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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

The new monitor Monadnock. Z double
turreted vessel, carrying four fifsen-inoh
gums, left Boston on the tn OF October for
Fortress Monroe. Il was ascertained that
ner venullation was 20 we'll provided for,
that with all the matches fastened down the
thermometer in the engine-room stood At
nlnety-fve degrees. The vessel which was
towing the Monadnock was disabled in .
neavy sea, and the hawser was cut and the
monitor steamed ahead at the rate Of seven
and a half knots, and made the Delaware
oreak.water ahead Of all her companions.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

ground, nothing but flannel dresses aud
son leather shoes are kept. At the further
END OF the room you leave your Walking
stick or umbrella, or knife, Or anything
that is Of iron or steel.
Here, too, for the same reason, Won pull
OF your boots, and in case Of mud or grit
being on your dress, have Furthermore to
aud trowsers. Then only do you step over
the partition to put on . pair Of soft stitched
leather boots. Having thus fulfilled all
the strict conditions which the duty Of the
clothesman" imposes on you, he opens
the last door Of all, which admits you to d
spacious grass-grOwn enclosure, crossed in
All directions with little wooden pathways,
ana ,am u Ct ne centre Of which stand Ave large,
low, blind-looking buildings. They have
no windows, but many lightning conduc-
tors; all their doors are open, and You can
just see through the half gloom the great
ters OF powdef-ba stacked in blocks
IKE gigantic wine-bins. Nothing strikes
Inc visitor more than the silence of this
place. The 19powder men employed here
are All busy, for ct the wharf In front of
.ne magazines one vessel has to be loaded
ana another unioatled, SO that the passage
OF the copper barrows, each with its two
=. uarreis Of powder, is incessant, yet still
there il no noise. The barrows move ST.
lently, and the men, in their soft shoes.
seem to glide over the polished woodwork
without sound.
Not word is spoken, and the dry creak-
ing o. the barrels in the magazines, a. they
sound which here il almost noise. Occa-
ss;ionsi!y, as some less full than others, are
nIted down, one can hear the Siry. Kissing
Ia.Ie OF the grains as they turn over. but
enis, and the actuat creakfnc Of the some.
what thin barrels, and the soft rumble Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
Hlasf seAILSt AY.
saAg "a d. .

Greas Broad Gauge Double Track ind 2sSegraps
fo.tc. 70
New York, Boston, Pnill lei phia, Bai.imere. Har
risburg and al Est, m Cities. carrs ipg he
Grels through Uaiss d states Nails.
L XPRkSS TRAINS LEAVE DINkikK OR
u Bul slo ON the arr sai Of oil traits rom the
" est, via the Lake shore lailryad aso from sal
amanca On the arrival OF trains vi. tae New
Bro VI 6suge Atlantic and Great u es;ern Rsilway
from .leveiand, u. giving Passengers the ad
vantage. ftom Dunkirh Buffalo. % from Cieve-
land, o, oil a oiS Foos Gause. combining ease
and comfort vi hout change, in Wide, Koony
Palace Cars, direct to New oYk. A perfection
attained by no othsr roate.
FOR FREIGHT
b.tw zen all points East an West, our facilities
are uni vailed. Forming close and reliable con-
ucc.i,ns at Dunsirs aai Buffalo WITH Western
roads, and az Salamanca with the broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western hallway. b. whi b
route there is no transfer bet~ e.n New ork and
Ci veisnd-
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS leave New
York daily for all points in tins West, making al
Quick time aud as low rates rs by any other route
| Ear Frei ga or Passage inquire at al. the prin
ci al Office. in the est aud At ~ Clark street
Ch,cseo, 240 8roadw.y, New York, and S3 South
street, Z. x New YorA Is tate street, Boston
CHAS. M(Nur ienl sup.
u. :. oPaacER, Western Agsni,
| B. W BLANCHARD. Gem freight Agent
! W. R. bARR. General Ticket Agent. dec2S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

