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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-17

gooen 51ritd3ieben unO Die 8lofaoe Der iao%
lI3en 9dFen aufbe6en pirOe, iei es Belt auf
6rleoensrori6ldge gu b0ren. llebsrbaupt itei@
men Die Hebelenseitun9en aus benz 0ebabren
Der Gopperbeao Organen neue 6Dffnunqen sI
l9bpfen uno ibrem taum gebdnoioten ueberz
mutb BON steuem Die 3agel i6ieben a1 IaTen.
50 ergebt Ii6 Der &i6mono e~Snquirer in Yroz
Pbe5etbuRgen, toOnod Sherman 9eldIa9en wiro
uno Grants SeloSug ouf Der !6albinlel perunz
9lIft, oa9e9en @arlpS Haub,ug Der @erbeer=
un9 GbamberSburg uno Die Ylincerung Wdrpz
LIMBS ielber ni3t bod 9enug g~eprieien meroen
fam.
Ser Ni6mpnb Nbia 1T ebrli6 9enua, bu8
ua9llld BON Dtobtle 81 ~betlagen un0 meint, baB
bic iitoliden 8anSeri6ife iapn beim 8au Dem
S6ldlol Der 3erltDrung anbeim geIauen Ieien.
Yer Serluit elmer 6elt1ng (6Urt Gaine8) bel
tpelber Nres, mas mpberneS ngenieurfunit uno
Die G%rFabrun3en bel Gbarlelton auoetpenbet
tporoen ieien, miiile ale !6ersen nit Gram llnb
gntp6runJ %erfalen.
Sie Betersburg GrpreB ppn II. iagt: Sic
lei 5n benz @lauben genei9t, baB Die in neuerer
3elt berri6enoe Stille feinen beronnabenoen
Stnrm teoeute, %lpnoern einfa9 anseige, baB
per Sang porbei unO Die 8ela9erung Elm SebIe
i6Iag iei nno Die 0anteeS nur np9 prcbirteu,
it6 nit Sad uno Bad Surid5usieben, ipenn
ytpb. See es ibnen seitatte.
Der &i6mono Sentinel fppirt felt Die @orte
nbroltder Gppperbeao : 3eitun9en, inbem er
f6reibt: bab Nemanb I'M 5rtoen u~nterperfund
befnr6te uno Niemano imgtDroen bieielbe boffe.
g8ie lan9e ber9tprpen benn uu8bolten f6nne (?)
Die 3ett tdmpfe auf ibrer 3eit nnb miiroe an
Gnbe MQe5 ilberpinben. Nlan blrie besbalb
BET icl6en Ausii6tea fr6bti9 uno munter iein.
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&rie9soepartement, 16. Nuo.


Yin Sen. WiajOr 9ir in Stem yorf:
9fa6itebenoer pffSieIler 8eribt iber bielleber=
gabe BON Sort Gaines uno Der 9dumung BON
Sort YopeIl, aus Stem Orleans pom 8. betirt,
lit ioeben BON Sen. Ganbp ein9elaufen:
SORT Gaines nit Sc Subaltern : SIfsieren,
818 damn SOloaten, nit einem Ornament
bon 26 @eidlben uno YropiIpnen fir -
Wipnate bat iid unbebin9t iibergeben. IS
plrpe geitern Mor9en INN s lbr Don ~unieren
Sruppen beiett. Sort 8omel muroe ppn ieiz
ner Seiabung in p%olltpmmener Oronung perz
lailen uno feline @eldIBe Us Stad) tinnen
IOfort benibt weroen. 0ie @arniipn enttam
nab Geoar Yoint. Sen. Granger miro pbne
Ser5ug Sort 0fcr9an belasern. Gr bat in Sort
Gaines uno BpweQ GarniIpnen surld9eIaIen
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ieien. Ste Wednner mubten Die gauge gld9t an
ben Bumpen lteben. Sic iibrisens rubise See
rollte beltdnoig iber oaS geroed, bdtte Der ses
rln9lte Nino sepebt, bann piroe mander
Yoiiagier iber Noro 9eporfen mOroen iein.
Gnoll3 bra6 Der Wlpr9en on. Sin Sampfz
S6leppbOOt eri6ien, nno Die 8orfe puroe bis
ouT cine babe Nleile in Die 8atterie bu9Iirt.
(9boatq.)
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Don Der @otnmars@r,nee
BidItise WtilitGrbcioesHns. Wean cr.partct mid,
f'8e NHcbrIebten aus fcTI SbaIe. inicmseYperitir
had Cutd, Gap &c.

