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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06

AEARTIIA SCOTT, Phcbc NJ. Scott,
WI James Scott, johnson Scott William
Scott, Anna B. Scott and K. NJ. Kennedy,
as guardian of said James Scott, johnson
Scott, William Scott and Anna b. Scott, mi
nors. will take notice that a petition was fl
led on the 18th day of June. a. d 1864 in
the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the County of Harrison, and State of Ohio,
by John Scott, and is now pending, wherein
said John Scott demands Partition OF the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit: The Northwest
quarter OF Section No. twenty-five (25) in
Township No. ten Cl0) Of Range No. five (5l
in the Steubenville Land District; and that,
at the next term Of said Court, the said John
Scott will apply for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
JOHN SCOTT Demandant.
PHILIP DoNAHUE, Atty.
June % 1S61-6t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06
AUDITORS OFFICE. HARRISON Co., o.,

AUDITORS OFFICE, HARRISON Co., o.,
CADIz July 6, 1864.
All white male citizens between the ages of
Is and As years, are hereby notified TO make
payment of Communication, or file eXemp-
tions, on or before August 18th, otherwise IA
penalty of 80 per cent, or 81 20 in addition
will attach, and will be collected by distraint
as required by law, with the further addi ton
Of the costs OF collection.
SAMUEL KNOX,
Auditor of Harrison County.
T,,J
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06
Executors Notice.

ENNGWtOF7S NDIECc.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scribers have been duly qualified as
Executors Of the last will and testament of
George Hines, late of Harrison county, Ohio,
deceased. All persons interested will please
take notice.
JOSEPH BU CIIANAN,
SAMUEL l'E RGUSON,
June 6, 193i-3t. Executors.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06

I'D LACK and FANCY SILKS, in great
LID variety for sale by
IL. S. McFADDEN Il co.
May 18, 1864.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06

IN II Il s s G o O d s |!
Poplins,
Mohairs,
Mosembuquos,
Summer Silks
and DeLaines in great beauty and varity,
for sale by III. S. McFADDEN & co.
MAY Is, 1864.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06

EHURNS, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets and
" Wooden Bowls for sale by
III. s. McFADDEN & co. .
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06

II AIDES BONNETS, HATS & CAPS,
Ia Ribbons, Flowers, &c. The Latest
Styles just received and for sale by
Ill. S. McFADDEN & co.
Nav 1904
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-06
IeUal Notice,

June 8, 1S642mo.inside.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
GENERA. NEWS.

Ivory tusk Weighing 81 pound wa,
found il the sniyiel, Of IN ccp ha, recent,
Kin d near the ,fpe Of Good Hope.
4 gardener II ar New Haven Conn.
exhibited iYhd Of he brow, pueh leltue
III other daytnai weighed six pounds.
Lori &c 4 deba NJ tlls ~qn~s'ion Of
public schafs expressed himself in fayc
Of tn YIN II tagging = oa>'in, that he
h.in~,l hyd lelteily t'a 1 d AoeS q
the Ass o',iiop Il 1ani. brr. and he
ihonehti 4 had danst,an good.
The ga: in which iIasnll j. TO rev Ia IN
ce"testwIti Ward Tor the ,han.pion~ hp To-
coiac NJ on the Nonon-,hea River on a.
I',h iskt, was bn'it ty .'amrs NrKA{ II
'iarleit l. IS ? mere he'll, weighing /,nl,
Z, pouftls, although nearly 81 fecIlong
lis huit u spanish cedar, and a. and
ai' s covsyc'l with oil six, lca>41g on.y a
small place rxI!n.,lll to-sli~.n The scn'ls
are niae and half f"ct long. and both IL.
ge,her weigh only four pounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
" O0S C:srsisn. Il Cloth lercs.lpa.
w 90 l.

