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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
E We met Col. Hills. saturday

AF We met Ooi. HUNS, S3turuaY-
He was just in from weeks constant aud
defective campaigning The Col. has
been, and is doing a good work for the
Union cause in this county. He is inde.
|fatigatls in his lsbors, and is up to time
in all his appointments, And he makes
magnificent speeches too. forcible, logical
abounding in solid thought and the hap
|piest illu-trations. Go on COL, hit them
often and biz them hard Confirm the
strong. streng hen the weak, dissipate
the mists and fogs of this bogus Democ
rIcy and gi7e ght to those that dwell 10
Copperhead darkness. Great shall be
your reward, when upon the 9th Of Nov,
she 'oyal voters Of the county, State and
nation roll up suoh r,u>ing Union M
j,rity as shall play out, put under. aud
forever "do for the parry of peace
sneaks.
E Kramer, Irwin d Co., agents for
the sale OF Slocum's "Side Loadino Ra.
volsers.' The best pistol now in use
NO. loS Man street. june Is tf
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The New Consultation.

Baltimore, Oct. 90.
Gov. Bradford has jus, proclaimed the
new Free State Constitution of Maryls land
adopted.
The vote was-30,l74 in favor, and
%, Ie9 against.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

pdItimore, Oct. 70
A verdict was !ouud in the case Of par
tes charged with forging soldiers vo e..
but 1t must fret be passed on by the
President before being made public. The
court has adjourned.
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Baltimore. Oct. 90.

TIE Court of Appeals At Annapolis hes
affirmed tb, decision o. Judge Martin, in
refu,ing to grant ma d,mas against ID !
government in rel. ion TO the solii.r,'
vole Oh the New CJastitut.on.
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New York. Oct. 90

| New York, Oct. go.
The steamers George Cromwell and
Empire City. from New Orleans 2ad
have arrived. News anticipated.
The car manufsctory OF Wn. Cum
mings .. Jersey City is burned, and Zeno
Zscors foundsy partially DESTROYED. Lr.
of each $4,000.
on Thursday night the passengers on
the New York d Erie kaiIroaI we're .t
tackled and robbed by gang Of RI is.s.
from this city and Phllsdriphia, going 70
~itness prise fight. LIS. night The
eoiei OF police of jersey City learned the.
were on their return, and made arrange
ments to arrest them, but ON nearing ,bs
;'ty The rufhans burst open the cars. on,
do.n the brakes, and stopped the car,
sufficiently to jump of and escape. Ten
men. however, were arrested on suspicion
OF belonging to the gang. Twelve NOR
we're arrested on the night train. Anex
animation was bad to day, and the con
ductor identified mo.t of them a. passen.
gers.
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Investigation Of = eetion Frauds.
Baltimore Or, o2


The military com mission 70 ipyestip.,.
The ailedged frasds from New York wa.
resumed to day. Donnahue vas brought
into court at clock.
tie had no council bat proceeded in hi,
own behalf to object to the iurisdic,io,
Of the courts. The prisoner plead guilt,
ot having signed certified blanks with III.
name of {. 5. Arthur and i,a, dill not an
pear that Arthur was az officer Of the
State OF New York or of the Uaitsa
States there was no crime.
The Judge Advocate claimed that the
court had Jurisdiction. and said that III.
otfense vas 10 violation OF general orde,
$50.
The court decided tha. i, had jurisdic
lion.
Y. H. Wood. of West Chester. Clinton
couaty, swore on the part OF the Govern
mens that be wss sgen, of the Union
committee of his county.
lie had bis suspicions aroused while
on a visi, to Fort Monroe. and finally ven,
70 Dir. Ferry, state agent, representing
himself As Mcclellan man. Here he
soou learned that when the Lincoln votes
~ers sent there from the soldiers the,
we're changed for McC elan. and he wa.
assured that there was mo q; this doius
thau be thought Of.
The cilizsnl denied the operations Of
filing up the blanks, ,kc.
Much other Information, showing a
systemt'zed fraud, while in Ferry's office
Two holders came in with a signed pou
er OF attorney and each placed Unioo
electoral tickets, With the Democratic
State ticket IN the envelopes. Ferry At
strac'ed the onion and substituted Demo
cratic ticket
Woad then informed the Provost Mar
shal OF the business. A number oil letters.
DC, seized IN Ferry's offi.e were shown
The letters sre all enigmatical and coa
tain no open admission OF frauds. Tn.
names Of p. Csgger and II. Crandell tws
sheritfs of Albany, and f. Eewcomb, O
Albany, frouenily occur in these letters
After an address by the Judge Adyoca,e
the case was announced as closed for III,
commissioners to deliberate.
Their decision was arrived at in N
hour: bu, it goes TO the President for NJ
provsl before being made public.
Denohue made statement in which b,
said that what be had done, was foolish
ly done, aud without any knowledge o
idea OF the consequences. He appealed
to the court TO view his case with leni
ency.
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Nfw Aopertistnu nts.

