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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

Tho Lonton Spectator argues that sober nations are
wckeder than drinking ones, as are the French in
comparison with the English, the Italians with the
Irish, and tho IIindoos with everybody
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

Wenre requested to gvo notice that tho Rev. Mr..
G'lANRLlss will preach in the BAPTIST Church tomor.
row morning at the usual hour.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

AT LAsT.-Our readers will see, by referring to our
teiegraphc column that we are at length in receipt Of
'he press dispatches and that we shall be encelorth
IN condition to redeem our proniso to give the latest
news, twelve hours in advance OF the mail
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

Tho helress to the Brazilian throne is likely to
ry TIL" Austrian Archduke Louis Victor IF SO, tho
Hapsburg family will number three Emperors
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

1t sS'atcd TINT at the taking Of Alsen the Prussians
massacrcd 400 vanquished and wounded Swiss volun.
tccrs.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

couple OF miners at Waslloc fought duel recent
~ win plckaxes for weapons. They were rl.ced a
rod apart, and advanced on given signal Ono
hurled his pick at his antagonist aud burod If in bs
eye Tho wounded man fingered days in horrid
agony
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

Better too few words, from the women we
love, than too many.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06
LIST OF LETTERS.

EMA1NING IN THE POST OFFICE AT CAM
1S DEN S. c. August !. 1854
A-Aiss c Ankram. a1-CM McSwccn
;Sancy Atkinson. Sarah Alakes
zen Anderson MIR Muchvaine Esq
Saran Allen. " W Mackdwell
lt!izabeIh Allen. " J W Meister
Msry Aud Rosane Malcll
B-W Hoykin. J Mcdonald
Nancy Brown. Mrs a Mcleod
Cerena Baker. Miss Callo Mosely
,"nn Biather Maj Durcan MCRae
ballard. Mr. Morton
Jane Boan (1) NAMary Norris
~ Coleman P-Wm Price (2)
Mary Clyburn Rebecca Peach
D-Mrs Davis Catrine Pelletoot
Hiss S Davis t6) R-Ben Rly >
Miss Il Davis Lydia G Robinson
bliss Ann Davis D A Robinson
Thomas Daviss Z Robertson
, MISS Jane Deganer Mrs T. Richbourg
E-Mary Edwards Mrs Rice
Mrs Mary Elged (2) Sc Snowden
Mrs Margaret Ewes Tobias Sowe
F-Sergt F L Frost TO Rahompson
G-J Fl Gooeh Elizabeth Taylor
H-Mrs M Hernandez(3) Eliza TAYLOR
VILLAIN Hunt Capt Thompson
W Heath W-Danel Watts
J-W B Johnson wv " Watts
W r johnson Miss Mary Wheat
Andrew johnson John Whester
Mrs S Jackson G Waters
Johnson John Wilson
81 Janliton Jessy Webster
L-Mrs A L Levy j D Wil)iams
tlarlssa Leeirand Mrs Nary Williams
Rev Il n Lucas (2) Mrs Wilson fo)
Anna Levy Miss Wilson
Nancy Levy Rachel Web.,cr.
III. ". pEGUES p M
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

a negro committed violence upon young
iadyin the nelghborhood Of Carriers Depot Ten
nessee, 2 rev days ago, and being brought by
seized a gun and blew half his head off,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-06

we have received from Mcssrs EvAss and CoGs-
WE'LL copy OF general Orders. FROM the Acliutant
and Inspector Generals Office, from ,'auary lst to
Juno aoth 1866, inclusive" The work is prepared
hy Il. e. GILcHR1:r aclins Judge advocate General,
ana IS designed as a continuation of Gen JoRpAxs
Digest 1t will no doubt be us. l TO officers Of the
Amy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
PROCEEDINGS OF SCHOOL BOARD.

