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Cabinet Ware and Chairs,

NEW FIRM and NEW GOODS.
D.. fRUEsDELL. CT. FoWSsANe-
TRUEsDELE & TGHNsESD.
CAT the well-known stand Of A. Truesdeii9
HAVE entered into a partnership
u for the manufacture and sale Of CABINET
FURNITURE and CHAIRS IN alltheir various va
riedes, and have now on hand and are receiving a
large assortment, consisting Ia part, OF
Sofas, ENtefraoa tables.
Tete a Tetes, lo-tre
Mahogany kocksTs.. Iafd !.
Easy Chairs, Dining
Spring Seat Chairs, breakfast
Cane Seat Chairs, a great variety, Kitchen
Wood Seat " Writing
Fosta9Ie Bedsteads. fSundis
What-Nots, Bureaus, Book-Cases, Desks, Wash
Sands, Pieture-Frames,- Cribs, Cradles, etc. In
short, everything usually kept OF called tor at afur-
nture establishment, will be found OF manuidctur-
el at satisfactory prices
Orders from q distance promptly attended 70. and
Furniture carefully packed and delivered at Carson
Boat
COFFINS,
A large assortment always on hand, and msde to
order at all times. A Hearse furnished when re-
CURED. Ware Rooms on Main ST.. near L. r. De
pot. May Is. 4os-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-16

liz love, all nensare fools alike, just
as in C dark room they are all of one
ooaeF. fgiIF ~ 3slHF e@@P q
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-16

You can never be satisfied that a
lady understands a kiss unless you
have it from her own lips.
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Warren Marble Works.

THE undersigned would respectful
ly announce to the. citizens Of Trunbuil and
surrounding counties. that We stand ready % fnp
ern styles Of
Monuments. Hesasasnes.
and anything that comes in the Iineofmsnufhetnr-
ed Marble, and can satisfy all in reference 70 oar
ability and skill in execution of work he nneE
quality ofItalian and American Marble constantly
kept on hand. Also, plans and designs ofah KINDS.
for the berett of customers.
All persons wishing to obtain any thtnGtn our nns
would do well 10 call and exsnine our stock, BE-
HOWARD Z KGHLER. s.
Liberty Street. opposite the Bank.
Warren. July 81 1e52-b
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-16

Then a manwants money, friends,
or assistance this world is very apt
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and let him want
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THE LADIES

THE LADIES
VIII hni the fles: Hair Brushes, Toilet ScaJs
Perfaneries. and Fancy articles IN general, to be
J.R. WOODS
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NEW FIRM!
NEW ESTABLISHMENTS !

The underlined have associated themselves IN
der the style Of HALL & MACKEY. for the pur-
pose Of carryir On the Harness and Saddlery bu-
slness. and have opened 40 establishment on Main
Street. one door north Of I. ). McLain 4 Son
Banking House. where can be found an assortment
Of Harness, Saddles, Brides, Trunks. Robes, Whips
Blankets. Travelling Bag. and Everything usually
kept in houses of the kind. r- -afI
Repairing Of all kinds promptly dene:s.1,
". d. HALL, i
Warren. Nov. II IS ~. F. J. MACKEY
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HOME TESTIMONY,

Mr.. ID. B. EIxGsLEY-Dear Sir; We feel it a du-
~ We owe to the public, 10 state that MarshalIs Ca
tholicon Is q medicine invaluable for complaints
classed under the head Of Female Diseases. We
have used your Gr@fenberg Medicine and have been
greatly benefited thereby, so much SO. that were the
price double we would have them. To the thou
sand Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses.
we would recommend the Catholicon as a sure pan
acea- Il gives strength to the system and enables
each of the organs of the body to perform their ap-
p~ropriate functions. Mrs. w. CARTER.
Mrs. e. Y. Il
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-16

