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Collision on the Hudson.
The Steamboat Vanderbilt sunk

Aib1ny, Aug. 9.-As the Troy steamer Wander.
bilt coming up the river this morning, Just
before daylight, and when q short distance above
the Knderhook upper light, she ran into tow OF
canal boats sinking three OF them and damaging
her own bow 80 much that the water WAS soon
several inches deep in her lower cabin. The steam
pumps were Immediately Sc, 70 work, but as the
wster seemed TO gain upon them. it WAS found ne.
ccsary to her ashore, snd II Ia feared that her
hull has sustained additional injury thereby. In
the meantime, the steamboat 81. John, which was
shor, distance behind her, ran alongside. and
took of her passengers. No one on board the
Vanderbilt was injured or lost. But Il is reported
that two brothers who were sleeping in tho forc.
castle Of ore Of the cans boats, were either killed
or drowned. propeller and barge were sent
down from this city, this morning. to bring up the
freight, which has sustained bun little damage.
The air has lone bcrn Hlled with smoke from the
burning woods which hangs in thick folds over
the river, and N this circumstance the accident is
attributed.
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General Grants visit TO MuPyIand-VOyv
lie Looks and What lie suid, Etc.

The following is from the Philadelphis IsarIaEn /:
Aonoc1en August 6.--Lieut. General Grant has
been with us for twelve hours ~ the last twenty
:our Friday afternoon, at little before o'clrsl
the loungcrs at the Relay House were somerhat
nstonished TO SOC q small man wearing three stars
and smoking cigar, descend from a car on the
Washington r. VI. train. Taking a chair ON the
railroad platform he smoked and tslked with the
four staff officers accompanying him for an hour or
more, when special car from Baltimore hau Sd M
at Inc Relay House, and in q moment after the
Lieut. General was on his way to hold a conf srcnce
with General Hunter, whose headquarters then
were at Thomas House, about a mile and half
south Of the railroad Al Mopocscy Junction.
The train arrived at the Junction about seven
O'Clock, and a conveyance being iu waitin Z. Gen.
Grant was immediately conveyed TO Hunters
headquarters, where he remained during the night
OF what transpircd there nothing is known, and
We can only guess OF II, ss events slowly develop
themselves in the future. On Saturday morning,
at about O'Clock, Generals Grant and Hunter,
with the staff officers Of the former, appeared at
General Tyler's hcadquarters which are etaablish-
Cd Immediately on the railroad, at Monocacy
Bridge. During two hours or more the Generals
sss under tho In front Of the houso, engaged
In nothing more Important than desultory CONVEX
ndon, mostly on different subjects. General Ty-
ler did the hosos Of the hns 70 The sztsns Of his
oonvonienoes.
In lho soursa of eoayMwtscn ~ mpgatpg Ge,nx
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manfred By dgnsl Whist his purpose ~ - oss re-
ee,veA 10 sprvss. HIS sttsanup wDssh uussd by =
signal guns. Psee repeatedly tAsgrsphsd .S"Ho'd
on 10 your FORT" The ans night vsS..
81 For Gaines, and found Andcrp 70 on
board the Yankee feet Arranging the t. rms o'
csptulasion. He ,ca pcrmpsury- orders for An
sersop on his return not to surrender the 'ort. and
relieved him Of his c. cmmand. For Nor san Ag.
nailed this uprnins but no answer wss received.
e,ecr, the hoia,ne Of the Yankee nag over the
rsmparts Of Fort Gaines. Anderscn's c. oduet V
officially prouounocd inexplicable and sh mefii.
No further new, from this quarter has sheen re.
ceivci up 70 This hour.
EpuN n. STANTON, Secretary oiswsr.
Anothev Account.
Uask,a,,on Auouss fO-ii. 30 Pm The Nsvy
Department tonight received dier atch, contain-
inc ,he following from the Richmo nd ExANNEn,
q the 9th
"A disps.cb from Mobile. dased August I,h. two
days later than our previous ad'n,Ss usaeA that
the situation hsd na materially sl,ercd since the
epcmy's victory over our ircnclads on lss
Friday. The Navy Depsrturht received tcle.
gram yesterday mornin.y, arsnow ,cang tbe Morgan,
the only eunboat Of our ,tesf sfeh vds NOT either
~unk, bescAed o, eapfvet has succeeded in set
ting over the bar, rni re,1hing Mobile"
IFort Gaines Is situated cn th eastern extremity
n Dsuphm Island, which kes st the sntrance u
Mobile Bay. 1t IS . strong .rscinateh work, omit
by the United States Cover nmenh ana mounts
iNy guns Previous 70 tho - ~ was fegMued
a. a masterpiece Of ensinccria y but Il has since
been grcaily strengthened and improved 10 meet
the rcqc re,ncn,s Of modern ar Mlefy. y "a sur
rounded by glecis or sopins ~nk, on the inner
circumference Of which Ia \ U a ditch running
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From North Carolina.
RehcI Hams and bate rIes, Ete.

