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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK....... FEN. Q.
Ctpprqd.

stesm,hp- Kiang, Taylor Shinghae, Olyphant Co.
bsrk-Whi'c Sea fBr.j, Evans Liverpool John Gsuch.
Riy,-Eas'ct b. Perry Buenos Ayres RW Ropes CO.
Acadia lBrl Priest Havana, Truo Vinins; w. NJ Dodge
iBr.l. Anderson Pernlrbuco
schooners-lra Leaprreir Coleman Boston, Baker Day
ton Almirs Ann. Snslley Washington, j. W. Ewel Co.
Sarah Elizabeth. Smith New ilayen S9erino Br Lawson
s.. logo Brett Son Co.; s. b. Harris, New Bedford g. H.
Hatch Mlry Brewer Perry Boston, j. V. Hsviand; Amer
Co. Reynolds, Providence; Dundee lBr), Loou4s Porto
{ ubelo D. X. DeWOf
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HtiscellIileors.

COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, WipinS
~ end Packng asr shipping in lots 20 sut purchasers
for sale By ". ". TAULMAN, No. 10 W i.isln e.
IRON! IRON
4 oO0 tuns Grey Forge Gendon. at Newark, " J.
Loo iups Grey fo.g &c Hudson, at hudsoR, ~ T.
tlns No / Eouudery Allentown, u EAlabethpors, n
Philadelphia.
$50 tuis no. Pokcep.ie, in yard.
$50 tms No. Allen. IN yard.
80 tuus 40. Wrought Scrap Ia yard
49, tuns No. 2 Pokerp.e, NJ Phladclphii
~ tuns No. PeeksAil n Pee<skL
90 tuns 81. se Rods 5l6. !, 40, !.
hest Bar Iron, ia store, TO arrive from LverpsA
aud on dock
To- tuns Malleable Iron Pots. for forge purposes
100 tuns Retorts for fOuudery purposes.
100 u.ns Best Horseshoe Iron.
For ale IL tote, "a wanted by
PETrEE, WILSON Co,
Nos. !23 and 229 south-ss
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SPORTING lgTELLIGESCE.-At the first meet
Ing o. tho Jockey Club. Of the Contcrvlo Course
The stake i 20 lie called tie VANDERBILT. sake In honor
OF tie Commodore. The LeI sake Is TO bea free hand
leap AID Il vii Dc tho first OF tAe kind ever given In
this couuiry. Tie Third stake Il four miller. but not
heats II Is to be called TIC Centerye four milo stake
10 commemorate tue great race which oger Ills
coure last yea b. IlloHild jerome Edgar and Dan
rerous II Is reported that John Morgan md Prince
All be entered IN tie match for 500 on Ito Fashion
Course On tie ID % June Gen. Butler Fillnrhan and
other famous horses win BE- entered competitors for
lie Prize. The proPri,.os q the Union Coarse intend
TO give about SO o IN pu,sos md stakes be troted
Tor IN the months Of Ny aal Juno. Ton matches are
air ady made % come oil o,er t,e cour.o.
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To ARRIVE
Bsasscnucrs Arrived

In s'fcrttip Gc0roc Cr0mrcN from Ncic. OrIe1niDr.
Rubo, DR.. Fischer Mr.. Cohen, H. White J. ~ Hsdde A.
Dciqne WIN. O. Ford and vie J. Musl. A. Roenberger,
Mrs. Ginard, Mis- e. Jenard Ms T. OelrrJ Miss ~. Gen
rar1 a. r.. lirovn John Mcir.th A. Fradden, r. Albany
i. Levy = kraiser w. J. Means. WIN. Cook w. l.. NJ.
Clements w. II. Brown j. Seyb1n, J. Benton, L. X. Nc
Enbru, 4. NJ ErhaId V. Schrenian Mrs. HunsoD, ~ l..
Archer, Capt. Doma.
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Az IxprAy CuIEFrAw VISITS rnR MAYOR

