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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27

FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVENTH DAY.
Forty-two shells were fred at the city between 6 p
Nj. Sunday evening s7d dawn on Monday There was
q alton Of the fire tie city yesterday, caused, it
is believed, by the Yankees being engaged n repairing
their battery aud mounting gun the.en.
Battery Gregg, since last report, has fred fifty
two shots ct James ard Su!ivans Islands, snd six
teen ct Fort Sumter
The ereny's aset eff tie bsrbor remains without
cbange.-ChaS. Die, cury.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27
TELEGRAPHTC

Entered according to the Act of Congress- In the vs,
1853 by J. S. THRAsHgR In the Clerk Office of the DS
trct Court OF the Confederate States for the Northern
District Of Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27
fRUh1 RI .HIOND

KICEMofD y, Oct. 20 a. 1864.
Official dispatches received War Department. say
we burned the bridge NOISY Crees Eas TenGesaee
the l6tn The enemy evacuated Bulls an on tns 18th
retreatng towards Knoxvle-Vaush hsu pursuing them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27
g5Kzn Up AID COMMITTED.

e. T. THE IAlL IF 3nsoE ;'~unty tgo negross One
- o. n. C phn (at Dick who says be belongs
q - Dr. Jam9e &c zee, formerly CT Wilmington, h. G.
fI- SAYS bi9 Henry and belongs t. DR. Hicks
Of lu, onty n g. The owners Of e1id neg oes are
70 come forward prove properly, psy charges
AMI aNG n Way. they will Dc deal; with as the Law
diIsC
4. AUREILL, Jr Sheriff.
,:c.. h ier4- 2S Il-3-f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27
FROM FLORIDA,
MOBILE, ALA, {

MOBILE, ALA, Oct. 10th, 1864.
On Tuesday last Capt. Amos, commanding a oompsnv
OF the 10Th Confederate Cavalry, engaged near Milton
Fla five hundred Federals for ur hours and drove them
back The Federal loss was from thirty forty the Con.
fedorae loss Was three wounded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27
IRON TIE EhONT
IA Important Wouement F0i1eard still the Wo3d.-
Our 14rmy on the OutSkuts of Chattanooga.
Especial to Montgomery HaHl

DLtE OUNIAlN, Oll.
On Wednesday the army corps commanded by Gers.
Lee AID Caeatham crossed the Coosa at Centre, 10
Cherokee county, and marched rOrthward General
Stewart crossed the owah above Rome Simultaneous
y. Tie columns Lave unied and the advance hos
tered tie town of Lafayette The hanks projected
by heavy force of cavalry, and the enemy rapidly
fsicg back to ChattauooEa.
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TERMS OF ADvERTrSUNc.

square, of 10 lines or less for each and eye,y in
sertion, $3.
Special Notices will be charged "a per square for each
andevery insertion. A'o i"' e"N"
Aobuaries and private publications OF every cbarse
tel' are charged as advertisements
A@No"oVertsement,re rejecting up n private characte
car, under rAfTcIRcuHsrANcxs b admitted
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27
SIEGE MATTRRS.

IT is said that Florence has been fixed upon as the
new Capital OF TIE rev Kindom Of Italy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27

The other day az Gen. Lee was riding along one Of
the streets of Petersburg, he heard big row in 3
house where some soldiers drunk aud engaged in
free fight" DlsmountiDg, the General he'd nt o
the house, but the seeiug him, all made their
cape except hurry Irisbman, whom several of them
had been beating. Pat, seeing escape Impossible put
on bold face and exclaimed: Faith and I'm daght-
ed to see ycu General for these had doubled teams
on me, and but for the coming Of your Rivtranca /
would have got good batting" The General was so
taken back By the mpudence of the fellow that he
y ordered him back to bis quarters instead of to the
onard hnuse
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27
l.N-EE HssEIS EOrIEE.

