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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON.

eern-The Board Of Health require me 70
sITictly eniOrce the following ordinance, there ore,
all no wish 10 avoid its penalties must not violate
its provisions. ii MARSHALL.
beath Oficsr.
An Ordinance to ameEd an Ordinau ce entitled ''An
finance 10 regulate street, passed JanuaTy TO- b,
1856
Be it ordained by the City Council of the city Of
slsVe VeAnd, That the first section Of an ord nance
passed Jauuary 10TH 1885, entitled :" An Ordi nance
to regu ate streets " BE- SO amended as to read as
tonOAs: No person shati thrON or deposit permit
to be thrown dep sited any dirt, paper. hlth.
sweepings Of any store, house slcp olcP, OF any
Ashes, zhEvings, filthy water, oral, straW, wood,
stones earth, lnure, refuse matter or rubbish Of
any kind Wha'' vsr into any street. lKue, alley
pnblic ground or places used street. lane alley
or pubic ground. The person or persons having
possession or control OF the premises rem which
any Of the aioresaid articles shall be CT may have
been thrown deposited in aby street, lane, alley
OF public ground, or place used such Aforesaid,
shall remove he same thereirOm within tWenty-fOn
hours after iying knowledge thereof
lassed June 26, 1860 [. U. MASTERS,
President Of the Council.
J. BARRETT, City CLERK may l0:l52
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NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Y that the undersigned mas been duly pUpointsd
aud luaifed the AdministI atOr OF the rs ate OF
Jsmss PROUD foot, deceased. -
l. PRNNFiNN.
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AuCTlOR SALES.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY 18Ta, 1864
EOuse 4 Lot No 146 PrOspeGt-st.

o Ontter Son will Sc on Wednesday, May 18th,
on the premises az 10 O'Clock ~ HOusa and Lot
NO i4b rrspeci street Toe house ts well built two
stories nigh, contains ahOut ~ rooms gas goot well
and oIstern- The 10 is IS ieet on Frospect street
ruDning tn ush 10 Bolivar street, having % feet
ieet. F v " ~
Terms OF Sale-one-halfca down at time Of sale
OAisnce in two and three yeArssecured by mort
gage On the property. Title guaranteed perfect.
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The President on General Grants SUCCESS
The Washington Republic says on the
receipt Of the cOn6Tmatory news of Gen.
Grants success, it was proposed to sere-
made the President.
The hint was acted upon by at least two
thousand people, who, by half past eight
O'Clock, assembled in front of Willsrd's s
hotel. Fortunately, the band Of the
twenty seventh Michigan Regiment, Col
Fox, appeared in front Of the hotel to sere-
made their Colonel. "a
After serensdipg their Colonel, the band,
through its leader, Mr.. Webb, 70 unteered
to escort the procession 10 the Presidential
mansion. t- a772 ~.
The first piece played was " Hail to the
Chief" which was performed with inspir-
ing effect. The sssemblsge had by this
time numbered several thousands, includ-
ing many ladies After the band ceased
playing President Lincoln came out Of his
mansion to the portico. Senator Foster,
Of Connecticut, then approached the Pres
ident and said that Col Fox's band, Of the
Twenty seventh Michigan Regiment, now
on the way to the front 10 join the old
Ninth Corps, under the gallant Burnside,
had called TO pay their respects to The
c ief Magistrate Of the country before
they went to the field, which has been made
glorious by transactions Of the past few
days, where they expected to gather new
lsurels by q patriotic defence of their
country and the Union.
The President then said
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WAshAh9IOAs Nay Aos AoO7-
The following is a statement of the amount Of
the public debt of the United States on the 10th
Of May, 1854:
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN
Principal. Interest
Four percent.tempo-
rsry loan, coln..-.-.. S4,45O 90 l16 90
Five and q half per
cent. old public -.
debt......--.-..-.-... 90 4zsfolZ % oSo045oSS os
lrs forty P66 P6onds.. ., @ 44sO6lOO 90 22soso5 90
Oh twenty Pst bonds..5lo7so $50 90 sOs4s,8a7 90
Six per cent. twenty
years loan of 1851. 5OOOO,O0O 90 100000 90
Six per cent twenty
years bonds eK-
changed S,S51,bOO 90 2Sl,450 W
slT TlP R'd deS5 SS1o. osSs3n lsooo co 10000 co
tenths per cent.
three year bonds....136 l4l, $50 90 9,6SS,S56 O5
Total $50 I62 IS 40 472 M "A
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY.
Four per cent.tempo-
rsry loRn...---..--...-- $724, ,292 p 43, 3,4bI 81
pordry Si losn... o. @ as,al2,75s 81 1e5,es7 II
Five per cent. one
notes Hoss --S@sury 100000 90 aSsoooo 90
Five per cent. two
HOtes............,.....:IsO.s9Iss7 ss7 40 s.O4,74 81
Six per cent. certif-
Gates Of indebted
259 OOO 90 S,7T554O 90
Total.............. s4Ol, ,ss5 Is Jos 42s o.
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
United States 254 29O u
Fractional currency 90 547 l63 IS
Treasury notes past due............... n, $50 90
tlequlsltlOns s...-.-..-.-.-......-.- 4fS4l,OOo %
Total $500, 20, ,Sl3 81
EEoAPITULATION.
Principal. Interest.
Debt bearing inter-
est in coin SSl2 $50 l62 55 49, 472 IA "a
Debt bearing inter
estin lawful money 404, ,l9l, 1886 Is q, ,I00,429 67
Debt bearing no in
terest.................. 500, $50, ,3I3 81
Total ........sI ,626, ,24s All 65 u, ,5s2, IA IL
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consequences of Knocking Down n Cop
Perhead Editor.