Z
md EdiShun Nv the Prinse Nv Walls.
Hale YOoyal Bsbelet! peers like
SGu come sooner n you ms expectGo-
Onter this mundsip globe Nv ours.
Little more'n you'd a ketchs3 yonr muther
sseet,n- WHAT was yerhurry
No hOw! Did YOU tniuk may be
You wus wanted? You mitea node
Yer things wUsent at frogmnre. they
Mus at that other piaIs wher you
Mns eSgspected in March too sallte
His royal Illness the prinse OF Walls
With your furst hOlar fspose Likely
You eooden sea Il. aud you sam ESQ -,u -a
When you got red3y, that's ce va
Kings DUE. but now sense you've aE-
k n int to 5 Efe T l fl sss Sy Ysar4AD 97ar7
Nesty proeklamsshm and a good
Menny other things nv geaaTl hugSt-
To the briJtishers. and tie fondan o. g
Times ~ glad too, leSsfWase Eun
Wood think sow. Hood theFt-
Sept heed a red 1t iusth londen times
That the hole Eurld. an more tn, IL
Inside NV ingland, and no tite ST
kuther! and hood q thOrtthst~ e
mar wus wun baby inthe wrrldA
YOp5 s19 AE q
Baby 2 NJ taHoGsuF suTrGN ~
Iweodent doc Tor your muther -
Iauk 60 IN our h0use; her hare w9ol -
FL. .ertin. SpeekiblafShCmathgs EG 81
She don't treet yoa nun n Vel noa2E
Ava frumshesA2l IL yegnuther enhe2itelyf
Or hassnt shegott nuthin
BIZ ~imai ma avtSaa Md. ssLSret1 YITP
Fact Il. she'd druther not hey you
Bout her; hit wood bee u kommoa,
Hit wood bee tn mdsh like pore sol sd
Foaks! Sheeze \ seCIn a bsd ege ~
ZanpL fur Tiers wimmin IN this
ESnttS tsstl aeee tier baSese IN the 5a. !.
Same Wa. thinkin IL looks bigg 3
To hey them tex ther meels ava
HfsH cam Soei bs REins " tzs .s., -.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-16

W.e.are glad TO say that the appeal
was not made in vain. and that an
elegant uniform is now on its way to
the petitioner:
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phia,
IL delphia-for tie Relief Of he Sci and Dr.
tressed, afflicted cah F1ruLeAs GRd Chrome Dsssases
of the Sexual Organs.
Medieel Advice given Gratis By the Acting Sur
geOn. 80
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATORRHGA or
SEMINAL and ether Diseases Of the
sexual Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES en-
picyed In thc Dispensary, sent IN sealed letter enTa-
opea tree of charge. Address
DIS. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N.
-. Howard Ass0cistions
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Medina, March l. 1861.

18th above named Ladies we are personally
acquainted with. and know that for several years
while we lived II Medina, they were great sufferers.
Miss 5. has been so badly afflicted that it was with
difficulty she was able TO stand upon her feet. a
few bottles Of Catholicon entirely cured her Of her
complaints. My wife eceived great benefit from
this medicine We recrIhmend il TO the Lsdies of
this county as a safe aond efficient remedy for tho
many complaints they are subject 70.
-a-Ta JOHN WEEKS.
Editor ran6eld Herald
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HENRY sHAFFER.

raderiaksr, Niles. Ohio. Coins. all si=es. on
hand, or made 10 order. promptly. k1nersE al
tended, and Ussrse furnished. whea desired.
Feb. "a, 64-6m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-16

Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots to
Rent,
SHOE Z LEATHER STORE.
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EDITOR Canfeld Hernfd,

For sale by John r. Woods, Warren J.. N. Les
lie, Niles; Leyde 4 Baily, Hubbard A. Chew.
Brookfeld: J. II. c. Johnson. Hartford; E. p.
WOlcott, Pennington; II. Barnard. Kinsman;
Beekwith & Gee, Gustayus; Curtis I Smith, Greene;
w. @. Savage, Bloomfield; L. T. Soule, Newton
Falls. and BY medicine dealers generally.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Feb. le, 1851.
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FIFTY BUILDING LOTS,

Eor sale, in rood Localities. in the Village Of War
rsa-eau De bought on good terms. Inquire a. Mic
Connsi's SHOE ] LEATHER STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-16

BEEF HIDES WANTED,
SHEEP PELTS WANTED,
at McConnell's- Main st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-16

Aoncurn4P \ zkk17n M TIC fhecE-
und EdiShun nv the PrInse NV Walls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
LATE NEWE
1sses esssnt srsss ne 's'"S
f.ae - rae lsUesno sc


