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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

The New York Nevuttzs james river
correspondent says: admiral I..,- AZ
on his way to the North Carolina
Sounds. lie heard q, Fort Monroe Of
the Fl"ri!a's operations, and 1T ohio
fitted out feet oi iron .clxde TO search
Tor her. After this delay he proceeded
TO accomplish his original purpose.
1.-THE Richmond "Exam,ner. of tho
18th il desponlent concerning Sher.
mans operations. 1t says it is not i'm
probable that he may take Atlanta"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

To Arms I! To APMs!-The Citizen
Soldiers will find = m ire deadly FIVE in
The brak oh, mu d. water and damp
night sir than III the most determined
enemy. HOLLOWAYS Pills 20 pnr
Hy the blood aud strengthen the stom
ach and bowels that the soldiers can en-
durc these hardsh,ps and sill he strong
and healthy. Only 80 cIs per box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
Very Latest.

There is rel.or, that Gen. Sherman
has captured Atlanta aud has taken
Is 900 prisoners.
Last Saturday Forrest appeared be.
fore Huntsville, Ala, and drove in. the
rebel pockets. TIE gar ;e"n was being
reinforced. FORESTS force il estimated
At from 5000, I" Is 600.
t;tn. a. J Sm;tn had q three hcufs
Ugh. st Tn;,c'", Miss. ~, the l4,h ins,.
Orr forces CLAIMED victory. N, &.
her particulars even.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
lIlGllAI AYIRGlJ TEA cQIPlJY,

THEIR OR0ANiZ ALTON INTENDED to
do strictly TEA business. but ~ they
had some customers who wished to Do suppl
ed from 6Tst hands with Coffee, % we'll % Tess
aud - their Tea raster Was possessed Of in
b. furnished NJ moderate price and give uni
verssl satisfaction, they have addsd large
roasting apparatus 10 their establishment
and given large orders for importation. ThiA
Coffee il called the "freach Break fast and
Dinner Coffee" Cafee dealers viii rece "
fnll particGiafs in circular letter by send>
ing their address TO the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Nos. a5 h - vesey 81, NJ. &.
v6n25wl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21


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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
State items.

Rev. p ingalls,. Agent for the Dr.
phan's Home, reports that for the Insti
tuition the ~ cavalry pledges $3ila /;
the o5'h, infantry, $4,000; the l2'h,
s4.239 the 9Th, $l.72o ; the l4th, 50
100; the 81 cavalry, t3,SQo; the 6,r,
Infantry sg51b .;1hs s2od, 100, and
the ~, esvslvy over e9,o9o. N:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
New York July 10.

NeW UrK July 10.
The New York 7imes' special from
Washington says: "1he transport City
Of Baltimore arrived from City Point
this morning with the latest intelligence
from Grants army. Heavy skirmi4h.
ing was going on in trent 81 the eth
Corps, and 40 early assault was xpec.
ted along our whole line"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

On. Grant. With his large army il
virtually laying siege 10 Petersburg
within tho pas' two weeks he has not
e many advances or gained much
! n''ars to lie on,side world. vet We
~ s..nfed by correspondent. 'ba, he
= ~. u 'ha, can possibly b- done
", 81 i ny uide, he circumstances
A. ~, ~i>eiy rret4rs I" take a l,,le
I'M II mannnvernn, cheating and
ti"i king the enemy and eventually gain
al Il, his hal he would IN a h,,d
t ught ssil, aud b, - 4 in. save he
lives =, thousands If cur brave . .ldi.r.
This was hl- policy y, V.k.hury and
the v rid alplandrd him fnr il. H.,
" be little patl.'' trusting Gran, aud
Ied-.I God and Gan, rather. fur !
final victory. II The, are both on 30,
side, il IL our opinion we are pretty
An'e 10 VI. j tie, are nor, there is q
<crcw loose somewhere and We ouyh,
~ fail.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
Tor state

Tor state
Fer s .,n.f'" Judge
G.. c. COLE.
of Drs Mnines.
Seer tarv ~ State
JAMES WRIGHT,
IF Delaware Co.
Sa Auditor
J. A. ELLIOT,
Of Mitchell, Co.
ATTORNEY General
!. l.. ALLEN,
Of lama Co.
State Tr"asnre~
". II. HOLMES,
of Jenr. c..
Register nf 5 a'- LlrA Office.
J. 4. HARVEY.
Il z cmant c..
Presidential Electn-a A, Iarrc
E. BEN DARWIN,
WIN THOMPSON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
The Administration and slavery.