Perhead Editor.
On Friday night Mr. Storey, Of the
Chicago Times, was knocked down during
the demonstrations over the victories Of
Grant. On Saturday morning he says:
Why, what are the abolitionists Of Chi
csgo thinking sbout2 Do they not know
that when lawlessness shall be inaugural
ed, the democracy DiLL posiCsS the eityF Do
they not know that when the question be-
comes one Of mobs the ruling mob DiII be
denoeratieR Is it a reign of lsWlessness,
is it the rule Of mob, they wsnt2 Is this
the volcano they would open2 If so, they
have tut to go little further to provoke
it. We say this deliberately, understand
ing the full force Of the language we
utter The democracy Of Chicago have
ceased TO look to the law for protection.
From this day forth they are banded for
self-protect on and defence, and they know
what is the best defence. They want
pc ce. They want the protection Of the
law for themselves and for all men. Not
having these, they know and will do the
duty that remains to them.
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Union ICE COMPANY,
CLEVELAND, o.
AIpFess s. Gardner,
DeaIsrsip -a

PURE EPhINf FUND IUE,
will supply fsmil es hoes, BEATS &c, at all times
tn shortest notice, at 50 cts per 100 pounds Ice
be obtained at the above rates application be.
ing made al the ofhce. 80 DEDUCTIONS less time
than one week Collections made monthly, and
Bills must be promptly paid.
Ali orders left at IO4 and lO6 Superior street. %
River street, or Post Ohaoe Drawer 2l6, will be
promptly attended 70. mAy7:iH
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DYERS.

