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, 1864-06-24

Only four counties in Oregon gave Dem
ocratic majorities at the late election, viz; :;
Umatilla, Jackson, Josephine and Goose.
, 1864-06-24

DULL TINE s.-The Dalles Mountaineer
speaks of the dull times at that place, but
argues that at all the other towns below
business is fully as dull.
, 1864-06-24

QUARTZ MILLs.-There will be six quartz
mills in operation in the Boise and Owyhee
mines by the 1st of October.
, 1864-06-24

THE wire for the telegraph from Portland
to Olympia is being deposited along the line.
1t will be put up and in operation by the
first of August
, 1864-06-24

At latest dates Hen derson's majority fol
Congress in Oregon footed up 2788.
, 1864-06-24

TREAsURE.-It is stated by the Portland
papers that the shipments of treasure for
the first five months this year show an in
crease of $4,000 over corresponding pc
riod last wear.
, 1864-06-24

STRANGERs.-Qu a large number OF
strangers have recently made their appear
ance in this city. They come from Boise
and Walula, mostly by Stage, and now that
Thomas & Co.'s line is making such unpre-
cedented fast time to and from the Boise
mines, we are likely to have continual
stream of strangers and others pouring
through this great metropolis of the Upper
Columbia. Everything goes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
Baltimore 4 Ohio 4. r. Re-opened

r7NHIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHFARE
l. is again open for gifts and travel. The
cars and machinery destroyed are replaced by new
running stock, with all recent improvements !;
and as the bridges and track are again il substan-
tiaI condition, The well earned reputation OF this
road for SPEED SECURITY and COMFORT
will be more than sustained under The re-orynn-
cation OF its business.
In addition to the nnequaed attractions of nat
ural scenery heretofore conceded to this route
troubles upon the border have associated numer
Gus points upon the road, between the Ohio River
and iiarper's Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest
Connections at the Ohio River with Cleveland
and Pittsburg. Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads; and through them with
the whole railway system of the Northwest, Cen
trail West and Southwest at Harper Ferry with
the Winchester road Ut Washington junction
with ihe Washington branch for Washington
City and the Lower Potomac /; at Baltimore with
four daily trains for Philadelphia and New York
Two dollars additional on through tickets to
Baltimore OF the Northern Cities give the priv
lege of visiting Washington City en- route-being
IS lower than the cost OF any other line, as re-
Gently charged and the rate to Baltimore being
xl.5n lower than recently charg ID b. way of Har-
risburg. This is the only route b. which passen-
gers procure through tickets and through
Checks TO Washington City.
W. p. SMITH, Master Transportation, Baltimore
L. NJ. CoLE, G-n'l Ticket Agt, Baltimore. iv.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
LA'L'l1 - r. WI
p.eticularv q Stes.d.L's Gre
Hk Sstsry.
Anelk.r Battle iwal4ent II ! :
hkeuau1eah
--latest = Hssile.

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re HeyalTs eciaI tom ehet'uahs "'S
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se,ass az n'g AL Tear
, .ea II h bridge y ~
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q q. D+yn., a.n 't's~n :" 'ue
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y elton. ,o.,.,,
n.iria,dy. cnn4nandi,g he I'd oas,si
as captuied. vith eseta' " sas'S.
c...,,, u e.--u ln. e e,ny w b g'est "
lslc~ ana >occ-ss, u III NJ b'oosn on '"''
,,x div ,uu. sttb a,iii.Iy H,d h.ih thrh
check un.h b. rr.tssi q tue "a co ", ~
,.u.. L Gu ia the ssms position his o. :
III ii . Lanuorn &c i aser.
G.o. A,rtui VA, re ,evrd from do'y,
h ado, ON tots a. No., a. a Was rtah,'d Is
Il sb cue, fa t~euss ga. lli>' TO-
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,br4ri,at,us. II geuer5l eugagee
IL iiuIl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

