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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
The Hos. JoHv F. DILLoN,-In a,

The Hos. JoHs F. DILLoS.-In au-
other column will be found the procee dings Of
. meeting held by the Scott County Bar Assoc
citation for tEs purpose of expressing the sen-
timsnts Of the members OF that honorable
body concerning the sficial oonduct Of the
Hon. John F. Dillon during the several years
that he hss held the positioa Of Jadgs OF this
judicial District, alec 10 congratulate him 10.
on bis accession to still higher donors Ia the
profession,
The sentiments thus expressed is not only
that Of the Bar Of Scott County, ths members
Of which are supposed TO be coup e.ept Judges
OF the cenduct Of beir srperior- but i. 10. a.
fer ~ We know, the sentiments sf the people
gsnsrally-not only thoss whose political een-
siments concur with those entertained by
Judge Dillon, but Of those OF different polit
ieal psrsuasiop. A. Judge and citizen
there hes existed and does exist but one opin,
Ion OF this gentleman In all things oonnseted
with the discharge Of his official dute. he ha q
shewn hsnssf 10 Be perfect master Of bi.
situation. HE decisions have been Of the
sN~S~ 'e's" "~s"~teI-e Sc frceiy cpe OF t1eU
having failed 10 stand the te.t of tho Supreme
Court. when brought before that ,ribuDal,-
Uadsr the circumstances this 10 saying greet
deal. The dooksts on the circuit Of tn. Di.-
trles have extensive, and very many mos. In
trisats Law points have necessarily been rais .
Cd. but ~ before stated, these have been dec d.
I'd BY Judge Dillon with the grsats,t ability
The charge Of psrsiality In the discharge oi
his duties. hes, We believe, never been rais-
I'd against him. He leaves the bench Of the
District Court 70 take bic eeat upon the Su-
prsms Bench Of the State, carrying with him
the III viii Of no man. but on the con srary
the warnsst wishss and the highest esteem ol
oil. He has honorsd the place that hs has
occupied, and bic successor must be . ysry
good lawyer and : very good mar II be filIs
The place With sash universal assspts sbility %
has Judge Dillon.
In his new and higher position W predict
for hia the ssms judicial prs-suiosnse th.,
has h,sherss esrksd bic judicial career. HI.
snsiriss sssesy and industry coupled with bi,
sssrling nstural abilitiss viii be cure "a vip
tse Hin higher name sad loftise fame than
ID ~ bic . ssioy. The best wishes and
vssosss 1sslses q Ne people si this sssau.
~ ~ NM hlat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

The science of dressing we'll i. to wear
good clothes. fashionable clothes, durable
cIothss. and elothss made up with taste and
In COED style This Is sconomy as we'll as
science. and the right way to practice both Is
to parchase your clothing ct Sam Perrys, op-
posits the Post Office. His goods are of the
heat quality, ..a ..o always mace up 10 the
best style Of the art Call and have cen
sultation with Sam before purchasing el.s-
where.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

HAVE GooD Dinner PoR THAsKseIvINa-
The place to buy your raisens. dried currants,
peaches, plums. p'unes, citron, fresh oysters,
pure wines and liquors, Is at tho Grea Cheap
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Hawkey, next
door below tho Post Office. Remember they
promise their customers 10 sei this week the
large xxx Oysters at The same price tbaa
smaller oyster are sold in this place. Thanks
giving the store will be open until IL o'cioc k
at noon. Don't forget the place, .he Great
Cheap Grocery Ha~keye. next door below
the Post Office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

The RAvKLs.-This troupe of world
vice celebrity ope,s : cries of performances
at Metropolitan Hall on Thursday evening, TO
oontinss for three consecutive evenings. In
point Of real attraction there is nc species Of
amusement before the public that Is so thor
srghly entertaining IS this, The lI.t of per-
formers 10 strong one, and the Ballet Corrs
10 unsquallsd BY any that has hitherto sp-
pssrsd IN the weetern country. The ci.ixepe
Of Davenport will esteem this series of enter.
tsinmsnts with especial favor and afford Il .
Hperal patronage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

