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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

ArCIi. II II. ia. NFs an N44 DrIlNC-4L. " no fa@
rs, been nominated ov che Pres ieur To tae 10
-i,ioa q VI .j,r General SAYS. IN speaking OF tie
resolutions adopted by toe Indiana regiments il
Ro-ecrans army:
" desire 10 thank these trsve officers Who.
knoNii TO pafty save t.4i OF Uui0u. have 4doo
led these frso.luous Rticl meet ms most bear
" approval
" Aus uaa or ser of men. who. 10 tines ike
thes-. when our COVER mcut IS eags--i ia =
dead ar I-.e for Us eI ss+rce-a -iru-i. 3. a.
involves TOT orN ih- ta-r Of free -os-fumert -.
ouf o~u countrv, bus tor all tl- worli-xo.t
attempt % disgrace and prostitute The name 90
Democrat oy @. "a party Ger t.a- .au.
io oppose tar Il .fefluert aul divide SID u.s.
lraci t.e pop o. the .osa. .ares. are traro.-
much iRea cr tla- t.ose d. arms Wlo bli1r
and directly seek t1e destruction Of th- Govern
meHt for these pretended D-u.ec-a.s. sreskirrv
and Indirectly seek the sane ead, 0y exciting
prejudice against The Government a1d divisions
among the people
Ler the traitors Of the Indiana Legislator.
and the Copperbe a3s. Bltteruuts aud X q. C.
throughout The Siare. sho are gvng a,d. con-
fort SID ercouraEeIa ar 20 armed traitors IN rh-
South, read in The oI.um that has followed the
memory u tie Blue L ghi Fedora. And Hart
ford Corveutionis,s OF lcl2. something Of tie.
execution snd detestai0u that vii follow their
memory down the stream OF tine.
81 JOIN with nv fellow soldiers Of the Union
every~ here IN warniug these traitors at home
that hen We have crushed srmeG treason al The
South, and restored tie Sovereignty OF CIR Gov .
arnmens over these misguided States. which.
under God We surely al d. we Hil upon our
-eturn, ~hi.e our hands are IN, aiso ex-ermiuate
reason II the North hv ans n need ~ ana
'eal, By the blood 81 traitors, wherever found
he permanent peace Ct our country ard the
'erpetuity OF free Government 20 a. future gen
rauons- +. Il. MILROY.~
The Hon. John A. Logan s vel known ss =
'romiueut Democratic Congressman, ard one Of
be fruest friends Of Stephen A Douglas. A
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-25

The Richmond Dispatch has the foiio~ing
items The Florida has seat the Anna Beusar,
sikh troops for New Orleans. 10 lhe bolton.
The whole OF tie Naukee army Is leaving
Aqua Creek. the greater portion OF the CON-
Point Tie OIL ecl O.. the measure Is 10 recruit
SD fcorgalize.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
GREATEST GOOD GREATEST


Aid Rsnviek moved - sdjourn. Lost.
Aid Noe oovsd that the work be stopped
Aid ksnwiek msvsd t. lay Aid Nos's mo-
ton on the tsble
The ysas and nays we're called for. and wss
ordered ON the table By the following vote:
isas-Ald oannineham. Huot. Js,nines
Kelly. AsCarn. Mitchell. Ochs. and Rsa wick
g.
Ns,s-Ald Davenport. Noe and Wundsr.
lieh-3
Aid Rsnwick moved that the Comm il % on
Printing be instructsd 10 20 on and flush the
york. Ayes and nays called. and the motion
wa. adol ted by the folio wing vote:
f~as-Ad Cunningham. Iiuot. Jsnnings
Kelly. AcCsrn. Mitchell. Ochs. suw,ek-s
Nays-Ald Davenport. Noe. Munderlish-
Aid Rem wick moved that the Committee or
Printing be instructed TO n,sstigats the mat
ter Of the amount overpsid 10 Richardson
West 4 90 Tor advertising the delinquent q,
list. which motion wss adopted.
On motion Coancil sdjeurnsd.
IAttesi HxSRy AirTkLsuscuxa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
TELEG Il RAPHIC.
MiD.NiGuT REPORT.
From New York.
Nxw YokK, Jan. 10.

