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NOTICE.

10 Jame. v Mitchell. Fletcher, clendenninr. Or
son Eaton. Levf Moore, 3 4 Z D W Ford Andrev
MsAalt Admir- q Psrdsa, r ls~s Z o., Unsrssr
cts1an4n y04ngaea n.tseasn, sats q kvp,
A.f6 Lee 1--we byan, AdAms CO KeokuK
Lodge 10 +. I00r. R Il Smith, VIM 3 |. Rsddick.
MFcons Raplec; Randolph Leslie, Jacob Bushey
u Bashey, James L Walker. III Coaman Ia1nss
Callahan. 4sN f'SEa9 ; 21ff1TI-
You and each Of you hereby notified that there =
now on Me In the once of the Clerk o the stict Cuurt
gf Iaa Coanfy. Iexa, at ksckmk, apeeisnn cF5sRp9y
kSr- S1eeut@ q ledyarA IiakiSin ciafdnr q rplS
lttAeMaad " WCBiesch1r, tAs suin 81 fhres thosssnd
~ hundred and eghtyone dollars With ten psr cent in
tsrest per aunum, payable annually - moray ue on
seven pvonbry Dtis ssrsssd ~ : msFsgaes nads 81
you to Horato Seymour, and since assigned sueni E
yard LnkaiA, dated February 18th, 1sSa aiso clins
ssai..t sacA e ron thsfusets y ~ sorsegA ~
same esae aea part of Iotions ~ and two al n
block ss il the city of keokuk, Les coan
~, lows r the purchase money, and fuxth ss1dse -
- sfnid pfsniaS ana esaerHl rellef r-
And sDgsaa1p&r enAsnsnsesAA ps4saon on q
lre noon q tie second day Of the nsxt term Of I'D
Court TO coAMsnce at Ksokuk on The int Monday q
e2e&2eQ, - d - dofaait unl bssnelteG ~ -
m yosnsas rendered thereon = prayed ~ n said D.
1it5ua. 1A MONTH efNDNG
4evcnue seAnp % cfs.l Atty's for Plaintiff
july2dAw
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- A remarkable snake fieht took
place few days sinoe in Washington,
Marion county, Ohio. The fight vss BE-.
tween two snakes, black and spostsd
rattlesnake. They we're 6rst discovered
BY some children, who spread the new,
of tho deadly ooafict, ssd il short tins
about Ely pessOos we're upon the ground.
The snakes fought for shout two houn
and : half, When q last ne blask ssalp
seissd tho r1ttlssaahe y he beGk q tts
neck and never lss 60 ths hold until The
rattlssaaks gave up ths ghosk
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1t seems that while the rebels have
Withdrawn their forces from Mobile to
reinforce johnson, Gen. Candy is about
to embrace the opportunity to make IN
attack ON that important city with both
land and naval forces. Admiral Farragut
is again on the rampage, and will doubt
less give Mobile > specimen Of the licks
with which he subdued New Orleans.
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NOTICE.

r. ~ sn~s vSsy 6 ~ fsisssns xss-rss xxx.
nesstng Of the CITY Conncii tho city x K.pkuk
held Jess 18th, 1884, tbs following was pA~sed:
Rlsstss3 mat the owner Of de nsssA-v..t hs,f Of
Lot ax el occk g. ftoneinG Sixth ssreet - ar.s~d
20 have paaak walk, six fses vida laid in 6out al
said lot within twenty dsys. Also that q, ov,.s
Of tots 70 II snd II and ths easteriy twssty frrx
o. kof I. naoek 81 - directed 70 have plank walk
M ieee VIDE IN front their respective lots en- johnson
treet within tuenty days nun date -
B. 6. MKkRIAM.
Clerk q the Council of ths City of Keokuk
Keokuk, Juns a lsel-fn6d
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
Al In ths Pps4 once Il Xsokuk. an - 1.t - !.