Great C.ntra. Route to Ne,g York. Ne,c England
and the tanaddS.
N AND AtiEt SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 18th, 1863, trans will leave the Great Cen
,r, Union Depot, ioot Of Lake street. as iolfowe :
81 IN, 5anjass excepted. arrive in Detroit
t3opm; 'oronf AS pa; Saspe1sion Bridge
O5 a ~ Buff 10 5 90 pm, Albany 45 u.
new ork 8 80 . IN, Bossoa " 30
5 Az p m, ;3al srdsys excep ed. Arr.ve in etrolt
so III, Toronto 4 As IN sus' ensicn Bridge
10 D m, buffalo 90 D m. A bany 40. New
iork / So a N Bos on 4 90 IN.
10 90 D IN .-aturdsvs and SupdaJ excepted. Ar
rive 10 Derait 10 90 m, Toronto % p in
Suspension fridge 10 u, ib.ny 40 . m,
Nsw York 10 N, B,ston 0op n
SlnCinnefi srI- - 171D
(vis ,.ichig gan Central X Il
leave Chicago at 81 IN Nail Train, 10 G0 Fast
Express. DE IL u0pm Tram IA sing chicago
rms throaeh to I incinnati without cnao ge q
Cars or bsrgage,
| kuttap's sat.nt Ventiiating and Warming
| Apssatus on all Cars of this Company An eiegan'
SIN kers' ar. with tuohrc Tables. mas lately Deea
nddsd to day tTai1s. Patent Sleeping Cas- oT
! wnttiaius Baggage Che ked Through.
| Through Tickets ior sale 1t all psiucp.i Rsil
i road Ufficts il the " est. at the General flee
corner LAKE and he tborn Streets, (undsr til,
| fremont Hsuse, Chicago, ani aa tho depot.
! Il. n. HiCt, General eupt.
nc. WENTWOKTH,s Genera! Western Pass
VI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
public Neetvag IN wiz Gel !.

NMYiELD, March IL, 1904.
Atsu adjourned meeting held at schoo'
Hou.s No. /. on Saturday the 10Th DAY oi
March. 1864, citizen. assembled TO 'he na"
her Of shout one huudrsd. At2 O'Clock t'De
,o,us, chairman bsing ahaenD The Secretary
called the meeting to order. when. on motion
of ". 8. Arnold, Mr. G r. Kisnzis vas es''eo
~ IN. chair. TO act until Morgan Orendosn
the former cnsirpan. should arrive.
Minute, Of the las. N Ell g were then feso
bv the Secretary and approved.
On motion oi VI. ). Arnold 9. mmittes o.
g.. "a. amounted 70 draft . constituiion
and by-ls~s :, ,
1hschsr appointed W. 8. Arnold, DR.. +
younsio. CT. Klsnsie, W. A. Propst and
Henry " eilenderf
Sometime elapsed In forming shem' after
which they we're read ~ Df unain' s"o
ola, on motion OF g. h. Ficke. it vas inter
o,s ed in German by Mr.. Klenzie.
After considerable discussion ON the various
.r,;.,s. of the constitution. on motion OF W.
Gri.r. .he former proceedings were ss' sci
..,ds and new order OF business adopted.
On motion of Francis Darnelle, q con mittse
Of three vas appointed to vsi' The .mce q
N. provost Marshal, 10 order to examine ths
record VI the ssue, ard obtain, II possio!e'
correct list Of the uauss ct all volunteers
from this 10 ownshlf.
Tne choir appointed Me.srs. F Dsrneh' ~
=, 4, 1 n, Stearps
Francis Darnsil offered the following reso-
lu,iop. which was unanimously adopted:
;esoirei That this meeting appoint COM
| mit,-. Of eleven. consisting nf o"e from eacp
school d,ettici IN tht townehip, TO SOLICIT sio-
.cr, o, ous Tor toe purposs OF giving town
shin noan.y 10 sch person who may volunteer
| 70 iii up the quota ns.gled toit by the res
/! idrut of tue Uoitei S.atrs uDdrr tue conio. =
| .lratt ant tina, ssi1 commlttee report at .he
! Scuosl iiuuse IN Disflet ~. }, Ga sn- 20
last at 9 ocl p n
sad commit. Va. p3.G'ei es io.i'%s
D.nries ~. |. Hiram Fmse; No Johi
MeManus, sen; NJ. 3. patf.ek NeUatpiu; NJ
Ia Hugh Hart; No5 Chas. R.mtogd; NJ.
james @ ina; No Clss. fadesi No. ., JAS
A,eNanarr; No 9. Jonu l. .siaer; No ~. "
N Grer; No 4 Hehry VinsIi.
On motion Of i,r. Yoaut,n IL wss naie m
july Of an, person ehposins 'nethosr o''n
committee Uos tiesent at this mee'.hg " ~
,if, said IL .uiber aud on aoIion the ssafs
tary was rtqges ed TO iurnish each he'l os'
th. committee with copy OF the iofgoln
resolution.
On uo.ion Of Dr euskin tie proceeding
of mi, meeting were orde1e puo .isasd in III
Dave port papers
On motion OF u n. G,er the uleeuug 40
joutIed 10 rne et at taa same pece on ff'isJ
March 20; h, 1864 at one o'clock J. ID
ii ORapJaly Unsitman.
D. STgARSEs Secretary
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
ADV'TS
slAlA of lOMA.