Neubcrn Au9us 5.-rhe following tens are
taken irom the Nowbern rixrs
AN expedition from Norfolk traverscd through
the Albcmarle counties on Saturday and Sunday
last. following closely upon the he,ls Of from
Ncwbern, clearing ont blockade runners and OBJ
tanning Important Information"
The rebel ram Alhemsre is now commanded
by Msfft. formerly OF the Florida, and Is in thor.
ough repair. and lays abreast OF the Custom House,
at Plymouth"
Another rebel ram Is In the course Of compilation
al Edwards' Ferry, and they are pushing every
nerve ~ finish IL and bring 1t down on the river
with the isll food
diamond-shnEcd floating battery has been
completed carrying two guns TO side with which
the rebels propose 10 defend tho mouth Of the Roa.
noke River. They have also constructei ior.
mounting IL guns and 100 pound Parrott, at the
mouth Of the river. Forts Gray snd Vessels have
bccu totally demolished.
A,tempts are hr,ng made By the rebels to raise
the sinkcn Sou,hhcld.
Rev. Prof. Doherty, Of this city formerly, prcvi.
ous to the occupation Of Newbcrn by the Federal
forces, an inventor Of conica bullets for the rebels
and promoter in general Of southern manufactures
has been APPOINTED Captain and A. Q. n. in ae
United States service
Newbern is now full OF agents from the loyal
States recruiting for their several quotas. We b.
leve old Massachusetts, as yet, offers the largest
pile, aud the colored men flock to her standard with
alacrity. She has gained quite reputation in be.
ing the pioneer in the recruiting OF colored soldiers
aud in seeing thst they had all OF their rights.
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ONE DOLLAR 4 WEAR.
TIE Mcclellan Meeting.

rhere is no ni-takins Vie feeling ths' Wrought
to9c'hcr so rnsny men IN Wedncsdss EVENING" TO
do honor 10 General Mrci,Lt,s and pon'ns'e hin
for President In sdvsncc 81 the Chie,go Convention
Fvep The Republican Journals are oc'nr-''ed W
admit that the people dd assemble together W vast
numbers for a spcc,c~d p'irps', rn'm''cd Ivy nm
enihusnm nrver before w'tnc.s~l nm any 'uh"r
~ceasIco. feve.a' o. our radical co'emporries NJ
icct N discover n ~onk point IN he ~
fair in the mt that very few prominent
jclitios' rToalrrs ~ tic Osrncrr"sic faIh
were r-escn, upon the o'cs''on. Accord'ns W
,hese Journalists = sron'aneo"s movement OF the
perTsc 'csnnc, 'ske r'ace un'ess " n env'n-
srred by poli'1c"l hacks Who 'r'ze uy'on such of-
easlop- W msnrfacthrc personal capital. We think
otb~~tse. When tho wme'"gwen of h's city
hold preliminary meeting Of dc'"gsses '" '"so
measures To defeat the Hastings s'rkc bill wo
vere woitcd upon by Committee, and asked To
,eloci number Of prominent men and politicians,
N m ikc tho srccrhes at rompkns' Square. We
declined N do sonnd urgci 'he workineIncn to take
ste affair entirely into their own hands. They
I'D 90. and the result has proven the wisdom ri
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Collision ON the baltimore and WashlnGfou
Rullroad-LOsn Of Life.

