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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-23
NEW ADV'TS.

~ - oOSNUe
For blesching alone the Washing Fluid is
worth three times the single sixpsnea. which will
buy enough for . large famiip nashing, Linens
mat nave been thrown out on account Of stains
ard stfcaks will DO restored to beautiful whitc-
ness by two or throe washings In this Fluid
Families that depend on hired help may rsly on
having their linens look nice without being wore
thread bare on the wash board
FINE ShlkTS, &c, washed by this system Gill
retain beautiful coral whitaness, and the hos.
oms instead Of being rent snd strained out Of
shape op the wash board will keep their proper
set, and wear uniform with tho other parts. the
button b oes being also preserved.
CCLOKED CLOTHING, Of all descript ons can
be washed with this Fluid with more safety than
any other process
WOODEN GOODS.-Tho liability Of woslen
goods to shrink is unqu~stiona able, particularly 50
If the dirt is extracted by by hard rubbing which
fus the cloth ~ hut there is not tbs slight
est danger where the W ashing Fluid is used.
For SCRUBBING FLOORS, cleaning and
beautit, ing painted walls, windows sld oil cloths
the Washing Fluid stands ahead OF any and ev-
ps.ch. The work can be done in half the usual
time required, and the surface will have now
appearance.
HUTr LIS AND BOARDING nOCSES.-w We
respectfully ask you to try this system Of washing
Table Cloths, Napkins, Sheets, &c.
- Warranted not to injure the Fab,id.
GEO. II. HIGGINS,
Agent Davenport, Post Office Box 1851
For sale by 49, AN,
jssl7-lm Brady Street, opposite Pos. Once.
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches. Ants, bed
Bugs, Moths tn Fu.s. Woolsus, &c. Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
Put up in 25c, SOC and 81 Boxcs Bottles and
fiasks. ~ and IS sizes for Hotels. Public Inst-
Sutisns, &c.
only infallable remedies known"
FIRES from poisons"
"Sot dangerous to the Human Family"
Kate some out Of their holes TO die
~ Sol wholesale in oil large cities.
~ Sold by ell Druggists and Retailers every
where
~ BEWARE y OF all worthless limitations
- See that 'CosT ana" name il onch Box bot.
tie ana Flask before you buy.
Address HENNH u. COSTAR,
PRINCIPAL Depot 4s2 broadway N. Y.
~ Sold by
T. IS BALLARD.
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
Whs-u davenport. Iowa.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs. Colds, Bmnuenxn. Bl0nrseness,
Group, bronchitis, lmcipiems Coa.
sunpsion, and for ahc Relief
Of C0nsuusptive PRsienss
liz advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
This is remedy so universally known to surpass
other for the of throat and lung complaints
that is useless here TO publish the evidence of its
virtues It's unrivalled excellence for coughs and
colds. and its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease. have made II known throughout the civil
lied nations of the earth Few the communities
or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience of IFS effects - some living
trophy IN their midst OF its victory the subtle
and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
A. all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders
and as they know, too, the effects Of this remedy,
we need no; do more than to them that il has
now all the virtues TINT IL did have when making
the cures which have won SO strongly upon the
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Or. j. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Z. :, Baliord, Stephenson 4 CatuAhan, W. W.
Parker, I. Jacoby, Jr., D,tIen 4 Koch, q. -cbs.
gel, NJ. Kovacs. J. II. White. Leoiaire, juas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-23
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THE HISTORY
OF rms
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a GENTS W A TED

Comprising full and impartial account Of the
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Naval and Military engagements, and he te'oie
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Tou hing Scenes In tho Field. Camp, Hospita
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Author Of the "Mothera Home" "Life Of Ma
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etc.
illustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
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Dis,in xuished Men BY tho best Artists In Ameri-
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umes of over $50 pages each. good agent
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state Of Illinois. Apply to or address
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MEDICAL.
ROBACR'S STOMACH BiTTIRS.
THESE BITTERs,

are not OF cred to the public as q
medicine that will cnre all .'ills thas
q ssh 10 beir to-" but they arc an
honest, reliable, remedial agent, and
are IN efficient and Agreeable regu-
.ator Of the system. In oil sections
u the Z 'untry, especially in tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-23
II. T.. Lighte 4 Co.,
(Late Iighte Bradbury.j
Piano Fore Manufacturers.