Bought Or ta'sep IN exchange FIR manufactured
goods. Al, TIE highest cast prize. al tae Factory
Ma dN;f IU~EP-. SHJEI ~
10 RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH.
Inc blood must be purified ANA I'LL medicines
are useless winch DO hot possess tie quality Of
stimulating the blood 10 discharge is impurities
n;p tie bowels. HesvugeTH', l'.Lis possess thu
quality IL hi- degree. AMI -torai he in every
aniiy. Ta.y are equal, useful ioi Children ana
adults, adapted t. both sexes, and are az irno-
cent as bread. yc' so-r lfFtcrrrg AS MEDICINE
The ii III. 5acut bt.ei, OF Sprinyville Ind.
wrote 10 Or. Brans;eti., rn.ie, date OF Nav l.;
ISL
II have used your Invaluable Vegetable Uni
veissl Pills in my family since 1889; they have
alwsvs cured, even WHEN other medicines v ere 0;
no avail. have been the means Of ,rr Reign
hors using hundreds Of dollars worth and am
satisfied they have received thousand per cent
in blessed health through their use. They are
used in this region for Bilious and Liver
Diseases, Fever aud Ague, and in all rheumatic
cases with the mos, perteetsuccess. In fact they
IRE the great reliance in sickness and | trust
your venerable lie nlsv be long spared to prepare
excellent inedipe for the lise u M n.
Please send me your lowest price b. the rpss"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
Eaun,e Sungs the xanr.

EaOnie Songs Of the s. az.
American Ma.e,ia-e. k,as.r. 81
TN ,er our aas beat the iun- cali once none,
CALI up the North as ypn c.liiou ier be ore
Our Nolrnfeef> song ali Inoius. ~.
SuIden and leu. tac var cry ra,:p,,
Softly hew. 'ender.y lit hm VITA care 81
TINS i hero whose pale 10 al We bear
jnscf'red 10 ;ae niotsic's WIVES and sisters
slam II, battle.
From tie i:ea Battle Field, Quartet. 80.
.>iisniir, '.usieriy. mnurnssilly nome.
From TAG red saii,e Il, Id Volunteer. come ,,
4 Hero mas Fallen ~
II : -ai llsis nitv. and shea;hed il his sword
inota"f has ieii a. = resp n'> reward"
L s.i~.ia'ion song and C.oras. ~
III ia iaia oftl:e rec not Il si.y. sail ther. ha
~ 4 cause TOR reLeli. "a Vi treason"
Mother, when tue war IS ever. Sr and Che. 3v
the u u.n..ier boy M.rc., 81
sen. 1y niall, p,s;-rGid, On receipt o. price.
Uh,NLK DiicUN q CO. Puu,..herr y, I:
washington street, boston
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
Hannibal 4 st. JOSEPH Railres<

4 Nd STEAM PACKET LINES On THIS
IA Missouri River. The mos, practicable rout
% the Gold Mines Of idano. Baiinock City. VIZ
ginia Ciiy, Gallatin, Denver Wsshoe, Boisee ae
California Dali, Overland Stages from Atehi
s,'' :" above points All rail 70 st. Joseph. At
sh,son. i.atan aud Weston. The DAILY Packet
Emile, runs from We4,nn 10 IL avenw.rth. seven
miles. aud kansas City, forty mi,ss, stage
connections from i.eayenNort.l ard Ksnsss. CITY
70 lawrence, Topcka, IT, Riley, It. Scott. sanis
Pee. 1 -
Tri.Wechly Packets The ele2an, pnrkrssCd
"radsi psnyef } Il Llsy.- West Mind sadFl
Majors form Tris Weekly Line from, VI. Jose,
Y Neere.k4 City. Council Blu0b snd Omxha..-
A!so Daily Stages ft0sn ~ Jsesph - ebeve pclno1
Mincr. with teams and baggage earried - ~
saIne train md packet 10 the above atartnr points
anil arrive fresh sbr IN pisins. -.
1 ODnhecfiqns made ~ rsil sid 1ytuene1e ~ ~
Mississippi River Nth the Hannibal 3 st. Lac :
X. ~ Q III " and Hannibal,
For through, fickcss Or rrsiehA ooe1y - \. r,
prrttyman, agent. = DavsaYs - g. h61
1t nAklsAnm. 60 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad.