New YokK, Jan. 10.
A Dispatch from Stafford {. H., Va,
9th, says this afternoon ten Of our scouts
were fired upon near Stafford stores, ten
miles from here, by band OF 100 rebels
in ambush. Our men escaped capture,
but two of them were wounded one
n.ortally.
The iron-clads Weehauken and Ma
hant have received sailing orders, and
leave on Tuesday next
On Sunday last the gunboats CARR.
tuck, Ancosta and Ella went into tho
PIsukautnk to cut out a schooner which
had run the blockade. The Carrituck
got ashore, but WAS pulled of.
A number Of cavalry men appeared
near the schooner, which WAS up creek.
Oar boats fired on them, and they skc-
dnddlcd. Finding il impossible to got
the schooner out she WAS sheled 10 fire
her, aud when they left she was in a
light blaze.
Jos. {. Parncnr, Of CAL, arrested for
frauds in obtaining and converting
draft belonging TO the estate OF L. Gray,
ia held TO bail in $1,000.
Secretary Chase holds conference
with the bank presidents TO night.
Dangerous counterfeit Sos on the Bank
of America are in circulation in this city.
hey arc distlnguishable only by the fact
that the signatures and daio are cngrav-
cd, whilo the genuine are written.
Advices from New Orleans report that
the rebels have II, 900 men and 30 guns
M Port Hudson. The carthworks are
said to be four IN les in extent.
The Capitol at Baton Rouge was de
stroycd by fire recently. with many
Thousand rare and valuable books, pa.
pers, etc. Loss 100000.
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COUNCIL PRUCEEDINCs.
CousciI CnAMBsa, Jan. 10th, 1856:
sPGclAL AEETIso.

CouxclL CnAMBss. Jan. 10th, 1853.
HE Hu6 or the Mayor. Geo. H French. In
the chair, ealisd the Council 10 erdsr
Prsssss-Ald Ca00ioyhsm. Davenport. /.
Hust, Jsnsin..s. Kelly. Acusse. Mitchell. Noe.
Ochs. Rsn wick snl Wundsflieh
He resss. the Mayor. stated 10 the Csua-
ell thst The object Ot calling the Council 70.
gstbsr wss Tor the parpsss 70 ssks sem .
,ctiso 10 regard TO ihs matter Of the prip'
ipR VI thu Journal Of Proc-sdings Of shi. CRY
Council, and shst be had been informed that
Msssss Rishsrdsoo. Wsss 4 Co hsd be- o over
paid for sdvs. ti-ieg the dsiiGQas.t tsx ist
sbost forty doliass. and bat hs Lsd sslIsd The
meeting for thoss too msttsrs.
90 motion Of Aid Davenport the satiou on
paying the bill Of Mshsrdsos. Wet 4 Co q
she lasa Regular As.ttsg vss esssssies. I'd.
Aid Rsnvist moved y pay she bill
AID Dsvse port oovsd TO s0ssd shst the
bsR be paid, . I'd step The ~erk. esd - publssh
the lss, q Of he Co@mi,tss on Psae'sng thai
authorised RAshssdseo. West . 90 - do sh<
york. j.
AID Rss sie & moved that the qss,tiss h
tsksa On sAs paying Of the biil. s.s....,.
HE Hoses. shs Mayer. pet ths qaselie0
wbish vas carried. end the bill was esosess
paid.
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80 ---.---- --
From VicksbuTg.

CAIRO, Jan. 10.
A dispatch from Memphis this morn
ing SAYS that Gen, McClernand had ar
rived at Vicksburg, and had snperceded
Gen. Sherman in command. There had
been no fighting for several days.
1t is reported that Banks and Farra-
gut are advancing from below. Sher-
mans forces arc falling back.
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CAPE RACE, Jan. 10.
The Jura, from Liverpool Ist, and Lon
donderry I'd, passed ut noon to-day. The
working men at Manchester had held a
meeting to express their sympathy with
tho North, at which congratulatory ad-
dress to President Lincoln, on his course,
was adopted.
Additional French troops are declared
to be indispensable in Mexico. p si
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FoRr MoNRoR, Jan. =.
10 Gen. UaHeck
From the Army Ol the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE
poToMAc, Jan. 10.

