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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
CHICAGO AND NORTH wEsTxES RAILvAr &c
OYyJcF OF FLINT STKYL RivYn MINING Co,
10 haasnr.rt- NKn. YnrH NJ, l2 IhGA

NO ~ Nas,tufI' NEW oEki May lz, loo4
NOTICE is hereby given that an ASSESS
~ MINT Of ONE DOLLAR has been levied upon each
Share 81 The Capital stock Of the FLINT STEEL RIVER
MINING COMPANY payable at ths Office q the scceiy.
No. 10 Easssut New York on THURSDAY The I'd do Of
June nsyt- $50,
The Transfer Book viii be closed on that day. after which
stock will be transferred unless the assessment shhA have
been paid BY order Of the Board. ,c,.,,., e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

COUNTRY RESIDENCE near the III l
saIF nv order Of GERARD ~ STEVENS. Ref
cree SATURDAY, MY "a, 1864,
At Y Ocl0ck. ~
Harem Railroad Depot, Mott Haven,
a most attractive .,..,,,, eu,r
situated ON the Sound and about two miles iio. h ,
hide and adj dining the residence Of tie late D. ~ "A'
lock- z,... ,,nt-rnu
op,ips Of about 70 sere. ere ,Sseiuly and appropriately
isii out. T., -. ., 4, f.on,
frotu the state and substantial stone dock
THE MANSION 49,, -
htb commando fne view l. twostory and attic double
house In bcau order with oil the IMPROVEMENTS Aha con
yeuienees Of the best city residence
THE STABLES
are ample and al the oubuidings are hrsteass. IL,
In point Of accessibility, s!e conlofi ana po,pseus'
v.i. fteirg On M. line u lIhs, New Yors ths i re
gaed A. one Of the most desirable places now ~ TIE market
B-ssle positive under foreclosure Of Mortgage io
about as OO1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
Tnantial.

OyyroE THE PENNSYLVANIA Coal COMPANY.
No III BROADWAY, NEw. YORK May 10, 1864.
A DIVIDEND of SEVEN and ONE-HALF
T7D PER CENT the capital stock OF the PENN
sYLvANIA COAL COMPANY will be paid at the Office OF
the Company the City York and aer the lsth
instant
The transfer books viii be closed from the 18th 10 the 18th
inst, inclusive. GEO. A. HUT, treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

A NJ. Mrpvfx. Auo,ionser. -
DY BANGS, MERWIN * Co.. Irving Build
ID Inc, No. ss4 and 10 Broadway g, Books Sta
oncry Picufes Wofts 81 Ar Fancy Good FURNITURE lie
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May n At osloen
LAW BOOKs-Brlug m part ito entire ooiso'iaa oi
ref,In Of the profession recently deccasod c0npsns
common Law and Chnncefy Reports Of several aie and 81
The Fsdera Cour,. Admiralty Kepors Statute Laws. Dg"ss
Csnncriaries Ircstises a. Aso. toAacii0n Of lnAA
MONDAY ASb TUESDAY EVENINGS,
May ~ and 81. a. +. o'clock -
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY, conrisins vArr'y
Of cIoioe Fnrish and American STANDARD "oss and 'oi
vAusbe boots foreign Ansuasef alec supebJ H'uS'eo
work. and COLLECTION q unscean"ous htcfuiure a.
Caiaosaes aye ready and the books are on exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

OYICE - TRI tLLVYLANDs lAiaJbF Lb AHD gsH
TABUIA K1unOlD Co., Cleveland May 10, i0oA
NOTlCE.-Yhe Annual Meeting oi The STOCK
~ hoss Of the Cry, aud. Psinssye and AshaDua HAL
road COMPANY viii b. held ths ohee Oi The Company IT
Cleveland Ohio On "Wednesday ts st day OF Jane neat o.
10 cock o. m of iAc election Il bncriOr tnd the Ialsac
lion ofsscA olheI bus.lela may come beigfs them
CEO a.. LILY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

IRVING HALL.-Ia ilf si islt!. 5inl
,oe-, WnsnTKFliL EXHIBITION OF THE AOE.
MOsi Patroidzed by The .,,,,,
- op,rNPD AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES
NOsI hEf The nrogrsnus for this week
.,.,,,vty NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. .. So.
EHIIhI"A -EXQulsiTE SCENERY AND sTAFUAhi
TICKETS ~ CENTS.
an. ,-.L sta admitting is persons 81. -.
Fanny "FXERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK. .
,vn sKTi RDAY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, tiat Ceriif.