flan0 FORE NJ manufacturers
AL BrssssBne ST.. New York,
"a Block tast Of broadway.
MR.. +. c. LIGHTE, THE ORIGINAL FOUND.
1vl er II this sell-known cstXbl ishment, Senior
Farmer, and only Practical Piano Forte Aokcv
OF the late firm Of Lighte Braiburys," hay
ing retained his Two-Thirds interest in the VIII ,e
business stock, materials, DO. /. and Sole Proprie.
torship in has Eaina lie Patents, ne usye oi hi.
celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON
FRAMES. is tho on'y ono who can make the SUI
PERIO PIANO fJkTaS 70. which this house
has been 50 popular ~ All infringemsn,s on
his rights viii bs Prosecuted according 10 law.
~ All Piano Ferries from this nanufscterv
are warranted perfect in cvory respect for FIVE
years
hrERAL Terms TO DEALs1s.
\. l.lGiITE 4 CO.,
apl l1-"u Al broome st. Now York
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Corner Of Brady and Fourth Sts.,

and will continue T. keep on hand foil and com
plste assortment OF e.s'y thing necessary % well
rdered household. he W. II once add largely
TO the stock, and trusts his u.s-.s, -v,sscist ng
his efforts TO please them, will extend 70 tho ne
proprieiorship = liberal patronage. AL GOODS
DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
CHAS. p. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth SITS.
-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-23

Many remarkable cures of these affections have
been made by the Alternative power OF this medicine
IL stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus oyercomes disorders which would be- sup.
posed beyond It's reach Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities of the people, and
we are confident that this will do for them all that
medicine can do.
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LONDON 1 LlvE4fOOL
glrA + Life Insurance Company

OFFICE, 80 WALL 1 81 PINE ST, \.
Pasd up capital, surplus and reserved
QD010 s...s..'. ''''S.'os.s..s
Invested in this county,. l,Vso,sao
Yearly revenue over. 1''oo'o'"
TIE shareholders Personally RespOnsi.
Ne tor ENGAGEMENTS 81 the COmPany.
Al Directors must Dc ShareA"Iaess'
ssvsRsxCpe voR DAvsSr0sf:
0.o. d. French, Lorsnso Schricksr, Nichslas
Kuhusn 1 O., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
HkeAolas J. Rusch.
uEV lORK:
0rt,nsll, MinturA 1 Co., Harper Brothsn, Dun
en-. sherman 1 Co., Alexander I. Stewst.
J. c. wAShBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Heek lsland. jlys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-23

SChirrms. Cancer Twnn0rs, Emlargcmen,
CiccrHtiOn. Carries amd Exfeliaiiom .
gyip Dours.