'Oh SaLE-20 by 40 Iest. comm. n
cling % feet from 9Th street on Main in lafayette
Square. Price S5e0 Call on IL. B. 1ES-EYCh.
o.t1S.
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H A man Who had been murdered
vas found last week q Rstiasd his bods
cat :. NO. He was plassd thus = eoa-
eeal ~ homicids. !. aas- j
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
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DYE FLOUR so bbls. fresh ground
~ Rye nosr, = ssis sy yo...,... . .,u.
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EE A list of exchanged commissioned
Pficers received at Rough and Ready,
Ga, BY fag # truce, Sept. IS. 1864, be-
longing 10 the Department and Army Of
fhe Tennessee:
Lieut. r Alcorn, q, 10th Iowa.
Capt. q. W. Burns, A, 9Th Iowa.
Capt. g w. Bower. G, llth Iowa.
Lieut., ] Z. Herbert. 10Th Iowa.
Capt ] II Licas, X. 10th Iowa.
Capt L L Lufedt, B, I9ih Iowa.
Capt 7 Miller, F. l6'h I,ws.
Lieut.. W. P Muir, 18Th | va.
Capt. A. J. Pope, 18th Iowa.
Capt. B F. Rose. B. Illh Iowa.
cAyALRY COMMAND. DEPARTMENT OF THE
CUMBERLAND.
Lieut.. c. F. Henderson, E, 9th low.
Cavalry.
Lieut.. H. w Bslldeld. H, 9Th Iowa
Cavalry.
Col. j. B. Dorr. 8th Iowa Clvalry.
=. W +. Hays, 5.h Iowa Cavalry.
Capt. p G. M.rchison, 8 h Iowa Cav.
Lieut.. w. f McCArron, G, 9Th Iowa
Cavalry.
Lieut.. H. Morelsnd, NJ, sth Iowa Cav.
Lieut.. w. +. Ogle, H. 8'h Iowa Cav.
Lieut.. J. c Prichard. G. 8lh Iowa.
Lieut.. J 9. Bower, d, 9th Iowa.
Capt. VI. NJ Waldon, Sth Iowa Cav.
co.. james Bidde, 9th Iowa Cav.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

METROPOLITAN THEATRE. The 'Octo.
room" which has been some time in most
active preparation, with new scenery, new
costumes, new appointments and new
music, the cast including the entire st. ength
Of manager Wildman's company-which We
can unhesitatingly pronounce byt far the best
that has ever graced the boards Of Daven-
port theatre, was presented at the Metro.
politan for the first time last night, to a
very large. enthusiastic and highly delight
cd audience.
The perfection Of this drama. and beauti
fnl ENHANCEMENT fits Incidents. offer to
our citizens production that it appears to
US could not be exc.ll.d even in the large
theat es Of the eastern cities. Mr. Wildman
has been most lavish in his expenditures,
having spared neither expense, labor or
pans to produce the drama in style wor-
thy ofary city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
JOINT DISCUSSION.

