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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06

NEW REVERE HOUSE.

Corner North Clark and Kinsie Slreets.
Chicago. HI.
rUVHIS HOTEL HAS FIRST CLASS ACCOM-
u modations for two hundred Guests, il cen
trally located. within three minutes walk Of the
principal Banking houses, Board Of Trade, &c.,
- entirely new, with elegant furniture, aud al
the departments replsts with modern conveuieu.
ces.
Having leased the Above Hotel for term q
years. and trusting that ! am sufficiently known
70 merit consideration, solicit your patronage,
believing that the complete and liberal manage.
ment Of the New Revere" will be entirely salts
factory to you. GILBERT BUTCHER
au925-dtf %s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06

Cut this notice out If you desire DR.. HAIvsr's
Puts or Book, and if you cannot procure them
Of your druggist, do not take any other, for
mend other Female Pills. they can make larger
profit on--but enclose the money and send d.
rect to
Dr.. J. BRYAN, General Agent,
Box 5O79 - Cedar Street. n. Y.
you will receive them post paid. securely sealed
from observation, BY return mail.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
Oct. Seed d&w1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06

New YoRK. Dec. 8.-Thc Savannah Re-
publican Of the 30th ult. snys:
The rebel loss in the Griswoldvillc fight
was in all 2i4.
Rebel advires indicate that Sherman has
made little or no progress with the main
body for the last day or two. He is still on
the Railroad some distance beyond Millen.
apparently replenishing his ccmnissariat.
Ills sncn and animals must be terribly
jadcd BY this time, and little prepared ia
meet the troubles 10 come
Another fight is reported between Wheel
q and Fitzpatrick. on the eth ult., in which
the latter vas dccently thrashed.
The Richmond Examiner of the Sd says :
News f"m Georgia is encouraging. II
Sherman gets through now which Is doubt
full, he will lose half Of his army.
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for yourselves. and invite yeus frieuda - 4 =.
Remember the old stand, south side Of Cd street.
nesr rerry. G. 0kUT.
Sep2V Saleensn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-06

FAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
~ ON hand the best quality Of Provisions.
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
second street, between Brady and Perry, Da-
export myl4-diy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
XXYVIIIth CONGREss-seccrd Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Dec. :. l-GI.
COUkTS IN INDIANA.

SENATE.
W.survGroS Wednesday Dec :. 1864.
COUkTs IN INDIANA.
Mr.. LANE, Of Indiana, introduced bill to
authorize the holding Of special session Of the United
States District Court Of INDIANA. which WAS ordered 10
lie upon the table until the GnnoGuoomolt o. tho Com
m,eee, end then to be referred to the judiciary Com
mittc,.
RAuIoAD IN WASHINGTON.
Mr. MORRILL, presented till to extend tho time for
The CON pletion OF the Metropolitan ReroGG Company
OF Washington two yeas. Ordered 10 lie upon the
table,
TIE PRESIDE 20 ictl laid before the Senate com
muncation ficu. Governor Hahn Of Louisiana, accom-
panied By the proceedings o: he General Assembly Of
Louisiana in tic election Of L. King Cutler aud CHARLES
Smith, as Senators non tLat Sat.
Air. WADE presented reiaOssrancc. nuDieronsly
aligned by citizens Of LoGs1la on tho subject OF the
election OF 1lessfs Cutler and Smith Senators frorl
TIE cosDUcT or GIN. rAISE.
NJ POWELL offered resolution that the Secretary
o. War be regucsed If not Incompatible with tue public
interest e. o0ma.ulen;c TO the Senate report of tbs
proceedings Of The courtmlriial appointed 20 invest
lya,c the conduct OF Gen Pane while commanding at
PGducah, Kentucky.
The resolution ordered 10 lie upon tho table w
Ill tho announcement oi .le committees.
TIE LOUISIANA SENATOR'S AGAIN.
NJ MORGAN here rose anu said:
desire % present the Credentials Ut Charles Snith
and T. Cutler King, Senator's elect from the STATE C'
Louisiana. do not prcposo that these persons be nov
sworn In as members OF this body. Tie Scnatc VII. b.
much better Informed and justified IN relation 10 all the
proceedings connected with the election after they
shah have been carefully examined nad reported upon
hy committee Of this body shall therefore propose,
wAen the committee appointed that the credenta.
Of tue gentlemen be referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
hr. TarMBiLI~-I understand that the papers just
submitted br the President pro tern. are copies Of TIC
proceedings of the General Assembly Of Louisiana and
are somewhat vouminous. As IT Is nor proposed 20
take ny action ut his tiI6e move they be ordered 20
be- printed.
Nj. WADE-Tberc are arguments on the subject sub
mitted. move that ell documents Oh the subject be
printed.
The motion was carried.
NLHEASKA.
The PRESIDENT pro ten. presented 10 the Senate
copies Of the Lawn Of the Territory OF Nebraska.
On motion Of iIr. FOSTER the Senate at l.. o'clock
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Flag of TYucc-Ordcr Against ErcbHuz-
ing Papers or Holding Intercourse with
the Enemy.
.vsAcglr. dec. J ls6

