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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
LATEST NEWS.
LETTER FROX THE sTu CAVALRY
HRADouARrERs 9TH Iowa CAVALRY, J
Camp Cook, Dacotah Territory, :
MAY l4th, 1858. J

l am under many obligations to you
for publishing my poor letter 10 Mr.
Clark, and now permit me to address you
more directly. 1 have heard much CON
corning the politics Of this regiment, and
now wish to disabuse the public mind o,
much error. To start out, the men com.
posing this comm.nd have very little to
say upon politics, less, probably, than
any other regiment of Iowa volunteers.
The officers are oil "mel Of business, .
and their opinions, in great measure,
guide their men. l do not wish to be
understood ss asserting that the privat.
soldisrs Of this regiment have not minds
Of their own, for . sounder set Of men
never left the State Of Iowa. Our Off
cers understand their dsty, and under
standingly perform it. They possess oil
the qualities Of good soldie,s, ready to
grasp their swords and wade into the
light without hesitation.
Last Friday morning 4 man came
down from James River and reported to
C,l. Wilson that there had been two
whites murdered BY the indians near the
Ferry on that stream. The CoIooel, ever
ready to respond to any calls for assist
ance, immediately detailed squad Of
men undor c,mmsnd Of Lieut.. Gates, Of
COMPANY A, who WAS on their trail in
thirty minutes after the intelligence was
received. Every man in the regiment
WAS auxiou. TO accompany the party. but
only small body Of men was required
for the service, and they had to remain
inactive in camp. We have not yet
heard from I 10 squsd, and do not know
what good ~ may have accomplished.
The Psgtnsster has just paid of all the
regiment except tho teamsters. 1t ap-
pears thst they must be mustered into
the service - private soldiers before they
can receive their pay. The Colone! is
making strenuous exertions TO obtain the
money due these teamsters, and says he
thinks it will be oil right inside Of two
weeks. There are not many opportuni-
ties presented in this section Of country
to get rid of money, so We shall be able
to save something.
The health Of the regiment is exceed
ingly good. CAVALIER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
Fgom Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81.

The Inquirer Of this city publishes q
letter from Suffolk, Va. stating that OH
Tuesday tho llth Rhode Island and l52d
New York were advancing from different
directions, when mistsking each other for
rebels brisk fight began, and continued
until the fatal bunder WAS discovered.
A number Of each regiment are reported
killed y, d wounded.
On Monday two companies Of the N,
Y. mounted rifles we're suddenly attacked
by rebels and badly cut up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DlSPATCHES.
|VALLlNDICUAX SENTENCED TO
BE PLACED BEYeND
TIE LINES.
The CArSlry Force 70 be
IsscreMseA.
CAOTURI OF JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
RI COXHlRMED.
Bloody Encounter Between .
Rhode Island aud . New
York Regiment By
Mistake.
Ere. New Ysrk.
Nxw Yoxx, May q.


