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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

MALICIOUS MIscHlEF-Last evening. two
fellows by the name John Il. Wright and
Timothy Foley wanted to take q ride. They
applied at Highs stable ard also At Hill {
Thomson's and were refused Going out
ofthe lattep stable, they held consultation,
and after . few moments stepped across the
street to Smileys stove store-unhitc he'd
Mr.. Smi1ey's horse that was standing there,
jumped into the buggy and drove off. Nj.
Smiley and others saw them drive away
and called for them to stop but Of they
wcntup Harrison street u : sharp trot.--
The cry ofsfop horse thief and a rider com.
ing up close behind caused them to lear
from the buggy and put for The rarine neal
7th street, leaving the horse to run away
which he did. The scatpps were atresteS
this morning It the Siegel Hotel, and has,
their trial this afternoon. Ii is said theJ
were drunk 4 the time, but that viii nj
dear thsmApn paniShnent. Aaaass'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
acetlnH 90 sMs Members Of the Scot,
C00nsy Bar FAs.0claaiOm
CgFICg MEssRs. BENakrr e. WnIrCoxB.1

SJF1CB MEeShes DENHkXf q WHlTCO3B,4
DAvESPoxT, sept. 70, 1854.
Meeting called ~ order by A. Il. Bennett,
President, who explained the object Of the
meeting to be to express the feelings Of the
Association towards our d ceased fellow -mcm-
ber y. W. Skinner, Esq, when the following
members were appointed TO draft reso utioEs ;
A. Il. Bennett, John i. Dillon, and D. L.
ehorey, who reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
WHsREAs, 1t has pleAsel tine nll.Wise Dis.
poser Of events to remove from our midst our
worthy professional brother y. w. Skinner.
ESQ, III the prime Of his life and the vigor
of his manhood, thereby convey my TO US again
the 0it repeated AMI imp, eesise lesson, " that
in the mids. VI Life death may CLAIM u.s." be- il
therefore
Kcsoired That while with saddened hear. =
aud soitrued feelluss we TOW sub.nissiveiy 10
tiss Ill citing dispsnsatiop, We cvi d al ' &C
xnowieuge the wul.n, !. te : il,y AID b ametes
lie ot our departed iiienl that We have wit.
messed his tahhtuiness and Zeal In the dts.
charge If his p. 0fessiOnal dunes, wnie q
mt mDer 1t ne bat, his deyollsu 10, aud iutet-
est u, tie cause VI semp-lanc :, % rAliLy aud
resigivn, AID ndd earn, ~ appreciate AID
Respect The tst maUie qualities OF his b. al
AID tear', as manifested Ia hls sc a, trtend.
y aud business TeiatioLs
RssoIUed, Tnat We te.der TO the 1,cted
wid VI Tho deceased our heartfelI SYN.
pathies, aud play her 70 Iememb-s, IN This
oour II griei and sorrow, that this Sad ue.
reavenensts, we loudly srust, the exec, ding
great -ewayd OF him shv ID his lie AID
aeash exhibited The virtues Aud Rraces Of the
true aad siGcere christiaD.
Resolred, Ina. We will atlend the funeral
lot Gus 0ecessee csc:ses In body.
l<Sofved. sEnesa . eOpy OF Iheae resoluliOus
be pr. sru.ed 70 The ~ldow, aud published il
tns city pages, and thai shsy be piesenled 70
tne Dissrict Court a. lis lex. session, witn q
request that they Oe entered upon the record
vi s&td Court.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

FoR MrscAriNE, BrRLIsGToN, KEoKuK
AND ST. LouIs.-The new and elegant
Northern Line Packet, Muscatine, CAPT.
ID. Robinson, will depart for Montrosc and
way points, at O'Clock Monday morn
ing, making, sure conrbectiop with packets
for t. Louis, L. Parkhurst in the office
For freight or passage, apply to 4: NJ. Pret'
lyman, agent. ek.
Fon DuBUarE AND Sr. PArL.-The poph
lar Mail and Express packet James Means
will depart for Dubuque, and all intcrmedi'
ate landings, Monday morning Passep'
gers should be at the Northern Line Picket
Office as earlya as5 o'clock. 3. y. >rNeg.
man, agent. - y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
N0xiCe to Farmsfs.
The Uitfcn T1onr Nlfsls.