HDQHs ARMY or TnE POToNAc,
Monday Dee. 5 1884.
A flag Of truce appeared yesterday in front OF
the Second Division Of the Second Corps bearing a
dispatch addressed to Gems. Gregg. Humphrey ard
Foster.
The hae was brough, by Captain, Fms; Second and
Third Licutenants, and Sergeani--al stall officers.
The dispatch was received aud forwarded directed
The nature Of The dispatch has not TRANSFERRED nor Is
il known what answer was returned. II any.
Picket firing is still kept up in the vicinity of Fort
Standardization known rs Fort Hei-bu, not so per.
sstcnty as formerly.
A member Of tie Thirty ninth NeN-'jcisey Regiment
was shot through the head yesterday while sitting IN
hi tent some half.nile IN the rear OF our Line
Casualties occur there almost daily.
The most positive orders have been issged against
anyntercorIse whatever with tie enemy. on any pre-
text whatever and particularly against exchanging
newspapers sud the along the lines have orders
TO shoot any one who attempts TO pass outside the
picscts. W. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
Arrival OF n Mentor.

Yesterday evening arrived the United States
.tcam.battery (montoD Casco, Gins a. Croker Act
Ing Master commanding. Boston 9TH inst. at = d. m
via Newport where she detained seven hours b,
fog in tow OF Chas. Person. She is anchored
al the Navy Yard.
Lis Of Ohcus.-Aoiing Master comanding. fhas. a
Crooker Ensign and Executive officer. Arthur j.
Hides; Ensign and Sailing Master. Johr Turner; En-
signs. Samuel Howell and Frank e. Hall Engineer
Lee H. Holloway, IN charge; Seccrd Assistant Enci'
ueerr WIN. ID. Peters aud Leo f. Smith; Third Assist.
ant Engineers VIM NJ. Buckley and JOHN n. hclntosh
Psymnssr ;. I. Savage; Paymasters CLERK, Ii. d.
IavIge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
From Fortross Monroe.
FORTRESS MoNEoE, Monday. DE

FORTRESS MONROE, Monday Dee. ) lsoI.
The recently captured blockadc-runner
Vixen arrived here yesterday afternoon from the block.
aiding fleet of Wilmington. To Vixen was captured
by the IT, s. gunboat Rhode Isshd while cndeayoiine
10 run into Wilmington. Her cargo IL very valuable
one consisting of medicine rifles ordnance store, aud
blankets OF superior English manufacture.
Intelligence reached here this afternoon Of the cap
ture aud destruction OF sutler schooner and the tug
Lizzie Freeman last night, while anchoring OIL The
mouth Of the Warwick River little stream about seven
miles above Newport News, 10y party OF Rebels pui
porting to be portion OF the crew OF the Florida Tie
Rebels twelve in number, under the leadership 81
an officer dressed in the uniform Of tho Rebel Navy
Tho suter schooner first captured aud her crew
being surprised while in their berths made no resist
ance. The Rebels then adrotly captured the LIZZIE
,ocd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
From San Francisco.

