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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
STATS .. low 4.
AD'U-ASs GsSEaAL's OFPfos.
h..c 49,. NJ. On.h Heca

AD'U-ASS GESEaAL's OFPros.(
DAvgsPosr, May 2olh, 1854.
GENERAL or KR NO. Ia
l. All companies organised under the hundred
days call, which ere ailrd up to the minimum nlm
Der ts) viii re crt to the & djltant Gen raj, .,
Davenport, forthwith
IL. To recruiting "a ers, VII /, have rot yet SD
ed mp tte:r mpaaies to tie minimum number
tho TIN fr recruiting 10 ended TO the 20 But
all eomsaries ere required TO report, - above,
~thCt delsy, ~ soon - they ere allied 10 said
nu.nser,
3 uL 7h,se having squads of rsn, and are nct
able 10 raise full company, ere directed 10 consol
isa's With o'her squads. 20 - to procure lAsss
eotsile nua Der fer n ,any, dp~n such terms q
to the .dissf button ~ heir seffcsrs asthey = 8
sssss upon a&dshfs ccnsolldation .. d rejection o.
senfesy cm Iess may s.ts lses, stsh@s before q
/ 6ess III ! reach Dsvehpofs
- 11ets Of susvstadss sa ~ ..s 49, S.
;" 7's's. .sAfs' \ b RAxxh,
11s''''- = Adjataat 0sassal = lgwA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

The advertiser. ply stefan Of 20 wears expert
enec, IN the treatment &c Lung Diseases, Hroa-
chiiis. asthma - htu now retired from tbs prac
ticc i dostcns OF inpartine his experience bv
ult'ssing Information in, auabie 20 tie suffering
hamani:. a1t snioh ha. cured thousands
The same medicine vii, DO for all. He VIII send
q Irescr,s.ot with fil directions for use ada;,t-
Cd each particular case aud will surely e,ec,
cure. Try it viii cost vau nothing-a stamp
required Tor postage. Address.
Il LOWE. u. d. Box 100 New York City
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
nm. e.. " " or 4 e. u il.

tINtTNNAII. UIlIV,
.;,.eal Or Of. H.o@aea h1ff,,s, t1oed fhtr''
80 Jaoof yfl1s t,'sn1r 4 s,t.diA Bsd,sfiss.
G. i. COOK, Chicago. Gent Ag't-..
Sold At Wholesale in Chicago, ~ FULLER,
Finch 4 FULLER and all ''ai'ssi>fS
81 tunrt,. Merchants a..h Y. .,r. ,ri ~
~ + CRGSKEl aud G. IT. RIckN It'll,
chicago
Bal;of,l. Stevenson :. C..ua.....i |! j. N..-. l..
Schleuel Dltz,m a Koch. and N kovacs
Sold n, wholesale by BeicerbeeAe& Miiie'' anu
nnll.vi~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

There are Meteor Inventions
That fash up the moment il, tie newsnoners and
pass to oblivion There also Great I.seoreries
when take permanent hold ofpublic estimate
latter class stands auione 'ne
Christ0AOro's Hair nv>
a vegetable preparation harmless as w.ta- -h;ch
~ nve minutes, Tran:forns Gray Hair or hair hair
OF an unpleasant hnf TO- glorious hlsck or en-.
ensnatlng brown. Unique in its composit;on snd
~iS " 's rss;s i has ,ehessd popularity
y ~ psets Of ihs World Msnufsetssedi' K a
C1r 3, Astes House, New YORK. III
! ~ ~peg'Na ~ su4yS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
DAILY DfM0gRAY,

