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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-05

i FOR E-The large and coDnodioas new build
~ in the Town OF Somsrs Nestcheter touGy, ~ miles
from City containing Unity odd well
ad.rt.d for a YOUNG LADIES' BOARDINO-5CnOOL.
u offered BY The proprietor Ou easy terms.
The location OF the beeesi n the country scenery
eesstful and oaly miles from HARLEM Railroad Pos
Oeics Telesraph Station. Episcopal and frrsDyt.nas
Churches wthin tive minutes wax beautiful orchard,
ieyeter VITA TO OF land will be sod vi toe
eaildns FOR further particulars spply TO J. b. lOOsU,
10. IL Chsmbers where plans OF building NAV BE- seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-05
COMMERCGAE MATTERS.
Sale. n, the s,och Erchance-Auo. 4.

5000 US 6ssl C. Cleaa.o.i 800 Harlan II. R... l2y
1890 do.......C lsan.ltt lyvo do..... .......'iE
Ne nO Il 5sI54C. Clean. Uut do........
4g0O T. 3. o. Yl Hsg..lOO $40 dO....... .......l-i
ON ~ a tu NJ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-05

The City Fire Insurance Company Will pay, 10Th
inst, dividend Of 81 Y share, free Of tax. St.
Marks Fire Insurance Company will pay on de-
msnd a dividend v cent free Of tax. The New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company will pay
dnr. nd ANIMAL d xdeud Of 3 u cant free
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

company !. 81 h Infantry, vice W K Maxsell.
| resigned.
EDWARD Dorm. prom oted 20 Assistant Surge IN
Of the j,th Infantry, vice q DeNitt, re-
signed.
Augustus Yerger, promoted to Capt Of cempi-
ny !. S9th Infantry. original vacancy
Robert Hunter, promoted To lst Lieut. Of
company l, 3sth Infantry, vice ierger, pro-
NOTED.
J Ward Rea6eld, proro,ed to ed Lieu. Of
comI any l, Seth Infantry. vice Hunter, pf"-
NOTED.
Daniel anderson, promoted to Lieu. Col Of
the LIST Cavalry vice L Gad Bryan. resigned
Jshn ID me !. promoted to lst Lievt and
Adj utant. vice ID 4 Kerr, resigned
John X Marsh III. promoted - I'd Lieut. cf
com any 4, lst Cavalry, wee } Bishop, re
signed.
WIN Whiscnand, promoted u Capt Of com.
tAny II, Let Cavalry, vlco Wescott, resigned.
4 W he orm OK. promoted TO lst Lieut OF
company II, lst Cavalry. vice W Whissnand,
promoted.
Saml 7 Craig, promoted to I'd Lieut. Of com
pany Il, lst cavalry, vice A W Mccormick iro-
noted.
hiram Soules. promoted 10 ID Lieut. of
company X, lst Cavalry, vice A l. Freeman, re-
signed.
George b Harrington. prom oted 10 lst Lieut.
Of company a, I'd Cavalry, vice Is Reno, PRO-
INC ted.
John " W Rumple, promoted to ID Lieut. of
company ", ID Cavalry, vice Owen, promoted.
Asa Il Fitch, promoted TO LIST Lieut. of oompa-
ny n, 4th tav,iry, vice ) : True, promoted.
stephen W Groesbeck.
Thoma. J collars, promoted to Capt of com
pany +, ith Cavalry, yico " ins.ow, Promo
led
BOYD Brim, promoted to lst Lieut. Of COM
pany F. ata Cavalry, vce T J ZJiars, promo
ted.
Elias B Woodruff, promoted TO "a Lieut. Of
comp'ny I, 4.h Cavalry, vice /" Bfim. promoted
Eugene Shciii,d, promoted TO lst Lieut. and
Adj uiant OF 7th Cavalry, new organiz ,tion.
samuel Hsbren, tromoted % - Lieut..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
From Washington.