and thenou n cone acting his lines around
Petessbure hopes to be able 70 detsch
force sufficient TO reinforce and rally the de-
moralized army from the Shenandoah.
Toe Herald correspondent with the lO'n
cnsps also rays the movements Of the enemy
are full Of promise; uneasiness is manifest
in all their movements. They are certainly
getting ready for 4 movement Of some kind.
perhaps 10 fall back to Swift Creek-tne
first Of their lines between Petersburg ana
Richmond. The re- son undoubtedly IL,
that Grant is being too strongly reinforced
or the rebels 70 maintain heir thin extend
ID line now over ten miles in length.
Nrw YopK. Sept. 2S.--The Herdtds
Nonn, Jackson correspondent Of the gath
avs although we have considerable fight
mo since leaving Winchester still there Las
been nothing in the way Of a regular hattie
or ANYTHING approaching the action Of Mon
iay last Captures OF artillery, flags &c,
=, Fishers Hill were made more by rapidity
Of our movements and accurate maneuver-
ing than by force.
To-day we are still moving on.
The enemy is retiring.
Our cavalry is doing nobly beyond a
doubt
Early is doing everything he can to get
nut Of our reach Should an engagement
ensue to-day or to morrow, it will be be-
because we have forced him into it.
Every hour adds more and more prisoners
| to our already immense nnmbe.
The Herald's Harpcr's Ferry corespon-
dent Of the 2dth says:
Gen. Sheridan fully expected Gen. Tor
| bert to i terccpt and capture the whole
rebel army, but it seems he encountered .
division Of reinforccments hurrying to join
Early, and was engaged with them all day
and with his hands full al that.
| Had it not been for this. Gen. Early :.
whole command would have been captured
The World correspondent with Sheridan
says our loss in killed and wounded, a
Fishers Hill, will not exceed 200. Thu
was Lees army in Vale broken ant
victory almost bloodless.
The 1rbane's ila.per's Ferry correspon
dent Of the 27th says:
The completene $ Of the surprise OF tn
rebels at Fishers Hill may be imagine
from the fact that the guns captured wer
all loaded to the muzzle with grape an
canister, bun Crooks charge was S" rapl
the rebels did not get time to discharg
them.
TAe losses Of Inc rebels in the recen
iieht, as reported BY government official
sent to ascertain the facts, are as follows:
Arrived at Iiarpers Ferry, including 2o
! officers, 300 wounded, ct Winchcste
900; captured between Fishers iil an
Woodstock, 1900; wounded and carrie
off by the rebels estimated at 700, wonl
dcd a, road side HOUSES estimated at ,0ou
$ killed and wounded by cavalry in Lura
Valley, o50-total i0,55e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
Erie Railway.

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route to New York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carrying the Great Through
United States Nails
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK OR
Ii Buffalo on the arrival OF all trains from the
West via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal
amanca on the arrival of trains via the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, o., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland. u.
Of Six Foot Gauge, combining ease and comfort
without change, in wide, roomy, palace cars, di-
rect to New York. A perfection attained By no
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West our facilities n
unrivaled Forming close and reliable connection
at Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western roads, and
ut Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, BY which route there is
no transfer between New York and Cleveland.
Express freighttrains leave New York daily for
all points in the West making as quick time and
as low rates as by any other route.
For freight or passage apply IT all the principal
Offices in the West and Ct "a Clark street. Chica-
go, 24o broadway. New York, and 20 Snuth-St,
e. H., New York, Is State street, Boston.
CHAS MINOT, Gent Sup't,
E.S SPENCER, West'n A1't
B. W. BLANCHARD, Gen'l Freight Agent.
w. r. Barn.. 0en'l Ticket Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

Toe Comm rca's " s>h ugsou >p.c'si 81
S-vr a. ,,iomiu. n q glai retug-rs b..
he = Q CO.. II i.ns lhst SOM kiud ~ a'tan
ueuiL ~ s"on br /. tie ;.ed he est Cover
BPtwn hbu Gen. ( ero14n, thi'ugn Wa
@ "gi4 WI see - fr,n IN, Cos /. deracy.
TIE >'ane ,ity OF b .,iuo.e rls'd
3; 30 o d..
iUe sale nent tnat Senmas is TO have
New We, l. q u tadictpd.
IN. u. !, Jes, y he Federal success
rrtucr ,ne Oh go. Z ss-utium 10 tOiupl..
Tive ios'gs'ics CO.
Tar u osn has dc med 3 ner cert
Tns ue~ ret. Il loan lacey an Gu cen is
bcsn- one.
h. rate OF Discount f lie Bauk If En-.
Ian I unchsnsei.
1t sss,i that Denmark, 81 eed by /,
We,ter0 los.rs, refuses III session Vt NOR
kcblssv Wig ubless it is sauctloued by
votes Of ths p.o.le.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
NASHVILLE. Sgt. q