| DAILY DEMOCRAT.
-. a>z-s-SS==fs-1xx-xxA
The DDyine soldier Roy.
nH, will my mother never come
~ Ana KISS me ere ! die - ...-
Eer ~ e4slly lope. long home
ANA close my wi.hfu eyes
- NV sands Of life are Ices ing fast.
Zen like yos' setiins sun:
Inc guilt Of Time will soon be crossed.
It's 'urlYs'gh soon ts run.
II she were here shed ease uly pain,
ifeei should not de-
lwoild rejoice and live again
Aud greet the morning skv
lis true that kinde-t friends are near,
Who speak IN softsst tones.
But rainl, do they strive to cheer
Think OF one alone.
Full often did dream II her 4ss
- Beside the camp fire's fame
Aud felt nv splri, proudly rise,
To win mysef name
Whereof II some day prondls rise,
bearing The yictors crown
An1 have her read wiib J"t ous eyes
The bravery of her son.
But nov. alas those dreams are Ger
Death claims me for hi. own;
M, heart will wake To deeds more
The ssh for glory gone.
onis ask that size may come,
With tender eye Of blue,
And si-> ny check Of faded bloom
\. optc -he used % do.
Thc ea.liish prasets rusiful sail.
he good gfii hiss a eve,
Tho rural walks often trod
The hopes used to weave.
The yariegafcd summer flowers
The golden sunset plain
Aud all the merry childhood hours
nc'er shall knsw again.
Aud yet for the would not sigh.
sweet giptlier4 wl.ff thou here;
'fwould be bur sleeping then 10 die.
BIT dreaming thou vert near.
But dark eyedAxia el waits for me
know thOu wilt not come,
Yet ia. ! rliall welcome thee
In far brighter home.
Treasury GRoTroLs The shady grot
toes of the Treasury Dcpartmentnent,"
wrote the editor Of the St. Paul Press. The
more honest compo-itor made it "shoddy
grottocs."
-- 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
fgnhyrk,s AityP9'S.

tors in the market; and b. cempafla"A Win ''I
ers II Ill be seen II, once that they are stronger
aud UPON trial sill be ipQnd more efficient Than AZ
oilers; dies are arve~'e y he tasty. ny sge.
t,ry in effect II ado 81 rood materials, and an art
lie ,hs al NY customers purchase the second
time with equal Satisfaction. Let everybody tiN
them. and ,he, will be iuis convinced o; the truth
of tbs, nhovr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
To the Ladies:
Oh. 6. II. BURT0yS FEMALE FILLS.

These He, by .org experience In private prac-
ticc, La h.ei foai q the YrOst useiu remedy
aga.ret ihosc general comp a.nts tine ieIa.e EEK
81 =c. TO, .ucll suppress Irregularities
whites, falling I TIE y onb, tumors, al urino.y
lisea.-s. nervous debility &c
lers1 ca'iii u Ds. Dgrton's Office Ct ssniirg
Tor plckagea OF me- cines may rely upon his arsl-
rance u c)ri len Al secrecy vi implicit f3il and
.xpec. 10 moro taun 10 b charged ~ish fair ard
mutually eahs,actofy remuaera.ion fti ser,icer
rendered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
ArEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE

AfEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
i Permanent Cnrr &C
Nonorrhea, elect. Unnatural Discharges, Inipo-
tcpce, seminal w aSrcs>, Nigntiy Emissions,
1ncontinence. Genital Debit" AMI Irri-
ta,iai}. Gravel. structure and ..sec
tinls eflie kidn"y si... Bladder,
which has been sses ;, upwards Of
loo ply ICIANs
their private practice with entire sncccxs. Su-
preceding Cubeb's Capsules, or any other com
pound hitherto l.oNn.
+ f l. |. IIFE FILLS.
az sneedy in action. o,'cn eileesing a cire IN q
i.w DAYS :nd wheu cure Is eat Ted il j nnrma-
Deni. They arr prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the ~y-icm, ard never nau-
seate the stomach ilnl,rc .,e he r:eaih and
heinz >ugaI coated. ~ ..a.,se. taste i :tyoidei
NJ change - ~. x nee ~sarv whist tsain4 taeiti
no .,,ce> ghelf action interfere a.ili tu..ness-
Each box contains >iA dozen I'LL.
Price. II. sold by ~ .e ;itlnc,nal druggists
0in places whore x. agent is advertised the Y i'll
be sent .tail, posi- paid, and confidently -ecur-
It from observation whom d. :Te,i. on reeeip. nf
money. BY BRYAN i n, ii e,iar-,t. y.
7. SIni'4, Il i,T, o., 'i,o:esaie agents. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