OTRAW HAT Biz ACHING, DYE
~ IEo, ALTERINg AND PREssIEe.-Having lust re-
turned froUa the Fast an prepared, By the aid Of
experienced hands, to do any WOr6 IN this line as
we'll In felt and beaver hats, IN the best possible
manner and most fashionable style.
FREDiK OYRIAX,
French Steam Dye House,
qnN ft-
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The King of Dahomey reads the London
Times, and ordered Gecsrd, the great lion
hunter out Of his palace for having written
q letter to the Times describing the atrooi-
ties perpetrsted in Dshomey.-N. ?. ReiDs.
(OoPPeThesd
The King Of DahOmey acts very much ss
did his pro-slsvery friends few years
ago with poor Amos Dresser, who, for the
crime Of having an anti slavery newspa-
per in his trunk, was tried by the vigilance
committee, seven Of whom were elders Of
the Presbyterian Church, taken to the
Market House, stripped to the waist, and
punished with thirty stripes on his bare
back, and then run out Of the city, while
the scoundrels who whipped him kept his
horse and buggy, worth $500. Talk of the
King Of Dahomey, indeed How much
bett were these blood d-hounds, who whip
ped white men for expressing their opin.
ion 2-Naskgilk Tunes.
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strHnse Freak in California GsId---The
More YOu GET the Poorer YOu Are.
Until yesterday we had always inclined
to the belief that Cslifornis gold was q
blessed thing to have. We had never ewn-
cd more han 1000 of it, and our belief
was of course founded upon theory only
See how mistaken we we're. To get more
would impoverish us forever.
Yesterday we received a, per Am rican
Express. from letter residing in Nevada
county, California, containing three dol
lars in coin, with request that the semi
weekly Times should be mailed to him for
one year. The express charges on the
letter we're So 10-just one dime more
than the letter enclosed. We paid the ex-
presssge, and sold the gold for. 65 cents
premium, The Californian gets his semi
weekly for ST 81. We do not want any
more gold from California in payment for
the Times. The stuff would ruin u.s.
Dubuque 7Sme5
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The Dsht Of the Nnlien.

WAsHINoT0N, May I5, 1874.
The following is a statement of the amount Of
the public debt of the United States on the 10th
OF May, 1884:
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Tho American Home glissionary socIet,

Total ..............sl,6as,248 Al 6 n.68a,l44 A
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But the sons OF Ohio are chiefly with
Sherman. They are pushing on to the
very heart Of the Gulf States. They are q
thousand miles awsy. They must be cared
fOs, If wounded, by the people Of the west
10 know this, is enough to stimulate the
people to renewed activity. Mothers, sis
tsrs, wives Of soldiers from Northern
Ohio, your wounded sons, brothers and
husbands in the army Of the Cumberland
ask your aid once moro. Shall they ask
in Vain7 -.i.E r4r "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11
To-day'o Advertisements.
0lANO TAIL f10X
AND
u!lllI lIfllfllJrlJi.
LIE CLAIRE HALL.
Friday Evening, Hsvsnbss lStA,
FOR THE
BENEFIT
OF TIE
HOME Of THE FRIENDLE00

A NUMBER OF LADIES AND GENTLE
"a MEN have consented g appear in . series
MISS ALICE HIRSCaL, the accomplished
yoathfal violinist, has kindly consented 10 play.
STRAS0ER's BAND will furnish music Dur
ing the evening.
Z-Tickets, One Dollar each; Tor children,
half price. Can be obtained Of Nessrs. Plum.
msr, Jseoby and Wallaee.
AZ the entire proceeds are 70 - devoted -
charity, there viii - 70 frN sdsissioss and gen-
tlsmea and la1iss appearing - the tableanx will
BE- required 70 purchase tickets of aiaission.
Nov. H. -dta
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(Cesamenly known - ''Is Claire's Pstsh. y
ls now Llo OFF INTO LoTs or
AL pnlCES, AnO JNEv AnE nElDy
81 81 ! So 81 ;;i{' ;''sIl' g 'fs' t's' if'''