BidJtise weiIitdrbeiuesnns. Nean cr,partet MIDI.
tiSe Nao)riebteu aus fcnl IbaIe. tnicmsexpsEitipn
HAD Cutdo Gap &c.
Darlington, 16. Plug. Capt. Sleninq,
nit 60 Wann pom 16. Stem Sort @auulerie
Hegtnent, tpelher auf elmer &unoi6aftertpur
aus mar, purpe am 9onneritas nabe Sairfor
Station ppn elmer @btbeiIuns BON Noiebp's
@uertlas ansesrifen unO init 8 ieiner 2eute
getootet. Sie 9rDBere 3abl BON ben anoern
lpurOe 9efar9en genpmmen. Capt. Slemins's
9elbnam iuurce an Der S!rabe 9efunoen ltno
bel Sails Gbur6 be9raben. Nm Scnntaq Otur.
gen tpuroen mebrere 0tebelenipipne bel Sort
S6neioer nabe Anunoale seleben, tpel9e per
l6iepene Wlole anf uniere Sprpolten l6olIen
uno Serg. 2iman ppm 16. Stem Sort Gapollerie
Ne9t. t6oteten.
Sefsdbt Guf BON Sanacs giioer.
Der nGbarlptte 8ancerbilt", welper aeItern
bier ontam, brinst Die giadri6t, oaB am Sans
tag Nadmlttas eine Sruppenabtbeilung bel Gitp
YOlnt einseibIft ipuroe uno ben Slub binouf
Itubr btele Srtlppen iOlen unter benz S4use
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j III UOlltruRlOrPll.
sMbfftems=offcc Der ger. ct. Mrme
Baltimore, ben II Muluh

" . SVUIUII.
Baltimore, ben II NuSuR 1854
Werfeeclte Nnertrte i'm ( upIifat rerren ouf S,eer CIftes
bts wtt'twot. ben II Plug 1864, Nltttnss II lltr anseupms
men, m oGs Der. 81. Subifen;-D pa tsment, nit &bliefe.
rIns In Salt more, MS.. su osriprseu nit =
u~noerpadteun Sinptbp 9eu u. &crn in Mebreu,
sbsultefern tdBlt& tn fcl6en . antttGten ols I'm Resteruues
C1ienhof nabe Der StautssD d nGGse, ~Setlanat nerb,n uHb
an Sas V'eb gu ptrtbet en- 5u fiber 3ett ats telimmt rtib.
Oae Saus n'rb Sswrsen unD tnifti 1T oui Der R s'erunee
furda9e, ede pn 5rantlin une JultpnfI.; rnS Wteseu
bat iepD1 rr &pntratrOr ni6t gu 3ablen.
1as Storm ptrp ON S6fenbpf SemeHeL
Yer 70 trot! Rnnsrt NtOr ate psm Gase res @ntpflrss an.
SptInulare fur NnSebSte Iinp Guf Obi5er . fftcs jn BADEN.
81. ing etfpl5t ncnatlth IN fOIten 6sneS ats rlpe an
Sane; tno feline oUrtaneen, ipbSIp ais rpl1s eiraebsn.
aue Yericneu, mel te Nneebrte MAIDEN, ntlFtn einer Treu.
reetfrirt wa,ee.
(Sa @p gast. Nh g g Il
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MebeQrn>0crimte.
[2InS Observation-Disclosures \