dispac h from tue ,,ieg' apt opera,
1t Pa ssk,, says Gen R,u-,cau is Geav,
pressed by Forrest lnd is slowly fall
back.
Al attempt is reported being made, i
the enemy, w,sh 3 600 .oen ana AK pee
Of artillery, 10 .os Gen. r u.scsu.
Oar ,uf.ntcy aud cavalry are reported
line III BATH. aud would attack toe rete
Scouts at Franklin, Tsan., report @
I'll ~ith large force Of Wueeicr's me
between W'iIiawsport and ll,i.sboro.
d'sra oh ir ~ Cuiumn,a sa,s on I'll
ds e. 26s1j III was at Lawrencebu
with 1UO u,en ard $50 pieces If srtliier
Toe report tbAs John,unv,Ilc. on q
TenDessec river, Was Captured Is unfuunde
A Dpie pr paraiions have been made Tor ,
defense Ii attacked.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

an AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY 18th, 1864
ana uniil further notice. trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays exceptedi as follows :
at Mail train III -. ...s 20 A. n.
- Night expires .....s 80. r. N.
Arrive at Davenport, daily, Sundays except, d
q Toll .~s.
81 NJ IN express at .........-.......5 % n
"a Daiiy express and mail train ~ 10, p. N.
All trains over this route are in direct connect
ton II Chicago with trains over both the Michi--
IAN southern, Michigan Central, Pittslurg Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads to and from De
..rolt, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland Cincinnati
fttsLnrg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
ny, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity
VI giving distinct directions 10 the destination
% their baggage, also 10 procure tickets before
taxing their seats in the cars, the conductors
collect saies only tie stations on the line Of the
chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
mYl6 ". }. +. TRACY, Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
Amy euppiies.

e..ss.spses Osvscs. Davessrsss ~. ~
a., -. isn4s, wfd - sssssvse
!. he ,nasesssssl - biz - ~ - - 49,.
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80 .mouns Of sssioss thss meS' -
49, ~. .abs,ssenos Of The Uassed 90
,.d,.. pr,so .srs as DsvsnI OFT. to~.
80. ..r,a IN lie v,oiuity. to b. d 'hvsstd 81"
.,,...r. s,ors House IN Davenport, iovs'o
...,,.a ., IN. csmps IN the vicinity. In such "a
- :, .uoh ,,mss - MAJ from time " thu.
s..,,a.,.. by the subastsn officer In Oh ~ !.
~,.n,rac, "a remain IN force six moniha com
....n, on IN. Ion dsy Of c.obsr. 1854. md sn''
ON ,bx OH da, OF april. 1885. unless prsv'oos
..,,.,aa nv the q ,mmissary 0sasrsi Of euos"
o,b.r so n or & d ofd yer. sad "a css .sn''
-, II he fopo ~ins srt,sles, in The proPo
81, n,rE n The ruto Of esventy-nvo Pousos "
enuIdi.i usn.
al, !. - . N, rate Of che hundred and tvso J.
"a DO nds yer one hundred men
non or soft treai ~ he r. . oi ehs NUM-
a.veiys aud ksif pounds per ole hundred me
lard bread - The rate Of tesen', NE poshos "
.r, ono hundred men.
an. or psss ~ the rate OF fifteen pounds per
shuudred s.en-
Gee or homin, at the rate Of ten pounds pero =
,r..n c,uee at the rate Of tea pounds per 0 :
ndred men.
-. a. M. rate Of one pound and egih our Gee p
shundred men.
u,.ral the rate OF Hiteen pounds per one hn
A me-,
TN. q, four q larts per ono b.
ID men.
,i.mantibe candies at The reie OF Gle pea'
,....,.,n.a. u.r one hundred mea.
-, f,ur mounds be. one hundi
-, 49,, 90 ,b,aa rounds and two
...., ,,,. nupd, I'd men
a.,f ,our ounces per one hu
.,..n
~ aftees Of aup.ister CO enumerated In
,...,,,. ,,.I o.,,,t ue OF ooa quaint, aud ssmp
.cn .rt,c,. uu.t be dep -, ed with the ub-
ca ,tucrr IA thar, previous TO the ms des
., 80 h,n.
IA. entertained a. farnish ..
.,,o, =. ma, b.. required In hJu
,,,,.dod
,o.u,,,.bs sal o IA AID taI beef.
~ - ,. 80 A,,s q, a.,
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,,,, h mad. IN ma,
,.o,n .a,,r.s,or. who have p,eyiousi
.4,th,, h d or tl. heir Q,
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,,a,. ma VIII MI be couriie,ed
,ia. IA. .cc ,e4u,nts1 Nv !. guarantee,
~ r. sn.,..b,i 4, Of The . IA
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nj u,.a,,c. q .ur. u vi tho UliL.d 5tAtes ID
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Il number of he fir,
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h..rs,. =, to.s 10 deliver The u
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,h..,h ior,,. rates uer poun
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