nous A0sss OsSas As0'Sy q sSvs
0tore Lets HbP sale.
No. q. One on 9Th 81, Just east Of Brady 81.
No. As. Four on Ath ST. nesr Railroad bridge.
Houses Fsr sale.
No. 10. In Melins, ILL.,, . two-ssory brick dwell
ine houss, With lot 90 BY $50 feet cur. Lynde and
Ann Hts The house 10 in good condition, 10 nov
rented; possession given in - days. The house.
cost o. 50O) Price Of house and lot, q 500 ; one
third cssh: balance on long time at low interest
NJ. g. A brick dwelling house on Ed st. ;
q. 800; $500 cash, rest on time At per cent.
No. n. The estate now owned and occupied
by Geo. 8. G. Dow, Esq, being the dwelling house
cad three full lots fronting south upon 9Th st..
corner Of Farnum street. This house is in per-
feet rspsir, having been fitted up by the owner
for hiussslf The entire arrangement Of the house
place is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No S8 Brick house and lots, southeast eOr-
aer Of 4th and Main Sta, known - Thcringtcn es-
tate $50 II. front each st. Price q, 600. may
No. q Frame house south side I'd street, one
mile vest Of Brady street price, q 800. Two
thirds may remain on mortgage ut six per cent
Farms Wanted. ~.
We want to purchase improved farms from 80
% l6O acres each.
Farms fer Sale.
No. IS. Eighty acre farm, mile from the
eitv limits. on the west Aliens Grove road, all
andef fine cultivation and fence with good dwell
Ing and out buildings we'll watered, fruit ORCH
ard, etc. A very dssirabls place. Price 5000 !;
o. 800 cash. balance on time to suit.
No. S6. 7s acre farm on the Iowa City Locust
street, road, miles from the city, all under new
fence. half under cultivation, balance basture
and simhsr land. Good tao story f. anne dwell
sng, with necessary out buildings, etc. Price
No. sc. Farm Of es acres ON River road be.
tween Princeton and Leciaire large orchard,
dwelling, barn and out houses Price O., 500 !;
k cash, balence ON time - suit.
No. 20. One l60 acre farm in Cleona Township
about miles north Of Fulton and Durant sta
lions on the NJ. 4 NJ. Railroad, all improved and
ander fence and with good house and barn &25
No. ~. One other lso acre farm situated near
.Ae above. with like improvements. 92s per
acre.
No. - 100 acres unimproved land near Du-
lant. st 80 per acrc. 3S cash, balance in five
vears q tan per cent.
900 acres in Linn County, go improved and
ander feace.) Prics 1.0o0, Il cash.
600 scree ii 1owa county At Is per acre.
$3.50 acres in Sioux county ct q per acre.
lOAO acres in Clay county at e1 per acre.
go acres in Hsneoek co1nty at u pr acre. -
1000 acres in Winnebago Go. ct 81 per acfe. r
Dpoo0 acrss q u. IS per acfe.
oOUO scres a4e 400 per acre.
go acres in Tama county.
40 scres = Story county.
\ 90 oWoo Il 0fundy county = q per acre.
500 acres II Dutler county q 126O per acre.
e0o0 aeeoe il MoWsr CO., Qinn, = 4bO per acro
go ascoo n Houston County g o1.e0 PR oeeo.
go sero ef ses6 - tAis (ScSt0 esssey - eS
~ ssrs,
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THEnE will be . SOciable for the benefit
Of the Soldiers Sanitary Aid Society At the
residence Of J. H. Fidlar, on Third street,
between Perry and Rock Island, this eve
ming ct o'clock. A collection will be t.
ken up in aid Of the cause. AL interested
are invited to attend.
Davenport, Nov. 11th, 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

TnEAfns.-The beautiful play Of ''Snike'
and the laushabls fares of "A Day too late''
were presented at the Theatre last evening
to good house, and I'll were charmed BY
Emma's "Smike" and Ada's correct ''take-
OFFS" and superb singing. This talented
young artists is announced for : benefit
this evening, when she win appear IS "Po-
cohontas the Gentle Savage" in John
Brougham's rich burlesquc Of that name,
her sister appearing IS Captain John
Smith, and Mr.. E. 7. Clinton = Powhat-
tan. Any quantity Of songs, and parcdies,
aud the richest puns ever written abound
in the piece, and we predict the largest and
bsst sat;s,aed houseaof the season. Go every
lover Of hearty hugh, and every admirer
Of good singing, and see "Yc Gentle Saw
age"
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nHOrOGRAPHD DARDs FOR GENTLEMEN.
u Samples and Catalogues sent for Is eents.
Enclose IN eavelops With your own name and
address. Q. HEMMETTE,
ecsl-wsa Ss5< Liberty H., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