A large crowd of people was in &tend-
ance upon the joint discussion at the Court
House this afternoon between Messrs. Par
ker and P'ice the Congressional candidates
in this county Mr.. Price had the opening
and closing. AS near as We can learn from
wha, took place previous to closing. Mr Par
ker had the hest Of the argument, and gave
his aatagonis, ~cvc1c run, as he has all
thorough the campaign. We shall give q
full synopsis of the speeches in our next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

tRoS THE SEAT OF WAR IN IowA.-Mr
lmpey. who was sent by Gen. Baker with
arms to the southern part Of the State and
to make such observations and reconnOis-
sanrcs as the state Of affairs in the bord T
States might seem to demand, returned this
morning. He reports the southern half Of
our State delugcd with rumors, and its ner-
vous system in a state of great trcpi'ation
+ ere is no doubt that gang Of gucrriilas-
more Or less-invaded Southern Iowa on
stealing expedition, and in cool blood muir
dercd three citizens, but other than tlat-
as to the marching on Of Gen. Price \
forces or any other Generals forces to Iowa,
he considers it all IN tn. imagination. So
we have thought all the time.
In speaking Of this matter perhaps for
the last time-it is well to speak Of the re-
newrd sensation and excitement OF last
night. Late in the night, long after Gen.
Baker had gone home from his Office, he
was aroused from his sIumbers by some one
irantically tugging away at the door bell.
llastrning on his clothes not KNOWN
wh, tler he xas about to meet "Pap" Price,
or any other man. he fastened to the dnor.
and received Telegram from demoral'zed
messenger. which telegram was from the
seat Of war on the southern border. and
called for 50J stand of arms and from 5o.-
900 to lw.0o0 rounds Of ammunition. to
say nothing of artillery, ambulances and
sanitary stores. The General hastcncd
down town, ordered the goods out cf the
warchouse-wehto over the river and secured
the promise Of transportation, and got
everything in readiness fora descent upon
the enemy in force. Learning that Mr..
Impey was aboard Of the boat asleep he
went back and upon arousing that gentle
what was the row. The awakened party
replied that the trouble was all over, and
that ali was quiet on the border. The
General was disglsted. He had been up
ncarl all night--had his clerks up banging
around all night in the discharge of what
he conceived to be important duty. and to
find that he ha been the victim Of some
old wnlnan's whim was not conducive Of q
placid frame Of mind lie at once counter
nan Cd he order for supplies, and went
home to breakfast.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
COMMERCIAL,
Davenport Markets.

Orr1rp or THE DAVENPORT DENocRAr.
Thursday evening. Oct l.. 1864
FLouR.-W hoiessle *9. GoJ 10 IN DBL; Retail IL
lo4o
wuk.r.-No !. well cleaned. round and plump.
Club. Tea and tsalena. 81 lnU Is; No. Q, all
sound. not clean enough for NJ. I. $l.o5t9 10
rejected. uus,v AMI damp cents
Conv-Snciied. No. !. sound, plump and dry.
%: do No. |, shrunken. Il in ear No l. sound
plnmpand dry, -: do. No. s5@so
O,rs No l. clean and sound 45q5y; do. No.
2. damp AMI not clean. -.
B.RLEY -sl.2aG 80.
PovtyoEs --snd s5
Ox,oxs.-$i oWl.
EnGs. 2:c
Wurrg BEAxs -s2 o0Gf2 50
FLsxsgED.- ~ oeG2.25.
Trs rsorHY-*4aa
CLJvsR-f5.5o
N~~ vorh ss"ca ua-k-s.
Nrw yoax. Oct II.
SrocKs- Better bu, closed weak
Com -Op, ned at 81 i3 X, closed $2ns.
New York Markets.
Ssw yox. Oct. II.
Flora Opened better and closed n at e s:
@as.@'. ex. It: slo.oo@lo.io 4. II. Q.
WpsAr -Open.d 3 &c better and closed dul
at 4 asos2 e3 for Chicago sving; 81 asM ]. 90 fol
mil club; s2l5ao 2p for winter red western
CoRx-lc better at $40, 55c for mixed western
closing at sac
OArs-Quiet 1@2c oetter ss@s.c for west
ern.
Ponk-Dull, heavy and lower At e4oGll. mes
&4l.25@42 new; &3s@4n. prime. \.
LAaD-Quiet at 915@. 1sc-
WaisKgY -Firmer at $l.13@a.74
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

