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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-26
Items of all Sorts.
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Inc ABOVE euiBh"' "uio" s"V " -.
out and practlced by all VINO wsn 70 Des'u sh .ho
sores of this city. That no one may lose the
benefit of 1t, We give lhe explanation hahu
over what you owe. "-PorfsmoMh ChroHiee' -
FREDDYs rRAfAh-h orisn' epu W
tour Years was saying nh prayers 'ue Luz "'et
TO hh mother, Shu WIN n'' "s"u' 'o''e' "'N
eyes closed hr sweetiy saiu
Now lay me down 70 ,lesp,
lpf lpI,g ,goa,a saS -ir' a., b'i,rO @ ri w.ss
ipry the TO my soul to ks,
Go bless my pAps' ~s~~A' 'nu
lie stopped all at once, opened bis eyes, ana
exclaimed;
"Mo her, mother, what shall say II I've oeen
bad blyp
"Iou should not stop 10 ask questlon'' my SOU
while spying your prayers, ieplled us mo- ner
" But mother, II I've been oad' Shas shAh
say%
Ask God to forgive you out you snouiu say
49, ~, '',!'a,,
a.. das.eoo ,r.uarea he r.verently 70 dcd bis
hands, and closing hn eyes asaln' Continued
"hnd VII GUd lorg'e me ioi Aanus uoP'
toad WIN oig siick' ana throwing n'h uo~u
dep lei Amen.
Children OF larger lrowth viii please copy
ap., 90 tonn-rrnor mi. oor,.,,l
tonic Sn 1o1S RIM. ,hn. .loouenrlv di.cour.e,:
Evryboddy IL IN the hsbblt os oraggn on Joo'
and job did have considerable bile pashunos'
hats iic' out ula ne ever heaP u''''Ss
skue for dollers month, ana ooira rou
I Ha pVAFF res n
da, and hey awl his galus buttons bust cn AZ
QUOT Z Ind he ever ha' Tue Jumpin 0s'u 'ons
and be maid ~ tend he oab' wnlle nls WE ~az
over tu FerNin'e' u e'-'q'ah D'u us s'e,
80 b.fa.r M. .Lt,,r IN OF drink and fad hat
,hs man k.n t.muran.e bousep DID no ever
nnder,aLs m milk a HI kin meter win bushy
ae' 10 III nue' out ~ 'ne ~. -, .1.'n ohssr
uoan on n''ei w A"',"I s,",. =. ~ a;,1on, lin
WV" "4 ''s, an ~ ~ An ..l ,hav. hing.
and prazo the Lord 3t be sa m time, ali We hav
tu sa iz, =" Bully for job !"
u... ,.n., b. a,or.hls n Ion,.,,v An
ala e "a .ldnn, l,ss IN he more than tbirly.
someoouy mes DC" .us'o -. " .Gsn.rsi G ,Ss
a ts'lroaa uaI'. a"u .',. ;. " 80 - 49, Rich.
! haaut Il
mopd il YOU do that you will be the next Pres
dent." The General instantly replied, "Wsl,
sir. that would be a very g.est work for very
small pay"
t.,,ors nopop -anh dearn exclaimed
A, N'rt .sa;, na,.alf ;n,o the rocking onair.
.'m' a., % tho po., Office a,.io to be look
ue,e, ''.,snanoa ~ hy all rboss man standing
'u ous y, ~ .' haiI. I'D ns,r ,hs ladies' delivery.
nouu" I,,, nv.I;n,, ~. VIVA, can do. Minerva, to
i.s ~ ,nsr ,,om :, rim ms in the fac.P"
s'Ip '"oie @o" rsni.d Minerva with a .ly look,
H. 10 a. ,t.n, NV .o,r onkI,, ln
"'O" '''" S'
Mr.. Spurgeon, the London preacher lately re-
monstreted With the young ladies' OF his eonsre-
gaton ior faluliug away 50 often.
,.... .;,o. ..,,, ,h., v.,o.
loid isa mild and cheerful type Of the small pox."
Guess he never tried it on.
....., .lua ,
A western euno' says 'aa' .u''a "ld .ad d
over in the street by a ag0n three years ola aoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