WHnE's DANCING AcADEMY.-The
second term will commence Saturday Nov. 81
Masters and Miesss class. Saturday Nov. 81
At 2 o'clock p. H. Glass for Ladiss, Mon de y
Nov. %, at . o'clock p. NJ Gspta. Cla.s. Mon-
day evening, Nov. Q3. at O'Clock p. b. 1a-
!tiou five dollars for each seholar-one half
to be paid la advance. nyl5.6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

No1IcE is hereby given. that we the
undersignsd. dry eoods merchants Of Dsvsn-
port. agree 10 close our place. OF busness OF
Thursday, November 26th s63. it being the
day appointed for National Thanksgiving:
Kshos 4 Carhart. VIC Wedsworth.
VIM H Garter, Oberndorf d Bern eis
z > Whislsr. Mack d Co,
Wise q 90. Strsepsr 4 Shropshire
q KluR,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

PosTPoEKD.- Owing to the perform
forwsnce Of the Rs,sl Troupe In this city thi,
wsdk. the exhibition Of Risley's Panorama o,
the River Thames has been postponed uot,i
Tsssdsy. Wednesday and Thurs aay Of nsst
week
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

READ Franz Meyers advertisement
In another column. He !s Offering rare in
duesmsuts to everybody Who wants TO buy
clothing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

ScoTr CouxrY BAR-ATTssTlos.--
There will be = bar supper .o-nigh. at Mrs
Atkins At half psst eight. IN honor ef Jadgs
Dillon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

A DEsERvKD CoMPL1AgsT.-A Bal
simore correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
sstts spsaks In the folio wing tsrme Of Nessrs
Knabs Co. q pianos, and for the benefit ol
those who want to purchase 40 instruwept
superior to any other msauiaolur, ws pablish
an extract:
Ths world renowned German opera troupe
OF Herr Anssbutz which was with you 10
Cine oosti iass5. ssf.ecmmsnees On sngsgsmant
or season Of a mouth, in Baltimore next Tuss-
day. Their managers and business nsn have
already been here making n rapssm snis, and
have been looking ss selsct pianoes st The ex
teueivs establishment Of Messrs Knabs d Co
the argest concern Of this kind in the couotry.
Speaking Of Messrs. Knabs 4 Co, and the Ia,
pe,us given to manu- featuring In Baltimore,
ssse pleasure IN saying 10 you that | went
through their immsnee sstablisLmsne the
other Gay. and was amased to see its extent.
1t 10 the first. and perhaps the
largest Of hs kind In the country. The two
buildings where mest Of the rough werk and
manufacturing 10 done number four and five
..osisa. filled With mschiasry run By power
ful steam engine. II these pianos soo BE- seep
in every stage approashine eoapletios -
They have also On extensive concern, ware
rooms. dnisbing department.. sales room, As.,
on Eaton. with frsn: on Baltimore street,
Here . large number Of hands are employed,
completing and putting the 6ni-hisg touch
upon Instruments turned out In rouehsr
stages at the other shops. An extensive hall
10 filled with pianos, grand and other de-
seriptions Of the moss elegant and costly kisd
ready for sale. The propristors employ absat
three hundsed workmsn constantly, and cup
ply an vsrsgs Of thirty plans weekly, 6nd-
Ing eaie for them largely in Cincinnati, Obi
csgo and throughous the entire west, 81
weh ~ here 10 the north and slssw hsrs.-
Fhessinstruments are very celebrated, having
taken many preminms 1t Fsirs. and CON.
mended By Thslbsrg, Gotteehslk. Straskosh,
Satter, .Viesxtemps and n ~ other renev ' sed
artists. Mr.. Knsbs and his son are psrtu ers
and are among the most snterptisine, ussfai
and reedeetsd eitss.os.
Nj. J. @. Wallace. Of this city. 10 agent for
the above establish msnt
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THE CI Y.
BuY YOUR CoNFEorIoNERrEs, CtGARs
h., at Ochs. No 10 Wsst-Seccnd strsst.

