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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-21
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OFFICE OF PRovosT MARSHAL AND BOARD orr
ENROLMENT OF DISTINCT or COLUMBIA,
WAsHIsoroN, D. c., June u, 1894.
For convenience OF Government employees
| ONLY, the Board Of Enrolment OF the District Of
Columbia will hear claims Of Exemption on the
ground OF non-residenoe, at their ONCE, corner
Eighteenth and streets, from N to 10 O'Clock, p.
m, daily. J. c. PUTNAM,
Captain list Regiment v. n. c., and Provost Mar
ahAl District of Columbia. e2l
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BOARDING.:

BOARDING NUMBER OF GEN.
I'D tlemen can obtain board At No. tsT Maryland
venue between Foursnd-a-hslfa and sixth streets,
land. oeiT-tf
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CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY.
LOUISIANA Av., NEAR SIXTH ST.
GEORGE Observation-Disclosures. Proprietor
COOLEST PLACE OF
\ ow OPEN in
HE CAPITAL.
y VERY LOVER OF
EAL ENJOYMENT CAN
UT ENDORSE US As
ICHLY DESERVING
OUR PATRONAGE.
THE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT.
THE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT.
THE POPULAR SUMMER RESORT.
The entire goat Dramatic, P,ntomimIo, operate,
and Terpsiohorcsn
MONSTER COMBINATION
MONSTER COMBINATION
In an immense bill of
NOVELTIES.
N0VELTIEa
The Incompatible Ethiopian Comedians 10 a new
batch Of
CoRKoGRAPHICALITI
CoRKOGRhPHICALlTIE
Including the sidc-splittins Farce Of the
MIsCHIEYoUs DARREY.
MIsCHIEyoUS DARKEY.
JOHN MULLrGAN
John MULLIGAN
In his great character of
BULLY IKE,
10 the Laushable Negro Extravaganza, eatltled
R REssESG 4 4 P PgSS#AsEi
THE wINE-sELLER SOLD.
THE WINE-sELLER SOLD.
Grand characteristics
MISCELLANY
MISCELLANY
by the
MAMMOTH COMPANY.
New Comic vooalizstion by
W. D. CAYANAGH.
W. b CAvANAGH.
New Negro Acts by the ihimitable trio,
DogGHERTY, WILLIAMS.
AND
JOHNNY REDEEM.
JOHNNY REDDEN.
The Beautiful Characteristic Ballet, arranged by
Mile Viols, entitled
THE SAILORS CARNIVAL.
THE SAILORS CARNIVAL.
To conclude, each evening, with the Comic Pauto
mime Of
COOPER VS.. COBBLER.
COOPER VS. COBBLER.
Cooper. .......................rW.B D. Cavanagi
COUPLER. "..................'.....h w. william
Old Man. .........................J. ]. DOuyhertl
LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Do not forget our
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
MATINEE,
Commencing at o'clock.
The entire great company appear In asplendId bill
hdmission-Ladies % cents; children 10 cents.
LOOK OUT FOR NEW FACES
Admission 70 oenu
orchestra. cehu
Private Boxos, holding six persons.
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels and Res
taurants.
A..
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UNITED STATES NAVY YARD,l
WABHIH0ToE, July IL, 1884. I
viii be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on SATURDAY next, 2sd instant, at 10 H.,
at the Washington Navy Yard, lot Of refuse
dsrs, and Stag, from the Brass Foundry. The
Wood, Chips, &c, will be arranged In parcels for
the convenience Of purchasers.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds, and articles
TO be removed within one week from day OF sale,
or they will be forfeited to Government.
CHAS. l.. LATHROP,
Jyls-6t Naval Storekeeper.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n ROVER'S TIL e A 7 II K I,
VI Penna. Avenue, near Willsrd's Hotel.
bEONAhD GhUNEH...s,... ..ss....ss. .Dlfector.
Also, Of Growers New Chestnut street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
Cool Resort-sANFoRD OPERA TROUPE, in
connection with Dick Parker, forming . great
combin ation-sanford's Carnival-The Exempts-
saniord's Black Letter Version Of - omeo and Ju-
nep-The Rival Lovers. After which, the Plum
ny Fellow. To conclude with the Plantation
Walk-hround, by the entire combination.
ADMISSION
frlvhte bONet.. W
Ofonettrh cent1
Parquette and Dress Circle. cents
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500 REMOVAL 500
TO NEW BUILT Nc,
g 500 q
SEVENTH STREET.
JoINING ODD FELLOWS HAL
JAMES s. TOPHAM & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Established
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT mANuFACToRY,
TO THEIR
NEW BULL ING,
e 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, OF our own manufacture, =
OF Military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINE SWORD BELTS, with Topham's Patent slide
Sole Manufacturers OF
LANGHoLZs PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLZ's PATENT CURB and NOSE STRAP
"a
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS,
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS
IN GREAT VARIETY,
81 "A NESS.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND Elk.
PRESS HARNESS.
Suffers, STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TRU ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALISEA
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BOXES,
ARMY VALISES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Lohlher and Canvass Pellisieur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
SAtohels, Toy Trunks and School SAtehels, aud
every article In their line Of business.
REM MBERI
H 500 q
SEVENTH sTREET.
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Ihereby certify that, TO the best OF my knowt-
edge and belief, the s6ove-nsmed gusrantors are
good and Sufficient sureties for the amount for
VIII CHI they offer to be security.
To Oe certified by the United States District A.
sorney, Collector OF Customs, or any other of1oer
under the United states Government, or responai.
ble person known TO this Office.
D. II. RUCKER,
nri1 Gan nd nua rfartna
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WANTED---A GOOD COOK FOR A
w hrst-clAss Hotel and Restaurant. Apply
at this office. Jyss'tfA
UTANTED-..THRE OR FOUR PU-
w pills to learn the PIANo-FoRrE, by a
lady who has q few hours during the day to spare.
Address, I" A. B., Box 10, at this offoe. jellu
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LOOK OUT FOR NEW FACES