Corner Western Avenue and Front SITS ara
now cunlpctea and Ia good RAINING eTaer.
Z. " would respectfully soc. iIoln those bar
mg Wheat, Rye. Corn or Buckweat. to grind 10
give rs cal We will guarantee satin factton
Farmers, or others haviirg ..Clut WI ft'' 10 sell
Nliiple.lse BRING 1t to our nAiii. We Viii pay
from one 10 two cents per bushe higher ;nan
market piIcc.
Famles and Bakers viii please notice that our
Merchant Flour vail be mate from Che best CLUB
Wheat. and may depend ND l. getting q superior
article II. aIhlDLl.G 4 70,
onva- ,lt,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

EvHRY gentleman, civil or military, can
find : superior stock Of ready made clath-
ing at Msas & Mayors, No. II West I'd
street. They keep no poor goods and make
no false representations. Buy there and
you will always be satisfied v -as ,as
Ga eGEafa ssst-- "a st~-- va a7es IA z;
! fovEs.-The place to buy the Stewart
spd Challenge Cooking Stoves isst Geo. y !;
enilet's, sd.t, between Main aad Harrison.
S&3t~ .Sstsax 4 aszsl =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27


For Butfais, NisRaraF alls Toronto ,Psris, Kings
ton, Prescptt, Montreal, QAetec. Portland. de- ;
and at Bqa,lo AMI Huspepsipn fridge with Sew
York Central and View Y ofk q Erie Railroads t9r
Roche -acrs Syracuse, Utsci, lAHtany, New Tufk,
Boston, md III int.rmeslinte p4ints. ssatc ayas1
4LfOr n Daily Express Traiss-ria q. w Rv,
from w indsor, 0pr0he Dehoit bt 60 Oars
are run through 10 Toronto, without change Or
delay, making the most expedf ious and desira-
bie Canadian ftute,i n wen As 20 Suspension
Bridge, BtfiAEos ana the EAST. :
Pathnf busters and rentijatOge pn ~ Qprs,
u s. hank Sotes and pcatA chff fentv takdn d
/ tar for mesiand refrssKaents T. at all ait eating
honses and reGreshment To0ms % The Inns otothe
f;raat Wesserr R1ln ~ Jy5Ez =. | g1sv
Sleeping Cars, of the latest Improvements, on
Tickets va these fax6GtA sAo1nS ~ - obtain
ca ID tll the Railroad ,tiires, .,.s..-4y
1Ahaf Al WALLINORORD.,s MI = !. I. u!
gen'l west'n Ageai, q LA lake St-a GhicAgY
.YIalJ II Ehth
.sesrss yas1a ~,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
bJWstGed.

4 GOOD ~ ARD MAN. vino can make him.
IA sell generally useful can hear ot a good sit
a4tioa2aa good pay. at iAc LeCIaire uous..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