Ess Yuax Oct. !.
The Bersld's d'sps,cu 6to ~:
n...,,rr. .r.m F~.e.' snd !" hce'es ="
a.. ~, ton ., H,oo'. srOy ~o'co s'u
a ,hr Csstssbo"ch,e and s''.csso ~
so,e.e :. De shsnsee 4 b sod we're 1oo. o.
.,,sr ,e.,,rs up good por.,oo o. he tr.es'
Re. mond v.p~s. u The 81 s"d 40 c's."
,h., E,ly n.tds 5b.t'os" '" c''rs a.
E.,,, m Dispatch t. the g '1e"
I "css"rx ..,. :, they ~ii turn ou' 81
n 80 ,te rs,ders he ell oo'o 'oo "'
,orce @, enemy where they sr,.
IT,. 4 &c mona Essm,ner 81 D. H'o -.
r.. var, force "a IA IN lea 'fvu
c'.,n....v,,,- matching o.. ,b.' place
0., L..Oa L. reports ID reuse :
oar ,,rcys in k..t Tennessee nes' '""'f
~ n r.Ia'- 81 correspondent ssys:
N. b.-,.i,t.s ~os,ss.r are g"''s % u
GU LOnt.
r., rebel dcsd 10 front ot Fort Il Itso'
All, unnutied, the rsbels fir'ue on our uis'
vho veut On, - bury sLsm
The rebel tons IN assaults on SAtu1cs.
acm,tted 20 te 4uOO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
Nxw YAK. o. Z

tn. P,si's Arlent. ~. t-,i..i' ~ y
th. f,,ps ~ a. tr.e version vi tue Ge'
g's prsce prop,-a'.:
Tue .r.n.i NJ ns- pressed heavily no
,h,. De PIE, ADD they feel fha unrc'en /.
IRON b1nj . Sl.'Dsn grs.plng AMI .
ing su.ir vers lie, AID, slD sure, q
vvd n.ctausu..- # tie T. rrors VI -
p.-f .nd Or. f9r, hahn 4 tee en-
20 ~ - s'n A." tea'y isr ,,esc ="
u ..t my te-ms y l;p.r tn- nes-psp
nor the lea 'er. .at ttl-, tn tUere
srrpag n. c-iIoD. 10 tat direction.
O,e o. raeir n. ssp.p-ss proorehs te'-
sr.'e o .cas- b p y lei, OF Cos'fn
Bsost's scc-p n g u ) 1ersna'.'- iLvt'ir
90 cine 20 Atlsr,s You tAve, dub
se-n fL- r-ptr; Of suco an lovtat'on ~
NJ be-n - -nS.1. znsch Ia. iti, nuct 4
ugf1-ssai s1ii- pf,Ilne.r c,izsn
csrsrE sttn .-.sGta nns cas, sns -:
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brDz1 -51 -. AMI Z. .tf1 ygu" Il
4 III sy=1-" r-Ylie1 t.s . efs,si; 'ii's
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ss..sDse &C 49, ~. x3ce ~ yDgia.
tvve, its- - - 80 ,sssefs~. 1t =
us., ! st.ulo IL. - tsse 34ss" | .,s-rD
'-s ifsi y O. Sc 1si5s., q - tIe - ,esg =
VI q.--eios. I0A-sef, 4 as sss pssvs,
tUst II sDst .svu-pt t. tcceyt ~ P-s.st
~e snsli bsse tie pleasure # seeiog ~
when ~ arrive a. Hsspu - Aaya.,s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ashlngton, Oct. &.