Die Hidmouo Sldtter beiddftisen Id piel
NIT ben Ansii6ten auf 6rieoen, bod itimmen
lie ale BARN therein, cab iie elauben poer bob
beanlprr6en, benz Noroen bic 8ebingunsen ras
fir pcridreiben Sn olrfen. Grit tpenn Der Nors
ben feline Mrmeen BON ieoert Subbreit iibli@em
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SubGftenSsOffcc Der Ser. ct. gsrrne,

Np, 20 Sputbfr. !
Baltimore, ben 80. Stunt 1874.
9sriis5sIte &nSebrts, I'm Duplitats perDen aaf Ubises
Office ent9es en9encntr1tr I'm benz .. ct. SubifenabepSr
ementtu Salttmsrt, sUfb gu Iiefrni
$500 Tutbel &~artotteLn leo pfS. per 4uIteIl
tn saten. eenDbuIt&en, flt seerOettten unb Ssa
t1nbte e~eretrten yG1ern.
500 j a B go pfs. per Bufte) BON 0uen, ~eefunben Der
raupa, Stlctr pcer Gtb Sftn 5 N lie 4 In su
tea, leieearbeiteten nnb rrafGnbts NIT Stdrruret
fen u%neeteRen 5dheru.
.50O0frtf6 DE &r1uttD lie, l. GuGLitdt.
go Is a wetBe ERteu !. Aualttot, @retS per Of
dnjuesbe..
100 8abrStbe &lben, 1. OaGIttat grets per Of
a%njugeben.
@nbistsr U0Gsn bs 3sit frEfeaen, bs ~ UslSsr Bic vi
iteferunsen erfpl gen tonnen
Nnssbcte m intn auf 5crrnulare seI6stesen Istn, wsl&
laf pbiger Nflce Su tabtn lnb.
SeSe @eriOn ober jebes Nttsliee elmer Siraa, relbe @n
JeeEte ntabt mnb senwlbea etnen Ereuete fir BITE Der. 81
~Re8tstIne eetleSen. wenn nt&t bereits eth IoI9sr ~aufsttse
flee ~re9ifrtrt wuroe.
Dts pbtsen 4nssbpte Fhs G u ben gstsusuneen an
erwCrtsn, rel1e seUSbnltt zen A~njeioen eteler Office fl
-nbitfentfCres ~retgeflst Iinb.
Mue " 9ebste, inter bister Mngdbs, merben DtenS
ta8S une Srettas . isber WFAt' uuA spar Wltttae
2 nrr seSffnet. rM
5. 6. 81 lman,
(iul1s) Gasitds uuS 8. 6 li.tS. y
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lSlir Sibico
set btsfsm teisen gDetter auFert w~chIttuent unb Grmmer
rantbe ten ~perbatsus If ieben fade ia sIiGeS Spsatersuiahrrz
IN einsr Pratttf1ea
Sinner @baife
tie man tn ether auswatl vpu nt6t neniasr AIs-
40 serl@teDtnen SSrteu
sea ~ bic 80 Dollars per StuE
1utet bel:
@ep D. @%tetuba&.
ttHn2e~N 70 m.sUAItmSrefrr @6e ErLppIeftS GM.s
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[So Mn
Subftftcns=Goffce Der Wer. Gt. Mrmee
SIN N Snrthn~