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at short notice by Erskins, at No.
West Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

SNow.-Thsrs was q fall Of two or
three inches Of very Damp snow last night,
which has already disappeared, lssviDs 20
traces behind except plenty Of mud and disap-
pointed hopes 81 . thsaksgiviss day slsigh.
ride
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

OYsr1as OYsTsRs ! -T The only
place 10 the city whore you cen get the large.
Iueicus, extra heavy Baltimore Oysters 10 .
shs Q. 8. Esprsss ofnss. They make ths best
Tbantssivins dinner arrangement that can b.
fonnd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

Farrand challenges competitor 10 the
Hat, Cap, and For trade. New styles eon-
staDtiy received
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

L. L. Oons pays the highest cash
prise Tor GOLD. SILVER aud DEMAND
NOTES,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

II you want a good variety OF the
best Winter Apples. call At l.. l. Ochs. op.
pssite City Drug Store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

Wadsworth invitss the attention 81
sonstsy merchants - bic large cad sassfslly
sslssssd Wholesale ssesk Of Dry assls. aay.
nseeg b passhsslse tAsgA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

THANKs0IvlNo FESTIVAL, has
made great arrangements fer Thapksgiviog
dinners. He has tsrk!ss. chickens. Wild game
cysssrs. canned !obstsrs, butter, eggs, honey
grapes apples, sto-all Of the choicest and
beet styls. Come and sss swan and you viii
slways get the worth Of your money and .
listls more. Gall opposite the Post Ohiss,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

The place to dnd the largest and most
complete stock Of French nsrinoss, Espss.s
cloths. slspasas. and drsss sosds gsasraliy, 10
a. whirlsra Fsw.sosds resolved daily By
Express.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

a TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
~ asd Notary Public.
oK-DavenpcIts Block, LeCiaire, -.
Particular attention paid 70 collections In ooot
County Imys-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

HSADouAaTnns AILIrAaY nIsfsIor o. Iowa.
AssT ADJ'F GBNRRAL's OyF1cs,
Dsvsnport, Nov. 24sh, 1883. }
9ss~aI Orders, NJ. 10.
J. The President Of the United States having
by his psoslanstion ct apart Thursdsy the 26th
day of Novsabsr - dsy Of general Thashsgiv-
Ing thrsushous thsland, the General commanding
the District directs thst the general duties Of the
Camps, Posts and Hespltals withis the military
district Of lows, excepting only. guards md po-
lice, b suspepdsd % that sdsy,
II. Il 10 recemmsnded that oil o6lcsrs and SOL
disrs Within this district, on that day, accessible
themselves together . their Posts, Or repair 70
eonvsnient places u public worship, and wherever
they may be, rsvsrsntly and devontly actnewi-
edss the Supesns Rulss Of the Univsrss - the
eathos snd givsr Of ths nAsifeld blsssises thst
have sxalted - - people, that hath Allsd our
harms with plenty, that havs stayed the
psstilsoses and deknsssss and unite With
> thankful and grateful people II ths thaakssiv-
iag aad praise, Of right due . the great bsnsA-
ssnss that ssoursss 10 fos our aims ssd vista %
our aational sins the shastissasnt Of war, and
yet in his Just vsagsaAes, ssasnbsfs the psepls
II nerey, erowss their asns with victory, saves
The heritage Of oar foesfathsrs from ths wicked
and The spoilers, and preserves The nasion.
By order Of Big. Gen. Roberts
8. PRENTICE,
1st LisaA 4. D. O. = 4. A. A.0.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
Family Meat MARKET.
FREDERICK RAUscH,

- KEEPS HIS MARKET CON
= srANrLY supplied With the nicss
@ quality Of Beef, Pork, Veal. Mutton,
etc., which hs sells cheaper than
cay other butcher In the city. Corled Dssf,
Plekled Pork, Cared Hams. and Drled Beef con
ptantly or hand. Gail and Try me. my3e-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

VAaRAxcY.-Levi Wallace and
Chsrlss Hisginzs we're brought before Squire
Wheeler yesterday on the charge Of vagrasoy.
The trial was continued from y estsrday Oft or.
noon 'until to day, and Was not soneluded
when ~ went to press. We believe there
ie suspicion that these fellows had som =
thing to do With the late robbery Of Smiths
Hat and Far store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
A. MILLER

no. 20 BRADY srRRET, BELOW SECOND,
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
makes TO order
III q ents', Boys 4 Children's Clothing
Of the best u mat.ria and In manner that oanno
fail 70 give satisfaction. Liberal patronage re-
pectfulIy solicited. lmy21-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

PRrIr LARnrNv.-Owing 10 the high
price Of lumber. Augustus Klein thong ht IL
would be cheaper to take what he wanted
without paying for IT, He expsfimsuted on
A'sing d willisms' yard. aud got caught as Il,
The 6rm turned the joke upon him BY taking
him bsiors Squire Wheeler. who taeksd os q
dne Of IS AID eosss. which Augustus paid and
went away. satisfied that the lumber business
Whe not hiA forte
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DOA9D or SUPERVISORS.
,psouasm nxrsrxs.

Monday. November -.
Board net agrsssbly y adjournment u 10
e'slosk.
Asnb.,s sll prsssss except Msssrs. Fiuks.
Clark End Aurry.
Minutes Of last meeting [os.. is] read asd
approved.
The list ~ elsims accumulated since the last
meeting we're laid before the Beasd end ~.
fsrred to committee on Finance: also iist Of
elaims which had been paid since tbs Sep
tember session By order Of the Directors 81
the Poor. which we're referred - above
The ofieis bond Of Ambress Shirley, Jas
ties Of the Peaes ip Ls Ciairs To vbship, Theo.
Tsnser, Towsship Clerk Of Blue 6fAss Tswn-
ship. and the annual statement Of Wu. Will
son. IT,. Towpsbip Clerk Of Pleseans Valley
Iownship. oil Of which we're referred to the
committee on Pobl!e O66eers.
Board adjourned until 2 o'clock ?. =.
AFTERNOON ssssIes.
Board met At 2'siOck-ail the members
present.
The papers In the Cook read cale, The sane
being for the vasation and rs-loeation oi .
road In Davenport Tow nship. we're lsid bsfoss
the Board and referred to the committee on
Bridges and Highways; alec the papers 10 the
Price Road case ~. for the location Of . road
10 Clsona Township the papers In the Van
Wyek Read case. for the location Of . read in
H'skory Grove the papers In the NcCats
Road case. for the location Of road In Le
Claire. tho papers In the Hans Panlssn road
case. for the location sf . road in Davenport
Township. all Of which were referred ~ abovs.
Bill OF 3. E. Smith. for lumber used In
bui' ding bridge in Princeton Township. was
presented and referred 10 committee on bridges
and highways.
Board adjourned until o'clock Tomorrow
mOrninv-HAth
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The Daily Democrat and News,
CARTS.

A.bARhbTT y. I. ADAMS
BARRETT Il ADAMS,
Dentists, Corner Brady 4 Aih streets,
EZA OVER PARKS 4 HOBMER'S GRO
H. Gerry Store. All persons who spprs-
1IQIeiate a superior s,yle Of Dentistry
sill DO we'll to call. Prices moderate, and all
work warranted, Entrance on Fourth street.
ocls-d&wH
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IA. r. DODGE.

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
sKApY STREET, BATwERs FOURTH AND FIFTH
s:sssss ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
\ strong and servioeahle manner, and
AII11Yysatisiao,iong gusrsatied. Office open
hours, day and night. Jpct-du
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DEMOCRAT & NEW S

en-. PRrTRBenL Co., No. 81 Park Row, New fo,rk
and State street. Boston agents in those cities
and authorized take advertisements and subserp
tiops for our lowest rates.
O. r. ecnivRn, 80 Dearborn street. Chicago author.
red 70 receive advertisements for thiz paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
DIR. GEO. w. McCARN.

nHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i in room directly over the Post Ofice.
DR.. GEo. W. McCARNs residence, east side o.
Brady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
ian 9-dwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

CucAeo. Novsnber 81.
!Lous.-Aarkst astive. Hpsing Extra $50
09S.35.
WnBAS.-Mazkst aIm. No. gprine l.oel<.
Red l.lt.
Conn-t@Ss better. sS0rks.
OAfs.-el@e7e
RYB.-Ne. l. d In steee.
BAnLBY-91.Co.
hIs.o:.Dall. Gfsea Country, 71<oss; Green
Salted, ekSls Dry Saltsd. 1i6l6 Dry Flat
l7k@lse.
6ueAne-ln good demaud. N. o. slasiaed. l6
0lSk n. o connon 19<@l8e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

YouR THAEKsGIvISa DrsNEa.-The
place to get the goods for manufa aoturing . din.
ner Is at Havens d Olmstssd's. They have
the largest and fattest turkiss. geese. chickens
Baltimore. Oysters. and the finest Oataw b. and
Issbslls grapes. oranbsrries. raisins. and ap-
p!ss; also butter, cheese, eggs. cider and 9th
Or 6xin2s the freshest and healthisst to be
bad. Call and ses the goods. They
are very cheap. Store next door above Hun
tsr's meat market, Brady street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

,RAc. n. epTEAA. JOHN \. boStRs
rFr'gN IA Il ROGERS.
A TTOENLY 4 AND UCOUNSELORS AT LAW
"A. OrrrcE, Daycnpov. Block, No. ~, Main st
aecond Floor iun7-dN
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4. w. IL. BAKER. n. De,
vaaYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Basement State Bank Building. Residence
IN Fifth s,seet, besw cen brady and Perry Streets
Davenport Iowa tsovls-d@~H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

u. -. OOn q DON
A TrORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public. Office, North vest
3-nes Of Brady md Second streets, up-stairs-
,sy.uce on Brady street. July 2a-dti
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Law FHrtmeFshiP.
.o. cocv. J. WILSON DRURY
COOK Il DRUnF,
s.co..crssc Oeot, Dillon d La~dley.
rrAyE RENOvED TO THE NEW OFFIOk
Al corner Of Main and Third streets.
I.,v 90 isse. COOK 4 DRURY.
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HENRY sELBY,


nEALER In FURNITURE, CARPETS.
IL Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, window Shades,
40, Eaet-Second ST, next door to Perry. jy2l
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CHAS. .WsirTAKE3,
A TTORNyy AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n OFFICE On Main street, In Granite Block, up
stairs imy26-dtt
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THANKsoIvIkG HoP At LKCLArRB.-
Major Prinn will give one Of hi. fashionable
hops 10 Davenpo,ts Hall, at L.Clsirs, on
Thursday evening. Arrangements are com.
plate for great time. The services Of our
friend A. n. White have been secured for the
occasion, which is a sure guarantee Of success;
and besides ell this, . regular old fsshios cd
Thanksgiving supper will be ssrved--makiug
the thing altogether decidedly huge. Tho,s
Of our friends who are sce1stomed 10 attend.
Ing LaClAirs parties should not be behind on
this occasion. Go and have good tune.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

GRANT IL SMITH,
A TToRNrYS AND OOUNSELORS AT Law
"A ana Notariee Public. Office, Main street
ss,t sde, bet ween Fruit end I'd strosts.
Utf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

J. A. REID, M. De,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residence No. -, corner Main and Third
tsets. payonport, Iowa. juyl-d
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SAL. e. kKOWN,
yToRNEY AND CoUNSELLon AT LAW,
"a fsuccesser OF Dow b Brown, Davenport, Iowa
Uesce rear OF f.. A. Mackiot's Bank. ag2-dU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