UTUMAC, jan. IVs
All quiet.
The inspection of light six FOUNDER
ammunition ,hows it to be mostly WORTH
less, the fuses being badly fitted. Sever
al casualties occurred from them TO our
forces during the recent battle.
The,e is no truth in the report in
Richmond Of Summers debarkatiop. lie
still occupies his position in front Of
fredericksburg. None know this better
than the military authorities, as daily
flags Of truce 30 over under his supersis-
ION
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12

Mr. F,uks. if0m the committee on finance.
Re-, ortsd upon certain b,Ils, and the report
-, scepted The report was then adopted
and ID. bills ordered paid
Mr. N,.i, from the committee on bridge
.nd hixhwsys. reported spon the Hiram Pro.
road osss. and the matter vas by sgrssnsnt
Of the parties interested. laid over 10 The psxt
meeting Of the Board foI fnsl action.
A resolution vas adopted, granting lissns.
10 o. Maynard TO keeps ferry across the
Wap,is, 10 Al,sn's Grove township. provided
he sivss bonds 10 the cum Il $500
Mr. Ross, from the committee on public Of
ficers. made . report which was accepted, and
tho report ~as subsequently, adopted. with
the exesption OF the r.port VI the Clerk oi
Davenport township.
Mr.. Neal offered ths following resolution:
Resoirsd. Thst the sutD Of two thousand dol
lars be, aud tho same IL hereby. appropriated
for the relief sf soldiers wives and mot hers,
subject to the order u I-rasl Hall, David His-
gins. aud Frsbcis Oohs. soijiers' supply com
m,t,ss. to be distributed by them - hereto
fore.
Mr.. Clark moved 10 smsnd by inserting that
the money Be distributed according & the
population Of the townships or snlistmsnts.
Lost.
u.
Oohs and ,nsert J II. White. Of LsCisirs, ~
one Of the members Of said supply committee
Carried.
The resolution % amended wss then car
risd
The elaine Of tho members for mileage end
per jism were sworn " ~ the several insm.
bsrs end ordered paid.
Mr. Koss moved that the report Of the Town.
shin Clerk oi De venp RI to- nship be adopted.
except tS2 30 paid for ret.
Mr.. Lyoo moved 10 amend by leaving Of
except t32 90 pad Tor rent
TIE sn. ndmsht vss carried.
The motion q amended was then carried -
IL to Z.
Mr. Murray offered the folio wisg resolution,
which vas carried
KesoIvsd, That Cherries Stein and A. r.
smith be allowed 10 alter their bonds from
$500 to 81 900. with the consent Of the sure
Ties.
Mr.. Murray also offered the folio wing ssso.
| lutioe. vhish was carried
Rssolvsd, That Thomss n. Harley bs sp-
pointed Justies OF The Psass Tor Clson. town
chip In the lace Of WIN = 0rsnfsil. rssigp.d
atd thst the Clerk Of the Board be suthCrtxsd
10 accept and approve BILE bend when executed
oessrdipg 20 Law.
t08O ouvt ~ VIZ s0SsV ~ bovsutsOu
which Wss adopted:
kessissd. That the County Jadgs BE- su-
thorissd by The Board Of Ssperv,sors to en-.
pley eoupssl In any ststs esss that shsll b.
so@ossssd before asy Jsssiss Of the Pssse in
shis seuoty. % the part ot The State. IL 10 Li'
| judgment II 10 necessary.
M Neal offered The following rssolution
| which vse sdoptsd:
Rssslysd. TLst the Clerk Of the Distrio'
Court b suthsrissd 70 sontssst With The lov.
- and best bidder Sss the bsilding Of suits.
BIZ Ass-prUef vsult. " 10 sstsshsd 70 ID.
Csars House. fes The Irsssrvsties u The 70.
eosds esd ether pspsss Lsleeelpg - be Of
2ss. snd that be drsv % he Oeusty Tssas
urss fes the smosst ssessssvy, provided III
SEQ sxpssdsd shs!l cot sssssd 900.
Ns. Fsuke ooved thas ~ w d espspss'
h eAs H~sisk isesas - - lpaId Oss
s.sd, A
Dill q q. q. Neal vss es1sss6 pai1.
II. Ben. .isso the oennitsse - esblls -
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csrs. reported upon statements Of various Off /.
csrs. and the report vas rscsive cd aud adopted
Mr.. hstthss. from the Commi,sss on Mis-
csllsneous Msttsrs. reported upon ths Conn
~ TrsAsurers report. and ths statement Vas
received and ordered Il ed
Mr.. Pinneo offsrsd the following resolution
which was adopted
Re.oi,sd That this Board reconsider the
road case Of l.. Hsnly aud Wm. Gsddss
On motion the csse Was laid over until the
third day Of the June session for final hearing
Petition Of Francis 0chs. City Assessor,
.sting that certain articles be placed at his
disposal. was laid npon the table.
Ga motion Of Dir. Lyon the Board ad
joutned siMe die.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12