Seminal emissions lie consequence " sell at use.
prec.icei ty he ,ou.h 81 Goth sexes 10 al amort
1ai nj 81 extr pod eng %ith rresi iEs ain.
$ l., fJi.ow z an Of usorst Sc? o-.s. 1nle--
e- by ssaeni A med ca. measures viz Gal.
! " eouaisnaBcs dark sos I'll for tho eyes, pain
tie soad, 90 ~ The e-'s--Diss NE he rms.
ling If lravee. ual.ss.Gss . oat Ire CHS. xeaE.
lesa Of the liats c3sffssi ys,0l, 81 sxs 10 form
ae@ acquaia.arras If ~ " alantory, Lecsic Eashes
rnpie- and .nas psioTs ssoui ~. iacei 'o.lc
rea.h, coughs qiloa, ni2n, sSaaia, moro.
ar'a ard r. qleaty i ssLly. u reiiei re no, OBJ
aimed should app mine u >seJ by A.s,,r fr per
and have a cue "A .o.ed. pers0.s alta ai-tar co
may b. cured a, 1ulc u s3iiessi1s eur 10 ~
rufton, s;atl.g Csc syap aid ien-.h OF tin.c
lhs c'seate ias eon.i nst, AMI have medicine
promptly forwarded i.ee on damsgs or curiosity
30 any at Of he counlrl, with fa- Gu pain aiIee
iips- use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
- CARTWR1G n r

-. C 4 Il r w II G HIT
M Mnnufactures and Repairs
~ UsaebrellGs ana R6s'GsOls at
49, Shost notice, Ana ON ne moss reasonable
fertns sQSd OsrdsAaged Umbrslias AID
PIr7s6Ib made Is good as new..za1..a s.iAisi -
10 IDraay ~ ~ atsen Ash = sth
uge u DAvEGPVRTs IOWA. w.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

A PAPER has been addressed to the Ag-
ricultural Society of Chalons, in which.it is
stated that ,potatoc, may be safely grown
free from disease by merely planting them
I'M June instead o. Apri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
Camp OF 51li Excelsln. Brigade, !,

c..!1.. 1-.kcefsfS! n. it-, !
January I'd. ISL.
PRoF iIoLIowAY.-->sr Please send me for
enclosed 81 cents worth Of it in pills. Enclosed
find - cent u pay postage, and Gu viii oblige.
iou- Nc Se,.rt. Wv POW Frs,
ca. 9TH Reg. Excelsior Brig. Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
s.Great American Remedy
DR. EARVEY'S


(WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w tWli.u the directions pave been strictly
followed IL removing diilicr!ties arising from OBJ
Struc'in or >!oaee al nature 81 iltfe.to:in, Ike
system II perfect heaitli when Suffering tror.i
>pe,ia ali, eiiel,s froiapsu> I teri The Ml.,,cs,
other wraln.~r %! the Uterine f2.ia.s tn. lis
are perfectly harmless on tha constitution. and
NAV be tikcn be the 4. ,.,.iieae females wthsut
causing 4 H.. i. liz same zine ACT Ike charm
i, asie illhenin2. av gora'inE and restoring H.
system 70 a healthy condition. ana by bringing vi
the month, period al ,guiavity. f!aiie1 from
what cause The oh~frucii u ...~s ..tt,e. Ih.y
should, heve4er not be TAKEN .ae is,t fiiice or
t"ur mpntis4 u ,.ie2nt.ry though sic at any
other time, = ..rgiag. would he liz result.
Each box contains s0 pins Ps;e- a.
DR., lImsey's Treaties on u..sca..s Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, E.iirii1e>s. Sferiii-
~ T. production ANA Abuse Of nature.
and cmlha,c;.lh the ladies private medical adj
wiser pamphlet OF - pages, sent free 10 any ad-
dress. SIX cents required 20 pay postage
The Pi'i- and Book sill 30 Sent i, ,lail, and
conHdeiltialiy. when desired securely sealed. and
prepared, ieeep' Of mon Y hy
J. BRYAN, N. D., Genl AGENT,
- Cedar .'.cet, Ne. No,a
Sold BY AL the principal diageis;s
smith n@3eT, WHOM. sale ..gents Gh.eago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

Waterloo, as Wellington threw himself into
one OF the hollow squares of infantry, he
observed to the officers, This is hard pound.
ing, gentlemen, but We will pound the long
est Again he remarked, Three times
| have saved this day by perseverance
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
KObuck'x Filters.

