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NIs1u WARD U.1oT MEET1so-1nesc
viii be rou6ing nectiog ut .ths1st- A'oens, ~
$50 Wet Lake street, near Ann etsec- On oat"'
dsy evening. Good speakers will be present.
Tns TAnoRs' srn1KE.-Th- settlement Of
fhc mice question between the journc5mcn tai1o.s
on rif,ko acd their former employers re.oafns In
abcynncc Doth parties crincc the most unyieldsng
pcTaietcacy, and there seeua at present to be not
even distant prospect OF a solution Of the dit1-
Guilty
TIE PosT.-We notice the Chicago Pvt is
saeilaa,rg at usual Just before election. Ia ordl
nary course has been to talk Union TIL few
weeks before election, and then support the die
union ticket. Now it heeitatcs about the LITTER
part OF the programme, Better be one thing OF
the other, and stick to It Vote you tatk or tsIk
as you vote. "Because thou art neither cold nor
hot, therefore WIN spew thee ont OF my mouth"
TArAL Acc1DExT.-On Monday nftc!noon
child named Charles Freedlc, aged about eight
yeare, while crossing the track Of the Rock Island
railroad, on Clark strceR ncar PolE, was acciden-
tally knocked down by coming engine, and lis
legs alnoet amputated from his body. The child
was Immediately conveyed to his home IN the r1ci-
1dty, Tut despite the utmost attention never rallied
aud died late on Tuesday evening. 1t Is not known
that any investigation has been made In the affair."
TIE CoN1Sc OrrnA-As u "speclmcn
brick" from the preparations Of the Chleaso Musi-
ccl Onion for their forthcoming opera, It may bV
stated that the single item Of cloth for the stage
rccnes amounts 10 nearly one hundred and 1fty
dollare. This will give m idea Of the amount Of
eupc1fcics how IN the hands Of the eccrc patntera
Equally liberal. has been every detail Of expeadi
ture and 1t Will al prove only the 1tting cnshrine
E.ent Of the mueic1l features. Tho enterprise Is a
Iovel and liberal one, and viii be well repaid.
IMPORTANT MEETIxe.-In another column
viii be found tie call for meet,ng Of the Union
Republican candidates for Pollce Commissioner
and Aldermen. The nectiu. Will be held fhts
morning et 8 o'clock In Warner Hall on Randolph
street. We trust that every man who has been
plnced n nomination will be present, as matters
Of y5al interest to TIE party, and besring directly
upon the question Of tuccess nt the coming cleo
tton will be considered. Let there be n full at
tcpdrute.
LAKE FOREST ElEcT1oS.-At the munfc-
jral election Of the city Of Lake Forest held Inst
Tuesday, the following were tho successful caudi-
datcs:
BIN. Thompson Tor Mayor, Republican m.,or-
i. 3. wnrd, Alderman, IS, Ward, Republican ms
n 7. Helm. Alderman, ID Ward, war Democrat
j. q. wright, pohce Magistrate, Republican ma
5outy. 3G.
NEW ErKAGo6uE-A new Synagogue is
about to be erected On the corner o Fourth Ave1uc
and Garrison etreet for the Of the 1sratlitish
congregation Of Kchllath Bcnay Sh2lom"-sons
ol Peace. It will be 50 BY Is feet On the ground,
with basement for school. will seat seren to eight
~1$ft tr+fff 1nk A$Sn
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A1lluEr1lfnfG.
IN oF1tA Eh'5 rliE 4 T f f.:
Madison sS.s.4. o+.pe sn ssa7e sct DC .rho1n.


