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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
From "Our Daily Fue"
In tho WILDER esss
Msy7, 1894
~ GEOBGE II. BOXER.

trhe incident contained in the following poem Is mar
rated by a correspondent OF The NBwYo DIRK IhlbVsh
IN letter from tie battle field dated Wilderness Ill"
7. 1884 80.
NsncIed. uncared for, suffering through the night
with heavenly patience the poor boy had lain;
Under the dreary shadows, left and right,
Groaned on the wounded, stiflened ont the slain
What faith sustained his lone
Brave heart to make no moan,
To send no cry from that blood-sprinkled 500,
Is close mystery with him and God.
But when the light camo, and the morning dew
Glttered around him Like golden lake,
And every dripping flower with deepened hue
Looked through its tears for very PHYS sake,
He moved his aching head
Upon Its rugged bed,
And smiled, as blue violet, virgin meek,
Laid her pure kiss upon his withered cheek.
At once there circled In his waking heart
A thousand memories of distant home;
OF how those same blue violets would start
Along his native fields, and some would roam
Down. his dear humming brooks,
To hide in secret hooks,
And shyly met, in nodding circles swing,
Like gossips murmuring at belsted Spring.
And then he thought of the beloved hands
That with his own had plucked the modest fower
The blue-eyed maiden, crowned with golden bands
who ruled as sovereign Of that sunny hour.
She at whose soft command
He Joined the mastering band;
She for whose sake he lay so firm and still,
Despite his pangs nor questioned then her will
&c. lost in thought, scarce conscious Of the deed,
Quilting the violets here and there he crePt
Elowly-ah slowly--for his wound would bleed;
And the sweet flowers themselves half smiled
half wept,
To be thus gathered in
BY hands SO pale and thin,
BY fingers trembling as they neatly laid
afa nd hOnnd
The strangest poesy ever fashioned yet
Was casped against the bosom Of the lad,
As we, the seekers for the wounded, set
His form upon our shoulders bowed and sad
Though he but seemed to think
How violets nod and wink
And as we cheered him, for the path was wild,
He only looked upon his flowers and smiled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
..s0,osQ,x5 se2, lzl,8l3 s74,G67, II!

Since Jan. i......s i6,C52,S5 sealHSlJ s"eo''H'
Tho Manufacturers and Merchants Bank
win pay July dividend Of 4 p cent, free oftaI.
The East River Savings Bank will pay July
is their usual semi-annual dividends.
The Chemung Railroad will pay on demand a
quarterly dividend Of y cent free Of Government tax
The following ore some Of the subscribers TO
tho new National loan through the unlimited combina'
ton bid Of the First National Bank Of NewYork. on
behalf Of itself and others the amounts ranging from
O., 900 10 $500 600. This bid was made at lo4
pany Mariners Savings nsttution Albany EXCHANGE Bank
s sn f s,aq iSSsP.Sa fr National b.at y
c. Fred droe.besck, A. Y Randolph, VIM Lo,timei ea
VIM Lot,imer, julius Cswersc, J. T. fishey Rev U. ~.
Hubert City Bsnt woree.er D. John g sa o, Sscsse
A. NJ. Sparks, John j. Defsndorf 81 Adams fir' Ns,onei
Bank David saunders Edwin Allen Jaco6 y: Oafpsnter
James Slater o. A. Fuller Bnsner ~ n r1i
Bui r. WssRburn Geo " Grover Cyrus Clarke Storey
Rerfora G. p. Williams, Ga. Hamr.hire Company Ma
's. rsm fs s:.aier 8 IT, White Horace Skinner Rob
n,on Cox c.; G,atips Bro Wsn S. 8 Chg W. w
National Bnri Wr. Elts Es River Bank seymour Hoyi,
u Hopping H. A. sherill, Luther Williams, Geo H. Tay'
ior Lacus Hart Co, Fred Iimmsrmsn John Rap; A.
t ryen FL p MsFsih w C. cSarehii j. J. stand
h. }. Y. Dewey 01iaord sherman June'i b n pilhns
hi% Gee .s = , sS sss = wgsi1 Bran
don ey,j Fir. Sar,oas BlI O.eosa First National Bank,
Medina first kareaG Bsas, J A. Perry, Compt, AddL
Iii Gernsy " j. Foe.e u. A. Corson. Bk Rutland, iied,
Morris Co. james T. Foster bIeckpot En-, Nation a.
BANK wiHshsssf BAN Geo a; nSyi shs. m ca
Ae If Slo. 'IaA T RS@-s To. ssScO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

