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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
S-.T.lrENs.

Efforts ar being made in Iowa county
to remove The county seat from Marehso
p Williamsburg.
A son Of sheriff Howard Of Jasper County,
had his kali fractured on Saturday last ny
the kick ola eo'. s. -a,s the Jasper re
Prss4.
Too Baron LIST SUNDAY afternoon an
imported Hurk, Tie prolcr.s 81 Nj. a. ID
Barnum Of the place, died On the ite"'3
iaira from the cNe,ts u htslt, iatiny 2 @eii
lea iicl ii the sun. |, was valuable am
ina. yielding a dip Ills sca.os 4 IL -.
Cedar Falls bo-sNe.
OskALoosA ColLrGr We have before us
the Second Annual Catalogue Of the OIL
GERS and stu1ents Of oshaleosa College,
with Announcements FOR 1864 ). he
Faculty is composed in par; Of the fOil"w
ing persons 6. 7. Carpenter, \. NJ, Pro
fessor Of Ancient Languages and Engl Il
Literature, " J. Carpenter, y T., Prof -
sor Of Mathematics and Natural Scene; +.
Mc',rcw, Tuter; Mrs. \. II. Carpenter.
Teacher Of Music. The College building,
when finished, will lie ore Of The finest cd
ica,ional cdiiices ia the West. o5kaloo~a
is an excellent place for the cs'abli shmcn'
College. and toe institution IS destined 70
enjoy career of prosperity.
DEATH FROM THE BiIE or a RArrLrsSANr.
I 49, n "a
Swect!and township. in this county, wa
bitten on the foreiinger of h.s hand hv a
rartl snake, on Saturday, the 23d nit, from
the effects Of which he died list Saturday
forenoon A. the time of receiving the bite
ne was in tina act Of taking Soma corn ont oi
crib on the premises OF Mr.. Iru'u. To
snake, it is supposed. was concealed in .ae
huSks, and if il sounded It's rattle the no. >e
was not heard because Of the rusujng II ihe
husks The reptile was afterwards killed
and proved 10 be a small one, with only On,
rattle and button on It's tail -indicat .ng
its az. to be Il year and half Mr. Parsons
seemed but little concerned about the bite
He put some tobacco on the wound anu
went to work in tina field. but in less than
two hours was seized with vomiting III.
arm became badly swollen, and the swelling
sooh extending to hi, body. causing intcn,,
suffering and the purging Of blood. IN
this condition he fingered tor week, whea
death ended his suffering.
Tee deceased was about fly years Of are
and was one Of the oldest residents of IN,
county. He Was local preacher OF III,
Methodist Church, an cx.,nplary Ehrsti.al
valued neishhor and u respected citl1cn.-
Luscatine Journai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LITTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gainnta worldwide rel utation. It's be
vond doubt The hest aud cheapest and most beau
,ifrl OF all Family sewing Machines We; offered
to the rnlylic No other Family Sewing Machine
ha- - many u~eral appliances for Hctai.iug,
binding, Ictng, Techiae. Gathering. Guaging,
iiraiding Eulhrcae.ine. ccrtir-.. and forth.
No othei Familr Sewing Mac'...e has much
capacity :or Great variety OF work. Great aud
recent Improvements make our Family Sewing
Machine lust reliable ard durable and most
certain III action q; all rates ol speed. /, makes
the nferloykei stitch. w.licl. is the best stitch
Snown Any one. even OF the most ordinary ca
lae,iy, can see, a, glance, how 10 use hpiet;er
\ Family sewing Machine Oar fainily Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite
ihe Folding Case oithe Family Sewing Machine
is piece ot cunning workmanship OF the mos,
useful kind Il protects the machine WHEN rot
IL use, and when abou, TO be operated may be
opelc', i spacious and substantial Table to sus-
tain II" WORK, While some Of til, Gases made
| out O. the choices man1er possible, others are
acrlict and eiibeiiis'leG in the most costly and
superb manner.
Il IS absolutely necessary 70 sec The Family
Machine in operation. IS to Judge Of It's great
capacity and beauty.
II - fast becoming popular for family sewing as
Ger manufacturing machines are for manufuctnr
ny purposes.
Inc Branch Offices are well supplied with silk,
'wlst, thread needles, Oh, DC, "f the YER. best
quality.
send fora psarnLRT
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
as broadway, New York
Chicago Office, - Gl.nA street
K. kRATSE co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
MANHOOD.
How Lost How Restored I.

