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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

The undersigned hereby request the citi-
zens Of Scott county TO meet at the Court
House ON Friday, the 9th inst, at II o'clock
P. NJ, to take steps to raise the quota ofcur
county under the call Of the Governor for
volunteers for one hundred Cays.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

OrI QuorA-It will be seen that num-
Der of our prominent citizens have called q
meeting at the Court House tomorrow
evening to take measures to have our
quota filled Let it be well attendcd-not
for the sake of making crowd and noise,
but to do something
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05
DAILY DEMOCRA AT.

8. II. PErTIxsIlL Z Co.. No. 81 Park K0v, New York
and State vt eet Boston, agents 10 those cities
and authorized 10 take advertisements and subscrp
ttons for us at our lowest rates.
G. n. ecsivEx, 9s Dearborn street, Chicago Is au-
thorsed TO receive advert sements for this paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

IMPORTANT DEcIsloN-The case Of Judge
Grant. receiver, vs. The City Of Davenport,
to restrain the City against collecting wharf
age against steamboats, landing in front Of
the Burrows mill and warehouse property
has, we understand, been decided by Judge
Richman, against the city. We understand
that the City Attorney counsels an appeal
of the case to the Supreme Court. This
will put an end to collecting wharfage at
the present, and if the decision should not
be reversed by the Supreme Court, all the
wharfage collected there win have be be re-
funded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

WmoLEs ALE TRApE-Wlisle is prepared
to supply country merchants with any
amount of dry goods. His stock was Sc
lectcd with great care, and purchased at
close figure Call and examine prices be.
fore going Fast
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

ArSusAss GR1ssAL1 Cysios,l
DAvssPoaf. lows, Nag 9Th, LISA.
0srsnAi Oapsa No. IL
Anv peRem Who undsetates 70 recruit In lbis
STATE foe any service without express asshosify
from N Unitsd etates ofncer or from this Dspast.
msut. shall ~ once b arrested.
N Seof fOonnan1se.iopOhlDk p@s8f4 sf
n. x BAgRR.
yxAatf Adjutan4 0enseal ot Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05
War 0epartm ent,l
WASHINGTON, April q, 1864
To the President OF the United States:

tIRsT-ihe Governors Of Ohio, Indiana. Iii.
nois, Iowa. and Wisconsin, offer to thc President.
infantry troops Tor the approaching can paign, as
fnii.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05
LOCAL TIE IN 8.

Camp Mcclellan Martial Band will enliyen
the occasion Turn Out Turn Out
:H Highly important dispatches will be
read by Governor Stone
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

To the State Of Iowa, for the year ending De-
ccmber 3lst, 1868 =,
The name Of the company is. Home Insurance
The amount Of capital stock authorized
by its charter Is Sop,opv
The amount Of stock paid up in cash Is. zo",""o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05


ed ON call - 200. .......... s25, aus. IL
Money in the hands Of agents and in
course Of transmission .......... "a, 600
Real estate unincumbered, none. ......
sroCGs AND BONDS AND L. 5 SECURITIES
OWNED ny THE COMPANY
200 shares Elem City MARKET
Bank Stock, New VALUE. valtE.
Haven. n......... xxo,ooJ S23.2po
G2 shares Trdesmen's
Bank Stock, New
Haven, n,..... 5000 1916
5s- shares New Haven
County Bank Stock,
New Haven. ..... 1856 s,a5.
159 share. Merchants
Bank Stock, New
Haven. ........... 1880 1850
lso Quinnipiack Bank
Bank Stock, New
Haven. ........ls,o 1900 1?,44o
United states 5-2"s
Bonds, .......... $4,000 80, ,s25
United States Treasu-
ry Certificates, 10 900 l0,2o0
Missouri State six per
cent Bonds, 10000 Is, 25o-- -<-l43,63s
First Mortgages of
Koal Estate, all 10
Gated in New Haven
County,. 10, $50. .. l9,250
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

LIABILITIES:
The amount Of liabilities due or not
due to Banks or other creditors. 10000 90
Losses adjusted aud due, .. 1000 90
Losses unadjusted. d.............l
Losses in suspense, waiting further
prcof, ..................l S17, ,6ss Il
An other claims against the Compa-
nv, except small Office expenses, 55S Gi
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk, Sl0.o0o.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules Of the
Company to be insured in any one city, town.
or village --, according to its size. &c
The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured in any
one block --, according to its length and
construction.
d. r. SATTERLEE, President
CHARLES WILsox, Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

