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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

CURIOUS CASE OF iIALLUGiNA1lUN.
Tho Glasgow Sahiland) Herald" tells g
sad story. S,lne few yeats GGn mas:tr ma
rilrr nalnrd Stewart came 10 1.-Two in tiiasrnF,
accompanied ~ Ian s:sscrs. about tlfty-toln
and thirty eight Ycars reap:otivelf. fcnr
wears ago Cautnin Stewart Giaa il Africa, and
tbs two sisters shut themselves tip N their
houso, refusing to hnii arr intercourse With
the oltcr world. "a tie luh u warrsns h
search the kbusa Was obtained. an; tho T. !aoc
~sa sttarai by tha pilIGo. -cjomi"'iel by Two
medical men.
On tho right oi tho lobby VIE sa''n 'ilhir 2
r1t IN paflnr ind ieiroo'n, filled nth excel
lent lu:hiturn, but oreria.d %,''. - thi''k cost
ing Of dust which, tr.!,"u7 hal haVer Sttn
d,stIrkoI for ytar. On the la!t Tas /: rG6in
from n fiDh al iufGiturs bal beer rethhsci,
and the floor CT winch was a9Tn;si with 2 h9r-
rid accumulation ul refuse aLd t':h OF rTery
is.DririGn II tia ki5Ti,-a ti7rr T"Ta tr'
ur three scattered hnnk- is,nc Ga Ills dresser
Ia tire ire-jilca weT1 s,;:a" lshu-. hut. ~ M
appearances, thero hal bon lao tice III The
gratc .oe q leug!!'"htd period, nhd tbs rI"Eeat
scrutiny Of tbs apartment taiIe! u discover
anything il the way uf fuJ1.
TIE whCle 0; thu open lnOgis h,Tl"g haen
sxauine,l. the yisitofs pcst ndt.Csaod th1m-
selves to tLs alosel I51r yt /! chamber lyirg
bete cen tbs h;,ohcG an.; he af'"i tmeht thu,
had been n4el ~ 81 ash pis Whon they 'rIej
TO opsn thia door l3ui s"rsHi:; ietiis1 i;'m
witiia and strange thrill T'ico asked aho
was there. Tae aEs5aT raada vas Ii tho Ell
is5: that ), Eas the police, Ard rl1i :st ms'o
tn It tbs door sh; uii 10 Opened. I.i5 Voices
res;,5ried that the pI,.,s was tao .ouso Of
God, that the zeal Of ;lo Apostle 'ct,r vas
GA tho lock, ard tha- tie visitors we're not tho
pulic,, lu, heloncnd II the Free Ctr5cl', ard
vera son, b5 rio Free Cacraa Pie7hysar7. It
was in vain thas the ru7'y repeated that they
we're the p.liac, aad had nothing TO DE- With
the Free Church; they fcuai the inmates Of
the chamber inc-orlhl,, and were ct last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
khSA WIG -
Carolipian

LIBKnrY.-Libeity IS priz: Hnl 10! t', -,
| II i, b.,t,w, upon taose who haze fam, a"''
saJ perseye ance, rs wells. v.icr hid a'd,'r
hssufedy we are not of those WHO r.h. !" ,"'
tiat CT eecon1 onse. 10 ,e -ahf-ot The "'e" .',
bu. rather of tina. imperial lace "Lieu n''s' 49,
OF fights or dies in Vail.
We have not suffered q l;t!s in c0lnF"'',., ..
vita the Nitherlanders. Our rusmJ Is h1s No..
powerful and our canse hs. Lever BIZ" - .;
lost. We Lave much TO lesrn from p.'s.:
Ho l.ndsrs. Are we weaker men ta''" W ~.
Doteh burgheisl Have we not the pr" q
liam the SileIt in tpst grand man, k'ts:: p:
Mxriu. amid the runs of Caring. 81 :, l.,
umphant. CeuIsge. canrItmo ct the S' :; ~,
VS. stand amid our runs, it Hsy &c, 5"t .rI a..
victory ' III come at last. F,eedens S'nLs. III.
t "a MI win the breezs, but, IS tile p'-'
"rorn through 4, u.
Streams IKE thunder Eorn ase'"' |" "'-.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
Captain Isaac d. Sterett.