NOIItL ID HIItIDI VI -, = ',,t.r.r nj, n
cate No. GZl for 90 Of FLINT SffEL NJ RI
MINING COMPANY y stock standing IN te name ~ JONI
Tyler, and Cai.acste No. 80 of tine saHe Company sso
Tor 100 shares A. tbs oi Geo. j. Riley tnsIec WI, ps
cod public auction tie ohce o the Company o. fI-
DAY the 10Th day Of JUNE next al noon ny order,
b. T.. MCCLLL1, seeretsy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16
: : = = - - -
N & OiCAl.

xAILEMAMD'S,. s !.
GRHEuMHrlsMS
1NEuaAle|A SPECIFIC
.AutrE' "a ", INC !.
.l|lkaSlllllI(|".
JNu. *. HLUOu. AGENT
OFFICE, a. FIFTH STREET, q
One door N. ofChesnut At. ST. LOUIS 0o.
- ron SALE eI AL DRUGGISTS. =
Prses- s.N:E D0xLSA Sse 0ssess.
THIS Medicine viii 20 ssrs III dissssss. !,
ls win cure Ishen,sa aisra. (aoa.
and Neorno61o. 90
u 10 not . Quack Medicine
me receipt See mskise il VA. psocsrsA u ~
eolebrssed Dr. LAljemand, or France. 81 ~.
leitcb, the well known Chemist and Druggist g
q. Lcuis. No. II w. iatrodueed 70 The pubm..
The lot ofJune, 1865. Hundreds havs seaeutoS
~ ito vse af!er trying Ill other fsnsese4 anA
have given their certificates 70 thst elset wishia
the pest twelve months. :.
Il u highly resommended by the MEDlCAE
FACULTY. All good Physicisns whe ~ 8.
nsnn3WHnd SveNh ~~As -
lSse what D.. Pn,lins, one Of The oldssl ~
6sst Physisiass u IT. Louis says: !
81. lnuss, Juss lstA. 1seo. I
h. JONI Il: BIoop. Agent Of l.silsnaslS
aavs prescribed the above nentiossd SpssiSe, 81
must cay that havs never found any remedy
that carries 20 much certainty of quick md -
utafy cure % that has IN Oh eaees whess hsve
Letter from Captain Nalis, prsvicss : jshs
\. Blood's Agency foa the medicids: "A
81. LOul., March S1st, 1874. =
AlaS: l.ssscu, Hse: Like n,ssy Of ny pro.
tt0eioo ] bsve su0esod severely With sheu9olfo0.
yosf Specific. en- happy 70 sey tbss ~ ~, =
: few days, restored ne 70 health.
Of ~ aeones WGeseW.
LAsAlLs, IL. duly 1e, 1883.
.crx b. bIoos. kse-nesr sir: psys b
~
md take great pDess ufo IN RECONNAISSANCE yeer
Iallsmsnd. Gost end Neuralgia SpsciHe - y lSe
est medicips for that oisease thai ever heee1
o. Whsn coinnsncsd tskisg il. cssl1 hardly
yak o 81 still. g great was ~ pasa, - =
eT tbe iSst timel I've yeess. ne froG 49,. ~
J EEL - nimble that lhjnk woula = eaSeo6
ell ths while u u did rot sess ~ nsen fosiDuoje,
Bua IT, II Y spIendid nedic,se. ssd 49,
,esennend ~ thees edltstsd thoss Diseases tosy
y: sevs js:s tossd Caps. Rsynesd. q ifsssl
tsms end told him Whist yssr nsdieine ~ ~
ne. " .i!l sssd y yos Sor sens q Il. EaoDseo1
tleoss 0n0 twO dOllsFay end eoud - two hoo11oo
otsoe 6peci6c. II should not ns0d Il uyseM I
Wi eive y = some ess thaa dess, - ttess ese
IRE unscqsaintsd With vour speciGe, ed tkiok
go eight 70 publish Il 10 every city b Ne Unien.
Very rsepeetfsllv yours,
CAPT. JANIS v. BROWN :
Bosidsseo: CbjeaGe. III.
2 H.sssd medicine = esss = ,. :. W:WlM
Grs4 1s.. Ssses l-sra, q -
.. Lsss. Tsi sssh, ia J
:. ~ BteoD, 9se-Ds9 Siss bsve Nsio1
ssd bsvs iossd sfess relisi fto. Il wIss -
Ien .: hsvs failed. lthisk 4 : vssy - -
vsry respectfully ysnr ftissd.
ls.,s.s,4'. sr.ess,o 49, I; .0 s.;'s !,
0oot ard Neuro1goa. 4 Ss1eIosS -
tee - ccesisestes to 61 . nsWspspeS eoold ~
esesUod ffs0 peseses veil kDown 8 - p66alaL
q DeeeOogy. r. ~ tbo0e oDboooa . telai e. -
nspsss.ss !. e esss svissess Ny =. hese
sspcse1 = RSssss1isn - nssraiea, 81 80
nssiel1ss - $500 5000 ssDily thsnsslsso
~ lAleee.e'e egeeioe 1T s5slis.sl n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16
TRUSTEES SALE.
n ~ n