great variety Of cases have been reported to us
where cures VI these formidable complaints have
resulted from the of this remedy but our space
here will not admit them Some Of them NAV be
found in our American Almanac, which the agents
below named are pleased to furnish gratis TO all who
call for them.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
BA RD-fn swoRTn-un Tuesday, October 30 al Trinity
church by the Rev Stafford browne Mr. 1H1NAs BAiRD,
OF Prcoklyn TO Miss ELIZA A. PIiswOErII OF this city.
BIsGEsEs-BusnOn Tuesday, October 20, at tho resi-.
dence oil the BRIDES father. by tho Rev y. Hiscox,
CHARLES a. tiscKsfH TO Miss SAiIE A. Bush, second
daughter OF George Bush, Isl., both Of this city.
CofF%-AiIAIRE,-On Monday, October TO- by tho
Rev. hdw X T. Cok at the Memorial church, THOMAS H.
tofks 10 LESTER VI daughter OF tho late Geo. Aiaire,
Of hereen county, N j. No cards.
New Jersey papers please copy
Pauis church. by the Rev r. W Geissenhainer WILLIAM
Gowns TO LOUISA, daughter the Conrad Brauiigam
CARsos-cAhMAs-in Brooklyn on Tuesday, October
l3, by the Rev. A. Elmendorf, D. d. Mr. JosEpH CARSON
70 Mss MELINDA A., daughter Of Benjamin Carmap, ESD
oil Of Brooklyn
JoNfs-GHrPIN On Thursday October rs. by the Rev.
Mr. Hermance at the residence Of tho brides father In
Yorktown, Oliver +. JoSIs of somcre. 70 HKsKIETrA
eldest daughter OF John X. Griffin, Esq.
KSApP-MriER-on Tuesday, October 20, at the marble
church IN Fourth street. by the Rev. j. p. Newman
snErKRD KsArr Esq 10 Miss SARAH Il only daughter Of
Hiram Miller, Esq, all Of this city.
MARspks-sHAw.-0n Thursday, October 1, at tho
Bloomfield, Bart, Mr.. JoBN MARsDss, cotton spinner,
Huddhraned to EII,Anf only child OF Mr.. Eamue Shaw
Of Norwood House, Pontefract, England.
NEwMAN-TRUR DAIE.--in W Williamsburg, Sunday
October II, by the Row Mr.. Hogoboon, Mr.. GEORGE W.
NEWMAN to Miss EMILY T. TRuEspAlE, both Of Williams
burg.
OPpYKE--posr. Tuesday, October 20, at tho Col
egate Dutch church. OF FIfh and twenty
ninth street. by the Rev. George t. Post, WILLIAM :.
OrDYkx TO MAnGsREr f. daughter Of Professor Alfred C.
PArxr-URornARr-A ,wiksbarre, Pa, on Tuesday,
October 20, BY the Rev. Mr. Hodge, Captain J. c. PANE
Signal Corps u s. A 10 EMILY H. youngest dangker OF
Captain John Urquhart, OF wnkcsbarrc. No cards.
Baltimore and Washington papers please copy.
Won ARsiN--Dy norT-On 1hursd,y. October ], at tho
United States legation Paris by the Rev. Dr. McClntock
Mr.. ADoIB vos ARss of Liverpool, 10 Madame ALExNA
Dopfr: OF Philadelphia. No cards.
James NJ Carroll Mr. JAMES WILSON to Miss MARGARET l..
Hill both Of Quebec, Lower Canada.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY,

kana, from New Orleans fer Philadelphia Had heaS,
weather IN the GnIf
Hey Hoyoke
schr Walter Raleigh, Hawkins Pensacola y days
schr Alice Hardy, Pearspll Beaufort, NC days
sehr John McAdaIn, Willard, CALAIS, I0 days
Ser Franklin, Alien, Lubec days.
Schr COrnsia Henderson. Rockand, D days.
sehr Palladium, Ryder, Gloucester.
scLr Gazeile. Kelly, Gloucester. 5 days
schr Alfred Barrett, smith, Providenoe
schr El abeth, Jones. Newport for Ehiaoethport
schr J Z Haddoa, Shaw. Newport
schr NJ Pierce. Clark. New Haven.
schr Vivid tBr). Burgess, New London.
Schr y 4. rliey, McIntosh. Stonngton.
Schr Hannah Chase Ryan, Portland for Port Even
Schr N welies, Fox. Hartford
Schr Chas Cooper, Snow, Rondout FOR Boston.
Steamer Ellen Terry (u b uansport), Chapin. New
BERN NC. Oct ~ Hstteras Inlet 18th. ana
stncers. To s QuaTtermaster
Steamer Alliance GUS ransport, Thompson, Washington,
4S hours in ballast To " $ Quartermaster.
Steamer @ Pierrepont, Green, Philadelphia
Steamer New YORK. Tufts. Phiiadeipha
Steamer City Of Buffalo Drake, PbadelphiA
Steamer Fannie. fenton. philadelphia.
Steamer kingnsher, kye, Providence.
- SAILED.
ieth-sicamer Arago; bark Russell; brig Rainbow; and
others
2o,h-sieamsaips Columbia tBr), saladin (Br) Ya1oo.
Wind az sunset sw. hight
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RON EURoPR
Port OF New York, October 30, 1903.