ALBANIA > ~. 70
Tue iio.ius which Dc'o"5.'o 'ao
tlmnt, Al iruui tue autnufitie- al h'ls'
he's Iu-t been ice we'd. l" conc o''",'
tue subj CT, | -eua you cps u tue ~
o., letter. sr6d,
w / SHERMAN, Nal. Osr
ATLANTA, IA, SEPT ~ VI
L. feav,ng i4ns ], would rturu
shank. go q ~ sh tm ~, o'ucn"', p"
Cor. Ce,butn, l. Hur, NJ J~r breeh, q
n ~. C.p,. Stewart, C~p' ~, aud
r. tic 8. ~s,u - bo,n nau ousi".ns ire
actions, IN carrying OUT tic .:oci o.
SHERMAN iur tue rem VA o' sic {"
aud ~ trau-acsing saj private busiue"-,
tuei, Kindness TO, sEsn 'beb pd'tpct III
sw.ring hr many quite ha' 7" h'
IN he duration ui tnc Ueitaatt ava al du
duties dev.ls'rg Oh Mo ss Al ) or ui
CITY. Rcsptc su Is.
JAS VI. CaiHouS, Mayor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
NV Yonx S Of. q

TIE Heralds New Urieauo coIitspuhoct
h,- t.sift,.i
T. n NJ -sls-ippi rehsl,, Wondering 5o,o
ar. n, Wig on d NJ =. VI.
Tn, l. p,-taiur. III . = ga two week.
~ T.. ,e ote l-cl, q h, i. lucy =
D. {, '. II ma Il, ..fi,a : q u MIS- !
H.. put wlia he assiyne {, tss CO
md lie Cali Deparinsnt.
Tne rr,bna-', c..,- uon ,-ut ieat's TO
reb c,r,a,n ia l. = ,,ny, NJ nth Dr.
w. ~ G5,VUO ~ U0D $40 : ipe nd
tn zoe ~ IL &. ;, GO 9, Iiant. Lee "a
O. Y u "a. al IN vt IN tn" cou,h ha9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

AND STEAM PACKET LINES OK The
IA Missouri River. The most practicable ioute
to the Gold Mines of Idano. i,annocl Ciiy. Vr-
gnia City, Gallatin, Denver, WNhoe, Bosee nd
California. Daily Overland Stages from Atchi-
to above points. All rail 10 II. Joseph. AT
Gibson. Latan and Weston. The Daily Packet
Emile, runs from Weston to Leavcnworih (scvcn
mes.l aud Kansas City, forty mics.l Stage
connections from l.eavenwoith and Kansas City
to Lawrence, Topeka Fl. Rilcy, TT. Scott, SAINT
Fee.
Tr-Weekly Packcts.-The elegant packets Co
orado, Denver. }. IL. Lacy, West Wind and
Majors torr,: Il. Nicely lire from st. JOSEF
TO Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha
Also Daily Stages from st. Joseph to above points
Miners with teams and luggage carried on the
same train and packet to the above starting points
and arrive fresh for the Plains.
Connect IONS made by rail and by packets on tn
Mississippi River with the Hannibal 4 ST. Joe
X. nj Quincy and Hannibal.
Fer through Tickets or Freight, apply 20 Il. NJ
prcttynan, agent, at Davenport, or on board the
Packets.
r. X. HAYWARD, Gent Sup't
p. Il. GRUAT Gen Ticket Agent
W y nVRlNSON. Fr't Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
.utl V.LL.t.. - -

