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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

LAssILE, H., July isth 1858.
JcHS II. BLOOD, Esq.-Dear SIR: have been sufferer
for years with Chronic Rheumatism and take great
pleasure recommending your La msnd Gout and Neu-
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that have heardoE when commenced taking IL
could hardly walk sit still, great the pain
aud in three days free from H. and my legs are for
the first time in Eve years, free om PAIN feel 20
nmble that think would be dancing all the while IL
did cost much for music But sir, it is sperdd
medicine ard would recommend all those afflicted With
those diseases try it, have just found Cant RAJ mond
"a friend Of mine his back with iniiammator nv rheu
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dollars and send me two bottles OF the Specific II
should not need myself will give il to thst
Does for there plenty that suffering with those
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think that you ought publish il in every cit, In the
Union. Very respectfully. yours
CspT JAMES w BROWN.
Residence Chicago H.
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Motto E.-A ] inc Brick Residence,
with 10 acres OF anl AL improved, and Just out
side the corporate limits q Reok uk for sale very low
Any wishing dssirs sresidenee at bargain.
Bnqfire Of 3. X. HART,
1UlIIeAu No. 1stss R0ssa, Ksskpk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18

CELEBRATION OF WILLIAM CULLEN
BRYANTs BIRTHDAY "A new York cor.
respondent of the Boston Traveller saws ::
A novel and very beautiful compliment
to the poet Bryant has been determined
upon In the Century Club of this city
On the 8 of November Mr.. Bryant will
complete his seventeen year, an 4 it is pro.
posed to celebrate the event by reunion
OF his brother poets at the rooms of the
Century. The club will hold it's own reg.
ular meeting on Saturday evening the 9th
when the poets will be invited 70 meet
MIR. Bryant. Invitations to attend this
gathering have been sent to Longfellow,
Lowell, Dana. Whittier, Homles and Others
and understand that acceptances have
been received from the three FIRST named
Dr. Holnes writes that he will be pres
ent it bis health permits. Our artists are
also understood to be moving 10 this mat
ter. They have held an informal consul
tation at which it was agreed to prepare
some artistic testimonial for the occasion,
the nature or which is not yet indicated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-18


following plan for paying to the families
of officers and soldiers in the service of
the United States, who are or may become
prisone of war, sums due them by the
Government, having been approved by
the President, is published for the infor-
nation of all concerned:
"Payment will be made to persons pre-
senting written authority from a pris-
oner to draw his pay; or. without such
authority, to bis wife, the guardian of his
minor children, or his widowed mother,
in the order named"
Application for such payment must be
made TO the senior paymaster of the dis
trict 10 which the regiment of the prison
er is serving, and must be accompanied
by the certificate of a judge of the court
of the United States, Of district attor-
ney of the United States, or of some 9TH
err party, under the seal OF court of rec
ord of the State in which the applicant is
9 resident, setting forth that the said ap.
plicant is the wife of the prisoner, the
guardian of his children, or his widowed
mother; and if occupying either of the
last two relationships towards him, thai
there is no one 10 existence who il more
nearly related. according to the above
classification.
Payments will be made to parties thu
authorized and identified on their receipt
made out in the manner that would be re
quired Of the prisoner hims self, at least on
months pay being ia all cases retained
BY the United States.
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see WI at Dr. PHILIPS Of The oldest and best IT "
clans Of st. L 'uis says:
ST. LorIs. June IL. 1858
Nh. JSo. II. BLOOD Agent Of Lallen ands Rheumatic m,
C-mt aud Neuralgia, Specfc:-I have prescribed the
xe mentioned Specific, and must say that have
6Gnd any remedy that carries much certsiut, 81
ick and salulary that has in all the here
have used ii. DE-. q. W. PHILLIPS.
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Prom the Hon. JUICE LoRp, of the Land Court.
ST. Louis. Feb 2hth, 1854 -
J. H. BLOOD, Esq-Dear Sir: have tried Your Rhtu-
rnatism Neuralgia and Cont Specific, and have for nd
great relief from it when other remedies have failed
think ii q very safe and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully your friend.
c. b. lord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
DT TELEolesAPR.
Reported Scare About the
Safety Of WashingtUn.
Opinions Concerning STRAIT.
egg.
Gen. Dodge not Dead hut Is
Dangerously Wounded.
Condition Of Affairs at Mo.
bile.
More Trouble in the Re.
publican Camp.
Talk Of Candidates With
drawing.
Rebel report of u Riot in
New Orleans.
More Trouble in the Re.
publican Camp.
Special Ia the World. !

