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It has BEEN intimated to me that the meet
irg might take place on tue l3th; p!eass b.
prepared. l~onld he glad To have Yon ad-
else me frequently Of yonr arrsus zmtnt6 ia
regard to thia very Important tnat'er,
1t It ia successfully Carried cut, 1t will 80
dar toward brraki1.E the nAch-uoue Of the rt-
billion. It Will probably be we'll to have
special TRIM quietly p!euar3I to take the
Friscners to Annapolis
lleayt this ext ctd1nsly inportaut aiT.ir to
!cur tact aid diecrLtiun-thE absolute acces-
sity OF secrecy and SUCCESS. With the high
est 1egasd, I'm, my dear General, s''ur sim
ccre .I1rho, GkpaGE B. MccLELLAS,
Maj. t;eu. u ). l.
-Q1 tbt 2ath of the eaua mouth Gan Nc
Ciellan sent the folio -iug dispatch:
40 MOI Ger. Banks:
Hayr you aus mare Of our friends to send
frcu' Frert rick IT, ArE-puIis? Plea-e AZ
swtr 1T clcl- afs5 TO keoW on account
Of c1crrspy of bout
,Ns5 Gen. MCCLELLAN.
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THE mIIITAEY SlIUA TI0V.


WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Aus. so-A letter from
~, The most on,e, dov IN I'm, ,varps ~. .,n
hs.,aa ~ haan aa '4' ~ 'o1 "eeA'' a'' sun
"ae'AE o'eo Aa.n.
men in tbc 'eeresste nine euu.: four oelonsin. to
Nses.chntet,s batteT. and on. n ncKn,eh,,s
battery Of light artillery.
An Epplish gentleman. Mr. Enwasd Ws1llce,
crosse the Arnoto.nax and entered our lines 1ast
o'sl'+ &c s'se 'ne psoepeete ~ tae eonleoesaes
are becoming very eoomy- Il that the rebels are
in state OF desperation, owing to the failure 10
9o.H.N,. 1ta~ oAus - VAC Ae4'sa'S AA'Hs''a u
Esnpsyn.s''
Er- Wa'laee's wife and child were recently Eu-
cd in Petersburg BY one Of our sae1la.
rebel ffeuasch fepna Atianta a3d sts&ae th.s
aconts rernrf thst anothe. Federai rnid. 7-nn
st~o1r xrth nina n,.c,x of ,rtit1rrr 1eft nsr,snr
eao1s1 "''. "A0' l.e.e' ~ - 'et1 O9~4s"t'
II TIC cltccuon Q! CoF'uGto0t ~.
Ekw foR7z, Tuesday. -ugust 0-Tce New fork
I,i1vnt's Washington epeclal thus sums up tue
Sheridan has advanced, and discovered the ensmy
xeutinc.
~ wss 9aiet y+teslsy sra. asg a.onna
Dispatches frnn Grant Indicate tnst Lee has
. ceased to strn.-le Eur tue trcoycss OF the Weldon
Road, which is completely in our possession.
Tncte waa ro fighting Yesterday or 1lle morning
before Pctersbur: or in B1tler'S 'front.'
Early's forces arc In inll retreat up the valley,
orr cavtlry closely pursuing tbr rear of tke re-
treating column, capturing .nod many -tsa.Clcrs.
FurTEEss MoNIoE, Anspss os.-Tne mali bost
r. m City Point has arrived, and brings no add1-
uona] news fum tue front.
ytste1lay,s Richmond pap-Es limit the loss OF
five rebel Generals, four killed and one yo auied.
on the Weldon railrond.
RA1!1zAoRE, Tuesday. Auc. GA special to the
American dated Headquarters Middle Army Ulvi
hion, in the held August s9'h, e1ys: The long
lookedtor advance Of our troops, at last COM
meuccd yes1e1day ncyngnc at 4 0 clock. Our cav
alry etsrfed but and commenced driving the eoe.
my'e re3r guard At & o'clock the infantry broke
cnnp ana at Ind taken position IN line Of march.
which wac In th1ee parallel columns. We had not
preceded inr when we became eatiefed thst the
main force Of The enemy had retired from our In
mediate iront, and 1eu4sted to some position mp
the valley. A reconuuies lnce made In mont OF
General Crooks l1nes, the left Of our position,
Of the enemy had LEFT our immediate 1ront, but in
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tspecisl Dispatch 70 the Cb,cseo THh1re,l
SYCAMORE, DeKslt Co., Ane. q, 1894.
There assembled in this village yesterday one OF
he largest and nost enthusiastic gatherings ever
held in DtKaib cou't +. The numbers exceeded
I've ttou4and., Stirring aud patsi.tic addresses
we're maue br General 0sleeby, General Farms,
wor1h, and William Bsnss. The peop:c arc thor.
orehly arousrt1, and will fol. mp Union majority
III November that will carry forward the glorious
r. cord Of old D+kslb. They mxan war until the
rebellion It crushed out.
, 1864-08-31

NEW York, Tuesday, Aug. co.-Gold Continues
weak and depressed. tho very large reduction in
The export deman1k and The increased supply
through the anticipating ps{meot OF the septea-
Der and November coupons hss been weakening
cover rhort contracts hare been the nuly pseven-
tion Of IN earlier fall. With 60 ltue strength in
the market, The decline IL qulte nle!t tn prove
at 934K epu vent down to 2324.
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Il RUSSE$,' "
The Ha. q Rubber Truss.

I4!s T.uss En eass Ss:n.s cr nupsas. Or ,h.!ty
st1.ps, u.ed ba'hrx a-a,s tlwsYs elesn s7d
soss = y nsG. pa TAI =. ~
'1olslsns sotsssHa saSs. 'ha sS4a''
:sssesi Sf: &C e z0a1n 5.'i* T. iEssi
SUE is :EsCE osFtCE, Q. s.
~ AaAz ..,,xss. ,s.s 9g.a;: Il lax
*: a,s:so. S,.:. ss r.
9ss !.
rs E f 2 sse I'd
tor They niue aytrssn nsout q .a11i toir:scn hnn-
co~s He,iert sasf orns.s a..1ii oe isie::.d-
t'sct "1cv1dt anlr.l 90 nos Itsed 70 ~ o.:.
~ st:er :s%sv; Z - The e;r..
n1 4 % m Il he IN s aa IT.
Ths Govs1rm+n: "1'1 e!stu, tho r'sh. Of w*,eu'nG
~ xtsst n,o ,s emf r, nm nj, s1 e.. sa tas
Essa g ssef
Us, :! ~; ST. s to
Htn n % ~ @
cer,T1cs !. Aceo.aacce .btrswith. aad wu -
pareb to pscsu bis s<tustrirt xv1ck good AMI auf
.dete,t bcnd3 Tor its ia nimrnS.
Tho Ft!:onsnt IT. 9. ,h- sasrA7tcrt ast ~ h,.n
Dls1tct Court. Of tha Unts,d 8tAxs Distt,ct At.
tten+v, f1 BIZ r1clss.1 with .fc blu.
hIddeit must h1 psFs>ns 70 rs1oord T. tho hIdV.
preosred tc Ire ho.ds a1d sign st- coat9aet be
fore le tvit The office.
ject any CT 81 ht: ) cEraiacFtr unFenan2no;o.
F.susnta II. b. mkda Arsr e1ch det sefy IN fuck
tu1is asHsy b: on hLld; IL -ore hAnd % b. male
ssic.E received.
P:o2o+ala uu,t 70 endorsed d,att2c:lY " "PropnsAin
Tor PERI asto, Js:I essel II Caps. Il. Gil
NAN. - Ralsmose. NRt 1tann."
II i bid ii Ia ii. Is14a u i. d thtsS DAmaa AaN
their sces t!1te hussess INIT appear. CT they viii
Each Htj,nu Of rvtry meubtr Of tr1 cfe-tuz I
pfono.sl mast aacompAny 1t ~ith "A oasa AZ aito-
7iere- 30 ~ United at.tea aofes1nsnt, u he has
NIX at.ssdy t!tr cpe II t IT bf'-s -
All u,os not toEnplx1cT s:f-lT with taa sesnA ei
tela tasefusae"eoA @1'' ~ j. A. OILMAN,
srst n-M Csp,aiu Ind Z. D.. Us. H.
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msCkELLan ES THE <:..e pE&uRAD
Can DIMAT&-