nsn c,uit Slst, at stsIsili, ADemarle. Capt sAAo
L. STEREr q Z. ~ ,,,r, 49,,
ans brave gentleman, thu, suddenly taken Ilom oac
d Leave, II nv FRI -ods tor him. True 70 Ills
cu1n,:T In .ou,n foaai IL him no fsertos chAmglohi
.uJ Ia ac st hsur, he sau'se, ta1nos Ln oass on
w. ,' n,.un, r;,h hos. Of tie 8.utn. Her cSus--
dr. &c tan ;s-h Was ever really to defend With
IN" la, d.cp OF his po One soa sseP.n5 1ader "
IN Tor IN. vlr and hi, widowed wife, bsushed On
hcm- ana friends su :ieuty attest the pure, unseiHsh
AID uny :Idny patriotism Of 1T" lsse ct'e Those .h9
gree irR ,soys extended the and Of the sincerity Of
be,r, devotion lis friends only Surpas ed BY
that - uuIS. III D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
SORGHUM MOLASSES.
10 lie Editors If tl1 Enquirer

10 lie Editors If tsa Enquirer:
GcatlemGu: IKE annexed communication id
Iram tho pen OF very practical ami n'elli-
cent gastlsm.r, 1=hG has bean very successful
il his experiments. Bslioving that ie will be
very aoosp table to yonr readers, forward it
to you f1r publication, if youT valuable srace
,juiI allow its irLrOdGcton. W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

MnIAssAS PLEaTIrui.--W Are grstiGei 80
know tIls Jrica OF LONG s%ostniii' hes come
down from thirty TO eight dollars per gallon. in
this ii J.. owing to III great abundance Of sugar
cans. ra;sai Ly our planters throughout this lTt-
tu.!e. II is to 10 hoped til st susar will cone
down cUrrespoudinsly. IS III, ;: cane growers sre
prepared - make sugar ~ we'll rs mola 5 ).
Should this In tho cIse, suear OF fs:r qnsIity
viii he r.!Gce,l in prizes from six - two dollars
psr Iound th's fall [SlissssippiaD.
Eltfact f.om III, Chicago I'll hes u Augu-t
.,I.t:
''.ioIp--A negro child WAS sci by 10 mother
ii. auction Il Hudson, New YORK. rvceLt y, aud
MAS bought Ly lawyer ut 81 ,OOO.''
Verify, negroes Hrs locking mp in the North.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

Taur obTs,ry'f, EPpA HUSTON, ,
Rr;olii;r Cans raj

DIIRduNI UoHeInT'
The county has lost gallant soldier, and We
4 cherished iri.r.i, the memory Of whose virtues
viii nev,r DO ttf.ced, but Lis barssved family
tsys Sustained lrss Which lime cannot repair.
May lhey hs sustained snd color!od by tbs as
sirsncs that he lad discharged his duty to BIS
country. and that his LIE WAS in the hands OF
HIM y no doeth all things will. CuMnADE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23


My DEAR MADAM desire In eIpfess TO you
til, high opinion entertained Of your soE the
late Luther y. Wo't, Sergeant Maj1r OF the lJsh
Virginia Infantry. hsd krown him Inb ~ u
or tho pe io had commanded thi. brigade, snd
Ii. Jlenily remarked on bin fidelity i'll the dis,
cLaI &c Of his every duty. On tue tielh where he
FIJI III queutiy saw him during the hslt. snd l
cnn ,esiiiy That thee VAS 10 lf"ver man o" thu
:.i His regiment. wss III Very critical posi-
ton, snd bis manly form could bs saeo, AMI his
cnacrinl vucs Could he he"ri encouraging the
men in the discharge: CT their duty. Just bafors
NJ ioii h. can, 20 $50 me, and snch was his bear
ing ibht hn attracted the sttsHtion Ct Brigadier
General lIsgood, who was near me. saw him
whsn tho litter bearers carried him eff. He was
chaaifi snd hopeful l asked him if he WAS
bRiIy hurt, he replied hu thought lot. little
thought il WAS the list time should ever seq hip
His loss will bs felt il his gim1bt and nthe
amy; bnt how much will mLtaer miss her son.
beg leave 10 terds ycu my sincere coincidence
in your hesvy cill;c,i,n. hope the reflection
that be t.l ia The manly discharge Of patriotic
.lu,y will .evists to soina cit mt your dhtruos.
| Lone our loss v i'll he Iii, eternal gain.
| Gn Goar madam,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23
Obituary..