Baltimore, August "a collision occurred last
evening, not tar from the other side Of the Relay
House, between the Ave O'Clock rain from Wash.
ington and train from Baltimore, by which thirty
persons arc reported killed and wounded. Among
the killed is baggage master, but names Of the
killed OF wounded have yet been sscertsined and
no information regarding tho cause Of the accident
has been received.
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MAyos GEN InAL BunL has st lsss favored the
yublic With the rpasons for his resignation. In .
rornewhas lengthy opistlo. addressed probably to a
member nfthe pcseeparty, no sots forth his grew
anees With - much precision ~ . school-boy that
has becn doggsd fos misbchavior. From his state
ment it 10 dificuN 70 tell what were his particular
views Of the rebellion. II s quite clear, however,
shst be cooddsssd the secession Of The South as
something that ought not 70 b. very stronuously
opposed. He intimsscs - much In his letter, where
he ssyH "Yet ] do nos doubt that il tsccession)
was mainly determined by an honest convc-
uon in The minds Of those who engaged
In NJ thsa tho control Of the govornmen, had passed
permanently into the hands Of 9 sectional PARTY,
which would soon trampls on the political rights
cfthe south." In other words, he believed tha,
tho South was, In the main, right IN seeding upon
tho election Of Ar. LINCOLN 70 the Presidency, and
that although the North might make show Of re-.
distance and raise armies to be led by such gene.
rails a. BUEII, yet the South could not fall 70 SUE
coed In gsinius their end. Psshaps General RuELI
was wiser than he sess Of the nation. and was able
TO discern . wsy " quel the rebellion without, a
resort 70 arms. But we nevertheless, believe that
no has done good thing In resigning his commits
slon In the regular army, and that tho country
has to mourn that bis twenty -thrcc years Of
service have not bscn fruitful Of better results.
His letter referred 70 sbove exhibits spirit that
has sctuated too many In command Of the Union
armies nnce the beginning Of this war, and Of
whom, according to General BUELL., there are thou.
sends yet In ths service, who with Vows similar
10 Ais ewp, hsve not chosen his course. Hiss
- slsAkc skaA O.. -
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Portre" Monroe. Aug s.--Gcn. Grant arrived
from Washington a, uoon, on the steamer Diamond,
ani after remaining ,hrehours proceeded ur the
james River.
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Wedee sday. Anauss 10.
The Rebel Raid.

Waskin1fon. aogys o.-Infor nation has been
received here TINT General Avcri, ahcr ovcr,aking
tic enemy ut Moor,<,c'd. srs.sod md utterly
routed them, olp,ut NJ ietwecn Z ve ahd SIX hum
drcSi mi ,oncrs, including Gen. johnson, Who sub
scoucu,ly xsnred, and h.a whole staff with their
headquarters color., AZ the rcfy' artillery and
ram, and alaJgc quantity ot small arms. Gen.
McC .rsland, himssl, barely ss.pcd by fying
into tho mount .ns. Gcucra, hvrriil rursIcd tho
scattered remnant OF hc rohc io-vc for twenty -four
miles, capturing u any Of The fnginves. HIS cn'ro
los In killed was seven mon. The pursuit. vas
ouly abandoned phcn General hvrr''l's horsos
werc too osuaustc. 70 follow the rebels into tho
mountains.
Ano her success.
wdsh,n7,on. Auo, 'a ?.-On Sunday rctel
train WA sf,n hove, ,d AIiie, London County,
virginia. The rrNo,s h al detached some OF Their
wagons loaded N p'r nder. from the main body
and moved in m oasirry direction from the NOUN
talns aud In the ,ncarii ne we're followed by 8
body OF Union cavalry, VII were not however, IN
iflcisa, force to make attack. At or near
Aldir the Union 'orrc WINS a. igmcutcd by about 60
cavalry, under command Of Capt. pliss who bad
been cut on scout. Tue ret, iorce was atlrkei'
and some 25 wagons lcodst! vi, grain were taken.
Those in charge Of the train abs ndonci II.
: sxty.four rebel prisoners n, rived here to-day,
from usrpcr's Ferry. and werr committed to TIE
Old Capitol They were captured ai dlfcrent points
~ Maryland, and belonged to the 'pvanins ioroes.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN
SkirulshluS With the Eucm >.