July, 166Ss
To obtain any cf thse letters the sepiicsus. urss
pay en- cent FOR adsertisinS-
% ths Dad Letter Once.
rssssA for the Sstsrs u l<tter to the wr1tse
within thirty days le written ow prirted
WITH the writer's nAns, fssaGs ard 8sxs seross TIE
Ielnanc nd o. the easeaope IL faee sAs win b
eo@Phed WIN q the usual prsad rate of posaee pay-
able When shs istsss dsliversd y The uritss-se 4
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New York. July l.
The Hsra'ds correspondent. with Sher.
man, under date Of the 1ad, says of the
battle Of Kenisaw Aountain, on the l7sh,
that diminishing opened and towards
night the rsAels commenced firing. Br.d.
ley's and Bridges batteries we're bsoueht
to bear upoa them with considerable e.
feet, and Logan's and Blair's batteries
also fercsly ahelled their works. Hooker
having ssptlssd them, VS. pressing for
ward, while Gen. Scho6sld vas swinging
around their left, capturing many priso-
ners. fs1s
Soon heavy musketry firing vas heard
and the rebels made repeated onslauRhts
upon the position osr troops had taken
from them. bat they we're repulsed each
time.
Early in the morning General Howard
pushed forward his line and coming on
the enemy, drove them psll-mell out Of
their new position into one which wss
found 70 BE- Of great strength; bat By
posiing orr troops in various positions
and bringing to bear concentrated ere.
they were forced to fall back again, leav-
ing large number Of prisoners in Ont
hands. Their loas must have bean very
heavy.- u j g
On the l0th che enemy vas found in
works on prominent Ridge of the Ksni-
saw. and batteries opened on them Il short
range.
The troops were pushed mp soon. The
rebels made an effort to pierce our centre.
The conflict was bloody and at Diahtfall
no material advantage was gained on
either side.
Early the next morning the fighting
vas renewed with increased 6srosnsss,
and 80 going % q the close 81 tho cor.
fespondess's letter. tlss
Later advices BY telegraph advised u
that shs rsbeIs we're forced to M bsch
again.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
The New York line failed east Of Ruf
falo, and there will bs no lats report. X.

I The Tribune's CORES spondent WI
ting from Butler's headquarters, writes
thus Of Generals Grant, Bs.lsr end Weie-
eel: :.
Nine o'clock found General Butler. .
portion Of his staH, and your oorrsspon-
dent in tho saddle, en- route fbr tbe
"Grey Mud" and trip mp yames riyef.
Stopping as City Point, Lieuk Gsner,l
Grant, General Barnard. sDd i. army or
silver IeAh were received on board. The
Generals innsdisssly grouped thsusslvss
around sevsral msps and ckssi6 prcinSoa
BY Gen. Batter, and the convsrsation bs.
came animated
There eat de imperturbable 0sast, look-I
ing st ieast tsn years older than. whom I
sav him in Warrington prior tesihis cam
paign, quietly smoking hin rixsr, sugges-
ting some idea occasionally, Sshise !
pointed question nov and then, studying
the naf carefully, and iissesipR 20 the
conversation and propositioos u thoss
afouod him, as becomes ! thiskiut man.
But underneath al the iupenssrsk skility
which has been accorded to him, snd
clsimsd as great poiat In Gen. Grant's
character, l thought / could discern 10
the cxprsssion d abs syes s.ths indipsp Of
tie soul, An Inward eoaseio ousesss of shs
magnitude Of the ssrssgls il pAioA W -
seg.gsa. . deep fsslisg q - great n
spoOsibillty resting upos hin, and the
qaiet diRps6ea 6eserminefion % rine m.
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SALE.

csAfR ~ Iowa. LIE CoUEYr-0-
In pu1suance Of m order and license of the County
Coa o s.ad county the undergned Executor Of Tama
csArn 6sreassA viii sell n psbHe cutr,y a. 80 =
ne hAest Adder - the prenisea IN the 2Oth day n
July A. D. ls6a between the hours afg O'Clock N and
O'Clock Commanding at o'cloek p. u. Of said day
e described Rrai Estafe belonging to the h
txte Of sniA decedenf, to-wft:
nnossded bail Of the rear half Of lots one a.
N and three 81 in hock forty t40) in the CITY Of Keo
kuk. Lseesaney, AOwA ADR0WN,
js1e4v. nxseuer of fafma Neeirn decd
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interesting Details of sher-
mans Operations.
WHY CHASE RESIGNED.
S4r. Fkssenaem .Gppofsetsa
htt Successor.


