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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-08

ereet New city lie has other o4'cr IsehitIr RI
1894 Light and rirute entrance tie cures ehrcnic
erupiions and the skin steers p. MI kinds the
a.Jnrgy ~ hr bl0od Gslula, all discusses
ainEg the urinary organs, rheumaiisra &c. Work
Fraly, Nervous DEBILITY, Earty fndiscreiion.
Consultation GRATIS. norrs IN from " Wntl O'Clock
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-08

Dr. rSsrs.hail's Cstarrh amt Headache
SnnE fragrant and agreeable remedy FOR a diseases o
head II aud purges out all olsructirns. Tht
ersaons after using nre icliEtf AM Inv xo-stn: and
the relief Immediate Sod hy all druggists. frg &
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
'TO-DAY'S ADV'TS



e 49, ~. s.ppos. thu. Il =
sla1S5 sQaM 2. ssYAnz.
leu1 DE5uRlL c0LLl1
Al INVITED "a III
~. stories 1.... in NJ height \!
1872 - handrsd studsn.s and Pres
49, ~ Y Ht06oneoes, With living and recitation
see. t4M = = est not 70 exceed ffiy thousand
~ f sust epntain the Dining Room,
Kite14 80 loom, Laundry, stewar 70 Room
Kito4e1y11 1aSash the Basement liar Of nor
Lee @14e 0oaeAnd square feet the bottom.
:. sfa..n .a' q 5son. i.r he
Labofatofy and Lecture Rooms.
The foundation Of the building b. of etone. and
me o. or.ek' ana .rmmiags Of stone
stoLe ior trimmings are within hfy miles, ind one
LIS miles distant BY the side VI The raj road ealus
The plan may be 30 varied a. to provide separ
ate building TO embrace the accom- m odntions
QutY0d In the basement and cellar OF the College
building, to be Of brick aud two stories high;
with this change the plan for the main building
must contain f0ST stories above tn foundation.
The Board Of Trustees desire 10 erect q substan-
tial bulldog Of style suited 10 the object for
which 1t 10 intended, somewhat different, II possi
ble from the usual style Of college edidces, which
will constitute enc Of Two more contemplated 10
be erected at future day. Good ventilation 10 an
important feature and must be observed. Pians
must DO accompanied with full explanations, and
separate eftimates for elch part Of the anica
work required for the erection and cJmpletioa of
the building. Working plans and gen. ra q chi,ec-
invited. sTN
The following data Is given on which 10 lase e..
Inmates of coat Ordinary pine juice so - 10 IsM
pine lumber rs to $40 per NJ, oak iulnpsl rs
10 $50 per II. Clay ana wood for brick o. the IL rsn
anu stone quarries from ons TO three miIte, aAi
lime within six mles Of the remsss. -
sealed plans Will Do received ~ the ohlce Of the
Secretary up 10 the 18th Of Juno nexi, or hi the
College Farm in person or BY agent, on the 1t.h OF
june next. Address TO Vim. Duane Wils,W. Stcsss
sary Of Iosca riculfurai College Ues Moinss, foioa
written on the outside Plan Tor Agricultural Uo-
lege Building" They will be opened BY the Board
at their next meeting on the College Farm on the
10Th of June next.
Persons desring further infoi NJ alton will address
6uel Foster. President OF the Board, Nuscatinc
Iowa.
IA The sum of three hundred and Try dollars
Will be pa for the best plan and specifications, 70.
serving the right to reject plans presehtea II not
worthy Rejected plans will be subject to the order
Of the owner
! S $s I s sS SS!SsDr' H' Cont
apl4-d2t.W1t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

vo,VvOs1l1 "
The dialogue Branch contains ei03. 4e0.ss
in spssis. the Burlington esl .ess.ss. and the
other Banks smaller sums. from $50 600 down
to 1850. In losns ssd Discounts the Bur-
lingtos Braseh leads With >4s7 900. Dubsqss
essl 900. Ksokuk elS4. 900. DssAoiass elsS.-
600. washipgtos >ls2. 900, NJ. Pleasant $751;
900. Davenport $751; 900. and from that down
to IS .OoO-ths Maquoksts Branch. In circu-
lssion the Dobuqus Branch leads Wits S2s7,-
600. Burlington S27s 900. Ksoksk $l4s. 900.
DssMoinss $l37 900. and from that down 10
t4.0oo-ths Davenport Branch. 10 deposits
the Davenport Bra nah leads with e442 900,
Bsrlisston >se9. 900. Dubuque 2ss. 900.
Warrington 1877 900. Iowa City 10000. and
dsvn 70 $4,000. Total sssstts Of the various
h.a N ~ a. ara a. fnl1n~ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