NAsnlyGroy, March 4.
All the usual appropriation bills were
passed and sigucd by the President
ihcsc, together with other appropla-
tlons, amount 10 about 800. 600, ,0O0.-
The mi.cclanf Gus appropriation bill, as
originally introduced by the committee
Of Ways and Means, appropriated only
Sl2, 100000, but before it rassed both
Houses, the aggregate sum was enlarged
10 10000 600.
The bill to establish branch mint in
Nevada mas become law.
Richmond papers OF the 2d inst, make
no mention Of affairs at Nicksburg.
Charleston dates TO the lst are re
cciscd.
The steamers Ruby and Douglas ran
the blockade with Nassau dates of the
2Gth nit
A dispatch from Savannah, OF the lst,
states that tho steamer Nashville ran
aground near Fort McAlistcr, and was
destroyed By cur iron-clads. The fort is
not taken.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
NUMBER 49,.
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG R1PH.
Thursday. y O'Clock a. M.

CAIRo. March /

,Aiko, MaTch i.
The steamer Tycoon. Just in from
Memphis, brings Monday evening papcrs.
The lndiaaola WIS captured IN ius,
about the manner tccgfarhcd las, night.
and at Point liut, - mllcs i low V,cks.
burg. Tho rebel ram cyaded her guns.
winch were not So situated nj 10 fire at
hroadsllc, and buttcd her until .ho was
III sinking condition. When CAPTAIN
Brown appeared on deck and surrendered
her, he WAS ordered to run her ashore.
Winch he did. All ol tho crew were
captured except one man, Who escaped
Sln,c the loss Of the lndianoln, tho rebel
gnnhoat Frol {, IN charge Of MaL HAYS,
asked rcrmlssloo TO approach hlckshnrg
with PRISONERS for exchange. He states
that the lndianola is sunk but il is feared
this Is "A mitstaiemcut, IN order 10 deceive
Ms, and that III reality sho will be raised
at once and used against US.
Tho Queen Of the West has been
repaired and brought mp the river and
Is now y my qule ~ under the rebel bat
terv, al Narienton.
Two dredgc machines had arrived nt
Young Point, and Will be Immediately
pat 10 work on the channel. The river
vas rislng fast, and the water was inter.
iofing very much with the camp.
he lcvco II broken, and the water il
pouring over nj an awful rate.
Another 1atboat lad run past the hat.
teries At Nicksburg, and arrived safely
at the foot Of the canal. The rebels saw
her and fired several shots three of which
struck her
a lire occurred last Monday ut Lake
Providence, destroying nearly the whole
. the town and considerable amount
OF comnlssary stores.
a coal barge, will rropelcrs had got
through into Lake Providence. II was
pushed overland on slides.
1t wac eoniirlntly asserted Mt Lakc
Providence that iho crew OF the Indian
ola bad sunk her before she fell into the
hands Of The rebels
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
TO-DAY'S ADN'TS.
VIM. q. q lADBUnYS
pllNO-FORTE ESTABLtSuME ENT
No. 428 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

Tho subscriber respectfully invites tho atten
/ ,ion ot niairienls aud tho public generally -
his Piano forte tstablighmsnt, at No. III
Bro0me street. cernei oi Crosby
Having wtthdtawn his inteiest, st7cF and mn
hrials from ia = laie iiIm OF lights n Bfedbury
which l-n wn dissolved on the jli January uii
aud h,v ~ rutshased me en,iro stock oi linno
tottes and Piano Forte mutcriRl, owned by tn
brother Edward 6. tr ,dhup 10 the said h.t
i, now prepared e tupply III" iner"r 'Tfne
fof his cote eb.ated Piano roites. Lml.o3!lt ms
most skilliul aud experience. warhHien. with a
large stock ol tho best and most thor rluRhly 'ea
suncd material ard an abundance OF capital, he
has iascn 10 hand tho per son"l snToi, sion oi TN
.hole bus. noss OF manufacturing he instrument
aud ia ouabied toturn out iiane -Eo!tcs Of uhs
qua lled tone and duratteres.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