CONTESTED ELEcrIoN.-The City Fathers,
after patient hearing Of the evidence in
the Parks Poster case, very properly re-
turned it to the people of the 9th Ward for
their decision--the election to take place on
the 2lst inst, and meanwhile the parties
can pitch in into the contest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

ECLIPSE LIVERY STABIE-it will he seen
by an advertisement in another column,
that this excellent stable has passed into the
hands Of Joseph Wolf, Esq, who will con
tinue to furnish the public with those fine
horses and carriages, that have made the
Eclipse SO popular heretofore
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

ap2s-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

New BOAT.-Thc hull Tor the new boat
which the Rapids Packet Company built at
Port Byron during the present season, has
been brought down to the Rock Island levee,
where her cabin is being put on, and other
requisites to put her in running order will
be furnished. We are informed that she
will be completed as early as the 20th Of
June, and will enter into the trade between
this point and keokuk Capt B. W. Da-
Wis is experimenting the construction Of
her cabin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

\ CURIOUS work on cosmetics, recently
published. strongly condemns rouge and
pearl powder, but informs the ladies how
they may give color to their chcekswithout
danger Thus Take fragment Of bright
crimson silk, dip it in strong spirits of wine
and rub it over the checks till moderate
tint appears This defics detection.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05
\. d. BAKER,
ETAT'E OF K<sWA.

- d. III X bfs,
Adjutant General of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05
State Of Iowa,

April %, 1864
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-05

TIE Grand Jury finished up its business
and was discharged estrrda,. They failed
to find bill against young Stephenson
who was prosecuted for inducing boy to
smoke pipe loaded with tobacco and pow
paper at the time it occurred What bills
were found, if any, We are not informed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07

TaArfsvry's BANE \. =. Doc 2. l7.i
Y,IVIDEND. "A SEMl-ANNUAL. plNl-
~ 'DTND o! FIVE tsl PER CENT on the capital stock
i DIV bee dee sfea lIee from Gov.Tufuen tasl psye
K =, No,sdry. ian & ANTHONY iALSFf Casfi"f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07

NEg ioSS, jan G. 1864
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received -
~, p@parnent with genuine GRIFFIN hUsS0
SHOP NAILS 81 assorted sizes Nos. 6 and s. rsrusS
oanz will ps- with the price what quantity OF eseo
.ys thew can deliver immediately aud how rapid anS
via, quantity they aise future dshyerss ne a,as.
pryleo rs rs,arveI Of rejecting sny bid uo ceeued siss
,sns osruss should be properly n1osed and addresses
MAJOR STEWART WAVELET
Qusrtermsster, u. s. A.. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
financial.
CiKvRhAsp. CoIruBUs Avn tIvcf> "" zoe, r N"'
cLrvgLAsp ohio ian. =, CC,fr
4 CASH DIVIDEND Of FIVE Pr, CEN

4
CiRvHhAsD, CoIrgsUs Avn Crvcr> VT" ~ zoe, r TO-
cLrvgLAsp, ohio. ian. =, GD,fr
4 CASH DIVIDEND Of FIVE PEI. CE cNN 4. L,
N add STOCK DIVIDEND q 1cHTY PEh Nr r, .
19h nee OF Government tss) lave tes dsc'llod b.
Company pyebe a. ito usUa ,ess nd after tue tst ds,
81 T-uVal, neat
The tn.eI looks viii te 5sei ne evening Of Jan
-, until reb. = by osdeI II The boaii Of Dteeioss
Go. H.. EUSsLLi. I4easls"r.
- .ruu.Dr1gHI, asr rgADiSo RAna0Ar Cosa.xY
o'cl No ~ . fh-st., PIi.aicipLin, Dec. 2 1853.
NiViDEND NOTlCE.--The Transtcr BOOKS
- + 'hi' Company IN be closed on THURSDAY. 18th
iui q. rs0Yenci N TUESDAY. Jan. II. lgsi
D.,a0 Of Seven r~f cen clear Of State tax has been
cci ,rrd tho common stock able IN common .ocs on
and after die i ccrnbrT cr 10 The holders thereof thy
i Ie.ersl the 0ookS o. he close Of business
the lIih f's.
pi,iui - Three srd rlsif per cent clear o. az Stat"
ha. been declared the preferred stoct ysls H. clb
Of common stock the option Of he holder snl eT the
Jl.t Drenbrr The stockholders they shall stand
,tcred tho books a. close business the 5tb
inst.
Holder - certificates which hsvr So-n dcharred FROM this
Of CO. ~ either uf ts Trsusis .ercie pI,rnssy
one,,cd ~ them duiy nsi.ercd tie rs.. Books
which they have been traisisrrs1 lIof TO tie III. inst
Sccki olie whose nanc. registered on the N,wYo-k
book bs paid tie FsTner Loan and Trust Company
tbos. whose registered ths Boston Books
will be paid At the Office Of nesrs ) r Thsysr Bro'her
y. CRAWFORD, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
No. 81 NAssAU-sr. HEw-YoRx.