The favosits Northern Limo passenger packet
Canada, J. W Parker, Captain. Lon. W. Eldred
and C. G. King, Clerks, will depart for st. Peal
and way points this evening. Passenger
and shippers should bear tho fact in mind, and
patronise the Canada. No boat on the Upper
Mississippi is more deserving of it. For freight
or passage apply to r. NJ. Prettyman, agent.
The mail aud passenger packet Bill HENDERSON
Capt Dswley, will depart for Dubuque and way
points tomorrow morning. y. NJ. Prsttyman
a1ant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

CousolwA7sD SrA1sMxnT.-The con
saelicatsd ssstsnsot q The State Banks Of
Iowa It the month u February. prsssnss
very sseosssgisg array Of hssrss. vhish
psovs very sosclusivsly the sossdssss Of he
iastitation. They ere - follovs'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

PoR rHB WEEK ENDING APRIL 3, 1858,
" meteorological observations, usdsythe direction
Of The psisksosian l~stitutiom, made at Gris,coid
College, b. john CHAADBRLAIN, Latitude, Il. ~
North Longitude, 1880 Wet; Heightaboss a.
sea. 737 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

Hes. Gro. W..Wns ulasf jussics.
Hon. Ralph r. 1etE wv Msss
Hon. John F. DilIoo,h f1adees.
Hon. G. @. Cola. sat8
Lew. Kinsey, Clerk.
1hos. r. Wsthrow. Reporter.
&C. Nourse. Attorney 0eseeal.
TIA. Dsncan ". Resell. et.ol., DssMoines
Co. Reserved.
l71s. Wilson 4 Shedd ~ H. ~ Nome
Co. Decree below reversed 10 Appel-
lee to pay cost Of this Court.
l72l. Nathan welton W. J. Tissard, Des-
Moines Co. Reversed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
NEW STOREI

~ JOHN DARTEMEY0
H1B REHOVED- his STOCK " GOODS
= Ts.aklin f3loek. % Second street, between
tisin "a Hasrisen, wbses he has opsasd NEW
CIOTHIa0 STORE, ~ viii kssp soaseaAly -
haaA god assoetosat q .4.sss
a0e,ets, Esee'Soeob6sg 0006O0.
'0noAa~ -, = Sease sn.sAe shsFSoss see1gs, -
6o1alseeiea eUeeas1iels - ssaesA~oA1ah
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

BEAUTIFUL PRRsENr.-We have been
shown to-day BY H. A. Ruuge. ESQ.,. Foreman
Of the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company, q
beautiful silver speaking trumpet which waa
presented to this excellent company by the
Home In.uranes Company, Of New York. 1t
Il really svlsnd,d affair elegantly ernamsnt-
Cd, and mouated. and 10 token Of good will
that the Hook b Ladder Boys may we'll fell
proud Of. It 10 inscribed In elegant letters, a.
tollowe:
ITO the Independent Pioneer Hook 4 Lad
der Company, No. l. of Davenport Iowa. from
the HOME Insurance Company Of New York. "
And on che other side
III. A. Runge, Foreman. March Slst 1864
Appropriate REGULATIONS adopted BY the
Company. appear in another place. in this pa
per. The msmbers Of thai company, by their
watcbtalnsss and energetic action, have bee.
the direct means Of saving The Home Insur'
.ancs company. - well % other'. from ssversl
heavy Losses, and in future they will not b
lees active in the discharge Of their duty. Thu
Home, BY this token Of appr eciation show
iteelf 10 be . sensible instit ution. and II Il
safe to say that IL will lose nothing by ths
making Of this pr esens
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
THs Mrssrsa MANA gentleman