mi I"lf'sf.a, u ssetoi Eart1qrs Price cents
A LECTURE on TIE NATURE. TREAT
"A MENI aud Radical Cure u Sperinrtorrima,
IT Nual Debility and impeachment, to Marria,,e
generally Ncrvouspess. CONSUMPTION. E;lepsy
and Fits Mental and Physical fncapacitv. re-
settling from Self Abuse, DC, by RoEEnr J. CrL
vKaWELL, ". ID author of the GRIN BOX. dc
"A Boon to Thousands cf sv61rers.'
Sent under seal in plain envelope. 70 any adj.
dress. post rad. on receipt OF six cents or two
rosiage steamps, ~ Or. }. G. KLINE. III Ro,v-
py. New York Post Office BOG 45.s. ,elo.,n..,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

AsC.ae 70 TIE ScTTEzrsu -: allow two or
three fe-s cad. If ''Huchu, IoIic lt,ers,
"-arsspariiia. ..yervons An.idoies,' DC, &C.
and after YOU are satisfied with the result, .hea
rrv one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S En-
GLlSH Pills and BE- restored 10 health and
vieor in less than thirty days. They are pure
y vegetable. pleasant 20 take prompt and santa-
r. IN their fleets on the broken down and shat
tered Constitution Old and young can take hem
with advantage. Imported and sold in tIe Unit
"a states by JA-- ; 81 iLEh.
No -. Broadway, NeM sori..
Agents Tor the United y a'es.
p. c-A box of pills securely packed. viii to
n ailea 20 any l1dre-s ca receiploi price, which
i ore det,ar poet paid money refunded IL tie
. -. -. ~. -. IN -,-.n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
Effects Of IRREGULARITIES Avoided.

Too much eating and drinking, new habit, and
modes Of life, often produce irrcgula, ii,s in the
bowels and general health Of the system hu,
bRaNhEErn's Piits viii soon cmfo he siornas Ia
VIII regain rs strength and healthy action of
the system Viii be restored. No NnnicixE. are
equal III usefulness L. The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
BRANDRETn's PILLS.
BRANDRElH'S UNIVERSAL SALyE AND
ALLccCk'S POROUS PLASTERS

Every man Of the FrRr Zot ,vns had q box of
DHsNnnt7n'S PuLs BOX of U.ivERsAL SAVE.
and AN Nn'cccS Poa"rs Pt,srrn pr, in their
Anapsack tree II expense. And 70 this tao, may
be attfiouted the absence o. any of tss ,,GtA..n
from ~" hospital.
EVERY SOLDIER should have bo X of Hran
dreths Pills hos Of Salve and q ri.ce Of por-
Gus Plaster. They are SURE TO be useful often
iifesarne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
HAPPINESS Or MISERY I
THAT TT TIE VUESTfOy

THE pKvpRlET0Rs o. TILE NEW YORK
Il Museum and Anatomy Il Medic NJ i.ay. al
'"rmIned. sesard.'- Of expense, 10 ..n. Geo
'sr tie afrf'it q suffering humanity fGt.E ~
Their iii'-t interesting 4ad INSTRUCTIVE Ieef.irr,
on Marriage anhit- Disqualification, N.reou. De.
bii'g ,ircina"re Decline Of Manhood iudiyes.
uoD. Nrahness or Depression, Los e rne,p.
and Siia! pswei, fh Great s,cial ~ and il,ase
'naiaGIes ~hiss, result from toufil4i ia.is.,. *
eesses or maturity. or Ignorance Of Phy.icio..v
and Nature. Law
hese INV ainabic Lectures i,ar" beer the trcaas
OF cnii.hierir .a3 sasiug totisaa+l- ana sI
pc f1rH aftsd flee, ot aer iet ~ fNr fg9M fs
addressing SECRETARY, New 1otk Ne ), II
Anatomy ana Medicine, ~ rfoaisav. Vow
York rtNal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
,y~NI AGRA Err "