NOTICE. The holder ul Tire llhSI Mohi-
~ GAGE BONDS o. the CUMBERLAND coal AND
IRON COMPANY sstefcby noined ,hs, upon delivery Of
heir Bonds 20 ths md ed th,r oas No IS Psis
tow amer rim. before - JY day ~ January neat
they viii receive Tho principal aud insfvs, thereon o. al
hi opon tley may renew then Bond, TOT IS ye.s with
Interest pr p,ysse scuh annually 10 Psy Which
within thai ue ps sinsns iund hs. been provided bJ
tba Counpar y. DAied htw.Yoft De. D. let.
ABRAHAM BELLS SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
Financial.
v.u,,YsBurep SAVINGS BaSK, ,
ro.,., or South 80 AID s,li.sts.. Brooklyn l. l.
',|V's%-n NOTICE are mere

f-..., NJ soufh 80 and stli.sts.. brooklyn l. !;
,,,,TENU NO1lCE-DepOSltor are nerc-
hlNipI,,..t i,.t, sEMl ANNUAL DIVIDEND at the
r. os$ rER GESs . r .. ? l'Ts been dsro.ed ,ss
D. ars snu ~, ~ n isnmry leXt VII De- pas 70
e. a' Or o. sle MONDAY o % zee ,rs al de-
vs. psuo.its made or before 'he 49, uSy
,,0,.y ,yI draw INTEREST am tne - Ihe fapd. ..
.sie warm double tie AMOUNT loaned, ma 90 cry
x County oopds Of he stsie Of Nefo and Ol.td siari
go ted No,loy. and Saturdays, from 60 :
i1 n ~ md .ac.d w. Wednesdays ihnrsdays and H.
E,,s r6la 10 & "a. 60 y Di...,,.,, ,,..,, p.sa.
grorer RIcsRp' , vicc.rresdeltl
fATHASiYL btiS0s
stsuEr ". Iku-Low, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
lVI No. Ga Broadway, NV Y0t, Jan lbbt.-rhe iu,
g., Of this iDnution have declared the ivory i, 'cI.
Annual ,irrd MI deposits BY tho rules ortro thr,e o.
II a.. rate Of FIVE rtR CENT gef atpt oT dun ~ fS>
AID lHs AID POUR PR cLt pr nnnnn on WI N"scr
,un1 ray,s or AID after January 10 ifoo OF oove .hno'
T.i niere.i will iiied undeI dat, Of Jsn AID "
a., ,.hdrnv, win receive interest he same nsh pCsi
Az an ,rra Dividend al tho rsto Of oNf .tk CENT
mr., snnnp la. been croi out Of The hs Of tho i,.'
mouths. vhio viii DO cv,"H 70 o"I oiiton WIN hr
regular Dividend -. ,,.,
PfStJAt.
Epwp. sons,I, Tess"res
&. L. ALyoLD }eostsI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
Corporation NoliSss.

..c.,.,t.ous IyytCs No. err ilAhi
""N"' " nav YORK. Jan. q. iUcA
vU,uls OF fICE will be closed on tho nth i,is, ,'.
on. efrs.ped 10 Die dsrgu,shrd d'e' 10. mac.
% an, "A wbo,e funeral crroiIones wih sts p'0
upon tl'si dss '''''' " -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
a RMY CLAIMS AND BANKING OFFICE.

