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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
COM NJ ERCIAL.

OFFICE OF TIE DAVENPORT DgyocPAr
Tuesday evening, Aug 20, 1864. (
FLouR.-W holesale s9.6rc 10 In bul., Retail Il
1910.
WHEaT-No l. well cleaned, round aad plump.
Clnb, Tea and Ga.ena, $i..j; No. =, all sound
not clead enough for No. |, sl.70; rejected
nn~ty and damp. lop cents
cohS.-She'ird, MI, sound plumn and dry,
i.s d. No. ], shrunkcn, in ear. No SQUAD
plump and dry, y,ti.a3; do No. ~hrunken. 81.
OARS. No. ], cl an and sound, %; do No. 2.
- HfuLFl Nominal. Telcg' am just rece,e "a
from chicago quotes sale. Al IN, and tree se.l-
ers al anything oN er that figure
O>IoN~.-S 90,
WHITE BsASs 50 aoM25o.
FLAxSEEp.- $2.UVotz -.
IIMorHY.-s4 -5ty -5p
tLovEa.- .9vess 70.
PorATOas-10c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
TO.Days' Advertisements.
State Of Iowa.

A1JrrASr GENERALS OFrIcE.
Davenport, Aug Is, loti (
G-ntfJi Orj,gs ~ 80
]. Commanders of compa,lic- and ue,s sons an
ihoriAed 70 raise companies from the enrolled mi
MIA OF this state under the laws Of this Estate
Tor militia service, VIII forthwith .le>i gnatc time
and place for the complete organization Of said
companies. Tie time viii no, be later than Sep
tenbcr 9TH -6l
III, On nccouu; Of the great difficulty iu pro
curing cavalry arms aud equipments. no cavalry
companies will he organized, withou. special ucr
mission Of this department, aud if any organized
without such pcrni->"n they will not be rccu-
nlzed as Il part OF the militia otths state.
H. The Captains o., conn auies which do or
game VIII make out and return to Mis- depart
men, by Sept. 10th, ls5t, complete isi of all
psisoas who neglect or refuse to JON any conlpa-
nv within the township, ward OF vicinity in xhch
said companies raised IN orlcr that actions
may be commenced against such person he ,lect-
ing OF refusing DO duly as contemplated b. the
laws Of the last General Assembly
~. No able bodied white male citizen of this
Sae is ted from militia service bv reason
of sersice hitherto performed in United States
service,
'. i, the Constitution, "the Mlitia of the
State shall BE composed Of all able bodied white
male citizens between the ages Of ! S and - years.
except such as. are or may hcrea.terhe exempted
b, HE laws Of the United States or this State"
I,ic allowing cause, oaly under tA. ruling of
this Department. will exempt FROM militia ser
vice
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
Two Hundred Millions nf
Dollars.
Davenport Savings Institution
= :. OFFICE Ar
FIRST NATIONAL RANK.

npEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. (sUNpays
Oand HOLIDAYS eycepted,) from a. to DA :, - .
- SATURDAY EVENINGS -@;
fom7 tos O'Clock. IvrrRrsr allowsa 90 :
ut the rate OF fivs per cent per annnm. fo'''s
.hS I,S'sa eopies OF bylaws and Regulations ~
@9ney 70 loan on good improved Real Es....
v" - = DAVID 8. TRUE Pres't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

PEAcnrs.-Thc first bushel of peaches
arrived in this market yesterday They
COM AT the very moderate price of thirteen
dollars and twenty five cents, yer bus!lel
Rather an expensive luxury we should
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

INTERNAL REVENUE DEcIsIoN.-Doubt;
having arisen as to the intention Of Con-
grcss IN regard to paragraph ~ Of section
- of the Internal Revenue law, which has
been construed rs requiring all persons en-
gagged in business or employment earning
$1,000, and not specified in other parts OF
the law, to take out a $ 10 license, the Com
missioner Of Internal Revcnne has given in.
structons ID all the assessors to deter action
in reference thereto until May 1865, thus
giving Congrefs an opportunity to revise
what IS deemed an oppressive requirement
NHoIEsALE.-C Country merchantsin town
locking after goods will find an excellent
'blng stock of hq.s, caps and straw goods
at Farrand's, which he will sell low-as low
as in the Chicago market Don't fail to call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
HORSE LOST

THIS MORNING ABOUT 2 O'CLOCK A
J. white horse. with long mane. about seven
years Old, s!rayed from the Scott House. A lib
srai reward viii be paid for the return OF said
horse to the Scott House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