fso'r''ses "=c hse..zst- :..-.-.I. g. sicvtase:.
T7nyvrs,nsxLyE::.xt, IT y .s,, l..n, 1ssk a..sir
!.1T Of the popuinr tonsealsD.
E<sE I'm E. wENs,,
slightly received Wiz fn'na.,.c APPLAUSE md
Second night Of tac b,tslisnt Comedy OF =.
EvEEsE3ODv'S Ez3EED,
EuIuensis sucee..sas in tts Gss: representation.
1sR JoR1 +: owENs...a.. MAJOR DE- BOOTS.
Aud ~ excellent cast.
To xone1ud3 with tac comic farce OF
80 WI r. R%.
JOHN E. oWEEs.....-..ss.. II. w1Ilo sPsUaa1ss
s,An9 ap excellent cast :!
F,t6es evtr.rg, EExEFlr or JOIN E. owEgs.
/. Saturday afternoon, GRAN D MATINEE
j~1OLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
W x0u.80o Cun1nsITIEs.
col Wpgp rFos5ster y &c ~ Msoss,,
:. :hasisdf 'e.s1 sssns u Stassss
Of hs ETW WkEs = s. 80 e. E,s
:en.l1asins ..ae. easlp strength II tho sTaa cox-
'AS' rrcKEF-or-1savs Fl Ssa s1t MAN,
Which will be prtscatcd MONDAY EVENING. April
11tn re eysI{ sniSs during rs week. s1d OF SAT.
tsttA AE'EEksNGON
e5srS 5' @,;E = e t Foor
Spl.ncld Pafor Opera, day aud evening.
1-nae weak OF
.-.. AADAGh3i;AR FAMILY.
S1~ TA11EEK kyERT AFTERNOON At cCLocK.@1
shs' Sa 3ss;;s ii. III 'asf
Admission to sIselta aod LeCrurst fiDon- . cenfz
Dress Circle and parq! cite = cent? a7sr1 W charge
for Secured Hears f'rfs&tt R11cs. 81 Gud 81: hooe
et II 1tT: hasfnrmnEce 5sElna It k9- BOX oGce open
from A II. to 5F.M
:: WANTED. a NUMBER OF.
LIVE TT q Il,
For the Aequari. 1argo sizc, for which the highest
pr1ce will be pa1d. -
al1ccs2.1w
VARIETY THEATRE.
-, ~; c,;.11o 4 IL z psa.h;aFm t rtrss1 r a,n...,,
T. l.. ~....sss.e Maca.er.
MILE AUGUSTA, Premier Danserss.
First appea1ance OF
MISS MAGGIE MAI:sIIALL. tho beautiful DAuasusc.
First appearance Of
T. Il. JEFFERSON, The inltutt sh!a Dantoiss and Con-
cInt Ethiopian Comedian.
MISS VICTORIA HOWARD, Opcrntic Vocalist.
AfR. TIN HAYES the champion ctog Dan.es-
THE ST. DENNIS EAvRL TROUPE
Arc engsged and will appear on Monday Evening.
: april !Su.
SCALE OF Pn1cEs-Dre4s Circle 40 cents Fartuette,
= cents; Private BoIes IS; Single SEATS IL Aose:
50 cents. apl0c5tlw
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/, cohaEc71oN.-1n our report OF the meet
LIE ~ Inc Board Of 1Fadc. in relation To the cnr
rcnc5 question. published yesterday morning. a
very annoying error occurred. Instead Of beine the
first OF Aay, as the time when ~ gzeenbacks viii bo
made the basis Of all business tsnnsac,Jona ~
chapgc, 1t should read the fifteenth OF MAJ w
, 1864-04-14

pOBTNSi>E i EOWE.5' CEAAsas
HI PION, CIRCUS.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
MONDAY EVENING, April 11sh, md each evening
dus1nc the week. a.sl on a1uztlay afternoon
- ALL TIE STARa WILL APPEAR.
ALL TIE HoRsEB.
AND r HOSE COMIC N U LES.
Grand 3ta;luec sntur day, at O'Clock.
"Frid8y eveping Ticket Eight"
The abovc company show II EAukeyan Ars! 18Th
&c: uthI foth, Ia LIE Goth and MilWauAee elst I'd
. nplrc311 tW
, 1864-04-14