The Adm lstrallUn aud Slavery.
That veteran sbolition,st, IL, =
Wright, contributes TO the L,brrat"r
the folio wing ot anti slavery events
which b .ve occurred since Mr.. Lincoln.
Inauguration
l. EN- .ncip~ ION in We,tcrn Virgin.
~.
I. En.r..i. in Mas mi.
3 EN- ,nr'pr, y IN he Dis,r'c, al
! nn",i,ia
Er,ncipa,i,n il VI -. l,nI.
B. slavery - .ti-h"h ma f,,vr, pro.
h,h'ri il al Territories.
6 Il tn>a- admitted =. a re. Safe.
& Provisions made to admit Cn|er-
do. Nebraska Anl N.vaiA u. FREQ
: ties
& Organization Ut isho, Mpn,ona,
Daco,.h and Ariz ,ns ~ tree rer,,to,.
lee.
9. Recognition of the Independence
1T Hay,i aud Liberia
10. Three millions OF slaves declared
free by Proclamation Of the President,
January l. 1868.
IL. All Fugitive Slave Laws repeal.
ed.
II. Interstate slave trade abolished,
-. Negroes admitted 70 equal rights in
United Statcs courts, . parties TO snits
and "A Witnesses.
II. Equality VI the negro recognized
in the public c"nyeyenoes OF the Dis
,rict OF Columbia.
Is. All rebel States prohibited from
returning to the Union with slavery.
Is Free labor established on nurer.
ous pl,n,ntions in South Carolina, Lou.
issna, Mississippi, Tennessee and Ar.
kansas
II. Schools for the education OF eed
slaves in South Carolina, Tennessee,
Louisiana, and in eastern V,rginia-
where till within three years, TO edu.
Gao the negro VA. punishable with
.tea,h.
10. The wives and children of III
slaves employed 4. freemen in military
and other servi { If the United States
made frye.
ls. All negres, bond and free, en-
rolled as part Of the military force o.
If the nation.
20. The l''yal people Of Arkansas
Tennessee, Louisiana aud Florida seek
my y return 1T freedom to the Union
IN the basis of freedom ~ AL aud o.
the abolition aud prohibition If slav
cry.
-. The al .l'i,n ,ni prohibition .
slavery ~ AZ amendment nI the Crh
>silu inn passed ~ the senate b. t~.
sh,rh> III j"r;'v. mi J.. E".ris III,
same ~ III, " .-r. l..- \. lex !.
.'nte T t,nr v...s. ,ar,Iy'. ~. ,ntii
..n,e 1T Dp:un ratio Ec.nisers
~. TIE H,'i,n ~ ,usi, - repre-
-.rra',vc- ~ Il. ..n,-.. jun. =, mai.
! i.e abolition and ,.,ohi'ns..n y: Slavery
u ,.,- 1t il. .,vsrnn. admins
,fn'nn f." n. future.
p. !hr t',.derAi {; ,v.rameni to- nil
den q, n,n,.l,y cuc MAN ~. .I,rn ),
any capacity.
% o.. hun Iced and fly thausarf
n.g."e- mostly freed slaves, in The pr,
nnA uniform IT the Government, ~ sol
dicra.
The carpenters and jciners o. Dubu
qne have tis.i The lowest price Of Ia
Dor At ~. 50 fpr ton hnura' wOvk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