-" so~es
(Spsoisl to Herald
II is understood that Benz. +. Butler
has been summoned to Washington.
Gen. Meaghers resignation has been
accepted and he bsdc farewell to his troops
yesterday.
The Tunes dispatch states that tho
President has approved the findings IN
Vallandgham case, and has ordered HIM
sent beyond our lines. II is understood
that Burnside has slroadv executed the
Presidents order.
1t ia aulhoritstively stated that tho
Government will not accept Of any for
eign loans, except on same terms ~ open
to our own citizens.
Arrangements are being perfected to
increase our cavalry and II Is asserted
hat within six months we will have ono
hundred thousand additional troops Of
this arm in service.
The War Department has temporari
ly suspended the power. OF Medical In
spectors TO discharge soldiers tor disab'ii :
y.
$50 rebel sympathizers have been
placed on list. Upon their first avert
&C. they will DO sent from Washington 70
the rebel lines.
Gov. Spragus and Sec'y Chase have
gono on . visit to the army.
A letter from off Mobile, May 7'h
states that the British rebel steamer Eu
gene was captured tho night previous by
tho gunboats Cuyler and ksnahaw. 1t
j. reported that . rebel General was
among her passengers from Havana.
A Key West letter mentions that there
we're 40 captured crafts now in that port.
A Norfolk letter TO = morning paper
states that regiment Of rebels creased
the Rappahannock on SATURDAY. night,
Is miles below Falmouth, to protect the
passage of medical and other supplies
from Baltimore for rebel use. They &C
ccmplishcd their purpose without i"ter
ruption, and captured prisoners from a
scouting party.
A Washington special states that Gen
lIalleck does not expect 10 hear IRON
Grant until Friday.
Senator Wilson has returned from Fal
mouth, and expresses his surprise at the
high spirits and fighting condition Of the
army.
Hooker has directed two correspon-
.lents 10 rctract their denuncistion o'
Carl Schurz and the l tn Corps.
A Carsville letter Of the 10th states
that dcscrter reports the ensmy's force
on Blackwa'er at 10000.
Picket firing continues.
The rebels are removing rails from
their end OF the railroad.
The rebels indulge in firing into am
buIance trains and solitary travellers bs
tween the camps.
The Suffolk expedition has accom-
plished ts mission and will soon return.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

The NAnoHAL CAPrroL.-Therc are
about six hundred hands employed upon
the Capitol buildiug at Washington. On
account Of the unu.usl wet weather, the
work on tho dome has been so delayed
that the statue Of Liberty will not be
raised on the 4th Of July, as contempla-
ted. The beautiful porticoes Of the wings
are rapidly progressicg. and will be I'm
ished this year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

Gea. Stoneman, whom . lieutenant in
California, some years since, on being
challenged to do 80 BY lady friend, -
csnded the front steps OF her resi- lence on
horseback, rode into her parlor. turned
round and came ont, ~ he said he could,
" without eve. soiling the ca'pet."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

PERsoNAL.-Wc observed in town
Yesterday our friend the Hon. J. J. Lindlsy.
Who he's taken up his abode in the city Of Chi
eago He 10 10 the Law business With our fern.
Or fslIsv citizen A. W. Church. Eco. sod sssms
IKE man who erj,ys good health and pros
psrity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

FrRg.-This afternoon the roof Of the
blss brick building. corner Of Second and
Rock leland streets. took fire. bat the Asnes
we're ex,ingsisbsd before any great damage
vss sastsiosd. The principal excitement vss
created By some desss tenants Who occupy The
hosss. 10 their fright. the vsy they threw
cut the furn,tuse vss Q caution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

Ice CRRAM SeAsoN.-Bremer 4 Co.
desire to have II known that they are ready ts
sss the people at their Ies cream and sosfse.
tionsry sstsblishmsst. which 10 most psps-
lar isstitutieu. See sadvsrtissosst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
From Washtngeon.
WAssIyoToE,M May

WAsHIN0TOE. May u.
The Government has received official
advice. from Gen. Grant, from Jackson,
18th, via Memphis, goth, Of The capture
Of Jackson. after fight Of 8 hours, Joe
Johnston commanded. The enemy re-
treated north. evidently to join the V'cks.
burg forces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

TIE Sd, l4th and 2sth N. Y. two
years regiments arrived At Albany, on
Friday. from the army, and were proper
" and honorably welcomed. The 18th
New York has also returned, ito term Of
service having expired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

TIE DaveDpors Branch hiss the largest
smoust Of d.posits. being $S74.Os7 ~. upeo
which the Burlington Brsneh. shish until
recently hes carried the psio In this respect.
follows With 1855 .cyS 80. Our Branch hss
ahs !sast circulation. being. SIS 500; Bsrling-
ton The lsrgsss. being t24.s+2. Each brsneh
seems 70 be hourishing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

VERY WAsn.-At two o'clock this
sitssseon the thsroonsser Indicated 80 Do.
gssss 10 the shade. which nskss the bottsst
Day si the season % far. A little rain v. .uld
BE- very acceptable to oil concerned. and help
sleeg the fruit snd crops smssiaely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