-szE su=cTihe: having Gnaaa3 at ~ep:e7Her Term, A
i y i3C4 Ct tCa Court Gf Pleas aud Iarter Sessions
- SrE County, as ExecI'or upon the last will
and teg.:G ~ Thomas Murray, deceased Hereby gives
, m All iade0 ed to SAID to come ter
cu5 settle ard all having Claims against the
90 &C ntied pre7eut them within the tine rre crib
- oz 7. che wi.e :hia notice vii be plead in bar of
;hCr Iec17cTg
JOHN ". &URRAY, Fxec1tor
Oct 18th 33G"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-10-27

a VAR1ETY.-Ihe following oil Of fare at crack
hotel in Southwestern Georgia has been furnished to
the Columbus Enquirer:
HOTEL DE AEDERsoE-BGLL OF FARE-Dsnner-
Soup-Corn soup meal soup.
Fsh-Cod fish balls. (without the God fsh)
Eauees-Corn bread, la mode Ormonde;" freas-
ed corn, la 'Proctor;" flied rousb, Ia Winder =
dodgers; boiled mush grits.
Roast and B0ed-Ro4stiDg ears, already shelled and
dred boiled corn roast corn; baked corn; corn cob
corn without weavil; corn WITH weavil
Deserts-Corn custard lin horn j corn starch
pudding frequently
Corn coffee.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20

ExTRAcurNG GRAPE JuICE.-A correspondent
Of the London Chemical Nei0S states that a Ger
man has devised q novel means Of extracting
Juice from grapes. Instead Of pressing them in
the ordinary manner, he places them in drum
at rate Of from 1000 10 1900 revolutions per
minute. 1t Is said the following advantages re-
suit from this plan:-l. The time required for
the operation Is greatly lessened, the whole of the
must from one cwt. OF grapes being obtained in
FIVE minutes. 2. The quantity Of juice is in
creased by five or six per cent. 3. Stalking is
rendered unnecessary and 4, the agitated must
is so mixed with air that fermentation takes place
With great rapidity.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20

kS5S UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
~ Department Of Ars.-The examination Of the
College Glasses the close Of tile gkst Term Win be
held in the following ordtr;-
Monday, l2tnFom 10 IL, Juniors, by Professor Ken
dal tAnalytical Geometry, written. From IL to l,
Henors, by Professor frazer tAstrOnsmy), oral
Tuesday, l3th.-FrOm 10 IL, Seniors, by Professor
Kendall (ntegIEl CAlcuus), ana Sopsomores, by PrOes
COppee (CiarkS Elements Cf the English LanguIge)
written. From II 70 l, Juniors by Professor Frazer
(Aechanics), oral.
"Wednesday, Iith-From 9 to IL Seniors, by Professor
Jackson 0loraces Episles) and Sopnomores, by Pro.
feIsOr Frazer (Hyl Ogy) written, From II to Juniors.
by Provost (lnte leCtual Philosophy, oral
Thursday, l5th From 10 II, Juniors, by Professor
Allen tAnpone Of Sophoces) and Fresh men by Protes
endal Al2ehra written. From II TO senior, By
the Provost moral Philosophy oral
Friday lGth.-From 10 H. SOphomOres, by Professor
Kendall (GeOmCtryl written From II 10 1, Seniors, by
PrOes soT Goppee (Mahans Field FOrtihcatons) oral
hondAy, 18Th From 70 IL, FteRhmen, by Professor
Allen Aenophone eltnical, oral, Prom ii 20 Juniors
by Professor Jack son (CiceTo de Amlcitia), oral,
Tuesday, Nth-trOm to IL. SuphOmores by Professor
Allen trhucyCides Seiliau Expedition, oral. From II
10 l. Freshmen, by Professor Coppee (Webers Universal
History oral,
Wfdnosday, 2lst-vrom to II, s1phomoros by PrOos-
sor Jackson tTacItuH's Hs,Ory) oral
ThursdHy, 27d-From TO II, Freshmen, by Professor
GEORGE ALLEN
R-l3-H becretary of the Faculty Of Arts,
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N1.9ye MEMORIAL
49, or
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA, JUNE, 1894.
BY CHARLEs J. sTILLE.