trains run by thicago TINS w.iicn Is twelve E,h-
Ites iasteT tiian Daveao,ri t,nrs.
nv AND AFrEKAiONDAY, Nay 18th, 1854
Oind until i,.sliler notice, trans will leave
Davenport rs follows:
, 10 A. NJ Tor uiriunci and Washington
~ A. n. i.ci ,nt * acconnlo la.lon Tor Grinpeil
l.r. do do Iowa Cit,
m ~ usgatne.
Trans arrive u, Davenport as follows:
:" 4. \. freight aud accommodation from
Iowa City.
40 r n. freight and accommodation from
Ofinnsii AMI asaington.
ioP express iron Grinnell and Muscatine.
:, ius ~ a. III. tram out Of Davenport, makes
a. ect connection at Grnnel, Iowa City, anl ut
W asiilAgton. with .s Western Sage Co sta
E.s tor ali points West, South Wcsl, and North
West.
!; Train from the wess connect q. Davenport
with trAus Vi 'ae ,Chicaeo Rock Island Mr. Tor
~ points Last, Nortl,, aud south. alis sa
v Passengers are reminded vi sshe eAerassiU a
giving distinct directions ~ to the defamation az
saggage. also - procure tickets before taxing
heir seats IN the cars j. r. TRACY. Su.e ?
- AmnAlas Ass't 6ar't ny u W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11

y Fern.-4smt ture Of
ipnorrl.c a Glre'. Unnatural Discharges. lnp,-
;ence. Serl'n9l We kness Nigtls Emissions,
Inc"ntineaca. tsniltal D,,ii..v AMI lrri
liability. 'ra1e' ~trictcrs ,nd aztec
iian> 81 tho kidney and N.ad1e4,
"hleh Aa~ bean use. - NV. ards 81
1Ga !. y 4; 81 : -.
y thcir l,riyaie t,acjiee wit .nfI SAGE. :, su-
9erc"r.ng cu5c5's Capsules, O. ail1 D,ner CON
,'ot;nd hitherto kaovn
. L !. Us TIE piLLS
are spe"av in acton. oiten e.lsctiav Il cure in a
w DAYS, an wien cure i .Ilctca i Is i,.rm.-
nen Thy IRE p'c;a'e d e,,.. " re, aoic extract.
that r,e harmless ~ = ,rstei3, AMI r-yer nau-
'''fe ~" 'o'aae's II npre:,N.tie t.e breath and
h''tg ~ ceaiel 81 'l.s'fse.i.. ~. + I'D
Ne .'li@n ,.t.i essatr hi.., u~ja4 Il. n
i"r a. 3e'r acton interfere riia business
Zach bos crllt.iir> SIX dnYen r.i,s
ifice. 81. Sold hy al. the ,tlils.I,a. druggists
IN place uletr5.na-f NJ i af.scrii~se fi.ef will
be ~eni Ds niasi post iaii raA confidently eur
= ''''la '''aeiyalun "heti desired ~ l.-eipi Of
money, Ii j. iiiSl.sN 4 T.. - Ceda,-,i :
4. s'nittn y bwrer. wlieiess,ir s-sntS. CLic.o...
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
MAN}lOOD!
How Lost: How Restored.

Inst Fpifi~doi q..a'ef saee'ept. Pre-. 9 cetts
A LECTURE OK rlsE- AATJ RE, TREAT
"A MsNr aai Radical Cur u >;ernrtorrnua
az .>..insh Wranncs> ins..lan:aty Eu.,,s .ons
Sex al p,piii', ard sinpr'inlenls 10 N ria se
gene,allv Nervousness. CONSUMPTION riieps,
and FITS: Neatal and pii, >icd iacapaelty. re-
su!iinx .raia SELF Abuse, NC. BY Rosesr j. Cru
yERwsLL, NJ. u author III tire Gr..n fD3r dc
~ D,,a 70 7aousafs.is or sefcros.'
Sent under seal. in a plain envelope to-any ad-
dress pr ptii on receipt OF SIX cents Or two
rostas. s,ea ups, oy DR.. ).C. kiSE, Il, Bow
pr. Ses Yos.-i'vst Office bog 1855. jclo- dw3tr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
s.Great American Remedy

c1ono Y1.esa I.a4sjs r.a1.