NATIONAL BAHK II Bosr.H.-Ssc'v.
Chase has assurances from Boston that .
bank with two millions capital. upon bis
plan, will be organized in that city; also
other similar hanks. Of large capital.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

POPULAR GxocExy SroRE.-The atten-
tisn Of tn. public 10 directed to the advertise
asns Of the popular grocery establishment Of
Joshus Barr.iu another eolsmo. THE house hss
bses fixture in our city for the past sin ysars
aLd has been 90 conducted - to build up N
excellent reputation in bosk city and country.
Let il continue to receive full share Of pat
ronags.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
ANoranR SIDE TO THAT SroRY.-Mr

ANorRRR SIDE TO THAT SroRY.-Mr.
Themss Neil. vko figured 90 eosspisnossly 10
The st,mony givss BY ssidsr. 10 the csls.
brstsd alleged slopessns case. which was
heard BY Justics Pstsrs. les. Monday. has
turned up. and vishss TO make fiat dsntsf Of
ell that vss said concerning him 10 Courts
least all that vss said sgainst his character
and ssssdiog % an honest msn. end gentle.
man. He sdmits that he did call at Hr Sci
dsr's house upon hjs arrival At the city. mere.
u TO make friendly call upon Mrs S. who's
he lad known ssvsral sytars ago. He called
but once. - stated. but with DO ds'irs TO ap-
propriats the wife Of another man or . wife
st all He he'd been married once 10 Mem
phis. but bic wife died while hs vss away 10
Eeelsnd. and did net slops With another msn
- stated
But thst pertios sf the tsstioeny which 10.
.iastss that bs sIepsl 9th Ars Ssidsr ssd
carried awsy ssidsr's nosey. be wishes 10 Dc.
ny more particularly. The sss,in eny BY 10.
ference would lead the public 70 insgios the,
while Ssidss west ost for milk, on sundsy
evening. nrs. 8. ssatehsd The nessy ssd os.
Neil. b sppein.sess. and shss left The city to.
esthsr. The fsets. however. are these Os .bs
Saturday attsesoss before Ass. 9. sksdaddlsd
Nj. Neil net the iaoily Of Ne. AeD<rne.s In
,svn. and st their solisitstisn. got is.e shsis
wagon. ssd rode ont 70 their farm on the wap.
Gle. They bad bees old friends here snd b
vest out to havs visit. He stayed q No.
Dsrnet,'s hesss over Sunday .ssd ustil We'd
sssdsy morning. ssd upon returning - D.v.
sspsr, % wsdsssdsy. fret asssrtsiesd the,
10 had bsss 6susieg 10 Cesrt. He vss great
, surprised ssd. Of sosrss. fought rspsrssiss
10 doing % be get isto . osas 9th 6sids,
ssd got Used 80. which be paid. He Intend,
pscsssstisg Ns. 8. f"r dsiaoasiss Of shsrssssr
bst this time b vill DO Il 10 . legal sasssr
NJ. g. sssos - b 10 . bs1 boz. d oil
tsssbls hio 70 make good BE ststsossts. ",
svais ~ ~ ~ q ~ dssoA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
THE CIT Y.

To THE PUBLIc.-Notioe 10 hereby
given ts oil Il may esnssrn. that THE efics
viii not hereafter consider itself responsible
Tor the bills Of ssy person vhs.sssvsr. -.
lsss the same BE- delivered - - srdsr bsars
ing the siguaturs Of D. n RICHARDSON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

Hor keep COOL by calling at Aatthes'
Ios cream salssn asd eat . plate Of rish.
cool Ice essaa. cskss. De. See advertise usst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

A. MAGEBSECk,
GlsAegsa0hes, Engsoves aaa tstates.
CoRHgR OF MAIN AND SECOND srS.
pAvEuPoa1. IOWA.
G2vHRY DRBCalPflOM o. LIrH00RAPHIC
u vosh osssute1 10 he nsot ap9seved style V
NM = mlaae1nmtnAoooouooh1o n - ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