Baltimore. ben II. AueuR 1884.
Werfeeelte &neebcte, I'm Dupiitat, rerben auf bieier ST.
nee bis OCnnerltas, ben IS Nns. ;. s., Wltttass IL utr. emf.
}eesn9enHmmen, nm bas Der. 81. S~ubffena.D eparsements Az
Baltimore Dle. ;u p~erfebsn NIT
100, PIP frtf6e (5uSar cureb) S&tnfea. tn Bee
lonbsrn 3Iaer Upcr Saftn eewidelt unp tn S1b,In
rtrqaft. 8tnnen 5 Enren nd6 @mpfone bee Con.
trtts atJulteferu. Gin Nag SdtEten mag ale
prNbe %etneeianrt rerren. rel6es sis gum EdIuf
Der Eteferuae SuritG~ sebalten ptrc.
9tSUO %fp. q war5en pfc ffer. Anbieter mpues
9~eiaut9f tie Scrte a~naeben, alg stneaprrt, Gunia
ira Yendn9 &C ferrer etnt grrbs t~eiiusen Mnp rts
Preie Pr. Yfano Eennen. Der peiEer mas aemapler
nne tn Yapter uerpadi lein, ieies pafden 4 unseI
i@ne' eieie gadden inn In 9pl. finen Az perpodtn
pn leuen iebe rs piH. ~enttaiten lea. Der 0pstrof
mus s Gage rad TEN uebere ,ntcmmen eIiun Ut feiu.
Sbiss Nn8ebotr rnA allGu rem ehtn9uneen IN
%ter'p0rTtn, asl6e metntn anieistn ~eerSbnltG ~beiSeflst fnt
S. y. y tlman,
(Sa~Orl Captain une s. 6. II @. Y.
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WeeGppFs sfatr EN- ppnkanaiaer erfoIa.

2OuiSptlle, Is Aug. @ir b0ren bon
einem OffSier OeS 2. SnO. Gao. 9iests., baf
WlcGcct nit 5000 Manr ieinen Strcifjug une
ternabm, ibsr 116O @a9en S~erlt6rte ullo an
5000. @loultbiere uno 8feroe we9nabm.
Serner ~SeritDrte er Die Gilenbabn unb Die
Selegrapbenlinie bel 8almetto uro bel 2opeiops
Station uno madte 1000 Gefangene, ppn be-
men Y commiilipnirte Off5iere waren, i~nclu1ipe
Sen. 8pB nit Dem 9r6bten Sbeile Ieiner 8riz
gobe.
Mc@ppt puroe nabe giepman burb @bee=
ler8, &bpopps uno SadionS GapaIerie uno SSSn<
%fanterie 9ipiiiOn eingeidlOilen, unO perlpr benz
nod ni6t mebr ais 500 Dlann.
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Ieie9rapbifdbe 0tocDrtcDten.
BunnsshauptEfDot
Bert&tet tIr ben Baltimore We6er'
observation-disclosures fOmmsu in unfere ci,ieu

Bafbington, 16. Nugut. 9eierteure
tommen fOrtpdbreno in unfere 2inien. @uS
balbpffSieuen 8eri6ten 9ebt berpor, oaB man
in Wdlitdrtreiien beswetfelt, oaB Sort 8opea in
Die SUIT 9eipren9t wuroe, Dian iast, Die @ebel=
len baben eS einfa6 aufgegeben.
SerfOIsnns ces @irnten 9duabaHee.
Ser Marineminiiter bat 10 9robe S6iffe
5u SerfpI9ung be5 Riraten SaIaoa1ee ausgez
ibidt.
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SInsriT amf 9emserfUn. ap.

2Outspille 16. Musuit. 9aHasiere,
pel4e in Stem 9Ibanp Snp., antaren, ilsten
aus, DAB Scbnion nit 1900 damn 9tebelen
Sap. 6enoerlcn &p. bebrpbt. llniere @arniipn
bort beiebt gr6Btentbeil5 aus Negertruppen,
melhe pur6 einige &unOnenbuote unterltibt
oerpen. 2ebtere iperoen Die Stapt fofort in 8rano
ldieben, penn eS ben 9tebeaeu g%eIingen ipate,
oielelbe einSunebulen, 9ie GinpObner fll9teten
iiber ben Obip.
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aBia,tises Don gberiSau.