Pack al produce securely to avoid breskags Of boxes
contents II different qualities SENT let them be 10 sp~
rate packages.
Marx everything plainly with the cons;snees name also
mt youf own name or private mark known 70 the
gnee and the contents OF the package upon the outad
with number weight &c, to show what contains and whesS
from without opening.
Pat invoice inside laid upon the top or lacked upon hS
undsrde OF the also send duplicate by mail ne
route seni etc. -
Guard against mistakes Of count weight measure &c md
40 a,p reputation FOR correctness quality Of produce
ness and good packing that your articles will always be ne
mand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market. JUNE Is.

Tie supply Of Beef Cattle this week not so large hs
week previous but there material change In price
The sales united TO about $50 and prices ranged from
to SIG for ordinary and good and from sl7 to eHYI@
FOR prime ard
SHEEP-This market quite active and $500 head were
disposed OF at from to &c. p for clipped Sheep and nom
to loic for wool Sheep. 80 .
HoosThe sale Of fiogs reached 2i50 head ard pr,ees
ranged nom $40 50 to $2 50 100 70 net according 10
quality. The market closed dull. -
Cows-225 head Of Cows sold at from $50 to for
Sprngers and from $40 to SIS for Cows with cslyes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

NINTH REGIMENT n. Y. S. MO the great
surprise Of the returning veterans Of this regiment
there was no formal reception given them their re-
turn from their tlreeycarscrm Of service by the city
authorities as has been the custom with volunteer reg
Inens We Learn. however that the old members have
resolved that they shhl have reception worthy of their
noble conduct on every battlefield from Cedar Mount
ain to Grants position before Richmond and will give
an entertainment in honor OF them on Monday evening
next, and in this effort viii rely to some extent upon
their friends. and we hope their contributions viii be
liberal, as the occasion 10 q good one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

yond the fact that the large bids were at o1 Inc te
dispatches from Washington in another column give
further details.
The deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day were over
q, 600 900 on temporary loans.
The Australasian takes out 1914, III in specie
The earnings of the milwaukee, and Prairie
du Chen Railway for the first week in June werei
..,....s 5T6oa 1863 ........::.. $m,1N
tn. ipe ,nee jan 1864 10 s273223 65i cent
The receipts on the Grand Trunk kaiway'iof
the week ending June 4. were;
1864 ...... es7,47e 81 1881. ..:...sso. 1889 %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
The Great Western Railway earnings for the
week ending June 10, were
ISi..:....ssas7l ~ ias'....;oo.;;se S af w
Incresse................... Sszh VT
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad traffic
for tie week ending June 9, were;
1894. ,sl3 o3 les3.....:; :$lsSe'
Increase. .................. s3,pS ~
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad CON-
pany earned for the first week in June;
ISs4...".ensse % lsSo.....:;:.;c:. 1851 W
Increase. $hz'o -
The earnings of the Chicago and North
Western Railway Company for the week ending june
1864, are as follows dncuding what was formerly Ga
lena and Chicago Union Railroad);
observation-disclosures. 'SasoS o.
Msil
F1pre. i...L..............." 2,26e "a
Miscellaneous 80. CO.. os -
Same period last yesr...............'.. I'af"
- MI u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
Adycrtiscmeni.
Frnsr HAriosAI Bisx oy Nsw yopu,
Nsw.lofh NAV 40 l0Dk

This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery ample supply Of IT, s. 1910 BosDs, with COUPONS
from March J.
Payment may BE- made IN any fund, euren in 'hi' city.
ssxrELC. TnoxPsos, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