Washington. Augua i0.-Dsraschcs just re-
ce!vei from General Sheridan report his sorccs
moving ssyainss the enemy. up the shcuandoah.
A4P.M- they wore skirnxhing about ten miles
from Winchester.
EDWIN N. SrASIo.S, Secretary OF War.
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q the msAsss. dircc,os where Ne vv1nd w.
6inis baIj throueh the lea arm, hzA bnaov he q.
bow. He went through all the cn:hmg circnm-
stances from the time he we wounded % We ume
he wss takon 10 the hospital tcore he had drcss.
Cenera, was wounded, I think, abo'N haf.psst
twelve r. M. AMI rescued from the rete', about
three 7. ". He livcd sbout on hour eater he was
eoundel.
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" asbinston "treni Expo ctntions.-

Nen fork, Aug. "a private dIspsich nom
Washington to-day. says: "Our rows through
rctel sources are all encouraging. The capture
Of Mobile is confidently expected. and we learn
from the from, that great excitement cx. sN among
the rebels both Al R'chmond and Atlanta Military
men here say thn, Sherman will undoubtedly take
advantage OF the confusion Of the rct~b and we
look tor accounts Of a battle mt any moment. Aver
ill's victory in the valley is confirmed. His los
very slight, and he captured from fve~to six
hundred prisoners anu oil the rcbe artillery This
and the reports from Mobile have msde our,wash-
ipg,on officials very happy to-day"
I, was stated In Washington yesterday, tbs,
both General sherman and Gsnc-al Thomsshavc
tclegraphci to the War Department that Atlanta
Win surely he ours by the -osc OF the week.
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The Pennsylvania Les aislaiure.--OpeninG sf
sSr ;.ytrn -es-iou.-McssaEe Of a'sveruOr
(Mr1i0.

uFNtus
U,r,,.bvy,. Auo. The cx,r, .ession Of tho
..,.,,. 900, ,a.u cou.,n.,.
rehhsy'Nsna I'@'S"'ufo '"' ""s' "o"''
Curtin, in his mesnge calls upon the Legislature
IN take sone aotion for the defence Of the Statr
:. -, -, =, =, .,,,
rennsyivani" h' says mas risnt "pe uc'enoeu
BY the national forcrs, as rrrt Of the Common
country Aner .l,ud,nr 10 the several, invar;on, ~
=. .,,.,,
the nih'e py inc te"'~ ne of~S NOV eou'u an
agricultural people, in an ol,cn country. be OK,
nec,ed N rio ,Jde,lv and bc.t hacl hostile fo-,,o.
which had d.'ested the orSahi1e veteran armies
o. ice "ovcrnfnen''
lie adds' III "@ course exIceted 'h"' the NJ
n"o''"h's '' "h 'h'aoco country VIII 90 "n"'e 10
'her power 70 re''s' 'ne 'sd'r ana inc hsc's WV
snow 'n'hs' 'hN 'ne Pcop'e Oh Inc invaded coun-
ueS n''' "o' Nhou I'D "'' au'S' ne severely
Wv t'''' "N' ''''' ""' s'"~ "H'''
nv, ''e' 'f'a ''.' peoP'o' 'eni'Ss ''''''
" Wv A1' ''.s' '''"'
| n' i''' wv '" num- "%e.'e'
Wv" e'"'' '""'''"' VI '"'' '"A' =" ''n'e0h'
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a:. g q. - s.~AaAks1ss >!
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ambulance. Tho first ambulance 10 which we
made known our wishes refused 10 go. Proceeding
hlrthe. We csrIc 70 two mort, when We requested
the foremost one n 30 with us and sec ne three
officers riding UP towards us we explained to them
our object, wh,n n they informed they were part
Of lis s.at, ana were very anxious 20 get him. 90,
taking tlie first ambulance we pilote them w. the
spot and thcn o most thrilling scene took place
thai shall never forget. Looking down the woods
from the ambulance, saw the rebel skirmshers
steadily advancing, snd thinking the str q officers
nos fully aware OF the danger were oil Il
Gas hal intentionally rcfrained from describing
the danger W them previously, iunlrssi from the
ambulance and, TO my surprise. confronted an
armed rebel. Seeing We wero IN desperate circuin.
stances, rushed " inorlp the sssI AhcerHs who
now carrying his bpdy cut o. the wools md
informed them that the rebels ACRE now closing in
around us, and the necessity OF sll who had rcyol.
yers beipg ready 10 Use them.
believe they all drew them, and cndeayorod
ss best could 70 assist in carrying. his body TO the
ambulance. We carried him in rs btra we could
under such exciting circumstances, (sor WAS a,r,id
every moment cannon ball or shell would crash
the ambulance or kill the mucs,) a,ri, wbirlug
swiftly sround' we drove of at pes.fect g,llon
with rebel shot and shell aud Minie bulls hurled
in perfect storm alter us. But, fortunately, no one
was Durt. DO great was the danger that We had TO
drive with fearful np.dty nearly three-tourths of
. mile before we could properly aud comfortably
adjust the Generals body. There was alao q CAP
tain and first lieutenant. I would remark that
the ofnccrs scsed with determined bravery in
fHct III did, and the coolness Of my wounded COM
pauiou was really sublime smidss severe SUFFERING
hon lb sn. Arr he resouA 70 drove % Gene.
81 .Dd ossrss Hss s. Sous 70 T S w. s..,.,nsS ssssa
0naal ehssman essmed dosply s1botsd = the
80 Ny wounded oompanion was shau taken
AalhAanA A0oA IN - Qa0A b adg
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RIVER ITEMS.