UEITED STATES SANITARY CoMnssIOS,
PmLADELraA AGESCI, Nc. 1901 CHEsSur SrERRr, Z
December 70, 1874. \
To fAe NsmJsrs orhS Various COmmtned Of he GreI!
The SANITARY COMMISSION begs 10 announce that
the "HISTORi Or THE FAIR" prepared by Mr..
sTlLLE at the request OF the Executive Committee Is
ready for delivery. 1t forms very elegant quarO
volume OF more than two hundred pages printed Ou the
hu0st paper gt the "CaXtOn Press Of Mcssrs sherman
Co.. and is Illustrated with photographs Of of the
interesting objects fthe Exhibition. II contains
Of The OF kin and progress Of the Fnlr dUscrp
ton Of tie different Departments statement OF the
financial result full s 0f all the Committees, etc etc,
this work 20 designed primarily for the members Of
the various Committees, ana limited edtion only has
been prii ita1. has been thought best TO plaos It In
charge Of MI JAMES H. SIN ON, epeoal agent for its
delivery.
Ehose who desire copies viii please call on or address
IA al No 50 3. SIXTH street, second story
Ef simon VIII call on those who may not be abe 10
oOiuIu unloate with him.
n B.-Wll be ready for delivery on WEDNESDAY,
y 81 inst. 1911
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
Il city and County Of Philadelphia, .....--

JOHN j. HALLOWEl.L vs., JOSEPH Is, EVANS
Alias Nendton ENpOnas, September, 1854 No. ji7.
Tie audi or appointed by Court report the dstri-
button OF fund produced by Sherifs sale, under tho
above writ Of all that rtan three story brick messuage
or tenement back budirgs and lot piece ground
situate the cast side Of Eleventh street a. the distance
three hundred and four feet sOutward from the south
side GiraTd in the Twentieth ward Of the city Of
Philadelphia containing In front breadth on the said
Eleventh seventeen feet ncudng the north side
thereof the southernmOst half part Of alley three feet
In width by the whole deph or the thereby granted l0
and extending In length depth eastward Of that width
seventy ieei ten and one half inches 10 four feet
wide alley lea ing nOrhwaId and commune atlng with
the said three wide alley subject % tho yearly ground
rert OF $50 will attend 10 the dntes Of his appointment
WEDNESDAY the zsth day OF December, A. ID. 1884 at
81 O'Clock N az his sfice, No. lf2 =. EIGHTH street,
Philadelphia when aud where all parties interested must
present their claims they will be debarred fr0m coming
l9-is.iOt join B. CoLAHAE, .Auditor
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20

JOHN II. STOKES,
d No. 702 ARCH STREET.
REDUCTION IN PRICES of DRY GOODS,
A Splendid Variety for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Consisting OF Sit n Goods.
French herinOts and Poplns,
Lupin's Single and d uble Width Black DelStneN
Lupin's Blight VOL Plads
Lupin's Fine Quality French Merinoes, ~
Heavy Ribbed Wool Popllns, 81 So
Gay and Plain style Cotton and Wool D8N
1900 va DIS Caicoes, from 81 to 60c.
Plaid Shaws-tjay and Desirable.
Plain Shaw s--for Service.
Child ems ShRwls- Long ard Square.
Ladies', Gents, and Chdrens Gloves,
Ladies and Gems Linen Cambria HdkN.
Ladies Hem S ttched Hdkfs,
Gents SILK IIdkfs.
BRimcral Sklrts-LarRe Assortment.
Splendid COunterpAncs, from Auction,
Flannels-Whe and Cole red.
Russia Crash and Diaper.
llc0 yards American Crash, AZ l2hc.
If Ladies will examine this stock they Will find good
goods the very lowest prices No trouble to show them
JOHN II. STOKES,
l2.9lm No. T09 ARCH Street.
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~ WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR GEN

h43J@ WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR GENE
- raj, required BY the llh section Of the Act en-
titled An Act enabling the Banks Of this Commonwealth
become Associations for the purpose Of Banking undo
the Laws Of the United states passed the 22d day O
August A. ID. 1864, has certified to that the 90 nmer
cia Bank OF PennsyysnR, Of the city Of Philadelphia,
has furnished satisfactory evidence to him that all the
requT enents OF said Act been compiled with by the
said Bank and that It has become Association for the
purpose Of barking under the laws Of the United States
do therefore this notice thereof to be published
in accordance with the provisions OF the said lh ion
OF the said Act and do declare that the charter OF said
Bank by the terms OF said act is deemed taken
hereupon surrendered aubect to the provisions Of thes
section Of said Act,
A. G.. CURTIN,
Governor Of Pennsylvania
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, HARRISBURG 29th November
1864. ll-3OJw
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER

Notice hereby given OF the readiness Of this Depart
ment 70 redeem presentation, by payment In lawful
money by conversion into bonds As authorized By law,
the Three Years Treasury SOt0t bearing interest At The
rate Of and three TENNIS per oenum Issued undar
Act OF July H. 1851 Interest will an such Trsa-
saPy uotes presentsd amer three monha FROM this
date At whish time HRaSr he law the right Of CONVEX
sion seasog W. p. FKSsRHDEN,
U-la.l0 beetttaII VI w ITpAsuy,
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COUSTY'S TEA WAREHOUSE. - ESTA-
~ blshed In l8OO.-lmporter and Dealer in
Fine Teas Wines and Liquors.
Choice Havana Cigars,
Cross Blackwels Pickles and Sauces
English and Scotch Ale and Porter,
Canned Meats, Fruits. Soup, sc
Al No lis 8. SECOND street.
I2s-ly JOSHUA IA. COUSTY.
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DURE CALIFORNIA WINESl
nTrnE car TEnnATTA pUTAT q
CRITTENDBN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

No. 6S7 CHRSbUr Street, corner Of SEVENTH
Established l84t. incorporated 1855.
Young Men prepared for the Counting House and Busi
Life
Thorough ard practical instruction in
BOOK KEEPING,
in all its branches pracIed by the best accountants
ana business men.
PENAAESHIP,
Plain and Ornamental Is taught by OF tho mo0t
peter q penIneu.
Conn or iIi Z calculations, Commercial Law, Detects
Counterfeit Notes, &C.
TELEGRAPHNG
by Sound and on Paper, taught by lOng-experienoQ
Operator
students inSaucsed separately, and reesiyed at an
time. EVENING Sessions after September Is
Catalogues contaif ing the OF al students term
ii-iTthSruti s. H. CRIrrEEDEH A co.
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n1Jye WHEREAS, THE AUDITOR.GENE-
k raj as required by the llth section Of the
titled IAN Act Enabling the Banks of this Commonwealth
become Associations for the Purpose OF Banking under
the laws OF the United States passed the 22d day Of
August, A. ID. 1864, has Ger hed TO me that thu
"CITY BANK or PHILADELPHIA"
hAB furnished satisfactory evidence to him that all the
requirements Of said act have been compiled with by the
said Bank that II has become Association for tho
purpose Of Banking, under the laws Of tho United
States,
do therefore this notice thereof TO be published
In accordance with the provisions of the said lth section
the SAID and do declare that the Charter Of SAID
bank the terms of said Act deemed and taken n be
hereupon uenderod subject 70 the provisions OF the rs
seCtion Of said act.
A. @. CURTIN,
Governor Of fPennAylvania.
EXECUTIVE CHAHBER,
HARRGsInTC,
2gth November 1854. ll-3l3w
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VIIIE MOST USEFUL,
i THE BEST AND TUE CHEAPEST
HOLIDAY PREAEkTS,
AT BAMBERGER nRDTHERg'

VIIE MOST USEFUL,
i TIE BEST AND TUE CHEAPEST
HOLIDAY PREAENTS,
AT BAhBERGER BROTHERs'.
Read the List Of Articles
LINEN HDkFS-A very large assortment OF plain
hemsitchod, and embroidered Hdkfs. Very cheap.
LACE COLLARS-Cambric Collars aud Sotts. Very
cheap
FANCY BACK COMBs.-A very large assortment Of
the most beautiful styles OF fancy back half the regular
retail prices.
GL0yEs-GLovEs.--A very large assortment OF six,
feecy Lined, Cloth Gloves and all other kinds OF Gloves
Very low
BAIblORAL SKIRTS.
The largest assortment Of BanOra BkrH In the City.
From 500 10 $500 apiece, Very cheap.
MEKIHO GOODS
The largest stock or Ladies, Mems, Misses BOYS ana
CildIens Merlno Undershirs and Drawers In tho City.
al very lowest prices
HOSIERY HOSIERY
The best and cheapest Hosle ry In the city.
LADIES', MEMS, AND CHlLDREHS HOSIERY.
Cotton, WoOlen, and Aerno Hosiery. The largest
assortment Of every size, quality and description
BATCliELSl SArCHELSl
very large assortment Of French Morocco Batehels.
LACE Wells! LACE vETLsl
very large assortment Of black Lace Yetsi at All
prices, very cheap,
LADIES' aud Gents silk and wooden BeArfS.
Hair Brushes, Combs, SILK Hdkfs.
C0rseS, Linen BosOms and large assortment Of Fancy
Goods much lower than ~ other store Ia the city az
BAABBRGEk BROS, No. 100 n, EIGHTH street,
2-ib5t Thlrd store above Arch.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-20

LOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING MACE
v merry, ut J, CLENDENNlEG5, Frankford Dat i
Factory
Four Power Looms 70iuches wide, binge box, madd'
jerks; eight looms, C3 inckus wide do.
ThE ABOVE LIONS ARE ADAPTED FOR MAX,
DOUBLE WIDTH FLANNELS \ !
Six double box looms 40 H. ohes Wide GtreRdss SHUT
One OF DanfOrth's dOUbng aud twisting machines,
one OF Jenks A sons spoolng frames i2-Ai-S
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>-oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIC

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO q
~ owners OF premises hereinafter described, that
or scirs fdcidS upon the 70 lowing Claims for IA
against said prems WIN be issued attsr three M
from this date. unless said aims are paid,
LEWIS c. CASSIDY, Attorney for Clalmanl
City TO use off Buckley ys. Andrew hcSeoly, on
&c e. r June Term, 1861; No. 2 Lot aud frame 4
ON northeast side OF Abigail street, ~ feet southea
Amber street, NiHs,eohth Ward, containing lo feef
and 30 feet deep to Amber street. Claim slO'bforI
Same ys. same c. p June Term, 1854; No. 3.
and three story brick dwelling on southwest side OF
gail street, and northwest side of Emma street, q
front 20 feet deep. Claim Si3 ~ for tylng.
Same VS. same c. June Term, 1854; No. 4. Lo
three. story brick dwelling ON southeast side 9t a
street and southwest side OF Abigail street, ~ feet
20 feet eeep. Claim $500, for paving
Same VS.. John T. Jones, owner, sc. Q, T. septe'
Term, 1858; No SO. Lot Of ground and brick Oui
situate on northwestcrly corner ~ Girard avenue
Morton street. Eighteenth ward, Is feet on Grard aV
81 feet deep. Claim 800. .lG, for paving. q,
Same VS., same. II, September Term, 1861
Lot and cellar walls northwest side Of Girard av'
beginning at l0l feet southwest from Norris 81
Eighteenth Ward thence northwest parallel with NJ
street 60 feet inches 10 point, thence cast ~ foe
inches to point, thence northeast 40 feet ~ inch
Norris street thence southeast along Norris street 6
10 Girard avenue. thence sOuthwestorly along Glrar
l0l rect TO place Of beginning. Claim s52l.
paving. lO-2z-n
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nIERK,a OFFICE. COMMON COUN

0IERKB OFFICE, COMMON UOUNI
~ PHILADELPHIA, December 2 rs
In pursuance Of the annexed resolution, the folio
bill, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
GRE EATING A LOAN TO PAY OEK rAIS DEFICi
CHS IN TIE EAR 1864, AND PREVIOUS YEAR
IL hereby published In accordance with the act Of A
by, for public Information.
Clerk Of Common COun
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AN ORDINANCE

DEFICIENCIES Of THE YEAR 1864,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Section /. The select and Common Councils OF the
Of Philadelphia do urdain--
That the Mayor OF Philadelphia be and he Is hereby
horize0 10 borrow the credit Of the city, from uI
time, such sums Of money as ray be necessary Il 4
pay ment Of such dthciencca ps now eNts Or which
exist on the first day January, 1865, Ia the appro
tons 10 he several departments Of the city goyernul
Tor the year eighteen hundred and sky four, or tor
ViOus years not e. ceedinl In the whole the sum OF
millions fye hundred thousand dollars, for which
rest not TO ed the Of six per centum per anII
shall be paid halfyearly, on the drst days Of Jan,
and July, at the oflco OF the City Treasurer.
The principal OF said loan shan be payable and
al tie expiration OF thirty years from the date of
same, and not before without the consent of the hO
thereof and the certificates therefor In the usual tori
amounts as the lenders may require but not for any
uOnal part Of one hundred dollars, or, II requrel
amounts OF Eve huudrCd or one thousand dollars; a
shall be expressed In said certificates that the said
therein mentioned and the interest thereof, are pa
free from all taxes. 4
seCtiou 2 Wherever any loan shall be made by v,
thereof tn6re snail be by force of this ordnance anna
appropriated OF the Income Of the corporate est
ar from the raised BY taxation, sum sutlicieI
pay the Interest on said ceTncktes and the further
OF tLIce-ttnths Of one per centum on the
prated quarterly out of said income and taxes TO 5
ing iund, v hich und, ara It's acCumulations are he
especially pledged for the redemption and payment 4
certificates, -
To publish Loan BIZ 10 pay Deficiencies.
Resolved, That the oTk be authorized TO publish In
daily newspapers OF this city, daily for four weeks
ordr ance presented 70 Common Council on Thurs
IAN Ordinance Gre ating Loan to pay Certain DehcleI
OF The year 1864, aud previous years.
And the said Clerk, AZ the stated meeting OF Coun
after the expiration Of four WeeFs from the hrs day OF
publication, shall present to this Council one Of eaS
said newspapers for every day In which the same
have been made. E'2-l
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QRIDEsBURG MACHINE WORKS,
~ OFFICE,
No Ga n FRONT aTREET