TIVE TRUSTEES Of tho seamcn's Bank for
sevinys have ordered that IArfBtsT tIeo Of Govern
Be paid 10 Depo.ofs entitled thci-o. for the atr
month, ending 3Ist u ia fooys On a. Five Bur1rcd
Dosrr and under the rate Of five cent er snno snd
on sus orcsading fvo Hundred Doar At the ret. q. fouI
por cent per .nnn payable and after Mondsy ih inst
le iu.ie viii be psecd 10 tho credit Of tho deL1sto
prnc.yL.--hew York. Jeg. 0, llh
wM H. MAY, pro.dcat.
WuLAn n5,oos. 6ecrdUl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
Amrsements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" kes ns. and D,rec''e"' JOIN Wood
otcse % aisser.......-.........j. II. Seiwyn-

LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
Tbs management beg that having made arrange.
re, rs for an
ENTIRE CHANGE IN TIE PROGRAMME
., ILL Ilestsr for week. - ,.
IN: HIGHLY AVID INTENSELY iNIEhLSTINO
DRAMA,
'UyANlMOu5 APPRECIATION.
entitled
CANiLLAS HUSBAND.
IN which
Nr.. JOHN WOOD. ,or,, r,oor
srNsTs, and TIE
PRINCIPAL MftiTFRs or THE COMPANY,
pr1dgcei with ..,,.
NEW SCENERY NV Music snd APPOINTMENTS.
tpus, b. withdraw st,r
SATURDAY EyES!NO NkaI, jan
T. allow Tor tie pfoirciion, on
MONDAY ENENiNG, Jan. ~,
OF Comedy in sct., Tor tue first 'oe In Aehcs,
BULL IN A CHINA sgoP,
and tho Cousdie,ta
COUSIN CHERRY,
IN which
Mrs.. JOHN WOOD
viii appear.
Door z: Performance 81 u oeock
srsts secUi-d three day la -iyauce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
itls0ilal.

MANHOOD and the vigor OF Youth Restored
WI Ga -Four Weeks oy Dr. RlCORDS ESSENCE 81 Liz z:
ma .ou3.rf agent VIII Manhood 10 the rloss
.r,red Constitution. whether arising nom excess seS
Ab,a the Eject. Of lrgts, u Nitufs tsrsrs me imS
=, en-. hs mo iuyctersfe Is four weeks All
- /. iuaposb.s Dr Records Essence Of Lie Is soa
cs.s with instructions fcr for So or ot IN ~
r SEMI carefully ,acAed receipt 81 remittance by oe
accredited s.ont. -, ANN ~ 49, px,,,..,
- 49, - srs'l,xsx ew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
TOTAL AsSETs............s.

ne Con pany hereby give notice That they have IN
REAsE iLoir CAPITAL from %2loo0yto s3oocO, which
all paid IN, and together Nth tHeh Surplus securely ~
tested
Additional Polcles OF Fire Insurance win now be i''ned
t.sed upon lie Increased Capital and the Company respect
fy soct the liberal OF the public, - tnc ntefes',
baye beer specially regarded incsass the security offered
= Hall Million Of Dol.Gfs Los.es literally adjusted aud
promptly paid hAuh4Ct hiLoEhl IfeAioens
ErpOIrH NARnl4CE. Secretlry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
4mneements.
, - .,..-. fERICAN MUSEUM.
ID ms TRIUMPHANT.
HOIrnAY ATsrg sfyrI,