WASHINGTON. Ja,

WAsHINo1os, Jan. 8.
The following nominations have been
sent to the Senate by the President,
Wm. i. Phelps, of Illinois, to be Con-
sui Of the I. 5. at Petersburg; Thos. II
Clay, Of Ky, to be minister resident Of
the L. s, to tho republic Of Nicaragua,
in the place Of Andrew Il. Dickinson,
resigned Chas. Gilbert Wheeler, of Mo-,
TO be Consul Of the u. S. ut Wurtem-
berg Noah Williams, of Ind, to lie
Consul ut San Salvador J. IL. Mansfield,
Of Wis, TO he Consul at Tobusco, in the
place Of Noal l.. wilson; VIM. Walter
Murphcy, Of Mich, to be Consul Of the
U. s., for the duchy Of brunswick, in
the place OF b. Kills Martin, resigned
Arthur T. ollsomc, OF ILL.,, to be Consul OF
the U. s. ut Cape Hsytlan; J. Crosby,
of Ky, to be Consul Of the T.. S. at Ge-
ncva.
The following was received at Head
quarters to day
FoR1 MoNRoE, Jan. ..
10 Gen. Uaileck
A party Of cavalry and infantry was
sent from Yorktown by Gen. Keys, and
landed at West Point night before last
aud returned today, with quantity Of
animes and eight loaded wagons. They
destroyed the depot and rolling stock at
White house, burned steamer, several
sloops and bsrges loaded with grain, sus-
tanning no loss.
Signed JoHS A. DIX.
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markct..-DaiIy Report.

OvvrCE OF THs DxH. h kRws,
Saturday Eve, Jan. 10.
TIE msrket 10 without any material change.
Pork opened n shade lower, but rallied again to
ycsterd ly's prices. We quote:
FL0Ja-$4 .80M5 90
WI Ar-5oG75c. Receipts 1850 bu. Ship
N; nts $50 bu.
Coas-20d2ic. Receipts $50 bu.
OArs-ss@40c. Receipts $50 bu.
Ho0s--I.ivs, $275d3.lo, dresscd, 81 90 1880.
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Weekly Report Of the keokuk Hospital.
U. :. GxNgaAL HO-rirAL. J
Ksokux. Jan. 6th, 1 81 {

". . MINERAL oOrfiTAL. 1
ksokux. jan. 6th, I 81
Xsssvs Richardson d Ws.s. Dassnport. Iows
0sxTs-l sspd you . report ef sil msn from
lows wno have bssn discharged and have cd
In The last tvo weeks. Ooiy tvo men have
died fre@ our Ststs 10 shss time, and only
eight IN the hospitals 10 two weeks.
THIS moruisg the steamer Diligsnt came a..
With tvo hundred and ten wountsd and 81 IL
The steamer Glasgow sud Sonsysids VIII Or.
rive this evening With fvs huodrsd % d 6f.y
more from Asuphis.
The surgeon 10 charge Of the Dill gent told
Ne that there we're shir,y-6vs hundred 10 the
Aospitsl there. Our sick are deipx veil here
Truly you're, }. .. TODD.
state Agent Of Iows.
Privatss-Josiah Biddison. seth Infantry
sempsoy q. Dee. 9Th. typhoid pnsu0onis ,
james u Osborn. Seth Iufsn.ry. eompsny A
Jan let, ehsonio gsstritis.
D,scnAnGEp.
Privates-Johp HApnsmsnn. 18th Infantry.
company X. Dec. 2lst, chronic diarsh Joe
hue \. Corbin. 18th Infsotry. com. anv d.
Dee. 2lst. chronic diarrhGi; Joseph n Ham.
Ntos. l6lh Infan'ry. company 3. Dec 9th.
chronic disrrbss Fred. B. Msr.hiAs. f5th 10
fsntry. compsoy X. Pee. 9Th, ohronis disr.
rhss; W. II. +. W'lilams. 18th Infantry. con
pany K. Jan. I'd. cataract Of left eye: Rot, ,.,,
c. Bsoks, lOtn lofantry. company I. Dec 2ls,
chronic b's0chi'is; George Gslroy. le,th 10
fan'ry. eonpsny X. Jan. ID. gun sh,., wound
'r right arm. received ~ Corinth. Oct an
George u. Rose. l4th Inisotrv. .owoauy q
Dee. 2lst. chronic d,srrh9s r.,ebsrs Trvon
lth IufAu.ry. company L. d. 9. 2sd. chronlc
diarrh9a /; Js.. 4 Hsns,ngsoa 7,h Iuf.nlry,
sospsey F. Dec. 2sd. guo sbos wound ia lei,
shoulder. st tbs battle VI Corinsh. Ost. 9Th
W h hcPhsrson. l7th '.nfsutry. company G
Dec. 9Th. chrome diA' rhs.; Charles Joaes
ASH !nfaasry. company X. Dec sls.. chronic
brsash''is John Re- igieay. ssd IsfAntrv ,oo~
psoy l. J.a I'd: % ron,e hspo,i.is; Anderson
Hooper: 2ssh Iof fsstry:somp.ny X. Jan. 80
esrksoo's ssrs'f' ,sss {; Lease N. Jooos.on, ID
lniAotry, COMPANY 4. Jan. 4,h, gum shot vosoi
received 10 u battle OF hatehis. Oct 6th
Frank C"urs d. Sd Infantry. eoupssy F. Jan
%th. quo ss.ot wound 10 left eide. rec sived .
shs battle o. Hatohis. Oct 9Th Curtis Clark
!7th io'snsry. company d. Jan. 4th. shroni,
dis rice.
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TaE roads in the country are said 70
Be exceedingly rough. TAa~ing days and
frsezing nights keep them In bad oondition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12