Board met August seth, at II p. m.
Present, Messrs. Shorey, Dalzell, French,
Olshsusen and Smith.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
number of applications for the City School
Supsrintendency were read and referred to
committee on teachers.
Mr.. Davidson reported that the rooms at
Mount Ida, heretofore occupied - school
rooms in District No. !, he recommending
| that provisions be made tor any suitable apart
ment.
On motion OF Mr.. Da'zell, Mr.. Davidson
was then authorized to lease proper apart
ment in sai1 district, and cause such arrange.
ments and repairs to be made therein, as to him
NAV seem proper.
Oa motion OF Mr. Davidson, the Treasurer
was instructed TO invest the fund raised for the
purpose OF building a school house at East
davenport, in five per cent. interest bearing
Treasury notes.
The committee on fuel was, on motion OF
Or. Olshausen, authorized TO make q contract
'or fuel required At the school houses OF tae
district during the school year.
The Secretary was, on motion Of DR.. OILS.
hausen, einpowered to advertise by thr &c in.
scttions in Der Democrat the sale to the high.
est bidder Ct the old school house on Locust
street.
The committee on repairs presented their
report, which was adopted and filed.
The committee Oh Teachers and salaries pre-
sentcd their report, as follows, to.wit:
Your committee have examined the request
of Mrs. Hacker aud Mss Tripr, complaining Of
the increase Of salary oil principals of No. 2
and ), and report they deem it nexpedient to
make any change in the salaries Of prci.
pals. They also recommend that the appllca.
ZION for All increase OF salary for assistants at
No. and be withdrawn. Your committee
also recommend the transfer of Mrs. Curry
rom No. 2 to be principal OF No. 4, in North
Davenport, and that the sa aaries of Miss F.dlar,
Miss Simmons, Mis- Moore and Miss Jenney
be increased to $35 per month.
Which report and recommend datons were,
on molten, adopted.
The committee appointed to examine the
apparatus belonging TO Mr.. kissell, reported
tha. they purchased said apparatus a. a cost Of
clio, for the benefit Of our schools. Report
adopted.
The President was on motion empowered to
employ jaui,ors for cur schools aud Tx their
ealailes.
The following. bills were presented, examined
and ordered 10 DC paid:
b. Regeuter, wood. SO IS
u. Gould, l mat. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 90
u. W. Els, wall paper. 25
A. >. kisse!l, glass aud carpenter work. %
- Hos finer, glazing, ,papering aud panting32 60
Ole census book rs
On motion adjourned to Wednesday Lext.
OTro smith, Secy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
RIVER ITEMS.

The Express and Passenger packet New
Boston, Capt. d. W Davis, will depart
for Fort Madison, making connections for
St. Louis, to morrow morning at o'clock.
X. r. Williams in the Office r. N. Pret-
lyman. agent.
The favoritc mail and packet Bill Hen
derson, Capt. Dawley, will leave Port Byron
tomorrow morning, on the arrival Of the
cars from Rock Island, for Dubuque. r.
N. Prcttyman agent.
Fox ST. Louis, CAIRO AND THE Sotrn-
Passengers taking the $50 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad, viii arrive at ST. Loui, tomorrow
noon ID hours).
Passengers taking the $50 A. NJ train
or the $50 p NJ train Will arrive in Cairo in
20 hours.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

Chicago Market.
By Tsiegrsph.l CHICAGO, 6ept l.
FDeuR-15hsher st IL oa1l.75 White Winter,
1913, spring extra
WnEAr-1QS higher, 2 10 for No,1 Red 2'0sa
210 for No. Rel ; 05G2 0S for No. spring "
Q2o6 for No. Spring, closing verv Arm outside.
OoRH--lQ6 higher at 1925 al "a for No. Isl
01 sax for No. 9, closing outside.
Rrs-3 higher At stG1 SO for No. and 1910
33 for \ O. 3.
BAsLs1-2xhigher a. 21oSa1sx for No. 2.
WHrsKF-Firm opening At Los and closing at
l7Bk
HoHHY-vory scarce.
0pIp-eAS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1864
TsSE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

The great events over Never since the
foundstiOn Of this Government has there
been gathering together from all parts oi
the country OF so many eminent statesmen,
and politicians, as at the National Demo.
cratic Convention held in Chicago this week
In that body met the wisdom Of the nation.
Gray y-haired Statesmen who accepted the
charge OF national affairs directly from the
hands Of the revolutionary fathers, and who
from their youth up have devoted all Their
best faculties to defending, and perpetuating
that sacred trust; assembled TO consult cne
with the other, to see if, pcrchancc, some
acton might not be taken whereby the ruin
with which our nation IS threatened nj ght
not be aycrted
Of less ripe years and xpcricncc-thc mid
die aged and the rising generation. Bat
among all, young as we'll as Old, there pre-
vailed spirit Of solemn determination that
could not have passed the observation Of
the most careless. There was a deep mean
ing in tllc calm and determined manner in
which those mcn conducted their business.
1t was no mere matter Of form and ccre-
inony-not merely Il coming together as a
matter Of course, bat deep sense Of. duty to
their wives and children at home, duty to
their neighbors and their constituency, duty
to Their beloved country, that all had sworn
an oath to cherish and defend and duty to
the Supreme Father of Us all, who 80 lavish
y favored their fathers ard themselves with
such priceless heritage, that brought them
into council.
Al that could be done in convention has
been concluded, and once more have tine
members of that body returned to tbeir
homes-bat not to set down and await the
course Of events. Not So; the work wa,
commenced in Chicago and only commenc-
ed. They go home pledged ''by the Eier
nal, that they will not rest from their Ia
bors until the last effort has been made, for
the restoration Of this Goyerament-until
tie corruption, iinbccility and perjury with
which the Government is tainted, Shall be
purg4d away. Let this same spirit animate
the breasts of all who claim to DC democrats
or men o. conservative principles With
out fear or .avor let all arise and prepare for
the contest Lei calm determination per-
wade every act Be rm as the hills arc en-
during, and move forward to .he rescue.
our candidates for the Presidency is worthy
Of all support; but bear in mind that hi
election is a matter Of most superiatiyc in
significance when compared with that great
or and lioiier object, the redemption and
preservation Of great and once glorious
III Mon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
Last Call.