TOR COUGHS, COLDS AND
4. COESUMPTION.-Tne vIserAAI PULMONARY
nAIsAA /. the mos: highly approved medicine cvaI
3lteorere3. It HAs STOOD TIKI Brsr OF ALI. TESTS,
TIE, having had IN unprecede ntet sale Or ne4riJ
sc,sns most eminent ciuzeea tha Press, the sde
10 net By al Who fno@ It. For certl6cate., which
cac be given to almost any extent, see Wrappers t.
aash bottle; The 2sop11etoIs WI cneerfay refac5
snd s.; the large bottlea much the cheapest. 81
ssFef2a ana & Ess shs ge9uine Eh!eh lsPreqsred on
B:ston: ST.! . CatcaEo ~ BDEEEAiI Il aMiSH.
, 1864-04-14

This Evening Is the great meeting In the
Presbyterian Church. The spcnkcrs began to ar-
rive yesterday morning, and the Indications arc
that there will be no failuret. Governor May las
given unqualified assurances Of bis presence. Cen
tlenen interested in the work OF tho Commission
are arriving nom nll parts Of the Northwest. The
business meeting will be held tomorrow morning,
ut O'Clock In the lecture room Of the church.
Doors cpen at ESQ. Those who 20 early will secure
eeats.
, 1864-04-14

Go TO 1HK BEe1-Go TO Bryant Il b:ratton't
Chicago Commercial College. to get thonouz;
practical business education. For circulars Cd
eARo. n1InolA.
, 1864-04-14

w AHTED = Etflclent Agents II;
~, grey county 4 the Northwest to 5sll ".ts.t
Aila New General AtlAs.'-ths best tor family uas
svsr pcbnehtl--%nd Stebh!os' Fizhty Tears' F75
Zresa e tbs gniscd ntat-s f.on ths Revolutionary
HAF to shc Great Rrbtlnon-the heet work sxxao.
for Axtnta. Business permanent. Address J. =
NHI0uEN. No. I Meshtd1ss Church Block, Chlcaso
III. r Q.Box ss5544. Enff.c.5l.8t
, 1864-04-14

New Cnuncu Ep1FIoE. corner stons
Of the new German Methodist Church, On ely
bourne avcnue, was laid yesterday, with appropr1
ate ceremonies.
, 1864-04-14

N ANTED Agents. A new and
valuable worS being now II the eourse Of
Publication, the scverjser Il deslscuh engage swo
9acnE thc ssdinE t:misies of this city and ycin!ty
ts5.SEs of tSraty tasso apd good adscss will n;iL
letter to Pest 0n1ce Dox 2a.s, Chicago spacl4l11
" ANTED = Agents. First. .claes
W men wanted to engage IN the pale Of drst-claat
works. $50 to SEQ Ter month Is renE made by
Chic-Eo, Illinois. np6-ei95lIt
, 1864-04-14
RLg AFESis

ITO, RENT-A good fame house,
R.sr -, :. h4Is1. 1wo .tay and basement oti h9ass.
NJ u oh1tc nreuuc. tet&.He h u.C sonteGx5: CDR.
1tP11lrn aod lpli % osso:y ftsns no sss.
NJ 70 llllhols ttrr.t. B. II. Ttit1M.3 l. CO.. E-aa
1a!sse fEeGts, coELe< OF Dearborn nau Mad s1n5ss.
, 1864-04-14