NeW AofA, July i.
A correspondent of the Herald dating
headquarters 18th, says last night Gen.
Leslie occupied knoll and threw up 6sld-
works for = slsgs battery. 1t va DO
sition We hays been unable to hold b.
fore.
This morning the rsbels discovered
what had been done and instantly opened
On 1t from three different dirsctsoss. and
viii undoubtedly do their utmost to take
It to-day. Tho ssige guns. four 3a
Pounders. will be put ia position tonight.
The Henld's correspondents, giving
IN account Of the attack on Sheridan on
the way to James River, says Gen.
6regg, In protecting the rear and aanks,
Uncovered when near Sc. Awy's Church
. large force Of Infantry and cavalry post
ed to iatescept his progress. Finding
0regg was fanking them they left their
lines and herceiy attached HE Aank and
rear. The attack did not confuss Gregg
in the least, bat hs quietly dismou ntsd
and gave battle. Greatly outnumbered,
Gregg ceatested The grouod inch BY inch,
till he gos out % - 70 use his artillery
Keeping the rebels in position where
they cosid not use their artillery, the Of.
fsct vas that at short range grape and
canisief vsrs poured into their works,
prodnssag great mortality. His last DO
s'tion VS. admirably chosen Gear Hope
we'll Church, where bis batteries made
most fearful havoc. The foe dispirited
aad chopfalien gave up the pursuit.
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-zfN = =
Sandy Hook, July 1.
The steamship Arabia, from LIVERPOOL
18th Of Juss, hm passed hen ea youte
to New York, whsrs she viii srrive abou,
ESQ
Her dates are two days later.
Political news unimportant.
There was psws on the Dsso- German
question that The vote Of ceusurs against
the government relative 10 the Ashaniee
var was defeated in the House Of Com.
mons by . majority for the govssnnsss.
The opposition regard this as virtual de-
feat OF the government.
London. Jane l9.-Ths Confersnce
met yesterday p. D. All the members
we're present. A Cabinet counsel v.s
held yesterday.
The proceedings in ParEam ment caused
the stock market TO open with increased
heaviDess yesterday snornins but toward
the close . better feeling prevailed.
A letter was sent to Lloyd's yesterday,
from the iofeign Office, stating Her Maj
estys minister It Copenhagen has r.
ported that the Danish government had
not determined he length # sotice 10 be
given British shipping in the crest Of The
blockade ofGernan ports, bat some de-
lay will be allowed. @ss
LATEST.
Liverpool, June lo,-Ths steamship
Asia, from Boston, arrived u Queens.ovn d
to-day.
Her news was received too late to de-
velop its effect on the cotton market.
Sales Of cotton to-day, 1000 hales.-
Market irregular ssd essisf, but ouota.
tions unchanged. Spectators and ex.
porters took 1000 bales.
Bresdstuds quiet asd stssdy. Provi-
sions dull.
. Consols for mosey 89i09O; Erie share,
6s(163; |. C. S5(138 aiseoank II
Smith O'Brien died on the l7th in
stAat.
II . reported on authority said 70 Be
trustworthy, that the Confederate steamer
Alabama has or will leave Cherbosrg TO-
day to engage the U. s. stsaner Kear-
sage. la& as
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wA soldier writing home from Cold
Harbor. last week. sage:
While riding through some small Pima
bashes. yesterday 1 saw sight that even
then ! could mot help noticing. There had
been tight ofdismountsd cavalry there
that morning, = rebel had been shot
through the heart aad fallen Eat on his
back; everything being as dry az tinder.
the ere had run over the Geld. sioeed The
rebels hair and clothes, and blscksned
his face; something seemed to move ost
Of his pocket, and on giving ! second
glance At il, ssv . lizard 10 rurpipe
back to it's home in dead mans nocket
/ looked for him this morning. but found
only neat little mound of sand: beneath
it ne vas sleeping the sleep that knows
no waking, ,obeying the word Of the Eter.
nal and All Wise God-aD Dust thou Art.
and unto dust thou shak RETURN"
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GOV. sTor NE, or IOWA.