NEWSPAPER CnANGE.-Col Barnes, Of
the Rock Island L'ntoe, has disposed of that
establishment to Major Caiirey, formerly
Editor of paper published somewhere in
Northern Illinois, but more recently editor
and proprietor Of the Fort Madison Iowa
Plan Dealer. What disposition is to be
made of the out going talent is not fully de-
veopea in the vaie'lictory, though there is
an iatima:ion that the pen is to be super
ccded by the musket
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
DAILY DEMOCRAT

PErTisGrIL Co. No. III Park Rox. New York
aho state st eet Boston, agents In those cite,
and are authorized 70 take and suLscr-
unns Tor US at lowest rates
schivss 9s Dearborn street, Chicago Is au-
thorized to receive seinents for tti. p,per
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

IHE RAILROADS AID TIE CHICAGO Cox
vEsnoS.-The Chicago Times announces a
list of western railroads that have decided
to carry passengers to and from the Nation
al Democratic Convention, at reduced rates
Of fare. Though the Chicago q Rock Island
Railroad Is not included in the list SO pub
llshcd, the Times remarks that there is no
doubt but that it will enter into the arrange
inent.
The three Eastern roads-the Michigan
Central, the Michigan Southern, and the
Pit'sburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago-havc
positively refused to reduce their fares, al
ieging that they are bound with each other
not to do 50 in any case.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

II you want a suit Of COOL clothes the
place 70 get them is at Sam Perrys, oppo-
site the Pest Office. lie las large stock
OF ready made clothing on hand, and also
makes to order. He keeps an immense
stock of everything pertaining to gents
furnishing goods, and when you cannot suit
yourself by looking over his extensive as
sortment, there is no use going to any fur
ther troabc-it is not in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY, AUGUST %. 1sf

REDrcrioS or QroTAs-It would seem
that the State Of Iowa is getting q portion Of
her dues ON the enlistment books after all
Hitherto citizens Of Iowa who enlisted in the
Missouri Regiments have not been credited
to Iowa, but from the following extracts
from letters received by Provost Marshall
Duncan it viii be seen that this matter has
st at rights, and kindred nature, H. ate
rally lessons the quotas in this State:
"In accordance with the adjustment bet ween
the Governors of Missouri and Iowa, dated
February l2th, 1864, have the honor to re-.
quest that ,l42 volunteers enlisted during
1861 and 1862. may be deducted from the
State Of Missouri and credited to the State Of
Iowa.
"You will give credit to the districts Of
Iowa for JAP men distributed in pro.rata
proportion as 70 lows:
lst District. .2o3 4th Di rict. .22O
"a ....zzl 9th ....l7s
3D. .Z32 9th +" 49,. "a
''The credit to the districts of Iowa for
eighty three men Of Co. A, llth Pa. Cavalry
is distributed pro-rata as follows:
1st District. ....l5 4th District. ..l6
81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

Scorr County FMR.-Arrangements for
the coming County Fair, to commence on
the 18th of September, are now being per-
fcctcd, and the officers fell sanguine that
the occasion will by far evcced in interest
anything Of the kind ever previously known
il this county or State. Our farmers have
had glorious harvest, and will take pains
to have abundant samples on exhibition,
Stock Of the finest quality and horses of
highest reputation, from various parts OF
the West will in abundance Let our citi-
zens make up their minds for grand time
during Fair week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

LARGE Sroc Ks-Several of our leading
merchants are now in New York city laying
in heavy stocks of goods for the fall trade
which will soon open. Thus undoubtedly
find the market very still, but most of them
know how to meet that emergency. Goods
of the Fall stock have already commenced
coming, and at an early day the ladies' will
have an opportunity to revel among the very
latest STYLES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
LOCAL ITEMS.
Ssa Institutes Wanted.

We will pay the following bounties to cx-
empts from draft, who may enlist as >aJ-
1ttutes, at our office
For three years service, c, s4no
ID two do SOC
do one do 900
Ten Dollars will be paid to any person
bringing us All excepted Substitute
JOHN l.. SWITs x CO.,
No. ! Nickol's Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

RAIs.-Anotiler refreshing shower is
among the late arrivals, and the fall trade
Will flourish accordingly on our prairie fields
and pastures. This vicinity has much to be
thankful for in the way of prosperous sea
son this year
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

NJ tIITIA ORGANIzATIoy IN FrIToy.-The
citizens of Fulton township held meeting
last saturday afternoon and organized a
MALTA company. Fifty-six cavalry recruits
were obtained under the State Maltia law
Harvey Baker was chosen Captain, and
John McCags and George Bailey Licutcn-
an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23
National Tcn-Fortv Loan.