MiehlgAa 90 ~ saAs Ny - Gbest
10,ooo najosity.
Iowa gsss foe Lincoln By $4,000 major
~.
HinneaotA 6vss Iineoln shout Z, 900 ~.
jssity.
New Jsney--desbtfhl-Sat wi1l probably
- ~ McCls1lan.
Dslawsss ees he ans Wy. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

ssTnH difference between . fool and .
wiss nan" The wise begins where ths
16ol leaves of. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overlakes them.
The wiss require no Argument to prove that
: fsw thousand dollars lslt 70 . helpless
family win save them from vice and misery.
The wisD know that 1--WE q ten dollars per
week 4 not oaly relief but support = .
hmily visited By sickness. Become wise
before Il u to lats, end ezanAns subject
that interests the human iimily IN IL high
lst degree, at the ofRee Of
Wn. ALlm 1noAI1s
Room No. 4, ever Masklogs Dank,
.v Cognsr ef Brady and 81 strsets.
Oct 1o-dtE
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TuAHxs.-Foe courtesies extended them,
and refreshments supplied during their
vigilant watch at the State Bank, on Tues
day night, the Baker Guards, Capt. Fraser,
desire to return their hearty tbanks to Geo.
L. Davenport, Esq, President Of that insu
tuition 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

6rovEs.-The place to buy ths Stewart
and Chxllsnss Cooking Stoves u Geo. W.
Smiley's, 2ds&, between Main and HaeTisoa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

PokIxc Frx.-Bro. Danforth, of the Rock
Island .4rgss, pokes fun at our rebel scare
Of Tuesday night. After having preserved
the city where he resides froo fearful
hte, this style III becomes our cotemporary;
but he Is perhaps excusable, not knowing
how narrowly both cities escaped the jaws
Of destruction-or something worse. W.
tremble - we contemplating what
would have been the result had unarmed
rcbs on the island driven in our pickets,
overcome our defenscs and called upon the
Mayor 70 capitulatc! Who, then, would
there have been left to pay our city debt ,
and what would have became Of our numer-
Gus creditorsf These are serious matters,
and our Rock Island neighbors should be
more lenient- Eternal vigilance being the
price Of liberty, whose business is It II We
pay II! ~'" ~ 'aA~
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RExExBEH.--The ladies In making their
calls at the vszious stores. should not fofgst
the very choice stock Of white goods, wool
ems, worsted goods, etc., kept By Streeper.
His stock is ~ plss wltro.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

Wmss's DAncms AcAsuuY. esrnsr q q
and Brady strests. Class alw1ys open Ssr
beginness Class for ladies', masters and
missss every Saturday q : r. Il 0snts'
elass ths saine evening q half past ssven.--
Spectators viii mot be admitted except by
|apsc;al invitation. nova dim.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

LuxDEa.-We understand that Dessaint
Z Schrickse vim start their ssw min In .
lsw days, having received supply Of lsgA
This is pieos Of geed news hat builders
and farmers win be glad to hear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

ELscrEs.-Ths Republicans Of HiekHy
Grove could not brook the fearless, UPRIGHT
sourss Of Csl. Res, in the Beard of Super-
visions. 20 they refused 70 rs-nouinats him,
but put another candidate IN the hs1d. The
Democracy being satisfied Of the CoJonel's
uprightnsss, and were anxioas = have him
santinued h ollcs, thsy esvs Mn their
support, and ~ ars oiad - notice that he
was the succosol6l candidate. The Colonel
b . vssy unpopular man among the party
wire-pullers. because they can't manipulate
him-hence his defeat Was sought He will
not let the board suffer the loss Of that rep
utation he and few other high-minded
men hare gained for it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

Notice.
"AvING DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
IL in the Lumber Yard, corner Of Fourth and
Perry streets, we take occasion 70 return our
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon US and to ask for our successor, g.
+. WOOD, q continuance Of the same.
+. NERWIN 4 co.
DAVENPORT August 8, 1861.
r The undersigned will continue the
LunbeP D0s1neSs.
Fourth and Perry streets. Constantly on hand
well selected stock Of
Lumber Lath and Shlmgles
at wholesale and retail Bills for timber 6lled to
order on short notice.
GEO. E. WOOD.
l5-wt1 Successor TO +. Merwin 1 Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

SusrEsDEp.-Judge Thayer has suspend
cd the issue Of the Campaign Daily Courier,
and will return to the publication Of the
Weekly edition only. The Courier has Il.
bored earnestly for the success Of the Dem
ocratic cause, and we shall be sorry to lose
it from our list Of exchanges.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