Do 1b1s. and victory will czown your Isuaers-
CoprERuEAD IAnRooL1o.-Thcr Is trouble
uEong the Coppa1hcads. John Conlsky. concern
Ing whom We hare ofrCn nnde pleasant mention.
h.s 1oet his ancient influence with the Mayor.
Eovc.in wna becoming rcstiEc uq1er the policy
John saw at to indicate and when the Alderman
drew little tightly the rem and applied the 6pur
ard goud, the festire creature bccane utterly un-
manageable. Tic kicked up his Ieels, knpckcd In
tho dnEh-bonrd- overturned the vehicle, sent John
epraw1InS in 2br gutter, csvarted and reared like
Que possessed, and taking the bits In his mo1th,
etAEted of teari NJ ptce ae II the cril one WAS
al1er him. 1t was not until WoodnlAn, the Alder.
man OF the Sixteenth, manipulated him. and made
mysterious pasees In tho air, that the spirited
crestufe wns brought to etand. Woodm.n has
placed .Horsc Sense" in trsiulng. and aftcr little
witt put linn through his PAGES. He has mounted
the bo3, and handles his ribbons and cracks his
whip with ne much OF grace aad Aout4eh Is Conls-
ly Of old,
Joan Il diegraced In tic estimation Of Els Honor
,le Mayor and will shape bis policy and dictate
"s extraordinary dccieIons in the Board oi Alder
men no mofe. Hoodnan and Hayes are now the
ct3 uo%ctnmen de 5acto. The Mayor draws the
saasi3 aao ooes the ornrmenial pa.t OF III. buaI-
nese.
MEETING OF Boss SuoENAKrrs-A ,rsat-
arG Of boss el1oemakcrs WAS held last evcn1n, =.
the large room In MotTison'e block on Clark ,,r.a.
Ar. F'anc's 'Ws6docr was called to the char. mr.
nf1e1S etaed that the meeting had been called uoon
IN understanding between thc Boes Shoemakcr.,
~ ocialson md tho menbcre Of the Jourucyrnau
ehocnaierH Frat tesnal Unicn, who hsd reccntly
been on strike for m advanoe Of prices. III, A.
socdltion had comesto the te1ms ofthe journcyrnen
1rt there wc1e several boes ehocmakcrs who h,d
reused TO sign the touEncF1oers bill and tn IND
them 20 to do 5n order thst there may be m enfire
union OF the trade both with regard ia er,nnra-.
nnd employed. the latter had siElined the!r Iii
irgpcss to ccasc work for euch Of the former cs rs
fused to SIGN the bill and reciprocal moa
the boae aboetnakcts ofthe Association had a-ree;
not to employ any men who we-a Don-nrmbGrs o
the F1aterua1 Union established by the journey
men.
It was suggested By Mr. Ha1kins that there VA
Apoes1bllify that many OF the boss shoemaker
who had not signed the tourncysncn's bill hai
omitted to do 60 from the ihct that thcy wcre M
aware Of the pending Arrangement: he moved
fhAt notice through tue public press te Giyea Il
ell boot aud shoe manufacturers TO intend meat
ing TO b. held on Monday evening, Aprf 18Th, ant
Aflef TINT, the names Of tloee mnnutsstufers ,gat
Lsye rctuecd to g1gD the I'LL, to &c landed 10 tht
jouEneymcn o1 the Uuloa for thur action thereon
The meeting then adjourned
, 1864-04-14

WANTED 500 Agents to sell
w the Grc.t Saturrl Weather Indicator Thoact
n1 tutt introduced hundreds nttnat its ACCURACY
foretenE changes Of the weather from dry to wet ant
Vice vera. II interests tho scholar and the OF eat
wltbe:. Its waneeru fnnctions- Send postage stass
fer circular and particulars 70 Post O.9ee Box 5ce
HALL tlkE, no. !6 Portland Block, ChfcaSc.
, 1864-04-14

IL; ANTkD-Energetia Agents in
gnb'er1ptlo1 !: s. g. abbotts iIistnsy u the GnsAT
RErklLloa, HRADll.s LIZA OF 1vAaufsrTos. hnA
&C.. esM On or ntdtess With ktaaip. 9. GIBBS. Ii
soo1h t;:srk street. Chicago. i'll %. Boz oo3.
, 1864-04-14

CAIl.-Tbc congregation of the North
Presbyterian Church in this city hsve extended
call to Rev. Willis Lord, D. D., to become its pas
tor. Dr.. Lc1d was, previous to bis comm: to Chi
cago, most successful pastor OF church In Brook
1y1, and is now one Of the Professors In the North
western Presbyterian Seminary, where his scaolas-
tic attuiDmenls hase proved OF immense value to
Tie institution
, 1864-04-14