THr M1ssrsa MANA gentleman
from Nussa.ioe named Daniel Bryant came 70
this city on Wednesday Last week and stopped
u the lie Olairs House long enough to regis
ter his name and lssve bic oyereoat. He then
stepped out and went over to Ben Smith %.
loon. on Main street. Smith va formerly .
resident d Mussatine, which h the reason
BRYANT vent there. He vas q Belle saloon
during that evening. Towards msening
(Thursda,1hs west 70 The saloon corner d
Brady and 'front.' got up the psepeistor, and
called ior drinke He stated Inst HE name
was Bryant-thats he kspta livery stable In
MassassAs and that be vas stsppisg at the
L. Clara House.
|, He VS. inssslsassl ct The uas h vest out
come other parties wsrs on the sidewalk bat
did not 90 In. The saloon Keeper heard them
talking. This 10 the lest trace Of hin set
HE pocket book and kaifs was found in the
street In front Of the LsClsifs House In the
| morsise. HE brothse. John H. Bryant, Il
| sow In the city investigating the matter. and
Il 4 % b hoped that al The assistance possi.
S,s Win b granted hin By eur slaissss. Hi
usessiption Win b. iesid q % advertissmssl
ID Gnothsr part Of this paper. xsys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

The vote On the amendment o. far az the
question Of rsissuing bonds 10 concerned, will
surprise many. II WAS thought that 1t would
probably be defeated. bat nothing so perfect
II over y elmieg tae oounted on.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
THE MARKETS.
Davenport intellectually Report
OyrrcB Or rHH Dsn. : NEWS,
Saturday, April2 2.

CORE-6SNUUOs
OATS -60@S3. *N
BARLlY-$l 25@1 80.
Chicago Market, ~ Telegraph.
CHICAGO, April 2
FLoUR-U Unchanged.
WHRAr-In fair reuusst, ct 1l.1s0l 10 and 81 log
1oK for No 1 and g. At the close he market was
stead and firm at ell S0l.ltX for No. >, and $llV
a 1Ok for No z
Cons-New in fair inquiry, but offering light. No.
sold At 90 * 0Sokc; old quiet at 0lks for No. ].
OA3s--In rood demand Sales q eAH0sto.
HlenwIHss-Active and steadyIat PIC.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

Surarns CouHr- This tribunal il
,ov /, tbis civ, ssdsss Wright. Low. Dillon
and COL. u tbs bench. and Lew Kinssy a
~. desk. A eedsidsrsbls nsmbss Of LAWYERS
ere slesady In astsussses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

Foa SALE AND 70 LIr.-A we'll fur.
sisbsd room Oh the sssend door Of Niskell's
Blesk, facing Brady street, Oh ready for es-
sepstion. " . sissls gsotlsmas. Apply at
the taleRraph Office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

R4soLur1ons.-At . meeting Of the
PIsnsss Hook 4 Ladder ooopeay, bsld on
Friday. April lst. 1904. The following resola-
tions were sdoptsds s.7'sf = -~S
Rssslssd, Tkst The srstitsds u the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Compesy No. I, q DAvsn-
port. Ieva, 10 due - the Hone Insarssss o.
pasy Of Rev Ysek. Goe ths appropriate nd
liberal doaatios Of . eilvse leu0pek. "a gls
Rsss1ssd That - The 6csass q ~ Is1s.
pendent fiesssr Hook sa6 kad6ee CbopaBy
No. l. will BY fsrthsr sxstiss1, whss ossssiol
shoosd cone. show that vs eppfeJsats M
COED sstimstioo In vhish ~ ase held ~ eul
lellov ~eitiseos. q i .as-,.s ~
RSselssi. That . eepy Of sAess reeslnlSenl
y tssnsmists1 sothe Hoos Ia1nsasos @. ~
NV TEA, and e)so 49, eAe s6ne - 1Snbs
'1isAsdia Ne osily pspesg - ~ 11ty. sss'rs
re- sasss 'iaF g. xAuyASnna ~
s A7AsA sssssps3l 80 e ''''' - ss =,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

MoRs RA1N.-The weather seems to
costume uupropitious for Ne farmers not
withstanding tbs early opening Of spring.-
Our farmer frsnds have made good bsgin>
ming 10 puttingio their seed, but the pros.
pssts. just now, are not % bright - We could
wish.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04
Rich spring goods for every style a
deeee &c Rehee 4 Oashaets. Fessh arrivals b
express every day. Al the latest styles On
hand. 0toPe epposlte L. Claire House..

