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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

For the best barrel Of Flour made Of the
least amount of wheat.
FirsI premium, $500
~ do aa 200
A sworn statement to be furnished to the
eecrotary at the time of making the entry
Of the above -four
For the best barrel Of -four without regard to
tho amount Of wheat.
First premium, 800
z! do 4....- 3, 200
Cln'2ittee-JohnD Dickorsop, William Ber-
rard and w. W. Wilson.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

In addition to the foregoing premiums the
following Committees to Judge of unenu-
merated articles will award premiums at
their discretion on any and every article that
they may consider meritorious, which is not
embraced in the foregoing list. a.I7
Unenumerated Articles for Fe-
n males. .I..
ii. Class r.
Co,nn,,ttee Jane Workman, Mrs. Susan
Dunlap, Mrs, Wesley Cassell, Mrs. Mary
Stringer and Mrs Butler Kennedy,
Unenumerated Articles for Males.
Class S.
Con,mittee--Joseph Sharon, j. M. Paul.
Charles Fox, Jno Q. Jamison and Ingram
CLARK. .eL liiM 1sla 5ls 9aa III
Everything which is not embraced in the
stated list Of premiums, viii be entered 'un-
der these committees, and will be as CAREFUL
" noticed as those which ara named and
premiums will Be awarded as above stated.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

Best Mule two years old and upwards.
First premium, ...r 400
I'd do ... 200
Best Mule one year old.
First premium. 800
I'd do 200
Best Mule colt.
First premium, 200
I'd do . f.. ..... r 100
Conlmittce-R. T. Hargrave, Henry Bar
ricklow and Samuel Richey.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

! On the First Day of the Fair one hour
viii be devoted to Boys under Is years of
agel Horsemanship. Diplomas win be
alwaded.
Committee W. L. Howsef, Patrick
| Lynch and Jno NJ Robinson.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25
FINE ARTS.
Boys TTo1-semanship.

Best Case OF JeWeIfy' M 5,Ul
ommittee-John w. Scott, N. A. Hanna
and j. p. johnson.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25
HOGS.
nnE,t pnAr

.... Best Boar.
First premium, 500
I'd do 800
Best Breeding Sow, the litter Of pigs to be in
thep with her, not less than six pigs, nor
over two months old. ., ...f ... D..
First premium, 500
I'd do 800
Best thrse fat Hogs.
First premium, 800
I'd do 200
Persons exhibiting Fat Hogs are request
to give to the Committee written state
ment setting forth the manner of feeding
Commitee--Amzi McNamee, Peter Thonl-
as and John McFadden, (Athens.)
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-05-25

Besti bush. Red Wheat, harvested in ls4. 100
I'd DO r44ce, i u ga,ztj| I'd q 30
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

RsoULAs MssIIss, CouxcrL CsAnsss,
March a 1854 y

RpoULAs Nss1Ise, CouxciL CsAnRss,
March 3, 1854
His Honor, the Mayor, not being present, on
motion Of Aid. Mccain, Aid. Davespest was
appointed Mayor pro ter'.
Present-Ald. Andf esen. ClAussen, Coult-
hart, Cunningham, Davenport, Hirschi, huot.
Joues, Mitchell, McCarn, Noe and Wunderlich.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and aP-
proved
Petition Of the Scott County Medical Society,
praying for the use Of the City Engineers once
ior their library, was presented and referred 70
committee on public grounds and buildings,
with power to act.
Petition Of Daniel Ryan, stating that the pc
titioner is about TO dig cellar and ohers the
dirt to the city, was pre- esented and referred 70
the street COMMITTEES, with power to act.
Petition Of N. Burns aud others, praying per-
mission to erect q frame building within the
fire limits, was presented and referred 10 com.
mittce on FIRE aud water, with power to act.
On motion Of Aid. McCsrn the ordinance
committee was instructed TO report IN amend
,nent to the fire limits ordinance forthwith.
Report Of City Sexton, showing lS inter-
ments during the month Of Feb. 1864, was pre-
sen,ed aud received and filed.
The committee on publc grounds and build
ings, to whom was referred the petition OF the
Washington Square Association, reported in
favor to grant lease Of five years, which re-
port was adopted.
AID. Coulthart offered the following:
To III. Hono,abie Aay2r and CITY Council:
The committee on public grounds report that
we have rented the Hospital ground 10 Mr.
Priest for the sum Of 475 per year for two
years, and the privilege Of tue third year.
Adopted.
The Street committee, to whom was referred
petition of A. G. Fulton, reported that the pc.
tltoner be allowed to withdraw his petition,
which report was adop.ed.
committee to whom was referred the conf
nunicalion of Samuel HirschI, May 9th. 1868,
reported that they had examined tho locality
anu could not agree on the price to open Mar
quet,e street, and asked to be discharged and
"a special committee be appointed to report ut
the next meeting, which report wa. adopted
aud a special committee Of Aid. Claussen, An.
dre sen and Noe was appointed.
Report OF the Acting City Treasurer was pre-
sented, received, filed and ordered published
with The proceedings
To His Honor tie Mayor ard Gentlemen 2f the City
Council.
Inv unde:si2ned begs leave TO report to you,
ho o, able boaj In behalf of the late CITY TreRsur
er th. following list Il receipts and Expenditures
from December Ist, 1868, to dpte.
Qpcsi,fs of f'onIp~euf EunH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
The meeting then adjourned.
Nor DsAD.-The depths Of our nei