Is ahNOh' m 7ys rurrupu.vn
MIS- HOLIDAY e, , ATTsAcr', 49,.
i'N fhoflL H H.hd5 'sefbahas AMppm
IHE rlcKFr-of-LEivE NAN, - Mn
as ss., 70 delight sysrys9dy The p.': ,s,s %
~ q, a; u can Be gyee BY any see, !" ne eiy ~
.,e re ,,as, are ,.cd qa a, ,o,a a; o. ~
e ia' Is the beat really dranatc in the snIss =
THIS fEsriVE' n1Ii /, rs? SEASON a: d ''''
NY 'no.s 10 wonid r.. bear IN mind that though
GIyE rLAcE 70 6rEa s'Si n alSf E vovELrIr4
Every %FTfR i5 iisI 4s 5 iV VlEysn
GIVES HIS wJ afsh zEo' SIa,oau.so.
rnAE THT Fsis ;;H5P15 81 H H.nHssoA
An sles.pt va; tiaure e. nj, se,su princes, u 49,
AZ ALL HOURS livery DAY xSD EVENING
PYRAMID or GIANTS
TWO ~ v,,h N9 }.faR4r DwAnsa
AND TWO or THE sMALLH0
me" EIhs &c s Is MGcaL TROUPE
c'a q x Gs+;S 5R III x;l XIX ss''
SiSiE ! y ''or
Ro shsP AgD &c Sp sT" @s hss
EDUCATED sk4 sn Ss G other M nss iSsrh
Admission IS cents. Children under ten, is cent.
WALLACK~,
tain ri.s: All: Conclusion TSs performance via s.sma.s
sEvESrYFogRTH NIoHr
Mr. Lester wansch. unprscsden,edly attractive play.
With IT, beautiful scenery novel machinery origins. maA
Az a. r H. ~ 5 ES %sEhsyS Sr n ss 4Ss.
Nj; roFE Eo Mr. ~ rory ~ Ms gss SASSOS.
Mr.. JOHN SEXTON. Mis-. BARRETT. Mis-. LIE BRuI
aud Miss CARMAN.
VII 'u''ain 'hsiH !Ga% character.
WIZ ~ w. - Mr. NORTON.
THE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
making her second appearance Of this besfer.
sAlnRDAi-ssysn,ye f'a Dsh I, o. I. ao.ed.l:"
TUESDAY-"Nsyd En.asoiasnt.' and "Ths Old Ensa1A
Gentleman"
Due ShSb Be- LfE Of sa 81 THt eSAs
NIBLOs SALOON.
~ IRVING LITERARY ASSOCIATION
Mr.. DE CORDoyA,
gzs POPULAR AMERICAN HUMOROUS LscrcRsA
WIN deliver III.
CELEBRATED AND scccyssScL BUroHous
POEM
On THURSDAY EftNINO Jan T. lobA
Doors a, to commence 1t D O'CLOCK
1ickets ped the principal &c BOOB and dseo
stores, and At the door.
nODWORTH's HALL, No. 500 Broadway.
IL MRS. AND MISS L. BROWNS
READING
THURSDAY ENENlN0, Jan.
For al. !. Beer schrms. and the door the svenia
Of the Reading
Doors open At Z; 10 commence at O'Clock
A COLLOQUIAL and MUSICAL Enter.
"A TAISMsHf eil be- given This Thursday ENEEe
INiI Jsn. al O'Clock by the MOUNT OLlNET sCNDAIs
SCHOOL, a, their Hail. corner Of Broadway and ,1h-st.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
wi Abe Rev r. "A. CHAPLIN, ID. d.
EUROPE AND AMERICA"
Al Cooper Institute.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. u, ct O'Clock.
Tickets, 20 cents.
EIFTH-AVENUE SkATlNG-POND.
Il SEASON TICKETS for GenisInan.. .............og
SEASON IlCkkTs for Lsdiss. ,::..............'.'..
SEASON TICKETS for Boys under l3............"....
For sale the Asor Ho0r, NcLoss aud Neopohtse
Ho;slL Principal OIes q. the Enid-Avenue Hotel an To
Recdin. Rooui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
= q. FIVI-TWENTY BONDS.

3. FIFL-JNLNIY BUNDS.
~ THE SECRETARY or THE TREASURY has
yet given notice Of my Intention TO withdftw th popu
Loan from sale a. PAR Until ten days notice gwen
he urdorsigDed win continue TO supply The public.
1bs whole amount authorized IL FIVE HUNDRED MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS. FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY
MILLIONS Of ts amount has ben already subscribed for
and paid Into the Treasury leaving balance Of
ONLY SIXTY MILLIONS UNsOLD.
With present Of sele this viii be absorbed 81
,sry tAort period.
Full conposa from hoTs.ocr funishsd, ita Interest .ac
gold, from that dste.
VERMILYE &c Co., 10. ~ WALSH,
0osernIneu, Agents, FiveTwenty Loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07

WINTER GARDEN.
The Management has that, owing 10 pre-
vious pereup'ofy engagements OF
MIR aud MRS. ". J. FLORENCE,
tho great sensation dIa of
THE TlCkLTOF LEAVE MAN
only be pres.nted for
FIFTEEN NIGHTS
more ssnts any Of these hfeeD al gifts may now Be
procured ~ the Boz Office.
those who t~e therefore, 10 witness this touching pic
Of fng. every life should lose the fsw opporr'
uiiirs now remaining to them.
In The besuu language Of the psed District Attor
ney Of th. city, A. O4sey Hall.
This pl,y Il ethical that wisb the ph!anthropihs OF
the day, WHO ,hsH.y n.sooi tue Prison AID society,
aud who uphy leave the OF the rued cprvie TO
b. pale could the Ticket Leave sod your acting The
sod together this city sr you'd and
goa 'hpDd receive yorr sciors uosetolssv- untl
every c.Eyrpnn and boy IN thu Metropolitan Police District
had the nperonaon of the scenes between bIiesy
and Wiloughby."
TO+NIGHT, (THURSDAY,l Jan- 7, 1904,
SlATi-tlt1u NIGHT or
THE FLORkhCES
snd
THE T1CkET-OF-fEavE MAN.
Commences ct ~ Carriages may b. ordered at lof
TuEsDAY-bENEfiT OF MRS. FLORENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
OyFick OF MARIposA CosPAsI, I