,y-N2I AGA EKH. Il earnestly caution all
Young men suffering lr1m Nervous Debility, &c.
agoins, endsn-c.ing heir health By patronizng
any Of the advertiser. quacss. You can fully re
cover by the methods used BY the advertiser. and
by hundreds Of others. AND IN 40 ornfa NAY
Read letter which will send You il YOU viii
send pos, paid envelope bearing your adj
dress. Direct 10
EDWARD H. TRAyEE.
OLD Ill 80, BOY Nj
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
NEW & SECOND HAND
$ n r. les
FIR Sal, CHoap
AT
The New York Safe Dcnof.
II william Gtrrct,
NEW YORK
d. Z. Gil MBERLATy.
Sizes and Prices Of Lilies Fire Proof Safe.
OCTsirH.
Height. With
INSIDE.
W..l.l
Heb SsalAern I Lake Sh9re RR,

Aich S0alAern I Lake Nh6re RR.
|nN And AFTER MAY It'll AND UNTIL
further notice trains will leave Chicago az $,
Sundays. r eA1ep'
coop m. Night Express, daily. excep. Safer. iit
ans arrIve IN chicago At Sis p. M. $50 \ m
Al the above trains make regular connection.
a. Dnakirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany. Ne~
points East ~ g
luxurious Sleeping Coaches with oil modern
improvements, 1np on nigh, tssins.
through Tickets can be obtained at the Cor. =
Hany 0s6ce, 56Ciark Street, under Shcrr,.,.
hcnse or ct the depot corner Of Old Van Dures
% 10 1qtafo 1IFfHs Ash1FrEAs s.a.s
| .aii8ssS EnS L. ft.o..e,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

nISEASFS OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
1/CRIvsRr. AND sExuAL sYsrsxs-new and re-
lialth treaeaten,--4in reports of the HOWARD
AssOViATION-sen y mail in sealed letter e
vslopes. fsee ofcharge.a Address. Dr. ). RkIL-
LIN IiOLGIITOK, Howard Association, No .
soush xinsf Street. philadelphia. Pa. apldwly
EDyros or Derr SIR With your
permission wish 10 say 10 the readers OF your
paper tha. vii seni .leni. b return mail. to
all who WISH il. sfree,) Recipe, with fun di-c"-
,ions for making and using simple Vegetable
BALM that will esec,ually remove, in ten days
ritnpes. L,o,chcs, tan freckles, and all mpuri-
ties of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear.
smooth a1d beautiful.
will aiso mali FIRE. 70 those having bald heads
or bare faces simple directions and information
that viii enable them TO start full growth of
Lnxuriani Hair, WhiAkers aMousiache in less
t.pa thirty days All applications answered by
return mall without charge.
Respectfully. THOS. :. CHAPMAA,
Chemist, s3l Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

An On LAKE IN TRINDAp.--Thc London
Times says There is in Trinidad onlv
. mile fon the coast. basin Of ninety n,ne
.o.ls OF rrul oil PER ton. There are also
springs . asphalt oil in the nelgnh, rlo o.
and large pitch hunks Off the shore. 1t i
estma.t', that the lake is capable of produc.
Ing thr, hundred miilinos gallons ofni; aud
io'ty oil iif gallons are considered conal 10
to' OF coal. The Trinidad Colonist mn
ished moimere Of Mr.. S .limeyer. NJ nv,
Of SPAN, proposing the use of thi, linn 4
!uci Tor oceanic steam navigation. for th.s..
three years, suggesting this employment ~
d'stlliat from the lake of Trinidad y"
OIL ship would not take advoe tenth of ,ho
time It takes to coal her. if pipes vera - s sr,e
plo, ed, and the oil would not up ahovs s'', .
fourth Of the space occupied by cosat sat- ~ :
recommends that it be supplied A. ONO
an auxiliary to Grail, by throwninc lot ov a.
the burning mass, but Contemplate 80 49, o.u'
ally, upright tubular golfers, the lion;d s;,a
70 be supplied = fast Is it can he cnn,a- ~.
n to fame OF courss, the North Amsr;c.
oil springs ars another source Of supply. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
= Ncrxous EebiIs.y. S.,r;ucl