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2j.-Startling rumors
are atioat III reference TO the impending
movements Of the rebel forces in Northern
Virginia
Il IS said that n large rebel column is
moving down east Of the Blue Ridge and
EARLY, if he crosses the Potomac at all, will
cross near Edwards Ferry. or certainly
some place below Point Of Rocks, and make
a dash on this, city.
From the mcans Of transportation which
are said Is be IN readiness for bringing
troops hither, infer that the Government
can easily tlwart any attempt Of the kind.
Persons Of Known secession p,oclivities
here proclaim that contrary TO opinion gen
~ialy expressed by the Northern press. the
movement Of portion of Grants forces on
the northern SIDE % the James River was
not a fcnt, hut a boaa a,}. attack on Rich
nonl from the cast. and chat the attack on
the " e!don Railroad was only fent to
draw Of the attention Of Lee from our move
ment. This surrosltion, it Is claimed, cx-
plains why our forces found no rebel troops
! On the line of the Weldon Railroad. Lee
having OWNED at once the strategy employ
Cd by Grant.
Hancock is reported by secesslonists to
feel very sore about the recent heavy losses
IN his corps, he having understood that he
va, to be supported by at least one more
corps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

NASHVILLE, Aug. 24-Actse operations
in this Dept. await anticipated results else
where.
Ire Chattanooga Gazette Of the 29l re-
ports that the rebel Gen. Wheeler was at
Stewart Station on the 2lst where he at
tackled, captured and murdered colored
garrison and nearly 800 white laborcrs. and
destro, ed camp and Il wagons, killing
white soldier and l white citizen.
Gen. Scamman who left Atlanta the 22d,
reports Gen Dodge still alive but danger
ously wounded.
The army is still inactive
The Hsral1 has the following:
FoET MONROE, Aug. 24-Latcst intcll-
gcnce from Mobile reached IL last evening
by the |. S. Gunboat Connecticut, which
left there On the 18th at sunset. At that
tlmc situation unchanged.
Ironcads a, IT. Morgan were engaged
Int not seriouy. Farragut and his force
was inside Of Mobile Bay Wooden sh ps
were repairing damages.
Fort Morgan is very closely invested by
nayy and military forces. Gen. Cauey
was with Farragut Oh the | It'll, in close con
sutaton.
Everybody seems anxious for a final blow
to be struck, and the days Of Fort Morgan
are certainly numbered. Greatest activity
in fleet, and health and spirits Of the men
first rate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

NEW Yonk. Aug. 2e.-rhe Hmes says
that Howard, the proclamation forgcr, has
been released from Fort LAFAYETTE.
The Richmond papers Of the 23o contain
accounts Of the last rebel assault on War.
reD's lines on the Weldon Railroad. and
says We have met with rcpulse costing
US many brave man, but the affair is not
over
Brig. Gen Saunders, Of Ala, was killed,
and Gen. Lunar, ofFla., MORALLY wounded.
Grns. Burton. Finnegan and Anderson, Of
Ala, are wounded.
Grants plans ON the Danville road are
now revealed, end all the energy and gal
lantry of the armies under Lee and Beaure-
gard will not be too much to beat back this
bold movement in the south of Petersburg
According to the Petersburg papers the
Petersburg and Lvnchburg Railroad is con
sidered in danger.
4 dispatch from Mobile. Of the 21st, says
the operator at jackson, Miss, tclcgr phi:
that a gpat riot had broken out IN New Or
leans, in which over 400 citizens had beer
killed, caused by Candy attempting to en-
force the draft The negro troops were call
ed ont 10 suppress it, Tut at the latest &C
counts it was still raging.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
BALTIM RE, Aug. rs 1890 6. IN