Tie new and elegant inail and passen. .er pack ..
keiihsburg. Captain Z. Morrison, Ill depart
for Fort Madison and way reitt, tomorrow morn
ing at . c'clocs. making connection, ior -.
Louis in SO hear,. Fer ise!,t cl passage an
plvto T.. 4. Tilehen. agcnt
The rlail and passenger packet Bill Hender-
son, Captain u. v. Davlcv, viii depart Tor
Dubuque and point, .airor.ow morning
Il. ". Pretivmen, agent
The new Northern Line packet Muscaiine.
Captain Rhodes, viii depart for <: Pail this
e,cniag. Geo v. 'k, in The Office. K. ".
Irotivman. agen.
The elegant Northern Iiae packet Pcmbina.
C4rt:in Hil will depar, for =. Ioui, and way
landings tomorrow morning. C. D. Carroll in
in the unce L. " pre,fvman ag.nt
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j The Comittce Oh Sidewalks mad the fol-
lowing report:
b il ordsrod ly h. Tity Iosar'' - TIE C'fy
.t DayeTort
Tha, tie Mar hal is hereby ordered to re-
pair the sidcwelks hereinafter described, b..
substituting sound plsnks and joice il tie
place OF broken and decayed ones. III" same
to be laid and spiked in a good, Workman
like manner; said sidewalks to Ire lai'i
twelve feet wide excepting those he'einaf
ter ordered to be Of different widtithe
plank 70 be two inches tn ok : the joice .a'
be three by four inches, to-wit:
Oxaer ass.t. Book Ssres, Yet. Lot.
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DAILY DEMOCR AT.

s.H. PTrrrScitL I Co. Sc. 81 Park Row, N@w York
and STAT ~ -e Boston agen- as those cites
and authorized take advertisements aud susscri
tlor.s for lowest rates.
&. H. scEisfs. - Dearborn s.re@s. Ctirsyo Is au-
thorizsd 70 receive aissr; sns Tor iiis psrrr.
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AccTIox-Ten good keapeis .nd Mo xers t.
oe 500 at auction on S.,urdsy, Jua- lS..
iooi. Just south cf the Drio, ia tie si.y -
sseipcri. Sale 10 com meace At on. o's,. CT
Gal Uachines must BE- sold, aisaUu.t
u h.'"a o.', $50 each.
J- ~ II -aS. N. Vas TuYL. Auc'r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

Robert kgAtsr is turning out some very
nice suits Of clothing AMI can, be beat in
this country. J'rry, who rresiles over the
shears, has the reputation of being one Of
the best cutters this side Of Chicago. Re-
member the p'ace-cpposte the National
hank
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COM N ERCDAL.
New York Markets.