Inc Gilman Faundfv at 1t. Paul,
Mimi, was destroyed on the 18th inst
Loss from $4,000 To sac, 900.
The Aanr mill of Page & Schwing, at
L"ulsv,!l.. Ky.. together with several
small buildings adjoining, we've l-.
s,ro,ed hy Gre on Wednesday week.
Loss $50, 900.
The A,nring mill Of P NJ Perkins.
At Burlington, VIZ. was d,.a,ro.cd ~
i-e ~ Sunday week. Loss SIS 900 !"
$1,000
4 fire in 1Ismil'on, C. w., on TIE
10 b instant, DESTROYED the establish.
menf nf Eigar & M.lv lie. Loss $780,.
600; insured for Sis 900.
A mo- ster csnfagra'ion in BROOKLYN,
y Y, on the 18Th INST consumed 500.
| 600 worth Of r"rer,y.
II e total loss by the steamboat con
fagrati"n at Louis, ON the IS h inst !.
| - uo0 SstItuHlcu dl SOOU.lUO,
A splendid ebony gold headed can.
has been presented 10 Gen Lane, &C
Kansas tor his +ff.r,a in 'he B .l,im.re
| Convention, in behalf nf the i.levateA
from Arkansas and other States.
Miss Harriet ll.smcr will yi-i, Boston
in August next. She has finished her
| "Secping Faun," which il said 10 be
'he finest work that rhe has executed,
| and hears the impression Of q high or.
der ii genins.
The 4s,h Iowa regiment. GOO day.
men have received ORDERS W do gar.
ris"u duty At Rock Island, in place IL
the All Veteran Reserve corps.
The official statement Of Aaintan,
General GRAY shows that Missouri has
furnished 2,Gl0 men over the total q
her quota
The imports into the United States
for the week ending July, Oh were one
million dollar. less than for the week
ending the 81 Of July, and three millions
less than the week previous.
The late King of Wurtem ,erg was
the oldest sovereign in Europe. He
was brother III law u Jerome Bona
parte. and consequently an uncle If
Prince Napoleon and tn. Princess Ma
,hilde.
The Governor Of Maine requisite 4
The President - send two .nnb"ats IL
tastinc and Eastport, y rid beirg ~
pretended from New Brunswick, and
the President has accedcl 10 The re-
quest.
The Mobile papers are very .lespond
,nS, and great apprehension exists
there Of raids, both by sea aud laad
Crops are looking well in Minnesota,
and promise an average yield.
The rebels Of Baltimore county are
TO he assessed to pay the damages
lone I" Union mems property daring
Al 4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
Proceedings Ofihe Co. COnvcm.
ton held at T"iedo, July 10th,
1894

~ - sWsCuV, Susy AVtuy
1864.
To appoint dc|-sa.es TO the Congress.
s,cnal t. Judicial Conventions.
Mr.. N. Fisher, was called to the
chair and D. &. Worts was Oh, sen Sec.
rotary.
Mcssrs. g r. StruhIe, VIM. II Su
vers, and Mr.. }. Dssar,, were appnin,
"d 4 committee TO report Dclcyn - I"
he respective conventions the Jnli
c'al !" meet a, Cedar Rap "a July 2o'h.
1894, and the Congressional 10 meet \,
O-kalo"sa. Any. 81, 1864
The committee reported the follow
ing per snn~ aud III" convention elected
them AZ delegates, to the inventions.
Judicial Congressional
N. Fisher, I. T.. Allen,
D. D. Appellate, John Council,
Johr Council, Dan Council
W. II S'ivers, Joseph Dysart,
Joseph Dysart, w. +. Johnston,
z 7. shugnrt, N G. Wirting
D. G W,rts. IA Hall,
J. L. Stuart. VIM II. Stivers,
g Il S,,uble, A. J. Wheaton,
An'nn Rnu.ch VIM. Brown.
L was resolved that those prescn, b.
authorized 10 cast the vote Of the al
sent members Of the delegation.
D. c. NORTS,
Sec.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
New York, July la.

