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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
RIVER ITEMS.


TaE PEaBISA.-7Nc are glad to learn that
Capt Hill has Succeeded III removing his
boat honshcr high and d-y condition and
GO, her once iApre in.o active employment.
she was gounda4 scmc three weeks age,
about ten miles aboye Dubuque, where she
was compelled 10 rclIiAn u,,in the late rise
oi The mississippi. She Is expected here
tn.s evening anu Will AT oe,e enter INTO the
t.adc between TINS point and Mon,r.se, COLI
ncc..ng Win l,acAv.s Tor 81. LOUIS. lie
pvr"bn.a rs very night dsauyh, boat, a,.d
10 spare ,icr scr,nes uuring tne low water
seaso,.s Tie present wvu.d be great
iicuu,ei,i. ne. .cSl4 IS good toa. a.iu Is
Wen r.o,iled " LII cser, unl'g rSecessaIJ Tor
the safety and 'ou.fo,t Vi pass.Ig.is. Mi.
tatroh, s..e suou ,ooAp'g occupant OF the
e..c, in.s ii.i.le lamy it.ei.os iur tils craft.
lis attention AHA courtesy towarus patrons
l, unc.tsiiiS
he river is reported to be falling agai,
at Du"uquc.
-rrcA new yaat New Boston is nearly
Completed, and vii. s.ars On, ,ivr trial trip II,
a iew days. 1snn azsr
lac Acl,nern Line packc, Canada, Captain
Parser, will depart Tor st. Louis aud way point,
,o-,porrow u,,,rnlig. Len. ". Eldred Ia lAc
oi,;c. Ii. NJ ireu. man. agent.
iiie Uew ami eicsi:iit iilai au passenger pack
kei,nsnurg. Captain &. MORRISON, wni u-par.
,0r Fort Mauison ana way points To isorrow iiura
ins at O'CLOCK. For relsl. Or passage ap
ply 10 +. A. Tiieoein, ugent.
he mail und passen..er packet R;l Her der
son, Ca.la,a =. Y. Dawicy, will depar, Tor
naouquc ana way points to-norruw mornips.-
H. NJ. prettynluu, agent.
SILVER plated and solid silver goods of
various styles and patterns, at Webb's, No.
IL LeClaire Row. Webb keeps the very
finest class o, silver steel table cutlery, inn
ported by him, also silver and plated spoons,
+! forks, fruit and pie knives, o: the very lest
manufacture Call and see fer yourselves.
Prices always lower than elsewhere. Great
inducements offered to country dealers in
ciockery, giasswar cutlery, etc.
| he ~ ,ed V Z 4
u h CHI j. last b 4 insns h"u .hold word !.
dsis ed from he q -ek ani I. i.....s,d L..
I, vsdr s - I'd OlonE>. "-.x." rms ate.
me. 81" p,.s ,,c, ''.dos.tss' ID. te.th $50
Z .lun,," PIE e yer # The r. tn A i u l.
ue TO II. AVA Fer b.au,i vi, nd ~.
ssrvsng the tee h,sd u,g s,,d nv. o, at,
The lu .. SID CO ,.c'm alt llrpur, ,er {. ID,
breath, ! without > ~. in the ~mid.
/ Soli b. u yss'- and Fanny I"od. D air
ever ~hste. j.. lyr.o.d Ia
BrszSEss CnANos.-Henry C.. Potter ha
purchased the entire stock Of soods q
Wise 4 Co., corner Brady AMI Secon'
J streets, and viii hereafter continue III
business unde. the name and style Q
Henry G. Potter & Co., who are preparing
{ to do g, neral wholesale trade. Henry Z
! lP.Nter,s Office with lIost. BUnbright I Ia
; Philadelphia.
Bur YOUR zozoSs Isl xon 1hx Tsrrr
I Ta'lrmanl's specific. sPty's 's CT III Re.
!. edy and S,rickland's m -licihq at Ba
E lords
- CLoAks. circulars and lace goods cRear !
:. Ighislcr's. In silk. in doth. in mozambiq,s
! s.... lase Rc!9's' saf. - "A - . .4ssa~tfl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

RnrensfD- Col. fohn {. culhutson, as
,.,s",1 ,.ss 1'.", 10 % Of .ss, ss s,s s.a has
tho rural viilagkSaA9,s~a City We hay,
no doubt but tue reSent call for 5Uc 900
,nen has hurried the Colonel lack to help
The cause along.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