Exchange Of lRrfseners-DisPsses ~.
lsea. Enthusiastically ocvca AeseFee
Unien NJ iseners Arrives a. k
Monrsc--ssushern Ncws.AliResrseAS
men ordered % be PIscsd IL Ire.s.
wssaisorox wednesday. March .. 1854
The following dispatch has been received;
"Fosrxrss MONROE. Tuesday. March Z as6A
H.. Ar Il, sSros SECRETARY Of War;
"T, Ga,afyuee boat IL In, bringing ovef forty.
.;r,t oess and over SIX hundred privates dsvwso
for exchange. .,.o,,I ~ I'll M
,,.r,s Sas,h and Major Cooks capture. The Richmond
naners OF to-day say:
I'm the 9th Of Msrch Gen. Sherman wss 1t canton
an the Mississippi Central Railroads that he - taken
large number Of negroes and leaves that country In
TIC papers also state that tho ConfsaR1eo hGs
ordered I'll OF Cen Kipatricks officers vseo sesS
''p'1 BEsy. r. BuTLER, Maior-G General cso'Gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

We have received files Of Richmond papers
20 and including those Of the 9Th iust from Which
extract the following;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

Two companies o! Lieut. Col Browns cavalry repaired
10 the scene VI action about O'clock but arrived
hte We suppose 10 render any assistance in repelng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
KENTUCKY CONGRESSIONAL ELECrIoH.

The following are the totals OF the votes in the
Kentucky election fox members Of the Confederate
Congress at the following places: augusta
Dalton, Smiths Camp. Abingdon, Forsyth, Desatnr.
Macon Marietta, Merion, Griffin, Atlanta. Grigsbys
DIST I-Nisckon 1907; Noble, 16. Dist. t-Mcsrs eof,
TipIetts $50 Dennis 10 Dise 3Read, ol3i Cofer, BIZ
Dist 6-Barn-tt $50 Thompson. s3 Hardin, 9ol n. =!
\. W. bruce 1885, Ceo.e, ia Diss s-Msr,A.n LAY!
Pictet 81 Dist ,o-Moors, l7s1 Johnson ISL Nay ~
Dist ii-Bsadey i2os, Sreckinrdse, ass Dist s-Ein'"'
l,5s9. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

The band of robbers, incendiaries, and muir.
derers who lately against this city to SACK and
burn it, aud massacre the principal personases who 70.
side here selected from the different corps under
Gen. Meade and sent under chosen officers OF that
army Meade himself has lately returned from wash
ngton and IL was noticed that immediately on his arri
val movements were commenced, which have now Lad
their elimination in the fendish fOray OF last week.
There is no doubt the expedition was planned and Its
Internal character given to 1t at Washington.
Lincoln and his advisers were parties to n-perhaps
instigators of IL. Meade was ParscePs because II he
did not as 10 probable. write the orders that were
found on Dahlgren's person, he necessarily knew Of
them and handled bis army 50 as to facilitate their
ecution Those orders were for war under the black
dag On the line Of their desolating march every
thing that can DO used ty the Rebel" " be 'de
stroyed" and when they had reached Richmond they
were TO destroy and burn the hateful city, and
allow the Rebel leader Davis and his trsitoyous crew
10 escape, they must be killed" This Is mode Of
warfare recognized by code creed Of civilization
II Is war under the black flag.
1t was well understood 70 be 90 by those engaged In
f. for Dahlgren after offering to his men the privilege
Of Withdrawing IL they had stomach for the busi.
ness warned them that they permitted themselves to
be taken prisoners, they would meet an "gnannious
death" 1t may DC very shocking TO the tender sonsi
bites Of authorities 70 entertain the idea that this
II 10 be the future character Of the war; but respect
fully suggest that they have option about it Tits is
matter about which IL does not take two to make
bargain. The enemy have decided, and their decision
% controlling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

THE COUNTRY PERFECTLY IMPOVERISHED.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-03
1a1iillp, ,.'RRi6]i RRs9btM, tMEi',''
Lewis s7KER 3 co. Pvan.,a1. n
NATIONAL DRMOCRATIC PLATr0RM.