Mr. Albert H. Nicolay will hold his regular anc-
ton sale Of Stocks and Bonds tomorrow Thursday
49, at l2i 'o'cock at the Stock Salesrooms, No. %
William street. For full particulars see his advertise
ment IN financial column.
The following will show the exports (exciu'
sye Of Specie nom New York to foreign ports FOR the
week ending June H. and since Jan /;
1SC2. 1863. 1851
For the week...... fa,ss2l6 43tB%s SoI35iirSS.9o
Previously reported. &,b?5l'9 'stSlso "'f''e'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

One year ago June is) Loss 4,os2 1880 go loo
PRICES .-.r
Bsres-Ft quality sI3 oo9$lt oo) Per 100 n on the total
Third do. 10 con II IS and dressed bes.
Working Ozen- l00d $50 p pair or according 10 nea
value a. beef. 90, a
without Calves may bs Agreed Earrow aud Ordinary y"
Q40 ...I ...
Sh-ep-saec.
S.eias-shOsts, Wholesale, sdloc; retail. loai2c y D.
zeal Calee.-s6d 80 q head in lots.
H,des-l0.dllc. Calf Skins 22d25c. Tsllow, y dIec
Psits--5ec. a 81 rs each for Lambs.
RxnARKs-At Cambridge, on Tuesday morning tsn
40 Northern cattle about tho last week. and ~
Western cattle nearly twice last wesk esA
consequence ofthe burning Of bridge the cattle from Albany
arrived late that report very definitely bow tho
Western trade does stand Ordinary Northern cattle 1e nom
70 &c. ID lower than last week. The drover complsa
bitterly Of the market, declaring Is than cent o. Bue
the cattle poo the droyers bring arrivals here hae
ought stay In the country for they worth more there
day than here. Few Northern bring anything oyef
BE- The largest Vermont drove resed at om 10 70 2
d. Of seller. One biz pair Of another los
at 70, sold at l3s would have gone quick las. vest
lac. There Is less difference fair than on inferior fusue
The Sheep market than the Beef Many Noft@
dToveI lose all expenses and count themselves l7y
with first cost One lot Of 200 which cost &C., offered
SIC There about 1000 Western Sheep Ono lot at Csrt
bridge with heavy feeces sold az &C. & -. The others
Bri shton not sold this morning.
Veal Calves sell al sood prices. There was fair Trade
Mich Cows There other store cattle at present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

Potatoes are the only old vegetables Of account now IN
ke New White Turnips abundant sad chep Apsrgue
Is nearly out Of market and The season Of Rhubsrb sbou
cheep fox further quotations cargo OF new Bermuda Pod
toes u now In but In poor order Bunnds Tomotoss NJ
plenty and much cheaper String Beans bare made their s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

Strawberries Jersey, quart baskets p ioo... oo0 a
Cherries y SlX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
Boston Cattle Market,


AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON
REPORTED for THE TRIBUNE for the tee ending Wedaday,
Jpns Is 1864.
The following the amour. Of stock reported at markets
Cattle Sheep shos.s Hogs vesa
This week.............l,Sn 1913 AS l.eo go
Last week. ,o52 2,91 sR 600 IW0
One year ago June 49,. 1903 +,oi2 1880 go Loo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07
Late NEWe.