National Tcn-Forty Loan.
For the subscriptions to this Loan, bonds will be
Issued OF the following denominations sos, zoos
5no's, ard loD9s, registered or with corpous NJ
taclied, as may be preferred by subscribers
These bond, ielecmablc BIZ the Government
in COIN after rES, and pay able FORTY years from
date.
They bear FIVE per cent interest, PAYABLE on
bonds not over one hundred dollars annually. end
on over one hundred dollars semi annually IN
COIN. s' -
:, Deposits must be made in Leya1 7sn,ler notes Of
'l'e hi'sa states. or IN National Baak Note gar-
ysacn Subscribers will receive tntere,f fran, III
aag ne 7aghtg Is dspcs7ted ulh tbs Bruk and liz
bonds Will be delscered at the cx pense o.. the or.
srnnaeht.
Coupon bonds are now ready for deli-erv .,d
hsgis'efcu bonds viii be on the Ist of Nav ne,t
~ an act OF Congress the issue cf .Loss hands
is hmtteI to Ns'9 "'iiuS
Two Hundred Millions of
Dollars.
an amount that will soon be absorbed ;f vs ,ra-
Judge OF OF the previous success of similar annoai
py the Government to the LOYAL people ~ th;s
country. These bonds o' 'ni'
exempt from All Kinds of
'h Taxation.
nnd offer better inducements TO c.,;+,,;..s A.,
any security. of public or private charsc.sr
VneiiiiS dt pas. q = : uCht lett :. =,
UaveMD0rt NAyings Inst;tn1;..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS The Asso-
cation conycnes as Dubuque to day, and
will continue its session for four days. The
exercises will undoubtedly be of the high
est interest. Some Of the most talented in
s'ructers of the country will be present
We notice that Miss NJ. +. ,;ould, one Of
the teachers in this city, delivers an essay
on Thursday afternoon. Subject; "Rea.
sonablencss Of lntutye instructo."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

Commonly known as 'I.c CiMrc > Patch, }
II now laid OIL into Lots, Of all
prices. and they are ready for
sale on very easy terms and low
prices.
House Lots, Store Lots, Warehouse Lots, Factory
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

Result OF a SENSIBLE AcT-Before re-
turning to the service this last tlme Major
Foster, of the lth Infantry, whose death
we announced yesterday, took out policy
in the Security Life ms. CO. for the sum of
81. 100000 that in case of death his family
might not come to want. Unfortunately he
fell in the conflict, and upon proper proofs
of his deceasc being filed at the office of
John L. Swits 4 Co., agts. in this city the
amount insured for will be paid over to the
widow.
Ibis IS but another sound argument in IA
yor of life insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-23

no a. We are ready to engage 10 rent or to sell
house, ,now buildingj to be ready for occupancy
in May or June acxt plans OF which may be
seen al our Office
- No. e5. Also furnished suites of rooms for
, 1864-10-01

