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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11
County COurt--BedfOrd County.
OCTOBER TERM, 1864.

William H, Wisener' sr. Petition 70 rer,ovs
Thomas q Moslv Admir- kc Administrator
In this case itsppearng 70 the Court that Thomas
6 Mo ly, the defendant. is non-res ident Of the
State II Tennessee, 80 bst the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on him: IL Is ordered that
publication be made N the Nashville Weekly Union
a newspaper pubs ed in the city q Nashville, for
four Successive weeks, requiring said Mosly TO an
pear Before said Court at the Courtroom in Shell
byyille on the inst Monday in December next, to
Plead, answer OF demur 20 confpianant's petition,
or the same wil be taken as confessed and set for
beerlpg er pdffe JOS. II. THOMPSON,
Octf3-4 "; prs fee, $780, Clerk and Master
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A letter, dated Fernand-Vaz river,
August 20 has been received from NJ.
Du Chaillu by Mr. Henry Claudet, of
London, who taught the African travel
er photography before he left England
NJ Du Chaillu states that in few days,
he intended to start for the interior of
the country, and that as he had long
journey before him, he probably should
not return 20 England for two years
He speaks hopefully, on the whole, Of
his prospects of securing a fine collecs
ton of African photographs, though he
complains that it is terribly hot while
shut up in the aIittle box in which he
is obliged to operate, and says that he
does not feel quite well sometimes after
practising. In letter of the same date
to another friend, he says :" have
sent batch of gorillas to the British
Museum, and have also shipped live
one, which / sincerely hope will reach
London in safety. had three of them
alive few days before the vessel sailed
for England"
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County OmcerS.

JANIS WHrTwoaTH, Judge Of. County Court.
P. L. NIcRoL, Clerk.
Judges Court meets on LIST Monday and every
Saturday in each month a
Quarterly CotEt, composed Of Magistrates meets
the lst Monday IN Jsnuary, April, July and ocso-
Der.
eA1tuEI FHfFHsoH, Judge Of Chsncery Court.
J. Z, GLEAVEs, Clerk
- FRAzIKR, Judge Of Criminal Court.
JOHH II. HAIL, Clerk. tFE
Meets the LIST Monday IN April, August aud De-
eember.
NJ N. Bsnz, Judge of Circuit Court
ID. G. Low, Clerk. tt
For Davidson county, meets 4th Monday in jan
uary, Sd Monday in May and LIST Mosday in Sep
TENDER. a|.
JAMES N. HHTOs, Sheriff
jobs WIIsqS, County Trustee.
CHAs. ". Smith, County Register.
r. z. BARS and JoHs z. NEWMAx, Constables Of
LIST District.
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Garibaldfs niece appeared at the
Crystal Palace, London, as public
singer. Tia lady is said to possess
great ability, and ought to have proved
much more attractive than she did, as
the public mustered very thinly; but
says London sheet, 'the fault was,
perhaps, in the want of advertising pub
licity given by the company"
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Fuel Wanted.

DROPOSALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Office until the 10Th inst. for contracts to deV-
er (75, 900 seventy I'VE thousand cor1s Of wood
upon the banks Of the cumberland rveT, 81 points
within (25 twenty-five miles Of this depot, above
snd below, SAID wood TO be delivered by the Ist Of
May, 1855. .H
Contracts for lots Of 10000 ten thousand cords
each, will be gwen II desired
Approved security will be required Of all parties
to whom contracts are given.
GEO. B. hIBBARD, Capt, and A. Q. NJ r
hoT5-i5t Oft1ce No 10 Cherry street. u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11
County COurt--BedfOrd County.
OCTOBER TERN, 1854


Solomon Reyis ct al, D - ..
rs BIZ 70 sell land m Bed
The widow and heirs Of = ford County.
David Revis ct al
In this case il appearing 70 the Court that the
widow and heirs Of David Revis, r., decd, and the
unknown children OF Elizabeth Wade, all Of whom
are made defendants IN The cause are non-resi-
dents Of the state OF Tennessee, 50 that the ord-
narv process 81 lag cannot Be served upon them
Is IS ordered that publication BE- made in the Nash
vile Weekly UHioF, q newspaper published 10 the
ing said Defendants 70 appear before this Cour, at
The Courtroom. in SheUyYliie on the frSt Tuesday
after the fret Monday IN december next, 70 Elead,
answer or demuf % 7mplsinaP.s ball, or the same
viii be taken FOR confessed and set for hearing e.
parrS. JOS. II. THOMPSON,
W WfgRsrR Clerk and Master.
Solicitor. lOcn34Wi prs Zee, s..
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IL edical Departm ent.