Az ISDiAS CTIEFTAS VISITS THB Mayor
Irataa the Indian chieain who arrived IN town day
or two ago visited Mayor Gunther Yesterday forenoon.
accompanied by Lis Interpreter. Capt. j. Moss. Tie
Mayor recel,e cd tie di.nngui,Lcd visitor with great
courtesy. and welcomed bin in TIE following speech;
IRAraga Your god decd. g. Gallon 10 have preceded yon
Yolr ,tdlfp fhe white maryosr I'd 10 the tr1vr
yo kiud lance g. IT, susv,y.r cad the
roff r.sf - paced your p,oI.s lave al been
heard of With pleasure aaa gratitude.
ilsiabs bid you q hearty w.l.on.r 20 New-YoTk
Tho Chief. through bis interpreter, madc spirited
reply after which tie Mayor accompanied lin 70 the
GovcrEors Room. and pointed out Ito portraits OF
Washington JeiIcrson md other dating uishcd men'
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STOLE AN EXPRESS WAGOs.-John A. Francis
and John Christie two thieves lately returned from
Black Wcs Island, arrested TUESDAY, In Bar
clay street. for stealing horse and wagon belonging to
Bshuys City Express aud containing sever cases Of
dry goods. valued al sl..oJ. Justice Bowling COM
mlltod tho prisoners To- trial
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY.

York bnyc and boug very largely We heard Of lot Of
Winer upon the stock Of Sheep here aud Albany Hume
and Elliott send ovei or two loads every week lilo
ayorab'e effect upon the market bat
shipper, tor any advance ceps for sheep Of vcIy
snEEP pRovsts AT RRowSrSos
From From New New a Go. 3o3 VIM D. SNYDER 90
fiom Calada--O e0r1e OveT, %, Robert Hume 49, ~
Prom O9io--M L. DodIey s'2 = lsgear, i'oi VIM
tfoa hichssu-J. H. Miles, $780, s. 4. L. Il. Reed, 5y
smssP RECEIVED AT oRnrzss
From S syS 0t no N SoS rg E s F's ''S
From Ohio-A G. Anterior, 5J5; Byrd Co., lG'i j. 4.
Russel, III, Buck Co. LOO.
| from New.Jefsoy--B. Van Bu.kirk i23.
Reeep,s BY Railroads to wi. Hudson River Railroad 1891
Ere Railroad, i NewJolsey Central Railroad i0i6-tosa,
j.Js7.
George w DOrnnn gives the following figures as the Frco
| Of hoss tiis week;
Western eor,,.U Hog. q D....ia9io. iSIa!lSSlo.
| Stock Iiogs 4 iD...............--G-c. de.
From the dite report there slsht improve
feic a. n and those good Be- the supply having been
al tie time below tho wants Of the rad" aud the weaiher
though for the very favorable particularly Tor
those cutting for the English e, Western Dressed Hogs
arrive every day Ia ltrse quantities, and slne the warm
weather he. continued long MOI IA very good order Merry
carcsscs reported te st week OF January and
probably thi- week viii foot up maay no Tie rcePs
Of tive 10 are less member su 81 fes weight than Ia
year q, III. time. Tie receipts Monday light and
ora'y only soi but they id readily At 6tc 9 ID g,oss
Ne.rs Williams AsbrIy, commission dealers 10 Live
Hog. who hove been long ne n tue business proni,e 20
fuui.h weekly vi EeIsbe information li"ysiy todS
"TL, weather has bcsu piopou.f ,le .Fade ad h feel
ing Tesafd tho iutur, only daw5lcA bong
tho r.e amount Of N.sern Dressed Hogs Vat "a been
thrown the market tie srfivGs since last fucsfay
amounting TO 1851 We only give nominal quotation
La morning nothing has arrived AID couls entity nothing
sc. D. ID. suivcd yesterday, and sod at about ;e
following range q prices: Choice oven ami b,ayy PRIME
lots eliue on 20 90 $50 ANA nominal, AZ IT.; iiu.
IIos, "rsn nom 100 to 49, al 81 aSic. Ordinary an Ne
dun weights, az ga3ic ilue t.lt weighing ir!n
10 TO 49, a. m !- Ordinary Nsit oud scaaws-tit q.
a. san Hos. rome the n.fc Tie arrivals FOR TIE
week amount 53T. Inc or,G. week last ye1t
nlnnnntr4 10 .I..al.m
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60 Ubom it man Concern.