WAsu1NcroE. Friday. Sept. Go.-Late Southern
papers contain the following:
The Macon (Ga.l t0aftaerat< commenting On
tie propositions tor Eresce rendered b, Gen Sher-
man. says Gorcrnnr Brown replied 1lst their ne.
cotlatiups could lead to no practlcal reeuftt M
Sherman IVES only General uf one the Federai
armies, and he Was Guye1nur OF onlr pae OF the
Confederate 8t1tee.
4 correspondent esys Hood is in cheerful .nfr1ta,
before many montht the Federole will hear Of him
through quite novel aud unexpected chounel.
The Montgomery (Ala } Adpe7fistr ssys Gen.
Maeruder has gone into Azkansae with \ se1y
heavy f1rcc.
Jcd. Dsvis, On his way to Georgia, made 4
rnecch Salisbury, n. c. He said tbft though 70
verses had betalten them the tpfr;t of the Coaed-
ctacF was u1b7oken. II would get bring peace
and indopenuence from hated Zoe. He called on
all to cnter the army. aud urged the women to mAr-
= 70 nan who ehifk ed the du.1es OF a soldier.
me Charleston Courier Of tue sd, on the an
3uos1ts OF correspondent, rays IN agreement hte
'ocen elected between the rebel government sud \
popuaa',o9 by Hhich come Co. 00a eoldlets OF ap-
proved faloS VIII be added to thetr, armies, They
ase 70 recelEe Grant nf land beln2ciu7 to rhe
tonlecef4e5. out where ie not ttated rhe enr
responden. intsmates tina: these meu are r. come
from Poland. .A S@Ae ~ eoAe
The MecoE Telegraph sa5s refu.ee, rcno,. +,,+
Shernane army u gong north hy thousanss sns
his force II low very fmnll whethrr thesas ra no
ere going out Of service rcinlorci1c Grsni the1
are unable to esy. ~AA"'' lucy
, 1864-10-01
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
SECRETARY STaNfO,S'S
| WAR BULLH4EN.
News Ero:a Gr*ut to Yes-
t*rtay Afternoon
BUTLER'S ADVANCED
POSITION ATTACKED
BY THE REBELS.
Fresh Success OF the Wei
don Railroad.
Warren and Meade Garry
Rebel Positions.
FROM SHERIDAN AND TUE
SHENANDOAH.
He Arrives at Staun-
ton. Early Gone to
Lynchburg.
FROM WASHINGTON. tlaTTERS
j., POLITICAL, MIL aKY
and GENERAL.
Highly IMPORTANT From
st, Paul.
CAPT, Ff8K'S IDAHO TX.
FROM WASHINGTON. tIaTTERS
., POLITICAL, MIL AKT
and GENERAL.
Highly Important From
st. Paul.
CAPT. FE8K'S IDAHO TX.
petition In PERIL.
Gen. sully's Expedition'-More
Indian Fighting
& NTWRUMOR FROM CANADA.
ROUGH OF DRAFT sNEAKs.
The Gold Market Yesterday.

VIE UEPA1sTELNT,
WARRINGTON, Sept Goth, 1851.

"4R uEPATTEEHT,
WAAHNoToS, Sept Goth, 1854. {
To Major General DIX:
4 dispatch from Gen. Gzant, dated half past >
o'clock, this Fridsy) Afternoon at City Point,
ttates thAt Warren attscked and carried the
enemy line tc-dsy On their extreme right, captus-
ing number Of prisoners. He Immediately pre-
pared 10 follow up his SUCCESS.
Gen. Meade moved from his LETT this morning
and carried tho encmy's line near Poplar Groye
Church.
\ late. dispatch, Gated this evening at 5o'clock,
and juet received, states that Gen. Butler at 5
P. NJ, reported tat the enemy had tust made an
Assault in three columns on his line Near Chspln
Farm and had been repu1eed. -
No report had becn received from Gen. Meade
siuce he carried the enemy's line near the Popa.
Grove Church.
No intelligence from Gen Shc1idan's operations
has been recsivtd since Sunday night, except
through Richmond papers; and the .lateet report
from ttat eource that has reached the Department
Was the a1vanc. Of lis cavalry to Stannton, here
tofore mentioned
which they cay is not connrmed, that one brigade
OF ShezitAn's cavalry Eas ambushed at Swift
Greek.
4 dispatch from Newborn, n. e., received this
evening" states that the yellow fever is extensively
p,eyalent at TINT place. but is not very fatal among
the t1oops. They are encamped outeide the
town..
, 1864-10-01

/ .,-.. no........ :. ~, r,r,.,.,,a h., .a-
.ea DeI ~ ent { tne IumoeaiaIo' Aa' oaan
nc. g., 70 b;sse; bffaoist M osa ead n, ro+s
snt., " n,fsat ntfe oe tas opeac9 .4o tsotn
| ns,, nnesn,tsIn, tennessee q d!aoama' aao AasAsTllle
1S''f0aos'- LATTER
LaiEh
Late adyicea rtport that General Rousse:u L. at
1u!!ahGma road, and the wires III working order
| 10 1hat point.
TELEGRAM Irom Pulaski, the 3 til. reports th1t
patrols were fired on uitfertnt roads yesterday,
6estral Federal officers captured hid escaped.
Ii u privutes were coming 1bto our Iines,
nIt]on and line pieces of artillery, two ate ten
pound P5ETo;te. artillery captured 81 Athens. Slx
pieces M01e bad netn Gent Hctoaa the F1V~F. -
Fart OF The ltG1 Michigan Wef6 captured IN the
fight at athens. Detntur IL reported captpred IN
he deht At Sulnur Rrauch trest{e. -
cnf T.,hr@n ~ tha Iiith # 4 t,oona rsent
ros,a- ~ ~ tso s',sa .oa u
TenrteEee, killed. Tutal Federal loss, Is killed,
wounded.
The a. TernpaaFa c,va1rv 319 In numher uvey,
caotu1ed al sujpbot Tses;1p. Tns neSroa "u'S "nG
mso were I'LL treated a. prisoners OF VII, md the
ofHceTe allowed Their private property. Tho ofIl-
c.1s will be uaroled at Meridian and sent to Mem.
phte for EXCHANGE.
, 1864-10-01
LATER FROM Et]R0pE
Arrival OF the Sa1ouIn.

ST. JoHk's \. F.. Sept % ria PoGr Hoop TIL,
sseanehlp sa59ula iron Southampton elet parsed
Espe HsTe o'clock this evening IN rputs for Ne =
YORK HeI news ia da7e later.
me Lolaon 1tnses says the capture Of Atlauts
T. 5seaTnsd a, the cso~ning suecss. Of the south
Of the surrender OF MpbiIc. o@ --fe1'
French 'e'tes c1osea on the 10th at G6E .oc.
Console at 6>a 4t6kc for MONEY. 0'' ~o~'
tween the french, ROfslan aud Pru.eitn sovsr-
eigns are considered unfouudrd iu Par1s.
me tpssS 'ntta1Eences says Il accms certaln
and ltaly tot solution Of the Roman ouestinn.
The Gar OF Ruesia vas tn visit the Emperor of
the French at 6EalbacA on The aist r rt.x
Spanish mirietrv had been formed WHO h,d ar.
nounoed a copclltatory policy
The Turin jonrnsls dlecpss the question Of the
removal Of The Italian capital to florence
The O;IAfone says II the removal is neceaearr to
advance the 1flution Of the Roman question, the
Government cannot refuse.
, 1864-10-01
FROM NASHVILLE.
Latest from the Rebel Raid in Shcr.
mans Rear.

N4sHF1ILk. Friday, Sepk 30
Forrest, on the night Of Redneeuar, he sstb.
was 1t F,5 elteyje with near]y his whole force. En-
foUts 10 ite Chattanooga Railroad. 4 smsll ,,srt
Of the road Haa destroyed By snail body of reb.
els. Pa1ues Of rebel cavalry are scattered along
the line Of thlB road.
. An attack'is apprehended At DUCK and Elk river
All The bIid9ee and trestles between4Atbens ana
Pu1at1, oistenee thirty miles, hare been de-.
tt1oyed.
Gen. Rousteau uas ut Cbristlana last nieht
During the uleht the telegraph w1rc Was cut be1oW
that place, and this morning there has been No
communication south Of Mutfreeaboro.
Col ]. T.. Donaldson, Chief Of the Quartermas.
, 1864-10-01

The rrand cornh,noa ~, ,uo,,...* x
era1 forces IN v,~o,.,. e. .,,,. =. .~--,.
while +,,e acto,,s 49,. Co.,. :,
developed 10 show thu, n maste,.h.na an,s :,
tbe 1rbo,a An =, ..,-:.-
o,.-,,.- ..,, A's u onF Ancs.
.A'"A '' e''n pcsnsoe LIS succssses.
buffers iofce at Chaiiu's Farm, eight miles
from Rtcbm1nd, reached IN the recent one
ratlons On the north bank of tha lava.
R,rc- h,s -err,s.a ,
a.. "'o.a1s oi
.''4' a. oo'u po'"ls cur advance
poslnons arc ocang. strongly held. Aean-
while 1t Is evident The rebels are not to be
allowed 0uiesccnce m thai, r,ob+ fo.
no,,.e ~, a., rro,a. rn,,,..,,
- ~ w----,- otcfs :
s' ~o1 oeu' -neaue'e corps
usse a'eacAeo anu castaeo. t1e rebel works.
A few days Will, from present Appearances.
give us something decisive frnm v,--..,-.
and We mnst exoect warm wor,. rs.
..,n ,nono = aa.ra.,+. .-a-. 80 4ne feoe4'
w.. ~ .e'i''40 0'e 'no'e i"r retrieving
enen l1saoFeuner. oof n1on'sat special
rom Nc" 'ofh gives our reaaers review
OF the present military sttuation in Vir
sinia by one Of the most COMPETENT army
oc,resnon,,.rts In +br f,,d
o.-e,a.,o., t..a ~. g.,
W. @"''|~o -AA- VIZ ~'0'' "'e n'soly IN
t2resliug. Macon, Ga. paper gires' 4
statement from GOV. Brown as to recent
peace negotiatiene' which, as our readers
Will rcu c1~hcr, Clio not proceed from Gen.
Sherman, nut from Georgia Uuionist,
permitted to pass through our lines. much
like the jacques Gilmore embassy to Rich
1lond,
The 140th regiment owe it to themselves
to investigate ard bring to punishment the
authors OF the late outrages at Gilman. It
Will be far better than to waste Rny time in
whitewashisG acts that hare no defense, and
should fnd no shield. Tue b'ne uniform Is
too good to cover land pirates, AID We fear
very few men in the gallant 1401h deserve
the name. Tine evidences are too direct and
authentic to allow Of there being any mis-.
tAke In the matter.
Our readers mGy accept for what itis worth
the dispatch from Detroit giving the order OF
the Governor General Of Capad&- That such
document bas been pested at the points
named there is no doubt, and the a1arm aud
sensation among stockholders from the drafs
may readily be imagined. Still it msy prove
an actual relief to eivers ant suadry OF the
sncaks who may be glad to accept the ch.nce
OF belly, full eveo uaacr a red coat, where
20 fighting will he likely to be entaile1.
Our Canadian neighbors are 1atterly doing
the very fair thing By MS in their course as
regards rebel maehinations on their soil.
bao ne"s Genes from The Idaho expedf-
1lon. II IL CONSISTED Of Capt. Fiske alone,
, 1864-10-01