SAN FRASCIsCo. Friday. Dee >, l56i
Heavy rains are falling again. Busifess is
still Interrupted TIE price Of produce Is falling. The
stock Of merclaudzc in warehouse foreign and domes
tic in the main is very large. The receipts OF bnIlion
bills are selling ioI 81 10; toIegiaphic transfers u;
com bills 2.d3.
There have been no arrivals.
SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday Dec 3. 1854
The mail steamer Sacramento sailed TO-DAY Tor
Panama. carrying u small number Of passengeIs and
s7tj "a in gold Ofthis only sl6oii 10 for New.York
The remainder is for Lnc!tnJ and Panama .r.. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SOCIETY.-Ihe col.
orcd people to night at Cooper Institute TO cele-
5rate Emancipation in Maryland and the reelection Of
Abraham Lincoln progressive steps in their march
TO Universal Freedom. The demonstrations viii con-
slst of musical and oratorical exercises and the pro-
c eds are 10 go to the African Civilization Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
The Late Battle at Frnnklin-The Rebels
Lost Ten General 0mcers-Cap'ure ana
RS.Capture Of Steamboats,.
LOIIsvILLE, Wednesday. ]

LOUISVILLE. Wednesday, Dec. :, Ieo4
special dispatch to The Journal dated
Nashville Dec g. says the Rebels lost at Franklin ten
General officers. among whom were Generals Goran
and Qnsrlcs not previously reported Gen. Chea'ham
escaped capture only by the hectness Of bis horse
The steamer Prima DoDna- Prairie STATE and Magnet
csp,ured Yesterday on the c1berland River were re
captared today by the gunboat Carondeiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

An EDUCATIONAL NovELTY.-We have seen
IN ngcuo, invention called The Patent Arithmetieal
Frame" published by the American School Apparatus
Co.. intended facilitate the common numerical opera
tons by series Of revolving Stats with figures on each
side u may safely be commended 70 the attention OF
al who have 10 deal with "od heads on young shonl
ders"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
fAsyerti,r,.er..l

A young lady from tho West who is fully
compeea, to give Instruction the Piano bsingiu the sti
few months for the purpose Of improving music and
taking lessons from The first ua'crs. wishes TO bccon,sa
member OF family where instruction will oe
board Such opportunity VIII ne g'sciuy accepted Id
dressNtas NJ l.. o. Boz No .;Jt. ftp
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IAdvertiseuen,.I

Br0GRAPHY-ln connection with Portraits
and Practical Densaon OF Character give condemned and
Interesting biographical sketches of most DISTINGUISHED
men. in each number o: the PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL.
monthly only 2s year. Please address Messrs fowLEx
WELLS, No. 800 Broadway New-Ycrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

SPECIAL MAIL FOR SHERAAE's ARNY.-The
steamship Fulton specially detailed. will leave this port
to-day with Leayy mail Cor Gen. Shernan's army She
goes under sealed orders the exact point of Skier
lnaas arrival the coast has not yet been dyulged.
The mail for the Fulton consists Of two hundred and
leatlern pouches weighing over niteen
ruted at Nashville since the recent movement OF Gen
Shcrmau and sent here for Shipment The steamship
Monterey e yesterday with the regular mail FOR Fort
ROYAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
vhe Jehnsonville Garrison Safe.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Monday Zee. ),

LOUISVILLE, ny, MONda!, I'tr. ., TUT.
The Louisville journal learns that General
Coopers Brigade of white and brigade Of colored
troops the latter Of which gaTrisoned Johnsonvile
prior 10 IL evacuation both Of which were cut of from
tbe main army when Gen Schofed retreated fioin
TrankIin. have arrived at Clarkesyille.
The Nashville train arrived here on time this evening
Passengers who LETT Nashville at six o'clock this
morning, report that all quiet thee at that time
There had been some slight diminishing the previous
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

THE Masonic CoMaIssIoS.-The depot Ga
tsbshed by the Masonic Commission for the supply Of
-four and fuel 20 the poor at cost price, the land
temporarily granted the purpOsc at Five Points by
the Commoa Council, vea. into operation We 'crdsy
morning anl in the Of few hours over p bar
rels OF -four and 70 us OF coal sod in quantities
worrying from barrel to one-eghth Of barrel Of -four
ard from orc un TO onequJrier Of tun Of coal Flour
will be sold pound packages ard coal can be had by
the baslel The following the prices Flour delv'
cred in any part Of NewYork City below Iofteih'st.
$40 20 per barrel and IS IS per half barrel de!iyered
at any part OF the city above Forie,h.s aud IL Brook
lyn and Jersey City, ten cents extra. Purchased at
depot 81 IS per eighth barrel and &c. for rs. Coal
delivered any part Of the city. Brooklyn. and Jersey
City SIS 81 per large nut coal and $40 70 for stove
coal. Purchased at depot at 40 and isc per b1she.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

MORE PAY IN PLACE OF BoryTrEs.
NJ. BKooNALL CpaN offered resolution which was
adopted instructing Vie COMMITTEE Military AfaiIs
10 inquire into the eypcdency Of dispensing with boun-
ties soldiers cnlsng, and raising their pay 10 COM
pensatc therefor.
TAXING SAILS OF MERCHANDISE.
On molten OF Mr. 0pEIL On. W the Committee OF
Ways and Means were instructed TO inquire into tle
expediency Of fixing al raiOrs tax all sales Of
merchandise " every description.
Tie House then at hafpast one o'clock adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

WINDOW SHADES,
Gold Holland &C.. styles Shade Fixtures at reduced
prices o. l.. a D. y. hhLlf,
No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08
CITY ITEBss.

At Che Academy Of Mns;c, this afternoon and
evening performances will be given for the benefit u
Mr. Charles Peters the excellent and popular co1cdon
who. few weeks ago, met with q distressing accident
that will prevent him from esuriug his profession for
number Of years II not altogether. Many Of the mes:
distinguished members OF his profession have yolun
ccred TO assist upon the occasion. In the afternoon.
beginning at 9 o'clock. London Assurance" will be
represented with a cast including the Of Mrs.
John Wood Mrs. scdley Brown. Miss Madeline Hen.
rqucs Mess,s Charles Wscot Lester walack, Fisher,
g. L. NIX, W. Kos,oD, Pearson, Norton Floyd aud
parsoc In the evening Tho Schoo. for Scandal
viii be performed by Mrs. Conway, Mrs. Forren. Ms.
Secret Mrs. c. Wa!co., IT,, Mcssrs. j. W. Wa'eck,
jT Mark Smith. Mortimer Convay, LingaI1. Lamb.
Whiting and othefs. The performances will nnaoubi-
cdy be militant aud fhe object of the entertainment is
one which viii appeal 10 all who have Witnessed Mr.
peters'g admirable fplinment o. his public dulles, or
who acquainted viii his private worth. We hope
that tho benefit VIII be successful one IN every respect.
Quick DIsPArCY. French steamship
Washington which arrived at this port from Hsvre in
the afternoon OF Saturday last. discharged Mon
day. reloaded on Tuesday. besides having fourteen
hundred tins OF coal put board and sailed again
puncOa,y at her appointed tine yesterday noon, with
full freight and eightyone cabil passengers. 10
Storage passengers being carried by this line
We believe Tie amount u labor thus performed in so
short period. has rare been surpassed even at the
por. Of New.fork.
The Washington on her last westward pessage, en-
conniered violent gales ard heay? head seas and
her speedy departure affords the most ample evidence
Of the staunchncss OF both hull and machinery.
The General TRANSFORMATION Company who are tho
owners Of the Washington and Lafayette ere making
rapid progress we understand, in TIE completion Of
other steamers for the line this port. The Europe
ard the Napoleon already nearly completed. but
will be placed in service before Spring 1t is o'so
proposed 70 add two irst-cass screw steamers, Of
larger size thanthe China of the Cunard lne chiefly
FOR height and passengers apar; frou tie mail service
\ regular and frequent direct communication with
the Continent ia just tire route most agreeable TO
American travellers generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