-" AKTED -AEenta IL every ccun
DAED ATLAS OF THE NoEaD. *i06 pes nioa.
made selling thir Atlas. tud EnErar1nSs Of Grant LE
fol1 anf DopSlas. ss.4 stamp sor eirculass: r. =
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W] ]ANTED : s responsible ne..
w GARNER :p.eter.rd) % Go .,n..aeez III e.c4
Township, without hindranee Il other pcrsrts, ~
En'sh *ef yser will es paid Gsl Re.onal5 e. ~
s,, Chicago. l-4btlctbg = cts and il7nus TsEo.
tie tstsi-n Y Is cents viii BE- sent back to you.
, 1864-04-14

SEVENTH AND EIGHTH WARD q. L. A.
The Seventh and Eighth Wards U. L. 4, will bold
joint meeting this evening at the Hall OF
the Seventh Ward Conncil, on Blue Island Avenue,
near the ccsne1 ct 1lth street. full attendance Is
desired as matters Of Importance connected with
the ensuing election, will be presented for dIscus-
zinu action
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" ANTED.-$75 Month. ::
w @ant to hire agents IN ever7 county at rs I
Ecnth, exreuses paid. to seu MY ne~ chesp Fani5t
Hatre. fi1f-Tti7FT1
, 1864-04-14

RAILROAD MIss1ox.-J. Rerel1, Esq, cor
responding secretary ofthe american Temperance
League, New York. will deliver one Of his e.oquen.
lectures on this Thursday evening, ut X O'Clock
in the new Rail Road chapel on GrIewold street,
directly east Of the N. s. T. l. raroad passenger
depot. The public are invited.
, 1864-04-14

Good Tcnplar.s HnM.-Don't forget that
this ere1 ing ''Stn1 in the Nur,h" Lodge Of Good
Templars' bold their Festival At the hall corner OF
InGiaua and Welle streets- It Ia expected fom
the arrangements. thst 1t will be one Of the great
est affairs Of the 5ea.on. All Good Templars' and
those interested il the noble cause OF Temperance,
are expected to be on hand. Tickets si.o9 each,
aGnlts gentleman and my number Of l.tes, The
Sisters belonging TO the O1Icr Hin te there In full
force.
, 1864-04-14

r- Hasheesh Candy by the Gnnjah WalIah
cnmnany. NV York. See advertisement Of one
Of or rost enterrris:ng Drucrists, q. scoTll, s6
Fandolnh street. ap1<-c 73-2t-T &s
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dUanteD-aQe!atS.

N7 ANTED-50O active Agents
w 10 sell the life Of FaTs1pEsT LINCOLN, The
PlozKEn EeY-a new work. 0ut grcat LLrsTha1En
9ysr 100 asea.ste eoyTa!,nEs Of every created hya
s:lr For terms and circulars cnclc*c stamp 10 HM
II. POST. Ee.ttnl agent, Box 4.z3. Chicago.
nr.5,r(E ct
, 1864-04-14

Dfaenxes OF the Nervous, Seminal, Ur1-
narV md sexual lSys1csns.-Ncw. a3a selIa
Bic 1iea!mcntn reports Of The Howard Assoiss ;:s
~ nha,1r address D, j, Skillon Houghson, How
asd Assoeiation, No: South Ninth strest. Thlla- M
dfIhta Hn. QQl0.0IJtaN
, 1864-04-14

LAKE FOREST ELEcT1oS.-At tho munfc-
ipal election Of the city Of Lake Forest, held Inst
Tuesday, the following were tho successful caudi-
dates:
B.N. TAompson Tor Mayor. Republican ma3or-
ity, SO. --.-.
i. B. Wnrd, Alderman, st Ward, Republican ms
jo,ity. It,
At. Helm, Alderman, ID Ward, war Democrat
E4jorts. sc.
j. d. wright, Pohce Magistrate, Republican ma
iorty. &c,
, 1864-04-14