ralE con, oT i ia%A ssy I e s'ss st oGg ssa
Action 10 quiet title. T. 5. Rev stamp, I
= In Equity. II ss rcents. -
Mary A. Jan.ison. plaintiff. vs. Charles I, Dirtel,
lotaiiha lIif;e' Pan ii..essef. William bar
hnltar, Herman Wilhelm. Yhsnas Mckay,
Cook a Sargent, e. ~chnec 10th. samuel {.
II Y.hng Matthias Ffahm, Howard harrington
Frsnais Perry, W. y. Schirur III. Bnrrow. 4
Pftttyman SUE I.ai.a- 1sI oals k4.iing, Cas-
f iRsilung, William RailuAg, Am5na Rciluus
l6tnc helrhs-, rcpresunttt ges Of Henry Rel
nag, ieeeasca. escllanis.a ss ts#s t# sS Ms
To sli dot, nd nts
XvUU- ARE ltRRyI NUTIFlED THAT OK
crbesQre the goth day Of Augus J., 564, t1s
sad plainfin Mefv 4. Jalson, viii file petit
ton in; the oiiice OF the Clerk of said rtoufs. :.
't,ra, ing that the title 20 the west one half wv
Of lot twofs' in bloct twelve fi2 III the ci., 6f
IyavenpaTt, sscest County Iowa be estabitsea
ana confirmed in her, in d. fault Of the pay inert
to her OF the allosft OF her nios gage lien upod
slid premises and hat cssh and every one OF you
berfnfever barred Of your equity of redempion
therein, and from setting rp any ain, right, Or
title sheEeAo ss g-sssf s4s5 as -sIf~ 'rs ias fs5
IL. No personal claim Il made against any of the
said defendants in said petition. F's -
y Njw. unless Won appear tk exeto and defend
s of bespreraoon ot spf secaisi, ll,y os THE next
term OF said District Court TO he be sva and bold
en- al liJasehp On tie lsi nanfay OF Nnyeniher
"A D. 1854, deiault will be euiercd, and decree
rendered. as prayrd.sss f.acE4IE ts.s41
Dated this ist day of. August, 1894:
II sere7-actfw s7f J1iSs si1iPi.f sifys.S..r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
CONNIE RClAL.
New York N arkeis.

Ssw Yoxx, Sept. 81
-CcrrnN- Small sales, at l55
FlotR-Dull and declining at s4n0 s 45 for
Ex ara State. and lo.eo1lo 81 for L. II o.
WnYAr-Less active and scarcely 50 firm, al
,2.27Gt2 50 for Winter Rcd Western, and i mbsr
Michigan, unsonnd, 9e0l2n.
Ci'RS Dull and heavs3 .6o@l.Cl.
Usrs -ss
PoEE-t ts-Gs9 mess $4o.5o old meas.
Lam 25sTofr.
WHEEY-$1.e5.
New York S;ocs. Market.
NEw Yorx, Sept. q.
{, .Goli leJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
To-0ays' Advertisements.
> - . = - :
MAksA1Efb.

On Sunday, Sept 9th, at the. residence Of
WIN. Abel Hunts. Fairfield. bureau county, Ills,
by tic Rev William Mariin, Robert L. Whiting,
Of The. aforesaid paee, 10 Miss judith H. Pelton,
Of Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
Ia conclude with the
Loan Of u Lover.

Peter Sp, Ike. .................:..... MIR Clinton
Seals or pRfcts --Tsscss Circle, 30 cts ; Par
qlete 70 chs Seals reserved during the day,
"a cehts extra.
40 nnprore~ charaetefs admitted; Good order
will be enforced. a. 7. gsgN f ssa ,ss..sts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

xl4. 900 OF GgNERAL NEECuANDrsE, consisting
Of Dry Goods. Groceries, hardware. hats an"
..rs Ronts md Shoes for sale or exchange for
-eal property, This stock was selected in De-
,ember last ut low prices from Jobbers, and is
,fercd for sale on account OF the failing health
Il it's owner, 1t can be bought ut great bdr-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

HowE Do1or Dol-Ths 1aaies have been
humbugged long enough by poor, cheap,
made, unseryicable sewing machines, there
fore we advise them to call at Cones and
see a machine worth looking at-wortlr
buying land worth Using. 1t is positively
the bestsmachine for al kinds Of work, ever
made or used. 1t is none other than the
CAi-hrated Howe Machine. sp5.dtf s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUES DA Y, SEPTEMBER y, 1864

IHE PRfsoSERs.--The number Of deaths
among the prisoners in the Rock Island Bar
racks, last week, was 1e. Number of sick,
400. # 7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
Dissolution.