The Missouri Democrat pay the follow
ing justly deserved tribute to our p.sri.
otto Governor:
Few among the thorough Union men
of the West have achieved more env;..
BILE position in public esteem than the man
whose name heads THE article. Al /.
soldier and state3man he has iustlv r..
commended himself to the cop6den,Ie of
the people Of . Sta.e Who have proved
themselves among the foremost of thu
y Union defenders, both as home and abroad !,
For tnis reason We regret to see IN attack
made upon Governor Stone bv the cor.
respondent of sn Ohio paper on the oround
OF his action y the Baltimore Convention.
winch no attended ~ dslegsts, BY which
great injustice, as We believe, is done
Inc lmPnhuon 10, that Governor Stone
sought to disturb the harmony Of thss
body. The facts are that Gen. Cameron
of Pennsylvania, offered . resolution for
the nomination Of Lincoln and Hsmlin By
acciamation. This was OF course usae.
ceptlble to the friends Of other candidates,
esPeciaiIy for the Woo Pfesidency. Many
western men were enthusiastic for Asdy
johnson. To defeat Cameron's pronosi.
ton, - was natural therefore. : deter.
mined resistance - as made to it by West.
ern representatives 10 the Convention.
and in the end. the contest, 90 far a. there
was any contest about II, resolved itself
pretty much into . matter OF rivalry be.
tween the east and west. In this con.
.ennon Governor Stone might BE- aid to
have led the western interest,". In What ha
did he received the s1eDuragsment Of
western Representatives generally. and an
attack upon the Western delegatioa.
In the Baltimore Convention Governor
stone was one Of the staunchet friends
the radical delegation from Missouri, b..
ing much better acquainted with Nilsson.
n AFFAIRS, and consequently with the mer-
ITS OF the contest. than the n.josity Of
those present. Nor did he shrink in tax.
ing firm position 10 support of his con-
victions. The Union men of Niwerri.
therefore, owe him 90 obligation in addi-
tion to the respect rigbtfuIly enter tained
for the chief magistrate of State as true
and bra-e as I,wa.
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pENMANSHIP AND BOOK-KEEP.
u ING.
NM. WN. II. PEARSON,S.
cI.ss To PennAnsAip and Mercaasls Bookkeeping viii
Tuesday, the 9Th day efJulv,

O'Clock ia the large room in the Central School
Hcuss, - eth and Blon doau streets. =
Ciasses will be Termed In the above named studies and
ooIA yp0ng man, and yonng ladies who wish to obtain
ccecf Of the principles Of thess impoxsnt
and practical branches If education will and this avor
able opportunity.
Tern. and hours Of study made known 1t sAs school
room On and Aftsr July sth. =
Ksckuk, June 9th, 1sBa.-dlw
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Hs~ a Mach - lsek vtieA psovfAss ~ - nx.ss,-
~ = On. = - $500 - -. -
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=. KEOKUK4 IOWA: sATUKDxN3g JULY Z. -1e1zT COOL

nance Committee Of the Senate. and "a
the Ways snd means Ccnnittes of The
House, :, Bill lsvying additioaaj saxss %.
. esstsin articles e lsxsly, susk ssrhie.
ksy, toba6oc, a., scconpcaisd ), ! sts3e-
nsne tAee Z ~ absolutely sseesry .
psevids ee6, COZ. 900 nses sssssas fsom
tnn source, 70 enable the Goyernmsnt %
90 On vlh sasty, and that - spadnsas
WITH which his proposition was received
~ ;osth Oeoniteees, hed sfrssfussoel
NM deeefmiAatioa 70 ah1hdoa shS of(ce.
the sdministsat1os II ths duties II which
bs'ag seadsryd dinmlt slusost ~ itspos-
ability, By the iolIiss Of the Adminis,ra.
t'on on The oss hand, asd The unwilling
nsss q lOosgsss % thssshssy tsspsovids
Inc means 70 ssssaia ths publie credit.
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dissolution OF COPARTNER