CiEAHrD.
Steamship rersa tBr), Lott, Qusensewn and Liverpoo-
s,sanshr ssiadin CBr). Jameson Kingston. Js-wadsn
steamship ys,Oo. Couch. New orleans-LadIan. Hsins-
steamship Mississippi BAXTER. New oresns-u soaar,er
ship Enterprise Dunbar, San Frsnesoocorncliss Com.
ship Guy Nannerins, Dolard. Liyerpool-R y Taylor;
& sslD Mar,ha arap. LEVIN, benaoa-gm salem Lem CO.
Bart We,sor gR,9 Street Iondon--I Iohn fs1sson
Bark Won Lanert Lehsen tNecsj. Dsde, Londonsoman
Bafs cepba. s,arre,,. Gregory, Phladslphia-xe,cAn
BARK lido Kimbail. uhner rnnadelphis-xe,can Dan.
Brls Ladwis Bolesrs Nor,. Some. L.eop-rrolunbOe
Bra william Harry tBr,. BARNARD csdlr--rupr.r BeA,
sas wsnasr,S snr, xar., Cow Ray, cB-c sw.ine.
sr ySHSs's want .s s Car. s. ssso sso es.s
sr S. HSsss ssas srne, sss,
sssr Huntington Lowell rhnaa.lpai.-Bss.r ps,
'ss.hr Hnrnsa,re.. noeslns Es..por,-j.a yy. CO.
s,es'"er pam, rsdwaiisdsr P~rson. baltimore.
ARRIVED
seanshp Thames Arey. Port Royal, Oct is in ballast 70
s,s.rsslp CTR BAN 90 uss.porn Sears. Aissaa-
,s.sn.hg r.em.s, ster weed. ror..nA -rs sdss. 70
ss 70 ;ses ss s. Ss ss
AZ ~ ':' - ..s$:s @ s s Of 10 Is.Sss. @
s.. s. sns ts' ssss.So. ,.a H.msa 'sahp ss'oas
-s sis ss, css, '::'s g, Sssss.s enn.n. Ao
.s"s,s ss ef bssar. African Lsoome ns'ans 10
ss,'sr e. + s ia.ss..s .;ss. ss = 1919
sas Or q Jsss.' w. rso@ss Cow bar,
!. a lon 2 = scna.ss sac s,ss,1 Assp psseS v sS
.y 6ssss % s " sH: = a.,sy ssy' .ss. -s T.: s:
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CIry ooMmERcrAL REPORT.

TUtsDAY, UCt zV--V n M
ASHES Sales were made Of rs bbh at INC TIC 'or
pets and DC. Tor IeaTk.
BAGS AND BAssrsG were Inactive at former rates.
BsEswAx was steady, but less sought after
BRRApsrrTys.-rhere not much activity in the
-four market to-day and prices were little Irregular
the common brands particularly OF State, hav ing been
quoted quite heavy. The receipts reached 1850 bbs.
The days saos COMPRISED Is 400 bbls State aud West
ern, I 600 bbls. Southern and 610 bbs Canadian Rye
noar continued quiet at quotations. Corn meal
IN more demand with sales Of $50 bbs. We
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see rwsis,h pas.
~Arcmss, .swELnY. &C.