SURGEON ". GLENDENIN, q g. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department CIzz,-
berland Office "a Cherry-street.
SURGEON R. FLETCHER, q. s. VOLS,
Medical Purveyor, u. s. A. Office North sils Of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS SURGEON D. BACHE, U. s. A.
Medical Inspector. Office - Cherry-stveet.
SURGEON L. A JAMES, 4TH o. V. G.,
Health officer and Post Surgeon. Office "a
Cheny-street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11

FATAL SHOOTING AT TERRA HAUrE-0n
Saturday evening Capt Kinman, who
formerly was proprietor OF the Buntin
House, at Terra Haute, shot and in
stantly killed man named Dorr Dorr
accused Kinman of being too intimate
with his (Dorr's) wife, and stated pub
hcly that he would shoot Kinman on
sight He went to the hotel while Kin
man was at supper, stationed himself
al the ainlngroom door, pistol in hand,
70 await Kinman's coming out Kin
man was notified of the fact, and as he
approached Dorr he drew his pistol and
shot him dead Kinman was arrested
tried and acquitted. f.-rr. ~
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1t is asserted that the Empress of the
French has sent an autograph letter 70
the Pope, promising soon 70 bring her
son to be initiated into the mysteries Of
religion, and encouraging his Holiness
70 bear up against the attacks of his
enemies
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight 70 twenty years standing, With names
known 70 science and anne.
For medical properties Of Baehu, see DISPENSE
tory o. the United stateas
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice Of Physic.
SEE remarks made b. The lAis esisbrsted Dr.
PhysNk, Philhdelphia.
See rsInarks made b u. Ephram Mcdowell, .
celeorstsd Physician, and member o. the ROyal
College o. 5urgeons, Ireiand AID published N the
Transactions Of the King sod Quesn's Journal
See Medieo-C nIrcrg1cai Review, Published b.
BENJAMIN Trayers, yellow Of tbs Royal College q
Surgeons.
See most Of the ale standard works on rasdicins.
Extract Buchu % per bottle, or ST Cor 800
Sarsaparina, f.0O 500
Tmpr'd Rose Wash, 90 " 400
o. halfa dozen Of esch for si2 which VIII b
SUFFICIENT % the most Obslnate cases. Il direo-
tons are adhered 10.
Delivered 70 any sddress, securely packed rom
Observation.
S~DescTibs symptoms 10 az Communications.
Cures guaranteed. A1Iice gfAfis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11

There are hundreds of steamers in
process of erection in the Scotch waters.
The builders on the Clyde act as fthey
were assured the war was to last Eve
years. The yards arc all lighted with
gas, and relays of hands work every
hour of the twenty-four
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING BERN QUALIFIED AS ADNINIs-
III traitor OF Hugh kranstadt deceased, Al per-
sons indebted wIll please call aud settle. Those
aving claims againsst the estate vii file them in
the u.ne prescribed BY las on they vii b barred
Nashville. Oct. 2l,:lss4 loeszi-Im
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For Rent.

T-sOR THE YEAR lsss, THAT VALUABLE PRO
q p0Ttyo on Cherry stIeet known ~ the '.Catron
Property" opposite the Maxwell House. and ~
present occupied BY the Nashville Gas Light Com
pany. This property IS the mos valuable IN the
city for many purposes. For TERMS fnr any par Of
it, apply 70 octz8-ul n. e. ALBoWAl.s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11
Police Department.

Captain-J. II. PICKETT.
LIST Lieutenant-WM. DAELEY.
I'd Lieutenant-J. f. INGALLa
LIST Ward-DAN BIRoHETT,
WIN. II. WILKINSON, Jr.
I'd Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A. G. BYRON,
WIN. BAKER.
Sd Wards. j. STARKEY,
w. w. PHILLIPS,
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM. MALLORY,
A. j. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WATERFORD.
9th Ward-JOHN FIRTH,
SAM PLUBnIER
7th Ward-JoHx CAyENDER.
8th Ward-BIgD BRUCE.
9Th Ward-WM. JACKSON,
JOSEPH Caps
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11