WANTED-Agents throughcu.
tte WtSt to sell. " Prescription, scaa5neksrt
beautifully ard appropriately enbeisled and lllr.
BY numerous charts and din ETrns of ba,tle fel.a.
Volume IILcen,nlMGti1g ~ she aitto15 Of tie FaI.
Ing seents realize tho prohs q volumes at oncs
and saving them the trouble and expense or an e1trs
.ir lavc the atttfactlon oHsei1i1S = WORK ct sea
EeE1ins merkF anI not male up II hi.h eoandinj
tracts loosely thrown together. sca,nuc9eF's ts /
work that Is drsttnt to c IN th- future, aad be
VENT 90. Puhliahers, Drawer 66l4. Chicago, NJ
, 1864-04-14

TIE PosT.-We notice the Chicago Pat is
racilatsrg ae usual Just before election. Ia ordl-
nary course has BEEN to talk Union TIL few
weeks before election, and then support the die
union ticket. Now it heeitatcs about the LITTER
part OF the programme, Better be one thing or
the Other and stick to It Vote as you ta1s or tak
as you vote. because thou art neither cold nor
hot, therefore win spew thec ont Of my mouth"
, 1864-04-14
IiIaQHlcD,

[S7 ANTED Board TOT . ssnile
Y mEr sul la::s On tic South :,.1s. loon f..-
kheL uEfnsf shed. FIiv4tb 1ImA Tte..crrIsns
, 1864-04-14

Bonnetay good stock Of Spring Millinery
inst received 1t 1874 Like street. up stairs.
hundred dollar tonncts ts50o) arc expected on the
ne1t steamer, md Will probably eclipse any Of the
this market. -Four doors west Of Clark strees:
>'e'- apll f57G-1t
, 1864-04-14

Assistance Tyanted.-The children Of the
Dearborn School are about purchasing piano for
the Of The School, but not hsr1n funds enough,
world like to have their friends contribute: and to
that end, propose to give an entertainment on Fri
dAr xn11iu In tanf
, 1864-04-14

70 ETA1L sToCK OF BOOTS
lH AND SHOES -.
=. AT AUCTION,
OF TUEspAY5 April 18th, At oH o'clock. At Bnt1
Eearborn and Washington streets.
specs64 1T WIZ. A. BUFFERS / CO., Anet'fs-
, 1864-04-14

CorpERHEAD NoM1EAT1oS5.-The follow
Ing arc the men put in nomination at the Copper
head primary meetings yesterday, as their csudi-
Cater nj the municipal election Of Tuesdny next:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
20 REAT ERICAN EDY.'

GREAT MEXICAN KEN EDY."
de. HArvcy'0
,hYO OF g m q F e m ! g Pills,
". HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STUPPAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to perfect health chen
suffering from special affections, frolapsus Utefi,
the Whites, or other weakness Of the Uterine Or
gans. The Pills perfectly harmless on the
constitution, and may b. taken by tho most del
icate female without causing distress ~ the
same time - ct like = charm,
BY strengthening, invIgorating and restosing tho
system 10 . healthy conditioner BY bringing on
on the monthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the obstruction may
arise. They should however NOT to taken the
6rst three OF four months ct pregnacy, though
safs q any other time, ~ miscarriage ~euld be
the result. Eseh boz contains 90 pills. Psies 81.
Dr. Hdrces's 7,easies on diseases Of Fssnales,
P,sy~a~cy, Giscarriage, Bayrennees, Siertli-
~, Reproduction and Absse Of Nature,
and emphat;ca!ly the LApI,s' PalvArE MEDICAL
Apvlsks, pc u phlet OF 81 pages, sent Tree to ny
address. Six cents required 20 pay postage.
The Pills ard book will be sent ~ mail,
dsntially, when desired, securely sealed and pre-
psid, ON receipt Of mone3by
J. BRYAN, NJ. ~, General Agent.
76.Csdar-street New York.
Sold BY oil the principal Druggists.
2mith 4 Dryer, " holesale Agents, Chicego.
T. j. WELLS. rent Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