a LII persons are forDld harborlng or trusting
"A my Wife, ANN ELIZABETH on any account ~
shall pay any deb's Of her contracting after this date
Feb o 1905. MARTIN o. sILBEn
GPECIAL NOTICE-CARMINE-S GEM.
OElERY.-By permission Of the Supreme and Of the
Gig authorl'ie tie Trustees Of the WEST PRES6lTE-
BlAN CHI RICH will TUESDAY the 13d INST, commence
the removal Of ali tie remains inter- IN tho Cemetery
Loroyst between Bedford and Hudson ss the dessbo
ground procured Ia the Cypress Hills Cemetery Log
Island unless otherw requested BY the representatives
the deceased.
An persons Interested desired to notify Mr. WILLIAM
ARCHER at the Chaps! 4lds, between SIN and 6sin
ave-, before the day Of removal. Adm. l.. EARLE,
President Of the Board oil TrGsteea
Daied New-Iork Fob. T. 1896.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

FEB &c opo lhs flour. 1909 b5l. Wihsy lco) hags
Com Meal 69l fk,s. L4ri, 100 rk;. fuifrr 200 Ikgs
Pfovou. iJ ptr is4cs li9 pEgs BE-. fwest olr, 20
1k... vi Cake R8r pkg 1855 Dressed boss
=.
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Spoken.

Dec p , % g. ION "a 30, big Laurs Adrue from 81,
Doiuif 90 Falmouth.
jan 10 t 80 Ion % 30 ,Br ship from Liverpool for
Bon bgy 400 tays oot, showing Nos o AZ.
Jan ~ s d! ~ lou. % 10, brig Cypes, wsI seen bearing
:. N. W.
F,b l. IT, 2lO lon 60 II. big No?on'et, Of Boston,
bound $. ".
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1nenrdNte Companies.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
Il pANX, No. Ie Walst, Hew.York.
INCREASED CAPITAL.

Il PANX, No 10 Walst, New.York
INCREASED CAPITAL.
CASH CAPITAL SS0l,oO0
SURPLUS OVER 500 900. ASSETS OVER $500 0o1
This Company with net assets amounting 10 than Half
Milton Of Dollars saey invested Is prepared 20 oter In
creased facilities insurers against loss damage 10y Fire
and the KsAs oil Inland Navigation and transportation
Inc attention Of the public l. directed 10 the peculiar atvso
tAses offered to the assured by this Company
l. In having cash capita ell paid In and safely Invested
I? In the accumulation Of poLis forming surplus OF 0vee
Two Hundred Thou,apd Dollars and constantly increasing ND
liable for tic losses OF Ike Company.
s. Ia the sue Of 80 per Of the PROFITS IN Scrip bearing
sE interest payable annually IA e4sh 10 customers on
all Participation Policies. -
Pao, nslrng with the above Company enjoy all the Cd
vantage offered by pad IN and safely Inverted ish Csfit4
with the economy and security the mutual system.
No liability Incurred by the assured liberal 70
dactlon The premium made 10 customers preouing non
participation policies. ROBERT :. HOhLi PTesdsn6
DUNCAN r. CuKkr, Secretary.
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yVHE REV. CHARLES E. KINGS

4
A PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
fl the specific treatment and Of COrsuM gor IN ASY o.
srAGEl stha Byonchitts CaayrA and all eteeons q
tie Lnnys. Threat, and Air Pdssuges. THE PhEPAkED
CRrTIOS speedily nSisor tie enieebed Nerpoes
Ssses eneres The dera ,ed functions Of the Stomach
Lrer and b5tocls 90 1t checks NIGHT PgEsPIaATIoxS
~ FROM FoURrgES
Prices: ia 1.oz bottles IN 6oI bottles 80 esch Gl
small three large bottles for So Sold BY d. ). BARNES
Co.. no. 203 Broadway, srd by oil eccia5e az thecass
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n)cooima CARDS. Sc

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l0l Fulton
w at ENGRAVERS. SrATlONERs, COPPFkPLATE,
LITHOdRAPHlC, STEAM and FANCY yoB-pR!NrERs.
LAEFL9 and DRY GOODS TlChErS In every variety.
EWBANKS HYDRULiCS AND MECHANICS, l3Eh edi'
n, with matter, Is.
UNFOLDING CARDS-All the latest styles at
w low prees. THOS BRUINS, No +9J Broadway, N. l.
Specimens by mail for rs cents
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MINIATrKn AI.hANAr