Action, mimicry and silence lie far
oftener than the tongue, which most
men endeavor as long as possible 10
keep pure from Che hateful perpetra-
ton Of lie
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AFFIDAVIT.

the city q Pf5iadeiphia, n. r. HelmDoid. Who, BE-
ing duly sEoFn. doth says his preparations contain
no narcotic, no mercury, or other INJURIOUS drugss
but ara purely yeEenbls HI. HELMBOlD.
sworn and suhscrbed before me, this sd day Of
Noyerabar, 1854. WI. p HIBBARD,
AldaTuzn, sth-street AboFe Race, Falla.
Addresl letters for iri0rmAfon ID confidence,
II. r.. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot lO4 south TenLh-street,
E.la.r Cha.lnnl- pIiIa.lalnhLa.
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.

7 AM AUTHORIZED To ENLIST AND COM
Il plete a Regiment of Cavalry for the United
states service Three Hundred Dollars Bounty
will be paid u each recruit One Hundred Dollars
on the day of muster ng into the service, the re-
unainGer IN one and two years.
Now ~ the time fnr the young men Of this section
Of the State to show their patriotism and honoraby
avoid serving in the militia. No expense or pains
will be spared to make this one Of The best and
most effective cavalry organizations IN the service.
Arms and equipments OF the bast quality vi be
furnished so soon SIS mustered in, and the com
procured.
For further information apply to John W. Thomp-
son, Shelbyyille, John W. Claiborne, Marshall
county, or 70 myself.
sholbyville, Sept. 2sth, 1854
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HeImbold's Extract Buchu,
Fen WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation, Early
Indiscretion, or Abuse,

ATTENDED WITH TUE FOLLOWING sYMFToEs-
Indispositon to Exeruon Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, lifhculty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Diseases Wakefulness,
Dimness of VISION. Pain in the Back.
Universal Lassitude ofthe Flushing of the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptions on the Face,
Hot Hands. Palhd COuntenRncs,
Dryness Of the Skin. -
These symptoms Il allowed TO 90 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FATUITT, EPILEPTIO FITS,
in one of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed by those
dreadful diseases, . a
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none will confess. The records Of the Insane
Asylums and the melancholy deaths by cOnsuInp-
ton, bear ample witness to the truth Of the asser
ton. ..H. r
TIE CONSTITUTION, ONCE. AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and in
vigOrate the system, which HEL6iBOLDS EX-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. trial viii coz
vince the most skepuoa.
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Fluid Extract sarsspsrIIIa
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection Of the blood and attacks the
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Wlndpipe, and other mueus surfaces, making is
appearance IN the form q Cheers. Helmbolds En-
tract Sarsaparilla puri6eF the Blood, and removes
al scaly eruptons " the skn, giving 70 the com
ed expressly for this class Of complaints, Il Hood
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater ex-
tent thsn any Other preparation Of aarsaparila.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-11

IN TIE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, B
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS TT is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-21

AaNsnss, =. Ia.
e. iodobsod q one u 0ss. WssSkaso Z
.sG tve sss GUI'oehgs
o., the 81 isse 0.s. Washbosn sens .
. no. e teienssy, osvso'y s,so ass'sss y ts0s''
u Ossnsr. oe6se Nj On IN ID. eas'
i u. Gene. Nvees q d 0riessUn, 9Th ~
,ucesoms ~ move " psssuss ~ RSssss'
ring h,u u b., ed ngss aod Ws'p btu
IL oos urdeesd ~ russus hsw 20 Cv-
umbus. Mss, IL b did not Ovestsse b.
u. eide.
A d,sp,tcb fron Smith to Wsshburr. &c.
e vsd ~ day. sys they hsss met Ls'
Z .rrest end W. kcr q Luvetl's end shsp
ed them bad y On three different de5s
Ouf loss - email oompsred " shse u ~
rrb, 10. l bring bsck every thing 10 vooa
rider. Nothing Lost.
scuut sioce arrived ss L. Grange r..
mts tho euemy's lose u be 2.ovO, a.
.e,r dets { over WhelD.ng.
ls 70 aleO stated by persons Wo0 nav
zine 10 that the rebel General Fsu kns
nd Col. Forrest ere + lISd, end 0sness
| Forrest wounded In the tvUs sGo bic bvee
~ tquvmsnts captured
Pom VI bse svus GEE learn that Omls
| ct F,rfsss nsss Pvniitvsk On Wsdnssds.
e I3.h, aud tJushs thai Gay aud y
luussdxy sud Ftidsy, owing hian bel
.peliv sud whipping him osd'y 10 n
H.rens bsstIts.
Oar Iuss Is said ~ 10 less than 5OO, ~
~ rebels 10 Over z wv.
Colonel Wilkins, VI the Och Minnesot
w Commanded brigade VA Killed.
rue weather here cuntibu-s WY wstu
ru. stu u,cr McWpu,s .eit ior :
yer to n,Ybt isneu,d 10 the guards.
| ruo s,exnef P.u,iue Carivli ID re- 0rtt
| k.uuuu OeiuW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-21