"HEREAS, On THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
w II July, A. D., 1857, Franklin Wood and
Amos }. Michenor executed unto John r. Cook,
a. Trustee, = certain conveyance or deed Of trust
conveying to the said Trustee the tract Of Real
Estate in the county Of Scott, and State Of Iowa,
ed seventeen III in Eldridge's addition 70 East
Davenport, containing four al acres. more or
less which said conveyance was executed ~
aforesaid for the purpose of securing the payment
Of . certain profniss0ry note for the sum q five
hundred dollars executed on the said eighteenth
day Of July. A. d.. 1857, BY the said Frenklin
Wood and Amos J. Michenor unto one John e.
Del.any, payable on the eighteenth day Of July,
A. D.. 1877, with interest payable annually 1t the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum.
Said deed Of trust is duly recorded on the re-
cords Of said county Of Scott, in Book "A" Of
T0wn.lot mortgages at page 634.
And no ' the said Wood and Michcnor having
failed to pay the interest the said note as the
thereof, on the eighteenth days Of July in the
years 1850. 1861, 1862, 1868 and 1854, !, John r.
Cook, Trustee a. aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power in me
vested BY the said Deed Of Trust and at the re-
quest Of William Rigg, the present holder and
owner Of said prOmissOry note BY transfer and
endorsement from the said DeLany, shall, on
FRIDAY, the thirtieth day Of December A. D.,
1854. at the hour IF two O'Clock r. NJ. Of said
day, Il the Court House door in the city Of Da.
venpOrt, expose and offer for sale at public uuc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, the real e.
tate above described, Or much thereof a. shall
Be Necessary to satisfy the amount due on said
note. at the said day OF SALE the costs of this ad
JOHN r. COOK, Trustee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16

These Bitters are prerarei. pure bourbon
whisky, from acombins;ion q oyeI 90 different
kinds ofrocts, barks and ta!'s w',ich act in per-
feet concert one witt .ge Ni.4.f, Jared from the
original formula given Av ILL., great chief Red
Jacket, to DR.. Ohapin, srla ~, Astn successfully
in his practice for many wears. and by their use
gained SO great apapnarifg ~ CT cure Of dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Ccass.r afian. Sick and Ner-
vous headache Fever and sfte AID aid iseasea
arising from torpid live iFesiion. Persons
suffering frnm either OF tless ea.hsome diseases
will find sure cure By the OF these Bitters,
which are perfectly pure ari free from all those
drugs and poisons usualg TINT AZ in such prepar-
atoms, and palmed off On ar unsnrpect ny public
One trial will convince tire mn. keptical that in
Red Jacket is virture viii ! none other possess.
They strengthen and inyigorase the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulent III e.stence.y
They are preventive of fever and a.ue.
Trey relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache
They are perfectly pure and naa.abie.
Aged persons and dolic.H. islaales will find they
can save large doctor bills BY use ithese Bitters
Beware Of counterjeits Rcd Jacket Bittsrs ere
only sold in bottles, with our name blown On the
side --orR-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16