NATIONAL DEmOCRATIC FLArFOR8.
l. That in the future, a. in the past, Ne Will
sdhers with DunsE erving ndelty 10 tn Veiea pa
der the Constitution, as the only solid fundstioa
pls and as framework OF government, equally
sorduciys 10 TIE welfare and 8foeperity cf 40 NJ
States both Northern and Southern.
2. That this Convention does explicitly DECLARE,
As the sense Of the American people, thai affsf
sour wears of failure t. restore the Union by the
experiment Of war. during which, under the ffs-'
tense of military necessity or war power higher
than the Constitu,oa, the Constitution itself has
been disregsrdsd in every part and pablic hhsftyy
and private right alike trodden down and the naA-
.erial prosperity Of the country essentially ia-
paired, justice. humanity, liberty ard the psblis
welfare demand that immediate efforts be made
for cessation of hostilties with view 70 sn ult
mate Convention Of the States or other Psses4bls
means to the end that at the earliest practicable
moment peace may he restored On the basis Of tAs
Federal Union of the Slater, al, urtsf,an
3. That the direct interference Of the Military
authorities of the United States In the recent else
tions held in Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri and
delaware, was shameful violation Of the Constt-
tuition and q repetition OF sueh sets In the sP-
proa hing slection will be hold as revolutionary
and resisted with oil the means and poysr uadsf
our control. -- 49,.
4. That the aim and oh ect Of the Democratic
party are to preserve the Federal Union and the
lights of the States unimpsired, aud they hsrsby
declare that they consider the administrative usur
patton OF extraordinary and dangerous powers not
granted by the Constitution; the subversion Of
The civil by the military law in States not in in
sdrrectlon; the arbitrary military arrest, imprs-
onment, trial and sentence Of American sitiseus
IN States where civil law exists in full force the
suppression Of freedom of speech and Of the pfess
the denial Of tho right of asylum; the osea and
avowsd disregard of state rights; the employ ment
Of unusual test oaths; and the interference With
and denial Of he tight Of the people TO bea: arms
In their defence az calculated TO prevent restora
ton of the Union and the perpetuation Of gov
ernment deriving its just powers from tho consent
Of the governed. q. ta.-'.... ,..t..4.
s. That the shameful disregard by the Admin
straton OF its duty 10 respect to our fssllow citi
zens who are now, and long have been prisonsrs OF
war in suffering condition, deserves the ssverest
reprobaion on The score alike Of public policy and
common humanity. u.5 ..-I .t:
g. That the sympathy OF the Democratic party
is heartily and earnestly extended to the soldiers Of
our army and tbs seamen Of our navy, who now
are and have been in the field under the Gag ct
their country, and in the event of its attsinio 8
power, they will receive all the care. protection
and regard that the brave so diers and sailors Of
the Republic have so nobly earned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
Michigan Central Railroad.

t,reat L.afrat Route 10 4Neu Io,k, Ne.c Enylasd
and tie Caaadas
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
~ 18th. 1868, trans will leave the Great Cen
tral Union Depot, foot OF Lake street. as follows
,;:3o a. m, Sun! lays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
6.sop m; Toronto. ii5 p m; Suspension
Bridge. 4:oo a. m. Buffalo. 500 y. M: Albany
$40 p M New York, $50 p. Ia; boston, Il. %
sac y. m. Satuila, 5 excepted Arrive in De-
tro,i 500 a M; Toronto i.i5 y. M; Suspension
bridge. 4i5 D. m; Buffalo. 5:oo D. m, libap:
40 New York, Hoo a. IN; Boston, i:u, u. M
TOGO y. m, Saturday, and SUNDAYS excepted. Ar.
rive in Detroit l"ee 7. m; Toronto, 80, y. m. .
Suspension Bridge $40 p. III; Albany. 80 a.
m; New York 40 p. M. Boston, 5:0o y. Ia.
cine .tYI AIMS
via Michigan Central r. r.
Leave Chicago at $50 "A. m. Mail Train lo.oo
Fast Express. The 1000 p. NJ. tram leaving
Chicago runs through TO Cinclnla ii without
chang. of ear, or baggage.
Tuttan's Patent Nenti'atng and Warming hp-
araius ON all Cars of this Company An elegant
Smokers Car. 18th Euchre Tables, has lately been
added to day trains. Patent sleeping cars on
night trains Baggage Checked Through
Through Tickets for sale at Ill principal Rail-
road Offices in the West, at the General Office.
corner ot Lake and Dearbun streets. tundcr the
fremont House. Chicago. and at the depot
x. n. RICE. Gen'l Sup't.
II. C. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass
Agent. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
PATENTS.
PATENTS,
TuENATIONALPATENT OFFICE.
SNYDER 4 WALrl:S.
229 Broadway, New York.