~ the challenge Oh our men. but their whole
'''sce Immediately after charged upon our
soo.'s and bloody little fight ensued.-
apt. Moss finally ordered his men to re-
81.
r bel loss q killed and large number
ui,ded We lost killed, 4 wounded.
Capt Moss had five bullet shots in his
.o,hcs. and his horse sho. four times, but
10Th escaped.
Msior Richards with $50 men immedi-
tely pursued the gucrrillas in the direct on
Knoxville, when they broke into small
ai,ds and scattered IN the bushes.
LOUISVILLE. July 2l.-A GAINESVILLE dis
,a,ch lays barge containing go" bills OF
,ifee, belonging to the government, which
rumpanicd the steamer whrn she
~ burned. Afterwards frll into the hands
+ the rebels, and was destroyed.
LII WILT, jill; Il Last evening tbs
,ucrr,llaS took our const. Lc,ion train en-.
zine at New Haven or the Lebanon Branch
ired her up. and put the wood in the ten
Ter on fire, opened the throttle hole, and lei
,er run wild towards the L, tanon train No
due here this morning, ran off the track
r,lcsburg. No one seriously hurt, hy
..ci,len. c.'s by the switch man leav
~ switch open.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-21
ApsurAY1l MINERALS OFT'cE,


Davenport. July ~, 1854.
;eue Il Orders No. g.
I. For the information Of all intereS'es',
Ills D.par ment informs those citizens OF
this State who are liable 70 military duty
!. 4 VIII, are entering into the service Of the
-nted States a. tcamsters. railroad opera
,yos &c. that this kind OF United States
er,ice docs not exonerate them from the
abilities OIL DRAFT If any Of these men
a e drafted. they will he considered desert
r, hy the intel S a;es authorities it they
10 no. report themselves for duty N tie
ranks. or provide substitute.
Irany person n II authorized by the Unit
Il States or State authorities attempts to
lis, m..n into any service outside Of this
..e, they will he at once arrested AMI
r.d in coniin IN II; and all State officers
-. hereby directed to III this Department
Us c!,r,s to proven: any recruiting IN
!, State. W h Is no: lone nnicr the "r
r. Of the United States Government or the
tate Government.
II All State differs are directed to ste
.at the following paragraphs of General or
iers 10 81 OFT II, 1861, (still in forcc)
| ,rc strictly observed
II. That no citizen, inhahitant or rest
| n, of his State subject to do military duty
| ,hr, N the Volunteer or Resrrv NJ, |, \.
| hal, hrreal.c CT enlist or engage to enter tue
| military service M any other State. Anu
~. py.sDn: liable t" military duty "'th'n
| ms State 4 hereby rohihnca from en-
| sizing T agreeing to enlist. az assembling
| nth view "r tor the purpose o. entering
| lie scrvi,e iany oth.r state nor s'i''
/, INV pvr.u., wi.ilin tins Safe, han'c 10 u"
| n.s,ary duty enter into the scrv"c 81 l"c
| n,ted sta e,. exc pi ~ der the expires, au'
| or,,y ni TINS state. Froyri:'i, tnat TINS
| de- is not ,n,e'lic.i u prevent tll' u"s
| r,,mrut . the ultcd States from icciu'' +.
tor II. ng''iar Army. pufs ua''' =. ne
| Art, Vi ton.T.s>.
| III. Ina, all persu,,s, whether residents
! .. TIN, o.a,c or 0inciwiss. and all ONO. =.
.:xcrpt regularly authorized officers VI tue
uity,i States recruiting tor The n't'u
| states Key.ia, A.,,,t are h. vcb. prohibited
rom .n.,sling Oh III any manner t"'s'"s
men wlthn THIS Stnic wilma Vic" OF 'o' '''e
..ur,,o,e ol entering INTO the n!'''"r. sv'v'rc
r AN, other State, or u the IN lcu ~'atcs.
*. c,n in pursuance Of the laws anu ausi'"
~ nj the state ot Iowa.
~. ,..i ne AdJutam General ~ TINS
;a.r b. c.argeI VA" TIE duty o. seeing
,hat ne tilrr OF the above orders ,Aus u
and III, is violated.
And thu .ai, Adu.ant General. when
,.,,sii.d that either VI ANY y! The ab"vc VI
4 RS tAvs. II and No mas been, "r Is 's'''s
nla,c., shall order all officers 'r per
ms yol..,,,g such orders under mii'tary
,rcst. unless the COMMUNICATIVE Chief ON
..ryi.s ..rcr.s, to be attained 70 ana ente'
ne sci yieu .s ,a;vsteS III any company VI
Z ncnt uclns rA'Ns4 WITHIN t''is STATE u"
d au,rrity thereof.
| A. b. HAkEk,
Ahyt Gsp, u ioaa.
| Papers the State -"ich "aVs uS"AHs h'"e''
| ,o.dca> III THIS pcpai ,iiicnt Va.
| ,oiyI!Zt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-21