}uD-Rlses... 100 Scts.... $40 Moon-Risss... OF
HiCu WATER rms
sandy Hook 959 Gov. Isani.. 1914 Hell Gate. - 2.
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nleoital.

bakers RHEUMATIC BALM and COUGH
- MIXTURE; Bakers vsrCooler and Bakers Cforp
the four thuz that family OF moter IN Anert
should found without Price Per bottle each AIs
Bakers Kidney Gravel Remedies VIII be found Myallaoie
fiice IS Principal depot No. la lghsti New fokl
near 4av Remedies sent to Gny address on receipt a
above amounts
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g Dagk statements.

Hank Of ,he state OF New-YOrh --Sti'enen. o.
hs BANK or lhE STATE or NETWORK, OF the CITY Of New
yot required chapter go Laws le M tie weck ending
saturday tbs och dag Of Iebuay. l~as - - -
Average Loans ami DISCO 90
I,.fs. anopr, Of g8sa 1.O,is0 90
90.
CIV and County OF New.Nors, |, George W. Ducri
C.aher the New iok. q tho City OF he"
ioti hpc AMI that tie above statement
49, W. DUER, cashier.
sworn before ms ,his eth day Of February. lsGi
J. iavAssos SLosso-, Ko'sry Public.
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many balances left at less with favortc hOuscs Among

many balances left at less with avorte houscs Among
stock houses the rate is per cert with more offering
than can be used. The of Stamped Five per cent
Treasury notes adds sensby to the ability of tie banks
TO extend THEN loans aud they not averse to suc
policy, as handsome profits can be made with s'ie'!
Commercial paper is not abundant and when iit class
can be used 1T less than legal rates Tie marker j."
cncs to lower rates for money and the temper o' INC
street is confident.
There is a demand for stamped 5per cent
notes. in exchange for legal tenders, from savings
banks and soIue Of the city banks.
The receipts from Customs to-day were o'ci
$4,000
Mr. Cisco requests the holders Of thirty or
more coupons Of 3Os maturing 10Th ins to Send 'neSe
coupons with schedules to the SnpITeos"! Po' ~ w
18th inst on which day after p NJ the usual CHECKS
win be given for the amounts.
Sterling Bills are quoted l7o2E0d Tor
Bankers.
The Public Debt of the United States on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

HJARBLE Mantles.-'rhe best place in the
Va city ~ purchase cheap aud well finished Nantes a. n
kbtrs Mantle Mandatory, 100 East ls5st, near adsf,
h Y Cut this out.
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Bort r0nr0cns' Notice.

starr Ngw.ioRK,
PoRrAVARDENs' OFFICE No lOi Wal.st.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section passed kri a. 1851 entitled An Act
r, organize tho Nardeus Once OF the fo OF hesfok to
all persons interested IN, having charge Of tho nbject
matter Il such inquiry examination survey, that The fol.
lowing vessels under or0ua'un by The Fort Wa
d.ns ard that the said surveys Mint, oEs vii be- com
within days succeeding this notice OF beard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-10

Total Debi......................Sl 4U', l9't@y 20
The official public debt reprinted above coec;odb by
separating as in the Treasury statement the tenn
porary debt and suspended fiom tho regular
debt and correcting transposiion $500 into se2
GOc 600 Of 2.year G.pcr cent bonds.
The dott on the goth Of June 1903 7o9sl
Inc dec. on the % fe5 lt6i, was.... l,tt9l2t'
Increase In 2l5 s3'o5stitS
equal per day 70 10000 which mus, be deemed the
daily expenses Of the Government. The debt, june
80, l56i. should be upon this basis:
Present debt ), lS-tss
Add for 40 ~ "V''v
Probable i.fci S.ti9
Ultimate OF Depaftm, Mt ~ annual rtpot l'bot%tl
Tie Pacific Mail Steamship Company has de-
clared quarterly dividend Of y cent payable
February H. Transfers are closed from to nth TO the
18th, both inclusive.
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Road
earned In Januury;
i663...."......&G7 100 il'6i."...........Sl2H
In rTtase............ @19tlB
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned for
tie first week in February s9oO7c Increase u ,so'
over 1863.
The aggregate exports Of produce and mer-
chaudso exclusive Of sTece) for tic past week Was
$3.50 ssu
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HONSUAiPTION-CAN1 IT BE CUREDf-
~ Cell rns the evidence Of tho.e who have tax DR. I!
HARNESS. LUNG RESTORATIVE. No charge Tor coz
.a! alton the Office hours before II M from 10 and
10 p. III. DIR. J. BARNES, NO Clinton place,
3th-st.. broadway.
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Smiled.