Nxw STYLgs.- Farrand has just 70.
esivsd smother large lot Of spriog styles si
hats snd esps for every body.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

KsAuss 10 still filling orders for the
best sussom clothing In the city. He hss slss
soos Of the best ready made goods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

FoR MEDICINAL PUxPosEs.-Pure Rye
Whistsy, from Eesneny. Beaver county. PA.
pure Port Wias. - the Crest Cheap Grocery
(Havksys). next door below the post Office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

The Apple'o on { Northern Wisconsin
Oteseent says thst the ffu't and berry
D, ,ospccts in that section were never bet
ter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
III EN.

in this city, IN Wsd .ssdsv. Nay seth, 1868,
JOuh MULLER, agsd 70 ysan.
Fsssssl ts-nosssw sfsssnesn st half past one
o'clock. from The sssidsass. on Sixth strssa -.
sVsss Asta ssl Body. ydssds ~ isvitsd -
toeod.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

IT seems to be the general belief that
the rebels have succeeded 10 making 50
vsnnAh almost - imprsgnsble ~ Charles
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

TAKE A CIoAR.-Take it At Qaicken.
stsdts. He keeps the best. also tobacco Of oil
kinds Of the choicest brAads. Patreniss him
See advertisement
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


SAns cas-a VI a. 'S"n So"rs %. Inths District Cour
Austin Oo,biu plaintiff. ". james Nay. !smss
II. smith, William Barnet, Pa ri Graes,
Mary Tuln sity. Jules valis, John 7. H!chDae.
Drausin iWalsin, NJ Rev. Michael u'Connos'
Rev. Edward ,. Gasissd, Jeremish Dvnlsvys
and ID. Whittenoss 4 Son.
To said Defendants
NOU are hereby notified that thsse 70 now on
L Gie ip tho noe Of The OlsYk of the District
Court Of said cossi ,. petition ofA ust'n Corbins
clAinisg rf,ls 10 the PEN SOS Ia SOFT cou0'y.
I.wa, described ~ follows. to.wit: The eass
forty VI ,ha south seventy feet OF lot No. one ID
ia block No. ninstssn (lY,) In the City OF De-
vsnport, snd pssynv that you be ruled 20 shev
% 20 Why Wv should not bring IN sruon TO ~
tho alleged title. and unless you APPEAR thereto
and defend on OF before noon Of the I'd day .fths
nsst term Of ssid Gear, 70 b holden on tho hsst
Monaay Of August, A d.. 1883, default vtll b
sn'cr.d vgsinst ytu, and judgment IsGdsisd
thereon as olsimed with costs
GEORGE 3. y. DOW.
myli-dls Pieistd's Atttruey
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

Summer Goods Of every variety
and 10 great Quantity for sale very loo a
whislsrs Fresh goods opened every day.
Cali oftop,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

SuicIDK.-A yonng lady named Ly-
diA stanton. residing In Rock I.lsad. tsot .
desc Of opium day before ysstsrdsy. and died
las, evening st 8 o'clock. As reason Tor THE
set she stated that che took the opisn TO a.
Iesiats psin in the stomsch-st another tine
che stated che took IL for fun. Her reputation
vas not good ws are told.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

FoR RENT. That foe dwelling
house. 6 reoms. formerly occupied BY j. 5. Alt
man. on Perry st. between 80 and 4,h. 10 for
rent from let Of May. Apply to John Forrest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
RIVER IrEAs.