Provision CoN7RACT.-Apothof con.
sssss los fsssisAiag ssnnissary stores fee Ne
oilisssy posss here b wsstsd. sss advs'-
vlsement asd pitch II.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

FoR SALs.-A valuable farm of 100
ssrss within Q miles Of Davenport. Scott Co
railroad runs through portion of Il. and .
sonsidsrabls portion undsr cultivation. Sold
70 settle an estate. Apply ct this Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

The young men Of our city who de-
light II doe slo'hss should rsnsabsr hat
Krsuss be- . very Superior ssllsctisa 81
sloths. ssssimssss, vsstings asd fasnishing
goods. and that hs makes suits 70 ss6sr In The
very ssatsss style. Store opposite National
bank. 9y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

ACCIDENTAL little boy Of German
living on Fourth street. was badly sesldsd
yesterday morning, By falling into . tub Of
hot water while playing 10 the kitchep.-
Medical aid vac Immediately called 10 and
w understand that the little sufferer 10 doing
% veil - could be expected to>day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

The Orr ELEcr1oN.-The election
on Saturday went oil one way. - there vas
really bat one ticket in the Aeld. The Demo-
Gratis made no nominations. Some "facetieus
suss' govt out An "Indspsndsnt Lazy Ticket"
which was the cause Of some sport. and got
some votes. Capt. Haupt ran on his ows
hook fer Mayor. and the Peoples Ticket did a.
we'll - could have been expected.
Robert Lowry, Esq, was elected Mayor,
and the rest Of The republican ticket vas car
risd by over 200 majority. The newly elected
Aldermen are
LIST ward-G. n. Nstthss;
+ I'd Wsrd-H. II. ANDERSEN;
Sd Ward-H. A. Runge;
lth Ward-John Horribly;
9th Ward-k. G. Davis
In the eth Ward Edwin Poster (rsp.) got IS
votes; n. x. Parks 76 votes. and Perks" got
three votes. The beard in that Ward turns
the matter deciding the question between the
two esn didatss over to the Council, stating
however, ito belief that N. X. Parks 10 en-
titled to the three ballots on which 'Parks'
was written.
The election was quiet and orderly ole all
the way through and resulted as most people
thought IL would.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

GREAr PERToRxANcE.-Don't forget
the appearance Of the Ravels ct the German
Theatre. Mr.. Weidsmann has made thorough
arrangements to make the performances inter-
ssting. The troupe will be assisted BY the
German Dramatic Company. II is all psnto-
mime. jugglsry. rope dancing and musie-
People OF oil nstions can understand.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

AGRICULTURAL CoLLEaE.-Architect
will be Interested to read the advertisement
in this evening. paper for plane for > build
ing to be used % . State Agricultural Col
lege. The price Of $4,000 ongnt to COM
mand The best Of talent. We hope that .
building will be plansd Of which the State
will be proud.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-04

VERMoHr SoRooL JouRHAL.-we have re.
ceived copy of the Vermont School Jour-
nal, . monthly devoted 10 theIinterests Of Ed.
ucation. II is published at West Brattle-
boro', under tho sanction Of the State Teach
ers Association. It contaias u pages of read.
ioe matter. Its terms are 81 90 per year,
or Is cents, II paid 10 advance. It's board Of
contributors warrants the character Of the
contents. No teacher should be without II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-01

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.fss i dsrisg ~ sshi.g y1t. ,Ws4sS4 bot. :
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ssntiMaas = sar Swr. vislAiU dasink Is -
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the policy * The 6svsgasn1na; aad - .ass prsxd
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and laaPethss sysatA feAaiid "a niiisasy.-
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cassase 1s4siss 4 - ossss nssssa.~
shall psss shrsseAs sasslr psssseSdtisa csnpiis1.
aad sAdl sutgr Sre6 ~ pofie5 ~ tAe ho ooNSdG
Of The county, ana the - -ss,aAliShS hSeas Z ia
sathotit1 Of ths 6ssasansss ever ~ hshslisss
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es~iseylaf frsuass to = iaofs ,iEssrsssi.s nd
exsatiny thaa svae te5<sSs SD stAs asnasA fee
eeahd sssrrs ,s.ri es,-@seS s<s srusa-x Fsas ~sts
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kss.a y .lssA y ssvinAs ~ ,spssi1Rsf say
sSssiat eagssitisss aa1 ~ sspfss tsfsFS - ssas-
Try ss s.ssiiaae ~ 'ysk6s mgr - u fsesra
~ AAvs slzsaay nada. - sss,ss $50
sssS "a =. ap@s 60 - ~ - - g
TIE DAILY CATE CRY.
It Win bs ths eljsssn fSsnasA ~ MA asv,
thai can b ebtsissd By Telegraph, IN adalilA =
giving ssnmaay Of s-sssss eiat II -.
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so * sps.aeaee Nse9 9Dcit 1Sses
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-01