Admission. oenu
Orchestra. ~ cenh
Private Boxos, holding six persons. ...........So
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels and Res
taurAnts.
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AUCTION SALES.

UCTION SALE OF REFUSE
N WOOD, CHIPS, &c, AND ASHES, GIN
DERs, AND STAG, FROM THE BRASS
FOUNDRY.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
Guerrillas.

The celebrated Guerrilla Chief, Forrest
'sjust now making US considerable trouble.
alle is in the northern part Of kentucky,
committing terrible depreda,ions. The
1a"t raid resulted in the capture. Of Colum
bus KY, and Fort Hillow, at the capture
Of the fort, which was defended by gar
rson Of go, only 200 were spared, tho rest
being killed in cold bleod after the surren-
der Of tho fort. About one third Of the
garrison were negroes. and these the inhu
man Devils murdered without any show o
mercy. pilins the dead and wounded in one
pile and burning the whole. -,..~....
II the rebol government claim that thess
wandering bands Of muraersrs and thieves
are soldiers. they should be held RESPONSE
ble for their acts. and our government
should exact an "eye for an eye"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
The Rev York Sanitary Fair.

TA2 new xOfk S0n1t0Sy rSlbs
The New York Sanitary Fair u the
greatest thing Of tho kind that has ever t.:
ken place. 1t was estimated that they
woul1take in million aud half dollars; but
they have already brought the ftgures up 70
nearly tha, amount, and tho fair will last
twenty days longer. The great attractive
feature appears now to be IN army sword o|
exquisite, workmanship, AMI great value,
that is to be given to the General who re
ceivss tho greatest number Of vo.es. Each
vote costs dollar, and the contest bstwsen
the hero Grant and the traitor Mcclellan
has become so animated that It is one OF the
best money making affairs in the fair.
At present Mcclellan has majority
Every Cspperhsad in the city is straining
every nerve to secure the prize for him. II
hs gets it, not only New York city, but the
nation will be disgrace. We do not believe
hs will bs allowed TO take that prias.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

SUCCESSOR TO Nh .1.ovslor.-1t' liz sta.
ted tnat Col. Thomas j. henderson, of the
ll2th Illinois Infantry, viii s. selected by
the administration party in the '"Lovejoy
district IS their candidate in the ssat in
Congress made vacant BY Mr.. Loyejoy's
death. Col. Henderson was an ,ndcpend-
ent Union candidate. .gainst Mr., Lovejoy
Two years ago. Ind failed only lev
hundred votes.- Milwaukee Sentinel ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
Maryland foy Liberty.