New York Markets.
NEw YoKK, June Il.
CorroS-Qniet at l.l2M "4c
FLoun--M.rkct dull. $>np4 :, ~ Tor extra;
s. f5t1>.''., for snr"r!ine.
nrAr-Makct lower. sl..s@ls, Chicago
Spring;4l s,t9i.ss Milwaukee Club tl.s5G ~
winter red.
CONS 45.sl.4j.
OATs-SsAai
poRk-s.4 mess. So old mess.
LARD--l5Il5@.c.
WRIsxr-&l.33
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Buy Catarrh Remedy, Wizard Oil, Strick-
lands Cough Balsaam, &C., At Ballord's.
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NNbCokO MNe&e6.
By Telesrach CatoAG,, June %.
FLO -Ac.iva An z5c higher
WHsAr-Exc ted. End sale. ad been made a. An
advance OF frog SGi0s per has II On yee;.rdas's
aruree. Tt h'strs, = 'r7s rsacnan :---sy -ar-
Sc for NJ. l. mns esaLt5x 10 N. 2s Yt,y. At
Tho cio-- M. tn red ls3tlr1lI =, aid
SIX d1:2 for No. I.
Co.s-Q i.t AID Grner. ga 81 u No lntllsH
G,EA I'd No 2 ~ or I, a l.a. Attn c..e
the m .rkst Wa q ,iei AZ | Il: tr NJ ind IL.
FOR NJ 2
uA,s.. ga.:er with eai,s 81 -5Ilsk frNo.l
rIoHvisss-FirCera adsA-Ssi 10 l.:2ql 23 De-
mard light.
P.osIsi * -F',r,.
po K-Me,s 8. tcG3S o..
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10 II fuItner ort-red Ia ~ h. MnY.hll hal IL
a y cut HaiA, t~..Sc ISei IA wlIlii. TEA
ce.' as nv.eih .iter tier ~ 40 oi.ie red II u
al. *, tnD oi.ee tIleG an: - +,-i. III go "a
woi kn.uahc mA.iI r, oX. vesie shs iu.i- wus IL
ecrlu i .,is " paE els vi LAID, to vi
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MILITARY. = The ID Iowa Infantry was
paid oti and discharged to-day, thcir term o'
enlistment having expired.
tol Grier started for the East this morn
ing, on furlough of thirty days
The 10th Iowa infantry is expected here
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TIE attention Of our readers IS dire ct'd %
the ca-d Of ". A. Ineaas, inanothcr column.
spons.hle man - transact business with.
His Office i over Maei>lot Bank
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Hoe Cn,is Bgoxr Savanna, While
while coming over the Upper Rapids, this
morning. broke her hos-chain, and was
compelled to lay up at Rock Island all day,
for repairs. She leaves for St. Louis thi,
evening
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SuAwLs! SHAwLs A splendid assort-
ment at Nhiser's. Mozambique Shawls,
C..allie Shawls, French Merino Shawls,
Cashmere Shawls, Silk Shawls, Drocha
Shaws. atawtf
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And the Marshal,is hsrcb. required to
REPORT to tni> Council the expense oi repair
inS and Ia. llia sad sidewaiAs opposite each
oi sad lots IN separate item. y,-Vr iue5s,
that the owner OF >ald lot or lots ID not iay
or cause To be LAID the SAID sidewalks oppo-
site tnclr respective lots on or before the
10Th day OF July, 1861, which time is here
Dy allowed for nnlshing the same by the
owncrs OF lots or parcels OF land fronting
their lots. 1hls oruer shall be published
one week in the following daily papers :
Dd.fy Dar.Aport Gusettt and Uai!y Uuren-
port Dsnocrut, commencing the | l,th day oil
June. 1854.
Davenport, June Is, 1864.
Il. !; / 4: 1: &c., s::::: ',;::::;: Com.
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Local ITEMS.

NJ. d N. X. R-lIereafter and until fur
ther notice the O'Clock a. m. train from
Iowa City, the O'Clock ?. n. train from
Muscatine, and the 2:l5 p. III. train from
Davenport for Iowa City and Muscatine
will be discontinued
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

A'iss' :-tHRis kAcFrMass. Isty Ci,r..
ARE you deaf or blind Have you any
disease Of the eyes or ears, call on DR.. Fer
rard, the celebrated Spanish physician. on
Main street, below the National Bank. DIR.
Ferrard has cured more diseases Of the eye
and ear in the last three months, and has
more patients under treatment than ali the
doctors in Iowa. He cures all old chronic
diseases. Remember the place, Dr. Geo
Ferrard, Main street, between Trout and
Second streets.
On Tuesday, June osth, and every Tues
day during the summer and fall Dr. +. Will
Dc IN Muscatlne. junel 5dl waw2t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

>rRfrrFE hos got al elegant assortment Of
white goods OF every saric', ra:aso's fans,
&c, &c Call and see them: al,c his large
stock Of perfuncrie-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17

PicTuRE .iNTiSG.-I u. Mct,rcw, late
Of Baltimore, has established gallery on
Brady street, two''ocrs below ith ives. side
and is prepared to paint photographs in the
bc,t style in oil, water, Indian ink, winio
and ivof. type. Also, copies taken from
old ambrotyPc,. daguerreotypcS, &c. Gail
and examine his specimens.