Nsw YoRK, Oct. 8.
Tbc 20 - WNhiOgioo special says .
,iseo at Mary land has been fourd guilty
q . oducs,os . rebel force In tbst Stsse
spd sentenced - i~pfisonment 10 Ne"
Yosk.
l.~ stesaabip Roanoke, Capt. Drevs
IRON Hsvsna Tor this port has ben due
here since che Arb. she having left Hsvsns
On the 20tb u Sept. A reliable person CD
bvasd sIo steamship Havana which srsisco
here this msruing from Hsvsss ssys. sha'
at tho time che Roanoke sailed, her Cap
tam Was notified that among his psssengeIe,
Is In humber, there we're some oil them no.
tOriOusiy "Spceshn characters, but be SAID
be wss prepared Tor any emergency. Pos
sibiy her delsy may be caused By some &c
raogement Of her mschincry or 0tbor scc'
dental csuAe. but fears are entertained TIA,
che has fallen into the hsnds VI the tebe
pirates.
The Times CORES pondent irom the army
Of tbe jams u the 22i say., lie hound .
nuUber vi rebels just cap ured to be n. al,
oil boys oi IL Yeas aud under only smott
them. They ~sre giar Of The capture ~
~ - been con-T,tted.
Gen l. Oh tie l., sent . Gag 81 true.
Ia. xcp..g r p,i.on. ~ csptO "a IN the iks'
muv--Es'. for mat, ~ Geo. Grant rein
., to u.sk' tb' nrfs gesUcnt sud t'isfis
L~r 20 Ct. bu lar, tle dUy su'LUflze
Fac sugr u. 0ia,.e-iai.tT.
u L., uses spus IT, Tie Gyserss
II Yves. Vns.ais iEat MA = IN q
ret,lun u t.t : gxtr Bar Iubb. sIMrrs
IA ''sse- inciso',s.,rsfcly sad c-isls- :,
81 900 ~vf+a ~ = esq. - $40 c,~,t
t4sal..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07
CON ~ Err GAL.
ASsAv IMPORT Markets.

OFFICE OF THE davenport DEMocRAT,
Friday evening, Oct. !. ls64
fLuuR.-W bOiesale 81. 500 ~ IN Dbl; Retail H.
au.4o
WHEAI.-No. ], well cleaned, round and plump,
Tub. Tea and Ha!ena, Sl.lo; No. 2, all sound.
lot clead enough Tor No. |. Isi.o5; rejected,
uu>ty and damp, - cents.
CoMS. -Slelie,l. No |, sound plump and dr.,
%; do No. l. shrunk, II in car, No. l, sound
iunlpand dry, 81: do. No. 2 .shrnnken, rs
OATS. = No. l. clean and sound, 40: do. No. z.
amp ana not clean,
BsaLEY.--si.loE i15.
UNIoNs.-Sllo
PuIA-OLs.-. Loo.
Nht1k BEAAs.- S2.0oQl2.5V.
rLA~sEsD $2.n"G2.25.
TxorHY.-t4.oO.
tLUvLg.- Sa5o
Wv H0rk Markets.
Nsw YoKK, Oct. Z
Small sales. ut l55.
tLpUR-Dul! and decInns at s.00(l8. Is Nor
-xtia State. and ol50. ). 50 tor X L. o.
" r.4i--Less active and scarcely SO firm. at
OS'o2 g tor Winter Red Western, aud mber
a.cliigen unsouni. !aW ~
CoaN-Dull aud heavy s1.5o4i IS.
UAIs ~
1,.s-- a9@4l.5O mess. $40 old uless.
,pn--ls..Nc.
WHrsEI-&1.77.
New soSk As-v,, Market
New loR. Oct. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

Ntv Y Z Oct G.
IA ss.r :. taft,s8ns et uf.. tns &
.ukr
~. "a Ssh uytMt ~. ,inlt to.aA,
ex.s,.t u y - ri.letels su..e arrr. All To-
: a."tu NO - ~ # ~ ahc- ~ ~
G. IN .ctt T. ,nt'. On isL. =
50 '"m cay IN g cis
L" :" ct 81 Ia % - O."
-" - -
- -" ''e'' AZ y -
49,;
s =,
i. a. ~ ~
a,s,.., e.,. ye.. I, +.
q a. pD,lt snas. -r, nast
TT eu,ofs nd, "ic.,ssn -ait
u h*n-i ~ ~ ha'''" t. 'itaih s't
- una x" II a"' 'rii'na u"' ''t
r""! :, iAriy - a'i '-"i''- us "'
o"' '"' :" ~" 49,
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r., u,.,., ,,, o...,.,d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