TmE ELEcTuc. vA MoNpAy.-The,

InE ELEoTIc. W MoNDAy.--There
| 'an important election to be held on Monday
, II 10 important. because il touches some OF the
most vital iuterests-our schools The educa.
tion oil our children is ali-impcrtant. Il is
our policy and the policy OF our party TO 10
liberal in this matter. The men to be elect
are President, Vice President. Treasurer.
secretary and one Director. Let them he men
wto take AN iutereet 10 schools. men who will
devote their attention to the education oi tho
rising generation. II is also portion OF the
daiy oi the people on that day to vote funis
tor the mainlainanee Of the schools Of the cem
log year. In this we hope TO see spifit Of
nbers!i'y. Let Us vote money enough for all
necessary sxpsnsss-enough 10 give our child.
ren good comfortable school houses aud school
roome-snough TO hire the beet teachers. even
though We have to pay them = lt,ie higher
wages. The man who would cheat his own
child by providing him with poor teacher
because HE rsryices can be obtained at a low
sr Price. has not high position In our esteem
lhs policy is ruinous In the extreme. Le, us
be liberal and consistent ip this matter
There isanother point. BY common consent
the people o. this city District have alwsys
ignored politics ip school matters THE 10
right. We are opposed TO lusging politics into
this matter al all Just let the disposition be
show wu to give the democrats a fair rerrssen.
tation Ia the Doard--no crewding--apd there
will be no alnslon made TO politice hut u
this Ia not to be the disposition OF the rsruh-
lcan.. on Saturday evening. at the peoples
caucus, then the democracy must assemble in
party caucus and make their nominations and
run eeparats ticket. We do not know there
|. my disposition On the part OF the rspubli.
cane to crowd, but somehow it WAS done last
year, and must not bs snhmil,.d to again.
We warn the democrats 10 come out on Sat
urday evening 10 tsise their voices In favor oi
.ehoois good .chools and . liberal policy and
II 1t becomes necessary. to e into sstiet par
~ caucus Tor nominating .iieets. We trust
lhis may Dot be forced upon ns-ws hardly
think IL viii bs bul oomo out and give IN
your H. nuence for good schools. anyhow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

SonG nrM RarlNkRY.-Wc had the
pleasure Of a call yesterday. from Mr. Wilson,
oi Chicago. who is on n tonr Of investigates
through The State, to deterAins upon SOM
3oint at which to locates sorghum refinery
on moderately large scale. tie Is now h,re
10 see what encouragement the people ar
silling 10 give 10 such an enterprise.
We need not epend great deal OF ink TO
oring the matter before the people. Ut Ia AL
accepted fact all around. that sorghum is dee
,inod 70 be one Of the leading staples OF II .
Northwest. There is not even a shadow q
doubt on this po.nt. The events Of the day
iraw the farmer into its cultivation. TO
taise 1t has become matter OF sslf pfeser-
yation, almost, AID therefore II mu.t be one
IT the most important products. The o. lect
oext 10 view Ia 10 40 prepare the extract oi
the cane as TO make IL most presentable 70
The consumer. To this end. rsfineries muat
.piiug up at various points Ia the State
rhsse will become important features In the
manufacturing Interests oi our cities II Is the
!uty Of every place to encourage those who
wish to engage in the business Wo Lnow
uoihing abou, Mr.. Wilson. only that he Is well
recommended but we ~isb the business men
Of the city to consider the matter. and DE-
eide 10 their mind. whether they vii! sncoui.
age the enterprise or not.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