DALIiM RE, Aug % I..oU s. IN.
The american has received 10 night the
following rpec'ai dispaich
HARP.Rss FERRy-Reconnoissa was
mado this forenoon by large force Of cav
airy under Command VI Gen. Torbet, which
resulted ia ootsin'ng very important in.
formation with respect 60 the enemy =
NOV ments.
Ffoh tie information received, it appears
that considerable portion Of tue enemy q
30 ces broke Camp st Cnarlestown th,s
r.t mtg Ct Gssiisnr: AMI marched IN the
direction VI Lsrto@n. Ou cavalry struck
'hclr line u! skiIalishe,s about mile De-.
yolG i<esrneJ vile, sui after brliisns
charge sGccseied II. capturing auile num-
Der 81 pr'ap"e.s. During rho sliirm,sii xe
lost ieT tlied aud wounded, Gil OF whom
We brought If tia fed.
1t tue tina 1T writing this dispatch,
heavy hfing : going ON the direction OF
Sheprs' istDwn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
Fokr MONACO, Aug. "a

A telegraph cable Of English cake ar
rived here to day. Ii is u be laid acIos-
tue hesapcske By from For, Monroe &c
Cherry stone. Tee old cable has been use
IS toT several wet ks.
The mail steamer John Brooks, from
CITY Point, arrived at 4 p. m. All s quiet
rot even the a.u. fiiins ~ the shasp,aoot-
crs. Tho enemy nave evidently gwen up
their .ttempt to retake the posltl on 81
strongly held by our lett wing, which is
represented - perfectly secure and easily
held by cur forces.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
WAsH,hGroN, Aug. Is.


Col. Sildon who IA uissiny alter TING &C
tion III Friday, IS safe, ba was taken tr's.
sper, and VITA Others WAS conveyed to Pc
se.ebcrg bat dus:rg The eyc'tenens o!
load,1g i.u into .be cars rs u.nag"d -
e'uao the vigilance Of .tc guard, and .sr
into some busLes, whcre ~ lay coDcea lou
tn chance gave Ein sp opportunity 20 get
eway. enn &c came into our lines MoBovy
uninj.red.
LArLe--Ger. Warren adv aDcoG his line
tnlr a'org tho rallrosi low ards Peters.
burg yesterday. The rebel p.cAets fs.llng
lack besrc - sairn.steTs.
III" LIST .Dsvlsion OF the 2nd army corps
we're engaged slt day yesterday III tearing
~ ths ra'Irosi as lar az kesns Station aAc
beyond distance at stsee milss-thst rof
tim snt a corps sdssnced esgr sss eoln-
pictciy destroyed.
All quiet 'hls morning with the axcep.
aiUu oi the ususi licket fling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

The Ccmmarc.al'. sp.c.a, sa;': lite
Executive Committee Of TIE National
ConuIttee are IN sessi.n ~ that Guy. ms
ssme correspondent -sy- be las the best
reason br denying publ shea reports tnst
the Adninistratob cLser'a"s Nh ides ~
appointing pace c"tnnlssion.rs to II che
mo0d, aud rendering On arm's'lce. lie
also says while the Weldon Railroad is
totally lost to tho rebel, another move
msht 10 ON loot which will causo then,
quito "a much trouble.
Tue Posts Washington special says it is
al quiet along the Potomac, and reports
cf tue R.hela crns.'r~ are humbuvs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
Waxron's Corps On the
Move.
News by the way OF
Richmond.
From Cairo and Below.
NV YoRx, Aug. %.


Muller, the English Railroad marterer
WAS arrested 90 the snip V.cturis last
blight, aud tits morning brought TO the
police headquarters. Ia Ills trunk tn
watch ami Lst Of the murdered nsa vera
cuod. Ue stuatiy protests bis Innocence.
lie ~ss ID entitled by the Jewel.f .rd the
Lonson -, mac.
1,.i.r ssLpr stronger :tsn ye.tesdaJ
Tnere 10 a sttors interest IL the gold iCoI',
and price tepoe up~sid. Sales this morn.
Dg are rot Isree. The fluctuations have
been from c2 81 IL 10 81 50 l z.
The Couful rc,Al's Washington special
ssy.: intelligence FROM Gen. WArTen's
cu,rs recrosents tho cavairv arc RAPID =
dastroyus 'he rails aud bridges oetwee"
p i,t.put, nd Weldon. Grn. Warren l.
20 strongly .ntrencted that es-a'. he
olsodgsn, ana a,sklng hsmons'. A.,on.
On INT Petersburg 4 l.s acnturg Railroad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

BosroS Aug 26-Some prominent abo-
litionis,s including Elisha Wright and S g.
Howe, have written to zen. fremo It, speak
Of the dissatisfaction i'll the Republican
ranks and advising them that the Baltimore
and Cleveland nominees both withdrew their
names as Pre- -idential Candidates and new
Convention called to select new candidates.
Fremont replies ct length, remarking that
though he does not feel at liberty to with
draw his name without fisrt consulting the
party who nominated him, but suggests that
direct effort be male to obtain an iinmedi-
ate understanding between the supporters
of both nominees in order that they may
convalesce and unite upon such conven-
ton. In this letter Fremont says much has
said about Peace for us. Peace signifies
the integral establishment Of the Union with.
out Slavery, because Slavery is the source
Of all our political disscnsions, and because
the institution itself is condemned by the
enlightened and civilized spirit Of the age.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
baltimore. Aug, Is,

The american hes Richmond papers OF
che 10 They claim to have cap
tured 200 prisoners in tho assault.
They made 40 attack on our forcos on the
Weldon Railroad on Friday, but seem to
dcpore the loss Of the railroad very much.
The only items OF news from Mob 10 are
the Following under date Of the 18Th
faice OF the enemy from Pensscols
estimated Al 2 900 crossed the Perdiro nv
or yesterday, aavahcing toward Mobll.
Boy.
A heavy Yankee force is in North Misss-
sippi, wnose destination is supposed to be
Mobile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
NIw YoRK, Aug. Is

The Post's Washington special says I'd.
Ferry, states that there was little skir-
mish going on 1t tho front On Wednesday,
but without any important results. The
rebels we're evidently trying to get across
the Potomac again, but our cavalry kept
too close an eye on them. Our troops have
most thoroughly destroyed OF tho Weldon
Railroad. Ii 10 not proposed however. to
evacuate the line OF that Railroad. Our
forces will remain there Tor the present. A
large number Of cit,zsns Of Lou Ion county
have been brought 10, charged with being
Ruetfillse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
WASHINGTON. Aug. Is.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
Negro soldiers are to b. paid the same
wsges, bounty and clothing allowances q
The white, In accordance With the last de.
cist0u VI the Attorney General.
There Is no ground for the Tumor asaidu.
cusiy reported from here that the Presi
dent proposes to send peace commissioner
TO the rebels. The rumor that On armistice
bee been Or 10 to be proposed 10 equally
without foundation.
Supt. Whiting has communicated to the
1ndisn bureau some interesting facts 10 re-.
atios to the Utah lodiaus, nun berlne about
x,OOO souls. These Indians have q treaty
eth the United States, and nov give =.
urances Of their friendship for the Whites.
This 10 % important fact considering they
're great wsrr,ors, end occupy the Ginning
lortions Of Colorado Their represents.
sves lett Washington iavorsoly Impressed
eth the kind treatment With which thew
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
State Of IOWA.
ADJrTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Davenport. Aug IS. ls6i.

ADJrTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Davenport. Aug rs, lS64. I
Geaerai Ofei.rs ,o 81
/, Recruiting officers who have enlisted men
will report at ono, in person, with recruits enlist
cd Cor the two new Infantry regiments ii Camp
Mcclellan. Davenport. Iowa.
All such recruits shalt be here y, the st pror
as the companies are to be organized and mus
tered psios to the 9TH rroy.
No further applications need be made to this
Depal tment for commissions to recrui, for these
regiments.
H. 4 i hereby announced that ell inquire
about the draft exemptions. &c, shalt be e.i-
dressed to Provost Marshas Of The respective
District and Lot To this Office, as everything
pertaining 10 the u. s. enrolment and the draft
belongs TO and has been entirely under the charge
of the Provost Marshal's Department, and this
office cannot. therefore, answer auihori.atively
such inquiries.
Ill., II is hereby announced that all Inquiries
relating to alleged errors in State enrolment
shall be addressed TO assessors in proper town.
ships, or to Board Of Supervisors acting a
Board of Review in the respective counties, whose
duty i, is under the law of the las. General As
scnby TO make returns of persons suhiec: to
military duty to this Office. This Department is
not responsible for any errors in enrolment Of
State Militia. and IS obliged 10 aiept correct
the returns made in accordance with law. APP
phcatious for exemptions, however. will be con
sidercd as provided in Par V, Gen. Orders No. 20
current series,
BIZ order Of the Commander in Chief
n L KAkkR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
tARRleBUR0. Aug,


The called session Vi tue Pennsy lvanis
Legislature adjourned this morning to meet
again on tho 18th inst. Ia tho house .
resolution wss offered, calling on President
Lincoln to remove Secretary Stanton from
tte war department for insfiicency. This
resolution Vas referred to the committee
On federal relations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

The three Judges Of the Supreme Court
OF Nevada have resigned, alter being charg-
ed With corruption by the press, aud petit
toned BY nearly 1900 voters to vacate the
bench.
Light rains arc falling in this city and
elsewhere in California, . remarkable CIR
cuustance 1t this season
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND R.R.
For st. Louis, Cairo. Memphis and
New Orleans.


PASSENGERS FOR ST. LOUIS BY TAKING
- tue $50 7. NJ. Express train from Davenport.
w ' MAKE, make direct connection with the trains Of
.ne iiiinois Central X. r. at La Sale. and reach
81 Louis at =. NJ next day.
e.o,, ne ~ o;z9 A. NJ and $50 r. NJ. Express trains
rom Davenport connect direct with III. Cen RR
tns Tor Cairo cnabl ng passengers to make the
through trip in twenty hours.
A,.,o ], F. TRACY.
~ Gen'l Supt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
JACOB LITZEN,

DRACTICAL DYER-PARTlCULARA AT.
i rExrIox paid TO dyeing Cloths, silks, velvet'
Or Garments OF any klnd-to give any color de-
snred. Third street, two doors west OF Iowa
north side. myl5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
Special to the Uom NE cia,.

WA>HINcToN, Aug 25.
The feeling here witn regard to tue late
move Of the Army II the Potomac, and
those in conu mpIation is iul, Of hope and
confidence. Il is certain that the cam
psign against Richmond is not yet ended it
indeed has just comm. nce1. If Lees
disposition Vi bis forces has been based on
such al idea, be uhy fud OUT his error
when it 10 too late.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

Foar Moxaos, Aug. "a
The dag Of truce steamer, Nv York A..
rived last evs ming With 40 pasolea Uoion
rtsoDers IN charge Of MAJ MuIford.
The Richmond Ezaminsr contains the
following dispatches.
OHAaLEsroH, Aug. 20.
Capt Nicholson With greatly inferior
force engaged the euemys csvalry and sr.
|elllery at GAINESVILLE, f .orida on the lOth.
END completely routed them, capturing $50
|DrisOoers, one pieces u artillery ard lOO
Ssolsu negroes. Tho enemy Vas pursued
r. milo ed ooottorod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

No rebels are to be seen on our left front.
IL sne11U 49, - ~ ~ CORPS IN sun
day Is now stated 70 be 5000. They fought
splendidly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

1
s;co1r CorxTY. Iowa, L. $ revenue stamp
| The District Court. 81 Jpccnls.
| Enocn hetchuGl, planned, ". Robert Christie.
/ Incy a. Christie, .iiAa.u ihvsrAitsz, sai4.an
! agG Jenn l.. ,oiwtA, ii4o..as ~. " n1tisusors
a. Z. Futon, y. l.. Prescott, u. IS. Woodward
George Davenport .ud Aargeuictta Lee
| Clare, executors vi Apsoine i.eCis.re, 0ecess-
+, I'd. VIM u. Sa4nJ, Cnas. r. AinAes0. lAe
| board Of Sup.t isOrs u scott Lvunty, Iowa
Scott Coup.y Tor the use Vi the School Fund
WIN. Jsasidsor, r. H. Giasby and a. l.. 0ixs.
BY, his vile, Theodore Il. y Gilmore. uc.end.
ants. fM
To each and every Of above defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That ~
i or before the iotn uay Of Uct,,ner ls.4
petition VIII be hied by said pialb,in E,u..;,
hetchum, IN the ONCE oI the Clerk vi the ~.
'fict Court OF Scout county, IN the State OF Iowa
ciaMiis u You the ioAonIng reiiei VIZ TN,
tie titi. oi lot Tour an biucA tErcN u, Of K,,. :
Christic's plat vi part u the cast Lait ~ ~.
souiii-sses quarter vi section nineteen IN t.,,sn
saip seventy eight, range ioui Gust oi the a., y
~, aud more fully vsscribed ~ tvltvws a..
wit beginning Szo iset west from point ~ lie
eastern roun4afy Line VI sad quarter scc;icn
winch SAID point l. ~ feet III from the .n,,,
east corner of SAID Quarter sectlUn, run thence
west from SAID place Vi beginning seyeufy -,u,,.
u4p feet, thence north one nunured ana nav
tlo',) icet, thence east sevcniy-,our t7SJ ieei.
thence south One hundred anu nifty 49,, t.et ~
place 81 beginning; be established and ctnnru,..d
IN piaintili, and that each aud every Oh de,end
ans herein De forever barred from setting up any
claim, or right, title, or right Ut redemption IN
or to said premises.
No personal claim is made against any of above
tie.
And unless you appear thereto and defend ON or
before noon o. the second day of the next term Of
saia district Court. to be begun and hoiden ON the
nrst Monday Ut November, A. ID. 1864. your de-
fault Will be entered and dccraa ennaar.d NJ.
prayed.
dated this 30th day of July 1884.
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG.
JuvsveAw Attorneys for plaintiE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
Special 10 the Tribune.

HAaPFR's FERRY, Aug. 25.-B,isk can
noiiadlng was heard from | | till O'Clock to
day on our eXtronic right.
1t has since been as ertained that our
forces met and engaged the enemy near
hearney>yille r-slllf not known.
At 100 firing on The Night again broke
open, and at this hour-5 o cloch-contin.
ues hrlskly
With this exception. all has been quiet
along our front during the day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

NfANUfaLTUkER AND DEALER IN
Nl Hats, Gaps, G,oyes, furs. &C. otore on
- st. between all ind harrison. aYloonl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
W AsAlNGTttN

NAsHINGTUN, Aug. 20.
Subscriptions to the 80 loan to-day
amount ia 1858, 900, and to the 10 40 loan
SAT-, $50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
Nav HAVEN, Aug. IS.

Nav HAVEN, Aug. IS.
Mr.. j Knight, an eminent ply sic,an and
for many years professor of Yale College,
expired 81 his residence in this city, TINS
evening, sged IS year..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.
The Keystone Club pArsded this evening
vi fsgs and band preparatory to their
departure for Chicago.