Nor DEAD.-Tbe depths Of our neigh
bo.'s Uisdom have been e,irrsd. and he calls ne
an ass. And. forsooth, why ? simply be-
cause We conlidingly believed what our ortto-
dox friend eaii in his.family newspaper, that
the Auditing Board had deceased. But We
have been rewarded according TO our deserts {;
We are victim OF misplaced cob fidsncs. How
could We know that tbe Gazette was indulg-
Ing 10 Pick ckwickisnism, and when it said
dead il didn't mean dead? Or, how could
We know that its competitors were blundsrers.
and the talented editor himself could not read
proof? Well, although our simplicity has
earrei US place 10 the species ass. we have
ELECTED an expiaua,ion from our co, alDporary
which sets at rest the important question "ls
tho Auditing Board deadi' Much humbled
under the weight Of ears, render. We announce
that the ,ard still iives-vouchers are still
good. Bot don't. as you value your auricu-
lars. too implicitly trust in our neighbO,'s :
tVpps,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

Is III III OeT DeMchT0t was referred 10 cun-
milte G 90 ptintiug.
Bin Of J. NJ. .iagett h Co was referiei to
cow ues 0sSpebiic erosuds and buildings
1be committee n whom was referred TO Oh.
tain siapalsres, Ia tavor. Of amst dir & The city
char,er, asked to,,her time, which was giant
I'd.
The City A torney, TO whom was referred 10
examine aud report to the Council OF wha.
ahls and fsauchise The ferry company own,
presented The following rrpo,t t, which vas 70.
ceived aud ordered published With ptoceed-
in2s. sisf
TO tie CITY Coxseil If tie City If Dnres
port, in council assembled:
A. ,he last meeting of the Council yoss di.
rec,td NE TO G, qsire into lheIiaLts aud priv.
tieses belsnsing 10 4 c1mpany COW wning
Ferry hanchises between this city aud Bock
Island.
and that these pfivil ees are now claimed
upder deed fr.m LeC.airc 10 John Wilsors
ard license froa tie Scott County Court
which will expire By its own Limitation on the
4.h day Of June, A. D., 1865.
Un The 25 h DAY of May 1887, Antoine Le-
Claire execated . deed to lonn Wisoa, Con.
veyins certain boats, &c, aud purpotstng TO
convey also, to Wilson, the right 10 keep and
use Ferry acsoss lhe Mississippi river, com.
ueucius a. . point known as ihs Ferry Hon {.
10 the town OF DsNsbposs, ex,ebdtng sue mile
Or, aud one mile down raid river, and -als0
The privilege Of pacing over LsClairs's land
for t0as purpose.
Mr.. LeCiaire not bsisg then sovereign,
ccad nos give any validity to the grant Of =
ferry ffanchise-lbe 0sate alone has power
to giant . franchise Of this chatacter-and
The State had conferred the aatbCrity 70 act
10 this mater 70 ihs County Court.
The Coaoty Coart bee never regarded this
deed of LsClairs, % far - + aosese ferry
rieh .. - Of any feece. This ceasss on the
2ud day Of January, 1854. granted 70 Whis-
ier .aad Michel, licencs 70 f6n : ferry from
Davenport 10 the city Of Rock Island, aae -
the Island Or Rock lsland, foe the peried ef
ten years. This license was assiesed - the
present ow1srs of tns fsrry. bat has nov e.
pifed. . M s. 80 $ ressea
There remaius shen, v ~ psessst ossess.
an unexpised tceass of abeas yeaf 90 .
bali. This lloeUeo rueo - aJoeeV Wtno0s
Tbesss ]. Robioecu ~ Ja.se Qraett 81
asahssisss tAea r ~ = tes4 tss4 J = !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
TovAlasssts, Janaary /, lss&....s ssss. .s1s.s
EDw'D ANTHON 4, Psss.
IaxAu z. q. jim, Seo'y. efsA
Aup1r sx's OFFICE, Iowa.
Das MuiNss, Fcb. 1, 1854.

Il 10 hereby certified, that on the 6r-t
Aas of eebeaasy, lts4. sWosn statement w1s He'd
a. tst, Otsee, suo~ing the condition u the
TnmIy Fire losaeHuce Company. l0cetOd %
N 81 City, In the state Of Nv Yor. on ehe
Sr,t dSy of JAnuNsy, 4. D.. 1854 IN slcotd.ncs
Gs,sss ntov;v,o Of 81 Act u The 0~nstai Asssua-
NJ q the Ssa.e Of lows. eutitlsi ''As ase 70 fs-
laslou 20 l.sUaaes CowpApies." approved Jsna-
esv $50, 1857, 81 sn Act amsnAstofy thereto,
.y.,..ei ezr ~. Vth..lo5S, and N Act In reiA
I'M ..tl,xSito lAsusaaoe COmpantss, appfOved
NJ 4 l7th, 1855; shss said ssstsoset sIo~s
tAet Saia Csmpaay ie possssssd OF the reqeisse
s."sns Of ssptsal sii invested - rsqairsd By
H.thoeasy Il thscsfoee given 70 the sbsvs nan.
- Co1ljS % tsAe6set THE appeopsisss .utt-
49, A Sae1tuseo, ID this .Dests. - aecoraeaee
eitA ssaslsas sAsssef, uasil The ssss dsy es jar
sa,vx ~. lo8& q ~ - y = - ~
sss . ~ - :as,.sss, ,shas Jsaa LSsits Asa y =
EsxAse. 81 lDoesgpsst, tas bsss dsly appointed
= ssi6 Censary sheislsUfsl Agsats asd Atioe.
ss,sf3 SAe CsSnsy - 1ssts, 9TH tu,l power y
~ iiSksof IssseAaes tAs1ste scd - sekao~I.
e3eG ssetiss = tsssss. - lsovie:s y ~ sl:a
sslSce IA CsSnsys ssstl s<d eely Of thsseats-
e"ni . "a n ~ 6Gbse. n y further esrei1ed
0ee3Se e1teGhoa qisA Was snd eotsses espy Of
~ SSia sAaSoneot eeelusivo Sf a06eSit aad
~ sS16S7aT .lsW g.stf.ss 60 80 ssspsa
lssuSaasuy wsessl. 1 hsvs hers.
lsNsSs ssstley hsue - sosed ~ ssal q
e1ce =. AAs sad yser arst ,anose wiz.
--seS. i SsNotw. ,'AfTELL.
.ISha II. 6eOjts Z l,oss ~ ! 60
"a Y. sll9ss!ll ! ! Z! |: ! ~ +! ~ 1pseH9
ssdi .sss5 syfss{ Sets Al npisA iisaAss Aas -.
I re~sai ,ai@s sssdzI4 ne 'oea4s 1siesu ~ !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
Impertaat From Washingten.
The Extra Dounty Conalnued q
April lst.

6fArs o. IowA,l
ADsuFAxf 0ssERAL's OPYIcE,
DAvEnPoRf, lows, March 8rd, 1854.
CIRCULAR.
The following b pablished for the inforna-
tioo Of tho public. Being Of immediate and
general interest. The papen tbroushOst the
State are requested 10 publish il without
charge n. p. BAKsR,
a. G. OF Iowa.
-. fBy rslegraPh from WaSAinston.l
n - March q 1864, s P. n.
n S.pk Vel r &: IA N-Y go R
Cossssss has sxsGds1s sths tine for payiaG
EXTRA bounty 70 April flsst (1st) eighteen han.
dssd ssd sixiy<lsse (lae4. Notify No Gov.
lsspet, - - ~. =. Far,
e .rns.fs9 .4sar J. Ma
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

MArrNRE.--TO.morrow afternoon .
performancs win be given II the Theatre for
the secommodatioo Of lsdies aud Children
"Upels Toms Cabin" will be presented.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

LEcauRx.-The Library Association
has 6xsd the prics Of ticksss to the Lecture Of
VI. Bsvss which . 70 be dsiivarei mex. Wed.
nesday evening. attwenty five cents. and have
tso'lsdies. st Fifty cent?.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
STATE OF IOWA.
ApJurANr GENERALS OFFICE,
Davenport, Iowa, March 4, 1864.
CIRCULAR

Davenport, Iowa, March 4, 1864. &
CIRCULAR.
Papers throughout the State requested publish
the following statement, rratuousy in order to give it
wide publicity. Parties apply for these effects to
this Office bu. must In every forward sufficient
idence show that they entitled to receive them.
n. BAKER, A. G. ol Iowa.
The following list Of effects Of deceased soldiers com
prses such articles not il yentored at the hoeb-
tails. They have been turned over to me by d0erent
Surgeons IN charge. l have thought best to forward
effects the Adt General Of the State, who can
reques. the newspapers generally to publish said list thus
giving the parties intere sed the means Of obtsipk
them. j. DIAL, Agent. 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

Expended on ecst. s,rest wcrs. ....l G26 II
Amount overpsid from thi f1od s1j &c
Al Of which is most respectfully submitted.
VIM. A. REMINGTON.
DAvssPosr. Fsb. 22d, 1854.
The fire and wafer committee, TO whom was
referred TO ascertain for what new hose could
be obtaiued for, reported and offered the fol
lowing: <r.-ses
Resolred, That The Fire and Water commit
tee be Instructed to contrac. with Button &
Black for eight hundred feet of hose, and the
city give . note for six months with seven per
cent Interest, pay able in New York. Adopt.
ed.
Tae Ordinance committee reported that the
CITY has not the power TO make prisoners
work on The streets, and asked further time
20 report an ordinance 10 refc. euce to the
cI 'aning Of cutters, which report was adopt
ed
LII, conni..ee 10 whom was referred to
est blish grade of s b street, asked further
t,,.o Sphtch sva tad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

. OssA ON PELIov.-The Gozette, in
lie Indignant thrust st us this morning says
that "tbs 0azehe competitors b'underec 10
making the types say late instead Of State
Auditios BosD P,ek f,ut and correct again.
What dreadful types those must be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

New E0Tk @arkct.
SRw YosK, March 4.
CorroN.-Quipt at 7s 180c.
t,oUR-l0; higher. $s.7096.So Extra state
$7.l5t17. rs X. Il. ..
WHxAr-Market better. e15s.@l6O Chicago
Spring $l59G1.6l Milwaukee Club, Sl.63@l.67
Winter Red
CoRs- 81 ,300l 80 in store.
UAfs-Fsm. VO09l.
Poas Quiet. so OO@38 Is mess. S2l@2l.2 rs
old % SO new.
LARO- STEADY at 12K012N.
WuisKY-85@S8.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

LET men ever remember these two
thinsss lat Tha. the journey of life presents
few. II any obs sclss 10 lie path that perssvs-
rsocs will rot overcome. 81. hat Fauapd,
At the corner Of Brady and Second streets has
the largest. best and cheapest stock Of Hat,
Caps and Furs In the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

FoR silk dress patterns, shawls, Bal.
moral skirts. hoop skirts. sheeting, d-tick
Ing. hosiery, and voolsu goods. 20 10 Whis-
lsr's. where yon csn always 6nd real bar
gains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

DIED
At Albany, N. Y, ON the 15th alt, LLEWEL.
LYN EDWARDS. only child Of Geo. Batter and
Sara Ed wards GrGin, formerly Ct this city.
In this city on the eth inst, ANNA j., wife "
A. J. Speed, and daughter Of J. Pelton.
Funer., services at Trinity Church, Sunday Al
teruoon, at ~ O'Clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04


stores For Sale.
Two vk.uable storss we'll rented, easy terms.
House Lots For Sale
On Braay street 100 feet front by $50 feot
dssp-fsncsd PrIcs-&,aper frunt toot.
store Lots For .alc.
Ose ou Pou-sh street jast saet Of brsdy street.
Four on Foursh street psar E i,sosd dstct
All the Lots for sale tn Wet.
hnaOress Addition.
(formsrly kuowd as "tbs Patch y asi"id out IN
st,ee,s and lots, In ans which nay &c seen as
ear Office.
Omces for Rent.
In Merw;o's Block. Perry rect, ti6 o. II rooms.)
AlsuA veey eligible tmce VIII sn,o-f0on. oeaf
eorner Nrsdy and at sectnd streets
Also, fufpisu ed suitea Of Rooms for single gen'
Fifst Clase Houses for Rent
We are readyto snsags 10 rent Or to sell houses
70 be buiit.in IL spsis6sss 'be re'dy ,cr oceu-
p,nsy 10 Icy or Juus next plans of whca may
b sesu st oassOmg>. 'eA 4-"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
REAL ESTATE
IN 8 vNANOE AeENOv.
JOHN I. SW1TS 4 Co., l.i'
ssas L. svzs, snaonAns ,. slll' ws' ,. AiDD1s'
h,okoeA'o olooK, CUP sTAiRs.)
axG0HD STREET .,'..',F 80 ! +
Inprevel & Uaispreye1 Farms.
Y, - OxfY LOTs,, ss.a ! =.
Dwelling Hsasss Ard Stsess,
a0UGaT, SOLD AND LEANED.


ron ACRES MAR WALCOTr, (fO inpsov-
lZUsA snA aadse fsscs,) With house Price
u 20V. 70 satoAspss4e3 sdt nes tse..g 49,
ia serss I miles from the city, % Dsesbas
Road, sM lmreovsl - ssAss fence, .vsth house
and orchard. This 10 kaos . ~ ths Grant fAs0;
Price -S4 900. "a, !, i
80 A,ro, o. the Low. City ros.d. three mile,
west Of Brady Htrest al imprcv. and under
fence, sitb good house s rooms and cellar well,
baro, sssin bios, COW houses, wagon fhsd and
100 rrait srsss. Pries-$l 200.
20 &C. " 10 Winfield township, oil improved
and undss fence. Price 500. =,
Is, .,rss ia & l,ae couasy. H.. 10 miles north
Of tho Ohio Mississippi S.iiroad-unispiov owed.
Psice $500. Or ~,il be ex .haug,l fos ifop,ry
a Ss,.t, CEDAR Jr Johas1l Cauatiss. ..ff + /.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

uoUsEKEEpERs, and those who have
made ds"auangen,sn.s' 10 go into that line VI
business. should remenbes that the place to
purchsse tab'e e. glsss, china and silver ware is
that he is not able 10 supply ct very low fig
ures He has also . full supply of mirrors
and mirror plates OF all sizes. also ks -ossne
lamps aud oil. together With all lamp fixtures.
Cali and see bis stock before purchasipg else.
where
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Houses For sale.

Double hoo ", eoutbssst cor. Rock Island and
ll,h streets aPstoe--4209. i@ 3t !,
Dou ols aoass on nth street, second east Of
Ro.k I,lAud street. Prise-3l. 90 o M
bon ule house west side Perry street., corner OF
12sb pecs-33,5oO. Two thirds may remain on
mortgage at o per cent.
New frsns n use on Brady street, q gontess
rssidsLce) Price 3 500.
Frame hou south side Third street, one milo
wsst Of Brady street. Price Si.ooo. iWc
Va,usbo house with az acres II land. vol
stock cd with fruit Of I'll knas, with sable, car
risve aoi WOO b use, COW stab,e. wagon shed,
cis,crn, two y lis, pasture, orchard aud grove
tse whyle p,s zee wS1 fenced ani In perfect order
n nd reusir Pttee- q 400 x
Trans house sAst side Ripley street. hetwssn
LIT and "a stfsets, With lot 50 By 20 feet. Price,
81 600 p@S& A@*RR ~ A*@ tNtH q 4ss st
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RsAp the advertisement Of fur gloves
lsss, ID another column.

Tas recruits are coming forward live
~. One hubdred ssd City reported to-day ss
Col. Grier. Office, snd we're mustered In.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

N onthly X pnrt ~ j. q. Todd, state A gent
Of Iowa S1ldters, In Unf.ed states Geae
orsl Hospital.
KsoKux Iowa, March iat 1864
Private ION 1 ehoa, co. Il 10th f., died Feb. TO-
3eiirinm tYemars
ptivaie s.nusl Gnb r, %. q 35.h inf., died Fab
15, chronic d,ean;e'y
Priv ,se II nry j. IIirstann CO. A 2Uh inf died
2eb 20 carou dIairhea.
Private Joacth Alden, A 3oih inf, died FEB
a. CTR mis- diarrhal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
The BlKssRD ONRs.- Blessed arc

The BLKssRD ONES Blessed arc
thes .ha: are deaf f; for they never ient mons,
nor listen to ojiou- s;oriss Blessed are they
that are afraid Of thunder; fer they sh all hes
ua,e about getting mar led. and keep away
FROM political mss,iDg- Blessed are they that
are lean; for there 10 . chance ~ grow fat -
Blessed are they tbs. ere isuorant; for they
ar, happy 10 thinking that they know every
thing. Blessed 10 he thA. 10 ugly In fcrn and
featu es; for the gale ssant molest him Biess
ed. indeed. ara they who purchase their boots
and sbdes of Child 4 Co.. for they will get
shu worth of ther money. 10 the best goods to
be had anywhere. These sntsrpris na uer-
chants have just received from the East. .
large supply.
y B rGlns TO sRE 1.-THE man Of the
M.t Organ scross the river. known - 'Blank-
sss Thi.i." is weeping sadly over the late de-
mise o, bis party in that city, and jast begios
70 see Of bow much nee be has been pnd what
his Influence has smppeted to. Hs aitributes
the disaster 70 the Lesguers. and says. had
they made . somioation ~ they should have
done. and went TO work. . different result
would have been the i.sus."
Before the election he resorted to oil sorts Of
vile abuse towards the democratic ticket, all
ing is a copperhead. traitor. and an,i>uar
eonc-ss But sincs that time, seeing that the
prospect for obtsioing hrs bresd aud butter
-eN>.l~n.. ~~A H. f.s~
omOus career for the past fsv weeks, ami
eomss to bis enemy begging for mercy. Hear
him: "There were no poiitisai issuss 10 the
sosteat, and vs Do n,t bslisss that politics
wss referred TO ia advocating the election Of
either eAnd date
FoR 81. ours.-Ths favorite passen--
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TO-DAY'S. ADV'TS


Lost.
nON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20,
~ at or near the I'd B sptist Church, pair %
Far Gloves. A reward 1t two dollars will b paid
for their return to this Office. mch4-4t
Wanted for the Season.
I GOOD FARMER WITH TEAM, 70 60
"a on the farm of the Davsnpoet 0orghua Nan
8 Rsf,e Co. Ons who has he'd some experience
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1ns PaOPO sED RAILROAD TO DB
WITT
Meeting sf Cisass.s.


A number Of our enterprising citizens -.
senbled at the Office Of Mr. Geo. L. Davenport
last evening, March Sd, and organized by Sc.
lecting NJ. D. Higgins as chairman, and MI. r.
Hoops as Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been sta
ted, It was, on motion, resolved that delegates
to the number of II be sent from Davenport to
attend the proposed railroad convention at De
Witt The following gentlemen were selected
a. delegates:
Geo. L. Davenport, A Sanders,
K. 3. Hill, Geo. E. Hubbell,
A. g. Fulton, Jno. L. Davies.
L. I. Parker, Edwin Smith,
y. W. Skinner, G. G. X. Mitchell,
4. Lowry. Lorenzo Schricker.
A. j. Preston, A. 6tefFen,
Geo. W. Smith, Thoe. Scott.
d. Higgins
It was moved that the delegates have power
TO fill vacancies, and they be requested to do
%. Carried.
After some consultation it was agreed to
meet the delegates of Maquokcta and De Witt
at the Court House at the latter place, ON
Tuesday, the 18th Of March, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ
Carried.
The meeting then adjourned
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