morning. report thar all was quiet eie at tHat i"o
There had been slight diminishing the previous
night.
Marrow Escape OF Our Army-Terrib'e
Rattle at FranLIin-Four Divisions
suslais the Onset Of Hoods Army
Desperate Charges by the Enemy-Reb-
els BcpuIsed at all Poinis-Isood's Loss
Least J,OOO-Inion Loss from 1,5OO
10 2,OOO-Fuil Particulars Of the C"m'
paign.
epesial Cores poudence Of The Cincinnati Gazette
NASHVILLE Tenn Dec, |, 1864.
PULASKI ABANDONED.
The demonstrations made by the enemy
srsinst Pnaski on the I'D though in strong enough
force to excite apprehension that lie meant 70 isk
battle for the Of the place were found late
the day 10 be feints 10 cover fahking movement
which then going the objective point OF whch
Lynnville small town Immediately IN our rear,
and on the main turnpike leading % Columbia Inc
ele,nv was far On his way when the movement was
discovered and with all possible haste the place was
evacuated and our column started forward nj once on
The main rost.
The euenv had gained several miles with his whole
force north OF an east aud line from Pulaski and 10
gam Lynnvile in time to prevent his emitting of com
Innnications With Nashville rapid and incessant march
ing was demanded At go p. IN on the I'D the head
of tie column took line of march pushed rapidly
forward and entered Lynnvf,e late that night. The
enemy discovering that his object known DETECTED
10 the left. passed Iynnyle and with all possible speed
strobe forward toysrd Columbia. Columbia was The
goal then, and bot armies within three or four miles OF
each other marched steadily and sealtLy as posi-
bic forward IL the prize
D,y aud night, without moments Sleep both armies
,t-lcgled on and Ut DAYLIGHT the 9th we entered
ttolYr,bia March, march were the orders night and
day All night. all day. without moments rest the
column nodded on, weary. worn and hungry. tx.
lansted nature could bear more and am told that
Tie stree,s OF The village incunbered with the per
sons OF those who unable longer to keep the ranks fell
whore the column halted.
Drrine the day and night OF the 9th We were bnsly
employed in constructing a temporary line OF onter
works and in skirmishing with tie eDenys cavalry.
90 the26tb the enemys cavalry pressed us closely,
and the firing grew in violence. Fateue parties were
detailed and the danger passed IN constructing an
Interior and stronger line. AT night Cox ana huPeF OF
the 2d Corps retired and crossed the river Ruger con
-tructing du pont Whitsker aud Wagner OF the
$h Corps abandoning the outer line. occupied inc IN
terror while Wood stu held the front and skirmisned
with the enemy All day OF the nth our forces lay
quietly in tie inner works ying assault Of the enc
my. but he was wary and only kept up desuory and
comparatively harmless skrnish FIRE. The Rebels we're
evidently planning mischief for within plain view OF
works he continued passing and repsssiDg troops
from wing wing and then pushing mish.
ers toward evening" and exciting lively fusade.
During the night yur army quietly withdrew to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

EACE CURTAINS.
New Persian Styles. jr., recese-
a.. l.. J. H. hELTY, No. 3Jy Broadway.
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DgGROOT's STEAXER.-Capt. Degrcot's ocean
screw steamer, which vi, built at halden upon tbs
Hudson sbont 100 miles from this city arrived ere ON
Sunday afternoon in ballast and will probably MAKO
her trial trip speed in The early part OF the week.
She is sad to be the ehtcst draught vessel Of her tua
mage eves built.
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cnrHT CALENDAR THIS DAY.