AuOp =
A.. A~6t~eea sOes< ets lollo tnz:
HssefSsd. That the Cit, Marshal - : e"sc.
- nss - repa" the sue ERIK ~ Tnss ssrs.
pp site i'c IL = d 10 uatiI SEQ ~csAs -
Ter the Cous,c has acted spo1 we 'etOs ~
ne comsntsec on grade Oh ssid property
Adopted
On motion Or Aid laussep he Licerss and
Orors. &C Committee vas Instructed 70 report
lev license "id nance
I'm motion tse Cuunell adj 'urred 70 m.rf
:. +, weeks iram to t.is', ~ ~ &c CT 7.
Al,estcd CHR KAUFMAN,
tn, tst,tt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

I-GriAR Mts-sse,t
Tor CT. Ga .Ba,, Dc 1854.
Ha Honor, Ny K irafE, called "a
Gasmeii 10 erarr
Ala...ucr. la.,si = -. ai.s,t'-,n 2, iails
sru cruith ~. tsri-, sch. i.a.;t., !Ja.--
H.. hungs
Mn tes # sst u,c,,in. were read aoi Al
pres,d
ID ,'l6u- ~ rr..- al petition Of y, Dos
a'l,. q 's,ns rr' lnisslti 10 iai u ~ sal-
cod vMue,,. Tc ma,rr u, thu y. t,tr...
Uas granted, p'ov'dcd IA, .iuc~ IL VAS y
ra,-,l ~ ,ht committee Oh -nle~ ~
Al. Iitu->-D p,sse ..t .".,ti!oi Of t,iai
Srh4ei., J,im titatt a.. ots,sS " ~ ,t..,
To s,,i,~sk on F.isb street, stscu ~as rector
., ne v,r.Iu,',e Oh tn stree and n, Gu
Ar. n,s. TT y, urt ~ cs,;, us io- bic
All =, IS took bis stat.
Aic kgnse pre-, l.ed i.n'it On Of Michas
Lu,.i-rs All oi,rs III f-.,J To h,pl., ~.
ka1hth street ,shich ~As Referred ~ the sire
cvin",lt-e u report i,xt meeting
Aid kuige prs Atel 9, til.vn Of M,
kohtsi tsgafd " cstl order 40 s,g,ed ~
tie late Mayor
Ga notion The eity TIE .surer vas instructed
" psy said orde Vut
Aso. Couithafi ~ -, ted petition Of Tb oma.
Otoiu.r in iegar1 ~ lots III Wnitmor. Is Nd
clifton Rei.ised To the street commits. e.
Aid. JJie moved To recOns der the w e OF
the petition VI Z N Drnts. h and othe, s. Lost
Aid. HornJy prs scntrd petition of r.. Is. Hi
relating I. t,Ses pad, which vac &C ierl.d I.
the Vvum ttJe % ciaiIus.
4 .. Andersen pres uted commvr iicstion O
che Guy cOl OF, in rcgari ~ are esslmen, o
Austin Coruln, as administrator u +. I. Nil
hers est .,c, and offered the iolis.wiug:
Rssoicsd That this matter We referred I,
the Mayor ani City Attorney 10 advise tn,
II .r.ha and Collector.
Adopted.
Tue communication Of the CITY Collector il
re-. ri to assessment Of the irst NatiouH
b nix wss rsfryed 10 the Mayor AID tue CIT
Attorney vi b power to act.
Alu. .,ve asked to be excuse and retired.
Il. pvrs Of CITY Clerk. Police Magistrate Cit
Ire .surer aud City M.rsnsl ~ &c received al
orde..d hied aud published.
To uis Hoacr he Mayor aud Aldermen Of Cd
CITY Davenport:
Tue undersigned, City Cler'x, most respect
fully o~gs leave to report 10 Jour HonoraOl
= ~ The following Receipts and LIZ venditur,
du my the month vi Sep,elabs r, A. D. 1864 !:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07
Nav YoRK, Oct. G.
Cola IL quoted at 81 90.