Idtegtt Soliciting Ueuss and Patent Commis-
sfoa Hrnse Iombfasd.
C,OLICITJNG.-This Company will act as At
! tornevs for securing Patents for new Inven
tons III this Country and Europe. on the most
reasonable term; conduct Infringement cases. and
procure renewals for Patents
ORR Erhijition Rooms and Selling Department.
We respectfully submit to the public that ours
il the only responsible Soliciting House in the
World that has an Exhibition Room and an elf
cent and successful Selling Department att ached.
On Patents taken out by US We require no ad-
vance fee fer selling.
We are in regular communication " it'll upwards
oflso Patent Sellers throughout the country who
depend wholly Tor their supply upon us Our
Exhibition Rooms corner broadway and Barclay
streets in the very heart and center of the city,
are daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists and
men Of Enterprise, seeking investments, IN valna-
bic Patents, for the purpose of re-scling in sub
divisions, while others and heavier capitalists are
always ready to purchase useful Patent and en-
gage in its manufacture, and thus secure a lucra-
tive monopoly. These sources Of demand that
are daily augmenting are fully sufficient 10 alb
sorb the entire supply Of Patents now being is
n.d. and at fair prices
Consignmenis Of Patents for sale are respect
fully solicited. ANY information free. Respon-
sibsc Agents wanted in every county and town
who have fixed places Of bnsinc-s-'o such we
will paw $50 per quarter. and per cent. on all
sales to act as our agents, for the explanation
Zone hour or more per day Of the models o: such
patents as may be placed in their hands for sale
TO good saleslncn who will give their whole time
to business. will pay t3s month. Also travel
ing Agents are wanted At a fair salary
Agents will be required to give some satisfac
tory security deposit the cost price Of models
which will be refunded when returned. Address
enclosing stamp;
SNYDER < WALTERS, No e29 Broadway
REFERENCES We, the undersigned, doing bu-
siness in New York City, do authorize Joseph ).
Walters and G. H. Snyder, comprising the firm
Of he National Patent Office. To refer 10 us, and
wetbeIicye they will conduct their business upon
strictly honorable principles.
ISigned New York, Feb. 18th
-McKewan, Esq, Importer, 50 Maiden Lane, n
Y. City; W. L. Taylor, Esq. Banker, IS Wall
ST.. \. +. City; Chas H. Voorhees,, Esq, Bank
,r As Pine ST. n H. City; Shepherd. Seward 4
Co., Importers. IA Pearl street, y Y; City :.
Y CITY; John w. Kirby, Esq, Metropolitan
bank, ios broadway, \ Y City; H. Arthur.
Esa British and American Exchange banking
corporation, SO Wall ST, n. y. City; II. u.
smith. Esq, Chemical Bank, corner Of Broad
way and Chambers ST., n. Y. City.
mhl5-eOdAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
LATEST NEWS
Important News from Gen.
Grants Army.
Richmond must Fall.
PHILADELPHIA. jane II.


The Presiden, vas conducted throngn
the Fair. In the snpyc' room Mr. nos
Weos' er gave in bumper "Ihe feaitn
Of he President" to ~blch Mf. Lincoln
rcpI,cd closing "a follo.s:
We are goi' g though with our task,
80 far as | = conce ned, It 1t takes .
ycars longer. have been in the habit
Of making pred c,'ons, but am aIu ST
tempted TO i.az ,rd another. 1t Is that
Grant is ,his evening IN position with
Meade and Hancock, ~hence be c.n
never be slodged by the enemy nnt'l
Richmond is taken. Ii shall discover
that Grant may be greatly f'oilts'ed in
the capture Of Richmond, By rapidly
pouring to him large numbers OF armed
men. at the briefesl notice. will Yen go
[Cries Of yes, yes Wi you march on
with Inn? Y~s. VS.. Tnea | sball
call unon yon fl i-'tc ssary. Laugh
ter and applause, during which the Pres.
ident retired.
The P,e.ilen, leaves 70. Washington
to-u.OIrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

AND STEAM PACKET LINES on THE
IN Missouri River. The most practicable route
to The Gold Min 5 of Idano. ia,luoek City, Nir-
gina City. Gallafin. Denver Wa>hee Boisee and
California. Daily Overland Stages from Atch-
son to above points. All rail to 81. Joseph. At
Gibson. I.atan and Weston The Daily Packet
Emile. runs from Weston 10 Leaycnworii, tseven
niles and Kansas City. fnrtv miles Stage
connections from Lcavenworih and Kansas City
to Lawrence, Topeka, IT. Riley, Fl. Scott, Santa
Fee.
Tri-Wcckly Packets The elegant packets Col
oraio. Denver. J. II. Lacy. West Wind and 4.
Majors form a Tri-Weekly Line from 81 Joseph
to Nebraska City. Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Also DAILY Stages from -. Joseph to above points.
Miners with teams and luggage carried on the
same train and packet 10 the above starting points
and arrive fresh for the Plains.
Connections made by rail and by packets on the
Mississippi River with the Hannibal d st. Joe X.
r. at Quincy and Hannibal
For through Tickets or Freight apply 10 X. n.
pretiyman, agent, at Davenport, or on board the
Packets.
J. T. X. HAYWARD, Gen'l Supt.
+. b. GROAT. Gen. Ticket Agent.
w l. knt{NSnN (.np Er't rent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
Chicago 1 Reck Island Railroad.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