New ScooL IIoUsE.-We understand
that The people OF the East Davenport Dis
Trio, are going to have anew school hon's
mas long been great need Of II. Let IL be 10
Gated up On The buG Of some Of the delisht-
ful places which abound mere, where thsreh
plenty Of Iefreshing shade and green grass in
The Summer season. The present house ~
town in the hclo~-is low-poorly veni,lst.
ed, and rickety. People who can afford 10
have children a, ell ran sfford 20 give iheu.
pleasant, healthy AM sgreeatle accOmmoda-
done for learning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

A Nxw MACnINE.-Mr. Mccullough,
at Cones tailoring establishment. has bsen
appointed agent for lately invented ma
chine for working button holes. something
very much needed iu these war times lie has
one machine on exhibition at the store, hut
the travelling agent will leave with il this
evening Those interested will please take
notice aud govern themselves accordingly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
CoNGREssI IlNsI--,arH CnNt:Rrss.

W AAiilNGrON, March !.
iiousE.-Aftcr transacting unimportanl
busIncss,a \ committee WIS appointed to
wait on the Prosidon, and inform him
that the House had finished its business,
aud I , ask il he had any further COM
munications 10 make The committee r.
turned, stating that the President had
no communications 70 make.
Mr.. Grow, N n feeling speech, return
ed thanks for the complimentary resolu-
tons, and the House ADJOURNED sine die
SENATE Mr.. Trumbull offered a res
olatou, Which WA adopted, TO inform
the President that thc Senate had hn-
ishcd us legislative business, and was
loady II adjourn. Tho committee short.
i reported lhat the President hal no
iultlcr communications to make. MIR.
Foole, the chairman. after some appro-
prlato remarks, declared the Senate nd
lournCd StHe die.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

CHOICE JEwELuY.--If you are look
,og for choice article Of ij.welry-weIl anc
tastefulIy rsds Of standard gold. fns wa,c'
either gcli or silver. that ia warranted TO Ike. =
accurate time ai all ssasoLf-if You want 81 y
kind Of jewelry. watches. or clocks repaired
70 J d. Curry :. on Brady street. above b I'd
Ills good. are upsqoailsd. sLd his charges
c.odsraie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

lF you want your watches, clocks and
jewelry repaired take them 10 W. l. Riggs.
two doors from tho I.s Clare House, lie Clare
Block. His charges are reasonable. aud he
warrants his w,ik to give good sstisiActioa.
March 3i--dlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

March ith. Mr, clAKLES oJRf, Sr., in tho
s2i year of his nga.
The friends q the family invited 10 u
tend the iureral On Friday afternoon. the oh
inst n, half rn.t one o'clock, fiom tho residence
Of his son. thas Mporo, Ir
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

CONC BAcK.-From letter from our
young ffienG C-swfYrd Ns.lsy, of C,ptaiu
rorrey's company, Of the goth, dated a,
WaynesvlLe. February 2G.h, We learn thu,
hs. in company with about one hu pdred sol
d!ers. is getting back TO the Army Of The From.
tier. lie is in good condition. aud etjo, Ing
the trip hugely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

AsrRoSoMY.--The lecture by P,of
Fory. at the - B'ptist Church last evening
upon the sidersAl world, was well attended
and in itself vas very Interesting. OF cours.
tut the triefest outline could be given to sue h
~ imme1se subject Il proved q profitable
entertainnent to the PEE pie. The sut isc,
when properly handled, c,n but be OF deepes,
lutertsl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

BRIGnr ONCE MoRE Although yer,
cold, yesterday w4ss bright. beautiful day
the sun shining out most gloriously. A week
Of such weather. aud trsve. In the country
could be once more resumed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

StI,r few riecca OF those cheap sca
.orahle dress soods for sale al Whlslers Great
New York Store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

Now is Your TlME.-Those splend ID
pictures at Metropolitan Block are being se
iected at private sale much faster than IT, e
proI rieior had any resson TO expect, Those
who wish 10 secure ths best should be on the
alert, as the auction will som commence A
nance like the one now II cred does not ooc cur
more than once IN whole iife,ine Go and
see them. and make your selections before the
best are chosen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