d. w. VAN EvesA, broker, buys and
sslls United Ststss Vouchers. State. County
and City Warrants. nseo.iasss loans. pays
taxss, etc Office, 3d door below Post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12

ATTENTION, '0FricERs.-For . choice
military Uniform. call st Ceoss. corner brady
and Second strests
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12

MILIrARY MEN, ArrsNrloS.-lf yos
Wish for Uniform ID full equipmssts esll on
F. p. Erskius, Niskolls' Block.
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THE CIT Y.

PsasosAL.-Capt. Aajtheus, Of Gen.
Fesnents slaff. arrived 10 town Saturday. on
. brief visit 70 his fanily.
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
JANUARY axsx.
SKI ~ DAY.

elxrn DAY.
DAvxKrosT, Jan. 10, 1858.
Board net st nine O'Clock. chairman Fros,
prs-iding All msnlbsss present.
Amu,ss VI ysstsrdsy's proceedings read and
- proved
Mr.. Lyon .fersd the following resolution.
whica vss adopted.
Rssolssd That the classi6cation Of the ssv.
srsl desor,ptions Of property 10 Be assessed for
The purpose VI squai,slng he ssssss'nsnt.
sgr. sably - Ssctlo. 4. chapter lis. 81 the
Acts of the 9th General Assembly OF the Slate
OF Iowa, shall be - follows:
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Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hart.
ford ssssts. lat Nay. 1862. tb27 260 9S +; lie.
bilitiss. 12l, 500. Hrnsy B HovvnAN. Axt.
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Tnr GsEAr TxMPExANcs REvIyAL.