NEW 0Tk. July IL.
L. France, tbe rebel Paris organ,
says Captain Semmes 10 going to tho
springs. in Germany, to recruit his
shattered health, and that his lat Lieu.
tenant has been recommended to take
h,a place on the new pirate vessel,
which 10 soon coming out.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21

Dubuque was visited bv a hurricane
las, Wed. week whic', blew dawn
trees in. tina streets. ~ Il tore the root
completely "F the FIFTH Ward School
House 4 very large building. damaging
i, to The amount Of nearly three ,hous.
anl dollars.
Aba,ber in St.cK,nn, Califnrnia, has
invented fan IL keep flies "tf' his Gus.
toners. A wheat Four feet il diameter
il placed in one Of the bath rooms,
where i, can can he set in motion by
tnrning the spiy"t IS = wa'~' pip. "sr:
il. when il propels the ianniD. arl"r'.
IA. ar, any-d along the house over The
chairs occupied.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
ours truly,
" N. NIXON,
Co. +, 2s,h Iowa.

4 Gascen no' leman had been re-
preaching his son for impotence. Il
owe Won MOTH, g said the untilial
voang man. "SufAr f.or., having served
me. >tu Lave ever stood in nv way !;
t.r Il YOU had not been born. I
should al his mnnrn be The next heir
. IN. rich grandmother
"h'n arrn' cl.r., mar lad prayed
=" IL use uni Of patience. few m,rn
'ngs since, Nag ltf' hi- scat, strollpd
Over to thu, e a member who il some.
what famous Esr applying the gag 10
debate, and whispered in fis ear
Couldn't son ulll.e us once more, ty
moving the previous question ?"
Hugh Glenn, former pet'ifrgcing
LAWYER ef Knoxville, Mar,on eo,,ut, =.
Iowa, AID one nf the oldest settlers in
the county il & rebel prisoner on Il ok
lSIiIius lit Wis Il Ndtu0iIt HttI WAS
captured in arkansas. One Of his sons
WAS recently arrested IN Wapello CO.
iowa. for horse stealing. Of such are
the Northern secesh.
Gentlemen Of prominence asanmc
that beyond the act Of humanity il
rescning Stmmes from drowning, the
course Of the Deerhonnd was in contra
ven,ion Of the law Uf natl. M, which
they say will justify demand for his
rendition.
A Canada journal makes the state.
men, that in all part: If that country the
itinry 10 the heat crop has h.4n
great by that destructive insect called
The nudge
The la hor of Sehastnpol is neafl,
cleared Of toSshirs Sunk there during
The Cr;maar Eay,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-21
~ The French Prcysntiva. c7ssa

Nightly Emissions eff ctuallY
prey,sn1tsd .i.h's =. y: & 4ia:.
+. sss1 IL ii + p.l: sss.
drsss Dr. 8. CURTIS, Box 1851, Post Omee.
:pAtl edslssisa e, .CirculeEe INV fres.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
Dmr Eercee sota - De ~ 30
sesstsss 81 FrearSsE.
le9spe0 oetssg detailed froM
err yVdaOv Issrds Tor &c.
ltee 1erCtce.
Fnrfhee RUretcool ere o. the
Reject Reid.
Nsw YoRE, July IL.

Nsw YoRE, July IL.
The following b tne ,cpiy oi Maja Y o.
ee,l Ssolord 70 the letter 81 Msyor Gu
sAse, Mayor 81 che CITY u Ns~ Y"k:
AlssUasA yoss defiaision Of patriotism
] fully agree With you In the necessity .
sstaso,ng 90 trgsnisGd snd discipIineu mil
sasy force 10 your city sufficiently ssrcnt
70 ssppress any atouDps vi tho iswie-'
end evil d,spo-ed members Of tue caininU
nifty By the removal VI the scenes VI arsc
aed p,undsr which di.grsced our city iss
su0msr during she absence VI tho cit,
regimcnes. In answer. TO tho present cal
Of ehc President On tho Governor Of ID.
State only $500 men bass been detailed
from shis dis'sion - our quota OF tLt
IL GOO seQuired, and after tia detachment
10 osthdsa 90 I shsit retain twelve OF tt
disciplined regiments oi tho 1t divls:n'
iu tie CITY resdy, willing and asuxdAnti,
able ~ put down promptly any d.non
strations sgsinst the peace and good orde'
Of the community. regret after .he eA
pIaastion ~ You yesterday in person, yu.
oh.uld have deemed Il necessarv to ~
lisA your letter, anc uope, therefore, yot
will have no objection to ito puolicA,o
Of this answer % SHAY any Tears whIc,
you may have excited.
sm, very respectfully, your obedieh
servant, Y. w. SANrJkp.
Maj. ten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
THENATlOyALPATENTO OFFICE.
SNYDER 4 WAL TIES,
220 Broadway, New York.