LIVERY CITIZEN in THE FIRST WARD.
IL subject to dra'; is hereby requested 10
meet ct +. Littig' Brewery, al : o'clock Satur-
dag evening, FOR the purpose Of joining the In
suiance Company formed in said ward 10 prov idle
against b., coming draft
ia,h person 50 snbsc'lb. Z is zpcc'ed to bring
with them certificates OF de- osit calling for the
amount he IS wiling to subscribe.
subscriptions limited to 80, $50 and 800.
BY order Of the Company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

A WORD TO DEMocRArs.-T campaign of
1854 is inaugurated You and each of YOU
havea a solemn duty to perform. That duty
is not to Gen. Mcclellan, your nominee
Mt to the Democratic party, nor to the plat
iorhof the Democratic party it is to our
co!nmo. country struggling for life She
ue"a''as AZ your energies in her time Of
peril. ohc MS been good mother to YOU;
~" s'a''u " Aer, come what may and
the most effective ray to serve her is first
to mass your strengsa. and remove from
power the present incon7etent administra.
ti0n. That will do more for Union for
Peace, and for Liberty, than w.,lJ an army
OF five hundred thousand men se,t 70 tho
field. by prompt and determined ao;on on
your part, fellow-Democrats, aided by ,our
brethren all over the land, Union can We r.
stored by peaceful measures. Let us not
look about 10 see what others are doing. but
let US, right here, in Scott county, go to
work. First, let lis have ward and town.
ship organizations formed at once, and
through these let arrangements be made for
public speaking and the circulation of doc
uments. Let us g to work at once. and in
such spirit Of determination that nothing
an thwart u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

LADlEs.-The place to buy your dry
soods cheap, and the best and most FASH
ioh'ble styles, is at Henry c. Potters & Cos.
corne> # Brady and Second streets. You will
oe sure', get suited there and get your
MONIES worh Give them call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

o4M MI n GAL.
Esaycnport -7Aarixcfs.

OrF1cE OF TIE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT,
Friday evening, Sept. 2, lsGi.
FfoUR-W Wholesale s96a@ ~ in bbl.; Retail IL
1910
Nnnar.-No l. well cleaned, round and plump,
Club Tea and Galcna si.15, No. ., all sound,
not cead enough for No. |, Sl.65; rejected,
mus!v and damp. l5a cents.
CoaN.-She!ied. No |, sound, plump and dry,
le2; do No. ]. shfunken. in ear, No. l. sound
plump and dry, =; do. No. shrunken, ~.
Oars. 10. j, clean and sound, 55; do. No. .,
damp and not clean. 81,
EsRIEY-sl >5W $3.50.
O@IoSs.-S .oeM !. 10.
PorAToEs
WHlTr BEANs-s2 oo@25o.
FLAxsEED.- $2.oo0L2.25.
TMoTHY.-s2 25Q25a.
CLoyER.-S7. .ea@7 20.
PoTAToEs.-sl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

bUf your white goods and notions at
otreepers s. IN Metropolitan Block. Also,
sans' parasols, perfumeries, &c. He sells
chem cheap. Give him ! call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
COUNCIL PIIoCEEDIS0y.
SPECIAL MEETING.

