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%, II. .Tet, INlJ,
TINS IL to certify that during III" Etst sA years have
beer! t'th directly AMI Indirectly connected with Mr. T.
Il. Marine III hu'ihc-3 and take pleasure IN stating
that during that time have always found him pr, j.,
a industrious, business ui most inquest unahlc
integrity. possessing tho confidence OF all the bushes,
who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, c. A. LEARY.
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S'GsJTx'S MIXTURE.

shE r. safe and reliable remedy for the cure
"i rheumatism. Painful Nervous Alice
nous >rr''ns, Burns. Swe!lings and all
BEST disc SEES rcuuiriuy an ,xt,rrni ,,i; on
on Man ff''"'''"
On Horses it will never fail to cure the
h'Ni- "lyEvii, FistuIa, old running Sores or
WENT S"eeny. Il properly applied. For sprains,
scratches. E"ni;eS. Cracked loofs thaf,s
f"h Saddle or Cellar Calls Cuts or Wo.nd., il
Il M ,nfaliib!c remedy. Try il and be con.
'inccd Vi its great efficacy
MN EtEUMATISM
F''rSnhs Inflicted with this disease no mat
ter "' how long Standing can be promptly
-. ara 'h2ciua'iy cured by using this Mixture
there Is nothing in the world 80 sure and
:" good to take AWAY bad Corns and cur.
''e"S' Ir>t Bites as this preparation Try it and
s",iIif Yourselves. Prize % and 80 cents per
''" bottle Prepared by
) a. FDUTZ d BROTHER
" estmi nstcr. Nd.
IN use For sale by DR. Ii II MITCHELL, Elkton
STA Druggists AMI Storckecpers every where.
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PHILADELPHIA.

4 RE- not Only unexcrurd, hut they are
~ absolutely aH~yrullsi, b. any other
Rcrd Instrument in The country. Designed
expressly for Churches and Schools. they
are '"und t" he equally well adapted TO the
paglor and dta"ing room. For sale by
T.. VI, BRUCE,
No. Is Nvtt. Scrt nth Street
sept -. .aGl-ly Philadelphia.
tE= Where can also be found a complete
sy-ur,nient OF the PERFECT MELODEON
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c. A. Ii RY.
DENTON, Caroline county, Md.
To 1gR BUSINESS PUBLIC

After eight years connection with Mr. +. Z Marine as
Hrovciy and Commission Merchant, take pleasure in
"' commenting him as business man strictly correct
nd must say that he has my cutirn confidence.
WAi. NJ ilcM AiihN. sheriff
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Stores on0 { inmare.

'ENIE celebrated Royal cook Store with
4 NtHudrri fire buX for wood or Goa. -
Owing t" H." unprecedented popularity OF
thus steve, W. have been induced 10 Her il
With the uiul"St confidence. to those vhu
want il : od heavy cast Stove Dut uG the
,lunCusc Number OF the SOY u thai hhr.
been s"ld we have never heard =, SINGH c"n
piaInt "t tarlul" to "LGIatc to entire Satlstac
ton. and We challenge the would to present
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale al City prices for cash.
by PRYOR * BRO
Aug. |, 1868. Ek,nn. Nd
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SILVER PLATED, FORKS e. SPOONS.
Just received good assortment of Tribe
- Plated Forks and Spoons; superior
article, aud warranted to be as represented.
For sale, at city prices, by
mar IS f. W. STAPLES.
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COAL OIL LAMPS.

Z BEG Leave 10 iHfor,n MY friends and the
l. pubic gerersily that have commenced
tbs manufacture OF COAL OIL LAMPS Of
every description and style of finish. at
No. 50 s. Second st.. pi,ilad'a.
18th my present facilities for manufactnr-
ing, and practical esp, srnce III thirteen
years IN the management OF the lamp husi-
acss for some ot the largest houses in this
country. hatter myself that my experience
and kno"IedGe will enable ME to offer to the
public goods not cquaIlcd by any in regard
S. style AID workmanship, and Al plIccs com
pn'tng with the lowest. / shall always
.rdeavor To Iced il Offering IL he public new
and useful inventions in our line. 1 have
Also taken TIE wholesale agency for the sale
~ GEO. W. BROWN Il co.'s CELrnRArEp
METAL Toys. A. !. WElDENER,
No. BS South Second Street,
sept p, lsG4-fm Philadelphia,
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JACOB HARLEY

+ OF prime country HAMS for sale by
IL June IL. WM. McCLELLAND, Jr.
-+-t~ -~r-----+-- --....7 !. . r +--,L -
CANNED PEACHES put up by DR.. H. n
~ Mitchell for sale by
nov ~. ROSSELI. a. HINES
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for Coughs, COLTS, Group, Whoop,ng
cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Bfood, Pa'n and Ueakness of the
breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad.

Trans run b, Chicago time which il tye,-. mn.
nies faster than Davenport tipe '''-
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY ls,h ,ss4
A/aad until further notice, trains viii ie.re
Davenport as follows e
$40 A. NJ. for Griunell and Waah,nro,
81 a. Y. freight accommodation for Cr;nn.,
q - 90 DO Iowa City
Trans arrive At Davenport as follows:
~ 4. v. freight and accommodation FROM
Iowa CITY nv"
% r. w. freight and accommodation from
nrinneii and Washington. oA'
10 y. express iron Grinnel and Musca;inc
Inc - =. N. train on Of Davenport make.
diteot connection at Grinnell. Iowa (ty and a,
Washington. with the Western Stage Co.'S Sta
- Tor ali points West, South. West. and North.
, West -''' VIZ
IRAN nom tie west cpnrect at Day.rpcr,
VIII Trims oi the chicago i kocs Island RR'i
~ points last. North. ana south.
Passengers are reminded Of the rera.sitv ~
giving ds'lne' directions as to the destination ~
| ,A9-age also 70 procure tickets before talin.
! hesr seats Ia the cars. j. r. TRACY Snn, .
| a. NfnB,LL, Asst Sup't mr. n ~ p'
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Baltimore 4 Ohio X. II. Re-oDened

I>iiiS GREAT NATIONAL THoROuGurApr
4 y again open for ireigts and travel, 1ha
cars and machinery DESTROYED are replaced by nav,
running stock, with all recent improvements
and as tue bridges and track are again in subs,np
tlai s9A atloa. the well earned reputation of this
Road ior SPEED, SECURITY and COMEuRT
VIII be more than sustained under the re.orpani'
cation 81 its business h
IA addition 10 the uneqlaled attractions Of mt.
nrai scenery heretofore conceded to this rowe
troubles upon The border have associated numsr'
Gus points upon tie. H. between the Ohio R;rar
and iiarper's Ferry, with painful but ins,ructiye
] interest 1919
Connections at the Ohio Rivcr with Cleveland
| ana fnisburg, Central Ohio and Marietta and
| Cincinnati Railroads. and through them with
l the whole railway system Of the Northwest Cen.
trial West aud Southwest at llarper's Ferrv viii,
| the Winchester road at Washington Junc,an
| with the Washington branch for Washington
| City and the Lower Potomac: al Baltino,e w;,h
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York
Two dollars additional on through, tirke,s IA
baltimore q the Northern Ci,ies. live The nrivi
| tega o. visiting Washington City en- route bepv
| - lower than the cost oi ans other line as re
| eentiN charged and the rate TO Baltimore Leiny
81 - lower tLan recently ch,rg ID by way OF Har
! iishurg. This j. the only route by which has SON
gers can procure through tickets and through
Cheeks 20 Washington City
! ". = SMITH, Master Transportation, Baltimore
! H. NJ SoiE. Geni Iicke, At, Baltimore. ivadly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

SUMNER ADVANCEMENT

~ AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 18th ,saA
~ ann until further notice. trains will lesve
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) - follows
lst Mail train at -. commentaries ~
tApfes ...............S 81, r. \.
- follows:
81 Night express At 90 -
"a yaiiF express and mail train e rs. p. \.
an trans over this route are in direct connect
'ion u oh'cago with trains over both the Michi-.
gan Southern. Michigan Ceptra, p,,s,,rr -.
WAYNE aud Chicago Railroads to and from n.
, no toledo columbus, Cleveland. Cincinnati.
In'snaf I, Dunkirk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Albs'
~, Jew York, Philadelphia, baltimore. ana
Passengers are Reminded of IL, ,.-..-
o. EiVhg distinct directions as 10 the dest;na,;ar
- l''vii baggage, also to procure ticket. before
.akihg ,helr seats in the cars, as the Conductors
ia'es .hN !. tae stations the line of the
Uhicago ana Rock Island Railroad
/ HFih - j rf,Af.H Co.,.
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NOTICE.

TINE Annual Meeting of tie members Of the
- Scott County Agricultural Society for the
electio Of officers, &c, will be held at the Cour,
4oure on Saturday. Nov. 9Th, at clock, y. m.
The Dire tors will meet at the Secrctaryts Of.
- . IVY O'Clock, .. M. the same day.
WIN. x. HAfGHT,
O. rs Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
Hannibal i 81. JOSEPH, Railroad

4 NJ STEAM fArhAr Lines On THE
a "4s~eu'i liver. Iae most practicable .y,ie
~ SIS cold MINES OF Idino BuGnoek CITY. YIN
GINA stty, Gallaiin. Denver Wasi,oe, Boisee nd
tsnspinta- Daiig Overland stages from Atchi
son u '3ose points. Al rail Is - .I8seuh. At
ehi>sl i.atan ani NeSssu. The Da,g acket
: a.iie. suns from Weston % Lea.en worth sser.n
'hsie>.i and Kansas CITY, 1leris ,nile~D Stage
we e1i4ut's ron i.eayenaptth AMI Kansas CIV
q l. 'srence, Topeka Fl. isiley H. Scot, SAINT,
Ha.
IN Weekly Packets The elegant packets CD
9, ace, Denver. j. II. Lacy. West Wind and !
''lars totm Ifi-Wsekl, Line lrcrn -. loser,
9 ) eora-sa City. Council Binds and omaha
~" Daily Stages fro.n 81 Joseph q above nonts
"shsf> WITH teams and luggage carried on III,
sun sr'in and packet Tie above stal ing noin,s
~ artiF. tiesl tor tho Pissn.
:, .2nneet,'ns mate n ra ana s. pockets on tn
h'ssiSsi2,n @ivei xifh tie hannibal 4 81. ,Ioe i
4. 81 gA,aef ..ni lianAiHal
fa' '.,Teush Tickets Or Freight, apply 40 r. ST
, .e,'s'a'a. assnt al Davenport, o. on board tie
J. T. X. HAYWARD. Gcnl supt.
/. Il. GkoAT Gen Tiche, AGENT.
DJIIN-D> F. g..
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JACOB l.n1xEN.

DRACTiCAL DYER PARTICULAR At
IL rrxrIos pad 70 dyeng Cloths, Silks velvstf.
y Garments Of any kind--tO give aay ccss dc
s,ra in,Isa street. Two aDogs veal si jOwH-
rarti .;dss. -. ny holy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

<,ae hsi lsssDs i.".l.. Phladeipia Tor View
'te; !p.r aai.v e.3H. ;rain Nrs Work - isDsson
81 ~ s4lFc,' 1 taH"agi And tran sierred Tree.
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Erie SailWny.

Aaat AAuktWuys
BnriioaG tiilge Double Track and T.lepyo,b
e Il n" iGfl. boston ph,ladel, i,ia
atfmaie, Harrisburg aud AL Eastern
ttits, caf,y!Dg the Grcat Ihrougb
United States Mails
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DuNKIRK OR
IL ntiale on The arrival OF all trains nom the
West VIA Ire Lake Shore Railroad also from Sal
aitanca on The arrival of trans via the Neg R,.ad
Gauge atlantic and Great Western Railway from,
Cleveland. y, giving passengers the ayapipge
from Dulkifk or buffalo, from Cleveland q
- tx root Gauge, combining ase ana comfort
without change. III wide, roOny paace car. di
rect TO View ! ork. perfection attained by no
other route
FOR FREIGHT
between all points EaEt ard West. our facilities ar
unrisaiei. Forming close and reliable counec,inn
at Dunkirk aud Buffalo with Western roads aud
4 Salamanca With She broad Gauge Atlantic and
itea' western Railway, BY which ronte there il
no transfer bsiHeen New York and Cleveland
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
ali points 10 the West, making ~ quick time aud
as rs rates ~ BY any other route
For freight nr passage apply al all the princips,
Offices u the West, and q, Gi Clark street Chics.
gc. z4e broadway. New York, and 70 South. ST
L. Is, New York. 10 State street, Boston.
GHAS. MiSOT, Gen'l Sup't.
y. j. SPENCER, West'n Ap't.
sI W. BLANCHARD, Gcn.l Freiga, Agent.
w. X. BARR, Gent Ticket Agent.
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m 7ELEGR.sf'X.


ing with their rear guard kept up. Al Gay
light they male staad ana were haf'--
sonely whipped again.
The most OF the Kansas mi.i'la bi'e oo"c
home. Martial Law has been ab hahea aiil
business re- nned. -.
Five hundr d rebels, under Col. Nc'ah-
'eis, crossed The iilnnina = 20 'A.''o','
ne Bucktoa On Honlay gpi"g h'fth. a
htfphg ''fte VA sent a'ier teen.
wees Bonn up - 'tii say NeI'-
Saliy AS Z inr lao winter l1af-ef' VI y efL
sally.
"a, fol,wia ID siv ~ !rVm an ea'i4Y
relia5e sJuece. ca ipaees N-gep e.a'tfss-
INK Pu'crp Y s,,ce ~ j +. ! ~ az
c,no., e s - - n.le- .aa "a - Fort
S9st / n u L iol tpe, eisel
y fmsls ~ suA H.tAr Tl.an ga d
4.i sa4iN 5, 81, 81 ~ %
Ae 40 III s.npy e3. 80 !, tuef,
aal i4 oe pW ..N isrT
4 81, ~ So It's \ u -'l -t
=, - "a 5o.t $ 'f trI ..fyol "
n l.,sasnW -eA*
N4Aa
bzHt l1llta
N-4 Npr,. 3s sd N85
cae-JaI i.0 +ao + tt ~.
al.
VS.. it.- 4t 5ta9 ita .9r
- n1 9HcN~ta I,- a--n Of
,ata. 81 94l us. i..a4 E..M usr af ui
IL u., nt ,l5lDcs- 9oy m.us -. b.u-
III IA w., tha euoauf Ia aatasitH tis i.ut.4
~. Aa4 Wa
tsh
S,ao,aeN tufee .u44tss - $3.50 neu
Eulfpal Creek ia tae l.c 10Y 1aav; wnua
tie gcncfalr,b i ,u.,v.in.n. VA. made tl,.s
f,rc.s a,vanre@' 70 iiucs ia, fo~a o. ia
.>acesl ieah Rtv tal F.o no4 I'll
Ike pm Ra Ill.,
Os. 49,. az ga aa.
the etsse> m.O w-an i i ieas q ret.rsa
IT, y ....td s4.l.l ~ u,+o ,.ie .....oi IT,, tatti-
.icatlen> tn re ero ted, ~ a ..onlnais. nv
y ,si,iun ior certain sa'4,,lo. Ii, ini,ita4 lts-
sons,
roconnnigeriu- warts abou. 80, ~fran
wa, $ ut nOt %. the 2 (ttf moan PoY N> a..
US en- ia Ia, II ieho,.n, ii flnst R.Kal
TAc expedition We. oos.nr, /. Nd ~ slas4,
Gibson, who 80 ai,an.l. t.i-i4usu it+tn1a,
self IA III actioa ii Mso.H.ll IL ANY r,t
Daing IN earl or hcar- i III. ,no,,in .,
the s47h Ma;nr ,,,h.nn n.,y.,l ~, o ', ~
across oo," praneheS OF the Shenandoat,
i,se'' anu 'n's'"s ,'r' ,,i,, front hoya
passed onward towards Milford and t. c Lee
roy sal'ey; before dayligh' ~ came up"r
the che'hN pihr's ahd GROVE them IN, CAP
'"''''1 one o. TWO. he inca passed rapidly
o" towards Milford CreeK "n the way VI
ne met tiic enemy IN fhe OF battle, With two
p'1'.o u a. y, anu ai,'iou9n ms iofe'
'u mo- eN'e'u o'o ne depioyea IL IN me o
VA Da'''e without reserve and charged them
me enemy perhaps remembering our Other
iate astonishing cavalry operations. die
nothing more than IRE one voley and
ofeaK. riosoh continued the pursuit a
raf'''y as l. was possible Tor nm TO move
,o'""in III Tue u'rh'ess. ne enemy KEPT
ms ai',e,s !" 'le P'Ae ana alter nring ONT
round ''moered ana made OH to the rear.
owihS 10 h'"son inferior force he coulc
NOT iiank the enemy and get at this artl
leTy. The enemy seat the artillery to ii,
rear ahead aud Kept the cavalry right an,
len OF the road to cover its getting off il
the general eharge which Gibson first made
lie captured one battle flag by cont hi
ing TO press ON Gibson. and at length droy,
OF tae epel forilfsauors. ia which ,fes
f-tsttt u q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

"a - TIVE be.l BAi1funRs oYsTErs 70
-i&@ ] ce8ved deadly. and sold 70 tire
xsR trade ana families al the Erpfsss
Ugcs
Oct9l dtwlw J. F. HILL, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
AENRY SER.BY.

N n ANUFAtTUkEk AND DEALER IN
WI Hats, CAPS, Iioves, fars, &c. store ON
- 81. between Man. nu-tarrison. apl5-Cm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

MORE VALUABLE THva GoLDi
3. L. p
Zeno, MogiDaus Capitatus,
The laws that regulate health. are Of impor'sace
TO all.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
The Greatest Medicine Of lac lge.
A sure an.idote for sickness. and refuge from
sorrow, Pain and Disease.
fi.cy are admitted to be the
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
for general asc. Purifying the Blood. and
cleansing the g stem from al impnrits. they are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
aud mild III their operation.
Read uhdt they nW do.
n. gentle and effective purga.ire.
Baou, arrangement renewed.
I lcanser Of the Blood and ssstem.
-Oebclty ami Loss of power dispeled.
| IImerg, supplied to the Muscles and Nerves.
| l. ema.e Irregularities removed.
O'ooaiy snlicpasions hani.hed
He.auct. entirely cured.
Irritation OF the Stomach removed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

tor Haiaio, NIAGARA Falls Toronto, Parikis ngs-
ION. Prescott, Montreal, Quebec. Portland &c
ana AT Buffalo and Suspension Bridge with New
York Central and New York 4 Erie Railroads for
Rochester syracuse, Utica. Albany, New York.
boston, nnl III Intermediate points.
fot Il psiy Express Trains via C. ". nv.
rom Igehof opposite Deiicit. BY which Cara
are fna through g Toronto WITHOUT change or
"rint, H.ting The most expeditions ana des,ra
aie ahad'an route, rs well AZ TO suspensiop
.'rlfse tufi4lo and the EAST.
rai.nt busters ani ventilators on all Cars.
Z > bank notes and postal CURRENCY taken n
par foi meal and refreshments al N II, oa,;,'. Nv
a"fses and rrires hlnent rooms Oh the line Of ~.
jrea; Western Railway NV
SIC pug ,ars, OF thu iaie-, improvements on
al III III: trains ="
iteNeiH va these 'avorite Reutes can be obtain
e. II ~ ;1e Esiiroaj uilres
A. WALiINGrORD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

~ EALsk IN FuKNIILkL, CARPETS,
- 44sis, Dit Cloth Mating, Window Shades,
Ar. Fast s,econn -, ext door 70 Perry. JyxI
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r. KHRk.
ILLUS KOCH.

n iARPLNTER AND BUILDER SHOP On
NLonrneicisi Alley, opposite Post Office, Da
mort.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
CALL AND EXAMINE

for Yourselves. and il sc your friends To do go.
Remember tbs gll sta. J. s9g-ll slde "a n street.
ugar Prtfy. {. CEtf,
Sepss Salesman.
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Great Central L. s. Mail Route

INASTN ARD Thrsc passenger trains from
I''''rn,o daily via Michigan Central railroad
''"sg @nse connections, ut Vets,t, morning,
noon aud evening with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS
- - - 49, -
4. w.. Il4AHAkAAOv.

AND AGENT; Buys aud sells Real Estate,
IL Oh commission, attends to renting Hou. es,
n..I-, etc. Ine best references given when re
quiicd. Onice IA FRANK RUNNERS Law UiIc.
entran.e lower emu OF jo,t Uii4ce BUCK, up
stairs. sepz5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
PHYSICIANS.
r. WOOD, d. u. W STEWART " D.
Drs. WOOD 4 STEVyAse's'.

-. A. l&EEsi. N. H.,
DHlsiCiAA AND SURGEON OF.IGi
l. resavnec No. ., corner Nain ana Thlrt
streets, Davenport Iowa. J.l-es-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

4 GOOD "YARD MAN, - Who can N a ke h /,
N self generally u-eial can hear Of Il good si
uaLion aud good pa al the LeClalge House
sem dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

Sleeping cars on II nighttralns.
For tickcia ana information apply at the Grea
Genital Tepol-toc Of Lake street.
" X. ARTHUR, Gen'l. Supt
VI. T. JoHNsoS Gen'l Passenger Agt juls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

Henry Sicily, al bis old sisaa on ID ST..
egst Of Perry. south SIDE has Just ieceiVeu IRON
the Eastern markets another spsen@ld STOCK OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
sSae. u ksbsfSaAea.