4 HE PARTNERSHIP HERCTOFO RE
existing between clastesd Y n " re in the
fruit geiHole and provision basint - has ths q,
Il srU vel by II utua coneeni. ali pc inu t,ed
to said hrm vii please CAL and settIs the q mu
AL ersops having cia ms against said firm W II
present them fer adJustinent.
u OLMA fEAD,
Thus. uAVEE3.
Davenport, Hept. Il. 1854.
br. Oimstead having told bis interest In the
above business to s. Hcuee, the us n r. he-e
af er will De conducted ura-r the firm o Eryena
q Mc9ee. A REASONABLE share OF p.tsol sae ia .o-
licthd. =. HAvENS,
.ep Sl-f3t eee F.s. MCGEE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

THHArRE.--Two splendid plays at the
American Theatre this evening" Black
Eyed Susan and pheasant Neighbour
Take seat in front Of the stage this eyen-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

GoLD.-Tbe last we heard of gold this af.
ternoon it stood at l.el. A slight advance
upon yesterday. I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

GIRL WAsTED.-To do cooking and gen.
eral housewcrk. Enquire at DR.. i,aker's 8. 5th
street between Brady and Perry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

DR.. FEaRARD, the celebrated Spanish Ply
sician, is at his Office, on Main street, Da-
venpOrt. sp6-d&wtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

"AsTED.-A young man to go IN a
grocery store. Ore who has had some q. :
perience in the business preferred. Apply
Immediately at this office. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27
Creat Central U. $. Mail Ro;lte

EEA q
p7-yASTWxARp Thrse passenger, tp.ins. from
| lLChicaga daily via Niche Al Central Railroad,
M axe! close connectiohs, AT befroIt morning,
mon and evening, with t..~ - : - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

SAN PEa.r's PREMItw.-We made mis-
take or two in our notice Of Sam Perry's
premiums yesterday. Instead of his prem
being ss5 II was $75. y. J. Smart drew
the first premium-$5o, for the best 10
acres of wheat raised in Scott County, and
w P. MeLtlen, s25 for the second best 10
acres. There has been great effort made
among the farmers for this premium. Sam
ought to have big cake from that wheat,
sure. ..' .a- -. .....-t--s ...-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

NEW CrsTox MILL--The farming CON-
munity and people generally will be glad to
hear that Stribling's new custom mill is in
operation, as viii be seen by advertisement.
This mill will furnish the very best quality
Of flour, and take pains to give perfect sat
isiaction in grinding grain for the farmers.
Great pains have been taken to make this
first class mill, and there is no doubt but
that it is s.nFg .s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

Throw away that old hat and make tracks
for farrand's. lie can supply youlwith the
best article at lower figure than any other
dealer in the city. He has all the latest
STYLES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

ANOTHER CHANGE.-Chanre seems to he
the order Of The day in the quartermasicr
oliiic in this city. A fow weeks ago Hunt
was superseded by Corning, then little
later Corning was superseded by CATER,
aud now the order has come for Gutter to
be superseded by Corning on Friday next.
This makes pretty lively times, in which ii
is difficult to tell which is which until you
Nat and see
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

.ss iss'fsd Ia q ,'ss .uz -ys:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

SUspESpED.-The work on the Govern
ment Arsenal building upon the Island has
nearly suspended. But little more will y,
done. upon it until next spring. Owing to
the low water of this season the contractors
for stone and lumber have been unable to
meet their obligations labor has been very
scarce, and the !oag and short of ii is the
work could not progress u der such adverse
circumstances. Maj. Kingsbary has done
all that could have been done, but the build
ing is only commenced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

SNUG AID C0MFoRrABLE.-Gen.B Baker has
lifted up,his new Offices in Nicholi j Block
IN handsome and comfortable style. The
documents are very neatly disposed of, the
doors are carpeted and matted, and every
thine looks orderly and cheerful. s..4x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-27

LADIES should always bear in mind that
the place toget fashionable dry goods at
low prices rs at the popular store of Henry
G. Potter &Co., corner of I'd and Brady
You will be convinced of this fact by calling
there and pricing their goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The Steamer John Potter, Pier No. 4, and
the Sheds Of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Destroyed, together with a
Large Quantity of Freight-Loss Over
$500, 900.