Maryland fOl Liberty.
Maryland has just elected delegates for .
Constitutional invention. Ofthe member
elected, tho Baltimore Anserican says Al
least a majority oftwsaty will be for .imn,s'
diats and unconditional emancipation. Th,
State At large has given $4,000 majority fo'
the ,icke. elected, and Baltimore, that thre.
years ago assassina.ed Union soldiers. ha'
given 5000. of.ha. 5000 majority
Thus the car Of freedom moves on, in spit.
of the barking Of few sour visaged. straight
bris,led. snarling ours. who would 1athe,
see the nation 60 to ruin. than the peculiar
iusti,ution-(of the Deyi]rdsstroyed.
Next will come Tennessee. Alssady NJ
have Arkausas, then Missouri. and in she
train will tsllow al the states, aiser they
are arst brought to reason.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
Treason In Congress.


On the 9Th inst. Mr.. Long Of Cincinnati
Ohio, ono Of the v,lest Of tho V.llandisham
CopperEeads, that was by accident found
in that city, ard elected by deceit!ul'y pre-
tending 20 DO = Union man, declared in .
speech that he was in favor Of peace, and il
j, could be obtained in no o.hor way, he
was in favor Of acknowledging the Southern
confederacy. Speaker Coifax promptly
submitted resolution to expel him. Dm-
ing ,he debate on this resolution, MIR. Hsr'
ris Of Maryland. who now represents his
constituency about as we'll as Laci'er rep
re.ents the holy thropg from who-e as
sociation he WAS expelled, thought it good
opportunity to acquire notoriety, whether
good or bad he cared not, so he made q
most violent speech, endorsing al that Mr.
Long had said. accepting all the consequences
Off, and closing with an appeal to God
Almighty that the South might never be
suhiugated. Mr.. Washburn Of Illinois i'm.
meLiately offered resolution to expel him;
but TO expel member requires two third
vote, aud that could not be obtained. A re.
solution Of seven sencure was promptly
passed. Long and Harris are both men ol
very ordinary ability, who seek this oppor-
tuni;y to bring themselves conspicuous'y
before the public. For ths'r impudeuce they
ought to be kicked out Of Congress, but
their influence is Of no earthly account.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

about stwo hundred horsesssnd mules,
gar's Texas fopr gun haasry, eonprifng
two brass field pieces and two b. ass howl.
zers, the ca;ssons. horses and equipmes,ts.
The horses were harnesssd and attcked to
the pieces and caissons, and tho battery WA
under marching or,lers when II was captured
The Fifth wAs2 probably engaged in. thu
Cane Brake battle, Of which no details
have not yet been receivsd :-Igon
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

. e: ..-:.w .sea:...1 Total 49,. ..,s<$ $4S II
A bill Of thos Taylor fsr service ~ cit,
harsh.l, .; g 80 MAS audited and sa mo.
ton allowed BY ahs council. Bill, OF IN
Swift as above audited, and on noGos, a.
fo"eo' -! St, .'.-. r. eo.,..s So. 49,. ea':
An ordnance to liosnse showmen, Cana
VANS C;reusss .'Th>at,1eai' performances
Billiard tables. bowling s.looas hacks, cabs
drsys and carts. auctioneers, &C.. &c., ant
t~rssulate the charges for the same, .nt
tor other purposes, Was readf and amended
and the same passed. The yeas and uay,
Ysaa-Couneilnen, Ilawkins.. Wilkinson
Recorder Deakin, and the Mayor. Nsy.
none. l> -, <::...} ,..'. ....~- !
On motion, the council adjours.d t,
Thursday, April 2lst 1864 It Z e'cloek3 =
-. e1 - 1: &.,:z .@r4H..&4 ss5:
..... :..- s.y :. w. w. PHELPS, z
y ...s .@ u. :. Major. 4:
Attest ..|s. q ~ l. ".i. ! i !
ROB'Ts DEAKlX, e ..4g~ 5z.:~ .
- -. Recorder ,... -. -. ..,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