~ Nervous Debility. Sentinel
Weakness, etc, Gun le cnrea by one who has real
Is cured himself and hundreds Of others, and will
tell you nothing but the fr,stt. Address, with
stamp, EDWARD IL. TRANER,
mavls -d&wlv Lock Boz, Boston, Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

The owners Of the coal mines in the
vicinity Of Massllon and the striking min
ers have settled their differesces about wa
ges. The operators are to have one fifth Of
the price that coal sells for in Clevelnsd.
winch will allow the miner 81 80 per ton.
80 says the Aassillon lHdependeNe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
vyn0lxi" 80
c >lopcr, Esq. in the hnicAerbocIer,

Mdtc p'vPc's I'Su., vi tHc hHNhtTOpcheT.
tells the following story
There was fellow once stepped out OF
the door Of a tavern on the Mississippi,
meaning sowalk mile up the shore to the
next tavern. Just at the landing there Law a
big ratt-onc of the regular old fashioned
whalcrs-a raft mile long
Well. the fellow heard the landlord say
the raft was mile long, and he said unto
himself, II will 20 forth and see this eraat
wonder, and let mine eyes behold the tim
Der which the hand Of man hath hewn. -
So he got on at tie lower end. and began 10
anbuate over the wood in pretty fair time.
But just as he walked up the river. Il walk
cd down. both travelling al about the SAM.
rate. When be got to the end Of the stlc' J.,
he found they were prctt. near shore, and
in sight OF a tavern 80 Ia landed and walk
cd straight into the bar room he had colne
out #. The general safueress Of thny,
took him little back. bat he looked TIC.
landlord straight in the face and settled j. IN
his own way
"Pablcan.' said he, are you gifted with
any twin brother, who keeps a similar siz I'll
tavern, with a duplicate wife, COMFORTING
woodpilc, and CORRESPONDING circus bills, u
lni.e on from here
The tavern keeper was fond of fun, and
accordingly said It was ju>, So
And, Publican, lave YOU. among your
dry goods, for the entertainment OF man and
horse. any whiskey Of the same size us that
O. your hrothcr's:'
And the tavern man SAID that froin the
rising Of the sun even to the going down O,
the same he had
They took their drinks, when the stranger
said:
Publican, that are twin brother Of yours
IS mighty line mana very fine man IN
deed. But, do YOU know, I'm Altered he
suffers good deal with the Chicago Dip
liberia"
And what is that :" asked the toddy
sticker.
ut is when the truth settles 50 firm in a
man thu n ne of il eyer COM out. Com
mon do tors of the calnip SORT called il lyin'
When left your brothers confectionery
there was a raft at his door, which h. swore
his life was mile long Well. Publican,
walked that raft f'cm bill To tail frm his
door to your'n. Nuw know leg time, an
I'm just as good for myself rs, for boss, and
better Tor Mat than any man Your ever aid
See. always walk mile IN exactly 20
minutes on good road, and I'll bc busted
with an overload inlun gun if I've been
NOR n tea minutes coming here, steppi,,p
over the blamed logs ut that.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

q va't'''ole adinnct 70 ~" bye in dressing and
pfomoiin.s I'll" growth and perfect health Of She
hair, and oi it~.A, when used alone--a safeguard
thai PROTECTS the hbfes from decay under all cir
cainsttnee, and under all climates Manufactur-
ed by } CaR!sTApoR No. s Astor House. " Y.
Sold BY all druggists Applied by all hair dress
ef> iv29-d&wlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