SPECIAL AEEIfSG.
CoUsCIL CHAMDgR, August 80, 1864.
His iuoAoR, MAYOR 4. LCwRY called the
Council 10 order, aLd stated that the meeting
was called Tor tue purpose Of deciding whe b.
er The City will take forty (4o)ee. Of The east
side oi out lot II for tie purpose o. extending
Perry street.
Aldermen preeelt, And.esscn, Caussen,
Davis, Daveupur', hiIschl, HotEby, Jones,
Noe, Maithes, Runee.
The special committee appointed last regu-
ar meeting to report On the above question
feted the FOL owing report:
10 The Hon. Mayor and Aldeymen Of the CITY
IF Darenport, in council assembled:
Your coipmit!ee, TO whom was referred
ieso.ution OF AID. Davenport, recommending
% pnrcha,e fIom Hon. Hiram Price strip
ground on Perry street. respectfully re-
oTts: That said purchase, ~ Lresenl, is in
their opinion, not ad vi, able.
!: ~: s:;;: ::!::; s'::s's' s::':;''' Com.
August 80, 1864.
On motion OF Ala. Davenport the City At.
orney was reqaests to give his Of inlon as to
he opening Ct Perry street.
Aid. aiaLthes moved to adopt the report Of
tic committee.
A!u. HUEEe GcFcu 10 !6y tne same on the
abe.
Motion 10 lay on the table was lost by the
Glowing vote:
Yeas: Aldermen ANDERSEN an1 Rnnge-2.
Nays Claus sen, Davis. Davenport, Hirschi,
Horuty, Jones, Noe, Malthes-S.
The report vas adop;ea by The following
ote:
Yeas: Andressen, Claussen Davis, Hirschl,
cnes, Noe, Matthes, Rnnge-6.
Neys: Davenport ard Hornby-2
On motion Council adjourned.
Attest: CRRls KAUFFPMAy,
Iiiy v TX.
RreRrrTs WANrED.-The Sixth Ward |
will pay $50 each for a number Of men for
the army, the money to be paid on being |
sworn into The service. Apply to either oi
the undersigned, committee for Sixth ward. |
ABShR DAWSON,
MIho X. PARIS,
Aug29d6* JAS. +. LINDSAY.
JBSTITUIfao WANTED
SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED
by JoHN /. SwITs l. Co.,
No ! Nicholl's Block CUP stairs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
New York Markets.

NEw YokK, Sept. ..
CoTrox-Firmer at e3c
FLoUR-15@soc better. 80. 5o@1o.52 for ex-
ira State &ll. .50Mll 81 for X. A q.
WHEAT-29 94c better &2.2592.34 Chicago
Spring 81 24sg2.a5 Milwaukee Club; $3.50 q
So winter red.
SCoRN-$l. 81 1Gll.G0.
OArs-?2
0PORK-&37 @39 mess $40 30 old mess.
LARD-23s n 24c. r
WnlsKT-&1.S2. RI
New York stock Market.
o.. New YoaK, Sept. 2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

DEMOCRATIC CoNvESTIoN.-The Democra-
cy Of Scott County hold their regular annu-
al Convention for the nomination of candi-
dates for the various county offices at the
Court House, to morrow afternoon. It is
the duty of the delegates chosen to be there
and consult upon the ticket to be placed in
the field
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

|&14. .eo0 OF CEN4RAL MERcH ANpIsg, consisting
Dry Goods. Grocerics Hardware. Hats and
kps Boots and shoes. for sale ar exchange for
|al property. This stock was selected in De-
huber last At lom prices irola Johbers and IS
lcred for sale on account of the failing health
its owner. 1t caa be bought at great bar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

fE1TiseiLL Co. No 81 Park Row New York
ao siAte ~ ee Boston. agent. in those cities
ana are author zed TO take advertisements and subsrip
uons i7r us abnur lowest rates
II C Ei'tS, p Dearborn s'ycet Chicago. IL au-
thor'zrd 10 receive advert sements Tor this paper
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02


FRsT WAnD.-Atiention is directed to :,
notice in another column, calling upon the
'liabes' Of the Fist Ward to make prepa
rations to AVOID the coming draft
inE best place TO bay boots and shoes,
is at Child & Cos, Brady street, below Sec
ond, where YOU can get a good article with
out paying more than it IS worth. \ large
per cent can thus be saved, and better ar
t'cic procured. They have an extensive va
riety, and when yyu can't suit yourself
there the game is up. Ladies bear this fact
in mind, and 60 there when anything in that
line is wanted, go where you can get what
suits you the cheapest, and that place is at
Child d Cos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. "a, 1864.
An arrangement has been concluded with
the officers OF the Scott County Agriculture
Society, by which ali profits from the sale
Of odibles and refreshments on the fair
grounds this season, Shall he appropriated
to the benfit of the Iowa CHRISTIAN HONE
\ committee will also be appointed to re-
cevc donations of curiosities and other ar
ticies for sale OH the grounds, and Of articles
suitable for furnishing the Home
Earnest efforts are beng made to have the
lioME i'll working order the coming winter.
There is no doubt that it will be needed.
The different Benevolent Societies will, it
IS hoped, unite their efforts on this occasion
to provide an asylum for their destitute
All readers Of this Who are susceptible of
sympathy ios want and suffering, and es-
pccaly those who are baptized in his name
who went about doing good are invited
to make contributions fog the benefit Of this
Home for the homeless, where all who need
temporary care aniattention, whatever their
stations in life, nay find friendly aid, and
the comforts Ola home
Donors Of cdibles or refreshments to be
sold duliag the fair are requested 10 address
Roy. T. J.. JrDD, $. W. Cor. Main and Sixth
Streets, advising as early as practicable
what contributions May be expected from
them.
". T. ROSS. Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