ApsurANf GExRRAI's OFFICE,
DEs MolSts lows, Asren 18th, 1854.
GENERAL ORDER NJ. 8.
I 10 coaeidets.ioD of The present condition
Of the recruiting service and the proclamation
of the Pre.idep, Of the United States for q
drsf. for aoO, 900 men in April. General Ord
ere No. 4. (curreDt setiea,) Of this Dersr,nen'
are hereby revoked. and no more recruiting
con pissiuns viii be esued under said Genera
Orders No A.
II. Az G. mmiss ous heret ofors teeued 90
der said Genersl Orders No. 4, will expire
April LIT, 1854.
By order et Cemma der-is- chief.
n. b BAxss, a. @. of leva.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
RicnardSOnss New Method
Fer the Piano Forte.

An In Improvement upon all other instrueuon
Booas, in Pco ,sss.ive Arrangemsnt, Ada tation
and Simplicity. Founded upon q New ana Or
iginal Plan. and Iilas;rtted y series o.
Plates, showing the Proper Position OF the
hands and fingers. To which are sdded the
Kudinents Of Harmony and Thorough Bass.
BY NATH,N RIC HARDSJN.
Author ts"Modern S:eool for the Piaao Forte
This LAST and BEST WORK Of its distin-
cuished author il nivsrsaIy admitied to DO suu
ar;n Fx,siieucs to ali other . Methods,
sSyrtem. !" and .Schoos." !" and the BOcA ta.t I
lVERY PUPIL sEEDS fer the scqn,remsns = :. =
Thorough Kosslsdge Of Piane-for,s Playing. II
i. ad pied to al grades Il Tuition, from II. NJ.
aimentl studies Of the youngest 70 ne o.nals.
and Exc cises Of advanced papi,s. Too editions
are published, QUO adopting American. ana tne
othsr Forsgn Finger ns when ios ,s sefs 4,,;nr = S
dered no W. erencsis deiznste. - 'no e''''
cs a merican Firgsvine viii be sent. ..,.,
he sure that 10 ordering il yon are psr'':ss'a'
u. NEW atToD .aI,. spia pres so;, III, !,
| -. : d.aisrs. OLivAk DITsOB CO., Pss
..shees, Be.sss' nAis - III
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

ARRIVAL OF VETERARs.-About one
hundred and twenty vsterans belonging 10
the s.h aud ll,h Iowa lsfantry, arrived this
morning on the Sucker Safe, under command
OF Coi Hail oi tue lith. The emalness II
the number i. accounte for from the fact tha:
companies and squads had teen getting Cfi
al dilfsre ut places along the river. from which
they could most readily get hume The men
have but thirty dsys fusloogh, and Of eoafse
they feel like making the most OF it Those
who arrived Lere look tough and war.worn.
OWN. TO he fact that the bost arrived sev
eral hours before it was expected, there ws.
no opportunity TO &c: out the band end re-
eeivs them formally, however. they we're met
| ct the leves by portion Of the Committed
appointed for that purpose. and qnarters as
eisued them 1t the Pennsylvsnia House ant
Scott House, where esch man Was provided
| with warm diooer.
The members Of these regiments viii al
report here 10 about thirty dsys. p'epsrAtor
for leaving for the Gid. vhsa. II It ts though
psopsr, more psbiss dsnsasts a.ios sss b
esds 10 their behalf. M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
DAVENPORT IOWA TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH u 1864
RIVER ITEMS.
Tuesday, March 20.

tuesday, March 20.
ARRIVED.
SuckxR SrATs Ward, St Louis.
The i6csnt Northern Line packet sucker
State, Captain Ward, win leave this pot for 81
Leais and way points tomorrow morning. ihos
Ovens ..,.,ds to the honors Of the odce, as
here tofore, and. usual, uanifest. great sesf'
for the comfort and safety Of passengers. II. u
Pf-ttynan, agent.
The mail and passenger packet, Jennie Whip
pie, Jas. Campbell Cspsain, Leuuel Parkhur'
Clerk, will depart for Fort Madison and waJ
D in,s To- morrow morning at s o'clock. Z. A.
Tilebin, Agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

