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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15


A Brilliant Flank Movement The
Journal at last "makes all things even and
more too. "There never yet was mortal pow
er' 80 strategically powerful, or so newspa-
perially puissant as IT, The editor thereof is
only second in prowess to the "half starved
solitary rebel who mastered the vast and hun
cry situation between Baltimore and Wash.
ingto1 A true and worthy disciple of Hon.
est Abe, when "the occasion is piled with DIFF
fculties," be straightway "rses with the oc.
casion." Who has said "coPperheadl" 40 fre.
quently, or With such distinguished ability as
he2 "DamnnbIe iteration sounds tame and
impotent in such a connection. Cooper.
headl' word Of dire sound and omnous i'm.
port Who has hurled il against the advanc
ing hosts of the democracy so often, we ask
again, or 20 early in the morning "a the ed
ilor Of " JoofnaI2 Ass Nobody Indomi.
table sou is no name for him.
"Weak.hearted Union men" who are nov
disposed to dsparage" Federal achievements
and successes, are credibly informed in this
mornings Journal, that I'VE have fought a
concentrated enemy Of IL 900, 900, with a Dis
TRAcTED power Of l2 ,00O,OO and have defeat
ed vast armies and conquered thousands of
square miles of territory Let us all thank
the journal aud take courage While other
weakened Union newspapers have predics.
ted the overthrow of the rebellion upon the
l. na1 g 0h 0ha
the Journal steps forward before daylight and
kicks over their kettle OF consolation, with the
facts and figures quoted above. According
to it's report, we of the North ara IL distract
ed Tor demoraIzedl millions, pitted against
an equal number Of concentrated millionsl-
This statement, coming from almost any 9th
er quarter, would naturally give rise 10 ap-
prehensions Of most grave and serious char.
aeter. As It is, no panic will cnsue, The
article from which we have quoted is not d.
rected at the rebellion--it IL evelled with de.
structive precision at tie "opperheads and
the treason Which they are cherisbing in the
name Of Constitutional Liberty. 1t is design.
ed as an argument favoring military despo-
tism. This is obviously set forth in two sen.
tenees "By military despotism, the South
was made nearly unanimous THE North
has been divided" THIS not only knocks o.
YER Il copperheAd averment that the North
is, al i'd has been, ruled by litary despotism,
but amounts to a sHeaking arrival at the corr
oluson that military dsspotiam ought to be
established, in order to insure the "conoen-
trAtion" effected thereby in the South
When the Journal has occasion to prove
the numerical superiority Of the North, it will
trot out the mum erals Never fear
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15
Nrlu aobrrtisrmrnts.
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE

No ao4i,
Superior Court.

W.. superior oourt.
Jacob g. Kerlar ct vi
DURSUANT 20 decree OF the Superior Court Of
Mo1gmery couuty, OHIO, entered IN the sbo G
cause W ~ JunA Term, A. u 1894 will, on
Tse5idD, August tOb, 1894,
htt1e door " ihA oirt nnrge, m the city on Dayton
IN said county, betwesn che hours Of two aud four
O'Clock NJ Of sad day, sell At tNio cutlery TO ihe
highest bidder, the folio sng described preTnizes,
ar n the north half Of aeeton number eighteen
Qs) township number thtea (9l, AMI range nun her
five (bl between the Miami rivers IN Montgomery
county, Ohio, beginning At The half 9eotioa corner oa
the wptt line of said Section theura north 70 ~ eaat
eBhly-two 80 PoeP % SEQ ntri thelee south sp
IN two hunatelt and M y.two and thty.Nx hun.
Dr. dths 2bl 36.lu0 poles 20 n conner thence south
l6' oaat eghty.two aud forty eighth hundre,ths (sQ
b'ltO) pol P 20 a corner; tpence north Ao 90 west
two hundred and hNy-ou and forty hundro nha (Q54
aO'lOO) poles TO tns pa1e Of beginning, contain NJ
one hnndrad and tSeny nine and seventy one hun.
dredths (l291l.iOOl Rores
Said Farm IL about two miles psst nj Centreville
has upon u dStliing two log cabins a ffame tenant
house, q large orchard, ana about fifteen Rcfea OF
Timber
Appraised at SOC 90 an acre. May soil for Ss7 "a
an acre, $50. W MkIAMHRF,
Master Commissioner.
7, Y. TnEHsHnR A n. h. JoRDAN, Att'ya.
July IT., ls8t davis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

HB- originated among the barbarians
Of the early ages--snd grew out Of the neces.
stiles Of such peoples as we're destitute of rea.
son, and unblest with the light of revelation.
It,Fps not Invented byya christian people a.
The sqbly means q lpteservipe tbe phiB Of q
reptblie, 81 The bent intetea,s ofhn ehiiqhteh-
ed people Since the angel of The Lord pro.
claimed "pesce on earth, and heralded the
coming Of Him who was called the Prince Of
Peace, the inference is plain, that war should
be discontinued, a. an oHense against Heav-
en-, and Peace cherished aud cultivated as o
universal and imperative ChristiSn duty
We are opposed, therefore, to the barba'
rous crime Of war, and to the bArbarous par
", who, amid the tremendous ruin it has
brought upon our country, are still clamorine
for its continuance and we are in favor with
our whole heart Of the higher and nobler civ
iliEation inculcated by the Savior In the
name Of God, then, in the name of humani-
ty, and in the name Of every thing that is good
and glorious, let us pray, and vote, and plead
for peace and The blessings which attend it
the innumerable blessings which war has so
long punished from our unhappy land aa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