Cine Sepei6e pon Sen. Sberioan'S Cont
manoo, BON Geoar Greet ben IA. batirt, fam
beute Worgen Elm. Sic meIoet, baB nit Ntsz
nabme pm Otpiebp's lno 9Sbite's @ueriIaS
fem 6einb bieHeits Der 8lue 3ioee lit unp
DAP Sen, Sberioan'S Srain a~neefommen llno
ieiAe @rnlee i'm beiten 3uftanoe 1T. = General
Sheridan la9t in elmer 0epei6e POM 10. %.
DAB tie GelAi6ten, wpnah Die &ebellen NaIz
len BON 8eute aus W(arplano eei6leppt bGtteu,
ale !6umbug ieien. Sic bdtten iebr wenig, 9ez
raoe 9enug, nm ii9 oamit gu erbalten uno bie=
les let ~Santeilt aQes aus Dem SbenanppabzSba
genUmmen.
Sine anoere 9epeide pom u. beri6tet
Sen. Garlep's Srain 1T tIein, nidt iber $50
&a9en fart unp Die Gerii6te pom malienbaf.er
Seute aus Wtarplanb unpabr.
Se,pesunscn BON Grants 0srmee.
Sa8 9epartement bat cine unpfisieQe 9ez
pelhe bon Sort Wionrpe, mOnad seltern in
6rpnt BON YeterSbur9 wt6ti9e Sepegunsen
pprJenpmmen wprpen iino; aber ba Die Selez
9rapbenlinie unterbrc6en lit, 10 lit feline Slab
ri9t ppm 9auptquartier eingetrpfIen.
Son Ntlanta lino feline neIteren @eri6te eir=
9e%trpfen.
Sic lebten bier eingetrofenen GebeQenz ;3etz
tun9en ia9en nidtS ppn Wtpbile, felt Der Sim
nabme ppn Sort Gaines.
@Omin 80. Stantpn,
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Sepribcn TIT Gen. Ganbs.

ofdsiener Seriaet Ger uebersabe UCm Sort 9aiues
NIT ieincr sansen, 500 Wscun ftarecnG G; arnifom mnS
SO 0efd1iiecn.
& dumung pOn Sort 9OweIl uno
8efebnn9 Der betben Setungen
our6 unere Sruppen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
FREN.yH'S HOTEL.

On TIE EaEoPsan Pun. opposite the City HoN
Park, O.. IF frdnaJort street,
Nssr York.
spacions Rcfectc y, Bath Rooms and Barber
shop, Bedrooms warmed gratis, and only one
sed in . room l. not believe runors or hack
men who say wes full Scrva not al
lowed to receive u, .uus,trs. aplJ-div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

These Hiftess are prepared, IN pure bourbon
whisky, from combination of over 20 different
kinds Of roots, harks and herbs which act in per-
feet concert one with the other prepared from the
original formula given by the gsea, chief Red
Ja.kef 70 Dr. Chaplin, who used them successfully
in his practice for many Years, and by their use
gained great popularity in the cure Of dyspep-
sia, Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Ner-
vons headache, Fever and Ague, and ald iseascs
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either OF these loalisnGe diseases
will lind sure cure by the Of these Btfers,
which pcrfcctl, pure and tree rom all tao.c
drugs and poisans usually put up in such prepar
atoms. and i,almed OH on I'D unsuspect ny public.
One trial will convince the most skep.lcai that in
IL JACKET is yirture which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the ~ stem.
They are u!iequaied for general debility.
They sure cure for dyspepsia
They give good and healthy appetite.
Ihes assist digestion.
They are The best s,imulcnt in existence.
They are "a preventive Of fever aud ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and pa!atatle,
Aged persons and delicate fcrnaies will find they
can large doctor bill. by use oftliese Ktters
Beware al cnuntericits. Red jacket Bi.ters are
only sold ~ bottles. with name blown on the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