10 MAJ. Gen. Dir:
This Department has received the follow
ng report Of the cnemy's assault yesterday
~ Gen. Buffers line, though subsequently
epdls,d. and Gen. Bsne,'s brilliant action.
'rivin5 the enemy to tn ir inner line Of en-
efcnchn.cnts around Richmond
llrADon's DEPr. or Va. AND N. c.,
Oct. 18th, ESQ +. NJ.
IL Liant. Gen. Gront
At 6:30 \. NJ the enemy having masscd
icld's md IIakes divisions from the left
At Chapin's Farm road. TO our righi at the
he Dai byt wn road. they attack d with
spirit Kaulzs cavalry IN their entrcnch-
"cnts and drove them back with small loss
Il men, hut with the loss Of his artillery
The enemy suffered considerable loss in this
attack
They then swept down the en,rcn hmcnts
owards Brncy, who. having thrown back
= right, awaited their assault, aud rcpuls-
ed 1t with very heavy loss on the part of the
nemy.
the enemy in the meantime advanced to.
Yards Newmarket but were met by force
at the Signal Tower.
AT . p. IN. took the offensive guarding
''rncys with 2 divisions up the Darbcy.
own road. The enemy returned as he ad
an led and Birnay has reached md occu.
lies the entertainments viii n the enemy
ok nom kautz and were fortifying for
themselves.
Ou' loss has been small not onc.eiyth of
nat Of the enemy
We have about 100 prisoners.
(Sgned) B. T. Butler,
Maj. General.
HEADQUARTERS 0Tn Army Comps. lO.th
A. M.-We have rcpulscd the attack Of tho
enemy on our right flank with great sauvl,.
tr. The troops seem to be F,clis' and
PIcke IS Visions. send you barch Of
pr so''ers. an extending my right flank.
The enemy seem to ic .nircnching on bar.
o. ROAD. j.. u. B,RSEY. Mai Gen.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT o. VIKu,nrA
AND NoK1H CAROLINA. Oct. 7th. 1890 p
No 1T. Gen. Grant Birncy has r..
gained kautx's did position and holds the
enemy in the inner line Of entrenchu,ents az
Richmond extending r m Darbytown mad.
" connect with Wsitssl on The len neae ri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

TIE Ectsossss ..Av. >.a.s - Chts. e.
Toe convention vi editofs aud puoileb,'
called 10 take measures Tor tue d. feat vi q
esecmpt Of the Cuic.gp Tribune C,ncinn.
Gassste md Louisville Journal 70 depr,v
em..ler ne . sp,pers of tue l.te dispstcu
heretofore received hy them from the N
York A..ocistsn Psess, an ! to orssn,a.t
mutuN prutect.on and NJ I, uet ~ Cu.c..
90 "Wednesday tue 5sh inst. and adjourn..
On lue io!lo Dg morning, tier we'll at,ep. i.
ed aud harmS.,ou> ,es>ion. McA. utes wei
taken so,ci y, il . safe 10 say, r.s.u
10 our teAicss .sd To those Of our we.t.,
cote,npvraries the fu ENJOY snens ot q j..
vs,cass nsfotu'ofc seo sen; AL otn !
vcA.usr- winch. ~hcn perfected. sui xns. :
sbe newspaper rn,l-aers Ot Illinois > d
I1xa TO N.s.e tusir readers WITH later auo
mofe seiaric ness .aan heretofore, :. d
wi,i suos rye tic iaseies ,vi Uess,rn ~. .
papers, an ., tsc ie.i,ng pusic rely, z
~ .ns,p t,r ,n'eil'seucs oi passing even,
~ many very important psriiculars.
Iue c, ,s,nuon w4s IT ended BY the fo,.
.SnS reyrs-en Asiv-, u ,ae = en"p, 4
~ p IN, - O.buqus TiUee; NJ n.
Tie a, Drop II rad; f Russell snd J.
IA. y ua,., U.srs v.,it ',.zet J. 81
a..c~,.~ } ,.,nsl; I l. nis, Csnu Demo-
Bal; X 4 ID. - Nse.; J Lag
aon, z ID. = i Kp.p 9 ~; +. In.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

Harrison. There has been no movement
At Petersburg to-day. We have much the
best Of the days work. 900 = seast Of the
enemy killed and wounded. 100 prisoners
and ! bloody repulse. Gen. Gregg, CON-
rnanding Fields division, is reported BY =
lady who saw the body, - killed.
B. +. BuTLER, Maj. Gen.
No dispatches have been ceived from
the commands Of sherman, Rosecrans or
She, idan later than were reported in my tel
egram 0fycst.ruay.
f. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
NEWS