Die, in The ii ii hosp tai Of Pich etL's Divs on
.t Wrluut Gfova Church, Hanover County, Va,
on the Attn oil June, lcG1, Of wounds received the
day r :vious in ,hs battle Of Cold Hhrbor. LU-
THEIR THOMAS HOLFE, Sergeant MnlIr Of
the l9sh Regiment Of Virgins Infantry, agtd
twenty live years AID eleven nloLths
Since the beginning of this bloody struggle the
l9th Virginia Regiment has been Gala on to
mourn Tho loss of lnsny gallant and noble spirits,
hut none N I.n 20 than tue subj :ct Of this SKI tch
II will be difficult to convey true idea Of his
worth without the use of superlHtivss, but facts
spuak l. themselves, hnl Il simple narrative q
his csl.rr rs soldier will be- tho highest eulogy
NO cail h. stow upon his memory. He entered
service on tns l7ih Of April, 1851. rs q private in
the Alb :mgrle R.f,s Company i') and partici-
pattd i'll many uf the bloody battles in which his
Re r;mi nj WIZ ngag,d always displaying the
most 1iaIicGuiaLeL gnllaltry and attracting the
nul,r. i kis superior I, ieero ia every engage
mrut the T. cnil battle OF MANASSAS lie was
s,yreiy wounded ard again on the bloody
heights uf G.itysbms. llu wss selected from
Tho ranks ard promoted 10 the position OF Set.
gcan, Major for iis bravery and lie discharged
the difficult. duties Of bis uiiice with Nh energy
an,1 accuracy which could not be SURPASSED.
His bravery WAS remarkable, aud. " hi =. rsshness
t1lm.,l no part Of his character, the most ling
,Ianser would not doter him from di charging the
isLtcs. iGty pertaining TO Ri position. During
the battle ia which he fell his cnlucs WAS ~
-. :yc10us ihKf it attrGc,ui the attention. Ut
5.vu,nI general i,c-Ts, who We're Oh the Il ~.
ami b.. hi ado comman1e G,n. Epps HnLt1n);
alter bring informal Of his death, Addressed the
following ls.tsr uf sympathy 10 lii b5rehved
gliGiEGi:
C,Mr SCAR DnEwRY's nirFF.
juno 2l.b. 1854. )
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

The ;nliawing is continuation ct the CO.
rosrandenco between General Hood, coni-
handing tho Army Of Tennessee, and nisj
General Sherman commanding United States
forces at Atlanta:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-23