are made or a rare combination of Roots, Plants,
Herbs Iyarks and Seeds which have been found
most ciI,ctuL, by long medical experience. 10
possess tie requisite Tome properties n relieving
and curing he above complaints. These Bittcrs
-. -. ,,-,,. ,,nn's friend Vn.r him many doc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
EAEI.E TORACl0 W0RKs

OWENTHAL, ROTHSCHlLD h CO., MAN
~ facturcrs Of Plug Tobacco. and
XhaieSa's dealers In Leaf Fine Cut, Smoking
TOBACCO ana cigars "a South Water Street, Chi
o. uh26
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
EiNNNcA.'s Filters.

as an appetizer, tosic an! reg alator 2, Tue system
the con sent o. lie highest government authority.
In point Of strength will guarantee my Filters
cenan harper proportion q trsi :,ed, "a u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

Morris Island :. c., Jan. 18th. Is'A
HBof. Hollow Al.-Dear Sir Enclo ed yoa
vii! find 90 cents. for which wish veu 70 send
me some Of your valuable pill; send them by
mail. encos, IL cents for postage. AdGce-s
! G. HALL, CO. d, It'll y. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

eeisea nom an parts oflf6e country where dc
army is IN force.
All Of YOU have some one interested in vour wei
fare; then do net delay.
IorR LIFE l. VALUABLE
No. onl, to yourselves, but 10 your fathers, and
, mothers. sistsra wlyess and brothtrs. Then
while Won nfav, purchase your heath
ron 80 CENTS, 70 cEyrs, Or SI.lo.
viii. when expended in these medicines, bring
Won down 10 the greene>i and ripest old age.
The following are genuine letters, on file for in
specfion al this olice.--e0 Maiden Lane \. y.
Quar,ermasters Department.
saith Illinei- Volunteers.
Folk Island : e. Nov Or 1853 !
Prof Hollway. So Maiden Lane y. Y
pssR SrR:-Enclosed please nnd $2,.p. for
which send me one dollar worth eacl. Of your
celebrated Pills ana Ointment by return mall
Please attend 10 tis at once for | am much in
Lieut.. 4. W. FELLOWS. q ".
seth Illinois Vols
Camp near brandy -a,ion. Va,
January r'ii lsfi
Pfor. HOLLOWAY Dear Rir hne heard a
grcat deal Of talk about, snuT famous Pills, and
/ never was IN lee; Of Them uBtil now want 10
tr. them, d,arrhsea i Tery prevalent at the
present time. send ne the worth 9i the enclosed.
Yours. &c, JOSEPH WALSH.
Go L. slh Rcg, Excelsior Brigade
Pulaski, Tenn, December 18th, 1853.
Pnor IfoLLo.Ar.--Dcar~ Sir Please find en-
close : 90, and nd me the amount in YOUR f
nous pills as ala troubled with dyspepsia and
seek ciito Yours. &c,
TIioS. f. TT RNER Co. l. Cd Iowa Inf.
Morris Island. ;, c., Jan. l2th. 1854
HBof. Hollow W. Dear Sir Enclused yoi
vii! find 90 cents for which wish veu 10 send
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
.M.lRRzED .NET,

Or those contemplating marriage, who ere slhsr 90
under any II SEA fairI siies should Lot Tor
get the sacred ez. ousibiiiy tinx upon them
ncr delay 10 obtain iin.ue -.ate IoAei
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
B EVER ACES.
(,REENBA(kS ARE GOOD,
i Il =
ROBACk'S, arc EETTEl(.
DIR. KOBACK'S
&TO.N.ICA EcIYTEKS.

vI,uESE BiTTERS AXE NOT OFFERED TO
j the public ~ a me,.,eine that WIZ cure ''i
:. he III. ihut flesh il heir To- = but they an
honest. reliable, remedial agent, and are an EN-
cen, aud agreeable regulator Of The system. IN
~ .,;.ns III ~. cnuutr, .auccaliy in the bill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
KOklyck,'x Rifscl.S.

ton. .Iaundicc Dizziness, Depression Of Spirits
Languor. and all arrangements Vi the digesiis
tunclons For dchilitated persons they are par
,cuia,i4 recommended. giving an appetite aud
.reg,s, 10 the whole human frame.
81, :. q ,-,o a...l u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

Treasury GRorrols. - The shady grot
toes of the Treasury Dcpartmentment,
wrote the editor Of the st. Paul Press. The
more honest compo-tor made it "shodd,
prottocS y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
RObMcE'x Asissers.