New YoRx, Oot 6.-Tte Herold's 9th
corps correspondent Of tt.e 9th says:
All IS quiet in the VIC nifty Of Poplar Spring
Church.
Newspaper map locate this place on the
South side Of .hs railroad, or very near
there and frora thu fact Of our holding 1t as
sumo that We hold the South side OF the rail-
road, or Ire 50 near doing t that the reoeis
comuv nication by this road - interrupted.
foir r Spring hurrh is ABOUT 4 miles thls
ST. . Of ia. South side Road, aud although
the road y more strongly threatened than
heretofore from our present position. Inc
enemy still hold the road and use 1t.
The Heralds 10Th corps corps correspon'
dent Of the 9th says:
Une situation On the north side remains
unchanged About the usual number Of
serie,s come into our lines DAHL giving
about the usual report vi affairs IN the De-
.caus cred rebellion.
To-Day we received tidings that i'll the ex-
element of last " cdnesJay the family o,
JET Davis had packed up their small traps
amp started in haste Soutnwaid.
The Richmond papers give . gloom'er
picture o. the cunster. alton that prevails
| there on our approach than any that mas
been previously received.
We und. rs,and that the couscrlpt on Is
irrcparablc and impartial-even the sick aud
| . ludcu from iiie,r inlnlary hospitals, those
| ~ hu could walk were compelled TO CO.
\ large detachment OF paynmsters have
/ been here and are now paying oil this c.rps
many have not been paid for months.
| The Heruids 18Th corps correspondent Of
| the ttn says:
As yet The quiet along the front has not
been disturbed by either party, nothing
Var. es the niDuUtury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

New YoRK, Oct. s.-G.n. Echols COM
nanding the rebels in Southwestern Virgin
ia claims the victory Of the I'd over Bur.
bridge at Spottsylvania and that Burbridge
left his killed and wounded among them
a Brigadier General and good many OFF,
GERS.
The Union force is numbered at G,000,
among whom were several negro regiments,
which were badly cut up.
Echols says his forces on the 3D. were in
hot pursuit.
The Richmond Wing says Gen lmboden
who has been i'll, is r.ported dead.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

NV fuKR Oct l..
Eg.II 10 raid 10 be ~ c. iuussnn o. u
d,,.n.es vi X couoOd, Lee having gone "-o'
10 P@t.rsbu' <. 49,.
chnund prpers acknowledge steae'
Alliances ~ the sion army on o"tn s'o
.,,n. I,n. '.-> ti-cuss Granite NOV
meoss With great anxiety.
4 u.v,, "a al. ep Gu ~ Macon U'u
a n. .s,us .pprsl to ueurg'a"s to MI up"
sru. >. ~eyiug too tLifos vi the reoe' s'u''e
IRE .hsent without iesve-,hat Is SER
era. Il. SAID be could not seno troops "o'
V,rx,n,a I" Georgia, because they were
scsrce in the former Sfase a. IN the 'st''
Ils hsd been asked Why Esrlv waa ne
mt 70 (3.orsiA ip.t-ad 81 The Shenand 80
Valley. Il w. because Lynci burg "
,.,-step,d. What would prevent 10
Unnp troops II E.riy va ~i'hdsa"n, 'r""
,nk,ne Lyrch.urg and pnstirg c'mp'r'
curdon IL mrn around K chmord.
The u.rs,d's Martinsbn'g correspondent
Of the g.. ssy., It IL reported there "
Hsmp,"n'. Legion DO. destroyed the br'ds
over Stony Gree ~ Ednburs.
The K ch,uord Esa,,.,.r ii the 4 b ~
long r.v,r~ II hni,ccnt advance upon ft'
James, ev.nce. the grea eat snxrty cor
corning the al uasiou and be~s'is tn" -
OF battery uarrison--tbe works capture
BY our forc.s end h-lj aiserw.rd. again
s~ver.l d..prrat. assaults BY the e. bells,
which their los-ts we're heavy. IL car
Clu lea a. follows:
IT,, troop. ne brought to V,reinis witt
gu, delay from cvr,y place, to Virginia
tue p,llsr { tue y ,ntedrrac,. A. prtse
tho lines are ~ cure, hu, their safety Can't
be tslr,y let, &, Lee. present ar,"y, whic
ls~ too graf . toad on u already.
Tue Redmond Ex .miner Ot til. oh SAY
the steamer C,nior was run W on Sstn
day AMI hesched near Wilmington, 60 {
cap csptnre. Mrs. Z - Gremh"", Va
s-nser I. ssit e. hsv. IN crowned. II -
! y luico,ub vas s.so passenger ard Z
esped.
lie Brook yn Z 4ion of 10 day says p
occa,inpAi cprrc-p uden, tr"in w ,sh'rg'
writes under date III ,e-teraay INV
iron good surbnr't, fba, nj 'b's ''ue
writing. Il y MI ten. Sn 'rsDao and dc
ex ,s,"n tro,n Gu,rgla are III connci ~
the Precedent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