MoDsaArE.-The weather is improv-
ing by dsgrsst. and unle-s II catches cold ald
meets with q reispse toere VIII be some signs
Of sprins before long Ice still continues 10
run frs.ly 10 the river ,but will be pretty much
ruo out in two or three days
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

BsrEFIT.-Sam Perry takes benefit
this week. and appears before the public IN
the great moral drama Perfect Fits, which
will be produced with astonishing effects =
Box Office. opposite the Post Office, open from
I A. NJ till 10 = n. No pos,ponem-nt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

TUNES He wouLDN L HAVE HIM
Ine e ii,or o, Der Dtmokrut, in speaking ct
th. sensation d /, 1, lah Of 4 I.be plan to cay
ture Presde.t Linc,ln. saye tina, he viii bet
II Old Abe was present ed to Jeh Davis. JEFF
vould be sure to eend Lin back
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

NaW YORK market.
Ngw YoRK, March 27.
CoTToN.-Quiet at 7etN7lc.
ffoUa-5 cents better. $6.75G6.Sj Ex.ta state
lis III. rs X. ii. U.
WHEAT Market lc better. &1.Sl@lG4 Chicago
Spriug; $i.6l Sel.64 Milwaukee Club, Si.t5 q Loo
W inter Red.
Coas-sls ls1,<6e' 90 sto-e.
Lags-Duil.
Poas Quiet sz2oo122 25 ness. s2l@21.2i
old % 80 nsw.
LsnD- STEADY al l2ls9l2A.
M.tssY-93.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

RESTAURANT CLosED.-ln conse-
uuenes Of the scarcity ot he|p, ani until fur
th.r notice, the restaurant par OF Chariey
Bells salo, n wi i be closed. o. sters viii be
served az here joiore aud the car ana tiiisra
roam continued To CONFORM with the times,
all Glinks, except heer will te ten cents
March l9th--dl ".
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

= OIL TING = This Gourany will act as
~ Attorneys for securing Patsn.s for new isven-
tions in this Country and furope the mos,
reasonable terms. Conduct inrinsment CASEY
aud procure renewals o P4ients
Our kIa,b tten Rooms dnd Selling Dept,tmtnt
We re- pe.itaiiy uDinit 10 the pabhc toat ours
il the outg rea poLsltIs .elictting House In the
" oili tnat .. al xh htt,on hoom, nj Ell.
cent ami euecess.ui selling epATilnent attach
ed. Oa Patents s.ken cut by US We require Lo
a..varce &c Ter seiling.
We are Ia resu ar con tnu Eicati N with upwards
nf lSD Patent .-el!ers throughout the county
Who depend wholly tor Their suppl upon US. Our
Exhibition Rooms corner broadway and Barclay
streets, IL me very heat and enter u tie ciy,)
ara q .iy visited Ly nuuUtrs IL Capital st5 and
tner Of Enterp. Sc, seeking Investments n vslr-
able Patent tor the rurp~-e Of reseiling IN sub
dvs lons wui!e others and heavier capitai ts are
always rsaay to purchase usiul Paten. aDi en-
| gage in lts Manufacture aud thus secure uera
| tive monopoly. These sources u demand that
| are daily a Z gmentng are fully sufficient - ab
| -orb The entire alrp|y # Patents nov beiUg is
| sued, sn1 at iair prlces
Consivnmen of Patents for sale are respect
| fully SOLICITED AAy int5rmaloa free IL soIsi-
bic A gents wanted in every county and town VINO
have Il sei pl COS Of busincss-,o such we will
| pay $50 per quarter, a-d per cent. on all
aies 10 act tu sg i.ts tor the explain tioI( G
hour or uore per Jay Of tie IN gdeis Vi such pa
! tents as uiAy be placed in their hanus or sale
| EUou S~le stueu VINO Will DNC lAci "HVic sih'S
| to bu siness. viii! ply S3, a'noD,h. al travelling
Age0ts are wanted at a far salary.
Agents will er CURED to give soIe satistac'
tory security or deposit the COS. prise o. mode
which will be refunded W zen returned. Adcrcs'
en.iosine stamp
SNYDEA n VA TBRS, No. 2i9 Broa way
RtpsaRNcts-We. the 1adsrs,g u-d, dOing bu
siness ia New Yoik Ciiy,u 40 autho7 - Joseun >
" alters and q h. Sny der, sinprisils the IN Q
tho Nasisnnl Patcn, Office, t. refoI - u, aud v
. believe til will eoDduet t1air business uPoi
strictly honorable principles
lSisncd Ne,c lofh, TsD 49,
-Mcke aaa, Esq lupor.ers55 MAIDEN Lase, n J
City. " il Taylor. h "a, Banksf, Z" Nsn =.
City. Cha. II vootn nees. Esq iis dker, A. pis
shy City Snephari. ,ewafd 4 CO, inIo'
E ters. Il Pearl st, y CITY. Jonn "'lmot, ~
J Com aission 2 lowing Green. City. Joa
] " ksby, E.q. Netfopoliiaa k nix, los Broadway
Ny civ Il Arthur. Esl. British nni America
Erchaag. 8anki g Corporation, 6s wall ~,
Y City. II De~e- Snith. SEQ, th rmicai Bans
: co.ner Of Bioadway and Chambers ~, , eitl
: ,.chi s.ecd ywlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