I q ~ =. "a s".|s;y :
ne No not hing withoat cusdutoss and r.
vala. wrsch mamsd 0aQiaisgR Who Int
nj -e1 70 fhsx~uf rnti y q ,nfde ned
y ~ q he pred 80 led G. wa2 HUdiDcs
= a. u .~,.d.ea 81. sac and ode FROM
III q brvthrl- an5 ling leusx ndV PQog-l
ling ogouxer, lssSe w:tnessts poured forth 70
swear away the lives and Liberties Of ko-
man Cath"lis r, just ~ they e0w d. Of Ossn-
ocrsts. One csuc with story that $4,000
men were to attack Wales another had
been promised 'aiionization and five hum
dr.. d traarls il he would murder the King
sno her bad heard a grcs; barker vow 10
XIII tue KIM, ani 50 on, till the lDiormers
were more numerous than their ysctims.-.
Finally. "a e., hot TO b. outdonc by his i'm
ilaioyr. swvrc u,ai once when the door stood
aj,n' shc overheard the Queen say she had
given her consent 10 the as>assl'i alton OF
the king Nothing was too wild Tor belief
Inc people believed; the mag sirates be-
l.eved Or pretended 10 believe; the .couris
we're corrupt, cruel. and timid the leaders
Of patty encouraged the prevailing delurior,;
even the. iu.ics partovk VI the feeling GEM
mon throughout the land. The multitude
spp!au'ild the lying Oates ana MIS- con'ei'
crates booted aud pei,ed the witnesses who
appeared on behalf CT the innocent accu 81,
fa,.d shouted with bool-thlrsiy j'y wien
the verde If guilt, wa pronounced. It "aS
ii ,ais. thai the suitsrcr~ .ppralcd TO q cir
past charac. rs i>r npr ghtnc,s. 10, ally and
respectable Tor the paOlie snlnd vas pos
&c Sc ih.t h. more n~cicrIous they
were IN their pyitirii aud religious ronvic
| tons, 'irc moe Tx ~ they " re u be in tn.
plut And thus innocent blood was ,I,cu
throughout all Engisnd under the forms %
law am. no anon was SAFE from thu lies OF
the spy OF the nio,mcr. Do the men who
are roacociins IN stories oil plots among as,
ussTe or design 10 produce "A similar stat.
=. affairs 10 this country? r.an 1t ! that
.nl., inor,s o procedure bear won lrau~ly
| startl TX = sel'ihasc to oSc prac i>cu 10y
U4l,s AID MS infamous n.tator> AM iiyals.
We pra, A,avsn. II may never eliminate n
| The same horrible atrocities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31
SlGEL HOTEL.

F'ont street, bettpesn Hrady md Eain,
JOHN MEYER, Proprietor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
lI travelling public and city boarders at sil
times IN the most satisfactory manner. The Ia
bic wiz he supplied with the best the market af
fcrds, and the beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style ,-g~ Warm Meals II all hours.
w Ines an d l. fqu Ors
OF the best quality constantly on hand. ,jyl4
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Let the ssIind See..NO Cure $40 Pay
hH. J. HOMER SHAW will treat all c.ral,;e
IL Diseases nf the Eye and Ear on the ABOVE
terms. lie also treats all FENAre COMPLAINTS
and diseases Oh Children. Office l,J South Clalk
street, Chicago. Letters IF inquiry with stamp
enclosed will receive prompt ut.s ntion.
Address J'HOMEK SHAW
U. drawer G5l:. ag2.;.ilx Ch,cago. III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

For Medical and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure. and need only be tried to be appreciated.
None genuine unless they have our gnid i0isi on
each bottle. and our initials pressed IN wax over
the cork. Sold BY al druggists and dealers
thToughort the country. Call for our goods and
take no other. Circulars 70 the trade supplied
on application to BENNETT PETERS 4 CO.,
Sold by No. ~ River ST. Chicago.
e. $ Bailord. 1t wholesale by Beiderbecke 4
Miller. iune2o-d4wlv
sold At Wholesale in Chicago BY Fuller Finch
4 Fuller, Bushman < Van Setback. w b. Hur
rig 4 Co.. and C. r. smith. druggist Of Dyv.
export by Beiderbeck 4 Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