FiFrn STREET As will be seen by adj
vcrtisement. the property holders on 9Th
street hold = meeting at Judge Grants Of
flee his evening. The object is to organize
for the purpose Of defending themselves
agains. any steps that the city may take to
oblige them to pay for sidewalks upon that
street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

We are often asked, Why do we adver
tlsc DR.. llarvey's Chrome Thermal Female
Pills : W. reply-tirsi. because we are
pad Tor II and, secondly, the medicine is
no imnoSltlon, hut one that Will accomplish
all tn = II Is SAID tD do. See advertisement
IN another co.umn. oct IL llw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
GROVE<TEEN 4 Co..
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS.
49a HrDoirny. .Nfp Ioyk.


The attention Of the puplic and he trade is in :
yited 70 our New scale u, ta,e Rosewood Piano
Fortes. which for volume and purify oi tooe e
unris aled ty any Ii,tcrto Offered this market.
They contain all the modern improvements,
French. Graud .Act'un. Harp Pedal. Iron Frame,
Over Strung Bass &C.. aud each Instrument b, ing
made under the personal supervision VI VI. i. H..
GRoyEsrks>. WHO has mad Il practical eKperien g
OF over - wears IN iheir Manufacture, is futfy
lrarrant.a il. u ~ part eatar.
TIE "Gronestccn Pono Forte" rfcdirt1 The
haghest drurd " wertto,tr III otbers at
the Celebrated UorM Foir
Where were cxhibi ed insti u.nents rom the best
makers OF l. naon, Paris. Gei many fbad. hia
Baltimore Boston ana New York; nd ..l-o at
the American Institute ipr nv. s-ise years.
the go i aud SILVER medal oI wnten can ue seen
at our ware-i oofn.
Is, the INTRODUCTION Of Improvements We mi ke
still more perfect Piano Forte. ana by m.nutsc-
turiny largely, ~ith s,ric,iy > stem. are
enabled 10 oder tie>. n>tt uilients al price
which will preclude Ill ennpetf.o
Prices Nn. 1. Seven Octave, round corners,
Rsfwood plau u>t. e.. No z Octave,
r..uni corn q, Il 'scaooI nrasy m,.u uldln- Sy'"i
NJ. 3, : Uetave, round 90 ne.s. Rosewood Louis
NV STYLE, $3.50. Terms. Mt Ca-n, IN current
funds. Descriptive circulars ,ens tree. octlS.y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

SroyEs.-Thc place o buy the Stewart
and Challenge Cooking Stoves is at Geo. W.
Smiley I'd ST., between Nam and Harrison
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

iF you would have luxurant hair use the
preparations sold only By Grabbe, under the
LeClairc House
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
Democratic County Ticket.
For Recorder,
AUGUST +. MAST.
For Clerk Of the District Court.
HIRAM WHEELER.

DR. FEIEARp, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his office, ON Main street.
Davenport. spi- -d6wtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

10 .. F.-The X. w. Grand Lodge Of
the I. q. o. r. will hold their annual COM
munica,ion at Odd Fellows Hall on Brady
street, between 9th and 9th streets, COM
mencing to morrow At o'clock \. NJ A
large attendance is expected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

tty tile operation braideius TIis siM TO
IAL DISEASE il teduce l. and their continued
use, according /" p',ted dne,tions wihei, accom-
pany eacn b.x o. style, il cert III 10 cure in
ali Cases where tin l.epiinclple within their
rccupeiatvr powers,
SrSvP>Is ur iinA.pKTns PilLS CURATIVE QrALi-
TIES Tie whole rnrativ. effect NAV be placed IN
this light. II the >iolna Ii and boa l. are out Of
order. the general iitai,h is III, cred /, any dis
ease ex sts Ia any pact OF te body. VIII ia local
general in iiar.eter. that disease viii mo, or
less effect the stomach and bowels Now, y an
de,h Pills, ny removing impurities from the
blond, and cleansing the oni,ch and bowels OF
matters that interfere with their healthy act on
restore and Keep IN ord / these important and
govelnin. organs ot tine economy oi man Sold
BY ali Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