W ASntN0JON, July A.
epeo,si To World.
It'll. vepnttd ~ .tfc'S' c'rci's, ana
e,a,,, b. i,eved that Mr. Stanton -
s;pn. d hi. pu.ition - SECRETARY OF "'r
tn. ;.nm.d date cause OF ti> rtsiEnat'
o,.v ~, os q ,arreis " hich originated ~
an attack q, tho r. bells TN the CITY, B.
ch.,v,nv ,pc.mpeta, &c and cows'd,ce ny
Atan,on and usl.cck TOR their want VI ina
seenrnt dur,rg the raid. Among CO"
dates mentioned to succeed stanton
Senator John Sherman ann Ven ocnen
Tue burning al P.stmastsf blsir's no".e
ehc rebels has led 10 o'bcr beside Cso'r
c..mu,,c ,,ions. IL bis anger, the P"'tm
Ger wss loud in dcnuncistion oI . want
cspscsy end v,gnr shown in the defense
MARY land. lie rs ~ shu.ivc in b..
make. which pointed % directly TO Il
lock. that On unlcer drew up . rcmonsersp
% ID. Pr-aid. nj. and demanded IN inve-
Potion uf bi. cunducs. II also ins'sseo %
Blair sb"uld no, he retained among
S.unacIlors ot tho President, 10 case
charges preferred be untnunded.
N thing strictly i finitc 10 known -
che In ncua, cuurse TO bc adopted oy
Secretary Of the Treasury, but u seems
be the general impression in Wash'ng'p
thst he will advertisc for . popular To
bearing : 3 10 currency interest or = g
ceot. gold interest. Although .f,or's hs
been made to re- cunaidcr the resust OF
Secreta'y's .tions With brokers, they 10
mot Aurc .edeh.
TIE H. r.lu's Fort Monroe corresponJr'
ss.s ~ boxes d, siined Tor Un,on pr'sone
Uuxit to be sent now.
Tue enemy attempted to blockade Jan
RIVER, but the Il - ~ truce boat oprLed
the batteries below Cay p int, cunpeIii
her 70 return 10 Bermuda llundted.
Grant aud Butler shortly alter run the
b. trI,es. the boat narrowly escaping
Whit worth bvit.
Tue Tr,bune's special says: We Ira
fron aource. emitted to credit iha, Gene
Hunter bas desnsnd-d to be rei,s ved tr"
cvmmand Vi tue Deplrsmsnt ni " este
Vtss in,s, 10 Cora Quence Of oil tbs sssiish
troup- having b, N ordered to rrp'nt
General Wright, WhU II in charge OF
colu M that 10 ~ pu'eue the rebel lore
u0der Early, re scnt'y engaged IN the NV
sl"r ~ Maryland.
Otiic. :. high in military p 'rition her. /.
night sxpsess tbemsev satisfied tbss
large p"r,,un o. John-t rs army !" sgnne
es.lniusce Lee III v,re,n.s, aud that Allan
VIII tell lutO our hsnds WNhvut . 81 uxg
Toe movement IL Job .,ston's troops IN
Virgins /. thought to have oegs0 iu,n
d,stsly aitsr The battle Vi kenesaw Mvu
tain.
The Times Washington aps c al ssyst
frienus VI Hlaser are conf lent that {
Central w.s correct in quitting the Shenar
dosh end returning for supplies up she X
nswbs Valley. They point TO the fact ID.
the return march duwn the Shenandoah :.
Staunsvn Wss hsrksd by tbe railroad fry
Ly ncbburg to Way nesboru, snd uuns
9th bis whole suwsDs0d must therefI
have been cut I, &, and been d-struyed g.
captured had sny such uovrnent been
trsnp,ed. 0raMs IL understood 20 Aust,
this view Of the case, and places the biam
lUr che recent unchecked INVASION u Mar
lend psrsiy ON she w ashingt,u War Oh
but Gull d. I'm The people Vi Mary ,snd, ~
hsse not turnsshed militia ivrcu for tn
OAn e,rOea Ntiss0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-21