Hsadrsds Of Citisens Of Chicago haze bssa
Permanently Cured BY this Medicine.
Cell for Circular describing ALI Symphonic.
Symptoms
The symptoms of Catarrh a. they generally
appear are 1t first very slight, Persons lind they
have cold. that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive to the changes Of temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge. thin and acrid, afterwards becoming
thick ard adhesive As the disease becomes
chronic. the discharges are increased in quantity
and changed in quality they arc now thick and
heavy, and are hawked or coughed OF The Sc
c,etions are offensive, causing bad breath the
voice is thick and nasal the eyes are weak the
sense Of smell Is lessened or destroyed deafness
important symptom Of Catarrh is that the per-
son il obliged TO clear his throat in the morning
Of thick or Shiny mucous, which has fallen
down from the head during the night When
this takes place. the person may be sure .hat his
disease is on its way to the lungs aud should lose
no time in arresting il.
- The a6ore are but fev Of tic ssany cdtarrA
Symptoms.
A single BOTTLE will last q meath
-lo ~ used three times
q bay.
Testimonial.
From Hon. 71os >. Turner Ey- Member Of Con,
grtss, from Hliaois, Int Speaker Of the Winoss
Iouse Of Representatives, and Grand Aaster Of
H., +. and A. II. Of The Statec Of Illinois.
FREEPoRr, Oct. 81, 1869.
Dir. d. II. SERLYE:
Dear Sir-Iu reply to your notice Of the 18th
lust, would say that | was severely afflicted
with Catarrh for years, within | became acquaint-
cd with Won and bought two bottles Of your
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before had used one
bottle was sensibly improved, and before the
second bottle was finished, was completely cured.
| recommend the medicine to all afflicted with
Catarrh. Res'ly yours, THos TuRxER.
DR.. ID. III. SEELYE 4 Co..
SoLE PRoPRsEr0Rs,, Chicago, III.
- Laboratory at Freeport, Illinois.
General Agents,
JOHN y. PARK, ...............C Cincinnati, o.
WIN. JOHNSON, .............. Detroit, Mich.
AN0 FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS
Sold in Davenport by DR. " s Higgins.
iv2O-dkw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16

- Eos GIRLS Or WOAEN
Who snfer from 1assolAnsrrss n onsrsucssoas
9. 1Hs nExsss, scA0tevv may b tA< esssss Of tAoss
- This CUES aAs sszs sscoonssD yoa NAVY
THE ONLY SAFE RELIANCE /
THE ONLY SAFE RELIANCE
THE ONNY SAFE RELIANCE l
That the Ladies have for relief from the suppress
sion Of those peiods. which, il kent up according
70 the calls Of nature, will
GUARANTEE TO THEM
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The fullest amount Of good health and
Strength,
ana which, ii not regularly esper1esced, viii pro
duce
MISERY AND DEATH.
MISERY AND DEATH.
And = f1A9
First Of al Remedies for Diseases Of Females
First Of Ill Remedies for Diseases Of Females
pr. >Cyteesespesuse,s Pitts.
Dr. ChecseleeOse's Pulls,
pr. CIeeeSeaselg1e'S PjliS.
TIE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For al DISTINCTIONS, has been Hailed with
Pleasure and Profit
For twenty-five years
in ali parts of the civilized world. It's au-
thor is
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom everybody knows, and in whom ever
body places confidence and respect. 1t is
NO NEW TANGLED ARANGEMEN
cnANr,Apn Dr%fNnv
Which has never failed
And thousands Of certificates TINS efiect Gamble
found IN all parts Of the country.
The pfoprietors Of DIR. CHEESEMAN'S
LONG-TRIED RECIPE
LONG-TKIED RECIPE
LONG-TRIED RECIPE
Guarantee that
ONE BOX,
ONE BOX,
ONE BOX,
Of DR. Cheeseman's Female Regulating PillsX
Will restore the natural monthly function 70 Ant
yRuALg. no nAffkR WHAT HgR CONDITION on A0u.
Indeed, 90 certain are these pills sOAich AseS
6ses p1pni6r and sHrs cures for
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
OVER A QUARTER or A CENTURY
to restore the menstrual dow ID natural Wy
that ladies who are pregnant nssse not sss Msea
- they will iASaria1ty psOdscs . MiscarsS0gs.
THEY CANNOT DO HARM
THEY CANNOT DO HARM
DIR. c. L. CHEESEMAN'S pills
ARE THE ONLY MEDICINE
ARE THE ONLY MEDICINE
That Married and Single Ladies
Hss relied spon for many ysars, Or can rsly NJ
Beware Of Imitation
rske this advertisenent 70 your DruegiA -
~ hin you:want
THE BEST:
renals n51lnlns ilstAs Wsrll.!
WhisAss senprissd n 81
Dr.. CheesenAn'S Pills,
nss. ssrp ths only prspsfatisasv~ - -.
sssvtA
InAmsdia1s sn5 PsEsistsnt 0aeas1.
- DON'T Br DECErvEp1
DON'T ~ DECEIVED. -
.sDr. Cheessuaa'e pials hays ressivsa - -
sow reeeivsns ne fsssaisa = ~ 49, 0tssss
pArsjci4ss - Amer(css
EPlisie dirsctsoas Nzsn - 49, -. -
fiik 80 = ri ~, y Is.liaia6 -
- - tespslssor = eGsjht - s.
- Druesasas osnaeelly
rurcn6os ! nr1Lrn
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16
n EW HARDWARE STORE
y. A. DAVENPORT.
Dealer in Hardware, lren and Nails Farm:
Ing Implements Of oil Kinds