va. ~ .',s.d b.lipt sbeh rr...u,.r|
rhtblIot tf's nmi'l I w.re .ppqin..d
bs IT, M.ys
Committee Oh Cemetery, tho Mayor and
Councilman Hswkins. Gonmittes On Il.
nsnes. Recorder Dsakiu and the A,yor.-
Committee enrsport of Toowh Supervisors;
Councilman Brown and Recorder =Dsakin.
Commit : On streets. Coune,lnen Wilkin.
son md ,3rqqwn. iCemnttte,. on !, Ljc(Sc<
Councilmen Hawkins and wilkinson.
on motion g sppiopissS(i iSs ~ II
was meds to defr.y the expenses ofe repair,
ng the Red Wing and I Fsaths-stohs afosd
across Hay Creek.ss Yeas, . Counciimen
town, Hawkins, Wilkinson, Recosdc,
Deakin and the Mayor. Nays none. AID
was disbursed ~ foisow., 70 wi:eT 5at5sasa
To Tho's Taylor for labor,os r1aat . OF
To:Norusn Bsnasft s3ortwopk en..ov 1.
= road, himself a,d te.mys" >a,9 4l4D(
To Patrick AdHulh for work ON Il sst
road ao&G soue saeiggzstjs1s:.-, 81 Is I:
To ,Siman g. Day 81; do, .,4sas::> s II:
To Ed. AcAahon d.. - .::9 f45I
To Aiehasl Carr ..seA d.. = D5a rs
10 Anthony Pssepitz do ~;
To- Charles fry~ y.ox do, II: > = 3 9O(
To n. Swih, ier lumbar found city + Il
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20

To the Farmers or Mtssesota
In bshalt Of the Sanitary Commission
earnestly appeal 70 you for the articles nee
ossary. not only to The comfort, but to th,
-sry exissescs Of thousands Of our gallant
1oldisrs in the hospital and IL the 6sld
Let svsr + .rmer -, apart = soldiers Lev
and 80 that il produces .. Minnesota CROP
Of VEGETABLES. On. givsa day The onioss
pesa,oss, p;ekled cabhass sd eaea.hsr
&c., can " delivered It dairene points q
our aavigabss sivsrs. and one o. nors sesan
e,, win 'be secured 70 caIry IL noh,s. esa
,ibatisrs 10 he ainicssd il he arniss q
The Union. !.
sTEPHEl MILLER
sses Rsssi1aat .Stsis SanilarT Coonitts.
TAe I'd = ths pesas shrougAest ths State
i rsspecafally iavessd'.
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20


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- CssGys c. - ,sllysa
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Glii1sss11sses - - - ane. u
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j. lssAs rsfS ~ ossty -
Z 1saly lnssllv -,
|inA1e = i1a 49, srlD =
- - ,lak kiknii.I - = 51,insss = -
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|C ilniaaaas - isaaiels1 = - il1s.,l l1s..,la I.
- - sllllai ,llallsr = vairlI
|tA9 lartak1a Ill q - naates. -
- 1lsJ uhI earry is'i ssers,-
|laIlJ.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
CLASS A, CATTLE:

CLASS A, CATTLE:
. zsurE.l4s7F4axpzxT.s e.w. bsspy.E =,
1st DIVISION, DURHAM's 1HoRouGHBREp
I Best Bull. 8 yesfs old and upwards
IL s51t nc O. p9 4 : '3e1;tx}$ ''3'i; 4 ; 81 3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-20
ROB'T DEAKlN, , i E
Recorder: ;

Proceedings Of the County Con.ission-
At special meeting held April 16, 1864.
Beard met pursuant to call. Present Mes
sss. Brand, Post, Jswstt, and ,flss,sr. "''
a On mos;oa ]. H. Brand and Timothy
Jswstt we're spsointsd apprissrs =: School
Lands. 60 ,..'& as i~.s :. SIR q. 49, e.
The following bills were allowed: ~
Chas. L. Davis publishes ta1 list $293, x
olot Aal0stsn taking esrs sf iasAns & s, ~
J. G. Mcclure vitnsss fsss = l7,
Chas. Mcclure :" - ~a". e. 6.s<
+. joss field notes ~ .-~. 43,8t
Hill l. Bragg door Tor Jail ~
Ars. Schuss cleaning jail ~.e As.
J. Il. Parker printing \ 81;
Pstision Of George Gay and others, 10 di
vide Schoool District no 80 wa* granted. 4
Mr.. Jswett moved ,hst Tie sun of $loot
b appropriated towards The construction 5
. bsidgs ACROSS tho Cannon River, At Tan
non FA'asr TIE yeas and n.ys being taken
the ns%ioe 'was.lsst. At!tSesnsd. 80 7af@23=s
-.--* 81 >E~~ r.@ osaoelk n Il. &
3 On MOTION The board resolved TO buy Z.
poor hrm. q s s"s@s F@t%.*s.]sz 52&. -
Tho following rssolu,iop wvs ofEer,4.b b,
1r. Brand, t. w.t.. so asaa>s r @sf.'
Rsss"sd That We the board Of Count,
Commissiossrs, accept the offer Of Mr. Vii
lisns, and purchass his farm, situated ..
Spring Creek fot County Poor Farm, con
tanning two hundred ases, for the sum ol
three thousand dollars. aud that County o..
dsss be negotiated ter cash to ray IT th,
ssuao. s@s&ST ( . k@.@ sgtz 4S = 4 ~ .. i
Rdso',sd, That Msssss.. Brand. J.wett
and Post b and they are hereby .ppoin,s,
aeonmittse 70 procure the title. ne.ut;.,,
orders, md pay for ii. farm just, bo.sh,
and also to make al necssssry arYanes
7snts for carrying On the ssne, asd /,
eauss to 5 srsct<d boiidings tor tie ,eoon
nodastea q III County, Y 1sesa6ary.-
Ahd6s i ssthsf rs,si,u4 tit IL Coslftt
Auditor iss . aid eo0nistss, souaay. =,
dss1 b sseh anounts = thsy sAslf dilse
a6r ths p1rposs as6sssa1d. -
O rsot;oa IL absvs .sssolut;oas vss,l v,spl
aaspssA u fs q sssrs
. II s,1ssiag Elswus pselesAi 81
allowed s9s s.5
G. g. Wsstsr - sssbaee >1i,1l
y. Il. DsAal extra SERVES el1
Z. J1vste Y : - =. -
0ss. fsse : z;Dl
1Hags ~ - disa q asahsls n, Il
4. 3 Clss ~ diaseS - Bsss& -,
II Ds1d alis1s1 - Il.
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RIVER ITEMS.