rasu PAID roR DiAsosD yywtLsy SD tsbiA
" fsrsis HAN sts~s ~ reyy "a tft y.
tsiss''sss rs,,,'x, ,,..... r,..., o., r,s.1-.,
yVonru KSoyisg- rHsax 70 ssaL
w p.ssn1sfs ggaf Nlfss ~ tfessf s--'..r -
srase h IlJtfs AsEiCn IN bruss-r .tnsi ~ - e.,
fgs Hss< r.~~is~ thstt ~ 80 - 80
,rre1s "a o. 80 fsAotsf*1 t'1 Af''-'-f
frs nr@s1~S.
VA onru sEoxIxo-sussr 20 stiA
w rsss fhs~as ,rs iAs<s 80 ~. s,"s " ~ NJ
A, tnisI- AZ sfgu ~ Ffa&1ssy. .nA~w " -
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fm,s. al f4fs 10 fsrs th.,ff ~ fs~t % "
49, s.Tsn gra.FNtsf isS efS~f-T
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sssTEr.s.

To rrg TRAVELLING PUBLIC. AND ru0st WISH
ssoeyss A sse ass. uea-s. ss~ uss-h stl@a aess-
49, ssr ~ 'ciopsi a. "a. la. ~ts sss>s hgs s~f
tese syssk fssss s,t~rl 49, tsvsg ssfS~f $50 tAs
Seau~psp fas sapst '~1 e-s. 4af ~srs rerFf - ~
rsasss ~ tsw fsa-s hsaes fsp fnsfift.fsNs
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iHp's,lfYs,y w Y iirsssn.cn. Inspector.
EEHNAHD CAMPBELL,
OOp wARp rAxnAsY ~ u rouso WIS bg,

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ers.e A-s.s 90 10 -" ~ ~, ~ ~ a ~ y ~.
bsoas.ie iss q is- r".s ass .s, A-ss
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81 rs, u s, 49, ,,, ,, ~. ' 90; ~ =. - Jess s..s
.ss .a = % saa.isa S.s.,. 50 Vs. sas srs
cess2 cosVssr16s-ieba gss'.r.,a. less u.ap.
nsnY Nurray JaHa's see9rmes Fsfses Al. Gene
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AsssysiI cosTisrior D..'ngi--J.sns. n.r.us
ii' isa s@sa p,.srss,d-.,d ny,e. iass ng.'i.
ysss f.slss 1aar,- hs..r ni-.'l s,a' rs's,,a
ssay% ssy ,,i'H pta bsssSijsla s ssis1f, -.
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.ss pr, f,,s .'s. ss.s ', ,s, .a,r 800 ss s 49,,
pgsss .. ss., ;.s., p s's . 't ~ t. =. i,s
s,ss'. 80. ssoI oI.,. s' 5Is s1... 49,. sss 'i r!a
issit Dsus,-Datls y Corr. lg.s,s = -, y.s,.s
.iss.l rssi.,. ~ Tss,'as Dsss. sr.ss ssssi
joaa gsI, Js.s I2ssh f-.i .s's, D,s,'se' ..s 80.
Sg,,s%n % %5,,r.sss. Dl.,s -J.s-. ils,ss. r.,.s s..f
s.s s.s,1 aI, Ip,,,,,-.sy ,,, s.s a.. 5-sa. sa.s,d
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CnkEf.rs u nlhNAN. Tfs-.cfrh
sfOrts n Brnsf, r<sfstarI
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w..s ss.,s u $3.50, -. be-. ,.'s.' 49,. ss.s 80.
y.r,s .sssss .r-.s .ss rrs.i.s' 70 '''~-'as "'@'
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Movements in Real Estate
S HlPPIN G NE w S