TRE GREAr TEAPExANCg REVIVAL.
We are iu the aidss Of sstoaishisg svests
and cot the least of them is the great sssivsl
in the cause Of tsmp,rsuos 10 this city
Within the pest fsv ws.ks near City Of sLs
,ss. judges " old rye and corn in . liquid
state, hsv. Joined tho league" snd svsrs -
aba.Ain iroiu the use OF Intoxicating bsvsra-
yes. some OF these individuals have been ~.
liable dainksrs for ears: could secrstss Won
d.rtol amount Of The creature without wur
murine, aud walk homo without busting .
poet for support more than twice OF three
,jmes In . ,~iosk. When such men iors~sai
the cup. the Il. spds Of the cause may veil re-
io,es and tssl els.. 1t 10 certainly sncoursg,
I'M, but what vili sco@s Of the do lsrs ~
vhisksy and Sob Several veil known and
sxossdi sly popular salool have been os''-
ly supported by the very men Who have JOIN
Cd The Temperance Society. No more "ii
she bsst.eolorsd eosu,spancss Of theT iorms'
customers grace their sstAblish@sn,s 4 ne DAY
Of indulgence has passsd. and In place Of 'o'
coming. carm,ns colorsd nosss We -ball. in =
short time. have the blsschsd proboecis Of the
followers Of Either Matthew and Cough
Ardent sdvooa.es Of Temperance 10 ell things.
we say lot the work 60 brsvsly on. and do
not c.ass your eDdsAvors until every drinksr
has enrolled his Dsms in your lodge II may
possibly take some time 10 accomplish this re-.
cult.
AT special meeting Of the Vsstry
Of St. Luke. Parrish. held oo Saturday .J.nus ~
10th, 1868, the following preamble and rssol 4
tions we're unanimously adopted
WuxgEAs, Through sn inssrutahls Provi-
dencs our highly esteemed friend and sssocist~
John y Washbur0. IN tho midst OF health and
ussfuluess, has been suddenly removed by
death from among us; and
WHEakA-. BY shis distressing dispsosation
st Luse'e Parish 10 bereft Of . vsstsynan IN
1, wAtsiy identified with its interest and liberal
an. I earnest in its support
As.0,ved That whils ~ deeply deplors .
loss q effective " our Parish. and 10 osr com
muSi.y, We r<vsrsntiy submit to the viii oi
Hin VII aoss ali things we'll
Reside ed, That We will sfsctioDatsly cberish
the meln, ,ry of one whose urbanity Of manner,
kindness Of hesrt, generous impuises and
Christian =, ArAetsr snd sympsthiss rendered
him % dear - friend and % useful sn0 re-
spectsd - . citizen.
Rssolrsd. That in this peculiar visitation vs
rsesguizs . startling illustration Of the up'
certainty of human calculations. and woul d
dsvoutly heed our Lords warning, BE - sIso
ready"
Rssolved That vs sincerely symrsthiEs
with ths sffic,ed reiatIves Of the deceased
and oommsnt them 10 the consolation Ut OUT
Mercifui Father in Heaven.
kssoivsd. That We will attend the funsrs! 10
. body.
Reseisek. Tist copy Of these rsso'ntion'
be sent 70 / he widow Of the deceased. and thai
they bs published 10 the city papers.
H. POWLRS. Chsirmsu.
E. 9. On IosxE, Secretary.
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tion Of the vote authorisng The payment of
The bill. notwithssanding he had voted aga;~ss
its payosrt at The regular meeting. sad had
no right 70 move . rseonsidsra.ion. This
breach Of parliamentary us.ss and good sense
We overlooked. est Of courtesy. there being
20 disposition 10 crowd matters. Il wss re-
considered.
After the oattsr wss discussed at length.
sbs bill Vas sgsio unanimously ordered paid
BY the proceedings psbllehsd 10 another
column il will be ssen that the action Of the
Printing Committee wss nobly sustained. and
saat the work vss ordered continued.
We took copious notes Of the procssdiogs.
but - the matter turned out. ws can afford TO
be magnanimous W. have no disposition 70
rursue the matter further. uniess provoked 10
do 90. iu which osss ws shall neither ask sny
qusr.s. nor grant say. W. can sv'n over
lesk shs d..pe.is action Of the Mayor, and
aaintsiu silsnes conserving tho base and viii
ful f.lsshood. pubI,shsd by the Gazette. though
- must confess that ~ make WsDtAl rsssr-
yatiss In the last statement. The editor o
that pepper either lied wilfully or told story
Of which be knew nothing, which amounts TO
the same thing. No. ~ will net overlook
sseh son.snpsibls meon~sss. but shsll bold !,
in spscisl remembrance
We eosgrstuls,s the Printing Committee
upon the esmplstsnsss Of their vind'eatioa.
and the manner in which they we're susts'nsd
By their tsllvw member. Their s.ssigh'ior-
vsrdssss sil| not be speedily forgotten.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12

InKRs will be . special meeting Of
scott Division No. 1. So % u Tem psrsnes, this
evening Monday ~ y strepoiissn Hall. for
The purposs Of initiating candidates. Every
Son Of Temperance and lady visitor 10 request.
cd 10 b. punetuslly in q tendance u s'cl.,sk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-12
Poor iiOuso Report.

Nj. Neal. frsm the board OF Poor House
Directors. male the following report
10 the hoard n Super s,sors Of Scon county, Ioma
| The Directors Of tho Poor House of Scott conn
ty, Iowa, beg leave 10 report
There hAvo been expended fer tho improve