TIE fo.rbu rpit.fu- 49, txpr-'tt .
mH,'.a-,,,,.,. u iii b, q ~. Pane, a.
duc.n. nd mp ,cats- II ) An'ler-pn.
o.. r. HI, Provost N.r.oal, Jnu. 5. u
ln,-r a. y II B"toney. A. Ills as
atc- Ia vsrI Us Htui Ing stBnsactiuns
u n. VI {, zee tn' successor VI O"n
P.u", nss re S ell -suc oi the parties
VIII ,i,,nh,i.~. ~.s.nr. -. uis'usirr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

NAshvlLL-, Sept. 27.
Gen. Rcsseau reached rula-k, ,.st-.d,y !,
m, about y O'Clock. Forests force was with
IN M rs of Pulaski and ADVANCING lleav
furnishing c"ht,, u Il until alter dark by IL
adv. &c vi Doth tvsces
A Telegraph received here at lOa m. re-
ports the eis my u, ariy il force aud that ga val
~ u-ht'ns has been kUng on III morning.
ke'"'o ce'Arnts 81 mt u,iy hrv liza arrived, IL
pr""""nues te that n general engagement
MI take place TODAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

Nn~ iohE pt u
Tue gunh's' Mmssn, nom Mooiic i
l6 y, has arrived.
Our iroa Chats and gupboats weTe {,
near Mobile, but no attack lad yet b.
made
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

OWLNiAAL. RUfiiSIHlLD a co MAN
IL 'actaie's ~ A'AsaA AOaD.aCcU, .,xar.
-wa"lesaic dealers IN issa', fine Cut. .s:.oK,nv
smL fooaccu aud ~ isut.i Water street Un.cy-
20. n,b9s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

San kAsCisC' sep. TO-
Tn steam r j f.uI vu- riir4-
wee. ifo,n n itbWes'ctn VI 1ce 10 )
IL thc NIX csn trpnp~ ,r" -aia 10 b
,rbt,.v "a "A a..et i,-' -u~ $50 - O.p rEO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
;a.CA03 e R0rkl.LAND R r.
For st. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and
New Orleans.
sixteen Hours 10 So. Louis.
twenty Hours 40 Cairo.

PASSENGERS FOR ST. LOUIS DY TAKING
l. iac e:5a 7. u. Express train from Davenport
al make direct connection with The trains OF
ie Illinois Central r. r. at La Sale, and reach
t. Louis 1t | p. NJ next day
The SEQ 4. II. and $50 r. NJ. Express trains
ON davenport connect direct with i'll. G, n. RR.
ANS Tor Cair", enabling passengers TO maAe the
trough trip in twenty hours.
J, F. TRACY.
Aug ~ t,.n'l ~,,n't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

! Ash Ni.iiT, BAl HORSE Ack
~ ia.is ...il tai. years ola, 10 n mas mo-,
..s- a .e.t e,S. sue anaer va ,e .tu.,..il,
re .s.I,4 ~ las 0..a~c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
CHATTANOOGA. S pl

CHATTANOOGA, S p027.
br'g Gen. Newton la the ab-enc Of Mai
ven. e"dn'an to day was ASST : led to the D
trict vi I tu~ah.
Forrest captured at Elowah and des,roye
liza rlver bridge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28

New YoaK, Sept. 2s.-The Herald's cor
respondent Of the oath says Early's defeat
in the Valley has produced great uneasi-
ness in the army immediately opposite us.
and results Of great importance are looked
for in II few days. That Lee is preparing
Tor some new movement is very evident
Nu 6 the past few lights our 100 on
the treat line could hear noise as o. q large
party in motion. Lee is doubtless working
I" aid Early. He stands aghast at the pros
pect of sheridan's driving Early beyond
possibility IF holding the central road-the
one Leading TO Lynchburg from Richmond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
RAILROADS.
Great Central i. 3. Mail k0ptl