UNlos TIcKA1. - he leadicg citizens
al In. q h W.rd. without regard 10 party,
have called meeting, a. y II he se@b IN TINS
.ssue, fer The purpose VI nominating oe'on
g nsi!ate for A.ietnaa OF sid Ward. IL
will be seen that prominent parry n.eh o.
both sii-s have gone into the srrangeinsnt
!, ,,.uoh. that several wards liz the
civ vi,l 90 and do likewise, aud tAa' lie
o. oy eun.nt vii become popular
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
MISS HELEsA's BENEFIT.-Thls talent

ed and highly popular actrees taksa her iafe'
vel. beuetit at the Germaa Thestre thie even
DO not let this be forgotten. Sue bas iaeore'
successfully to please the ublic during her
aiay 10 our city, and in all things has shown
ners.lf not only talented woman but lady
OF ign character and it is to be hepe1 that
he benefit 10 nigh, W II roi b. OF less pa ii.
tude han she deserves. suTe.y H. cannot bs
greater. Pay her parting visit at the tei-
msn Theatre this evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

RkMovAL.-Olnstead l. ilayens have
removed their vegetable and Fruit store TO tue
building fsrmerl, occu! led by l Rasssii mrs.
door belaw the state Bank All their oid
friend. are invited 10 call and see then.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

1uscATlNE AND THE CAPIfAL -- me "hois
nura,i.r ui votes Ca.t IN Museatiae ior may Ut
was ?55. iDs wncis nnm9ef OF 'ote. cHst ~
,1is ely al the srring eteet'oh was i'o"i'
owing % more vote. than Musratine. l. ~
posipte t1.s the Capital Il more potuio"S
>. ars nj me lsrve river cities The re-
.nee,ive yo,ss seem to indicate this state ct
f.cts.-Dts MONIES Register.
There ia probably 70 doubt OF 1t, ana We
preiic, tha, in ten ye RS r. o,n this Time pes'
noipes will conni two inhs bi.au,s where Muf-
csiipe counts cne. Dss Moines - bouad to ss
ane Of the first CITIES os the Northwest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
Rorice

The undersigned voters oi the SKIN "aro
Of Daveppor. request she voters oi the "ara'
irrespective o. p.rty. TO meet win them Oh
weine day evening. 23d last, att IL O'CLOCK
at the s.hoo; house in + 81 Davenport. to
max. A Ctt,z .n's Uuion Nomination Tor DEF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
II HE OFT Y.
VETERANS ClDMlNG!

Il Il esrtsin that the l2th Iowa lDtiptry
win srrivs this evening (probably about 6
o'cloek,l co route for Dubuque. They viii be
received with appropriate ceremonies, and
provided With supper. lie! the citizens turn
oot and welcome them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
Have you seen the stock OF boots and

Have you seen tue stock OF boots and
saoes kept q, C.rieai's2 ii,, store No. l3
boo,s aud rhoss, laaie's .it-rs iii. pers AID
bauorals y; e cry s,I lie .rd oi the best tan
ui.cturs Cltz.us aui oioies will tind every
-, Ie OF good. in the line aud VI he bes' quail
ity at TINS store. Chi'drehs sh'es u every
d.scriptop. C.pt's AId adies custom boots
made 10 order in tn. best style Prices a. :
always moderate and great paios taken TO
shu W voola
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