Octubrr nth, Darwin ~tauntpn. Youngest son
CT II G. and Sa' al Jane Armstrong aged isht
months.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1864

Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant & STRAIT
toms Chicago Commercial College, TO get
thorough practical business education, or to
becol.e good so.nd telegraph OPERATOR
For crrnlars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant & Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

THE difference beiwe, n "a fool and "A
wise man. The wise begins where the
fool leaves off. The wise insur. their Life
and Health before disease ove,.takcs them.
The rae 'equire no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollars left to helpless
family will Sa them from vic = and misery.
Ih, mise know that five or ten dollars per
week IS not only a relief but a supportt 10 a
family visited By sickness. Become wise
before it is too late, and exam me subject
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, at the off C of
WV. ALIEN ISc. NILS,
Room No. ., ever Ma, klot s Bank,
Corner Of Brady and q | streets.
Oct. 10 otf
Cold weather i coming. ani TO provide
against II, the iasli,s Should have 4 set, Of
those splendid iurs sor sale at fa rand s.
lie can >upp'y YOU with every style a, a
reasonable figure
EVERY time you wait gool rei able suit
o. clothes ina'ae up. ca.l 1t kra.use's, .ppo
site the National Bank, an. If he can't
please You, 'h-n YOU are past bel ng satisfied.
Ills sto is prime, and he never asks more
than al article is worth.
EcoSoNy. The impor ance o ftigiI econ
ony cannot be too strongly imp 'rssed upon
the minds OF the people. One way to e,on-
om'ze is TO get your cloth e III; .ie at Ss nj
Perry S, opposite the Post Office lou will
get the IN 'st durable gods ami at the ve,y
lowest figure.
DENIAL. - he Rock Island Union denies
t at there was any cheering at the John
Wentworth meeting in that city lew
nights since, upon the receipt Of tn news
Of the death Of Chief Justice fancy, as VIC
stated upon what We consider, d re liable in
| formation. on Saturday. We are glad to
be able to give the people of Rock Island
| the benefit Of this denial, as we could but
deprecate any such craven exhit .ition Of
teci'nS on the part 0i any one.
| A New NAME roR IT.-Thc D, .venport
Gazette. in trying to accsunt for Yates' "a J.
ure in Rock Island said he vas laluring
under physical disab lity." The Union
calls it "a severe cold and sore throat y
The real trouble was Bourbon on the brain
that's what's the matter He was in tn.
same condition that he was when he at
tempted, in Springfield to M ike a speech
to the 7th regiment, and didn't know wheth
cr he was advocating the g'.or Gus rebel
lion," Or ''thc id old Union. y These ar.
the expressions he used (ac cidensalIy o
course) on that occasion--b,m Il .lowed
that hs ~ ehse !. lebosins = ID shvs,ca
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
efrf. -,
a xsare Ssu.iMcs. Chance.

a,4. ooo nr t;ax..aL MERCHANDISE. cnnsisunx
y ury Go ,ds Grocerles. iiard~arr. HATS ana
,s,s. bouts ind SHOES fu, ,ll, or cAsnans" Tor
..l nrop,,iy rhis stock was selected IN -.
.r,nncr fa,, :. low rrires srosl Jnbbers and I,
,,icreA.ior sale on account Of the taiiins health
r ;,s owner. Ii c..n bc bought at great bar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

NJ A ATRINO NAL!

T AIDES AND GENILEME IF YoC WISH
IL 10 marry. address 4 under, signed, who will
send .an without n.nncv aud without price yalu-
able inf .rinuilon that will tnanle you IL marty,
happy and speedily. irresl,e. il. uf age. w-,ith
or beauty. THIS Information viii ,psi you moth
in. and il ,ou wi-ii iu MARRY | wiil eli, e.inlly
assist YOU. Al htteis strictly .ouii.iontial Tie
e-ired Information +ent by fefutd n,ail aud no
questions asked Ad.lres.
SARAH q LAMBERT
Greenpolnt. hni4> Co.
dAw2m New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
In his Great Performance OF
JACOB McclookEYl
e. -. COOK. ~ GIncle Pete.
PUBLIC MEETING.