-. Z Ui>vsLLs Juy ~.
Tue etee0er st. L ,u,s, hcnes Co M
v'sSes !edsn With q .vero1eoe etor,e. :,
eeeoso seaeerHay b. gusrr,llss &C Sailo
Sess, ~ ~ OsMberlsad River.
sv"s ssors pr,soosrs have ben seleot
eeOsH vur snssssry vti>nn. 70 a., ...,,. !.
oaee 'eessstele end Ol.rkevi,ls 20 b. .h,,
- eosolssesUn iue BE- ourdef of to r,.s,
- ases stsne plss.s.
TIE Ns.sv'Ise Ustos edisorislly s,ys IL
Spsss { - Osv use IL Attsnea s,e :,
psroosoew, sbOo- ; our ehssl~ aewv : !,
oosseav - - sops0 - tooeVf IL e,o
49, = : ~ 1a.e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-21
l. ISH'S
/ Mr. usAI re APPARATUS
V,LiNG EkiiAL ST WING STEPPING
with tin. liz. e that l; abs the iOuni

h- the fam, of common lamp, al .ir cost q
eui's wort, oi o.. "a vey cono tasie rr Ak
fat can be cooked u Tribune.
S.,,ulc in construction, easily Kept n order,
real, ,or use in u moment CONVENIENT
to have on hand Druggists Circular.
ti,n's Lamp is enc Of The most popular novel
mes OF the day the utility Of il is 'inuuc>tionitie.
i ure. SAVING is made IN heating ana cooking
,n,s,l articles. and can be made 10 cook meals
on lie ar,bu,a.ri' ear which carry tie sick sol
-r,-, Scientific Anrrscan.
For is,niiy use hospital icli. Ban ack, p.cilics
fishing nursery, or sick Room, II IS III article ~
CO b. ord al! proportion 70 It's Hall
Jour of H. ,sith.
have tried TIC apparatus and my wife and
proclaim the sarne a most valuable anu indispcns-
able article, aud We now wonder how We could
ave So long done without tt Ed. coal Oh Cir
cular
A. co:pi.,ieal cent. vance for getting up heat
AZ shor, uc,ice for nursery sGd general household
purposes, one Important point - tne
~, -. :. IN cost over c"al tires. IN. L. 1vcnine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-21

Owr L0as SnsalI.
Alderman Ranks Johns"
sm,Itmg fhE NNt!rOO"
ewn.ne ~ tcNi3OMs wear
.fllMMi0.

WAsHrsaTox, Juy ~.
A dispasch from On Official sou'co Col
f3rma The abatement In many papers
Shrrmsn's forces, or part OF them, nav
ce,,.e.d the Chsst &huochic. Oaly Sun
csvs,ry force Of the enemy were encoo
tetei. 1.
Surrmsn subsequently occup'o1 I"
tru.ps in tearing up tho railroad " M
uso to shH rrb-ls.
Tue Distance Of his forces from ATTAIN
Il not anent iOncd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-21
CiACiNSArd, July 20.

CisCiNsArd, July %.
The ComasrciL IL this tnorn,ne he's .
vices fruus oh-rm enc army to che l6sb.
Our Wh0le force had crossed toe ris
and. occupscd strung positions on the sou
. DE-.
4 portion Of our troops bad sdvAnc
too miles toward Atlantis, bat tooounseee
oQthioe >sns'l o0 Il VI cavalry.
Gen , sasua 6raee had aseived o. A
tsasss and wosld. e o. suppv-ed. exere'.
personal sup-fvislUo over the mvv. mepl
q The rebel sr@v.