|
and has exhibited an heroic d4yntion to
| her decision whiGh challenges the admiration
sna aspect Of every Dial capable nl fceling
! sympathy fer he oppressed Or admiration for he,
| rsi: valrr Ion say turned loore pirates 10
pruisr your unarhfi ,lp-. 1ha trmih Is. Whan
| You robhe M q! cur par ~ The T.-r. hiiiL
anil h1neh: faS VS. ,aS. hoIsfed The nag NJ our
| county end swept he ses> il Aati,Hcs G Jhilr
Cary srn,lui the whole circumference III the
globe. GoI cay va hh:o aIpelisi nian !nIni IS
| by thoussnda Tha huth IS, mt single family
has baen expelled from N. Genie l9r2'@ Stats.
tia. am s;7ara c. but oil the contrary tia mol
! Grafton Ct oar G5v.rnIncit t1Eaita traitors liIs
! been II flGiin! thsms 81 dnhnciaii"n by rs
Gle mics Kid Inauy @"li.rnHaH"a ri,rd, Of our
cucs. Nnu Inv & WEI amen. bV H'tI OF ION
eT.,s l,.s cnI ii r;,isd all !nh> di- N''ri-ru
msn for 1o5s .oid and isI.vere.t" Tie ttrrl Is.
CA CGpnrfs. rave due AMI 6:nF'0 ina to your
merchants and traders to depart from onr
| shcr:s with Their sh!i : e5a;I ALL effects, hEd
only =eant s'r,iel III Tr1?nt" o. aaT enemies III
rtssiian Tor HE R,II list Iaf as tr.i'nIs aRd
| con tsc.r;ne our property wi!rrevcr tia p3Ter
srtsl,,iej eithnr in Their country or Our own.
Ouch urs Your nrruSatiyl>. AMI .ilcl The ia:tI
| known of MI ineh "a io ir,e.
Yea 6rifr into ell, tha y b"lc I,ip'i:n!i1n I'll
1 4 city, drive men. women SFi chilircn from th0l
homes 81 the toitt n: th. iY1ii:' ludsr :he plea
that il 10 t, the int IT ri yoar Government md
on the CHIN that this is act OF "k;rdrsss "a
| thess iamiiiea II Atlanta Blu laY only han;sGed
from New O.lssns, lie fgsistered eneriies OF lis
Government, and acknowledged tia! he did i,
as q punishment. Yen issue y s~een;ng edie.
covering all the inaabitsnt' CT city ani add in
sul; to Tho ipiufy hs"pei upon the defoEcelos;
BY assuming that you Lave. done them hinl
| Iess. This Jon 70 low by the assertion thst yon
| will make AZ mncn sacr,ic, f,'r the peace and
| honor of The South rs the best born Sonthron.
And because characc izs what yoH c'ii kind
ness as being real cruelty, you PFC INNS to sit in
judgements between inc AMI my Cod andy &C.
ciie that my earnest prayer to tie Almighty
Father to save CT. women AMI Children from
what you call hinducs5 is a 'Sscriligiocs, by
pocriticsl appeal
You come into our country with your army
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
STATE OF IOWA.

ADJrTANT GENERALS OFTfsE,
Davenport, April ~, ls54.
The Governor Of he State has authorized o.. i
directed that ten thousand men - raised for the
United States service for one hundred davs.
Recruiting commissions vii! be issued 10 any
responsible parties for this service Applications
must be made therefor in writing and where the
applicants are unknown to this department, the
application must be indnrsed hy well known cit
liens
Organized militia companies which desire 10
enter this service, must make Immediate applica
ton to this office.
Clothing and &c, 900 Enfield Rifles and accou-
traments are on the way for these volunteers.
While the State of Iowa is far ahead of all re-
questions made upon her for troops, she is ready
to make further sacrifices in the holy cause IN
which the Government is engaged. She volun-
teers again in defense of the Flag which has pro-
tectcd her citizens and her rights.
Let Iowans promptly NEE. this call. Let the
old men be active in the good cause, ana let the
young men learn their seniors that they can
equal them Let the old and Young, men and wo.
men, wife aud maiden, vie with e.c!. other in
b:a the Veterans OF Iowa and other States to
mass their inyinciDlc cohorts Oh the columns Of
the enemy
r. y. sANEr,
~. e I,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

SRcoxp-The term of service to he an hundred
days. reckoning from the date OF muster into the
service Of the United States, unless sooner dis
charged.
THRD-The troops 10 be mustered into the ser
vice Of the United States BY regiments, when the
regiments are filed up, according to regulations,
to the minimum strength. The regiments to be
organized according to the regulations Of the ar
Department. The whole number to be furnished
within twenty days from date of notice of the ac-
ceptance Of this proposition
ForIrH-The troops to be clothed, armed,
equipped, subsisted, transported, and paid, rs
other United States infantry volunteers, and TO
serve in Notifications, or wherever their ser
vices may be required within or without their
respective States.
FIFrH-No bounty TO be paid the troops, nor
the service charged or credited any draft
Sixrn-Thc draft for three years service to 90
on in any State or district where the quota is not
filed up but if any officer soldier i'll this spe-
rial service should be drafted he shall be credited
for the service rendered
JOHN BROUGH, Gov~rnor of Ohio.
.. r. MORTON, Governor Of Indiana.
RlCHD YATES, Governor of Illiuois
W. NJ STONE Governor of Iowa
The foregoing proposition Of the Governor. is
accepted and the Secretary of War is directed to
carry it into execution.
A. LINCOLN.
ArRtL 90, 1864
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