- CLoAks. circulars and lace goods cheap st
lghislcr's In silk, in cloth. in mozambiq,.e,
lace Rol9ts, se. - = - . s4stswtfa4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

Bur rors zozosskxixon 4. Trrrn,
Ta.lrmanl's specific, S1.Ity' CE - Rem,
tedy and Strickland's m -liciha at Bal.
lords
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

cont1tetors viii SIN again be in their
sls"eZZs, tni 8hs4yi busy in helping
rything. Da7enpd6m. perhaps be the
renlczydis for the oud yea troops. Il, i.
scarcely froha'ls, how fser, thai much re-
sr.t''n{~i'l ,rn .,, he aosc nal Aft: the crops
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

Erass Band ard Bl,icsquc Opera Trou,e. T.s
erees of a Hemis sphere, and Great Iron ciad>
will appea US above. introducing an entire new
programme, not yet copied by their many imi;a-
tors. Remember The date. Saarlay and Mon
day July zsL and 18th. Il. Metropolitan iiall.
Admission. .25ci~. Pc:cne,.e and Galley 81 cts,
Doors np.n Il, :, to o.,nilence ut ucl,ck.
FRsxx CiLLET, SAN SH.RPLEY
Agent di; Manager.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

al4 mw or agSsR.L Mx9cutNpiSt, CONSISTING
os ,,ry ,;ootss. .ispccrics, hardware, Hats ai'd
U.p,. isoos and Shoes. i'r sale or eNcnanse -.
III 'r,,,e,ty Tn, stock No. s~'eeisd I" Ve-
'.,,,.,.r -, !, low ric.s frcsi J"hners, ana Is
,,..,s ,,r safe ON ac,oun, oi the iaiing health
~ - owner. i, can oe bought at gi'af ca'-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
Entire Change Of Programme.

A0mtaAtOm Sd cts.
1ke~cs.vea Seats 73Cg~.
Reserved seats can be secured Ut Piurnmef 5
Boo. Store, AMI ut Dcsoe Cramrtons Rack
Island
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

DYsrErs:,. NrR11TEEss AND DEBILITY
Dr.. .,.f;rAlaad's Toni We can recon
mend those suffering Wit. i-,.ss cf Appe-
die, indigestion, or dyspepsia, Nervou>'.e
and Nervous Dcbmv to use Strickland $
Tonic. 1t is vsge a'Ae prepar on e
from alcoholic liquors it strengthens the
whole nervous s. st,m me it creates good
appetite, afis var anf d to cure Dysurp-
sia and Nfr> Gus pchllty.
For san hy nT,ggisCs senecally at 81 per
bottle. Prepared bY'nr. a. Strickland, 6
East fourAb street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
iulA Sit.I NIL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

Exkc,rloS OF McSox Pos7posrp The
execution of L. \. s/C"yb, who was ar
rested in this city la + spfne, now confined
in the jail cf Wapellf cay jaty under eonvic-
ton ana sentence fortiss(uu. der of Laura
j. Harvey, which was have taken place
on July eth, has .Hpostponcd IN conse-
qaene. Of en- appeal II the Supreme Count.
which cannot be her until the Dec.n.bcr
Term.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

tConsnony known ss he Glare : fa'ch.
4. now lmlal OF iMsO Lots. Of nIs
p,.ices. and tney arc ready s"r
smIe om very easy terms "msa low
prices.
Nous io,-. Store Lots Warehouse Lots, Factory
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

DIR. A. Grover o"r
h1d an inq,ivrtsursln
~ the wife of : sol
sN11-)spuse on the
evidence s,lms.ient
One durtor W. ".
E'rHA. ARt,AR
! 1al.-R. Z, lrese.
1sskA = sssS N<s 2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

DR.. FnnR,np, the celebrated Spanish Ply
sicien may be consulted on all old chronic
disease at his office, below the National
Bank on Main street. For eyes and ears
nf +. has 40 equal in Iowa. for he cures.
AMI the opposition Of the sp;,its .iont pre-
vent Dr. fcrrard from curing his patients
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

will be given hy the following emincn. Al lists
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General Intelligence.

49,
I'M lUsh potato crcp 20 ,h-, y c;,mpt from thG
usual diseE' aud pfoW!fca veil.
Tu- e,ert ,u,ta ~ CL'o rrs NJ tho ,sv rsu n
6G'92. That Connecticut ~ l,I.t.
NrWa from ,hc Ntr.,..- III, riiid ,,ho rriaa s,v
az h1rf, orr day lsst WOOL. sDl.,'t sef 4, N'''' "
Pa. -, - a.. ,
nv h"ilot NJ 'N0 ic"T.e Of ms 'vAnis - the
- 's ru Ml'"'in,. .t =" t.c ,oi u!nt'o'' allowing
eo'"'ii 10 Noit .. 10 some on hn ne 9TH OF AuAusA
,,,o W. Ie', srH'cn.t In ansnss
, 49, =. = - "a a. ,o eotc "shmneale dresses >
oni Il Toe N-i'a nn1 Nh "v sho M 81 have
Grv C,.ui,s -uy IN. received order. from III war
Tcpai,mritto .cni I,... % H., line, ,L. oiiosU q
uo'.i',is Y uo, =. r,1n E5top Kv WHO vsye
cepu'cl vhic ono pol. i',' " II zen. hobron 10 ar
Ia" e IN oAe iansu 10 l.f. iiulso!s nsleenAenS y
.rAuty tturo i.un Iucsall i.,,,1cr I'm ro~>u.~
"ro%n to- v N,.. ~ sou ,nd Sesn an iIIsSsai
tire VIC Aad of IT, iol teen fs,ie In fifteen mn.
rtct oui, oi,, No l., t. ,,l A., n q bouse ara NJ
i' ion { to the ,H, Ike e.
IN. Ph,Ia c'phl. Ii,c X,utyr-. who rsnt - ~
VA iii,rru hun IcI sifolt Al i,'eyod from ~ =
N.l a. i.m lie -. Of ,Sc r,omas. - thsSs ~
ht,us csp ol, vitn OIL, ono hunafcd ssi H.
4 Tr.gGfio torna.o sFtp' over the city Of CDAHe
,,' ,,1 ,'u,', 3'. We ''r", O. loon. n,See -
B 80. w. 'n'". va Nhl "N'ts uununMSs
n to ,' ,'., '. W. "'' '". ri', sI essu'S -
srn. rrc NJ, a., ,Tl m "'I ,l,, @n '''"" damage V NJ
A Annor.ur .iul.sr Il, tim, in tho ynl,.a s>.>,.
r-c,i.,i' 49, n-i.'I ,,i i,s'a,I t"r pe,,iy = ws.sS
,n l,ny :, "a, is.. ,, hnI i,i,cn ana ~ rr-..
vai" .,, 49, ,.'i "i ,.', n h,s s,SSE
M nni ti, a.t,o-- .ie, chcnded the voySt IS6ia
uhl''' AIN 'l"o'iF Hr' "ci.
Tur houee ia ch ~ il,am Penn snd hb Ane1
| piicla'cl hv actiycn "l ths' place, aud WIN 90 =
! ,cHiul,shed. Tie hvl,c Nas ocrup,ol BY PeaA h
!, nov nlnut 10 ycltr old nld s tho iass SsHs 4
the icnn '"u,p.
rnr hu1orn NrvrH -igic. that the place sslssoa1
ne Crck, .toto, , T. r,ot,' n, ioaor az ~ NJ.
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barbarsss Treatment OF tnIou Prisoners
In t.eorgia.

Ihouis Sole, nion prisoner q, .,,rcd q, the
os'ue OF Chickamausa recently escaped fom the
rco-l pTi-cu s Aincicus tcolris ard arrived within
Mr lincd A. Cbsttauoorh ~ fcnrfiliy eusaicd con-
ritn We va icaptufci nIfeo tiue.. by
."unotnds, and Ic.cscaped the iNst tine surcer--
IuiN. Inc tale Of horror he tcls OF the suGe ing
M ,Nsiment NJ our ~ sone is 'lmori l-vond To-
nt!; ~ the time Of h,s rscnpc ilsie wefp 70. ~
federal prironer. conhNrd In sto-kAlc inclosine
we've Acics Of ground, through IN. centre of which
runs aswsnn shch ~nvers abr,' thfec rrfc- ~ srid
we've acfee. The men nle without blankets many
xl thein simoei rudo. Gll dirty. isgrcd and iuusy
No soap i- given them. he, have tcnt- shed
ur except holes they dW IN th1 ttound ~ith
theif hsnds. lor Tuo' thrr ,tt -tcss M md
Nan lh"m to'e'lfr n H.. ioyN and oo,er thcm
r1,h dirt. II" water the, hssr 20 use 10 40, from
nni' tW III the ode Of the lin -neu'iouel swamp
Tue rstops consist Of three oun,.s OF meat yer dny
Mi piece o com htsi ,onr il cAcs square. Ia lieu
o'N. hicid 'htT s't : " and hat Of meal.
vhioh they hake, without snl', tratd b. :,
cunp u'. Ihoir re-t rs'iuu BE- ven 0i's1 ini'ts.
sni -onetincs their hfeid eni mosl fhey then .et
onr pint o; rice cooked >oaily IN OF she t"ttyshu!
AMI 'hiranrur. iscusfr that Nrt elivo suf-
itFins TON scurNv. Ibe l.ep.tan dit.t iIc-u the
ntockade only IA tnst they have tenp the scA
no iels nor ll9uh . al lie on the ftoull. lie SUI
r"ohs iNc no medicine, ~ she ttaoku't tlero IL
al alls 1nsfy lil', Which II pss. .hr ,,hei
tlhd ftCst hence u IL csll.i the " itAd hLc."
sany 81 IN" fn,n's ruderinrs become intoe ubie
mat thot N"llntaf tho liu' and sAut. Near
hll On theia, iot~ t~,th-rndinr th,lr .s,ni ninat, .Ay
that the' hOr luc'c Sam viii not ritp ono point
ffO'n TIE night ~ induce an sACa4ll.t
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GENERAL GRANT.
NcNyr 10 sniursInY Inei.

Washington, July "A letter from the Army Of
the Potomac, dated teTdsy, sav. -No'h,ng Of par-
ticu!ar interest ha4 o. urred In the pA, two days
The diminishing in Burnsiic's front, Friday altar.
noon, ws~ quite live but without injury % our men
This seems TO In the oaly part OF tie line where it
may be- said the frlur almost uuceisns. scarcely
Eve minutes elagein' in 'Ee day o. r.eht ,,S.out
hcsfing musbetry OF artillery iieu, Gonera al
has ASSIGNED the conn and ~ tho Touth trny Coft-
70 General Birn~ Who pf"reeded TO his new p,.t
this morninG. iiis personal staff aecou psn, him.
General Nett succeeds 20 the coumGu4 of th- Third
Diyiaion. Nalor-'ieneral =. o. G. ord h.. hcen ~
signed Il the command Of ihe Eighteenth Colp, vice
General w. +. Smith removed. Bric4di.r-Deneral
Chsriei q. Psyre, iecentI- Colonel OF she socond
h'zin-nt LouiriHHh Volunteer, end morc TO-
Gently Of General Butler Stan, hu been 'uur'o red
in and arbei 70 the nl.sd Of n. colord trool~
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The Fire Epidemic.
Inrenslin rics tprohnhl, rebel Nbout,

NTr i@t. .iuis ei.-Thc rra.c-- Of the ST must
have en struck lately by the remarkable prevalence
of ncondiary ffes about the country. Tho following
are added 10 the list
Ph'id dfcl phli .juip 92-1ho extensive arniv wagon
factor, s keurirgton va. toslit dcs.ru, Cd NJ ffe
l-' nisn ncluoin' tho lumber yard. covering three
.lcs. The loss y ettWA'td ~ tNF.His, and tho in
wilson thia' e. 1Ss .'ySS !" the .Ve',ion! ~ Of Of
the hrcrucn Tl' .t'riy of water fiom the Kcusing
,on Wst.r work. VA Insufiiciont. 1he fire is Aui-
hued to inc, IjiN iril.
Io,fS, Ohic, Juig ~ 4 hro At rofsncc, Ohio
lsi ulsh, tes'1oycd oolcn fsctorv. Touring mill
and an iron ountry. Lofs t,i,,uo TO SiUSOD.
LocfDort, y - .IuiV 23-An extensive Gre hiss
ten ram, here ;or the past hour more.A Pound.
uiuaet 'ld machine shop are IN hamer, snd thc most
'Austie portions OF III. tui,dinss are ahcady de
suoj ed. Nolhins hui the val,, VII ch are Of stone,
MN, IN u u tAIcIied a, 70 5,ovotth OF pattern.
dchniuly a-ccftaiuod - vet
,Sr-rgneld, Ni',, July "a, dre broke ou,
s,'ut " 10 M Ssturdav utght, ~ wccts, building
i,,ry ',cols le.cf, and Gco,,o v. law Clothing
y, va, ehou-e Ihe tu,l'insrs son dc.troycd, and
M ,ns me ny llhy hlyn,a. The upirr story q the
ii" "Euc A A. exhibition icori, kno IN as Music
Jew rle,, and a l.. Hayrc, 4 co., Cio,hine i~,cis
,nd Az, ilr inseinen' u.cd ~ bJhud Rcom and .-con
,2hnun'ca'cd the hsmc- 10 = wooden huiaing on
the corner u N,iu AM Pyuchor sItct. occ ~ ed hy
y futon, Millinery u. iiu,cnil, D.usgi.i and
nearly luru"i 10 . G giound. stable y, tie lear Of
Mu-ic Hall usol bv 1homp.on's EAp.c,e Co., va
sto dcFti" ed The hoite', etc, weie removed.
lol' soit t"Neif le tons ibll ei by the iAInc ot
ne ~ Ar' none i.taliy boeo'ei. tNi head. Tho
Ntn ~ - es.inaiS a. siv>su.. The h.C oihina cd
~ M.ll'l 80 O. aud Is tI.ssHcI 10 have been the
WORK Of al !nccndis-y.
Ja'noci, Q s'n' CO., " D., Julv 2%.-Ahout 4
9coeh thk Hirfnoon nfe bioke oui IN Cutls''t
ioioi' winch ith be .'ahca wee rtiic,y consumed
ssci.et r'th nr!uTs ln"rv sur"f. and the
es",hnr h0n,e' OF Captain Mckoc, g.. Bcunctt and
NJ tt'o. We n.t thirl' eu,d 1t olo time the en-
TIE Nhinso, tut was hns!b suuCaC'.
Sgras.f. :. T., Ja,U 2i.-Tho Grrr-cr block
~n'cd 'b Ia lustuSs ryrii' OF this H.. VA tu ned
n'hsh iiiit not',us IN OIL cs OF the IuUHN AL
ana N" SfArbAHg rttr te.4c,tI. a'rO lucC's oh
pintihs ONCE. The rinuut fo0t occup 90 rs :
roi"N from Witch trt tooIs .C.t I'Iloyei thgitiv
dan t"n. The ht, V''iuttI Jon BCurIir's bsgu,.
iean be' y, W. q fr.tN .lur. tuI stlv ~ oai
10 "a" intug uO ',a, NJ " cont, p4 " NNrh Nrtc to-
nlJ &c iioycd. loss not t,iliy suoan. lut LoaVy.
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News Items.
fBy rtl.Jups 10 ,hs SeY yori yu.i

rar All mSs~hu~ts resn.uL NJ Que hr'ur'd
DAYS voiun .eoIr- l.lt Hs,ou les,oiday Tor W .orns
ton.
TuY tGS S.eiigu, Crp'sin Lavender lrf, ci n.
Po,,ou ,ef,.iLa, from Gury g.1gu y. {. She picked
up july lGth a loat containing Captain bas, HE
mate and six rar.en t-lonFilr n the steamer Nare
from Mes York for Santa Marae. the steamer
,pruns leak July 18th, and sunk "a one hour.
Two hundred and dHv cTJcs were tried heCee tho
Court Martial Jeoen.iy In ressipu st AcNaldrin Va
under the direction Of General John T. slough
About sGty oi TIC cupHu we.e sent to Fort La
fayette.
1EuKBis soriden' occurred at the Phruls Co.
ley ncar schuj lJ,ll Haven, Pa, on SATURDAY eyo-
Mas, VII ch e.uie ia tho lst-nt kiling Of tseu,r-
one men. hey we're Oh -loDe ciI, colaing ou' u
the mines fIon dsy work, ami ten near The top Of
the slope tho chan broke, letting the car run back
distance Of Sax hundred leet, . slope oi seventy
1--WE degseeA killing all Who we've In the car.
Ii has teen mentioned In rome of the ioTeign pa
pers that the Yeddo w@ the vcsel designed for
the second Alabama hut dispatch from Captain
winsow, dated July 9Th, iust received by the secre
tasy Of the Navy, ssys; THE Yoido, which saled
from Bordesux reported 70 have pAAsed into Prus
sian hands and hss entered the wassr.'
GEs. GRANT expIeess. erea Annoyance At IN ona-
duo, VI Smy earrepo0dsat. " ~ y eaanot
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Important >oticr to the Holders Of ScS1n-
Thirty Notcs.

Wash'no' n Juiy 23.-Seere sry fes~rldeu has
Just seuul 'ic following nocc 20 holders OF the three
yea. '-iu noes dated Aug. 10, l,il'
Holders Of ~" Seven Thirty so'es dated Aur. ~,
1-dl are NOTED inst th"y ma, te cs,n,oi nnine-
dia;'iy, m rHy amount to be ekchAn d iof peg
CeIt hOn's IN Inf due ''cg Juno 81, ISL, Tie III
tc Get ON ,h' i note. viii lr fc,lei NJ 20 utc Of
maturit, AUG. ~ and the n. cent tonds viii bear
iull COUPONS iulj L. he ed!lrtmcnt u iu'c "st
III ~ u,al. by fcduct NJ ou tie amount oI inter-
go found e. tre Oh the '-iI noe 90 hur. ls ,lc
'rurd ints. c'l on the % per cent louds ON July
to Aug. ~ lhe halaG All ie tiansmi'tcd ! !. the
IieN.uict' coin orIit imm"dNiciy uI1I 30 u"iu n,
WhCn notice Ar" sent for s.i,cur at, az ulHvH they
nurt endorsed, "fay 20 trc sec. nry Oi n, i.cv-
urv, FOR ktcnp'ioi.," and nusi ~ accompanied hy
letter s'9tiuF IN" tlnd-Io tt0;cd o. tou-iut and
the asnomnntOn- Of tic Dor ,cut. t4u1. NGn'ed IA
exchHu.". Nh.n isIitcici bon4t orc o.st ei, par
tas thnu!d 'taic NJ which o the Olloinr p.4'- they
81 the nto. paid, viz. S'~ OK. iLIaae. pIia,
Bston, Baltimore, New OIlesuf, thIreo, ~ 'ouis Or
Cincinnati. ". =. t-s"Npy',
Ssc,t4ry Of tlc IrD .-1ry.
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GENERAL SNITti.
The Defeat Of Eorrcsf.

Cdro Juip 2a--Thc steamer Iiiman has arrived
here bringing one dAv later nc-s fTom Memphis. A
cavalry ofioor. Who accompanied ten. Smiths cJtc.
ditiou- give. tho following ylIticular.i
Our io-rcs cond,toi Of division e-ch Of iuianir,
and cavalry, together wi,h ehiead, Of coolei tIooI
Grn Smith out-inanouvs,ed korre-t all thtorgl. and
whipped hs forcs Ave times. The battle NJ Tep,uci
90 the 18th was. -e,cfe the en"n- teing tor rii
bly, punished. The sane nieht the ie,-. assaulted
our temporary works .d wcr,. frpIl..i On the 18Th
snother battle occurred Forrest max M three chsrre.
On our line, hut driven back och time with vr-,
siaushter. On tho night OF To, 18Th th il.t day, "a
uons dl'tiihut"t and ,he ueNf rorninR the n.
petition started it, return, followed by Buiford-
cavalry, who rcticaLL, however, With severe lo~,
afcr roinf four mil.s.
From the night Of the 18Th 10 thr niFht Of the 10Th
when supplies wee met ai salem. the tIoop. vcte
Obliged to live of tn. country On the 2ph the sp-
d. ton Ieachei La< With los MI told Of |, ".
than so men. Not sun or WAGON was lot durins
the exfriitiou. General t,Ii"rson -iy. ;hr Rehel
loss cannot bc less than toon. Dsp,tc,oe captured
by General IIh'ch aimit = l1, Of 2,t0 Among the
Rebel. killed nt CoInbu. we're Faulkner, Mow bray,
Wson, Forrest. Harrison and Green. Colonel WI.
kn,, 9th Minnesota and Lieut.. McMahon 9Th hin.
ois were the only Foiera officers known to he Killed.
i wounded we're brought into Memphis. The er-
p iition returned solely account Of the exhaustion
u 'rppliee. Ne brought IN 2Va prt-ncr- Kolol
dead buried hy tioops on several o-ca,ipn.
St-a i1cr ~. Cloud irorn whit. River, arrive a,
Mrmpts oil the 2lst bringing the iisi row, recc we'd
from that river ior over one week oh. rcuort. ths
river free Of guerrils~ and oil boats ~ the stream
safe.
Rebel Troops sent After Cen. 4. y. smith.
81 Ioni>. July -. S.atreneul OseIh Ihss arrived
three day. seo ffou Shernsn'- srmV llo says no
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turfTtsttUH SetntR OI Inc NTuvr-
mcuts of General shtrriI,n's Army since
the crossing ot tine tbuttnhooC hiC-
Atlanta, Cd July 29.--On tho morning Of the
10Th, nr advance reached Pcaeh Troo Creos. q
stream running four mile. north Of Atlantis, After
considerable skrmlshins, the onoiny ~. dI-oiscA,
and portion OF IIowars cot. cro~sodour h In the
meantime .sinsine around to tic Atlanta and An.
sus'a Ra,iIosd, near catur. aud tearing up sessl
miles # tho track. On the evening of tie lgih and
nornins cf The 10Th, ccncn.s Howard. lirker aui
Palmer co--cd With the balance, tho coir' .nins In
line a. sious the sou h hank Of the acct
At =. NJ. the .cro.. ma!o q Do .per.1o 1nd sudden
~ssult on Geneial Howard IA sroa furu. Tho at ck
extended 10 iiookois ootp'. Nho r.ao, al.
vnncei thrre lines dccr. A portion Of our line nt
frt wayefei hcforc 'hi- terrible olfa', tut Hns
quickly rallied, and then sp"cd "a l,un ~. to'la
pon thi' pottioI oi our u' mss'. or half Of
tie cutr, icl,i nnv. 10th ei.cs W,rr 10 ht,ue for
the hrrt tire during thr cn pdrn la u open do'I.
Bcfotc dark the tchcls were inoIuug ,y drira'o T.,
havinf iod 10 rrnk inc- H' any igi at and they
retired IN dpricr. lea, ing uust OF the dead aud
woundcd Oh he field. Oui io-s viii ic-ch, 2GD men,
principally In Hooker, coip.. The ic,- lo,a in He'd,
wounded aud m-iue oAc' cd. $3.50" inc'' 'iine three
B.i.al .or t,eucrnis.
I'm the extreme .'i our orc nj on- wcro equally
successful. Mcpho r'n drov" the enemy ervc.
raj milss and B'G''- division piS1ing'6 mIle
rud half -Duth OF III. N1isufu roqi.
on the morning of the 2!t TIE errmv sas driven,
with small loss, 10 tho ~u',s ,mIocdlsioly around
| ANITA
on the 22d thcy had Withdrawn entirely froin Gen
ornls Hoiker'- aud l'alnrr- front.
A. sso O'Clock N ths AFTERNOON ~ nc ddt Ipr.
tons oC or army ctlts,sd the c,'G.
The correspondent add We ma, hhv conc i'.ht.
ins The iull po-ar-ron % tie c, but the c.in.
p,iRn II considered a, ut.,alt,,ll, cr"i.
icpot iclicvci to he tciillr, ., r",nice' the
cupaton Of MoutRo Ala, hy sem Ro.,cm.
Cire pnait, .July 2i.-Ihr CovsEHciAL hs Tho
follow ing official rcror of tine o.ic' In Tiouse's oorpt
in the battle OF Atlanta
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nov hcrd thai he I. shout 20 rnaie M. final ass.u
the Army l. In admirable order, ami, Il II. M c,eH Il.
uhsnakcn' the result tannot fail to be victory.
Inc nsron CoSyrprR,rr .v. that hu, little q,rsr-
termasser or conm.'ary .torr. ieruain ut At
'en'a Ai having hecn removed to ,sier and more
secure position in tho rear. The impression prevails
IN ihe Army that the city viii le Defended aud not
sson up unlss the army !, defeated In great hat.
ue' Nluch VIII u iouf h In 10 iumcdiats front. rhe
CONfEDtRsrr Lss eNerr tc ,snn 10 hcrr ,ha, Shef.
rear WI Is cut IN the ten dsy., and ite
w, n, prevails shohf Nigh ofccr- In the army
.hst authta - hed until tnat time shal have
ctspred- the ctiss viil have pss.Ni
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ran Pa~onsc-, arriving lat nirht ssr .he eunt<a,
Brilliant Na sheuine the voods :. tn lower end of
Henderson. Int 1t not expected tie ~ouid be
mosh lama ell.
Morn H.rde -.ou Il VILLAGE Of some ~ or thrre
thousand tnhsbtantS the county town of Hen ierrou
COUNTY. kentuck, 30 iCv siiCs lslnv Etansyie, Ind
and ou the opneite side Of tA- UbiI tiNcr.