Fen. p e'eaners-pal'ir, Virginia.
srps-Iasoua Energy, Western Belle
h-lAs-N Lisc., Eag Trieste, Andlea@
Irs-Nmcy.
schoonersr. r. Dur.an W. II. Sargent Horace Vie n!l
{. X FalnsvoTth. Dragon. s,episc, Nate brigham.
FkB. H.-sleauisAip -llbeIni4n.
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Ceutper pound.


They came by the following routes Lie RAILROAD. al
Hudson River Railroad, iat1i inrm Rsioad af' New
Jersey Central sifod, las iaot -. About s. were
"a The yaId. OIL liOAday.
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TlY SHEEP MARKET.
~ 80 Al IN

Receipts THIS Wetf. iItijf
CuorArioyrhe following report, OF sales Of Sheep and
Lambs by several Of '.o rephfokes who cell commits
son vii give the 81 prices per held ts ~rek They
Oircn McGraw sold 1855 head. Il Avcsage Of rb o.
At Browning s-hoit. n. Uume. sold ,Gh2 NJ 30 - ay
VIM D. Be refuses 10 report bio sales because he reports
Of rryous weeks have been quoted by is figure u
osr Averages than othes brDssf We sorry 0 no did
not AZ fuI rTic.s but cannot hciph
JtCihDlbcriu.-K Haze McPhorson, Judd buckingham,
Van Wer, John kdse sold III hcud al y 30, lj 10 ~
IN a 49, 80 800 $715 90 81 % $40 @7l5 ll8 $50
AS ~ 30; 1873 80 81 49, S6 81 ~ ~ f623i 300 80 80
100 % 80; 49, - II; 62 a5; 49, ~ 81 $40, ~ IS
We reported last week hard nnfket for droycrs. The
.sne STATE q things continued through the week Every day
bfoarht stock than neesahiy otuppy tie lcg
mate demand aud butchers not slow u avail themselves
of such a condition OF tlpg, Every day
hold In hopes Of Improvement AZ los- must
suit from Oh. beat ors but holding brought better ude,
and Saturday which usually Of blink Day In tho
kc found crowd Of Sheep ~ the per aud III tho hooks OF
the Wholesale meat market lu Of mutton cafcae-. Inc
price which ranged duTng tbs week at 7dc y ID for good
mutton gave way under the influence OF ths pressure AMI In
1.-Two stock could not be sold upon that could
accept without Tuinous loss On Monday morning In 81 nth
street there great crOwd--et Olriens mconvenrny
full and BT0wungs nearly two thoussnd while judging
the actions Of wholesale tuchers they would been
half tine number Some lots which would
not sell 1T Co. could Do sold lac Monday
The report from meat market uniavofahs and IN
ging nom ~ 50 to 81 u.s. aud averaging much
o. 10 any good lots Beside the occasoned
by the supply butchers that Lon which begins .
week will affect their business Yet they offer &c. " N FOR
really good lots which wod average 10 n each such
SARGE. epp, ipe booa Juy.n Abapv oaibi tho HvH
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NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoR TIE WEEK ENpNC TrrsDAy. fED. Q. 1904
sheep and
Peeves Cows. Nosls Lambs Swine. TOT
4262 I43 393 Il,lf2 537 a..
These were sold q, the following MGseirlsre.;
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w IItFt- ] IUI- I1N.s's
4gc do...............la /
30 Nn. 4 Ir. dg Gu. R.R. t6
100 Pitts. 7. W. X Chic. SET
100 do...........hj0 81 I
80 do....,.....bl0 66.
100 Alton \ Il. -. R.R.... 6d
80 Chic. & y. W. R...... 5lt
/ 100 dO.....,.......s"s It
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-16