We are still daily d1Ing large orders for on,
Campaign DOCUMENTS,
6" FsAocx of the Campal-n-ShAl% the
stEea.s OF the LAIo Chicago sJ,ooe-,
henu a.pDEGnI{oD,ss
The flrrtrrutraCes tn- Platforms Of ho n nsrkiex
the letter. Of General Mcclellan, General Graat'
General SlrrInan. 4ecr4aar@ Bcbi.mtn. ard sen =,
tor Douglas, and many other d5cum ats OF vital
iEttTg>t
1he last named II undnubtcdlv the most pnnu
lar anu elective ootum"nt Of the cam oAlnn.
merry uSE HUNDRED THOUSAND CorIes heye
oeen sold e!ncc tho Adjournment OF 1he Conyen.
ston, AID the demand ID uunbsted.
mundk ed. PoA
especially 1~'~ ~
~ Among Our Ho5s Ia tpe Army -@
Addresa CuEcAon Tnrnr e Co4pAxr.
, 1864-10-01

[Epecisl Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1ne.1
NV Yonk, Friday, Sept so-Midntght.
The following IL the Washington dispatch to
the New York Tina:
"AfHRG1os, Friday. Sept 30.-The different
movements Of the several columns nov in notion
in Virginia, under the control Of the Lieutenant
General, 1eyeal the outlines Of great co-opera<
tive combination to be wrought ont in the al
campaign, which has opened 90 brilliantly, bott
in the Valley and On the James River.
General Grant lately made, IN pirate letter.
stattmtnt loo inspiring to be allowed to remain
pessons possession. to the effect thst he designed
making the tnsl record Of the Army Of the Poto
mac the moat glorious record Of the war.
CtrtaiLl., II ample means handled ~ith highest
fkil In execution Of plan and Of duzzllng boldnez1
afford any augu! Of fucceks, We hare nov aeear
ance that the fall campaign Of tho Army OF the po
!nnsc will rec the reeult for which It has 30 lonc
bstt1ed ii length achieved.
Looking 1t Richmond - tie objective point
public attention will be directed to opszatlons
b1th Of ehcr1dan AID Grant, for they. baye a.
ruined IN aEpect OF closely relative p.rsa Of onu
geueral scheme.
The Army Of the Vs1le5, after holdlu. during
The summer months purely de4ensire at:itude, At
length took the offensive, Httscked thetebel army.
defeated It In Two battler. and pushing forward 1ta
~ a.,r;"a ~. 49, ~ w. a,a 4Ia m1ies' ns saoeo
Valley.
Anef Inc sleusate1 and capture nade by shezl-
~, rau ~ tro W., encounters u .. opeqasa Greek aud
F1thtre Hitl. Early was left with for:e or about
1e,00 Ef1rrg. On beirc puahed back to S.auaton,
he ftund himself confronted by puzzlinS prob.
lr'n Of determining whether his further retreat
thou1d be directed towards Lynclburg or towards
Hiehmono.