Soon after o'clock on Monday morning, flames
were seen issuing from the freroom of the tieamer
John Potter, lying at Pier No. /. n. r. laden with q
large quantity Of freight belonging to the Camden and
Amboy Railroad and Transportation Company The
fremen on the spot but despite their utmost
Efforts tho flames rapidly cnveoped the entire boat and
spread TO the pier In short time the entire strue-
ture. GOO feet in length, was on fire.
The scene at this time was Of exceeding beauty.
The entire harbor aud city lit up bright as mid
day the minutest objects being visible. number OF
the emen and police. who the end of tho pier,
cnt OFF from the shore by the flames which caught
forced TO leap from the end Of the pier into the water
where they we're picked up by the boats from the
French and Sardinin frigates lying in the harbos
short distance nom the fire ard which did good service
Chief Engineer Decker and RouudSman WhitmOre
OF the Twenty-seventh Precinct among those thus
caught We have thus far heard Of no casualties.
The engino formerly belonging to Engine Company No.
q, in charge Of Engine Company No 30 tho hose car
rage OF No E and the earrage of the down town In
snraneo Patrol were all consumed having been eit on
the pier at the time those who bad them In charge
jumped overheard. The buildings on the opposite side
Of West street fire at one time, but the Games
were extinguished after doing slight damage.
Tie steamer Transport. also belonging TO the C. and
A. Company. was slightly burned In the stern. The
California steamship Ariel and several river steam
ers got up steam but did not leave their wharycs The
steamer Potter and the Pior completely DESTROYED
ard soon after daylight the fire was exnguished. The
steamer was laden with freight Of oil descriptions, to
what amount is not nj present known. She about
sixteen years old and valued at S6oOo. Insured
for $4,000 in various city companies. The Pier was
valued at $40 CO. Both steamer and pier were owned
by the Camden and Amboy Company. The merchen
disc on the pier consisted Of cotton flour. hemp To-
baceo hardware and variety o! other articles. The
loss altogether will amount TO about s5O0Ou Our re
porter called at the Office OF the Company during the day
bat could elicit Information. being informed that the
freight agent not In town. The safe In the Office
Of the freight clerk got out In good condition 1T
was ted that quantity Of the goods burned was
Government property. Such il not tho case. Tie
property destroyed belonged to merchants OF this city!
The COaBa.y had contracted to forward $500 troops
for the Government The fire Will not Interfere III any
manner with this contract.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Arrived.

se,uship Civ of Liaeriek Jones' Liverpool June IS and
Queenstown 2h ndse and 81 pass TO John o. Dale July
lat Is 81 Ion II a. exchanged signals with NJ steamship
steamer Thorn o. s sn-por, Giles, Point LO0kou. %
hours go Rebel prisoners.
Steamer III cid o. s. transport, Hobart Washington via
Point Lookout, with Al Rebels on board. - .
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood Portland, md'e to II. D.
sso.er Josephine Thompson cunda Baltimore md.e and
steamer Empire, Iiunier Washington 60 hours md'e to
Steamer Tscouy Pierce, Philadelphia nd.e. and pass to
Steamer Ann Es. Richards, Philadelphia. md'e aud
Steamer n G. Pierrepou,, Queen, Philadelphia mde to
sin Fcrsrna fps. Busrdiscb Bremen 30 days, nIdse.
and 333 pass 10 Kremmsbefg Go.
Bark Canton tDan) kirchsien Whanpoa ITO days. teas 70
fBars Coral Queen (of London Allen Buenos Ayres 50
day. hides and wool 20 W. 7. Worwall -. =,
Bafk Eugene (of Yarmouth ~ 81 Dennis Moosevideo o.
ri, SBbS Ellen fof Psdephs Allen Chsreston Bar 10
dsys ofdnrnoe stores Admiral Padding a.
Brig Sarah tof Cape Canso NJ - Pnbsoyer faiefme -
OK OK l''i to n ., . 4 o. A D' won -, 10y,
Brig O. L. Bochn,n. Rhoads., Linsan C. b. - days coal
BIZ Nile lof Bermuda. Whittier Msy,suer p r. June ~
Eris AdsImo sotne., Providence for Phiadeehi..
schr Three Sisters of Portsmouth, kuEe hsycoeA ssn
scr Mary stedrnan Tucker, Hampton Roads DAY, ora
nance stores TO Admiral PAuldng July y, on Frying ran
Shoals carried away foremas head and mslntopmat
sshr Swan lBr). Taylor Hili'eOfo' plaster 70 water
sesr plymouth Rock Parker Boston days. md's to Day
''s sest H. s. Partridge, Perry. Lnssn, C. B. rd'y' eo.s
seif Jane p pufos, D.vi. Beaufor, No, 50 days tim
seSr Conqasrsr, MeKs,u Ponce. b. 10 dsya sasas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