METROPOLITAN T1lEATRE.
The TICKET OF LEAvs NAH.-This, the
masterpiece Of Tom Taylor. and perhaps the
best drama Of the age was presented last
night 70 . crowded house.
rhe part Of Robert Briasly was sbly sus.
tained BY Miss. Emma Webb, and that Of
Sam willoughby, By Miss. Adj Webb was
infinitely superior to any rendition Of the
character we ever saw. Mr.. Wildman has
been pronounced BY the press Of Chicago,
Detroit and Milwaukee. and by the New
York Clipper and Sunday Mercury IS one
Of the best, il not the best Hawkshaw on
the American stage, and we'll did be sustain
his reputation. Mr.. Beaumont as Dalton,
Mr.. Brace ~ Meter Moss, and Mr.. Clinton
q Green Jones sustained their parts in !
manner highly creditablc, and the part o.
Mr.. Gibson, Is played by Mr.. D. s. Nash,
was the best rendition of character this
young acter has yet favored Us with. Mr..
Sullivan acted with his usual correctness
and spirit, and made Is much Of the charac-
ter of Maltby ~ possible. The parts Of
May Edwards and Emily st. Evcrmond were
ably sustained by Mrs. Wildman and Mile
Aubrey, and that Of Mrs. Willoughby was
played in manner bordering on perfection
by a new candidate for popular favor, Miss.
Ella Wilmott.
The scenery throughout was appropriate
and good, and piece was never produced
in Davenport that reflects more credit on the
management and performers. It repeated
tonight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-16

1.-THE difference between . fool and q
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves of. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The soiss require no argument to prove that
few thousand dollars left to = helpless
family will save them from vice and misery.
The so;ae know that Eve or ten dollars per
week is not only relief but . support to 4
family visited by sickness. Become wise
before It is too late, and examine subject
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, At the Office of
WV. ALLEN INGALLS,,
Room No. 3, over Macklot's Bank,
Corner Of Brady and I'd streets.
Oct. 1O-dtE
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poser and the principal incidents Of the plot
iComplete,) a.
Mailed, post paid. On receipt Of prics, by the
Publishen, OLIVER DTTSON : Co., ~ Wssh-
ington street, Boston.
Nov. Is. df.
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Davenport, Nov. IL, 1854.
CIRCULAR.
Particular attention is again called = the fol-
lowing paragraphs Of General Orders No. a.,
current series OF this Department
II. All Companies receiving srms from the
State, must meet for drill a often a. once Z
month, or their arms will be transferred to COM
panies that will attend to their duties.
". Bonds FOR arms must be furnished IN sll
cases. The neglect in this particular has pro.
duccd unnecessary delay in delivery Of arms.
v. The Organizing Committees ofshe several
counties are cnjoined 10 attend Immediately 10
the matter Of rolls bonds, ammunition, etc., and
to report the action Of Companies on article II
Of thesc General Orders.
VI. Commissions tc officers will be issued a.
rapidly as possible, but the county committees
and officers Of companies must be careful in their
returns Of rolls andin returning rolls to inclose
certificate Of election.
County committees are requested to deliver
commissionsin their hands to officers Of compa.
MES in their respective countless or to notify said
officers that the commits sions can be had upon -.
p!ication to said committee.
by order Of the Governor.
y. b. BAKER,
Adu!ant General Ot Iowa
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FESTIVAL FOR the SOLDIERS AID SociErY.
1t is contemplated by the Soldiers Aid
Society to give festival, to be held on tho
evening of November 23d. the proceeds to
be applied in enabling the Society to con
tinue their work Of relieving our sick and
suffering soldiers. A meeting will there.
fore be held at the residence Of Mr.. T. d.
Newcomb for the purpose Of making neces.
sary arrangements, to which the attention
Of the ladies Of the Society, and all others
interested in the cause, is earnestly solicited
At 2 p. m. to day. Donations will, in = few
days be solicited for this object.
SEC. SOL. AID SOCIETY,".