Msvsmcnts or ocean staa msPs.
Mails forwarded by every steamer the regular lines
The for from Liverpool call at Queenstown ct
cept the Canadian line which call at LONDONDERRY The
for from the Continent cal at Southampton.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
CORPORATION NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT oF'FfNANcE
~ BuREAU o. rnR Rk, xfvsR or TAsEs
No. 81 CHAsHEEs SfnkEr
TO TAX PAYERS
Notice N hereby the Rocks for the wear
io5 on Real and Personal Estate a open. . a
Payments thereon may BE- made between the hours OF
A. NJ. and r. NJ daily
JOHN MURPHY. Receiver
V'uE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED ny rIIE
board of Supervisors 70 examine claims made against
the destruction OF other real personal property consc
quenee Of Tie recent riots VIII hold at the Cham.
her OF the Board OF Supervisors No ", City Hall
W.dnesy Oct Il. lo at O'Clock y. A., " consider the
following cases
Convad P. welisen
J. Far con,
4. Sulken,
X. u. Lugar.
Charles Plath,
n. K McCreeney,
John paynOr,
John BellngbaD,
stephen o. oyhap,
WIN. Mumford,
Robert fmoy.
N. QuimbY.
Thomas N. shepherd.
Claimants will required prove the ownership OF the
property destroyed the facts eaon 10 its destruc
aud the value OF the property.
The above named persons with their Witnesses inyit
ed 10 attend.
ELIJAH PuRDY,
AUGUSTUS " iIsMANs. }cd'p,,,.. speslal
SMITH FLY, JH, S"'''
ORIsON BLUNT,
Rosyrr q. HurcuisGs Secretary.
NKw YoRK Oct Il, 1868
The New York herald., 1863-10-21


| 7TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION. N.--Ar A
meeting of the Convention elected In ArrordaDee with
the directions of the penorfsuc Hepabcsn METAL Com
~ TsmnAny Hail. held 81 thlrs ffty o"f'h sirse'
bctW 80 ond and Lexington Tnc.cs. oco
ber I-3 stTk O'Clock y N b. candidate for
oncc of senator for the seventh Senatorial dsl John
Michael Roach AMI John ". Heek s~crciArss s.reupos
Dcmourate Republican candidate Tor ~epaiar n sad iis
trci JOHN MtRPufs Chairman.
i hlon,,i ,s.nns' no.oh' Secretaries
DrH wARD.-8RASD RALLY OF THE DEMOCRACY.
IO Public Meeting Uui0n Han. Of fttesnih
street and Eighth WEDNESDAY etcnbx fcoOss
atT O'ci0k Eminent speaker. ~lf adtrrss TIC &
Ing ny order. BAAuEL Z. MJSsOs, Chairman.
n. ToswsLf, Jr., Secretary.
OOTH wARD-IirH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT IN FUp
~ the call o. the Regular benrrrat genrfsi
COMMITTEE % which william Hantla = chat man ne
Prinary Eec'on hold ~ james krt Evfs..
ThiriyHih and Ninth avenue TIE fng~tng uessi
declared dolly elected
cfrY cousrr iSD lrpfCsf--Dsnnis RIsf. tncs ysssi.
ia. NAihan srs1lii william hc'ontry, itiA5nsf n.
Ayers.
roll Reuben X Williams aud Bernard u. hassasy
Sriv.--JA'nrs Rodgers. Anthony y FenfA 0 Fr,r
Piulry lhAyu.Hn trnns ThOnas h'gaHfy 10 O. tar-
roll oe0rzr d. weru~r william Hshsris Inan gfea,as.
Psrics Mun. JOHN W. Eeeh. 1phH ssAs, Enos MeAsiih
And Iuayfnsr ". ayes
npsnY " LrsEsBAcH issps,,oss
EEHkAHD CAMPBELL,
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
snrrpuso.

crgsn PROM orysSuowN AND IiyIEr0oL--
- en 60 ~ vsl.s N essrssy rfym nsys's 81
Tie hfsA non stfanship DLLrf 49,
s.i rom Hossna Wsfns.fsy. osfso<f ~ - Pes'~N
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The New York herald., 1863-10-21

TIL wARD--Ar TIE PRIMARY ELECTION UELD
Il ats Cherry street 81 the Regular Dcriprrsa OF TIE
Fourth ward the following ticket unanimously eelt
ed
CoUSry CoSvps1ios.-Thomas Sullivan. Michael bays.
Joseph Byrue, Thomas k.hoe, John White
CosvEsrios.Jancs Drisooi James McGraih
John Winfield. Francis Turner. John FcdifAp,
AssguBhr--FrN Distrct-Tho'nas hnhvan, Joseph "
Hall, James Stack. second DErcifhomHs krh"c Josspb
Byrne James Drscol. Michael Hays Henry Butts Jsfo.s
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