Ions districts of the West and Southwest where
they ha W been introduced the, are recommended
by the Ply siclans as beneficial, il taken in proper
quaint res in accordance with the directions, as
aud cure for Fever and Aguc. Liver
Complaint, Bilious Fever. Dyspepsia, Judges
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21

4, the following parilNs.H Present use Ale and
Porter by the Dbl, IS /, halfbbl-, ?$3s; quarter.
oS.as. Stock Ale and Porter BY the Dbl, - na''
6bl., 44.75; quartsfu e36s: =. srvrpr
lhhl9-dly IT, Il. oEv EnN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-21
TO the LADIES +!

Both Married and Single.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26
WAsHINGTON lrEMss

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-It is said the
provisions recently made for the pay OF
the army covers 73 million dollars.
Late Charleston newspapers contain an
advertisement requiring all male persons
in that district between the ages Of le and
80 to Immediately report themselves for
enrolment. The order extends through
out the South, the object being to ascer-
tain the present and prospective military
strength of the Confederaey.
In several of the military divisions,
shareholders are required forthwith to
furnish one fourth, and in some cases, one
half of their slaves TO work on the Charles
ton Notifications. Advertisements are also
published for the collection of the public
sale of foreign and domestic goods of recent
imports ton from Nassau.
The Msreury says General Sherm an
seized and sent North every bale Of cotton
in Atlanta to the credit of the United
States Treasury, and that on the 4th the
enemy were apparently very busy hauling
ammunition, &c, to batteries Wagner and
Gregg. .5l
The same paper remarks that the Indi-
ans and Missouri are either lost or paral-
lied and now bound neck and foot TO the
care of the usurping despotism at Wash
ington. iet- 3 E-..---..-.-...-.-
The Savannah Republican says:
The losses since the bombardment Of
Atlanta viii reach five mi i:lions of dollars
worth of real estate, embracing AZ houses
burnt, there we're 4ezspersons killed and
69l wounded.
Generals Dick Taylor, Maury, Forrest
Frank Gardner, ScildeI, Hobins, Higgins
Thomas and Major-General Watts were
all In Mobile on the 10th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a
Commodore Parker, of the Potomac
Flotilla, communicates the following to the
Secretary of the Navy: ~
On the night of the 18th one Of the boats
of the United States steamer Curristuck,
while in search of blockade runners st the
mouth of Ycomico River, was fred into
from the shore. William King, captain
of the hold, was instantly killed, and
George Fl. Mcneil, landsman, severely
wounded.
The fire was promptly returned from
the boats, and the Currestuck exploded a
shell in the midst of the shore party.
There are now about $500 prisoners con-
fined at Point Lookout, Maryland.
Twenty refugees crossed the river from
the Virginia shore and succeeded in
reaching that place. Some of them are
from Richmond, aud say the news of
Early's first defeat had reached there and
caused the greatest CONSERVATION and
alarm. 4I .r
Rebel officers brought to WashingtGp
to-day from Point Lookout to be TRAITS
ferred to Northern prisons win not be-
lieve that Sheridan has achieved victories
in the Shenandoah Valley, as proclaimed
in official dispatches. tat A7 34i-1s
Six paymssters under heavy escort star
ted for Sheridan's. army this morning to
pay of the troops of that command.
Warrants to complete payments 70 the
army and navy, were signed by secretary
Fessenden; eastern armies will therefore
receive payment in full as soon as pay
masters can arrange details, there are nc
suspected requisition in the treasury, other
than those awaiting the arrangement by
order of the proper authorities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
FARTHER PoMT, sept. 20