Paint Soliciting Hnu~ and Patent Connie
sion Home CombinsJ.
COLLECTING This Company will act - At.
- tornevs for securing Patents for new Inven.
tions in this Country and Europe, on the most
reasonable term: conduct Infringement cases, aud
procure renewals for Patents.
Our EykiJifioa L,osas and Selling Department
We respectfully submit 10 the public that ours
il the onfs responsible Soliciting House in the
World that has an Exhibition Room, and an eff
Gent and successful Selling Department attached
On Patents taken out by US We require no ad
vance fee for selllng.
We are in regular communication with upwards
Of 1850 Patent Sellers throughout the country who
depend wholly for their supply upon us. Our
Exhibition Rooms tcorner broadway and Barclay
streets in the very heart and center Of the city,,
arc daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists and
men Of Enterprise, seeking investments IN vaina
BILE Patents for the purpose Of re-selling in sub
divisions while others and heavier capitalists are
always ready TO purchase useful Patent and en-
gage in its manufacture and thus secure Iucra
tive monopoly These sources Of demand that
are daily augmen,ing are fully sufficient to alb
s0rh the entire supply Of Patents now icing is
ucd and at fair prices.
Consignmcnts of Patents for sale are respect
fully solicited Any information free: Respon
sibLe Agents wanted in every county and town
who have fixed places Of busness-t such We
will pay $50 per quarter. and j per cent. al
one hour or more per day Of the models Of such
patents as may be placed in their hands for sale
To good sale smen. who vii! give their whole time
to business, will pay :Ss rGonth. Also travel
ing Agents arc wanted IT a fair salary.
Agents will be required to give some satsfac
tory security or deposit the cost price of models
which will be refunded when returned. Address
enclosing stamp;
SNYDER / WALTERS, No. 22a Broadway
RxrEsRScEs We, the undersigned, doing bu
sness in New York City. do authorize Joseph 5
Walters and G. H. snyder comprising the firm
Of he National Patent Office, to refer to US. ant
wetbelieve they will conduct their business upo.
strictly honorable principles.
lSigncd New York Feb 2eth
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Y. City: W. l.. Taylor. Esq. Banker, IS Wal
ST. n. T. City; CIas. II. voorhees,. Esq, Bank
err. 4s Pine 81. N. I. CITY; Shepherd, Seward 4
Co, Importers. IA Pearl Street, n. Y. City J
Wilmot. Esq. Commission. Bowling Green, n
Y. City; John W. Kirby, Esq, metropolitan
bank, los broadway, n. Y. City; II. Arthur
Esq, British and American Exchange Rankin.
Corporation, So Wall ST.. n. Y. City: II. b
Smith. Esq. Chemical Bank, corner Of Broad
way aud Chambers ST., y. Y. City.
mil S-eod&wlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route to New York, Boston, Philadelrkia.
Baltimore Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carrying the Great Through
United States Nails
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKTRH OR
Ia Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal.
amanca on the arriya al Of trains via the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, O., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland. q.
Of Six Foot Gauge. combining ease and comfort
without change. in wide, roomy, palace cars, d.
rect 10 New York. A perfection attained BY no
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points Eas, and West our facilities are
unrivaled. Forming close and reliable connection
at Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western roads, and
1T Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, BY which route there il
NO transfer between New Y ork and Cleveland.
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
all points in the West, making as quick time and
as low rates as BY any other route.
For freight or passage apply at all the principal
Offices in the West, aud at "a Clark street, Chica
90, $40 Broadway, New York, and &c South St
f. H., New York, Is State street, Boston
CHAS. MINOT. Genl Sup't.
ES. SPENCER, West'n Ag't.
b. W. BLANCHARD, Gen'l Freight Agent.
W. H. Barn, Genl Ticket Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
PMiLApELPmiA, June IL.