C.Dof9 7f..asd I-i.sis H.iL
WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w HaM tha t4ter.io'.- hsTe N-gn sftictl,
followed "a removing aidnults- .a jtg from Oh.
tts'ion W IL aas - nature. or .sgt,:oiing he
ga 81 10 cIioct health w.iou -',Hstiite from
>,,ec.. ef"ssiats tral4p-iss ttei, tae whites
,thsr weakness 1t tie ttet... orr .ns Tie lis
~. i,ei tlv haIiaa-s or ,iv coasliteii Is. a,d
as. .len ~ t..e r5e-i a. i.ea's. Insult
.al-fa 4 tres. q. - sa;Aa fiu.e.. a4Aaln
~ strengthening. IN. igJratifg and restoring H."
= stem 10 healthy cons.iiipn. ard '}y liugin, IN
Il monthly t.rod ~ regularity. no matter lrurl
atat csu-e TIL obstruction may artist Thy
should however rot he Fikea the i;rs. three q.
"al npaihs Of pregnancy. sholsi ST, al any
- = time. rs ma s.ir.age WOULD b. the result
iac'i bax contains ~ pills. Price -
u. ItaifsN .ic~'lts ~ Discs ~ Females,
Pregnancy. MISCARRIAGE B.lfc,4ae- -trriii-
4 K odn,ti ~ and Abnae oi najsre.
and einpha'cailr tia ladies riirate medical adj
user paiHpl''e' ~ - rages, ut fre - any I'D
Il. - cont seqanca - pay postage
TIL liz and i'nok will be sent by mail ani
onlideF'ialls, ..,ien desired secnrelv sealed aud
Pre.ared, O.. receipt ri lnnnel ~
j. BRYAN. u H.. i,eu Agent,
- edar- street. New York
Sold Is Ak ti.e principal drugg;st
Sf.Ifl. X Iy.Gf 4 ht4ls -,ia AZ M (i,'ea,o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
Cloths. Cassimeres.
Satlinetts, Jeans.
Stocking-Yarns, &c,

BY the ward or piece. For the convenience of the
cit4 trais. he has cs.a'lisheaar agency s.,th ds
SAN PtRnl, j, rrfi.,nt lalor, oppus il e In. Pos.
udi-c. iof tue ~sle OF tiu,as
bi.ANkfIS. fiANNA..> d STOCKING YARN
III factory riice-.
t.lrlienla III .niinn Maid 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
DEATH, br<:.m. Esice.

Brig. Gen s4uel A. RICE, formerly d
the SD Iowa 4 IA at his hol1 in o l..,lao-s
On the afteinof Of the dth t., Of wound,
received in hfi'e in Arkmf f. last April
Cd Il; .~. ::::.
'Ic va b1ther Of Col. E5W RE, q the
IA Io~.( !.
Va was fought le4 keen Il couple If
mino1 in the L..~Ss~e-j isvv---,,s...~... not
lpnSfas1-~~fth i'ickavcj The comhafsht
wcr<TTacea one rod apat and adgancc'i 10
the attack q. . given siSnil One ran ru.i-
ou>iy a hisopponcn,, \ 10 advanced ,loplv
with his richaNe ready} strike; bus wben
~ other pol within \ iaa' tuo PAGES, he
.a.i.leoi, wi,islr.i liza ,~s.,,a at III, ~.
n wing antas ait, I'D the poor h.i'ia,
p,ui N oae e., h. ~, Knocked sen. ele~.
! HrNpY roa iitf, Il. * Il 81 Ssin.r to
the sui'i RUG 30 know that we haze N. ef-
fectqal cure FOR this iruls ,rouhle>cm, dis-
ease. Mr. J, p Ilaza,4e Of ia "a 81.
'in",nnati, o. take great pleasure in in
Forming all who are sufiirinrwi pill that
he ased small ,ieants;4 OF ~ 9t,irkiana'e
Pic Kesuesi,. anal il effected a permanent,
care. iii. seems t. br the ease Wit, lll
At 80 ga III 81, Ci,-
cinnati. -, and sold ~ all druggist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
JAS. VI. Dt MONT.
coopers n;tn and ErazicY
And e:eaer:ss y D b.s..s. len Fin.
esasHrAs.,. ~ e3.s.,.a, sAn