TIE Piano FoRTE.-TheIc is prol a
bly no article OF utility or luxury In the pui
chase oi which go much must be trusted TO
The or and integrity OF the manufacture,
ss the PIANO Foite The name II WILLIAM
B BRApBuAY IL Musical household wof0,
and is cure guarantee TO the purchaser thnt
the instrument bserit < lis name Is Ia sll re-
.pecls psrisct. For many years an seti't
osrtner in one If the largest Piano Forte
manufacturing sstabiiobments 10 New York
he Las gained a world. wide cslebtity and
having plenty OF capital. 10 determined that
his instrument shall net be eqasl!sd by thoic
OF auy other i,aker. Read bis sdvsrtissment
in our advertising columns. 1t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
xoTeiga News.
PoRrLANp, March 4

The steamship Hibcrnian, from Liver
pool, 18th, and Londonderry, goth, arriv.
cd here this evening.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Lord Stra,hcn gave notice in the
House Of Lords that on the 23d Of Feb.
he should move Tor copies of the dis
patches and letters from Mr.. Mason to
the English government relative to tho
claim OF the Coni,derates to be aeknowl-
edged by Great Britain.
Meetings, lectures, etc, in favor of
President LncoIn's emancipation procla-
nation, were Of daily occurrence in Va
rious parts Of England.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

FARRAND is IN receipt of fino as
sor'ment .! those stunning hats ftr ladies.--
Also the latest styles Of gent. drsss and seh
hats
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

Phunix Insurance Company OF Hart.
ford assets. lst May. 1902. sb2i 200 % La
tllilie,, t2l 900 lirSRy II llotraAs, Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

A WoRn. Buy yonr silver spoons,
forks aud other silver ware Mt Riggs' HE
prices aud styles will please yhu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

Do not delay making your purchases
OF cry goods. vsdsvor.h 10 s,iil selling st
old figures. bat. Of course. bis next stock wiz
have 70 b sold higher. Boy sew.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market--.DaiIy Rcpor

OFrIoK or ruw Drs. h News,
Wcdno.da i've, Maten !. !
Quotations stand unchanged. There Is iitue
doing. We quote
FLoun-- W holesalo, s5.Otod61o, retail, $1,000
60.
wnsAr- .0dtaoo for common grades and
s5caSl.00 Tor the best.
BAHLE, 90t0lH -.
Cons 33GJ5c.
OATS 51s.
iIoas Drossod, s3o0di0a.
NV ho.g market.
nKw YoNw March 1
F,oun -hathct dnll, and HpminaltY iower--
81 81 ~ 60 extra state. 81 % 80 90 u II y
WnfAr b0a 81 lG2 g. " >l.i cub :. 'a6
LIS winter red.
tona- Dull g66l q3c.
New XotL stock Market.
March A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
FL % Es si II e. A.
AEEVs/S'G .V.TCHkvE.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitches, and fuis the cloth eiths- right OF
oft, RS tho operator may desire. II tcws very
rapid, ia easy Of operation aad ALMOST neiselese
1t ia fully protected by le,ters patent, AMI each
machine warranted % the purchaser
All thogo desiring first class family ewing
nachino will bo richly repaid by an oaaminato
Of Its merits
MRS. r. B. CLrNGMAN
lie Claire House,
na,Atr Room e..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
Bradhury's New Scale Piano-fortc

In tho arrangement q our ASV s'aio. dr'~n
and prepared with The utmost |el ffessly Tor
our now iusttumonts, We bayo added every IN
proyement which eGn ~ any way tonl 10 the per
lection Of u PAno Fore ani NC can conh lentiy ;
assert tha' Tor d Iicacy Of ouch volume, Iuttiy.
b' lacey and sweetness q tone, combined WIN
that gtron{th ard tolility Of traro noe ~ to
dufabIhtv, these instruments are un.qlehcl.
soTHEt6tn Ahp ltEitrY 10 our motto, aud w.
intio thu closest tiesui OF tbs unbiased Judges
10 the land.
l-sy- Every instrument Is warranted for f'e
years. -
WIN Is BRADBURY,
AZ Bro)ne street, corner Crosby, Ae" York.
mhS-3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