citizen permitted to enter the lines Of the allies
during that 1t right that they should be OK.
Guided and the Government OF the United States did
OF and could not complairl -'.------.-------
In regard TO the exemption Of SUBJECTS Of neutral
powers from militia duty in the defense OF this city
have conceded in the order TO which you alude their
right to such exemption have done so from an earnest
desire to avoid otense to any neutral friendly power
rather than because conceded tho principle that they
could not rghtuly be called out to defend the city in
case 10 should be GssIiled.
j think that there are preoedents fully establishing
the opposite principle and if mistake not the par
and may be allowed TO compare small things with large
there Is an instance which comes TO my mind where
your own Government at date not remote, recog-
nized this same principle. alude to the of the
supposed intended rising Of the Chsrtss in e47 under
Feargus 0COnDor whore all the able bodied mon of all
large cities were compelled TO out regardless Of
their nationality 10 defend against any attack that
might be made The present Emperor Of France, then
On exile In London, among thousands other foreign
ers, was called out and did duty that occasion True
he was called out and sworn in special constable
but the object TO defend tho city and far the
principle is concerned matters not whether he was
called constable or q militia man.
have the honor 10 be your obedient seryant,
&. q. WAsHBUBs. Maor-Gen. Comg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Travellers, Cuidr,

| To Albany nv Hndson r n 90 WErens,, 10 i-
..e . ca, p
To Aiba,ry. BY IIarl n. r., sGths,, <,hav, lOi I
aud .. Sundhy -rniB... ............... IN
To Albany, Cozzea.s Hotel Dock. West Point,
Newbmgh, Poashkeepsei Ihineheet. SS', x'
bard, leaving Desbfoses 4. landing AZ Dthr) nj g. m
To baltimore by the NewJersey X. r., foot Of
midnight sunday. 100 .. m
To Boston, by New-London line, Pier 80 n. X. -l.
line. Per IN r. daily SUNDAY eIceIted)..,; 500
27h ~ ard lh,sv J. NJ 2 and 500 r. M
sr' via shore Linc, III snd p M sunday; 500
@ snd 10 a m ana 500 ?.
SIP R5,d T. day y .'s. o.a,,g''
To- Greenpor clip lire Island and other fesoIis9n
an MI 3d., S ~ is T. o m md 800
esI,syo PeeE Sip a., -. md n m
and fhsy, At q NJ lei D. $50 q. and 800 p
To Newbufgh. Coruw All. Wet Point. fousl kecp.ie,
st. asdiSS dsyy . zip
Leaves Jay-st, daily tvnding NJ 18th y \. y,
Grassy Point, coz1sn., IVES, Point Cold Springs
aud Cornwall p "
sunday 600
loot Of CosrtisnSt M u ~ and Toe
To Phila6eiphia by New jersey Rairoad, foot OF
and Il Midnight, sondsy 600 p.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
An OLn AnAnK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS escape :

Of Semmes from wateEy grave in the Alabama is not
the first peril Of the kind through which he has passed
In 1886 he commanded the U. s. big Somers, when she
fouDdered of Vera Cruz and carried down with her 81
OF the 50 persons ON board. Sommes was picked up
floating in the Last stage Of exhaustion plank by
boat which back the second time, against the
mODStrances Of Others. thinking that possibly all the
survivors had not been seen blythe boats which were
sent out 10 the wreck 1t is evident that Semmes was
not born 10 DO drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
sIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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