- sHP-Ihs eepaxtnersAp hsretofats sxdsti.r un-
arr fhs sfyte q y MoosT u. = this day ssotvsd bv
mutual csassntstthsr partner the nAms a ~
nrm In setusaasni of the buaness- Pessoas knowfnx
themselves indsbtsd the i.ss frn viii pssse sIs
pfvmps pay1snG B. r. MOODY
JaiyzdSw B.T.HAMBLETON
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.OUsE WANTEp-Withini iixe

- minutes walk Of the Post Once, asd on the east
sade Of Main street. convenient fur quiet family Of
persons Rent not to exceet two hunred aad iy dollars
Immediate pcsseaaon desred- Address Dox a04 p. O..
june 18th, 1SeA-dn .T N Fs r. @sHs 9ss
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Mn 1opertisemei,ts.
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Wnhisstse, Jsly 4.
The House transacted n1oh nieeolIa.
neous basinsss Of no especial public i'm
portanoe. and thea passed the Senate Bill
los the sat;slsstioa u ooaaty
land claims. t.sA
Prssidsst Lincoln nouinatsd Hon. Wm.
=. Fssendsn TO b Secretary q iths Trss-
sury, without consuising him. The con.
hrmaiion BY the Senate vas una.imous.
NJ. Fssssnden has not Jet signifsd nis
acceptance Of the position.
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- zzzz===+=--=== 4=--===
tJklMk LA RD-For sals by the Tierce
iJ.lyal KRLL0eo Bfaak
GOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Tbe
- un9sntgnsd have fsnsd acsp.rtns4shsp up6ux -
name sDd style q HAnslsssH HmsxA4s ~ t. prr-
Pc o. uan.ectaag the shOlssals Boss sd sAos hnr
street nj Ri 1~o.
july2d3v He HfTIsEAHS
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NEW MUSIC ron SABBATH

H00N PLANTERS. -. D. Smith Q,
A/aK811ePA sad s4Aw Corn KlAstsrs, and Moline anl
Y1sun1 Flown, u 15S Main Street.
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Pspsrs which have usually psblished orders az ~
pepATtnsuh VIII copy once JULY 2-lt
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Imis. aesn.

Tho charming magic wirv Agu.
rants, Whose asioniHhing perforn.
xnccs have cf late created 70 in
tense . fuores viii appear upon
Der mysterions Invisible Wire. In
her ehaste. besufifui repeseBta-
sion Of = The Gracea.r This de-
lightfil Parior Enferfainnent hrs
been rsceivet h IN The cittss q
the Union and Europe With fh.e
lasting delight which 20 graceful .
Poses cpoid not fhil 10 csRnsnA.
and Nile. Agnes Is the recipient
cf . thousAnd gems Of weIl-msrste1
compaiment from the cities. town.
and hamIsts In which she AAs had
- hoaor to appear.
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EiNk Cor CHEWING TOBACCO,
! ~ s,s esss,s = .ls assaax xrr.ooe ! rr,a,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13
COMING OF THE sEcOND IOWA
CAvAlaYI