SUrfgME C0uRT--CIRcUIr-Par mos. 1891,
2sa 49, ..s. 800 1901 2so1 2ses 2ss 29lI 29 49,
s,i, syo 2g2i 1913 1925 2S25 1879 29Jl Part ll-Nos
l]l 2.. 1900 1863 .5i 1886 1873 1914 ?8't, 1918 1880
2jJ,, 1870 w? 1870, ?5,!, 1855 $50 100 Part li-Nos
az, 0c 2,i5 26li, 1901 .'4 l4ss ZEi $50 40 S 800
.osO. 1881. 1855 1889 1891 i5i SPECIAL IERa ssues
of law end fsci-Nos H. ~, g. 2l1 20 23i inclusive
SUPERIOR CoUEr-Part Nos. 1899, El3 1853,
9,;s aml g 800 500. SJ9 4il 1895, 1913, 3I39 $50,
lC,lPat, IlAo. 43S 2jsi iSi t36 81! 6i, 2Sf 43lt,
34n 1884 ,2JJ 1874 4l9o, 4yj2, icl2
Couar or COMMON PLrAS-Par L-AdIonrned
20 Frdsy-rst INos 55i, 2.O, $50, go w. 7a2. 40 10,
ia 10 o3I, aot ~. Ga. 40.
KINGS COUNTY SUPREng CoURT-A General
Tenn of he Supreme Court w BE- held at the Brooklyn City
Han ns1t week, commencing OF Monday.
BnooKLYN CITY CorRT-Nos. ), 3, l6, 26
fAdye,tisrmentl
PIANO and TABLE COVERS,
New Styles.
KKLTYs, No. 3:s Broadway.
Adveg,is. ment.I
WINDOW SHADES,
Gold Holland, Ac new styles Shade Fixtures reduced
Yrices. o. l.. D. p htLlf,
No. $50 Broadway.
Advertiseneni.l
LACE CURTAlNs.
New Persian Styles jr., rcoeisc.
a. L. a J. H. hELTY, No. 80 Broadway.
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4 CoLLIsIo., Oy THE East RIVER. -Yester-
day morning the schooner Regaa. while lying at anchor
in the East River abreast OF the South Ferry was run
into Nv the ferry. boat Pacific carrying away DOW
sprit &c. The steamboat received no damage.
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ADVERTISEMENT
pIANo and 'IiRLE COXkRS.

BRooKLYx CITY CorRr-Nos. 5, 3, l6, os.
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| Advestissment.I

view Styles, ~
kBLTY's, No. 3.s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

KINGS COUNTY SUPRgMg CoURT-A General
Tenn of lie sspgome Court " BE- held at the Brooklyn City
Han nsxt week, commencing OF Monday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-23

NEW xOR1e AvOvs 80
Gen. Grant left the city yesterday alter.
noon for the front. BY his request bic
presence here was kept % quiet - possible,
aud though he Was at the serenade of the
Governor elect on Saturday, no mention
Was made Of il 10 the accounts OF that Of.
fair. Before leaving the General called on
Gen. Scott, and had IN Interesting confer
encc. Gen. Scott presented him wish .
copy Of his autobiography. On the fly Leaf
Vas written, "from the oldest to the
ablest General 10 tho world" To . gen.
tleman Of this city, General Grant said on
Sunday: "Thc Confedefacy 10 . mere
she'll. know it.; am sure Of it. 1t is ;
hollow shell, and Sherman will prove it to
you. Tho calm modest consciousness o:
power with which this MAS said, more than
the words themselves conveyed to his visi-
tor an unqualified conviction Of the truth Of
question whether in bis opinion ninety
days would bring the end, ho said with .
grim smilc: I" / sm not ninety day man,
but We shall see what shall happen in six
month";"
Though General Early's main force has
been withdrawn for up the Shenandoab, he
has LETT some email detachments, apparent.
y for the purpose Of concealipg his designs
and accommodating In front Of Ehcrldan's
forces.
The TribuDe's Washington special says :
Secretary Stanton Was again ct his Office
to-day. He has no idea Of leaving the
Cabinet. Mr.. Lincoln, In forming his new
Cabinet, says be will regard "Young Amer.
ican