NV York, Oct. 30-The lIerald's cor
,rspn, .denre has some additional details of
ne movement below Petersburg On APP
-. &C ing tina CHEFS run. Gen. Eagan's 4 !.
vi ion ur infantry found the enemy post q
n the other side in q Inc Of brcastworks
ll.s .m,nand was deployed in line OF bat lc
aud SIN tbs briga crossed, carving tn
,reastw orks on the other side. The only
officer lost wa Col Shaltcr, vi the 4 h Ohn I,
shot through tn. head The remaining
forces then crossed and advanced On
rca hing point near the Junction Of the
Boynton road with the Quaker road, tie
.ro.ps b.ins deployed III an open plain, the
enemy opened with a tilcry from right and
left. The batteries were soon silcnccd on
,ur right. Gen Craiiord, ol the 9th corps,
1t the same time was engaged sharply. AZ
about p. IN. the enemy ata'kcd IN force
in front and on the right, the object being
to break through bctw en- the right Of Han
cocks corps and the left "f Warren's. The
assault was repulsed and we captured SEQ
ar GVn prisoners.
The advance Of the enemy was so sudden
hat Mcicali' section Of Bcck's battery was
aiken tut subsequently rcra.,tur.d through
ne cxcltions OF Lit. Cnl Smith. chief com
IN ~sary on Adock staff, aud By the aid OF
,omc ,ietaclin, MS Of til. l,t Maine AMI Is,
Massachusetts, heavy artillery. At the same
me Mai Mitchell. the Generals senior aid.
captured a number of our prisoners. also
u,in- 2,.' Of the enemy. The enemy
Is, maize an assault at the same time ON
dir lett AMI rear viii, h was handsomely re
nis,d Uilr losse are estimated at from
20 10 SUI.
LArEsr.-Sonthrrn papers contain caus-
comments upon the proceedings OF the
&c extra s, sslnn o.. The Aaa! anna Lrgis'a-
ire, and pronounce Stephens plan OF re
-,>irurticn inpracticabe. The Alabama
sisiat'ire passed an act pani>hing illegal
ltri~on,me 4.
w., 81. The Herald correspondent SAYS
j fenaia, quiet III the Shenandoah. \
-cnl.i.uiss.n.e a far as Prooa>t.ck Jailed
iinl any rebels, Notwithstanding it has
Gen port 4 that Early is re-organizing
lis fo.c-s. The mountains are full oi
iarsie.s, who are picked up by our raval
j. DIi .,lire casualties in tie battle o!
,c iyth, a.c now estimated al 900; tnose
4 Inc cne'ny at about 5000.
Washington dispatches 10 the Herald say
lw New York election frauds siill a:lac. !,
.uui share oil attention Ii i, understood
nat Dnnahoe has been found guilty and
sentenced to live years imp,l-onm NJ i'll the
On ,cntIa,y.
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REVOLUTION


IN THE DRES SING ROOM.
BY the almost unanimous notion Of tie parties
interested.
W.. Chrfst0iaOrO's 1lulr bye
he's replmcedt old wcrn-out Inventions for col
oriny the hair. whica the better experience oil
years had proved 10 be ineffective and dc!eterous
Unlike the compounds That
MAXI WAR
upon the health Of toe hair and dry M and con-
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AMI perfect dyeis found 10 be vitalizlng Is well
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NhrlstadorO's Hair Isreservalive,
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noting the growth and perfect healsh If the hair.
aud Of itself, when uscd alonc-a safeguard that
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stances a.li under Ill chimes. Manufactured Nv J.
CHRiSTADOkO, Nc. =. Astor House, New York
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FIR Cor yr..-2i District.
GEORGE ~. HsAse K EN-.
Democratic state Tick :.

For ~c,r.'pr- Of State.
!. II. WALLACE 81 Musra ne "'un'y.
For stat. IRE rspsxr.
sOIy H. Lash. nt Henry county.
For Attorney General,
gHAS. n. uLN.5AR. .acx ssn county
For Al i or OF state.
r. C. HENDER-HDTf oi Iowa county.
Tor Register % STATE laiii ffice.
\. D. HOi.BRoUk yf Vnnuna county.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
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