CAPT. DAwLY AND THE TEAcnrns. We
have received a letter from Mr. Bemis, ii
which he asserts that he made no complaints
whatever to the editor Of the GGzOts, or any
one else, regarding Capt Dawly 5 treatment
to the teachers who attended the convcn-
ton at Dubuque, and that the charge made
by the editor was unfoundcG and iadictiye
Capt. Ddwlv jokingly remarked that the
fewer hali-tarc passengers he had the better
as in these times the expenses of a steam
boat were almost fabulous, and such receipts
would scarcely pay beard. Mr. Bemis sim
ply told the editor wha; the Captain said
not even thinking any harm. or that the
sharp man Of the Lazctte would
take advantage Of ii. Mr. Belni-
informs US that Capt. Dawly filled his part
OF the contract to the very letter, and that
Capt. Wood OF the JAS. Means, more than
did so, and in reciprocation for unexpected
fayors, they returned card Of thanks. we
regret that we have not room to-day 10 pub
lish the letter. The Gassftc seems
to have an especial spite against the
officers Of the Northern Line Packet Com
pany, and never let a chance go by without
Attempting to do them injury.
| TowNslnr DEMOCRATIC CoyvEyrIos.-
Thc Democracy of Davenport Township as
|sembled at o'clock this (Friday) after
noon, for the purpose Of choosing delegates
to the Scott County Democratic Convention
to be held on Saturday, the Sd inst, (to-
morrow at the Court House in Davenport.
On motion David Higgins was called to
the chair, and d. n Richardson appointed
Secretary.
The following is the list Of delegates
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

DtTcHr< FlY knLna-each sheet will
Lill quart. Sold by BAlLoRD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

FIFTH WARD. D.-Ne understand that the
bounty subscription for the 9th ward is
nearly full, and can be completed by Satlr
day night, provided the people fthat ward,
who have not subscribed, come forward and
do so. a small sum from each will raise
the amount. The men can be had. we are
told, as soon as the money is provided. Ii
the requisite sum is not raised by tomorrow
evening, the several amounts paid in will be
refunded, and the draft will he allowed to
rccced.
p. S.-Since writing the above we learn
that the desired sum is subscribed. There
is about one thousand dollars not paid in,
and it is hoped that those who have not paid
their subscriptions will Go SO Immediately
Ira II. Clifford, cashier ofthe National Bank,
is authorized to receive the money.
DEATH or !, DIsrmAGED REBEL SoLDlER.-
Sometime during the day. yesterday, mid
die aged man, formerly a rebel prisoner, on
Rock Island named james De Frece, ana
member OF Co. c. 63d Virginia Infantry,
died at the Third Street House. lie had
been discharged from the barracks about
ten days since upon taking the oath, and
for about five days thereafter had been wan
dering ab Jut the city homeless and hungry
no one to whom he applied for succor being
willing to extend him aid. Finally, from ex-
posure and hunger he became sick, and was
found on tae bluff five days ago by gen
tleman who took him to the Third Street
House, and became responsible for his keep
ing. lie became deranged and was con-
fined to his room without attendance. He
ate some breakfast that was sent up to him
yesterday morning, and late in the day was
found dead
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
EEsuarancc Against the asraGt.

.ill persons Of the Second Ward vino arc
Intending to insure against the draft, are
hereby notified that the money or snbserip
tons must be paid TO the Trustees on or
before Saturday evening September Cd
Only these that Pug will be considered
members The Draft comes on Monday.
Sept. 9th. Remember the meeting satur-
day evening, at the house Of Mr. Noss, cor
ncr fth street and Western Avenue.
BY order of the Trustees.
4. II. AxDalws.
A;GrsT WARaEBoLD.
Z, $. Moore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02

/ 70 acres ld NtUfN county,.
con acres in WnneShieA 60. at Uer acre.
4eo acres in Gruudv county at :. Per acre.
BOO acres in Butler county at $50 per acre.
eoae acres in Mower co. Mun. at - per acre
s4o acres in Houston County at S2.5a per acre.
Boo acres of 'dud in tbs l.>eotf)' c9aafy at So