SPECIAL 10 Commercial.
WA.HINGTps, Oct. &.
Gen. Wilson, OF The caqaisy service, ~,
received . commission ~ breyes H,;u
General.
NJ important rcas have .ton receivce
10 day.
okci ~ nor. are Anu u sns rrspecf nl
h"'e''- dealt Gr'n'' ',s-r..-, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

Wv AK Ucf. 6.
re Cemae,c,as W., ipsun s. eci,
say:
ffic r f. ~ D. s so,,s no ~
Tom Il, I "a. O-s, ca ',... eli
cas- c,atf e. h, B.'i ,u. ~ thi' gu a
ct~A . 'trn them b, 10 e.. ( bu., bei
.nn IA ter -nti uA-' b e. ..eeTy
I'll ow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07
E. CLAu.sss, I Finance
=. HlsscuL, Com.


The following bills we're ordered 70 finance
committee with power to act:
Francis Davis, lumber, t90.l6; Israel Hall,
t6MMtf 30 .rd VI Health
BisiWJ Mo lx.il of $26 26 vas referred 70
the Street COMMITTEE ri h power to act.
4 deTman Coullhart presented report =
e. the =. AIDES 3 + un, street b..seen H.sri.
20, -t.-' nd R,pIry str ct, which adop.
ted end order :. fl.d.
Az SosaA..s e. =. e .dcs asked fua shes time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

Total Espssdisurss Aurisg The Dsash Of .
oepeoO be- -. - :. :. e =. =.
Per which the proper souetese lO'y OSosse) nes'
Sssu iseued. eabxvtn9 iron 10. oil 70 81. both
snesusise
TOTAL sxpsspsrssss 70 ssssssDsa -, 4. ,. issl
Rood FsNd.
September Re p0rt...- ...-.-...... vslSo "
Previously r~to't.d .---s W, seS ~
eiuo,ion for City 10.
gineet fee. charged 70
9caera fuLd.>.s..... - u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

10RACTlCAL DYER-PARTICULAp A..
- rsxTIos paid to dyeing Cloths, silk. vslvs4.
g 0ssmsnts u any kind-tS give say color =
o0rtb side. nvlx- q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

=. ANNA.


4 'ARPLNTEK AM BUILDER. SHOP IN
~ Commercial Alley, opposite res, Ufscs. IL.
sUuport, 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

o1ea the oSllnd Hee.NO Care ~ Pay
nR. J. HOMER SHAW will treat all durable
- diseases Of the Eye and Ear on the above
terms. lie also treats al! FEMALR COnrLAixrs
and diseases ., Children. Office l55 south Clark
street, Chicago Letters ii inquiry with stamp
enclosed will receive prompt attention.
Address J.HONER SHAW,
20 AeoWog ee1A ae3t-aly SSssspss ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07
JACOB l.a1,xRN.

lEALLk IN fURNi1Ukh CARpcrs
- Mats, vi Cloth Mating, Window Shsdss
&C., East second 81, next uOUr to frrrr. ~;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07
IaENMY AELMY.

M ANUFAClUkER AND DkALER m
:. - HATS, Gaps. 0loves: fars, &C. StorS %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

ra,,n IAN AND sUKukUN. OFFICE IN
=. ,.,..,. over Iost Oihcc. Residence e.,, .,a.
=. DI4u1-Zd door from 9TH $, yu,y Ia, ''us
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

ttsT c,
hereby certify that the fores oina 10 time is
rlp an ny Docket II The amount Of nnssI
month OF Sc, t-nber. 1864 y soIsecson
e. from MH,eh, .e,t. . date
Dave 1port, Oct. la, 1865
D. Z, WHHsLsg, 2. u.
DAvRxpoBT, Oct. oh, 1864
& III Honor the Mayor AID g -utlemen'
tie CT ' ConLci:
lhe uhd-i$igDed M 1T respectfully beg
ave 10 report to your b. nprable bsdy Il
.linwihe iisi OF re ceipis and expenditorf
or the month Sep Der, 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-07