Thursdsy, Nay 81.
Aaalvsp.
KArs CAsssL, B. W. DAVIS. Nontross.
JAAss MEANS, Pierce, dialogue.
DspAaygp.
Bill HENDERSON. Rho iss. Dubuque.
KArs CAsssi, y. w. Davis, Aontross.
s0Ars LsAviNe rO- MORROW.
The slsgsnt and fast sailing steamer 6achss
State, Captaia Ward. Clerks Thos. Ovens. ssd W.
U. Parker depart for st. Louis and way points
tomorrow. Go ~ the Sucker II you want 70
travel in style. Asssrs. Ward and Owsns are
genllsnss sf high standing. and deserve liberal
share Of patronage. We recommend this sraf. 10
travellers southwsr bound.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks. will depart for 81. Paul and
intermediate points Tomorrow morning.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie whippls.
Captain Campbell. will dspar. for Ksokuk and
intermediate ianiings Monday morning. Lem.
usl Parhhurst In the oGacs.
The mail and passenger packet James Means
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points ts-morrow morning.
IHE lows TAKEs.-This morning
there came down from the lovely little village
ei Genssss. .situassd over In liisois abeut
twenty milss distsot. large party Of the na-
,ives Of that place. oil o. pleasure intent
They held . sort Of pic nie On the other side.
and then made . dsseset upos Davenport
which they took by storn. Judging from the
appearance Of the company ws should ssy
that Gssesso hss . gsod account si "isir 10
men and brave men. bat perLsps NO more
than town st sssh . distance frsm Daven
port 10 entitled TO. A large nuobsr paid .
visit to Pest Mcclellan this sftsrneeu, aad
took good strong lock st the Indian prisoo-
ers and shn other celebrities at that place
They had good time. 10 prs.uns. and y.
hope they vill come again. and ssns eftsn.
.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

CLoruISo.-Miller. on Brady below
I'd. clothes the human family IL The best STYLE
sad Ter small price. See sdvsrtissmsnt and
pass in your orders.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

New FIaE Poor VAULT At THE
Couar HousE AT last the work Of putting 10
Q new vault at the Court House for the better
protection Of the books and papers Of the
Couaty Clsrk's Office. has been commenced
The vault will be contained in the fret story cf
. brick addition II by IL feet which is to BE-
built on to the north side OF the building. and
will be large enough 10 held oil the records Of
thss Office for many years to come. Ths vault
room will bs about 10 by IL fest-suffisisntly
large 70 bold table for the nee Of those Who
wish to examine the records. wssn complst
cd the Clerks Office will Be removed 10 the
rosm north Of the one nov occupied % % 70
be contiguous 70 the vault room. Tbis add
tion will Be carried up too stories high-tbs
second story TO 10 accessible from the Court
room, and will be ussd for . Jury room-er .
committee room, and other purposes % may
bs found necessary. Workmsn ere already
sioking another vell-ths old one Icing locs-
ted on the ground to be ocoupisd By the vsul.
building. The contract has been taken by
hr. Kirk. sod involvss an expense to the
county Of about 81. 100.
This 10 . pieos Of work that should have
been done iosg ago. IL 10 true the county has
los. nothing by MT having Il done. but II has
been constantly in danger Of meeting with IT..
reparabis loss-s risk which no we'll settled
plstsd in few weeks.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markes....DaIly Report.

O1vICK o. rHs DsH. 4 Nsws.
Thussdsy Evs., May ~.
Wheat 10 net % brisk, and the lover grad.
are fallen oG considerably. Corn 10 &c lower
Wool 10 coming into market.
FLoUa-Firm. Wholesale, e6.8O0t6 90; retail
es.O0M7.0O. Shlpments SO brls.
WasAf 7o0sOo for common grades and 81
Qt9G for the best. Receipts 1885 bu. Shipment
1850 bu.
CoRs- SEQ. Receipts 12tO bu.
OArs-As,ivs NJ 3olG55c. Receipts 1881 bu.-
Shpmests 2, 100 bu.
WooL.-6oc. Receipts 220 lbs.
Nov NOsx nasxes.
Nsw YoxG. May Il.
F'oUR--Market to-day 10 dull. with ssss .
$s.0546 20 extra state s. 45@6 IS X. II. y.
WubAr-~srket ! cents better 3,.S5A
l.38 spring 81 .50odi 90 winter red and Iowa.
CoRs- &c better T.G7yc sound 73g7sc VI
sound.
WHIsKY-F Firm. 4Js.
New York stock Market.
Nsw YoRK. May II.
Gold 4sI.
us~V~uunvs m N, a,ev - arkaf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

