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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA.
AD5UrANr GENERALS OrP1cE,
Davenport, April 20, 1854.
Gene.u Orders No. 10.
|. All Officers recruiting for the 10 900 one
hundred days Volunteers, will take triplicate
enlistment papers for each recruit.
II. TMo Of said enlistment papers will be re-
turned to 1t. Coz. VIM. n Grier, 1st U. 8. Cav,
Superintendent Of Recruiting Service for the
State Of Iowa, and one to this Office.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjt Gen. of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

ALrxAN's ice wagon has commenced de-
livcring on the bluff Orders for ice may
be left at the wagon, or with Olmstead &
Havens, Brady street. ap26-dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

THEATRE. RE.-To-night will be presented by
McFarland's troupe at Metropolitan Thea
tire, Tom Taylor's great sensation drama,
Ticket-of-Leavc Man," which is remark
ably good thing to see.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

0lsI wanted TO do general houso work 10 .
small family where the work will bo light
Ap ,ly Immediately q the northwest corner
OF Rock Island and Fourth streets OF at tbis
Office dti.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

TIE recruiting business for the 100 days
service seems to 60 ahead with alacrity.
Capt Egbert is getting up . company that
will be ready to muster in in week or So.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

STILL they comc-those splendid spring
styles of dry goods at Kehoe & Carhart's,
opposite the LeClaire House. Prices very
moderate, and great pleasure taken in show
ing goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

CoLD.-Wc are crcdibly informed by an
early riser that zee was to be seen on the
sidewalks this morning, that had been
formed during the night. That is cool op-
Grafton for the second day of May.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

TIE 16rB.-This regiment is not expec-
ted to leave for the field until Wednesday
morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

We would state that the meeting is call
ed at the early hour Of Z o'clock, 50 q to
have its business transacted in time SO NOT
p interfere with the war meeting It Le.
Claire Hall. go as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

{. inrcsrAsr.--TAe following dispatch from
e1e N.Y. Department is Of importance 70
whom it concerns sa.4 l1ssa9T s. tsssFi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

|SrAn,Fx GEN. BlSsr :ETKe ners..a,,. r. sgoa
oInos consent 70 selisted men bsiSe a..
eacned If1m their Commands to assist - -.
cey'ang tpe one hundred (1OO) davs troa.s !,
90 TIN. VmcixT.
|xxLK X .efzE q .AAaN "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02
AMERICAN AoarcuLruRAiisr.-1he Ma

AMERICAN AGRicuLruR Aiisr.-1h May
number Of this most excellent agricultural
paper has made its appearance as welcome
IS ever and fully worthy of it. This paper
is the genuine article plain, practical,
sensible, readable, Indispensable jcu1pal. -
In the farm house it should always be At
hand-in fact no housekeeper whether in
town or country, whs he's any idea Ofecon-
omy or comfort, should fail to be subscrib
er. 1t is, beyond question, the best jour
nal Of the kind ever published. It costs
bat one dollar pr year. Specimen copies
can always be seen 1t this Office and at the
News Depots. Orange Judd, Publisher--
New York, v h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

"SouR GRAPES" THE Gazette 'loc1"
having failed, after desperate effort, to OBJ
tain the prize for the "homely man. and
failed Every pcttishly informs us that it is .
mere sham-just as though he wouldn't have
il il he could.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

DrsrRIcT CouRT.-The May term of the
District Court opened this morning the
Hon. j. Scott Richman on the bench. The
forenoon was principally occupied in impan-
elling Grand Jury. Two Of the members
originally drawn declined to serve and
others had to be selected to fill the vacan-
cies. The names Of the jurors are IS fol-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

The friends Of the Ship Canal project are
requested to meet at the Office Of John E.
Coffin, in Davehport's Block, this evening at
precisely o'clock, to choose delegates to
send to the Dubuque Convention to be held
On Wednesday next. w. H. p. HrSLxY, =
ss2 H Ex. Cen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

BUY your flower seeds ut Ballord's. His
assortment is complete.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

iI 91S 5I1n j61 f17S3f 3fFS5E
- q Tie -Dnll0CyAf tlflicR
NAVY srG .xasa s'tsizssA . 1Sab sxsH' .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

CHEAP, CHEAPER, CBEAPEsr.-The i'm
mcnsc stock os dry goods Of Sands & Co.,
will continue to he offered at auction during
the present week. The public are invited
to take their choice of the stock at their
own prices. Ladies' and gents goods Of
the finest quality will be offered
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

PopuLAR.-It is worthy of mention that
one day last week the popular clothing
house Of F. p Erskine, in this city, sent by
express, suits of clothing of their manufac-
ture to parties in Nashua, N. H., Catskill,
N. Y, Cincinnati, Chicago and Iowa City.
This speaks in the highest terms of this ex-
cellent concern.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

WAR MEETING. The attendance at the
war meeting at the German Theatre last
Saturday evening was respectfully large
Mayor Lowry presided, and II. Lambach
was chosen Secretary. Speeches were made
by Judge Dillon, Geo. E. Hubbell, j. p.
Stibolt, w. o. Hisky, 1t. Col. NJ. NJ. Price,
and Capt. Henderson. No recruits were en-
listed, though it is possible that out Of the
demonstration may arise spirit Of enthu-
siasm that will eventually tell in bringing
into the field Davenport's share Of the 1O0,-
900 more. 4M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

Public MEErINo.-There will be public
meeting at LeClairc Hall this evening, at
which there will be speaking by our best
orators. The object is to raise volunteers
to fill the call for one hundred days men.
Recruiting officers will be present to enlist
such men Is are willing to enter the field.
Let the house be crowded. Speaking to
commence at o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

BARLEY.-We are informed that the cold
snap of last night nipped the barley badly,
and fears are entertained that the crops will
be seriously damaged thereby. The farm
ers have been making great calculations
upon their barley crop, and are not q little
frightened at the unfavorablc aspect Of the
weather.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

MAKE GooD BEGINNrNG.-This being
the first business day Of the month and the
week, make good start by calling son
Krause, opposite the National Bank, and
ordering suit Of his splendid clothing
He can suit you every time, and sell so low
that you will be astonished. His stock is
complete.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27
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CONTINUED FROM FIasr PACE.

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lc4th v, lead, Hawks, b, LIST Miun, head;J Bul-
ger, G. isssh Ny, sAouider; Jenkins, a, lst Nun.
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thiRh; Hamilton, B, l55th Y thigh $ Me,2er, G 18th
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nand; Chase D. ieih Me- back, Jas Donahue y. s,h
y art, head. Lieut. i Glass, r, sth art, bead;
II Riley, II. 170ih Y, shoulder, Flynn, X, l7oth'
NY. lung Finley, =, ,7eth Y, breast; Barnes, r.
9Th al, lcR, Lient ID Mapahan, ID, 69th N Us NJ,
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The New York herald., 1864-06-27

nwi be seen By the abo- table that the average 10
heat compared with or laDies iof saturoA
y pboui four cad hall degrees end ,dgng from the
phfy OF The atmosphere at tho rresent
Thermometer will reach quite as hish hgare touay.
Tho police returus of yesterday show the fol wipg
Of sunstrose 10 addition 10 those reported 10 yes
tsrdays HyssLp:-
Was found lyins ,ronr q premises No. 2s2 Henry
esree. sarrricg The effects Of the heat and unable
- help he!Sed, she was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital
by tho police.
Dennis Murray OF 1sf East Fifty third street, was sun.
struck while AZ wcr south street IN Saturday alter
rcon. An officer conveyed him 70 bis residence.
An unknown mac about forty nveyearf ~ age, dressed
" black paaiaoons brown sack coat, hight vest check
ohrt and heavy boots foand lying nsensoe on the
pavement Va Twenoia street, near FIRST az enre, he be-
tpg sgnsirrck. lie was taken 70 Bellevue Hospital
1ho police q the Eighteenth precinct found one barn
poan the Sidewalk suffering from the extreme heat
ns taken 10 Pellev 40 Hospital.
Late Saturday Afternoon Mrs. Louisa Wfhers, o
Newark, n. T., was surgtruck while standing on tbs
C0ambers street pier, route for home she wos re
moved 10 the New YORK Hospital Ly the Third rrecnc
Doce
The New York herald., 1864-06-27
DIr. Samuel w. mnson's Dispatches.

Huron arAD, S. G., june 20 IeSl
THx EXECUTION
OF private John Smith, alias John Flood OF Company
Forty New York, occurred outside The nreucmen,s
yesterday All the troops OF this post present uD
der the command OF Colonel W. W. H. Davis Of The one
Hundred aud Fourth Pennsylvania, General Hatob Uelng
III ana unable to aks command. MAJOR Geaeral Foster,
with two o. bis star witnessed the execution General
Foster opposed TO death psaaes except aggravated
CAGES and this cne the cnlpTt having by his own
confession and according % ths clear evidence started
sron Kayah Island with sve oihcr with the deliberate
intention OF dsscrtug 10 the enemy and betrayng
cause ~ such Information they ooed Impart. Arriv
ing al creek they found they had miscalcGlael and
reached II just h9h tide. Toarps the party swan
across and escaped; But smith caught BY a patrol
scni cst the purpose convcc and sentenced to
he hot IL was Anticipated that 10 the changing Of generals
here he ease might be ncgcced hnd no tro SET FOR hts
execution but shs crslmitnccs or ng 70 General los
Ger 70 render his dirty to make example, the
benefit OF toe discipline OF his army Hs accorGugly
derea smiths immedsse cxcru,lon, mich 70 h surprise
The procession let, the Provost rarsbas hea3q Iss.
ters Al tor O'Clock ih prisoner rdrg In an am9uauce
followed by cart Containing his colin. he was accom-
panied By the Rev Jancs Hssscn Roman Catholic eler
gymsn shn was also the sUEitusl adviser of chuueker
and "a X the sixth aecicut daseriers e1eegtetscn
Smi gave some gas or peoi,eace prevors TO The
execution. but during tue ceremony appeared cool 2ad
tfo ps wers drawn On DO d,smoented and marched into
the square Oh foot Bs. coan was plsced noI newly
made grave ard as Fsuct a. Aftef the resdrg1
tbs order i0r thu erecta1 ard religious ceremonies
BY Father EsssUn the c5ndsmuei walked to his
stiou behind the ooln airg acug about With
great military pvscisllu His eyes wero haudagsl bg
fspa.u rennesgey, Provost Merha VINO had chargs o.
de cxetuoa, aoa pedotncd his dulles ina most credit
ah'n wAEn-r
The Griog party from the One Hpasred ana Fourth
peansylvania regiment. Al tho command they dis.
charged a vollsy. andhe victim fo his facs,
his b3ds dorBist up with several bHlis through Ira
hssd and fsysrai n hs ers.si pay more p,nsfans ts
an imposing one and Will doubtless haze a good
eject a warning 10 Tho colEsaead.
arrived misunderstanding frefr New YORK; With lcs OF
abe BKRAtp to sthe lstn. the news Of bncolns aud
johnson nomination was received on Wednesday By the
sohonner Dephne, which brought HRALps of tho 10th
The Arsgq bTepgbt AIge punbor Of passengers End ore
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

Philadelphia. ca Tuesday re was received with salu.es
cred from the Wabash and Terna mt.
live gunboais with troops, wen. on an cxps.
dil.sn Up stone river sunday night. A
-as landed, but the premature clicking OF A
ioics " -@r gave warning TO ths rebe
ln1sAe, han.~. No captures were made.
, ~ ,n,ss,.S no,n,pr aeronough and Sopoma
isracd !orse n tr5sps ana aborers oa tohns Island.
wGo darnol IL al tbs rebel works there SisaSus enS
coun,eg.ls aay resistance EU
MEDic4t n.ErrroR. .
Surgeon Ebcltaer ewa., Inisd states Army, Medical
Director Department oi tie Sn has been relieved and
ordered report .ed II Dhcctor OF ihe Department
OF tho Northwest, Surgeon Meredith Clyrer, United
states Volunteers, formerly al Beaufort. succeeds him.
A.0rgFg DEATH sESTEyty
Private Accs Williams. Company u, First North Caro-.
l8s volunteers has been ocvctcd OF disobedence OF
orders. mutny aud assault hts superior officer. aud
sentenced % Le sa1t, at Jackgonvillo, floriia.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

DEATH Or THOMAS ifnEHs
Ipfornailcn reached tho Coroncrs Office yesterday
sofnng death o. iooIaas nyor, tie well known
szcbampon Of the American Przc Ring a, bis late resl
aerce No. Is5 East Tiy-sfh street Coroner Naumann
soon afterwards proceeded 10 hold inquest the body
me evidence showcd that r Hyor bad been complain.
ans for several years past. aul that about hatpaSt
tvevc O'Clock tie sight previous 10 returned home IN a
nsht wagon accompanied BY stranger. Hc sa down on
che stocp and caicd ils water which furnished
hira soons afterwards sir Hyer complained q feeling
sc, ald t6ofty before O'Clock A. b., be went %
bed. Two hours aa1 tail subsequently, b. woke up
and cia nslo naTy Harrison, 10 attendance.
foT more 100 water. 10 spoke no moro sftef that
snd dtd sAoruy before liz o'Cocs A. M, ~
seiainpg NJ ssnscs 10 tho last Deputy Coroner
1homas Robinson, ". ~ made post mor,em ex.
animation 81 tie body tie right lung was found
bound Gown w Oh plturlIlc ndhesons, bo.n lungs
were healthy lhe hsaSt vas very large and fat,y AMI
che pericardlum hed ani ais ended with serum the
liver very much eselr.s ana tac entire structure
o. Il entirely dsgonerael scrrbas moss tas spleen
enormously enlarged tcr hal nches N length
end sh inches n width, and weighed several pcruds
sne stomach was healthy; the kidneys wers q Anu.ols
sntee,nes healthy. 10 Dr. RobiDso4s as,noa The. mme
ssie cause Of death was ''cardao dropsyr Tas Jary
accordingly readere; yortict 10 that eject Mr. Rysr
ws forty.Ave y.rs Of nro sna a native o. New YORK
rlrAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
William Todd shc man who was run over corner oi
west Tenth snd West streets The 19lh Instant, ~
ef The oars q .ss Dslt Railroad, bss alef Of hs NJ
Jaries, at lls Al. rsscence 80 isT west TwsrtY.nl
rodd dropped ais PIE, ano 10 jumping of 70 get n be
fsll ss.ots We whse Sh.ca risscd eve, e,la ss ss
rodd was Naly lajured There being blame sttachad
Uss ssis sf rpss.
SAD LArtr-gTs saars OF exc
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

did soe little damage on the Lexington turnrsc
mig along the north sdo OF James river northwest OF
the city. We have only indefinite accounts from our
forces ofhe rcsuts OF tho further than
the announcement that so FAR known the Intended
ec OF the movement had been accomplished The rebels
state that Tyrchbrrs safe, but tia. opgagcmsn,
WAS expected on the Goth. rns
Iynchburg is town Of Campbell county, vir-
ginia, In westsouihwesteTly direction from Rich
mond, from which it i distant about ono hundred
and twenty miles in an ai- lire In 1860 us popu
laticn was about twelve thousand. II is built on
The New York herald., 1864-06-27