PIuLAG GELPHIA.
We are prepared to al orders any exsnt for wen
known
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND wooLEH MILLS,
Including all recent improvements in Ca ding, spnning,
and Weaving.
We invite the attention OF manufacturers to our sxten
Ilve works.
Ill ALFRED JENKB & SON
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!, To SHIP CAPTAINS AND owkE

LII TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNEl
ssis-s-Ths ubdeBgned having leased the kEhSn
ION SCREW DOCK, bess 10 iuiorm his friends and
patrons OF the Dock, that he s prepared with ineres
facilities TO accOmmodae those having vessels 90 b. raj
or repaired, aud being practical ship carpentH
caulker, viii give personal attention 20 The YssselA
trusted 90 him for repairs. .
Captains or AgeG ts ship Carpenters and hGchihl
havifR z vessels 10 repair, are solicited 90 call.
Having the agency for the sale Of "Wetteraedts Pat
Metaue CompSston," Cooper Paint for the preseT.
lion of yesf els bottoms foI this city am pi epATed 70
nish the same GA favorable termt, ~
JOHN H. HAMMITT, u
kensingtnn screw D0eAs
an DELAWARE Avenue, above AUgEL sues
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I- TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ Farmount Passenger Railway Company (Raoe
ard Vine strCcts)
Inc Hoods for the transfer of stock win bo omen
Monday. December ~, at 30. J.s WALNUT s rect Room
No. q. ! bird floor. ~ l7-Gt
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R~,Jya oEFICE OF THE CRY BOUNTY
- Fund Comml, sign, Common wealth Buildlng,
No. Gil CHEBEUr Street
pIutAuRtruA. Dccomher H. 1894
All persons having clams against this Comm ssun are
notified 10 present thCm Tbcorc BATuRDAN, Ucceu-
Der q, 1864. X. =, KING,
tl-l9.6t President
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-08

1sxsdz ss%6sr 6.-5sportl ssaes,sd
Memphis la6t Snnday that The qunboats
Hastings hawkes.. wcrc captured below
Clarendon on White river and that CAPT
Rogers a. the latter was killed. Il is&aleo
reported that another gunboat name aot
given. wss SUM It st. ChasIss, and that
Duvil's Bluff Was Threatened By a consid-
ef6blc force u tobele
These reports asc confirmed through re-
liable forces from Helena.
The Cavalry force under General Mower,
left Memphis few days since for White
river.
The Infantry force is understood to be
embarking for Duoyill's Bluff
The Little Rock Democrat contains par
ticulars Of . recent raid at Duvalrs bfuff
and Little Rock ailroad, large quantities
Of government hay burned, other properly
destroyed, some damage to the railroad.
A fight recently occurred at Redwt Cd,
II miles from Biton Rouge, in which ID
Of the I'd La. cavalry were killed
Gen. A. J. Smiths staff arrived here yes
tcrday.
Fnr MONROE, Sept G-The supply
steamer Bermuda arrived this morning from
Pensacola, 30th ult
The second day after the surrender Of
For. Morgan torpedo accidentally cxplo
led on the beach, killing five and woundint
four men of the Seminole; also killing two
Of Gen. Changers men and wounding one
| Of the Mctacomct crew and the pilot Of tn
| Hartford.
The rebel Admiral Buchanan is dom,
well, and will not lose his leg.