NNAND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 18th 1884
~ and until further notice, trains will l,..,,
Davenport daily. Sundays excepted, as follaxs
Isl Mail train at .-t'...........s ~. 4. "
I'd Night expires ...''., = n
Arrive a. Davenport daily, Sundays excented
as follows
LIST Night express at ....: ...........5 9. y
I'd Daily express and mail train 80 o., =, y
All trains over TINS rome are in direct connec,
ton at Chicago with trains over both the Mich.
gan Southern. Michig gan Central, Pit,.bury Fnr,
WAYNE and Chicago Railroads 10 and from De-
,s.i. Toledo cDmI R",i. Ges.land, Cincinnati
nv, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore AM, md
Washington.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
of giving distinct directions as 10 the des,ipa,n,
Of their baggage, also to procure tickets betor.
taking their seats in the cars, as the conductor,
collect fares only the stations on the line of he
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
myl5 's.. y, +. TRACY, Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

Trans run BY Chicago time which i. tve,,. ~,
''' utes faster than Davenport time ''e mn
oy AND AFTER MONDAY. NAys.x
[ - mil further notice. ~ W., 1854
go !. = for Crinneil and wasbinoton
n, !. \. freight 4 accomm oda,ion e. O..
H... Iowa City
Trains arrive at Davenport n follows.
800 A. y. freight and ACCOMMODATE, f-o.
Iowa City.
Gr;nneI and Washington. "oh'
l5r.s. express from Grinnell and Masco,;,a
The 45 a. M tram a,r out Of Davenport, makes
washington. with the Western Stage e. una "a ~
ges for all points West, South West. and Sor, .a
West.
with trains ofshs Chicago Rock Island RR. for
passenge.s are reminded OF the racos-;..-
giving distinct directions nsaen1 q, T. the destination
Ter seats in ti,e cars. J. +. TRACY s..,
A. krxpaLL Asst sup't nv is .s4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
Times Special.
TRADQ's BERMuDAs HuSpRED,
Z MI

June l5-2 A. NJ.
The 18th army corps, Gen. Smith, DC
tached from the army OF the Potomac
MONDAY, rejoined Dotler's command la,
evening, lauding at Point OF Rocks Ap
po,omsx river. On reporting to Butter,
an order was Immediately issued t. Gen.
smith TO move at 2 q. M. upon Peters
burg in Coz jnuct on with strong cava'.
~ force rnder Kau'z
While l an Ycnn,ng these lines, the
rumble ef artillery and Gathering of hor-
ses, ss they cross the pontoon bridge,
is di linctIy heard.
Hancock arrived near Fort Powhat.an
about ten miles he! w Cry Port.
Gen. Benham arrived last night, with
addiienal rontoon trans AID crossing
is now going on u.mole-'ed.
Grant spent nearly all TO-DAY with
Batter, visiting line Of entrcnchmen s.
and express msclf we'll pleased with
tie conc ition of afairs here.
Butter 10 day relieved Il linore OF III.
duty rs commander of the 10th C. rps
rne grouud OF this action ,s slles,d d la
toriness 10 moving his troops on P,t.rs
burg last Thursday. Gilmore has re
On. sted court Of inquiry to .uves,igat.
the matter.
1ribuue's correspondence, June 18th,
says the movement ~ James RIVER Wa
in three l1mns-- Hancock on the riphl
nea,cst the Chickahominy, Burnside CD
the left, AID Wright 10 the ce.tre.
Sheridan is II With the divisions Of
Gregg and T"rhctt, 10 fad uuuicr aud
pilot HIM in this direction.
The Hcrald's ccrrcspo, dent with Bat
ler, Juue 18th, says: k,utz LIT he'e
last night, with Ia &c force OF cavalry,
IN the direction of Petersburg.
lIera!d's Fo,t Monroe correspondent
says he c'pture Of Pete sbnrg will pla {
Ys in p sse son e ,he KEY OF all rall-
lads connecting Richmond with tie
South, preventing any supplies 'escnii g
Richmond AMI rebel 60. scripts tom 90
rg in that direction. The My ,airo d
'l,'.u Is the Lynctbnrg IL Danviic, aud
that is attend d 10 10y Hunter aud Shc,l
dan.
Worlds Washin -tcn special says ru-
mOrs re rite that the rebes a.e eyacuat.
ing Richmond. The rbvI CO, gress sd-
J"n'hed hastily, without closing the
business bessIe them, ana not only prrs
oners, bur uoD.comb4 tanis have been
removed South. Sad eyacuat on was
provided for months since, when tn. Y
commenced mosin. the pubic archives
to Columbia, s. c., Macon, Ca, and
other places.
Sonsc think that Grant will take the
P ace s'thous struggle.
The railroads sou are in Gr MS
ahds, aud Ave i'll attends to the Dan.
ville Rad.
Richmond is completely isolated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
LATE NEW S:
WAsutnSroN. June lG.