PHILADELPHIA, Jane IL.
The Evening Icicgtsph Vi th!s city b.
the following:
Fighting has been going on near Wash
ington aimee morning. Tue rebels are ~
preaching tho deicnc.s On tic northern
side Of the city 10 sttoos iorce.
4 special dIspAtch to tho Balietin, froti
Harrisburg, ssys: "Our forces are Tepos,
Cd to 30 In possession VI Frederick.
Its rumored that the reb 10 are recr0ss
ing tho Potomac below tho Mary IAN.
Heights.
Tue Nvrthern Central +. Il 70 free frrn
rebels now.
4P. M.-The rcbcls have again cut Il,
wires between Baltimore aud Wsshingt oss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
Baltimore 4 Ohio r. R. Re-epened

r1NHIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHFARE
l. is again open for freights aud travel. The
cars and machinery destroyed are replaced by new
running stock. with all recent improvements ;
and as the bridges and track are again in substan
tial condition, the well earned reputation Of this
road for SPEED, SECURITY and COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the re-organ-
zetion of its business.
In addition to the unequaled attractions of nat
ural scenery heretofore conceded to this route,
troubles upon the border have associated numer-
Gus points upon the road, between the Ohio River
and Harper's Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest.
Connections at the Ohio River with Cleveland
and Pittsbnrg. Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads; and through them with
the whole railway system of the Northwest, Cen
trail West and Southwest !; at Harper Ferry with
the Winchester road at Washington Junction
with the Washington branch for Washington
City and the Lower Potomac at Baltimore with
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
Two dollars additional on through tickets to
Baltimore OF the Northern Cities, give the priv
lege Of visiting Washington City routc-being
IS lower than the cost Of any other line, as re-
Gently charged and the rate to Baltimore being
81 80 lower than recently charg ID by way Of Har-
risburg. This is the only route by which passen-
gers can procure through tickets and through
Checks to Washington City.
W. +. SMITH, Master Transportation, Baltimore
l.. N. CoLE, Genl Ticket Agt, Baltimore. jy2dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
Nkw YORx. July IL.

NBW 1ONH1 OuTy Ia
By order Of Maj. Gen. Durycs, the ~
and 66sh rsg,m.nts Brooklyn State matt
Gro 60 10 recruited to tue full standa,
within 10 days 70 answsr tho call tor l0t
days men.
% sunday night orders were received a
the Navy Yard hate, to dispatch At onco &c
Baltimore - large force ol sailors - cou 1
b mustered at tnis Station to man the i'm
prowptu batteries in the ncigtbos hood .
that city.
Admiral Pauldips immediately snswertt
The call By sending quite . number f.ou
school ship North Osrul,ns, and Il Is pr.
su,nable like drafts will b made on otbe
navy ards Tor gum -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13

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0NAND Auke MONDAY, NAT 1slA, 1884,
~ md until further noe6es, tF1ins Win leeve
Davenpcrt Dolly, (SanAsys esseplsD = follows /:
let y ~ Tram 9 ......o - =. 4.
"a Wight express ......:.:...........8 50, =. :.
Arrive u Davenpsst asily, Usnda5S exeepse1)
lot Night e1peeO q :. - %, 4 =
"a Daily express and nail ts1in 49,. g O6. r. =.
All trains over this rosie - il direct coaaect
ton ct Chicago with trsins ever both he 1iehi--
gan Southern, Nichigaa Central, PfttsbusR, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads. 70 end from DE-
troit, Toledo, Columbaa Cleveland, Ciscinnati,
Pittsburs Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Alba
NJ, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
W ashington.
Passengers are reminded or the necessity
Of giving distinct directions a. 10 the destination
Of their baggage, also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars, - the conductors
collect fares only to the stations On the line Of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
my1S 'e4. J. F. TRACY. Sup't