- ~ esadss q nlesks ~ - - - 1Aill
The osssss Cowossiecss pssssssed agves-
nsnt viii J. n D. Dsssove Il relation - got
IT. q He sieee ssssss
he Coamitsee On Claims reported on 'hs
etit'on Of D. 4e0snue and eGesed :hs FOX
owing:
sssoissd, That he City Treasurer rspsrs y
ne II regular meeting Of The City Council
'ow many 0I the - si1cstss Of said IA s'Ies
Ne holds 10 HE hsnds, aud how many Of ssid
AZ certificates he o. his psedecs sors ve
Did; ~hen aud 70 =. on, md vfese the money
y tho .ale Of ssid certificates hes been 40
,ouAted for. r. II. Aspsssss,
II. 4. Roses,
Jvas hVAs ~,
Adopted. Committee on G aims.
On Petition of John r. schulfz:
Resolved, That the City Treasurer report to
ne next regular me ting VI the City Council
.ow many Ger i6cates Of tax eaes for Muck
Ne 81 Addition Of the City tax Of the year
1857 he holds in his b md, and how many Of
aid tax certificates he VI his predecessors
money for the - Of eaid certificates has bsen
accounted for. H. H. ASDs.ssH,
L. A. K'Sor,
Adopted. Committee on Claims
On Petition of Maria s. Parker:
70 the Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of
Dave port in Council assembled:
Yo r. committee 10 ~hom WAS referred the
.,,,tion OF Mari. s. P.rker beg iesve To re
.ort As follows: The money Of pc itioner, VIZ:
1000, taxed by the assessor, was Al that tune
!. ported IN the First National BA 4 Of Dav-
npott, wa, aud liable 70 sxxtivn- We are
mere Ore uot able TO grant tn prsyero u the
Ell ioper. II II A EeE.,
h. A. Rus0g,
J.Hs uva 81,
Adop ed. Cvnmittee On C!aime.
IN peti.on OF Price and Cchnor
, the Mayor and Aide' nien Vi the City Of
Davenport in Council assembled:
Your >oiDmitt,e ~ ~hon vas fcrred the
,tlon o. Price i Connor beg Leave 10 re-
.r that III their i'll II the right value VI
..tlt.oncrs 8 ock in tr de would be 4,O0O
We ht rel re offer the 10 ow ug Re y u.loh:
Resslrei, That lie assessinen OF the stock
n.ce ., P,le Conner un Brady street D.
du.-d we smvuns Vt tour shUvsA0d 4,vO'
oilafs.
H. II. AKDsssks,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-20
he DAILY EVENING EPTEER

ry'r into NJ Xcan territory, and Of his bein
pursued thither by Corlluas
In such an event, tho French General in com.
mand might complain that Brownsville restored
by the aid Of Juarcz's forces TO our arms. 49,.
being made base for the military Operations ~
CortinHs. Or if II be true that Cortnas from o,,r
sioe OF the river has brought sixteen pcce. of
artillery 70 hear upon Maamuras, IL Is not
unlikely That the French COMMANDER might cali
on our forces for his expulsion, or, without dus
thought OF our territorial authority, and by per-
mission OF the Bcb,ls, might even throw froops
INTO The state of IeNu, to operate upon hi, ad
Hcisary. Our army, t has TO be remem bercd
unlike that Of Ford, is amenabe TO internatiouai
Obligations. IL Is the agent of responsible and
recognized Government Fords army is not
lie might have free fight on either side of the
river. We cannot do this.
Accompanying the story, as It comes to us, is
the report, that several vessels from New Orleans
with general freight md with special supplies for
the army Of COrinas, have been captured bv the
French squadron at the mouth of the Rio Grlnde.
But from this there is far less danger of cumpli-
cation arising, than from the schemes Of the Con.
iederate plottors TO involve the United States
Government in trouble with the dc fac'o Govern
nont Of Mexico. To this end the whole energy
Of the Rebels will be directed. We have to see
10 It that the game shall not succeed.