DRO ERIl nrI.DEk> on 9th street are re-
i Yu",ied IL met at the otii, of In iye Grant
lis evening nj ! !. O'Clock. and come prepared
topaz the r ,nscri; ;,tions Tor con,es ing the
5th Il eet sidewalk case. i full attendance is
solicited dit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

] Corner we-tcs~ Avenue sGd tyans -. -
'pyw cDmptts st& ssDsh tuus NJ SssDtt Il IN
We would vesOQsSc1ly ss.giet f3ssM 49, 1svs
'ng Whss q ~. Csttp - l...4 uNsAa. ~ .
gise us - w. Wi1l xusfstses. ssSWe1 k&M
cntnssrS, ~ others hns ~ ..llml vi. a4 lns stol
Will pls ase bring II 70 ossr mill WfwtB s1
rO'. 90 % two centS pr buslsel hi4hse
r..sket prize w. w:
fsssilis- and Bakers wilt pl.ass nAire q
~ -. .satsay depsnd - Z sssslSf ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18

Bv the almost unaaimou- not on ot the pal tie
Interested.
Christ aHdOrO's Hair bye
has replaced o"i wornou Inventions Tor col
Oing the hair which the better eApcrience OF
years had proved to be ineffective ana uei-tcrous.
Unlike the compounds 'ha,
MAkE WAR
upon the health u! the ai, and dry np and con.
sumo The Juices wnicn SUSTAIN lnI. mud 2 niil
aud p,riect dye is found to Ue vital, zing as well
as a aeonrin2 IA eat.
Christ a&lOrO's Hair Preventative.
av"lu.bi,. adjunct to he Dye. dressing aud pro-
noting the growth und perfect health 81 Tie hair,
and OF Itself. when used alone IL safeguard that
protects the hbres from d.cay under uIl rcun,.
stances il under all climes Manui. .ctnrcd by J
CHR lADUkD, No q. Asinr House. New Yotk
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Wdnesday Evening. October l0th,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-18
REVOLUTION

IN TIL DIRE 5 S G ROO NJ !.
BY the almost unaaimou- notion Of the pal ties
The sun., 1864-07-04
The Rebels Approaching Nnr1insbr-g-
Ewcli In CoTmand.

BdlinlOrs, July .-kuinogs hive been circul,t n.
here all day that lafgr rebel o.se, under tio c.
..H,ud Of Goa,;s Ewe'., hsi A:'qoked the d,,.l
trcors at Martin .tugr, lri Heilc the ov.cn.t,
.. tlnt pace. Tho folowiue Information f. i,s..d
to the u.at;er has locn !.oo.yol at n,,,o- ~t.s.
h-suI pnlcipa!I upon disT.pdo- iroia "a. -. sc..
ny:
At5u. d1ybrcak this morniur iu'oire fcgloi
eadIGa-ters Vt Ml.tinslu'c TO :. ca:'' t... he
Icnris WcIe Gsu.sl,y applo1ohlA' IA t.r,. .,nua;e
couu,.s oao by the way VI she tnrnf 80 oaa,ds
shepaECsioN n, the o,hGg tow ards ANf,.A &c, not
e. i.cg the line Of the railroad, and 4, ,.. " eit
Ill. 1t win 10 Remembered that t.r H, ,. 'ou of
the c,iroad Ia that of General HWg'3., 49,, tied BY
General SirsL with Generals Kellg an q. p v Hottrr
Gcnors, Nol'. fo-Co IL ri Cinh1...Ii, w.erc ..l
ilcI I;L OF excitement cxlris
Gelp Slgel on receiving ~, IN, nation, e. ores
prtpNei To check the apD-pseh '' . eaeny, IN or-
der thai no movable prolc-.' shoJ.4 he d,etroye..
Inc uooIs were drawn up, and at Eve ocock fehting
commenced IN the noighbofhood Of Bunker HilI ind
continued four Ave hours, during which his Co dry
| fell slowly back TO the infantry suppors
Ascertainins Tint the force Of the enemy large
| y suIsrior to his own, Gen. sigel determined -
evsSastA AAklasb2xg, VAiGh ~ accumulated in