be received By the Treasurer OF the Unseo oos:
the several Assistant Trsssurers and Dessnsseo
Depositories and sy the National Banks eessnsseo
and qualified a Depositories and Financial Agents,
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August Is, 1884, bearing interest ~ she rsSe ei
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semi annual coupons attached psSaois n lawful
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ths holder st maturity into six per cent gold
h..yipe bends, redeemabls after ave and payable
twenty years from August l6. 1867.
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etty one hundred Eve hundred. one thousand and
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Quired. and whether they to be issusd in blank
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The notes viii be transmitted TO the owners free
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Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
A SeISTANr eUARfEkMAsfER's OFFICE,
n FORAGE AND RIVER RrRassPoRrArIoy
SEVENTH STREET WHARF
O.. WASHINGTON, ID. O., August W 1884
IRCULAR

OIBCULAh.
In accordance with instructions from Bri eadier
General d. Rucker, Chief Quarterma aster De
pot OF Washington I have placed schooners At
Upper and Lower Cedar Points, in the POSITIONS
occupied by the light boats, previous to their de-
struction by the bells. -
From sunset until sunrise . light viii be swang
from each OF the schoon.rs. The reason given by
United States Qaartsrmaster Department, for
sxtSethssTlns stt in the Potomac river ct night was.
tnat they feared that they would run their vessels
sEround II they sttemp ed to run past the shoals
airsf ai,e qsrk The lamps placed on the scho9ness
Eiii d,g give light suficntly strong 70 enable All
Pilots 10 pass up and down the river with safety,
provided they govern Themselves By the charts
provided by United States Coast Survey.
from and after this date, no vessel propelled
by steam will be allowed 10 anchor, exec pting In
such weather as by running the loss of the vessel
or cargo might be endan gered = u
All masters OF vessels are directed to report suy
neglect on the part Of the parties board 81 the
Light fchoonsrs. 10 not Keeping their Ii ghts burn
ing at all hours Of the night = .
cory of this circular win be kept posted In the
pilot house OF every vessel owned and chartered
by the Government. plying on the Potomac river.
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THE MIRoHANT's AND BANKlRT ALMA
4 nae. 1854 By Smith Homans; S.N,
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nUARTIRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
" FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Spp ember g 1854
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the high.
viz:
York. Pa. Thursday. Sept l5 1854
Altoona, Pa. Thursday, Sept o. 1884
Lebanon, Pa Thursday. Sept IS, 1854,
HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES TyACH
PLACE.
These horses have been condemned A untt for
the Cavalry service of the Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses sold sngly.
Terms: Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. IKIN.
Colonel First Division, Q. NJ. Genls Office.
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