SkeF and Baildws Ha-dssa. :, kbetst ed
zd6it Cstl~y,
IL Brady Street, betweet ront and Second.
INARMERS OF SCOTT COUNTY AND BUILD
II Frs generally, are particularly invited to call
and xamine my stock Of goods before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Gln1ck s9leD and small
pl,oEifs is my motto, ond intend to carry il
out All goods warranted just q Represented ;
Remember the plaza md give . call.
AZ EE Ia DAVENPORT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16

For Medical and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure. and need only be tried 70 Re appreciated =
None genuine unless they here orr gold label on
each bottle, and our initials pressed in wax over
the cork. Sold By ~ druggists and dealers
throughout the cQpntyy. CiAil ica our goods and
take no other. Circulars 10 lii. trade surpeied
on application to BENNETT PETERS AGO..
S0Id by No. 81 River ST., Chicago.
E. 8. Batlord, ct wholesale .y Be;derbecEe =
Millers irne2ss-aa ~lv
Sold at wholesale in C..sa = IL fuller. Finch
1 Fuller, Dushmsn Van S45 (, w. b. Har
ris + Co., and c. F. Sni.tA. druggist Of Day-
export BY Beiderbeck & Mills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16
TRUSTEE s..s.

4MOO4GEN
VXyHEREAS,o ON the 5!'a ar 8. yfarch. A. II
w 1857, Harvey Leeaasd All. spclagie Leoak
ard. his wife, executea ra.2 .A-s.ia Curbia. r
trustee, certain deed q ~s., conveying ~
said trustee the land in S. 9..nntr, Iowa dee1;
four a. in block No. five t5,l In Mackintoeh'e
second addition to the city Cf Davenport. with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
which said conveyance was raea by the said
Harvey and Pelagie for ii s-u sse of securing
the payment Of certain ~ ii NJ notes and
the interest thereon, rig II said Hsrtey
Leonard, and dated the FRS 4 IF January. "a
D., 1857, one Of which .sas . ahs as follows:
FOR the sum of ten nuna.e8 and saventy-fve
(41O75) dollars, due Janr ssi $50. oNthe
order Of Ralph Metcalf III ;ag House Of
Macklot 4 Corbin. tt. a. II si trust is ~
corded in beck "a" ts3.s ST Mortgages.
page IS Scott county, ". -. to (which r.
krenceis made for : fill asset a..on Of property
andfindebtedness. 81.
become due and ravsf'e' aad AZ ~, ~. ~
Harvey Leonard having failed to nav ~ scne
/, Austin Cotbin, trustee Us aioresaid. e
hereby give this public notice, that ~ virtre
Of the power which is in. me vested ~ -
deed Of trust, viii ON Saturday, the als1 AZ r
December. A.. D., 1854 q the 49,
II . O'eleck in the forenoon 81
aid d., = the Court House door & -
city Of DavenporA expose and offer ~ - r1
pnhlie sno9e1 fIeoeshs the parcels cf had 1Hoy1
0oscff6ea 6eQ tnooA theFeof " ohall bcnGrS1lrB
tps1i - ~ - anogntOf - 80 VlI
- 49, - 1aav ofgeee4 -
J H.; 4;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-16