vcnt;on aua the IL oo3 s,,ect ,tors that the
af n.ac,,,., t. or,.t -.
eue', " sne WI pone4-s VI 'Ae
,~ 4,'' sD'D'' ~. 4sD '"as aeo'enau "as
Wv ~ @ue
~ ''Nus1' '"'p1e' WE n's' "
ee' 'ne .Aan'P4e VI o'aAins a9olttafs arrests;
.ese -. ne ee''oe'@'e's arrested an entire Lesis-
.s'n.c aeo ioss'ce'a%a 'nem IN "L'ncoin
Ia; e''e 'vns ~ LIS aA1tascn Z nun 'e1'ef
o. 'uiy y ~, Ut sas'seo Inc President to
1hsnu"t aoo ifee saves oy Whole ss4tes as
III ace "' aIisnrs Necessity 'aa' ue a.
serted tne '72"t VI tne govern men1 TO appfo-
l'r'ats permanently 70 ns e'Ts'ce tae s'aFes pt /
sou'heroc's, hno 10 fe'1c lne properly o1
+ os'n lot h''a'ory usee' ~ ua3oof aao pro-
7'cf I'LL cst'faoanoe no may escape To eur
Ancs; 10 concentrate our 'ofc*s aaf 1oe put
posr OF tler1u:t'S def uthg Inc enemy nnd
colrciDg the sufg:ht states buck into tue
l'n'"n, "uo IN shosf, t:at hs had adToc*ted
all the radlc nc7sur' subsequently adopt
I'd u, the President and tneRepnbllcau party,
>bc!udtbg tho rcH forcing OF the army by
drafting, Long, Harris and other delegates,
in pointi.g cut this record Of Mcclellan,
d. Chart Il 1tl. uu D.u,ocrat -ho wanted an
al1.ie1tc. uud peace cuulu support lin With
ont eLockjpc stultiacat,on. ToeuDoort Nc.
Ck,lur WIS i. q; lit On their p,atf rm and II
.n,1urse The wtr nol,cies Of Ltncoln. v,z.
.Cpc, cion. copsscs1fou. emanc,oation nsurn.
uttrn. arbitsary as1ests, and conscdp1ion.
Democrats could inst US consistently yote
IN, t,,,co}n .,,a oo-,r with r. ar ,om.
i.atc AlcCl. Ilau, one Of Liucoln's shoulder.
stYan sat,a,,s ,, s.fd +h,p uu,s rot,cr
14fce ala moeSery OF all thsir peace
m ~, e;.t'. .n%ax nu VIE 'a%@pl'n @i1nn ,, .asn
a.. s4,.,r,,t , ,n ,,.,a .ota e., IT,, ~.
Point oration .hat !" tue .,nly alternative for
our choice Was the suppression oftne rebellion
" n'nta's 1"f.S. or1ne sn Impression OF our
n.,"1 I Aas as..ts 49," 4 H"n,.ra .. VI ~,
on the rec .,rd for n contion,nce Of the wsr
to the bitter end, till tue tosurreciion is suo.
prt,sssu, or an rebels externInsted. What
'ould he gaibcd b. tie election Of such
mans Dcu<crate can juet as consistently
vote for Lincoln, GrA1t or Butler. In this
WY the Sire der sbd more eagacons lend
crf talked They perrelye that the late OF
Gen. futile, OF Iowa, ~ao was beaten list
fall hs 4o, COO, awaits Mcclellan, and that he
iii pe bcgearded 10 death by the Rapab.
hcAns-4hd abatdoned III disgust By tens OF
thousands OF fenc~ Democratic.
McCleuah VIII ceFtalnl5 be nomauated TO-
day. The unthspkipg, in?uls,ve rabsle are
tloutinE FOR hlp- This outside pressure Is
o"1'e !'s "osh ou u CONVENTION. 1o-mo1@
70" the great pSAuca4 campalRn begins.
Ise's o's "n.n tne c'ee''on' L'ocein VIII
L..
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T,7LLINGs, GOODRICH l. CO.,
n have On han. largo Enpnly Of nrst clnss
Eating and Cooking appies-
.+n,1res to suit the tines. Ca rec th oefs
nn,cnas1ug elsewhere. ORE from the on1rry So
it'll ed. NJ Z HidHAa hAahIi 81
0us1.q1101t
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A:Q4lCE,-Tha Primary M=et.pg
OF tba RerrhtIc4n Voter cf rh- TO "a IT To-
Tor tnb appoir Ing or neihRates o the Rs 1otcAo
~ b ea r sE s:a g rS9,.
ots ard7k Pr on ta- 31sTt: :.s .ty o'tsr
,EAEL nUKKF. ch.u@sn.} Town
G a.$UTdExLAa0. co.a.
Jnke. Au7p,t e. ISL au3i.Q7i-15
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
WAsHIAor,s, September ~