QNe -. Thssu eueibls tuildine lots corner Of
tWpl9sh ana Rock Island Streets, esaal !eO sees
6too9 eoDoueh side 18th street, and I'D Nes On
~ oksve 8 very fine lecsatea: Liee vosy
\ eYt1w uneoom0uly eaay--o s0ou aDount
q e2pK iSVn- balnDee on lo6e tssm y yeofo y
3 ols1fsas q isfers
llent 81 l65 Sees 9pep-price velT lev: o. pey..
0ent 6Sr thGtos IL ssaser to bsi9 VIII u Io6~sS
= 6svm Of xsses = ~ ~ ~.
Ne, -. d beaAy streees lsO fest 6eeA y ls0
No. :. o. fdirl sstees, ~ ts. 1orasksrsas-
1 tioa, (sssesr leA priee. $50.
"a. q. Foer Eekoe lots 10 DoylDoo Z 3tu6s
aAditiea ESQ essA. Terms easy.
ker'e siiitio. olO0 to tlsD esch. Tssns seay.
He. g, a valashis city II 8. E. eorner q
nlain ~ Oollege Avoaue 80 t6et - Aain by
10 ~ % College Avenoe nd eomnanding .
booulllhl river vtsw. Prise q 500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

01oce1on r. Aoenrns.Tho 0eou1e,
New Ysrk-tAs ~, os.7o7 Dsnsesalic
najoglty. The Stats wil = Rspshlieaa
b $1,000 najssity. Ths na)sritiss h tht'
Two leading dtiss - slreaiy dsvsusea ~
los prseinees, ed sens = spare.
Psnnsylvanis- Republican gins il many
localities. StaGs gees 5oe Lincoln b. S.
eeomAje6tt: slAas
Hassachasssts vill Sivs Lincoln 10000
najority. ~, - ~.
vs.out sass ~, 500 .ajoeity. !
New HampGhire sAAs - 5000 majority.
Cennsss;est 90 - Iinsda by 1J,ooo
nnj6ssty. kra iNeV
~ ~in s,s fi.ssla abess 1900 -
js1i(v.
1lseysAad N pssssAly = - Liasela y
1,ooo n4j9ily.
Tsaasssss wiD - ~ finosla 4 sl1GsA
Misaosat NJ ~ sssrjettv - III
= Olis vill s;vs - - tkaae - 80 ajs
~ ~ s0nooon. IL w. q ~. As
= 1lnss ~ ~ 1fn1uln ! nnD11sy =
Jliout 1ooos ass 50 ! - sssss ~
1a1I1n - - - - - -,
~ n16 sxxHx. k1.AE &c y
d : 80, 7 Ii Y
- a IA sasszf ess6as siifzaE sii i 4
s,sss yEzk xzo8 M
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lNep0SsAMe.
STATE or IOWA.
ADJUTAnr 0Gn E8 iL'5 OFFICE

DAvsSposs, Nov. Q lseA \
To vAom IL nay eoneeSn:
lrsQstst the hsiss Of an the 1ows soldiers killed.
By eeIiaion o. railroad sssins, Lassy sts. In.
diana. Oct 1iss. 1sel I, report Their nance 70 ~.
And fusthsr reg isss that The wounded (si
sams ams snd placer and tAs fhen . and ssls-
ttves Of the voan.ed 70 report. 10 NJ tbs prescott
condition Of wounded, tsse nature o! wounds and a
sfcam tsnces that viii ten 70 jsetias n tks ease
II reports are eeerse.ly male 10 me- The Deaths
and wounds Of tAese mef were oosasioned b eroae
nesligeAes and ut;cn Ill heirs, Of o.hefs insse.
estsd. esAsnst making any settlement with any ran.
road com pany. u.ul they consult xith ras ard o..
tain thsialolmsuc which have n ry poes essios.
a, B. DAKkR,
Adj. Gen Il love.
All papers In the 8 ats viii copy cncc
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card Of Dr.. lies, from which Il will be seen
that he has fsmoved 10 his nsw ONCE,
northwest corner Of Main and Sd streets.,
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TONS O1iongo Cpm1nseiAl CsGloGp, - - .
thorough practical business ednoa1ieo, q -
becU06 . - seond tsleQ4ph opestos.-
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