HEADQUARTERS AxxY or rnE PoToNAcs
Oct. 7.-An quiet in front Of Petersburg:
The weather is fine and favorable for trial
steamers.
Important events may be expected at ev-
cry time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

raw f9ss, Oes Z.
TIE stssmer AH~tsc. toos stous ~,
sen IRON II ss f..sod ,rsistdsy.
Ib- n srtt.4s. l. xps cent 10 b atom
'sk- betw.er SIU >, d 1909 uen - tie
Wy ~ tc, PotpEsc Ply men irom q
cod n. u ssn' 20 y ms'nn by X. X
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

CLEVELAND, Oct. s.-Ihe steam tug WIN.
slow went to pieces in the railroad pier last
night ard 8 Of the crew were lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

NEW ORR, Oct. 3. At the last exchange
II prisoners at Charleston, 20 packages Oh
money. % packages Of express matter, and
1900 suits Of clothing were delivered to the
rebels t. be distributed among the Union
prisoners who have recently been r. moved
rom Andcrsonyilic, Ga, to the vicinity OF
Charleston, about 10000 in all. Some
clothing for the rebel officers, prisoners on
Morris island, contributed by the Charles
otians, was brought back by Col. Wooi.
ford.
Ii is said that some 500 Of the Union pris
oners, owing to nisreprescnta Tins made To
.hc,n by the rebels, have, alter enduring
,.onths Of captivity, taken the oath OF ale
glance to the Davis hoyerl ment, and been
liberated.
Alb ut half OF the number have been put
20 work in the shops Of Charleston and the
other half are labo,,ng OH Suli!yan's Island.
II Was reported at Hutton Head that 49,
,VD invalid i,hel prisoners were to arrive
mere shortly, to be exchanged fof like
nulnber of our men.
Dese,tcrs Il. Om Charles on represent the
southern people much discouraged by the
Union victories.
Almost as much interest is manifested
here in our Presidential election as at the
NoIth.
Yellow fever is very prevalent in the city
Of Charleston.
New Yoak, Oct g. The augusta Con-
,Ltutionulist contains some further in.ol ma
lon in reference to the change of position
i Hoo : army.
no mi MOI
1T, and Hoods forces are said 10 be now
niienched on the Macon i West Pom,
.alli DAD. 20 or - miles from their location
hear Jvnesboro.
Gov. Brown. &c Ca. has made a state
nent regarding the report of p ace nrgoiia
ions between hi,asclt and Gen. Sherman
lie says that Geu. Sherman sent a proposal
him. through Il private messenger, u
.isit Atlanta an confer in reference TO the
withdrawal of Georgia from the Confcdcra
), but that the offer was rejected and tn,
eply returned that the faith Of Georgia i.
legged to her Southern sister States. ant
nat she viii not act in such affair without
,ncerl with them.
A mass IN. citing Of the Union prisoners
confined at Savannah, is represented 10 have
,ecn held on the 18th uit., at which series
resolution, were adopted appealing to tn,
resident to take measures for their release
CHATTANOOGA. Oct. 7th.-Ihe rebels have
disappeared from Altoona. Oar victory
here yesterday was complete Rebel sur
cons surrendered their hospitals into OIL
ands with 400 wounded rebels. Gen
'oo~a was slightly wounded in the cheek
80 Tourtclleth, 4th Minnesota, in left thigh
VA entire DIVISION attacked Altoona unde,
French.
Gen. Bradley telegraphed from B:idge
'ort that the gunboat Gen Thomas had ar
we'd from Decatur, Ala, with news tina,
orrcst's train had been captured. Gu,
orccs arc between him and the shoals, and
&c va, falling back towards tho river.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 7th.--ln the fight near
llioona. 9Th inst, our forces completely
',rqui,hei the rebels, who re;rea,cd, leav.
l., III eur hands between 4UY and 500 killed
ID wounded.
okirmisiiing occurred all day Yesterday at
Doal Creek between our forces and the
bells under Buford. Five prisoners were
apturcd by Gen. Starkwca,hcr
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