FIRST DAY, JUNE 22
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE Of 800, dash of three miles,
for AL ages Club wcighta. Il
HANDICAP STAKE OF mile and = querscr, for ALI
ages $40 each md the Club 10 add 800 twoor more start
o'''', .uae = sscoYD DAY, JUNE %.
SWEEPSTAKES for three year olds, mile heats $50
each play and s30 added ny the Club " two ov
start Club weights. The following have cntercd--
n MORRIS. b. bs Imp Eclipse, dam stquetscby Mar.
i. NORRIS, D. by rmp Eclipse. dam Es,a BY Bolivar.
r. & BUH .. Lurline, BY Imp knight OF b. George
dam by Imp trustee.
4. O NODRE b d By Lexington, dam Gorinna By Amer.
can Eclipse, 4 3. Trlc BY Cir Charlees c.
rcvsSy inp A,,csq9a pursr :, ann a..ss, - r,,o.
ages Club weights and the vinnor Of tie three mile
JOCKEY ctn TIsP fusaE RAE yxhg & ds.h Of four miles.
for all ages, vus wssn!s ,....oc..s., -.
forfeit dash Of ntc snda half Fi7c 70 a and doses
%dmssion conrse and Public stand. si No UmblIns
Shs cars by Janacs RaI.oaa VIII Issys sc.h Fsrry
spscs rsinI :. s3f.M. From Fuon ferry md Division
tsst. Ana Ssnes VI Ts,ssS HslSSM 2 Ns
caAaLxs J. FosrFs. sse.ssAu.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

two miles, between Charlottesville and Lynchburg,
aud rebel accounts assert that Crook and
Aver struck the Tennessee Railroad Forest Station,
about ten miles west OF 1yncharg On the l1th this
force reported by the rebels to be at or near
Quaker church, the Salem turnpike, inac,ing some
damage on Imbodeu's column. body OF Union cavalry
was reported by rebel scout have passed three niles
nerth or Campbell Court House the night OF Juno IS
willis arotler force operating sil farther TO the
souih Il s also stated that during that day Hunters
=, - column made demonstration with artillery &c,
,, .bs eeences 0. Iynohburg, while body Of cavalry
The New York herald., 1864-06-27
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Occupation Of Acapulco by the
French,

The racifc mail steamer St. Louis arrived AZ Panama
On the nth inst She brings information that on
Ne I'd inst the French fleet entered the harbor q
Acapulco and landed their forccs who drove the
rexicaps from The town at the point Of the bayonet
The casualties were very light is reported that the
nexicans lost eight gilled and the French lad three
wounded.
The blockade Of Acapulco had been removed, SO that
The mex, steamer expected bring large cargo Of
cotton from that port.
The Admiral OF the French feet was passenger ,y
d louis whst HE mrnosa s in visit,sg an,r,a is IN.
vnown. The steamer ais bfoussnt down eight French
s1ncers and forty men from Acapulco, sick.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

DEirH or CoRcSgs CorLx's sox--Mr Edward n coy
lin eldest Of Coroner Collin, died on Saturday az
his residence in Fyaf,h street. near Lsxinyea sy..,
frsm the sots Of cancer With yhtch ~ nd bsn ~
fsring fos many months. He was young man q many
ssrling qualiea and his death WIN bs deeply isnsaso
by his relatives and friends He has left widow and;
lchih. Previous TO his Illness Mr. Collin held ~
important position in the New York Post once.
PIoSo IN AID on CAIEoLc FREs SCHOOL, "A grand pic.
MIC and rural festival win be 9d n jones' Woods to-
morrow June 49, under the auspices Of the Church Of tho
immaculate Conception R CO., Fourteenth street. The
proceeds viii be devoted the erection Of free school
be under the direction OF the Sisters or Charity
been done to render the festival both pleasing and proa
table fMAN
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

The above map shows the locality 10 which General
Hrnier Is operating II will be seen that Lynehburg
Ia the junction OF the three important railrc
coming in At the NORTH from Gordcrsve via Charottes
ve another at the east from Petersburg and tho third
at the west, from Tennessee. The James River and
Ksnawha Canal passes through Lynchbnrg and crosses
james river by 'queduct, few miles northwest Of
Concord and directly west Of Lynchburg Three railroad
bridges cross tue Jameswc q, fynchburg and on near
Concord The bridges snstby aud Of considerable
Importance in military point 81 view. The railroad
from Gordonsve has already been destroyed for about