T>ASTWARp. Thrse passenger trans from
'IChira.so daily via Michigan Central haliioaa
n.n,. geo.. connections, al osGoii, morning.
noon and erepns. VITA
Great Western Railway
For Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Toronto, Paris, Kings
ton. Prescott, Montreal, Quebec. Portland, &c !
and at Buffalo and Suspension Bridge with New
York Central and New York Erie Railroads for
Rochester. Svracusc Utica, Albany. New York,
Boston. and all intermediate points
FOUR Daily Express Trains via G. W. Rv,
from Windsor, opposite Detroit by VIII ch Cars
are ran through 10 Toronto without change or
DELAY, making the most expedi.'o1s ED deslra-
BILE Canadian route, as well as TO Suspension
Bridge Buffalo and the EAST.
Patent busters and yen'ilators on all Cars.
L = bank notas and nes'a currency taken at
raf for meal and refreshments a, all tie eating
houses and refeshment rooms ON the line of The
Great Western Railway.
Sleeping Cars VI the latest Improvements, on
all night trains.
Tickets via these fayorite Routes can be obtain
ed in all the Railroad offices
4. WALLINGF0RD.
l.yll West Agent, ~ Lake ST. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
NNE or TIE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT SID,

\NE Or TIE ABOVE MAGNIF Gent SlDi
J waeel steamers will leave this point ever,
"rnnS at &C ock, connecting at Muscatin,
IN the cars Tor Washington ut burlington
vi Pleasant. Oskaioosa, Ot,univa and Chi
- Il aius and at hookuk with Northern Line
irkct Co : boats ant kcosuk Packet Go. =
as Tor Quincy. HANNIBAL and ~. Louis max
:, close connccti rs at Hannibal with trains go
: west. ANA al st. Louis with ST. Louis aud
.s'aph,s packets for Memphis and ST. Louis d
so orleans Packets ioI New Orleans.
For Freight or Pass age apply on board, or Al,
nrthern Line Packet 0nce.
ts. va. PKE.s'VYMAN. Arcpr.
Davenport, August 9th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-28
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18
The Rebel Forces i'm Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, Feb. II.

~ MEMPHIS, Il tD. IL.
The Little Rock Democrat gives the
following report Of the whereabouts OF
the rebel forces in Arkansas
Gen Price has about 5000 demoralized
troops at Washington. Gems Marina
duke. Brooks and Cabel are in the
mountains in the vicinity of Murfrees-
boro. Gen Shelby is with his command
on the lower Saline. Gems Cooper,
Steele and Mcintosh are with their In
dian allies in the Indian Territory. The
total force of the rebels, including guer-
rillas and camp followers, is about Ia
600.
Captain Myers, of the 1st Nebraska
Cavalry, recently captured complete
uniform and outfit for Gen Price, sent
from st. Louis. d
A report has reached here that the 18th
Illinois Regiment has captured several
hundred rebels up the lazoo River, but
as yet we have received none Of the par
ticulars. &"H
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-18
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW YoEK, Feb II.
The Raleigh Progress has the follow
ing
The present Congress is bent on tastes
ing military despotism on the people
of the Confederate States, and the people
must either submit quietly to receive the
yoke or resist the tyranny, Resist
ance to tyrants is obedience to God, and
the people of North Carolina will not
hesitate as to the course they should
pursue. We may be imprisoned for this
declaration, but believing before God and
man that we are doing our duty, we APP
peal to the President and his Congress
to pause before it is too late North
Carolina cannot and will hot submit to
have every able bodied man conscripted,
and the whole State turned into mill
itary camp.
We want to achieve an independence
over the common enemy, but we are not
willing to become the vassals of usurp-
ers at home to achieve that or any other
object. We speak the words of truth
and soberness, because we know the
sentiments of the great mass of the peo-
pie in North Carolina. The State will
never willingly submit to a despotism
with Jefferson Davis or any one else at
its head Every day convinces us more
and more that we are upon the eve OF
events which are pregnant with the
fate of the Confederacy. True, all seems
quiet, but it is but the lull that proceeds
storm. The time is not far distant when
all will agree that this war must be
brought to a close by other means than
by the sword