FoR MuscATlSE, BURLINGTON, KEoKrK
AND ST. LouIs.-Thc new and elegant North
crn Line Packet, Muscatine, Capt j. j.
Robinson, will depart for Montrose and way
points, ct 7 o'clock Monday morning,
making sure connections with packets for
St. Louis, L. Parkhurst in the Office
For freight or passage, apply to r. M. Pref
lyman, agent.
Fos nrBUeUs AND ST. PAuL.-The. popi-
lar Mail and Express packet, James Means,
will depart for Dubuque, and all intermadi.
ate landings, Monday morning. Passen-
gers should be at the Northern Line Packet
Office as early as o'clock. R. NJ. Pretty
man, agent. s
foR ST.. Louis, CAno AND the SOUTH
Passengers taking the $50 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad, will arrive at st. Louis tomorrow
noon (l5 hours).
Passengers taking the 500 A. n. traip
or the s:50P. N. train viii arrive in Cairo in
20 hours.
Luxurious Ieeping cars on night trains
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l sss. & J. .. Dsl -. T. isss
FIova.-Who,ssalso % so0lo u Dbl; Retail -
WssAs.- ]. we'll cleaned, rosad ann pisnp.
Club, Tea end 0aleaA ol.sO; No. 9, ~ esend,
nOs ciesd enough Tor No. ], el.55; rejected,
Cois.-shelisd, No. ]. sound, plump ard ary;
1O5; do No. I, shrunken, in ear, NO. J, s0un0
plump and dry, 100; do. No. shrunken, 70.
OAfs.--No. l, clean aud sound, s. do. 40. :.
damp aad not clean, IS.
BAELsr.-ol. e00el.s6.
Oxroxs.-ol. 20@l.sO
POTAToss.-60.
WnIYR BgAxs-e2. 0004.60.
RLAxsEEp.- e2.O0@9.95.
TEMorur.-t2. 25Q260.
CL0vER.-e7 .0O@7.25
PorAf0xs.-el.
Chseags a.skss.
" Tslssrsph.l AsIoAeo. Sept ..
Tsous-E sx eesed. es,es 90 bsls. ., az . for
Oh white vtss~s. ssA - 70 en- Use Spring Z re-.
10 No. srsa: q q ~. / s rilg; sis60l u 10.
cos. o.; eH SIC, 80 10. .. sl0s,ns arm :,
I Afs-Aetive ard arm. cssssx 50. 1 and =
Nc eisi qn:s
s4:.rs ssss osss. - :. = esss Is 40. ! Prize
WpisaY 90 ever Ola.
'iIk 5uy 1EsD es0s6e6.
Az ED FIR al 3G0a3. Is.
w0sL sery qiiet NJ It's.
~oNEY-Ess .r hxcaH e xa;s tuy 'ng, k0k
ds .oubt - ling.
Our Opened 81 2 20 an 4 c'o.si ., 2s9
New York Mark cts.
NEw YoKs, Sept. 10.
Cosrox-Firrer 1t l.s3c.
FLoua-l5@25c lower. s9.9oQ1o.lo Tor *.
trs State $40 9OaG1l 90 for X. A q.
WaEAr-4 cents lower. &2.l2l2.l6 Chicago
Spring ~ 1c1z.2o Milwaukee Club; e22S@
2.35 winter red
CoRx-Gl.6l@1.62.
| OATs--92
Poax-a37@39 mess. e4O50 old mess.
| LARD-23,924c
WHUKY-&1. 50.
New YORK AaOclA Market.
| Nxw YoRK, Sept. 10.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
Sept. 9.-Contrabands from Chester coun-
ty c,me into our lines last night, and report
trains running on the Weldon Railroad as
far as Stony Creek, where supplies are load
ed on wagons and hauled to Petersburg via
Dinwidder Court House. Between 500 and
600 CONS are constantly engaged in this
business
The Confederate officers arc taking all
the grain to feed their animals, leaving none
for the farmers next season, except inst
. ough to say they did not take all,
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Havana dstss Of August Is sre received.
Geo. Oorseus, leaving l, $40 nsa Ct Nat
omoros, under his br0thsrs ~ iorceo
maseAes, rssshsd victosis city, Which bad
bssn captured BY the Freoch, under Ool.
Dspsn. Oortmus rscaptused the city and
pss ~ Hseseh to a,ghs with heavy loss.
Geo. Uorsnss, 10 IN sddress TO bic col.
diees, essesd shst 10 lev days be would
Iced then against TsMpico and would AEON
- y josusd By forces from Hustres.
Ospeain Nseudosa, learning thst party
d 1opsrtslises he'd gone to Tsmalipes, {"
plsodss, ssersted bic forces, which we're
omalIoe than those Of the enemy, on the
soed, end taking sbs Impsrislisss By sur.
ps,se, put them TO fight. They left be.
h,od them ], 100 ndss, Is borses, Sc killed
and 81 prls0nsrs. Osps. Nssndogs and >
othses we're killed.
The steamer Francis, run into Havana
lately from PoiIsdeIpbis, hss been sold for
$50 700. Her cabin and interim are being
ssssn Uut t0 At her for running the block
odo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