TnE Gin CAVALRY GOES TO Sioux
Cnr -Con,rsry to general expectations this
splendid regimen. goes into the border serv.
zee. About The middle of last month, Genera,
Pspe. who coG msnds In this department. sent
o. ders here directing taat the 9th Cavalry be
sent to Sioux City. This order was Submitted
10 the War Department at Washington and 1t
~as there decided that the orders Of General
Pope must be executed; therefore. as soop -
The regiment 10 ready to march, 1t will go 10
the above named point. TO bc In readiness to
er .sh out any hostile demonstrations tha, the
Indsos may make in that quarter.
1t would seem from this tha, Gen Pope 4.
pretty thoroughly conyirctd tina. there u
great danger OF farther Iodisn raids upon our
North.weslern frontier. The 9th 10 compete q,
10 give the red men severe punishment. To
move this regiment across the stats st this
sessoo Of tbs year, 10 no smalI snderts kiox.-
Toe march ssust b. slov. and The labor ol
taking sloog rAtiops for the men and collect.
ing forage for The borsss. will be inmssse.--
II 10 uncertain - yet vhst route will b
tAksa alse ~ TO Ne tine u starting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
EXTRA sresfoy.

Tie Senate was called TO CIDER hy
Mr. Forncy, who read tho rrocomalio Il
Of tho President convehing the Senate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

DECATUR, ILL.,, March 4.
AT the city election today, the entire
Union ticket was elected by large na-
jority.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

Coal Is more difficult TO obtain than
ever now that the roads have become npass
able for teams. and the prospects for al ad-
vance in pr'ce are exceedingly bri liant. W.
bsd As,tertd ourselves that the coal difficulty
would be ell fixed up and the mines in full
blast before the 6gst Of March, but .uch q de.
sirabls resul, appears TO be no nearer consum-
alton theu it vas . month ago. Oar ciliz ns
have one con n,olaiioB. tLat warm westher il
near 1t hand. When they can partially dis
pence with free
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
Corner OF Brady and Fourth Sss.,


N-Ow Is THE TIME TO LAY IN WO0DF0R
IN Winter use. We hare dry kindling wotd
II te per cord and green wood O. sl7O per cord
Qu,rk " you will bs too late; v,,
y1l-etS sAA&Vo 0SsAss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

Mass MEKIING --Wo have been re-
qne.tsd to announce . mass meeting at the
Court House on Saturday evening 10 nomi.
nate can ndidatss for School Board officers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
THE CITY.

Gov. KlRKwooD arrived in town Tues
day night. Lie is stopping at NE Barts
House
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

MILITARY AEE, ArTxsnos.-N you
wish Tor Uosforn and full equip@sats. sall
- r. p. Eeakias, Gisksus Djsek.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05

School ELECrIoN.--On Monday next
comes the annual School Election. the off
csrs to be elected are: A President Of the
Board. . Vice President. Treasurer and SEQ
retary ; also one director. 10 take the place OF
Mr. Blood, whose term has expired.
1t affords US pleasure to st.ts that our
school. are in a furnishing condition. They
will compare favorabiy with any schools. no
matter where located. The people are pleas-
ed with the msnner in which their children
have bsen educated The financial condition
Is SQUAD. The old system Of paying teachers
10 orders. with no money in the Treasury
with which to meet them thus compelling
teachers to sell the paper at what they could
get, has been abolished. They now get their
pay regularly a. IT becomes due. and dollar
for do!l.r.
The financial condition Of our schools is
shown by the following statement BY the
Treasurer. Geo. II French, E.q.:
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-05
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