The aggregate exports of produce and mer-
chandse Exclusive Of specie) for the past week
was s2,sso AIT.
The following correspondence will be read with
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

JIUDsOs RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY. OCTOBER
20 srp dividend ~ icn per cent OF The csui
IA will ad ne 3hh int The transfer books
will be closed on the 2oth Inst unu dsy of payment
q. q. CLARK. Treasurer
con WILL BIZ LOANED on GOOD sEwisG
ZU Nacnus. u workiBa order; good care vii BE- taken
of L AddTess foT two days Naria, h9t 90 uera1 oer.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

,rgy CREW oT rHE ocroRARA. wBo HAVE bgYs
di.eh.rssd. ossen tAeir Prise ~ n sfyy ~ ~
street Brcoslyn
IrNTTgD sTATrs NAVY
rHIyg HpSLY OrrfCr
MOS T. HKsrsAHO
Wal Nee yofs
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
FURNITURE.

E'"'i'o"h
or designs and superior wori manshp. all OF my
manufacture which viii scn wholesale retail al
low prices for caAh.
In the stock viii be found
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PAkLOR
AND BEDROOM SUITS
and beautiful styles which for good design,
cannot be surpassed Call and examine my assortment be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
FREDERICK KRUTINA,
Nos. yG and 9s East Houston street,
Between the Bowery aud Second avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
BILI.IAItDs.

BILLIARDS -PARTfEs HAyINO A GOOD SECOND
ID hand Billiard Table they wish ~ iistose Of
hear % n cash customer by addrcssl1g r. y ", t6
Broaiway.
IroR rALR-A SPLENDID STOCK OF NRw ASD ~
ooud hand fables, Al reasDaaps Prces Vrcrrs " ns
for Tables and Trimmings acu1sf 70 ~ W. II. CHlFFIlH
40 FULTON street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19

MONDAY, JANUARY 10.


The GOvernm cnt and the widows Of
Decoasea soldiers.
The Government il most liberal toward
the widows and families of deceased SOL
diers. 1t has provided bounty Of 800,
together with q pension of IS per month
for those who have been 80 unfortunate
as to lose father or husband on the altar
Of their country. But these claims must
be legally established before the proper
Bureaus at Washington, and those inter-
estsd should lose no time in sending in
their claims, as the number is fast &C.
cumulating. and every days delay will
cause at least months delay in its ad-
justment. Messrs. WILLIAMS 4 KING,
on Third street, are the oldest aud prob
ably the most popular agents for the
prosecution of these claims in the CITY,
Those having such or any other kind Of
settlements to make with the government
would do well to give them call.
January l2--dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-19


A NovEL TaAaKsaIvrsa SKsMoS.--A
thanksgiving sermon of unique con.truc-
tion vas preached at Yonkers, New York.
Six congregations were united on the oc-
casion. completely filling the First Pres
byterian Church, and six pastors, repre-.
senting the two schools Of the Presbyte-
rian Church, the Dutch Reformed, the
Episcopal, the Baptist, and the Metho-
dist Episcopal churches, took part in the
services, and Joined in preaching one and
the same sermon. The text OF the dis
course was Eph. $50: "Giving thanks
always, for all things, unto God and the
Father, in the name of our Lord Jssus
Christ" The Dutch Reformed pastor
introduced the sermon, and very natural-
ly divided it into six parts. Each part
had been assigned 70 one Of the preachers,
and at the end Of an hour the largS con-
gregation had heard, with evident satis-
faction, well joined and interesting SER
mon, preached by six ministers, Of AZ
many denominations. At the close Of it
"a collection was taken up for the suffer-
Ing operatives at Lancashire, England.