WASHlh0fsh, OePteUoei ~
n .jor General DIX:
Dsu.tcLes have been receive froU u ID
Sheridan up - Saturday night, dated "a
les nortL Of Nuwnsrkes. lie had driven
coo enemy from Nj. Jack.un. w'thou'
,.ing able to 0loy On general engage.
mont. AFR ff@
Tue enemy were moving rapidly, and b'
asd no cavalry present to Lvld them. Toi, :
,efs hac stssckss WickhAis's toscc ~ Lu
r4y ana captured nuvbsr u pt'son rs..
Sucsidan found retel hospitals 10 All tht
sosns ttvsD Wiuoue~asr ~ Ncw Msfkr',
sod wAs 80 miles trom Martinsouig. ~
pieces u artillery was captured az F,sher' :
1,ll, tugs tbcr Win ll0O prisoners, iafg'
.nount Of .muuait uis, csi.soLs, hMbes.
g., aud a Iarg quantity oil ensfencn'"t
o,i., small arm-, q, btls, &c. N, 1T o
aae captured u,lIri'.. has pteu r.celseu
small towns ttrvugb thp valley hsso .
great many rebel Suun0ed. r. s6.r i
Signed. Z NJ. STANTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

e. Lu. viLL. -. 20
o frS.1 p4s, d F'....ssl'. iO.es, 40,
4 UvO M vtsss<d ,be feunsssea ~.
al bsiy., Laasling. 10 Perry equity Ter
lis y biol, forc~ sSe-tlnatci ~ 500. =
OF Oampsaii 'sua garrison, AT AtL, n
Ala, We, aS,Sca ri b, large Lrce "a r.
els. Sid. atsot were Il ~, & twu bt,
were iolc It 10 surfepfes. aS7s r.. On
ins', including tag dAp,t, ~ ~ 49, Vi b
Forest in person v : III Asnens q 2 p. d
ye.terdsy. a attacsn.ea u 300 me-. &
seat irJssa4D~ss nf to ieis,ivfce h. e.
son, 0sub& srp.nstIi 70 haze b.cu cap,
ed alter an ebstnsa't Engagement
SsDNtl }rasHt'r~ csp d. ny Ca'. p
Ser, ,ss ~ A.ursrss rupurt sbat shty eros,
a, EasSAs &C, And thai Il orresi h al told ~ .
he HVFd hat e 70. &C, .livusA 10 uessroy a.
~ &C., s'sd STAY IA Iesucssee AZ iobe /.
lsisr.nDsi gfWces have destroyed seye.
miles Ql the Tennessee sud Alabama "a
roAt4 teCjD u c aaif ard A neus.
c,ulv uptpslAvn iss.UoA 81 Posss ~, Tenn.
An escaped psisuuur r.poits, tbAc
rebee@. ~ sWhteier"ssa a. vi y u, la ID. IA
yes'e,tAt ,muluiug. -
Thefo. are, thsges CON n anus--F0gresC
Roidy's SID b IT, IS. Wbe.ie,'s io,ce s
rep ,esaj, ~ usss gAne Suutb, to jim Ii
la GSpfg'A. 7" ~
Ii W.Tyfrest's int, ntion to seixe P ssh
Frank o. Suctuyy liz, aud all intcfmcala
blocs Aasl sss on shs foad. A. last accoun
the rebsl. .~src tnUving on Pulaski.
NtNShoastrstiun- hos yet been made q
the CAAttAnvoss railroad. Tue teagfs
was 1sra \ Z on chat TINE up 70 one y.
to dag .s'Fbs telegraph from Pulaski j,
ports that hAayJ 4tirlAg cas- heard IN theo
rection Y, SpivLu. branch. There is reb
folce operating against ELK RIVER Brio,
Ail'secouSts agiee ths, Ia, go fore
ma,cnvng on uu- d.tcnces un tnls IL
Proper EsvAsur, have been taken to re, u
tho :Shel iotce. IL Is probable they y
be iuTeddsto c. csues the L, ni,nessee b,i.
Gen kuss.lu has Done with them. u
Russe.u takes the tieh to-day,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

sease asct !. 'HsSir . L,,,,,,,.a SFnt. o..

kca sAas rrs~ 81. ht,Uis, Sept. 70.
A di-pa'ch from Fort Scott, Aik., "a,
nono 4 the officers ct the trsinq recent,-
c.p,urer!0&iC lbtn Greek were killed or d
ken P2RHtrs,. at9 bat comparativei
fw nN&.. Fare foartas OF tue. lat,s.
arr'seesas sFnrs Sepss. The wounded has
been suo9dpr.sc' arrts feT .scH
Joe s4efayss reb I csvslry Is sad ,o,b
4 to 5Qearktfsls ! 3Tnss occupied Froo !.
rickto - ~ hAAss item P,iol kuob y.st.,,l
day. oDessvsstieesgni Is not y, { developed
Gen. EWING, cqmmapdisg tbe Dep.rt
m'nt"t AL ldis, took Bfigadi.r Genss q
A S+.ka,,---ss.eps dove, -s-t n,gs, Az.
envy.
PitKas kwssasl,lt q fed ard q ]
fis,aed
Grad an, on the yer. can >tsn3 .iae.
ana tae pay BssAsge' 6ItJsAs osp 10 1. u
Gus the Iron ~ on ats railroad wacs,
Ps'ee cras~sdt tue sArksssss avet sum, da, ,
sncr. asstvl~ tpart iui 8,s forces moved 90
wards BsArsv.lie, evdss,iv wuh the d..
t'gn Of issplqs - se.ps 10 Northeast Ksn
sas. am. Nito The .r4monea .cumwgDd H..
sade Missouri ~is-sa- tVe Sou beast n.
H. e. .8ogssfe tssstsssssk. sp~uwil.8 .ub
adySacsyssD5ia : &C lssne. te u .. :.
usscd 4 Snsas y tAW ! . ls,OUo. =.ses
tjrn H~srs, nessh n partsv the 1G \
Coip- s4ss k1s~usv,.les On tLe Duv..,,.
~ anu Ls&i'r kss~ks a sslsoad, i. I. d.,
~, asal ts~vsdv - u Nhrs6erty lsiir.cnon.
sns Sassoy ERIK navyaty ls,5t Sharply after
s's fess' aayAAf n oaxvaa
yMAlf .scsseN .vua 1sat Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

CMI1Il,ll chA III jl5u I'M
III. ,,,+,A.'1s!ss.;'s't! "a k;;.; s :;
sued q address 10 - ing ing chassis Of
tie United States, g % hem TO come
erwaA and givl i,ne = aid to DE
election Of MeCl pf hdlpn, by IT.
gAnizng and cd 49, s1kll amount
tom ca he,as loithe disc kination Of valu-
able publicdocjne1s.TTl u
Prescription arslhs bAee shofders has
COMMENCED in. dead earnest. esterday.
zen clerks WIRE iischArged from the cloth
lie bureau OF the war department. ON sus-
plcion of being Mcclellan men. One Of them
lamanded the cause Tor his dismissal, and
was told that be MAS charged with reading
AcCleilans Iettet ofacctptancs toskveral Of
IDS fellow clerks.
WAsBISGroS, Sept. "a.
. The removal of Postmaster General Blair
vas not even generally known until THIS
,nornng when the correspond. nee was
published, though among certain parties it
was wsll known that Hair void be oustcd
the moment ex SECRETARY base publicly de-
..aiea Iii. intention TO return to the support
Il The Administrations The whole is regard
al here as bargain between the radicals
md the administration and the former have
got the best Of it. lair attended the regular
s.binet meeting yestc day for the last time,
tncn it was finally decided that he should
&c /. quested 20 resign.
Secretary White, OF the interior depart
a
l. his claim. for the vacant Indiana federal
.ndgeship, 1t is satd, will be granted. II
ioliax is defeated for congress he will be
-cndcfed the interior portfolio.
SECRETARY ,Fesserdcn will probably hold
On FOR the present.
The { Is vel nothing from the army Of
the Potomac.
report, prevailing in New York to-
lay that the rebels have evacuated Peters
pnrs is premature. The government re
cived no such news.
The REGULAR m;sl boat brought UP fion
City Point 55 rebel deserters, amos Z then
a number Of captains, all OF whom desire Il
be released on taking their ath
Dunn. the present week l25 deserter.
from single Florida regiment have come
40 'ui HiitS. lucy spS"n u's'ou aSH'S'..
f rebel pros poets, and say that, n"twlth
ending large accesSions 81 consclipts Lee
las received. he cannot cope with Gran
!. iih any nope Of success, as the conscript.
N..i take The first opEert, M,5 y desert.
/, i learned fom an auihtrtative solii c,
.iiai ARRANGEMENTS to complete the paynen
| }, thu aray and navy TO date here to day
lase been signed by Secretary Fesse nden
vi oil the Il, mics viii receive pay meat il
a soon Il paynasiers can arrange dc
tails.
,here are no suspended requi ,iiions OF
| b. treeS..i. ether than hose which awa
ENHANCEMENT - ofae.' nf The proper au
aor!t.es. There is a balance i'll the l.ea.;
", showing that 10 fugth.r loans nr,
leeded.
Mr. Perry II. Smith, Of Chicago, repre-
'n'ing the ns2ghv,a.osn Iali'oad, after i
I'll animation Of The Statistic, of rive
avc ana i.oighl, has determined 10 reYor
O;hi- company u favor OF The Anncd at
obstruction 81 a iail DAD By the river TOUT,
rom ~. Paul TO " mora
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
AR. BLAIR TO ins PRESIDENT.
v PosT OYFiCE DLpAkIaskT,

sssNAsHisuTux, D pt.- Is, 1864. )
NY DEAg eIS: l bave Icai ~. net.
TIL. l.tc tsicfrrs TO My iis~s stosi,s'e
wn,ncv.r ypu stau'0 deem II afsi.ao ,c =.
tae pys,,c nsclts' tnat sLUuid 90 50, -
statng That sr- your Judgment thst ~
had com. ! therefore formally tender IL
rcsspstiun a the Office Il Postmaster &c
erAht 4 cNrriot tske leave oi You witt, u
renewing the oxprossions. vi NY gsasifut
for the uust,rlbik indness y Lien h.s mali.
you cofd uct ,towards, ee +,
'fDurN v+tt rrn.. NJ BL.lr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

tsntr.l Portion Il ghe6G e4a1rites toDe
a,lumns. .udesvor TO capture Oil imPorz
l.ut po,nts and hold the country. k'roy
lm,tb "a TO Join him 9th II. 600 20 l2,UOO
Lsas Afs7fS gsetflfAA r cfeieiE s.'
~ u sd bis nv. th6st. Tue cOTumn uo~
h the southca.s - doubtless under Snclby
sho has come 5000 men.
H. PORTS 10 cIcuIassSD ~ night cay tns'
ts,t OF the force which occupied Freder-
cktown yesterday, csp'ur,d Cspe 0ira'-
ieau to day, bat tais. y deuo'iul. Tue,
nav b. demoDstratiDg 10 tbst oifec'ion'
81, 20 post Ia too strong u b. taken o.
cavalry. lire .,ss.u
.crve. Troops are siready moving south
S.rd. Blacksmith snops are busy Oil o.,
<aoeiug cavalry horses Oidnance stor, e
T.. b. ing sent to DIFF rent points. Every
tne Is ocps put saifint tim for 'n"e
4 tie act W service. sgAe
Gen Pike has called out oil tue enrolled
militia.
Gen. Rosearans will i.sue an sppea' to-
n,rrow, calling the people to arns.
Nal. GIN. b air arrived to-day.
Trans Evu the oustajn Is.lrsed ar
! ~ tunnibv, and 70 Tar ssSdown. I'M rail-
,ad has not yet b e" ~ Tested.
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NENF1UkK. OtVt 20.
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have administered The Genera Post 9th
! sswember no single complaint sgsn
you in come CT ion Herewith.
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The Waships,eY y es.i % the Cinc nna'
Commercial Il the 234 lest Gays:
1GU6n the res t.usl,n u tue late BAL 7
mapu O,aveusios, declaring that tht y d.' u
ed'u esscntisi 70 tic general welfare e.
hIfmony sbslt prevail n he national cou
cJa and regffdhE IS worthy OF pl blic
HsEbcc and oilio'At frust, those only v
end prbed the principles III tho Hcrits Oir's
oiusions ,gb,cn sbUuid cbarsctetixe the az
minis, Mi NJ a ehs, q liver n,scrF, " 40 Sb,.
" after Il. passsges rcad ~ -Postmss''
General Blair. be At once virtually tendt
81 btyepsu dog. sbich vss los teratati
made and accepted until to-day, as Will
s,en FROM tie following spondsnct =
1t y ohdsrssood that e. dove'nof Ds-0
son. ofO'iic, viii he bis successor.
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Nav loRh, Sept, 26.-Cen. Stevens re-
eits tI,e arfraI at Harper Ferry Of tram
. Gus wounded and captured guns, and 81
al,it onai captured Offices.
lire hinr.u-c has gone to take command
4 the rebel pep Itinent Of tue Southwest.
Dlia,c!ics received this \. II. ron onyr-
III ~tste TINT Hood appears to DC moving
pN Ai,is The Alabama INES
y Sron, force OF rebel raiders are report
Il 10 te oreialsn5 a1aillat Sherman D .on.
..n',ieat;ons, ana had captu' eli Athens,
IA.
goraus exeltions are being maze 10
y,..ahe ana destroy his force
.Jtif DAVIS is reported TO be at Macon.
Reports have also been received from
a.p. andy. ~
o-n. steele had been strongly reinforced,
iid ..lu takcii The offensive.
Dl-pateiias from zen. Grant, dated IL
e!oeA last NJ hit, report 10 military opera
OTIS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

NE" AoEK, Seh. 26---Ihere are 10000
men here awaiting Transportation.
AdvireS from New Orl ans by the Mollie
Abe, 81 tne iYth, have been received. s.st.if
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

NEE York, Sept. 26.-Thc Cosaneyc;ars
SPECIAL says gentlsman from Montgomery
VA, reports thattiNre are IN that civ and
sieinlty $4,000 bales of cotton.
he 4 he military ;datliolStiess ere about to
'iect ueic sivc Qualifications at each of the
gaps "a the Shenandoah to prevent further
raids. nan
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r.. KIRK,
DCLIU9 KeD1,m-

GARPLNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP on
y Commercial Alley, opposite Post Office. Ds.
enport Iowa. a.la!-dAWtf
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M ANUFACTURER AND DEALER n
~ Hats, Caps, Gloves, Furs, &c. Store or
% -. between Nail. and Harrison. anls.s
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fer Yourselves and invite your friends 10 DO so.
Kernember the old stand, sou il side Of q street,
neal Psry. IL y e. GKUT,
Sepy6 Salesman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

Nav, lonk, Sept. 26.-Ihc city is again
COY. rcd With The National coIors, which arc
lying from ;esery building Of any ,inpor.
,anca.
ihe change in the price Of gold is pro-
dlced ty the successive victories which
nave recently laurelled the Union arms, and
: caused alsos 81 ~ general der line aIi the
markets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

Henry Sclby. at his old stand on "a ST.,
east Of Ferry. south side has just received IRON
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DACOW 1.1TxrN,

DEALER IN FURNITURE. CARPETS
- Mats. Oil Cloth Mating, Window Hhsdss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

PRACT1CAL DYER-PARTICULAR AT.
- rsxrI0x paid to dyeing Cloths, silks. Yel1ets
q Osrnents cf sny kind-to give any color a
s'fed Ihird street, two dOo1s vest Of lcrs-