WE hev" received communication con.
corning the Sanitary Commission, in an
81 .ctioneerlng envelope for Lincoln. and
johnson. this ticket being on the front and
The party platform on the back Of the en-
veopc. This is novel method Of ..c,re,,.
lating party documents :" but we think the
Sanitary Commission. as mo party insti-
tuition. would do well to keep out of the
busincss.-N. \. World.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

correspondence o. the Philadelphia Inquirer.
IfAgp,srfpc .Iu1,, 1c


HAgR' srEG, july l6.
L he people Of Harrisburg were Mortified
this morning to earn that the bndv of !,
human benig was found at an CARL, horr
on pie hot cinders, near the old furnace
IN State street. by Bernard Cambell, Chief
Of foiice. with every midi alton Of having
been burned 10 death. The victim who
was Youth of about fifteen wears Of are
named Robert Ba' low. i, native Of Iah,n'
on. lie la b en- ah>cn; from ham,. e.,
some three wocks. nd was c,n,,,ov,l ON
one II the railroads cent, rim here H.
was about going home on the night frnic;,.
i'ain last evening. TO attend he funeral ota
relative. killed bv a railroad accident noar
Lebanon, but, missing the train. if i s,,n.
posed that he crossed over the lot ns.d a.,
he deposit "f + hot cindcrs. to find shell.
ter for the night at the furnace. On climb
ING up steep cmbankmcnt. emerging into
the road. he fell upon new deposit. and
was so effected from the gas arising there
from, that he was unable to gain his footing
again. He was thus compelled to lie in the
hire and be literally burned alive, When
discovered in this position. one of his legs
Was burned off above the KIN e. and one If
as arms above The bow; his let side was
burned o crisp, while the rest Of his body
was horribly roasted and charred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
risrcsent:sbI Heads
~ moment bcau,iiied by the operation
CrriStadoro'S Hair Dive.

Vfich without the slightest trouble, impa,i- 10
'he lair Of The head whskers r nlonstaclic. any
Shale 81 brown or thn NEST perfect black Ladies
can use II without selling their fingers Il is the
most expeditions hair dive in tie world. and the
ONLY one free from every poisonous ingredient
andt "nntains a nourlsine and cn.ollcnt
u...r L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

NJ. SD IIpepr4 -rRlar. Nv York.
= F9r sale b ~ nrue1i.ts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

HAS ARRIVED N CHICAGO. AND PER
j nAxy~rLY located IN Office ut
60 RAN Dol l. II STREET..
Between State and Dearborn sta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

FAC lAA - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

Efforts ar being made in Iowa Count,
TO remove The county seat from Marens'
10 Williamsburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07
Foreign Nevn.

SANDY HOOK, June 6.-The steamer Viz
GINA, from Liverpool on the Gath and
Queenstown on the Oath ult., has passed
this point. -
10 London on the Goth consOls closed
at 81 for money.
The news from America had created a
great sensation, and the advices BY the
City of Washington had increased the ex-
citement. The news was generally re.
garded as disastrous TO the rebel cause.
The rebel loan declined 5a6 per cent.
Lsird's rams were purchased by the
British Government. =.
TIE Duke of Mslakoff ia dead.
NEW YoBK, June 6.-The steamship
Virginia, from Liverpool Gath, via Queens.
town 25th, arrived to. day, with three days
later news.
The news Of the battles in Virginia
caused profound sensation, and the PEG.
pie were astouneded at the magnitude Of
the lossess! Ef
The Confederate loan recovered per
cent. and cotton became weaker under the
news.
Some papers think Grant defeated in
bis object of advance on Richmond. 9th
era think the result Of the battles indeci.
sive, and that the Federals paid too dear
for the victory, If any.
inc pirate georgia is announced for
sale at Liverpool by . private party,
the crew paid of and the stores stored for
auction.
HALIFAX, June e.-Ths China, from Liv-
erpool on the 2sth and Queenstown on the
29lh, has arrived.
Cotton opened at . decline, but recov-
cred and closed quiet and unchanged.
Breadstuffs aud provisions were dull.
Console closed after oShSiNA hOuSA AN
The Times thinks II Grant capture.
\SASNVNNNA Me HSNSA SANsA IA NSL\NSN, NnA
Its downfall win be great loss lon. to the
(EederaE.
The London Times correspondent dated
at Richmond, April 81, claims that The
rebels had full Information of Grants
plans tOTNhis campaign, liza dispAlsh {
fortnight before Grant marcbed the opera.
tfous of bis army since recorded are dele
\ mated With extraordinary precision.
His Holiness the Pope took part in thl
procession at the festival Of Corpus Christ,
\ on the 26Ih.
The Confederate loan recovered one pc
cent on the receipt of tie scotias advicea
LiosTpool-BteadAtuHS, Aour dali; wheA,
steady and partially advanced Id =; corr
dull: % H9i' - E5'-A e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07
now York IIarkat..

NBW YoBK, June 8.
Flour--state aud Western opened s and
aud zoe better; 81 SCOT 10 Tor ex. Stale,
8 20 for R. B. o.; $4,000 Cd for, trade
brands, market closing quiet.
! WNNSSS-SWN NA$N SN@A ~ ENe SSNNe,
and 81 % for Western. @
Rheat-Ic better; 81 64I9I II for CHI.
eaSo Spring; 81 e6@l II. Tor Milwaukee
Club; 81 1901 "A tor Amber Milwaukee,
including load OF very choice, sold early
In the day, At $l75. Zoos. ss
0OrD-HesEy and lower 81 e2@1 e33
for new mixed Western.
oAss-opsNed Rrmer, and closed heavy
and lower.
Petroleum-Quiet but firm. dP
Wo0l-Eirm. t. So ....r .
Pork-Lower; in good demand; $40 70
for mess, $50 so for old do; $50 25@32 62
for new do; $24 5O@2S for old and new
prime, and $3l 30 for prime mess. ua a
BeeE-Firm at So 5O@I3 90 for mess ;
cut meats quiet and firm; beef sides dull
and nominHlIy unchanged.
Lard-A little frmer. --.r.--
ButtSr-Dun aud lower; 25@s3e fol
Ohio, and SO for State. res III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07
~APna or REnEL suOE..-Mr,c

~APAIR OF REDEL SHORs-Mr.Gib.
son ssEseIl, OF this city, has just returned
from ctOgd's Mountain, the scene OF the
late fight between General Crook and the
rebel General jenkins, now deceased, aud
brings with him pair Of rebel shoes, Ia
ken from the kuapssek OF grey back,
who SkedaddIsd With his comrades when
they we're charged upou. The SoIes aud
heels of the shoes areofwood, and appear
to have been sawed out by machinery.
The upPers. which are of very heavy, STIFF,
aud badly tanned leather, are nailed upon
the wooden Soles With large tAcks aud
wells. The shOes are exceedingly clumsey
and heavy. bat on the road from Cloyd's
Mountain to WytheVille, the rebels Who
wore them made very good time, and We
have no doubt bat they do right good ser.
vice when the owners get used to them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07
Last Night'sTReport.
Dispatch from sssoretatsy, Stanton

Dispatch from sssoretatsy; Stanton.
y,n.r -WAsHnsros, June e-ElO p: M
70 Ia. Gsh Dig. 5iE&SIOm w
Dospatohes have cen received from Gen.
Grants headquarters to-day, but they re.
port only certain changes 10 the dispoSi.
ton of the corps, and contemplated opera
lions. They state that everything is
going on we'll.
j The Chief Qusrtermaster of the army
reports, from personal inspection Of the
depot at White House, that it is a
most efficient state. All needful supplies
are on hand aud wagons easily transport
them to the army. The.wqunded are being
brought in and transports are not delayed
Q moment. > > = EJJ g
A despatch from Gen. Sherman dated
70 o'clock noon to. day, at Aekworth says ::
lH'I am now on the Railroad at Ackworth
station, and have full possession forward to
within six miles of Marietta. AL we'll"
There is no other military intelligence
To-day. ~
(sIgpsd,) M.srAaroz.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07
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~DEyAcIne BrLLs.-Ths city couu-
ella ought to pas an ordinance imposing
heavy penalties upon boys and others who
delightto destroy hand bills that are post
ed up by merchants, show people and 9TH
ers, at great expense to Themselves. We
are satisfied that two or three hundred
dollars worth of this description of prop
eFtJ-And it is property, just as much as
the articles advertised are property-hAs
been malieiously OF carelssSly destroyed
within the past two weeks