rssssees~sihhet fde I'M rslief u -
ise8aAg4sng aOhsssssss kobed, mus
lbst ~ epAditieA hg9drel,ipowPjds
Shsa I'll is dose that san b. dQe4 l9g tkeiI
tslsss ssa no sn0z4 shonla - spassd Z
render thejc 0t1e G1AtAblt s6psa4 liable
A.a--o,A... -. ;f,l.aA.1...
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-01

- Dr.dJcWett's Lect1rrs.x
The Eectpis omitted last svssise o5
sec0sDs Of The ssese. vii, b saiivPed
this (Fid.y) evening in ,ths U4iasiian
Church q 7.o'clock ~. q. s.'.sT-- 7s'- -
....t-f - ~. - * .=zes ssssss=
On Saturday evening DR. Jsvstt will
leSears in Chathsm SQuars Chureh 1t =
a. l.w-e q
s o. '3)ooks s,.ssfs'ss e 's'ss - ''s = s
Ss s. = .srs.s.ssssxs 49, asa ss~sl y 80 =
There lectures xla i zare sonb;sation
Of entertainments and Instruction. We
4.,sst-s ~ sEDYf ssaSssS ~ x4ft s. = =
advise everybody to GO and 'sheSr them,
Dr.1swes expects to lsaye % Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-01
Aasde ~ The keskuk QsAdrinelsand.
EvNOTHE LEGAL VOTERS OF LEE
- oQuErE-tss4 hhm Els gsaex
rr CLkaKa OvyecE, LKG Ccrsrr IpwA1

TX CLuKA OvyecE. LEg rcrprr. .IpwAl
~. RADfsox, Dee =. feEJ
r1S assre eses1pssvlss+s Il ppeessi sS~isu to-day
R4sAed - failo@tng repcieajse, srWn: M.s
KeyOWed, TkatNs Gran y expected s1tn 10 take
pAea - - eoAney - es1tassnG sAss ths draft
csA se svcsdqd ~ he n sing ~ yslanless
u the rpsto0 Of tAe DasA tdSt Se0eeeef suuter Of
sotaeeefsees b- rrU1 - ~ ~ 4osae Dor Aesroa-
Ity, II 10 hereby deeiared b. this Hard ths: will
ensAsssse votuusee n oy pseAgsx ssrselvts that
neulAsNof saAi tsAsd Ne wui vvAe seoazss bounty
ITO TO earh yol1Dteer Il next rexssS seen
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THE DEACON AND THE WAsPs.-A wor-
thy deacon OF Maine was remarkable for the ia
cility with which he quoted scripture on all
occasions. The Divine Word was ever at his
tongues end, and all the trivial as well as i'm
portant occurrences of life furnished occasion
for quoting the language of the Bible. What
was better, however, the exemplary man al
ways made his quotations the standard of ac-
ton.
One hot day he was engaged in moving
with his hired man, who was leading off, the
deacon following in his swath, coming his apt
quotations, when the man suddenly sprang
from his place, leaving his swath just in time
TO escape wasp's nest.
"What is the matter?' hurriedly INQUIRED
the deacon.
"Wasps", was the laconic reply.
"Pooh !" said the deacon, @the wicked fee
when no man pursueth, but the righteous are
Is bold as lion," and taking the workman's
swath, he mewed but a step, when a swarm
of brisk insects settled about his ears, and he
was forced to retreat, with many a painful
sting, and in great discontinue.
"Ah!" shouted the other with a chuckle-
"the prudent man forseeth the evil, and hideth
himself, but the simple pass On and are pun
ished."
The good deacon had found his equal in
making applications OF the sacred writings,
and thereafter was not known to quote script
ure In a moving field.