FARTHER PoRT, Sept. 20.
The steamship North America, from
Liverpool 18th, passed this point for Que
bee. She took the place of the steamship
Damascus, disabled.
LIVERPOOL, l2th.-The rebel loan in
London declined three per cent. on the re-
ception of American advices per steamship
Asia.
Cotton-sales to-day, 5000 bales, in
cluding 1000 to Spectators and exporters.
Market firmer.
Breadstuffs inactive but steady
Provisions fiat. a-
LoNDoY, 12th-evening-Consols closed
at sS@ss5 for money. Illinois Central
shares 43@42 discount; Erie 4I643
The London Times and other papers
discuss the American news received by
the Asia. The Times says never has
there been such vigor displayed since the
war began. 1t comments on the Chicago
Convention, and thinks President Lincoln's
policy has received q heavy check by the
nomination Of Mcclellan. The London
Post thinks as Mcclellan has been distin-
guished by moderation, if he is installed
President, unfettered by pledges, he would
assent to any arrangement for peace. r.. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26
FROM NORrH CAROLINA.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a.
By the arrival of the U. s. steamer Al
bany, viG Fortress Monroe, we have North
Carolina dates to the 22d.
The steamer Fawn, which was recently
captured and burned by the enemy, with
the New York mail of the 9th and 9Th,
has been recovered and brought to New
bern.
A flag Of truce recently brought into
NeWbern large number Of refu ices, many
of whom belong to the first families of the
State who are on their way North, having
lost all hope in the Confederate cause since
tue fall of Atlanta. Among them was the
wife of the rebel General Martin.
The Salisbury IN. C) Watehnaa has
the following:
We protest against the inhuman treat
ment extended TO the Yankee deserters,
VINO are subjected to course of treatment
which makes life far more uncertain than
the battlefield itself A general pardon
from Lincoln would doubtless relieve the
confidence of at least $4,000 of these mis-
erable men, provided they have strength
enough to make their way North.
The five Federal officers, consisting of a
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, Major and
two Captains, who were dishonorably ex-
PEELED by Gen. Sherman from his army
and sent into the rebel lines for speaking
disrespectfully Of the President of the
United States in the presence of the
enemy while accompanying flag of truce,
have arrived in Richmond, where they are
to be confined during the war for fighting
against their principles.
The sudden appearance OF the conges-
tive chills and bilious fever, in New
bern, has driven all the transient persons
out of the department, including many es-
tsblished business men, who supposed they
were fleeing from the yellow fever. Sur
geon Deohand, Medical Director, Surgeon
H. ]. Memminger, Chairman of the Board
Of Health, and DR.. Doughty, Post Surgeon,
including the other surgeons Of Newbern,
who have been employed night and day,
are making every exertion possible subdue
the malady, and through their skill and un-
tiring labors are meeting with gratifying sue
cess, and now have the satisfaction of see
ing material abatement of this disease,
which had assumed the form of an cpl
demic
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26
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ST. LOUIS. Sent. "a

. ST. LOUIS sept "a
The train captured at Cabin Creek,
Kansas on Monday last, consisted of 200
wagons instead of 100 as previously re-
ported, consisted Of several ambulances,
Suffers trains and about 90 wagons. The
total value is estimated at one million Of
dollars. Mcdonald & Fuller, of Leaven-
worth, are heavy losers. Mcdonald and
Lough lost about 100000. The escort
numbered 500, which were all captured
but Lieutenant Colonel Neiler and few
Wagon Masters. aH
The attack was made about O'Clock in
the morning, byI5OO rebels supposed to be
under Standwsit. 1t must have been q
complete surprise The train was destroy
ed on the spot indicating rapid movements
northward by the rebels.
A dispatch from Mound City, Kansas,
says: -f
A large force ofrebels aremoving north,
one column towards Fort Scott and another
towards Springfield, Missouri. The same
dispatch mentions tho rumor which needs
conformation, Of the capture of Fort Glib
son by 5000 rebels. T .iaefi
General Price is reported at Cane Creek.
Two hundred guerrillss plundered the
town Of Keyesville, Charlton county, No,
on Wednesday and burned court house all
the books, records and &c, of the county,
killed the Sheriff, Robert Carman, and
VIM. Young, noted Union scout.
General Fisk, with strong force of
cavalry and artillery arein close pursuit of
this gang.
A party of Militia hsd fight Saturday
last with a band of bushwhackes four
miles from Lexington, snd killed six or
seven of thenn.