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~: eHaseuee shoe NJ. vsassodsn gill
an e 8 ssopstasy )oes0e 80, o00, 600 10
eooeohas pes:sstsre.
~ Wse Ospassososs heee ase eatirely
5000 With MoOiellanss lsesee. The
49, oeo ere etleot % The subject.
~ oGloee Who arrived here lr00 Atlanta
euvs ssss neod's seoy 10 dsoosslissd 70
~ ocudisioo Of . sob.
otorusn's couounioations ass being re.
STORED 20 ronniog order.
Cspe. Mssing, Of The transport Niehtsn.
esle. fsoo Key Wsst asstved here today.
d feooets that on the SCI lest, 10 latitude
11e Is min. ssd Ioogiesde ~ d oio',
- - passseA Tor several hcars ~ s'de
vhsel ssssosr, With two suots stacks ans
pessssd Iced color. She was apparently >
let caller, bue . bseese cooiog up, the
Nishtipeale got cut I'll sell and escaped.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. "a, 1864.
An arrangement has been concluded with
the officers Of the Scott County Agriculture
Society, by which ali profits from the sale
Of ediblcs and refreshments on the fair
grounds this season, shall be appropriated
TO the benfit of the Iowa CHRIS TIAN HONE.
\ committee will also be appoin ted to re-
ceive donations of curiosities and other ar
tcles for sale on the grounds, and Of articles
suitable for furnishing the Home.
Earnest efforts are being made to l7ave the
HOVE in working order the coming winter.
There is no doubt that it will be ne .ded.
The different Benevolent Societies will, it
is hoped, unite their efforts on this ccasion
to provide an asylum for their de. stitute
All readers Of this who are suscepti bic OF
sympathy for want and suffering, and cs-
pecially those who are baptized in his name
who went about doing good" are invited
to make contributions for the benefit Of this
Home for the homeless, where all who need
temporary care and attention, whatever their
stations in life, may find friendly aid, and
the comforts ola home
Donors Of edibles or refreshments to be
sold during the fair are requested to address
Rev. F. f. JuDD, s. w. Cor. Main and Sixth
Streets, advising as early as practicable
what contributions may be expected from
them.
W.T.. ROSS. Secretary.