The LoslevillS yosrn.l Gays:
|. 7 1i@ 81 (lgkf ws afoafsesl . Sceos
that kag9ass- description. 6Q0f.b.l, pri-
'onesssssse bseugs.sis tromflsn Mel .
scp. and, without exception. hey t.re
tbsmk0 ssstohed 1oosinx lis Nc have
,s.n, since yihs commspcsmest Of the
VA. May Of The poor fsllosA we're
in their shut sleeves aud barsfdotsd.
They. were se.rly .ta.veJ, and. theft cap.
ture vii undoubtedly ave the mist OF
them tom ,nisvr.b death, ThsA me"
were captured from Lougstreets COM
mAnds spd they stats thsI - sstire ar
my 10 10 the same miserable C ndition.
They appeared to be- we'll .atiafied with
tho ch .ngs t.ey hive experienced, iand,
10 fact, congrxluls them.eives npo"
their happy delive, ancs rom the terri
bic condition in which they were placed.
There were teenty commissioned odfcers
among them, raoking from coiooels down
10 Iieutenanis, bat We could perceive no
distinction 10 their dress fUt6 1he pri.
vstes. Thoss of them that could boast
on m old piece Of carpet, or the remnant
OF what was once . shawl OF blanket,
appeared TO be looked uoop With envy
by their less fortunate eomfades. They
vsrs confined 10 The military prison, and
will be sent to one Of the Northern
camps 10 few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

The Provide nc, IL. L.. Journal say-
that an unusually large number OF t.ous-
cs have been rented to summer v'si, ors
At Newport for the next season. Many
new persons have already applied, and
it is thought there will be a scarcity Of
cot ,ges gr, . Or than Wa, ever experience
Cd before. The reign OF Shoddy next
summer at the watering places will b
great
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11
Nj. s. Barber. . Weviessu preacher

Mr.. s. Barber, Wssisgaa preacher
Of Delta, in the rear Of Brockvile, G W.,
was killed by bis son, lad Of l6 year.
Of age, = few days ago. The mother
was sick. and the lad, exhausted with
watching, had LAID down on the floor
on auill; the f. her came in, ande drag
ged the quilt roughly from under him;
the son sprang up and struck his fatber
With billet Of wood. kom the Effect OF
which be died; he deuiss Ill knowledge
Of the occurrence, and 10 said to be .
somnambulist. he Has bsea committed
for trial.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11
WnaxY-The es,;mate AZ ,he Bu

WnrsEY.-1hs estimate Of the Blu
reau If Internsl Revenue Of the annual
manufacture Of whisky ia the county ia
one hundred million gaiIoiis.a It i. cal :
eclated that Ohio alone produces forty
millons. New Yo'k twenty five millions,
Pennsylvania ten millions, lllnois FIVE
m'llons, AID all the other States evenly
millions. These estimates are iarge.y IN
excess OF the census returns OF 1850, but
it is held At the Treasury. Department
that their data from the excise officers
are reliable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

The Machias Union. notices the fact
that that town has celebrated the cenien.
NAL anniversary If it's set,leneat, aud
vet the first decent street crOsslng has
just been put down. We have often
wondered that tho inbab:t' nts. Of our
country villages would consent 10 wsllpw
IN the mud, year at'er year, rather than
be q, the expense Of putting down COM
70. tab. Q side and cross wa ks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

A heavy robbery ,o.k place on the
stage line bct~. en- La Crosse, Wa, and
st Pau, GU the gosh ins'. Stme parti, s
organizing a National Bank we've
send ny $35, 900 IN United States bonds
10 Washington. they we'e placed i'll a
trunk aud stripped on the buck Of the
stage. A few miles nosth Of Lake City
the trunk Vas cut IF from the stage
and no trace of it has yet been found.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

ZION. John d. Cation, Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court Of Illinois, has 70.
sigeud his ofiicc,-the resignation 10 take
effect on the 9th inst. Corydon Beck
with, Of Chicago, has been appointed BY
the Governor to Gil his place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11

The receipt, Of the American Trac.
Society 1t tue close Of tho year ending
April l, 1868. were 3255,OOO, being
nearly $4,000 in advance Of the previ :
Gus year. During the eight months o.
the present. year the advance has been
s,il greater, already about 100000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-11
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