No. "a WaIis,., Asw-Yo1k. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ BONDS of MARlrOsA COMPANY, Of 81 900 each.
sefe this day drawn by lot for REDEEM p0n from the whole
le 900. SOC, s3 see 8s7, l,Gs l,eJ5 i,lll 1876 1913
l93 i<sS l@43 1851 49, and tia the same together
9th the ar ors ecrrned r'cres, viii be paid ~ gold
BE let day Of January next. rentAion al the cce otbe
company bo1ds be presented within days after The
j., day Of January under penalty Of forfeiture tbs priv
Lsss Of redemption ron the sinking fond under this drawing
Dated Dec. q 1904 MORRIS KETCHUM, TI.ssureE
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-05-24
From Europe.

The latest news, by the Richmond
papers, is dated Liverpool, 2sth Feb
ruary. From it we extract the fol-
lowing
The trial of the four 1taliana
charged with a conspiracy to assassi-
nate the Emperor Napoleon had ter
minated at Paris. Greco and Ira
buco were sentenced to transportation
tor life, and Imperatori and Scaglioni
to imprisonment for twenty years.
The French Indictment charges Muz-
zini with being the "head of the
plot" and gives curious detail Of
the movements of the Red Republi-
can leader in London and elsewhere,
while using the London Times as a
medium Of communicating with his
associates.
In the House of Commons BIr.
Fitzgerald denounced the Govern
,nent for Selling the rams, and asser-
ted that the action was in contradic-
ton Of law. In moving for all the
correspondence. upon the subject, he
said he sho,t.i deplore war with
America, but would rather so to war
than that the law Of England should
be infringed in consequence of
threats from foreign Ambassadors.
The Attorney General defended
the Government and explained their
legal action. He claimed for tho
tovernmeut the ,ne.i, Of acting from
a sense CT justice and from 40 other
motive. Several other Speakers de-.
nouuced tae course Of the Govern
ment, and charged it with pusillan
unity. Others defended the Govern
mcnt. Finally the motion was
rejected by vote of 12s to 1913, a
majority for the Government of IS.
which was. received with loud cheers
from the Ministerial side.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-05-24

Gen. Forests affection. for has Bro
Mer.-A cores pondent of tho Allan
ia Appeal says:
Near Prairie Mound, between
Oklahoma and Pontotoc, while gal
lantly leading charge, Col. jeffrey
+. Forrest was struck by mimic
ball. He fell from his horse, and
soon his troubled spirit passed to that
unseen world, where the sound Of
battle never comes, and the tread Of
armies is never heard. He fell upon
the field his own valor had already
half won. The earthquake shout of
victory was in his ears, and his dy-
ing gaze was turned proudly upon
his triumphant brigade, as he breathea
ont his heart stricken soul. In his
fall. a gallant young spirit sunk to
rest, and the blazing star that shot
atiwart the armament left the heav-
ems forever. This sad event filed
General Forrest with the profound
est grief Forgetting the loud thun-
dershock Of battle, and all save his
dead brother, he knelt down, and
fondly kissing his smiling lips and
pressing his manly brow, sadly ex-
claimed, noble brother while the
tears {ell thick and fast. Oh what
a tide of asonizing emotion must fill
the heart when a soldier weope. The
lips of the lion-hearted General,
which, during the day, seemed made
of iron, now quivered with unuttera-
bic feeling. and the eyes that had
never blenched in the widest of-bat-
tie, now flowed with tears. The
voice OF affection spoke louder than
the roar of artillery, and the marble
hearted hero wept like a child. And
we'll he might, for there, before him,
lay his brother, his Youngest favorite
brother-he who was tower of
strength-he who had contributed SO
largely to the victory; nay, the right
hand Of his power, broken and fallen
forever.