OVI1rr "a NUccN'HEUEs
tRriCiIah Al ft.N non fAin 70 The
manufacture oi h.as, Saret iern smoke
,l:lcls>. boiler tsr.s.'iA;ss.s. .Ors< ls-
u.0 psAs toipth 0.lL..', cps AN
WD.i>. All kint. ut 4,ssse netk. Itsaitii.-..
Il .ohus. ';ntsef~, Conductors. Bataag Apparatus,
Pumps. Lead i'tpe. esc. ul nisiicd 10 ursles.
E.n are 60 'staa',Y al nan !, and made
vrier. k.i'a'tln- promptly .;scnci to- Snoo
w. iai:i s. near f.rrv ...,,idiny ln2,-di,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
SHIELDS WOOLEN GOODS F!

'T'IiE tNnERSIGSED WOULD RESiECT
l. !niN inlocnl tie oit1ers Of stott and act
i'"aing ont.''"~. 'ha. o. row prepared To ftii-
nN'' at the y. Apcrt Aeoten lLeters, al des-
cllptiols ri Woo,en Goods. sucn AS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11

n. RILEY, Proprietor.
ala Hum Nwas ut uA Hovrs. i. -. i
HAVE Jti$F PuT UP' A. JENNY LIND
IL Table OF tas latest ,nAprovcd pattern, and
await trial trsm my tfiemds@ - 49,
n RILEY. rruprietof,
I AOiEt vlSlTlN0 CARlIS-
~ 80 NSAuGRAr OftlCG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11

sANRANDALEA CO., Importers, lo. Broadwa,
view ofk, want Agents IN every county and ever,
regiment, for the sale Of their new STYLES q,
Watches Unusually liberal terms are offered to
aGon1A Ssnd e. rir.-ss-- -->..ss 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
L. $. 1910 BONDS.
First National Baph efDayenport.


For the subscriptions Ia tins Inau, hUnds will be
issued oc tie following denominations, .H's lot'>
.i,H, and i.si.'> registered. or with coupons at
fncn.d a. may be preferred Nv subscribers.
These bonds air rcdeen,!,i. i, the Government
Ia CO.'S liter TIN. aua payable FoerY ,ears from
dat.
they bear fIyg PER cent interest. pgynb'e on
bond, not over onc hundred dollars apii.,ll,, aud
"a over onc hundred dollars seni annually, in
CO.'S.
DEPOSITS must b made in Lsgql 7spee notcs NJ
the tnttei STATES. ~ ia N9i,oaal in .t Nat. r1e.
s4xee. Subscribers vii receive t,a>f run lie
fav M n9s.F y digosif,' III thu Eank. and the
Dads will be 4 .ttsra- ii The expense oil the tor.
.,Aa.eas.
Coupon bonds reaay fo- delivery, and
Registered hcs + WI i,e on IL. st IT Nav next.
Il, al aet II Ionsfess the ssi,c 81 these bonds
i, fsA.skesl IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY roa TIL

y .aaT -$lfNpt. Nov ORR.
soldty AZ the principai druggist.
Smfl. nsycf, allu,e-l az ms Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
The schle.wiu rsol.,ein 0uro,ien.