A correspondent of the Brooklyn Times
fornishes tha. paper with an amusing ac-
count OF his experience with terrier which
he bought from dealer on the recommend
alton that he was ~such ratter.' He had
some trouble at first in getting q rat on
which to Try his "purp.' He succeeded at
last. and says:
However the next day was so fortunate
as to secure from boy in the market tine
old line bob-tail rat, whose furious efforts to
chd,c everything within reach, gave promise
of glorious sport to Nip. Took the rat
home, called in my dog, and told my wife if
she wanted to see the way that terriers did
rats, to come down III the basement. She
came down and shut the door, just IN time,
too; for as soon as Nip saw rat, he, Nip, my
ratter, for which | paid the old gem five
dollars, made most unmislakablc and cow
ardly movement towards the hall. Wife,
| on chair, said the dog did not appear to
see the rat.
Told wife to keep her breath. Thought
| would not give Nip any reason for not
seeing the rat again, SO I tied the string
that held the rat to the dogs hind leg. He
saw the rat that time, and jumped on the
chair By wife. Wife laughed and showed
him off. Tried the stove next. Got off the
stove without being showed, The rat, how
ever, being an old stager. and not being
used to such treatment, made a demonstra-
ton on Nip's rear, and don't believe little
Flora Temple ever made better time in the
same limits than dog and rat made around
the room.
First heat, dog had the lead, closely fol-
lowed by rat, ho, on striking the hali-mle
pole. {footstool in The co,ner). boke badly
in fact, nearly broke his back, and before lie
could be brought down. Che was sliding or
MS back J, Cog led him b, whole length o.
| the string Didn't stop for wind. hut start
I'd off on the second heat. Got off well to.
| gether ,iiea) and went finely arcund neck
and tail, antil they reached the ;ndre's
stand, twife Standing on chair, again :,
which The dog brought up solid, br;,a;ro
the juage doHn in style pre-cmjnen.,yy
/ sudden, il rot digniied. That heat w..,
decides. against the dog, you may bet. and 4
was only after much persuasion that ths
judge swonid again take her stand ~
| The third heat may be aptly termed
'tdeaa heat, : They gstsf - weil apAft 1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
RIVER ITEMS.

The new and elegant mail and passenger packet
Koithsburg Captain {. Morrison. will depart
for Fort Madison and way points tomorrow morn
ing a, : o'clock making connections for 81.
Loaf. in 50 hours. For freight or passage ap
plyto +. 4. Tiebin agent.
The mail and passenger packet Bill. lIender
son. Captain d. V. Dawley, will depart for
Dubuque and way points tomorrow morning.
r. VI. Pretiyman, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

ApJcraSr GsSEltI's 0fFIcE
Davenport, April - Is5i.
General Orders No. lo.
l. All Officers recruiting for the = ooo one
hundred days Volunteers, will take trip..caic
enlistment papers for each recruit
H. TAO OF said enlistment papers viii be re-
turned to 1t. Col. Vim. n. G.ier, Isl L. $ Cav.
Superintendent Of Recruiting service for III,
State OF Iowa and one TO this Office
By order Of the Commander in Chief
n il. BAKER,
Adit Cen Of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
COM NJ ERCIAl.
Davenport Markets.

OFrIeE OF The DAVENPORT Democrat,
Friday evening, April -, l.t4. !
WHFAr-l.0aCsi
RARLEY-s 35m -
OATS -s2Mf5,
CoRS-13m15.
WHITE BEANS 5o,a2 90.
F,,x.fEs- = oo4225.
TMoTHY-S2 25@250.
CLoyER-*1 .o0M.25
PoIA1o..s. yo,,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

ALTNAS's ice wagon has commenced de-
liycring on the bluff Orders for ice may
be left Mt the wagon, Or with Olmstead
lIaycns, Brady street. ap2d-dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