Orr FOR DIxls.-Go7. Kukwood and
Gen Baker started Tor vicksburg this morn.
ing - anticipated. We wish them pleasant
time and safe return.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

NoTIcE.-Psrsons having accounts
against r ehssdson. West 4 Co.. viii confer .
favor BY having them made on. ready for Set
element.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

DIsTR,cr CoURr.-The case OF Could
". Thoriogt"a which vss taken up yesterday
occupied the entire attention Of the Court to !.
Day. AID 10 ssill pending.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

DAvsxrosr. Nay 10.
Beard met % per sdou,no
President in the chair. Prsseot, Asssrs
Collins. Ere lcb. Dawson. Olshsusen. Griggs
end Smith.
hinutss Of the last meeting read and ap-
proved. Mr.. French NOV cd that the dog tsx
qusstion, b laid over ostil sui'. nov pend :
,Ig before the court. shall bs decided. Car
ried
3. r. Ottssouia rssignation vas laid ever. %
motion. until the regular meeting Of the
Board.
The Committee on school houss sites re-
ported that shs lots situated is East Davso'
port. and reported heretofore. are. in their
opiniso, the best for site for school hsuss No
l, whilst they have ~ ~ yet decided - to
the most favorable locality far High School
On melton adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

II
P,ecseAings Of the 0oa,A Of eAscaties.

Proc cseAlngs Of the 0oarA Of e1scaties
DAvEnroar. Aa. Is.
The President bsiOg sbssnt. NJ. Dasisor
took the Chair.
Disss,ors present; 0riggs. Cook. Frsssh
Olshaussn asd SOilh. Minutes Of last meet
ing read and approved.
The Superintendent reported that oiss z
P. Moore 10 Transferred since May 1t 70 Pri
mary School. German Bsptiss Church that
the pupils under Miss Johnsons charge. ara
classified into eight classss. the four NEST I'D.
vanssd are placed 10 Miss Aoors's rsoo ths'
he arpointed Miss Phslps teacher for thsse
four classes. and rscomnsnds her election fos
that petition st salary Of $40 per month =
which report Vas accept. d. and satd tsachsrs
on motion. elected. at ths sslary named.
s.P Ottsson. Jsuiter Of No. 2. rendered biz
resignation. On sseount Of h's receiving toe
email. . compensation Tor his services. Laid
over gill next meeting.
The Committee on school house accsmmo
dstions reported that they have rented Of Q.
J. Blood house esllsd the German Baptist
Church, eorner Of Fourth and Games streets.
ssd said house 10 occupied By pupils Of No. >
since Nay let. Accepted and committee die.
charged
The following bile we're al'osed
Thos. Leonard, for taking seats 10 East Da-
vsnpost. ....... ......... oo
J. 4. Ryan, for work done 1t No. 6....... w
7. g. Co!lough. TOR fixing bell at No. 2.... 20
/. n Clifford for certificate TO procure fsnds. 20
a. r. Otteson for repairs At No 3 DO
Ditto far one dossn black board tubbers. 2 25
Lewis Hanson. for hard ware .l6 lo
g. II French, fer renewal Of 6fs !. 7. Of
No. 8. - rs
John GolIsu, Tor repairs Mt Ne. 3......... II 10
N. Jordon, for brushes at No 2............ 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

WADswoRru has 90 excellent lot Of
drsss goods. sunusr shswls. summer slosks.
hosiery sad gloves. iase opened sad isr sale
loV.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21
q II q e E II 4 Il 3,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Psrtioulsr attention paid 10 the
WI OlesWiE II q 3 - esS.
buy on tho most adv sntaseous terms end sell
io~. Call and sxamies. All orders p, ,ompuy st-
tended TO- Ia II dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-21

STATE BANK.--Ths consolidated state.
nsnt Of the Slate Bank Of Iowa fooss up hand
semsly for the pest month: