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, 1864-03-24

tsrHR IRIgH FA1I.~-The members OF tue
Committee Of Arrangements for the 11eh NaIonA
Tair rcre ye45 busy yesterday in opening larse
eonsYcuneut Of goods inst Arrived TO hand ison
xnrious rarts. We are informed that cons1o9s-
uble donation IN money waa also received yeslet-
da., communication was also received ftofn inc
Iron Nouldcrs' Society conveying, ~ DONATION
cme Of McCotmick'e best prize reapers; the reaper
Is destined to form conspicuous part Of the grand
uocesalon On Monday next Tho largest prepara-
fions arc being made for TINT day. AL the civil
and military societics hsve received Invitations 70
taxe ps1 in the procotslon and several h2se ssni-
lied their intention Of doing 90. a meeting OF del-
eea1es vii be held On Fr:day evening to arrange
details., Contributions arc shower3ns In ffou I'll
quanerr, nnd the Fa!r bids fair to be naga'h-
cent SUCCESS.
RAr1y N TIE TaIRTEEEIH NARD.-O1e Of
thc most enthusiastic political meetings TIE hare
ever attended, WAS held At the house OF John her-
her. corner Of Orchard and Centre streets, n mo
Thirteenth Wnrd, last evening. The fires oi pa-
trsotism which burn 80 fcrventls IN inc central
oot.soas of the city are fully equalled by those
hieh rsHc in the outskirts &nd more dietant wards
Al 1oaai hundred and nifty OF the Intelligent men
and otefs uf This and adjoiuing wards gathered at
an est3y hour, and listened to excellent speeches
from NosesH. Fisher, Peck, Lau.r, Charleston,
Hainee, HHdng, and others.
This wrd wns carried Mt the last election BY tht
4,nmptzbeads By tx11ing majority. This majority
G5n rrr4ssnly he overcome, and the Ward repse
aarted In the ncxt Council by = man who VII b.
n. yote and biz influence neutrs,'zo the pefnicioa
:: 4ndnenee Of the Cppperhcsd alderman Armstrong
Tne meeting va. splendid snceees.
=. e~s.. = =.
Com, PR1TcnARp q Cot 1e comph
both to chsse aad the Rssss n,s3nsa
selves TINT many Of the mos. sasaSoss % Da1nes a
ethsr cue. are nat og,q s1 pu. e VII.
moving hsher' bringing NOV aa'tian o - ,S.t ~
is OF faE more consequence @p,esso rb,t It :. =,
ness talent wncn NV nss .. sa.u' .r-1.i In this eitv Of
daJ. We noo'1 n1s.e aus a Cohb and D. Pr,tc,
sse. r,.n1 seaIr tnoTn In the former city as
., sbiIshed mud extenaive booksellins nsu
~ r,vr 7nst opened 1t No. 81 Lake street. nnde
, 1864-03-24

.Ana1vAI. OF REcRuITs.-About hlty re-
c,oits and veterans, belonging to the slst Anols'
arrived at the soldieza' Resi- and after oresR&es'
ptocecde0 to CampFry.
, 1864-03-24

sE.roue RoRnrRY.-A traveller staying at
4bc New York House on Tuesday night had ms
1,odroom entered by conc thief possessing aeec-
ton 1cys. md his wallet and contents, smoonuns ~.
to fso, stolcn. The poice arc on the usex stIv -
t1aueg1essor. and It is to be hoped WILL ep's'
bring him to Justice,
, 1864-03-24

.PKasoSA1-Coloncl Hur1burt, 21st Wiscon-
san1unautr, recently escaped from Libby Prison.
ia In tbs dt., es route to re'otn nus .ee.mn. ~
Tunnsl Til. The Colonel vas captured AZ tne DEL
, 1864-03-24

Ladies, Loyal league.-The regular meet
ing Of the Ladies' Loyal League will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
Methodist church block-this Thursday afiernoop'
at aK o'clock An ugent directly from Washing
ton and New York will be present. A general At
tendance te requested.
, 1864-03-24

Tenth Ward q. L. A. Mcetlng.-Am meet.
ing Of the Tenth Ward q. I. A.win be held to.
night, wien good speakers will be present. Busl
ness Of importance Will be BROUGHT before the mcot
Inn I ri there be good attendance.
, 1864-03-24

+.FaoApR OF REDn PalsoEEas.-fouEteen
rebel prisoners broke out Of the hite oak q q
Osup Douglas, BY tunne1lfng, and suoceeaeo !"
e,n8inp The ruard. They are etf1l at large
, 1864-03-24

Tor SALE-The best Spring
wagon in the city. suitable for peddl1nG Or any
iieht business aiso two sets single barnes Gall a.
SMITHS Livery Stable, 18 and 1s9 East A1 s.
, 1864-03-24

Seventh Ward q. L. A.-There Will be q
meeting of the Seventh Ward Union League To-
night at the German Hall oa Blue 1sland Avenue.
7K O'Clock fharp.' Business Of importance WIN
come befo1o the rucet1ugs
, 1864-03-24

TOR SALE.-Grain House and
Cattle Yard, located at good station on G. 2. 4
complete and tn good order. VIII be sold cncsD. IS
owEer Is htath and desires 70 ose oat At
atras1 Cht~srn mh29bNi-Gt.
TOR SALE-Cheap. An open
buggy In nrat rate orier has been but l,tto used.
ni uTIE OVELTY WORKS." Adams street.
, 1864-03-24

Nrw puEspr7xRlAs CHURCH, a.-as,s ns
prosbyte1an society to BE- called INC s.hoo mei, hss
rsusbytci.n Church q cso sso pess sas uuion ParF
besn organized on the "ess .,ao' 49, ~ rnsc1
and Med,sou streets, upon which the church ed1'
flee win be erected.
, 1864-03-24

FOR SALE.-A valuable inside
l. business lot, chesp-a rare investment, x1o9oo 90
ss4io. en Etate list SOUTH of weifth street, $500.
so several Ye5 desirable resse@Hes @ otg as cetaSe
Also fof sale or rent = good store and dwelling On
State street. north Of Hnfsen Fire acres on Stase
fjns lao I'd feet co1ner Madison and Lincoln sreets
AppIy TO RUEss1Asf : z1AEfE1, e5 Randolph street,
, 1864-03-24

r1cNuuy & Co., 81 Dearborn street,
have receiycd lot OF the most fashionable styles
T Enrl;ah. French and American note and billet
as- md envelopes. Sea their advertisement Of
}n}Iiai cuboss.ne in another column.
, 1864-03-24

TOR SALE.-A second han d
WoodwoEth Planning md Matching MACHINE,
wood ffa1ue Is feet long, Has six Feed Eols; fanes
snd Matches. Is irches Price SW easn; a!a e
, 1864-03-24

TOR SALE-Cheap, a.good
va stand upr oflce desk. walnut. With book case.
pigeon holes and drnwers. At 30 Eorh Ocafoosn
se1eet, between North Water anu hlnzlc sHeesa'
, 1864-03-24

TOR SALE-Or exchange, in. part
for city property In the suburbs, or real estate n
country town, house and lease 30 23 aud rs South
Clnrt street: Apply on the premises, mp staHs-
, 1864-03-24

Atlantic Monthly for Aprtl.--John r.
VAIN correr of Madison street. and Custom
HouEe M Place, has received the AE7ntk Monthly for
April.
, 1864-03-24

1i,u,tpapt Colonel PAYNE of the stth, then spoke
low yyords Of thanks to the Board Of Trade. Tor
irnsef and on behalf OF the regimcnt for the COT
dial reception which h1d been extended 70 tnem'
, 1864-03-24

WANTkD .. TO- a:g!3 Agents + ~ .ms as
MAysnere IN Minnesota aiso rome choice kclt-o
works. Liberal commission given. +AEsnts hse ~
ing sple mildly With these works. Address. with
stamp, o. G. GIBBS, P. o. Drawer 65ea, Chicago.
mh98bl9l5t
, 1864-03-24

TOR SALE-At a bargain. Lots
fter's Addition ia for Bnle at half price: Apply TO
PHIL HUyNEt q. S. Commissioner, T. D. bdlldfns.
, 1864-03-24

ppmb,em p rhsli tioat throughout the entire country
not star bedimmed, nor 4 stripe caaeea. load
cpF:ause-l -,
Colonel Blnck was then introduced BY Gencra
White, aud was warmly greeted by The cittzoas
Hs ~ an f5nf q
for the feld, ono Of thc11 was IN tae POSSESSION
General White, the other they would leava. Il
nd 9sped to 5ng Te 11ss sss sqes3 ses'
enc eDeny s9 Stood I've to one aghttne; twenty
mp tS n bs dea ads
The color sergeant fcl another took 1t and carrle
il trtumphartiy through that hard fought deld. y
Missouri TOO thss Id ased 1pS aees
1irars md earh fimc whipped them driving them q
mi out Of he State. Hc hid seen them agstn Wy
Heron s. shD SaS seea W fe Zee he % outlets
lie enemy at Chalk's Linz, while from behind o9
own a1ey vea nnteEtanatsy plousa''nE sgo'nG; 'e'
+ vicksbu1p, at Atchafalaya and ohe! places ne ~
scen thc1a carry that 1sg, and now they brought
:, back. The thought Of that hour had been ne "a
I which hsd lured them onward to the dghs; u
l. thouebt Of returning home had cheercd them l
r every difHculty, priyatton and struggle .
d COLONEL SHERMAN.
u ColouclF. T, Sherman, Of the Second Board I
y Trade Regiment, WAS loqdly eaned toI ana 5eiae
torcdcem It's pledge too, and had done somethl5 z
= . su;...a the honor ol the glorious old tss.
" welcomed tho 18th home7 Ae Wss proud or :. =
.s rolled ia The South there had u!ino
+ ! boys boys batled asainat It and rolled i bae!
!. The record OF his own rcstment was Win them M
e bc needed not to epeak Of It: The time for the
70 return was not yet here but when the Go!e:nme'
;, to na4n, as they did before. WIN au the 9th
'g cessc tic contest tiil tho land was fay redeem;
o Irom tic foul treason which has oscrshadoWed
+ LIEUT.. oo1- xA1sa.
ps Iiert. Col, Mann, Of tho saith, near neiGhbo.
- :, ths :s1ih Wns railad ont He said he came with
y y Two Of being one Of them He gave them % cord
had ksp. = coss watss On 5e'as 1nen n
~ saif r Inc EasteIp pu1t OF tho gtates- He Z
=, move to bp able to trace teedr record Taey oor.
fIltlc hichcr than that Of eoldier-tt #aa Veteran
- LIEUT.. COZ. PArHK-
a 1t.nt4pant coioncl payne, of tho ssh. then epo
c. fc,y yorda OF thanks to the Board Of Trade.
er himself and on behalf Of the reg1ment lct the
diai reception which Ind been extended TO tne
, 1864-03-24

bronchial Adectfons.-"A knowledge Of
,he manner In which yarons articles combined
10 form Browns Bronchial Ttoches,' and The ben.
sdnr.i ne to use them in my practice. believing
them of great benefit in affections Of the bronchial
a1.a,s ete VT r.. " Lane, II. D.
, 1864-03-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

prcsentatfons.-Thet teachers Of Bryant 8
stratton's Commercial College, Meszrs. j. Hoom-
beck, Jno ]. Deham, JAS. G. spencer and Dr. 4.
A. Hill, were the receivers OF valuable presents
tron ihcit stniIauts On Inst evening.
, 1864-03-24

1rw1aH FESTIVAL OF JoT.-Tuesday Tas
the day Get apart BY the IRaetes for the celebsa-
brstou Of the Feast OF Pusim, festival or joyful
rememhrauce. This festival was instituted by Nor
decai, at ths euggestioa Of Qnscn Esthcr. "1fe Of
Ahssuc4aa, King Of Peraia, to eelearate the denv.
erausa OF the Jewish nntion 1pm the deaisns OF
Hsnxa. The origin Of the name u derived nom
the fad that, beginning In the nsst monsn, Sasan'
the- sst Pur or lot for m entire year before Ha-
.nsn to destroy m the Jews. The full particulars
1afive 10 this feast can be aaeertalned By refer
ence tn the Book Of Esther.
, 1864-03-24
TOR SALE-A new buggy, at l4o I

TOR SALE .-Stallion.-I have for
sale at my stable on Kenzte street the anest u.
lion ever brought to Illinois, He Is Men.5r'n21<hhe h
roitine family Of the country. HnTgTTGno III Wfi pc
pleased T. look ath him. 'oa1' 1'o "1'1'
, 1864-03-24

v11inofs st, n1Iss1on.-Rev. Mr. Wright will
sneaE In The Illinois Street Mseion this evening at
a1o
, 1864-03-24

The u. s. Christian Commission An"
ntyersary.-Tickets can be had by llthose want.
ing to attend. They be had until to.t1ny noon,
and no seats viii DO reserved aiscs II O'Clock TINS
evening. when eli then coming In will hare to take
thelr chances Of obtaining standing up or sitting
down.
, 1864-03-24
1WantRn--agEMtS.

" "ANTED-25 men Of strictly
w temperate ard sober habits. oi experience u
general buaneas Agents, to travel and lntroanca
Fnrm Implements. None nked apply unless the5 pos
SEES The above qualifications. To such can be giyen
constant aPa foek cssa CAS-
County, Michigan. nnst'ps:E.e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, on the LIST day Of july A
w 1861, johnson Walker, OF the conn,
Clinton, in the Stale OF Iowa, executed
George 5. G. Dow, as trustee, y certain de-.
trust, conveying to said trusteeSthe land in
ton county, Iowa. described as follows to.w
the south east quarter OF the north cas-, qu
of section No. eight Is in township No el.
three o9 north Of range No. four 4 east q
fifth 9Th p. m. Which said conveyance
made by the said johnson Walker, for the
pose OF securing the payment OF six certain i
issrv notes therein specified, and the IN
thereon, sigusd BY said johnson Walker.
the st day Of July, A. d. 1861, aud pasab
follows One for GA 90 payable June 1T
one for ss4, 90 payable January lst, ls63, Q.
SIS 40 due january LIST, 1854, one for sTl 60
able January LIST 1865, one for s61, 20 pa, bic
uary LIST 1865. one for t6l 81 payable ,iafuaf
1857, all payable TO order Of Macklot i COrI.
their Office in the city Of Davenport, Iowa
And now said three first mentioned notes
ing become due and payable and the SAID J
son Walker having failed to pay the san
Geo. ,. &. Dow, trustee Us aforesaid do Ii,
give this public notice, that By virtue % the
er which is in me vested By said deed Of I'm,
will OIL SATURDAY, the 5th day of June J
1854, AT The hour Of two o clock in the after
Of said day, al the Cour. House door in the ci,
Davenport, expose and offer for sale, III !,
auction, the parcel Of land above DESERT ri
much thereof as shall be necessary TO satisfy
pay the amount OF said note with tie into
thereon to the day 0. sale, together with ait
costs and expenses attending said rale costs Of
notice and trustees fees
Dated the 18th Of Nav, 1864
may25dts GEORGE S. c. DOW i1rusts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
WARRINGTON, juno l.


Hou.r.-Mr. Stevens, Of Pa, reported .
substitote 70 the Senate bill amendatory ef
the Pacific railroad oct, passed July, 1862,
the consideration OF which was postponed
until Thursday.
Mr.. morrill,, Of w., remarked that the
committee on ways and means bad directed
him to suggest that the entire day be given
to the discussion OF the tariff bill, and that
the debate be cynflned TO five minutes
speeches. On bis motion il was resolved
that the House ct 4:3O O'Clock to-day, take
q recess till 1880.
Mr.. Smith, oil Ky, moved that when the
House adjourn tomorrow It be tiii Mon.
dav week.
The Speaker replied that tho House
could not thus adjourn.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. Schenck in tho chair,
and took up the tariff bill.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF w., stated the reasons
for . change in the tariff. The treasury
required large supply Of means. The
increase Of internal duties made consid
erable increase Of duties on foreign impor'
tations necessary. WOOL, cloth aud lrcn
cannot now be produced - cheap - three
years ago. An increased tax on the luxur-
les Of lie and fashion would be blessing
II larger means can be secured for the sup
preston Of the rebellion, be did not believe
the war would be protracted. The prima.
~ obj:c, OF the bill was to increase reve-
nue., and at the same time nurture our do
mestic products, and thus secure increase d
internal revenue. As to the depreciation u
our currency, he said that though . de-
c,sive victory will prove . sharp remedy,
still perhaps tho most eifectual remedy
would be to cease the issue Of legal tenders
and rely upon loans on U. s. stocks. The
committee did not recommend prohibiting
duties because the Government seeks reeves
nue.. This was war measure, and tempo
rary IN its character, ard as such be b,.
l.ev.d the country would approve Of it.
SxxArE.-Mr. Fossor introduced the e.,
lowing resolution, which WAS adopted:
Rssolusd, that the Committee On pen
sions be instructed to inquire whether an J
iarthrr legislation il necessary to provide
suitable relief TOR the widnws and children
u! coIored soldiers in the service Of th.
United States, who we're massacrsd 1t FoI,
Pillow, and that said committee have leave
70 report by mail: or otherwise.
On motion OF Mr.. MsDvugall Il was re
solved that the Committee on Foreign Re
iasion- DO Instructed to inquire and report
what legislative action is necessary in re
gard to the treaty with Great Britain, and
whether It be desirable, should the treaty
continue ia force, that the Pc fic Coast b.
included in the operation, and IN view o
The foregoing the committee be instructed
to report to the Senate upon the commer
cial results Of the treaty thus far.
The House bill to expedite tho settle
mcpt Of land titles in Califvrnis, ~ Sar
Fsaucisc, and elsewhere, was passed.
The consideration vi the tax bill vas theE
resumed.
The Senate at 4:3O took recess until
,'.iack
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
WARRINGTON, June 2-2:l5 p. NJ

WARRINGTON, June 2-2:l5 p. NJ.
Mljor General Dir:
"A d spatch FROM Grants Headquarters,
dated yesterday, June lss, at 10 4. NJ. las
cen received bv this department.. Ii
sf,.trs that abou. 5 p. NJ the day before
S1ericen perceived = force Of rebel cavalry
et Cotwatcr, winch proved to be F'z
nuga Loss division, which he attacked,
aud after hard fgnt routes 't, together
with brigade OF nfsntry which came TO
if- support. Sheridan remained in posses
SION .. the p,ace. He reported At da' *
that he had u consi5.fani' number OF prs.
ouers, ard that .hcre weio III .ny rebel De al
sad wounled on the field lie was order
cd to hold tue po-iilon, and at ~ P. NJ. tie
9th corps set out {, scsupy II.
We have not vet hear. from Wright or
Sh,rii3c this morning and DO not knos
v heth. The iotDer sog 81. troops 10 lii n
destination. Smith n.ast D. close upon lie
column this morning. The cneu.y are also
'navlsg heavy column N some erection.
The order has gone 10 Warren 90 t.ii upon
tl,ir flank.
Wilson vas engaged as Hanover q. H..
with Young's cavalry. He routed Young
killing and capturing many, but there L.s
boon good deal Of artillery iiilns in tta'
direction this morning.
Warren reported last night that in bis
fight Il Monday afternoon nesr Esthsida
Church, the Colonel Of the l3 h Virginia
and Col. Vi ills, COMMANDING Pegran.'s
brigade, were killed. Col. Christian, 40 h
Pa, was wounded aud captured, SO was the
A. A. G. Of R,mscy's brig.de-nsme not
reported. Ten other commissioned officers
were captured ard seventy ptlvates. The
rebeis were buried on tie field on our cen.
ter Burnside reports mis- advanced line as
being this morning. within a mile aud halt
Of Mechanicsvills. No other military ia
telhgenco has been received by this depart.
ment since yesterday.
tSigncu,1 +. II. STANTON.
An expedition up Asbepoo river, Fla, ly
Gen. Birney, bad p.cn unsuccessful. owing
~ dsoocdlence Vi orders By pilot.
The steamer Boston ct aground, ard
was rlt':lca by u battery. Several mcn
we're killed ard drowned, and the boa,
burned - prescnt 't- falling into tic
hands Of rabels. Some ninety horses.
many teongIng to the 4th Massachusetts
Cavalry, wore lest The Bost.n former,,
ran tetxceA B Iston ate Bangor.
The troops on board were safely trans
terrcd, and the expedition returned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
Michigan Central Railroad.

treat Central Route u Neu York. Ne,s 4. al
and tie Canaaas
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVENl
~ 10Th, 1868, trains viii leave the Great
,ral Union Depot. foot Of Lake street. 81 lallY
$50 a. m, Sundays excepted. Arrive IN b.
$50 p. m. Toronto, 445 p. M; Suspen
Bridge. 4:o5 a m; Buffalo, 500p M; abb
3;45p. m; New York. $3.50 p. M Boston.
$40 p. m. Saturdays excepted Arrive ID
troit, 500 a m; Toronto, AS p. m; Suspens
Bridge, 445 p m; Buffalo, 500 p. IN, Alba
4:45 New York. 1850 m Boston 500 y
1000 p m, Saturdays and Sundays excepted
rive in Detroit 1000 .. m; Toronto, g.a5 b
Suspension Bridge, 9:lO p. m, Albany, -
M New York, 2. As p. IN. Boston, 500 D.
CI & n Att IRA $
(via. Michigan Central X. r.
Leave Chicago 1t $50 a. M, Mail Train lo
Fast Express. The 1000 p. m tram lesy
Chicago runs through to Cincinnati with
change Of cars or baggage.
Tuttan's Patent VentlatinQ and Wsrming !
sratus on all Cars Of this Company. An elep.
smokers Car, with Euchre Tables, has lately 4,
added to day trains. Patent sleeping cars
night trains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale at oil principal Il,
road Offices in the West, at the General OH
corner Of Lake and Dearbon streets. under /
fremont House, Chicago. and at the depot
H. Y. RICE, GenI SUIT
II. C. WENTWORTH, General Western pa
Agent. Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

The elegant Northern Line packet Pembina.
Captain Hill. will depart for st. Louis and way
landings tomorrow morning. G. D. Carroll In
IN The Once. r. N. Prettyman, agent.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, will depart for St Paul and way points
Monday morning. Len. W. Eldred in the
Office. RIM. Prettymsn, agent
The new Northern Line packet Muscatine,
Captain Rhodes. will depar, for St. Louis this
evening. Geo. W. jerks in the Office. r. NJ
Prettyman, agen.
The new and elegant mail and passenger packe,
keithsburg, Captain G. Morrison, will depar,
for Fort Madison and way points to morrow morn
ing at o'clock, making connections for 81
Louis in IS hours. For freight or passage ap
plyto E. A. Tilebein, agent.
The mail and passenger packet Bill Hender
son. Captain D. v. Dawley, will depart fol
Dubuque and way points tomorrow morning =
R. NJ Prettyman, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
WARRINGTON, Juno 1850 P. NJ.

MAYOR general DIX:
A dispatch from Gen. Grant, dated this
morniDg at Bethsids Church, 7 4. NJ. has
Just been received. 1t states that yestcr.
day, "a. NJ, an attack was ordered to be-
made on our left At Cold Ilarbor BY the
9th corps and the troops under smith.
Warren and Hancock, being held 10 reed,.
ness to advance 10 their respective points.
The attack vas made with spirit about S
O'Clock T. NJ, continuing until about dark.
resulting in our carrying tho enem, :
works on the right Of tue 9th corps. Who
st'ii held them, ard also Ito first line in
front OF Smith. The latter, however.
were commanded IN the r,ar, which made
tLose carried untenAble. Tue encn,y made
repeated assaulss ON each OF the corps MOI
engaged 10 the nalu assault, but w.re re-
pulsed With less IN every iosIsucc.
Several hundred prisoners were taken.
out cannot say what number, nor estitr a,e
nelther our or tue enemy's casuaitics
During the night the euemy made sew
ofai assaults to regain what they had Loaf.
out failed.
No dispatches havo been received from
any other quarter by tho Department. to
Jay. E. NJ STANTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

WAsHlN0roN, June 2.
The reason why SIX per cent. loan ut
1881 bonds has not been advertised by the
Treasury Department Is that other plane
have been urged upon Mr.. Chase. One OF
tncsa plans Is to put loan nt new ~
bonds VI the market, interest payable ~
currency. A prominent member oil Goa
giess ucyes the Secretary To make the
bud, Ia able IN gold
Senator Wilson stated yesterday that
tn, MY. tax bill will NOT nett the Govern
myn, much over $500 700 OOO A large
deficiency uu-s be provided for IN some
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

Many On board nasroUly escaped. The
enoke ssd Hsmes ssodsred eeress b he
staIrvsy iupossibls. Many escaped b che
roof. No lives ere known 70 have oesa
lost. Psymsster Boggs, Of the United
States navy, Va seriously burned, snd
csme nesr being sufocated while attempt
Ing 20 save bis friends and papers.
The entire loss may reach half million
dollars or more, consisting principally Of
naval stores, including the Paymaster's
sale, containing S0OO, 600, and another con-
tanning $ll 600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
Chicago 4 Rock Island Rallroa,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 10Th. 1876.
~ and until further notice, trains will lea.
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted a. follow.
LIST Mail train at -. ......s 81
81 i8us SAIASS oD, p J
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excepts
% follows
LIST Night express at..............5 20. A,
I'd Daily express and mail train = o5. r. /.
AL trains over this route are in direct come
ton at Chicago with trains over both the Aichi
gan Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg 10,
WAYNE and Chicago Railroads 70 and from De
troit, Toledo, Co!i nbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls ALB
ny, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. an.
Washington.
Passengers are reminded OF the neces,:t
Of giving distinct directions az 10 the destination
Of their baggage, also TO procure tickets besor
taking their seets 10 the cars, a. the conductor
collect fares only TO the stations the line Of thu
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
mylS "a TRACY Su,'t