This iavorits vstsras regiment is sov -
sssts for this city. Asving len 81. Louis % Ne
asv~ Northern Liss steamer savasaah, %
hesdsy sasrneea. A. hitherto arranged The
rsgtasss viii Ss received In due fosm by eur
sltissss and treated in the best manner poa.i-
BE. Il II dus 70 he brave vsters,s ef the
noble Second Cavalry thsA the dsuoastratie.
that 10 " greet their return hon lose and -.
daous military service Be genera and hear.v.
The plan 10 to ssrvss collation. in>uetrs,er
itaa Hall, and the citizens Of Dsveape,t a,e
earssssly called upon 70 make sssh eostr,s..
tisas for ths tables - they may be sble 4
prspars fes Ne essasles, and U do % pfem,t.
y. Geld han, cold fowl, roast bssf bred,
butter, pickles. piss asd sakss will Be received
q The He'll and kept Tor the proposed selle.
tlss.
The Second eontslss many brave beys u,
vsAs into service from this eousty. asd treu
this and adjoioinglso ountiss the entire regimen,
was nads up more than two years cad hai
eye. Dasise this tine they have afFsrde;
most sienal service ID The fsIa ssd dsssev,
sash Welcome home - thsy lave ths sieA
- sxpsst The srrasgsnssts viii b dsl,
sasssnssd. and IL is bspsa tAsG s,r e,,i,6e
gssssslly will enter int The spirit u tae q
sssisa snd lssss uoshisg undons that vim al
b he hsastissss of ths grsssise
The fellsvfsg Dispatch We received b
0sa. Batter tAis aftensoe;
. KsoxuK, April 10.
Devespesk - o. es-oeefsv. = ~ - n
/ ~ - I'm. the dsy D.fI 0Soa.
- 4 ! ~. - lsva Oasalf3. SsGaSx.
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ss51SsOe, sxcsps apSe : v6ss y sve-ehisds o
Ne asmbses ef ths Oty Coaaell prsssss .sl
theAins ~ vses , takss.ss et
u s1N' @ Ssvsspsss s6sssd II. ss,lsvise:
1seeous6. Tkat ~ shanks d We Gay Con.
oil ef the dty q Davsspest - ssd are here
By tsadoss1 8 ChpG a. d. 0assos, Company
@, S0th 1oeln0t Wleouoae Voluntssr In
lastly, and ths emcsss aad mes under hi
oe09Aod, fse thdf geotlsmanly asd sel0lse-
aks..sssduss, md ths iaithfsl. pro0pt ard q.
Aeieot 01ooos q which they have peefos0sd
he dslisete aod seseess dsty 81 Psevosl
0ussd, slsse ssssisnsl IN this city.
Adopted.
Bin q Fits Kesi. d - ss, vas referred q
The Neaoss Osanittss.
Bill Of DsMooaAf AND Nsvs Of 3Se 90 vss
referred = NE Phstisg oonnittss wish psv.
q 70 act.
Aid. OsultAart o6srsd ~ gollsvipg:
Rssolvsd, That The Street Comnitsss BE- in
sssustsd 70 receive hid lsr qassryisg sssk q
he city qsassy. iee any n1obsf q pseshs1
they thisk proper y sesssast ioe.
o. sstios es Ala. Davenport. tAs FIsaass
Cenhittss vas iastFustsd % ssstls Win the
retiring City nsrshol asd Cellsessr.
At0s 000 - O001 ~ ~ tO0bOWuUXs
In rslssisa y ~ pstisios q Lass. Lane I
90. pssling 70 lay drain iron theie Psia!ise
0@es o sass s1de Of Perry street, % ths alley
dsrsieoe1 Street Oommittes are In favor ol
ranliDg then the psivilsdgs Of extending the
came 70 he river. undsr the supsrvistoa Of the
Street. Oommiosioner. ". O. Jonss,
JAMns CcuLfaAar.
AdontAA. -
AID. Noe moved that The Council proceed
70 the election Of city officers. Carried.
Ala. Clausssn moved 70 proceed % Sho slee-
lion Of City Attorney. Carried.
NJ. Daaisi l. Shorsy and Joha ". Tho0p-
soa we're nsnissssd.
Aids. Clsusssn snd Hirfshl we're appointed
tsllsrs. H
The result Of The arst ballot vss q follows
Daniel L. Shessy received votes, and John
". Thempson received s votsss
Mr.. Daniel I. Shossy was declared daily
elected City Attorney.
On motiop The Council proceeded 10 ths
election Of City Engineer.
Hs.sy LAnbaeh and Y D Clark were nom
mated.
Henry Lsmbaeh received votes and " D
Clark received 8 votes.
Mp " d CLARK was declared elected City
Engineer by the easting vote Of the Mayer.
On motion, r w Baker was declared duly
elected street Commissionsr by exclamation.
On motion the Council proceeded 70 TIE
election Of City Sexton.
Frits Kann and Charles Bruhn were nomi-
mated.
The result Of the first ballot was % follows
Fsiis Kssn received votes, and Charles
Bruhn votss
Mr. Frits Kann was declared duly elected
City Sexton.
On motion, Council adjourssd 70 meet on
next Tuesday evening att IL o'clock.
Attest. H4xaY kIrfRLDUsCRxa,
City Clerk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13
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