the dog conveniently could, and sailed live
" until they struck the last quarter, when
the rat. which ran about az well on his back
as on his legs, SHE'D the track, and got rath
er auecrly wound around table leg. Dog
kept on as fast as the string and length Of
his hind leg would let him. On raising the
rat he was found noncompos, totally de-
funct, in fact, dead Nip was much better
off.
Wife said that that dog couldnt kill mice.
Told her that he had certainly killed that
rat but on viewing the feat in scientific
light, | must confess that | did not feel
quite satisfied with the performance Of my
pet. and the next morning gave him awey
TO . niilkman, who wanted ratter to free
his stable from the dcpredations Of the YER
min. have not been able to ascertain
which left him first, the rats or the dog.
POCKET PIcKED.-An old gentleman who
came in on the train this morning states
that he had his pocket picked of about
twenty dollars on the train last night -
This kind Of business is getting to be cx-
ceedingly common.
Don't forget the Glass Blowers at Le-
Claire Hall this evening. \ matinee will
be given on Saturday afternoon for the
School children, who will be admitted for
10 cents. Tickets % cts.
CoSrSDRuMs This night is .'Conun
drum night at the Glass Blowers. The
greatest display Of wit takes splendid
prize. This is the last chance but one
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
LOCAL MS.
a LARGE Isos SAFE for sale cheap, at the
warehouse Of X. NJ. PEETTYNAS.

ADJorBSrD- The April Term Of the Su-
preme Court adjourned this morning after a
session Of about four weeks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

TmEArRE-T Tonight will be presented the
NAVAL Engagement and the "Jacobite, y
two very pleasing little plays which will, ,un-
doubtediy draw well
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
AE.S'E5. OF IOWA.

AnJrrsST GhxfnAL's GrficE,
Dayrs. or', iowa, Aprii 18Th. 1871.
A full Regiment of heavy sr.iliyls vii he a.
ccpted By the General n.felsr, ii. T. III Gu
the ~ oAa Volunteers Of IN ;sta.c. Expo,
ID artlIlorsts AMI ihe h.st .nR.n =. >. - aias
viii oe acoopses. 10: IT,. 81
i atFHa
ap-saU tsf~ ~ ig#a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

KrnoE K CARHAEr, opposite the LcClaire
House, have carefully selected stock of
Ladies' Cloaks. Circulars, Shawls, Balmor-
ais Patent Hoop Skirts. Hosiery, etc, just
received and selling very low.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

MogE CHAvcEs-Greater chances than
ever will be afforded at Sands Il Co.'s Auc
ton Store tomorrow morning and afternoon.
The best goods are yet to be offered and you
can have them at your own prices. Don't
fail to attend. for You can get the best dry
goods at half their real value
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

NAtcaGO MA,kcs, ~. ietssrap ph.
ChIciGo Arr 2s.
I Ua-Da y q . ser. Eeqar !. sales On rr.yn
sg.rF
s.a.- 20 trcl s., eiia. CT !. O. ranging 81
'feAtal2;5s . NJ. u 81 2i9l rs. mark"
csu-in- n !. ID, i ures.
osS--l. &C ivs dsm,,d by s7eeuators and f.,
i.s:. iias, "a rke. u els h!gasr. Sales OF no a,
9a,a.Oio ,sins e. "
os-s-puii ~na heavy, eal 1a1.c lo.er. saes
Il .6...a7 ).
nIGswixss-Unsa>tiei closing 9: Il .oa1 2i.
R1yt-' q tiF ans uni.t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
New York Markets.

New York Markets.
new YcKK, April 90.
CoTToN N-Quict at SAC.
FLouR-5@loc lower. S14o0a1 50 for extra;
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WASHINGTON, April 81, 1854. }

To the President Of the United States:
Fnsr-The Governors Of Ohio, Indiana, Illi-
nois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, offer to the President,
infantry troops for the approaching campaign, as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

Inc testimony, though Of circumstan-
tlai character, strongly poists out these
t'ree chaps as pick pockets. After the
summing up the court held the defend
ant. ant to bail in the sum Of $780,
- Ase, probably, will be his ccnfederates
when :. they shsll hass Aad thsir sales ID i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

New York Stock Market.
Few York, April 90.
Cold 7s5S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

WAR MrrTIva.-A war meeting Is TO ne
held ut the German Theatre tomorrow even
ing. for tho purpose Of enlisting the attcn-
tiou Of the public in the work of raising re-
cruits for the 100 days service. Talented
speakers will address the meeting. Let
there be large attendance on the occasion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

SNIP CANAL CoNvENrIoS.-Wh hat action
is to bc taken in this city to send delegates
to the Ship Canal Convention to he held at
Dubuque next week. Davenport should
surely be represented there, and to that end
a meeting Of citizens should he held at once
to appoint delegates who will attend with
out fail