FRANK Pl.UMEK,
. TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
~ and Notay Pubic. Otfce in LsClaire Block
nsycpncrt lava ire2-dtf
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JAngs T. LANE. JOHN y. DAT.
LANE Il DAY,
A TTORSEY5 AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAM.
IA Ferry's new blosk, opposite the Post Once.
%
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j. A. G w. II. HIGH,

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON. .OCULlST AND
Z Aurist. Office IN Post Office Block, recently
occupied by Or. Baker. Residence, Main street.
near spring, East Davenport, Iowa. sp4-u
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HURTIS HOUSE.
1scgvER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
n.vcnnort fove mch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-18
DINNER OF THE FRIENDLY SONS.

The celebration Of the day far the Friendly Sous
81 Patrick were concerned, wound up appro.
prAtey, PLEASANTLY, glorously not uproarously, by
banquet al Demonicos All THAI that renowned caterer
could do 10 honor 81. Patrck-who IA supposed to have
been fugitive slave twhite) from La B.i, France, and
therefore entitled 30 respect from all French citizens
and to maks things pleasant generally was o. course
done and well DONE Never the society bet,er
with the management Of It's anniversary dinner. n was
served W hundred guests Tho ofcers
Mr. James 7. Brady, President; Messrs william
watson and Richard Bell, First and Second Vice prcs,-
dents Charles H. Brney, Treasurer and Arthur oDonne
Acting Secretary Mcssrs Charles r. DAILY, John b. To-
ssrty Edward Boyle, Daniel Devlin, John Bryan and
william whitcside consttotcd with Mr.. Vice Presidcn,
Bell, the Dinner COMMITTEES.
Among the invited guests the Mayor OF New
York, General Van vst John Van Buren, President Of
she So Nicholas y Choate, President Of tho New Eng
land Society Judges DAILY, Brady. Hilton Leonard Aker
and 0CsDor; Recorder HOFFMAN, Samuel sloane, Presi-
Sent Of tho Hudson River Railroad D. Dcvelin City
cbamberIais; Barney Williams Lieutenant Commanding
Meade, Of the United states Navy Mr. Prchard repre-
ssu,tive Of tho 81, Georges Society; Mcssrs Fullerton
q syrue Malcolm Campbell, Samuel Jones, John D. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-18
Brooklyn city News.
FrREs AND AccIDEsrs-A LITTLE BURNED TO



About six O'Clock last evening shanty, sitaatcd
the o. Henry street and Hamilton dis
covered be Are and the materials being highly
nammapie, u burned TO the ground Tue place
occupied by Mrs. Mary Moore, who about ief,
the house order 70 do work Tor neghb0r. She
had daughter, Ave years u ago, named Fanny, whom
she left asleep, locking the door when she away
The mother had yet returned when the are broke
and eiso appeared u BE- aware that the in gfl
had been locked % the place The fact
lato and when tho flames suppressed
the body u the unfortunate chd found a nfec.-
beneath the cnders. II IN not known how tho
originated but It Ia probable that tho lte gir nDoceny
caused by playing with tho Goals in tho stove ~th
matches.
About noon yesterday ~ Gre was calse BY an
explosion IN the house u Peter Fanncry ln Twenty Afst
street. Third avenue, Go~anus. u appears that
F1annery had procured Il vet powder, which 10
very fooShy placed beside bot stove - dry became
gnted from the beat, and oausci tomspdouH crpIoo.
forcing out tho front a the building daughter ~ Mr.
fannery three years u age, dreAdfuly burnnd NJ
~ his wife, and a sht~f xh0 present Al the tfDs
more less injured but " them Dangerously
The house Ia q three story frame u wa w. mach shat
tered that became ~ prup up 20 prevent
further accident The damage w about 81 100
In processing % tbs IRE Mf. James j. Lawrence.
exempt fireman was ron IN Court street. 0plea
tle CITY Hall By Hook and Ladder Truck No aud
tanned INJURIES ~ dangerous character He was con.
yeyed h. the city Hospital