WAsHikGroE, June lG.
Sysarx-Thc bill Tor prepay'ng duties
on iureisu salt before fishing epuat'es we're
aiio~cd WAS psssed
TIE tar II OH vas taken Up and ane nd
ments acted uyv1.
iluusE A bil vas introduced fer the
ne,tof protection IT s'eamtpat pass ngefs
TIE ways and III saas colua.sstcorepv:teo
40 appropriation bill.
Mr. Myers m.ved that the military con-
pi,tee fepuIt On tue expectancy oi p-S'ng
future drafts f3r err ..een months rtGuiiink
persons exe,y.t - Ply citnbutit' ana
pernis tie acceptance u colorsd Msn ~
Substitutes.
Al lnr resolution 70 extend the overland
tn.n toatsact was start.i.
lLc coLi,reocc ,,nilil''ee reported tat
.,gisiaiion snh jl 'iciai Appropriation Dill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

ArFINWIUH1 VUTt To
7as Oh his own rc~peu-ioii,ty. IL IS NOT
aaywu "Aat If any *. cu:!yo acton VII!
DO taken concern Hg tim.
Although the gold bull Was amended -
tic House ana pnnisl-ti . day 40 az },
aad las passed ooin houses VI Congress, II
las not yet been presented to PrcsldeGs
Lnco,n lr Ms signature. Il ..i.. uaiouo.
siiy be approved by hun alter bis Return
from Ph,iade rh:s.
The opening OF the bids f.. sbe Is COO.
90 loan was dane this afternoon. Ine
awards viii not oc made publ uItl:
tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
MN A,Kx. Juoe lG.

The Posts WasasL.t.... e,. csai says:
Nc. Cna-e leaves f., NJ: York tuis eve
ning or tvinvir-w, wne!o lie VIII ieM-i.
several Gays.
Tue r@,1fn Vi V..lsudisLan ~il not, il:
= bttiav e.,, pe 'ut r.uled "sth by thc Eys
eminent, .,peeia j i! ~ cun4ucta anus, II
"Iiu pf0pIisfy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
FoRT Mot ROE. Juhe 16.

FoRr Mot ROE. Juhe 10.
Yesterday morni G the 10Th Corps.
nader Gen. SIN b, lett tor Petersbu ..
aud with Gen. Kau,z' cavaIrJ succeeden
IN CAPTURING the entie elements out de
OF Petersburg at IL &C ock, and n,er.d
the CT =.
They we're supported by the advance
quad Of Smith.
The remainder Of the troops arr
Lsrching IN the direction Of Pele,sbar,
rs fast A. they are lard d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
ClA,IhNari. Juec lG.

ClNtINNaIi, JUG TO.
TIC TlDaf,' cores .ionuent at Eica4jns
eu.g, J5us l2su, 50 tue icmnai.t oi Nor
s.n's c,D,neud, moeIsns 100, passs .
lnluusa 'a,re inr Il uid or. Tacy al
ak lgss a nearly l,egVaf Gjnth.aus.--
i Fedora. iotce u oyOis il pursuit, ana
.lr'ved at F.sm.assDo..s Aoous six hours
after Morgan LETT.
Vsi sauigran is stiltat Dayton, and all
/. r. ported ca - mere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
HEADQUARTERS AMY poroMAC.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY poToMAC.
June I6-P. NJ.
Our troops and trains are crossing tie
James river.
Hancock was expected 10 reach PEI
tersbursh last night, tut nothing off
cial has been received.
Heavy cannonading is heard and it is
Supposed that either he or Butler are
engaged.