/ MD
l. Aurisi- tIict aMu r.Sictue. " baauy ST.
between AVA anu 9ti, IDasenferl. sp. dt.
'1szGs. - t1k.~. "a. %.
!lR HES NON or Ii.S Ills SEKYfBES
IL III tne various DrsiltAes CI medicine unu.
eert, tepse.a.tJ III tl.Use trouuie some crou,.
diseases peflit Az, b.,In TO patitit ana pms
,iCi.iA. ULi.c on Illiu sttref. n,tac-a bIatit
aud AaIn. opposite Dr. Acne oince. ni,5l
ksss. g, ssss.
NFFltE IN fAhnAsD'> BLOCH tUESt4,
~ u pl...y Anu recon- ,tirets, u,t s,alts. D..
sonYurt lpra. cf4tfd attention gwen 10 lrcat.
ni-i,t tNluuic ut.eas.F sn.. teilse COMPLAINT.
Every y.rgsts aha tit.ta a.c,ih .ud an uls.
~ss.s pei.aIuin1 tlltr.so Ni..l4t aa!l, te Anlis
cy = new tioceas-sate .iecT uat IN all oulzot
.ases Cilee upGis tIUnl =. H. 10 u. III.
Address BoX spu. spi4 ttAiyty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-20
FR0M GRANTS ARMY.


War Department,
Washington, June ls-l0P. Nj
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
The following dispatch from General
Grant, dated yesterday at IL o'clock 4.
M, at City Point. has been received by
this Department:
The 9th corps this morning carried two
more redoubts. forming part of the de-
lenses OF Petersburg, capturing 450 pris-
oners and four guns. Our successes are
being followed up. Our forces drew out
from within so yards of the enemy's en-
tfenchments Al Cold Harbor, and made a
movement of about 55 miles march, cross
ing the Chickahcminy and James rivers,
the latter 1000 feet wide and 81 feet
deep at the point Of crossing, and sur
prised the enemy's rear ut Petersburg
This was done without the loss of wagon
or piece OF artillery, and only about $50
stragglers were picked up by the enemy.
In covering this move Warren's corps
and Wilson's cavalry had frequent skir-
mishing with the en- smy, each losing 50
to6o killed, and 10 flicting an equal if not
. greater loss upon the enemy.
The 18th corps (Smish's) J was transfer
rsd from White House to Bermuda Hun
drfd BY water, and moved out near to
Petersburg, on the night of their arrival.
Hd surprised and took the very strong
holds of the works north east Of Petsrs-
burg before sufficient force could be got
in them By the enemy to defend thsm---
He Was joined the following night BY the
I'd corps, which captured moro Of the enc
my's rsdoubts farther south. This was
followed BY the 9th corps, with the result
~ shove stated.
All the troops ars now up except ssvsn
divisions, now covering the wagon tEaias.
and they viii oome to-night
Tho enemy. in thor endeavors 70 rsin.
ioFce PetsFsbufg,s shasdened thsif =.
trenchnnsnts il 6oat sf Bermuda Hun-
dreds aud - tlo1bt sxpeeked troops flen
- sofa y Janno dvsr = take l1oiz
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Fight near Long Bridge.


The Herald's correspondent 5th corps
gives the following account of fight near
Long Bridge:
Crawford.s division advanced after
crossing. Heaton pushed forward near
the heights on the other side, firmly es.
tablishing himself aud there remained till
daylight, when other divisions of the 5th
corps took petitions near BY. Here the
corps remained all day, but not without
some desperate and brilliant fighting BY
Crawford's division.
The cavalry is still in his advance. A
portion was sen: ia the direction Of Tur-
ner's Ford across the Chickahominy. and
some towards White Oak Swamp crossing.
At the latter place the cavalry came upon
the lst and I'd South Carolina regiments
Of Hampton's brigade. and being inferior
in numbers, sent for infantry support
Crawford sent Gen. Bates's brigade with
instructions to aid the cavalry and get
possession of the road, and entrepch.-
Very shortly after Lyle's brigade vent
to the assistance Of the ist brigade it was
followed BY Carl's brigade.
In some redoubts throvn mn h. N.
Cieiian the enemy had placed three can
Don from which they kept up vigorous
6re On our troops, whose object Il wss 10
held Long Bridge Rad, upon which ~.,s
oil our trains, silence The runa a. H..
redoubts and keep poseeseion a. Wh;ts
Oak Swamp Bridge. -
Barne1 battery, Let n. Y. -. ,oc...,a
% - to command the bridge and prevent
the enemy from crossing over fron th.s
direction.
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