Are The sources Of the desdliest maladies. Their
effect j. 70 jitisAe al the Auids Of the bodv sad
y send poisonous stream through Oh the chan
nsls Of circulation. Now, what ID the operation
Of the Pillsf They cleanse the bowels, regulate
the liver, bring the relaxed or irritated stomach
into natural condition. and acting through the
secretive organs ue0x rnE BLOOD irssls, change
the state Of the system from aickness to health,
by exercising simultaneous and Wholesome ef
feet upon Ill it, parts and functions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-21
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Information re-
ceiyed from Headquarters Army OF the Poto-
mac, dated July 18th, says: The usual quiet
still prevails along the lines, and were it not
for the sound Of an occasional gun and some
picket firing at few poiats, one would sup
pose that no enemy was within miles OF us.
Gen. Bnrnsfde's men made the most of the
ruse, the enemy taking every opportunity to
fire at the colored troops that occupy a posi-.
tion in his front, and or course, the fire is re.
turned with interest, but without much dam
age on either side. No deserters come in at this
part OF the lines, as they say they have no
chance to get through without running the
Iisk OF being shot, the negroes being so con-
at other points daily in squads. A sergeant
and his squad came in this morning and ali of
them report that thousands are ready to leave
as fast as opportunity presents. ',-.-..,
They come principally from Georgia, Flori-
da and Alabama regim ents, and an officer of a
regiment from the former State is said to nave
gone to his superior officer day or two ago
and reported that if his company was not soon
relieved he would have none to relieve, as they
would all be gone to the enemy. These deser-
ters state that they are very short of proyi.
sions, particularly vegetables, and they seem
glad enough when they get into our lines.
Strict orders have been given, they say, that
they shall not hold intercou with our men
on the picket line or exchange papers, and ono
fellow the other day, who came boldly over
and brought paper with him, taking enc
back, was caught and made to stand on the
top OF their works in full view Of our lines
and wave the paper back and forth for an
hour, as punishment
An attack from the enemy has been expected
for the past two days, and last night, from
what deserter bad said, it was looked for as
certain, but no demonstration was made We
noon, but so far none has fallen, and the dust
continues 10 envelop everything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-21
FROM NORTHERN MISSOURI.
Aggravated Guerrilla Outrages-A Pan
among the People

d"oBS tic TcOpte.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-General Fiske, COM
calling for five thousand loyal men to rally for
the protection of life and property, and assist
him in eXterminating the guerrillas In North.
west Missouri
Further Par rticulars of Guerrilla Outrases.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-Private letters from
whackers are in Ray county. Some Of the
Federal troops had fight with them on Sun
day, near Richmond, in which eight of our
men are reported killed. About three hundred
Thirty bushwhackers HIIed nine clliAens of
Carroll county, robbed the mail coach and
passengers and did considerable promiscuous
THE wing last week. All the persons murdered
had been in military service, and were promi-
nent Union men.
The St Joseph Herald of yesterday says that
the city is full of refugees from the lower
coanties, and hundreds have gone to Leaven-
worth and other places. The panic extends
through the whole country. Ali business
houses in Weston are closed, and the citizens
are in constant fear OF a raid.
About fourteen buildings were burned in
Platte City by the Federal troops, including
the Platte Sentinel Office and other houses bs-
long to Union men. Colonel Ford tried to save
the Sentinel office, but the fire made too great
progress, and thus defeated his good Intentions
II. Todd, commanding, was found at Platte
City station, acknowledging the receipts of the
names OF friends, and saying that they could
cross the Missouri river below Parkers Vile,
ford Kansas river west of Wyandotte, and ac-
oomplish their trip through Kansas. This
letter shows they intended. after a few days
plundering, to join the rebel army South,
eftecting their escape through Kansas.
Thornton has been in Platte and Clay cOun.
ties eight months, and recruited twelve hum
dred men, and during this time had been aided,
projected, and concealed, and subsisted by
citizens Of those counties.
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Harvard College commencement.

BOSTON, July 20.-At Harvard College COM
mencement to- day the degree of Doctor of Laws
was conferred on Reuben Atwater Chapman,
of Massachusetts; VIM. Pitt Fessenden, Of
Maine; Charles Francis Adams, of Massachu-
lowing. named persons received the degree of
Master of Arts: VIM. Phillips Tilden, Of Bos.
ton; Frederick Low Oimstead, Of California;
Bigelow, of Cambridge; VIM. Morris Hunt, of
Boston; and George Nathaniel Eaton, OF Balti-
more.
Among the gradu ates who received the de-
gree OF Bachelor of Arts was Robert Todd
Lincoln.
Edward Everett was selected to deliver
the course of lectures on international law
during the ensuing academic year at the law
school.
Mr.. Everett made very earnest and eloquent
address In honor Of the late Josiah Quincy,
resolutions regarding whom were unanimous
ly adopted. Tigs-