Spring is at hand, and SO are the
beautifui spring goods a. Whislers. Ladies
will fiud the assortment large and attractive.
Whisler is always abead.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

ARRIVED Ioxg. lsheiwood
aad l.. G. loren ai G. niauy 4, aud >. :. out'
by and John Psut Of company u. 2osh lows
infantry, arrived homo from broSns''sie'
Trxas on M,aday eveGiug. Ihev were erhSf-
ed t. report &c Col Gf'er ior recruiting e..
vice. They report the Ia@a boys IN Texas O.
Jug we'll aud 10 ex .el. ent health.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

SPa1sa SrYLEs.-Silk hats, soft hats,
fancy hats. fashionable spring caps eap'
that cap the simax-all ready for sale very
low at Farrand's store opposite MetropOiiton
Hall
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

Chicago Market, ny ae.eGrsph.
CHICAGO, March 81.
fLouz- Qu,es speoliat We d-m@nd
WpRAT I,ei. a ID nj uge. h hnT II htise Haikef
arrper 4 higher sal. 81 81 l4s f.r no liSl OsR
Q1t Cox o
,nrs Err, ana ssaly. Glles III 50 assc for Old,
IS. ggss anw
UaTs Firm nd KIA higher. SAcs At eax 200
pri c q ,hy az TIE olts.d'.
HtoBwisas- imtr AID more active 1t opening
Ssiss ut sak.a3c 10. rsd Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
Arp,r R's oP1IcE, Iowa, /
D,s uo,NRs. Fep. 8, 1854. J

II is hereby certified, that on tho twenty az,
dav Of February. 1864 u sworn statement vas nieu
In this oL1ce, showing the condition u the
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company. located AT
R.ookivr. in the State Of Nrw Yorf, on the
Art day Of January, A. D., 1854, in accordance
nth provsOn Of an Act Of the General Assem-
hiv cf the sac Of Iowa, entitled IAN act in re-
I.tlou to Insurance Companies" approved Jsnu-
.,v asth. 1851, aud Act amen aatory thereto,
.duroved Febr iar, 9Th, 1858, and an Act In reia
tinn n Lite Insurance Companies, approved
M 18th. 1852: that said ststement shows
that saia Company 10 possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital AMI invested As required by
Authority is therefore given TO the above nam.
ID Company to transact the appropriate ausi'
ness Of Insurance in this Stste. in sccordance
~ish the sisws thereof, until the Slss day OF jan
.'y =; a. Also esr,,fea, that John Swits, Esq
~ nsyenport, lowa. has been duly appointed
=, aid Compsry their lawful a gents and Atior
-. for the County Of Scott, with tu.l power I,
: ~ rieks IL In urznce theirin and to scknowl
sdye .ervice Of process, ss provided by law. upou
M 6has with The Clerk Of the District Court IL
a. ssor aid County . cssui.d 90. Of the state
.cns on ale IN this once. It 10 further ceeti6s,
th.s she as,scbsd 10 uus and correc. copy o
~ ~ stasenent exclusive Of affidavit an
IN tss Il Aony whereof, have here
INTO sss my hand and affixed ny seal Q
I.s odAss che day and year FRS. u, aeoye wit
- ten. ~. iELh:
e.A,1 - Auditos Of State.
.neha u. 6sCtts = Co..
uWGokH1 DLOCK, onC0ND Sf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

SEvxRAL cining room girls can hrd
emp toent and good wages at 'hs LeCia'1e
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

THE RAyELs.-Th excellent troupe
0. performers opened last evening at hstio'
poi,au dali to - taii nouse, ana ea'eriained
IT. p.,ro'. u tn most pleasing ~ lie. We 20
not hesitate % state that We were meet agree
ably Unsupported 10 this exhibition OF talent.
Many who went last night ceb:iieni .xp.c
ted to be humhusged some. but !. was ei
mlstake Tas me;nbes Of ,his troape ars ai'
ar,istes, au1 nave the gte,test faculty ior
| pleasing The panto mine is rich. The jusglerS
! il richer but the richest thing WI ever saw Il
| tie VIOLA due, watch must be seen aud hear
to be aplrsci4tej Tue violin solos are in
co onparabie, snd tne tigh. rope performance
! the tess that ever travelled this way. Ev-
ery body should go and see tas X rels. y,
as bouad TO be pleased whether Jou try o'
met