10 ne Ediioy ~ The ~ Y. Tribune. tu
SIR: Having watched tho reports and editorials OF
diver, New. OH papers on tho schlSsws Hocin oles.
don tsts pleasure In saying thai Tan TAinusx shsi
paper from which all those that wish to scqaains themselves
with tho above question and Ito probable consequences can
81 the best and fullest Information. .,t pr. ..,
therefore boz 70 recommend the able reports on That sub
ject OF Tns NEw YCRK TRIBuss to my oountymen ana AZ
thoss Anne css who take interest in the weAe o. "ef
many. fHussH
ke1e- York, Jan rs, 1884 ltI e. lIt 4 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30
PROM TIsR BalssrssIPPa.

The ufississippI Frozen-suppIies OF Cot.
son-where 10 Is-Trnae store. 49, The
Hou. II. q. CnIIioot's Trade District
Cultivation Of Cotton by Northern
Mcn-ProGis on On- Hundred Acres
$4,000 .--Es"ies for L.s.ios PiaDta-
tions-PIunintions Gunrdrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

The French Marshal Magnan objects TO being
hsd By Newspaper paragraphs and writes W say that
no u, though "a aliys aud hYelx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

where So. Charles Es-Tseeet BsrSsrity-
A Solitary Leynlist-Cof:on SpncalnfirS
An Fsrnciise--The Nesroes-The Gil
mate Of ArEnnsas-Enscct PIagues-Nur-
ders-Cetion Raising '-Coierec soi-
disrs-Igow An Orderly Sergeant APP
pears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

rgaq tie snii,est pit .- The hue Of ioIiy degtes.
which Lave mentioned, Is division ~ rgfuS dwell
ings ns wen as other matters. south Of this 10 ~ sat
degree the farmers houses re or logs Is many as
mil ion of po1re, within the region named uVc IN los
houses-tie hGmbor IL which ] compute ut iVlVJO.
They do not live IN them because they tle MOI ape To
have better bus because hoy are not III te hID oi 500
ing better bscnuso they have little ambition ana IN
many parts because tins WHiCrs arc mud very 10" Oh
these houses tgAt, fewer are weather boagou 10"
and ten one pahtered, Gnd tog the most part thefe
are cracks A witch he fingers may be put 1he cham
bers nr lofts arr much Open frequently thcy arc
not "ohiuked" Thousands % these houses me not Ms
warm ~ barns In the North, take away th9 ro ana tney
would be- poor barns. have seen tcihc HOUSES MltH
hoea iu rhe adas and roofs frUm he sZc OF chi'ds
hand 10 that of barrel. Perhaps quarter at least On
eighth have windows aud tls door IL leit o2on oven
Ia The coklet weather except aiter dIA L. Is eonsld-
ored certain glgn that the family Ia abgcn; WHOM the
door shut On Of tho coolest days W, nj " aeer-
tain nnrs house. no and his WHO sat by The trc, the
door was ope but had 10 drive out COW which stood
with her fore 6et on the floor, before could get IN
Almost always one viii ind chickens In tbs house, rnd
many time. when sitting by the hre. have little pigs
crowded aroand my ieot man rs toiera0ly wen on
he win have but fow dogs say three or fom II poor
moru--somo have eight ten OF course speaking
Of our Souihei diends. who have come 10 the Ire
States 1t is ttle aside from my subject but the re-
mark may be made, that you may Jai.ly bet thousand
dollars cent that man who lives In one OF these
wretchod houses belongs " tue democratic party Whom
he reads hs generally holds the book up sido down.
On the mornings OF the 3D. 3D. and lth ipsts the IN
mates o. these houses found their beds covered with
snow from thrco to six inches deep and the snow Gov
cred every part OF the pillows except whore their heads
lay. The mercury. on an average sixteen degrees
below zero aud continued below ths point eghteon out
of twenyfonr hours Never before and then only for
fsw hours. had 70 been more than ton degrees below
as Cairo Great numbers Of chickens and geese froge
70 death. The forest trees snapped a. II smart wood
choppers were at work. II should seem that there are
various dogreos OF cold even when the mercury doos
not Vary. For five OF ak mornins your oorresPend.
emit sleeping " CLOSE and plastared roos fouad ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

PRosrEcr OF SETTLEMENT II is crafty
ing to learn that there is some prospect Of
an amicable adjustment of the existing
troubles between the city and the Gas Com
pointed to confer with the officers of the
Gas Go. reported last evening, and the mat
ter was laid over for one week, when the
council rcasscmblcs to pass upon the mat
ter. The basis of the agreement as report
cd upon by the parties is
First, All suits now pending between the
parties to be discharged-thc costs to be
equally divided
Second. The number Of lamps agreed up
on is lag for the year 1853, and 131 for the
year 1862, as the basis as far as the number
in controversy goes
Third, The company to light 70 lamps
the first year and 100 thereafter, during the
existence of the contract, the lamps to be
designated by the city council.
Fourth. The question of profits under
the contracts since the lights have been
turned off, to be decided by three referees
Judge Bennett, John c. Bills, and James
Armstrong, Esqrs. their decision to be final
as to both partes-the costs of reference to
be sustained equally by each party,
Fifth. Orders to be issued to the compa-
ny according to the result ofthe arbitration.
The basis seems just and honorable all
around. The men to whom it is proposed
to refer the matter, are such as are worthy
Of the most implicit confidence. Their ver-
dict will be righteous one, and we hope it
win b submitted 70 their hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
RIVER ITEMS.

The popular mail and passenger packet James
Means. Captain Jerry Wood, will depart for Du
buaue and way points Tomorrow at O'Clock J.
Scarborough in the Office. Il. N. Prettyman,
agent.
The favorite mail and passenger packet Jennie
Whipple, Captain Campbell, will depart for Fort
Madison and way points tomorrow morning at
O'Clock. Lemuel Parkhursl In the office. L. A.
Tiebein, agent.
The new Northern Line boat Savanna Ball
master, will depaat for St Paul and wav points
Tomorrow morrow. r. Melville in the Office
The new Northern Line packet Muscatine.
Captein Rhodes, will depart for ST. Louis his
evening. Geo. W. jerks in the office r. NJ
Prettyman, agen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
County Conventio.,

There will be a Mass Convention of the Democ
racy OF Scott county Iowa. at Davenport, On Sat
urday. June 9Th, 1854, at o'clock T. NJ. 10 au-
point Delegates 10 attend the Democratic State
Convention, 10 be held at De, Moines. June 10th.
1854
Bs order Of the Central Committee
JOHN MADDEN. Chairman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

DEPARTURE or TIE Both WIscoxsIa N
FASTRY.--Wc are informed by Capt A. I!
Swain, OF the Goth Wisconsin Infantry that
his company, 93 strong. leaves this place to-
morrow morning to report to ten Siblcy,
at St Paul We take this opportunity to
tender our thanks to this company, Oh the
part Of fthe citizens sof Davenport for the
uniform good conduct Of its members while
stationed here. The company arrived here
on the lst of December lest, and until the
lst of February was on guard duty at camp
kcarney. when it was stationed in this CITY
to do patrol and guard duty, and our read
ers will confirm the statement that during
the time its members, by their gcntcnanly
conduct and ceascess vigilance on all occas-
ions, have shown themselves to be true sol
dicrs There is but one sentiment regard
ing them, and that is of The most favorable
character They have maintained the most
perfect order, attended strictly to their
duty, and ali will regret the necessity that
calls them hence The 3oth " Wisconsin will
not cease to he remembered with the high
est feelings of respect by our citizens 1t
to be regretted that Sergeant John g. Cogs
WELL so iavorably known as a member OF the
3oth, died at his home at Luda, ILL.,, few
days since, of bilious fever
The company is succeeded here by Capt
Judd's Veteran Reserve company, Of about
GO men. We trust its record will be no
less commcndablc than that Of the Goth
Wisconsin.