The Rebels Out OF Mary .aRd--Perhaps.
NEw YoRE, July lj.--1he Heralds Wash.
inRton SPECIAL OF the l4th says There are
probably tonight no rebels in Maryland. This
mornin1 their rear guard was at Rockville,
and sufficient time since has elapsed to en-.
able them to safely re cross the Potomac Our
troops, undoubtedly, have reached the Ferry
by this time, aud may have been in season to
attack the enemy while crossing but Of this,
hothing is known The lirst informal on that
the rebels had received of the presence of
veteran troops was given 10 them on Tuesday
evening, by charge Of part of the 9th corps,
when at dark their wagon trains we're started
back in great haste. The citizens reported
that the divers we're lashng theirteams, and
making every effort possible, to get out Of The
way Of the retreating column Their body Of
wounded were left in the houses along the
line Of retreat, and many Of their dead we're
abandoned on the field From facts In our
hands, no doubt that their casualties greatly
exceed ou own There is but little doubt,
that if the enemy had attacked our defences
previous TO Monday night our works could
have been taken with comparative ease
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

Agents Wanted. TO sell Timby's POrtA.
bic Barometer. None but the best need apply.
Agents are nov making from 6Ve to fifteen
dollars per day Send for circular TO A. ].
GoodsnOuRh Agent, for o. Al Ricksys Book
Store s26 Third street sF.r to .slns aalom
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.
New York RA,ion.l 0uard--Rsoruiting
Brisk.

Brisk.
NV York, July l4-rhe Union State
Committee met yesterday at a stockhouse, 10
take action on matters IN controversy be.
tween the Union and old republican, organiaa-
tions. A quorum not being preseni the meet.
ing was adjourned 10 meet at Saratoga
Springs
The several headquarters Of the regiments
under orders to leave for Washington, begin
70 assume very gratifying aspect Recruit
ing is going on with much briskness, and
there is At present every probability Of the reg
'imenta being in proper condition TO respond
to marching orders by Saturday or Monday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15
NOTICED IOrIOBIl
HGADQUARrrKs TREAsuRfA's nTTIoE CorRr HorsE
DAIroN. MnNrnuMhnn OnuhII. ONO.

A LII white male citiEens being Is years Of age and
~ under q thH are not mamDers oi some Noun
teer Organization and subject TO PERFORM mility ser
VI clare hereby notified that The Books are now
ready IN ths office 10 receive from each ono thus
llable; four dollars ~ militia rommut ton. All
those who Ril TO hle certificates Of exemption with
the Auditor Of the County or pay into the County
Treasury tour doaTs on or bet re ee 18th Of August
Nt will be- subject to the collection nf said aum
with thirty per cent penAtY and cost OF collection
All nroperiyl lah without any exemption
fuaTHfH noTior IAN peTsons owing any taxes Of
1909 due th Junela-t by paying on or babre the
l6h thus luly. DO so Without penaty ali that IL not
paid by that time the penalty must and viii be added
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer lntgomeiy County, O.
Treasures tOhi'", Dayton, July a ls84 .
tJonrnel and uermnt Jwn Independent please COPY |
iulyG ~
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Particulars Of the Capture and Rsoapo
OF Gen. franklin,


BALTlNoHE, July H--When Gen. Franklin
was captured he was seated in car, by the
side Of a wounded Lieutenant Colonel when
rebel officer came up and asked the Lieu.
tenant Colonel f he was Frankip The OH.
Ger replied that he was not The rebel then
asked Franklin, who disclosed himself, feel
ing convinced that he had been pointed out
b1 one OF the passengers. ln few minutes
Gilmore came in, aud told FRANKLIN. ha mu 1t
consider himself prisoner. The General
was then pot into irons and taken to Reister.
town, where they stopped for the night The
General feigned sickness, and slept until the
rebels were asleep. He then made the best
of his way as far as he could in n due direc
ton fog this eity,, Tor threequsriers Of an
hour, when being broken down with fatigue,
be crept into a thick wood and remained the
.balance Of the night and all next day, fire..
quently seeing rebels scouting for him
About sunset being nearly famished he ven.
tured out, and shortly met some men, who
proved to be friends, one of whom took him
TO his houss aud finally provided mfRns for
the -Generalto reach the city
Trains are running az usual to Washington
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

NEw YoRK, July IA Stocks irregular;
Gold closed at 4g Money 7 Sterling quiet
9: Reading 32k c. B. Q 2s Erie 10 N,
Y, @ 3Ss
NEW ioRE, July A.-COtton quiet, 6s (;
Flour unsettled 60@l00 lower l0al6 Extra
State 10 5OA60 Round Hoop. Wheat dull un.
settled l6S2O lover Q s6 Chicago Spring 2 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

Grand Picnic, The Butchers Assooia.
ton, Of Dayton, win give Social Picnic, on
Phillips Hill, on Tuesday next, 18th inst.
Their friends are respectfully Invited to at
tend. Come friends, and enjoy yourself
July l2.du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

Milwaukee Club a. winter ed western /:
Western Corn dull 2s3 lower 67aGO new ;
Oats lover 9ja97 Western Pork 6u7 dollars
lower Beet dulland lover ;cut meats lower
lard lover ls4 Whisky decidedly lower Goa
g. 81 .....' ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

Stray Cow, ,-slrayed, on Wednesday last
light red COW, white spot on her back near
the tail white belly, white spot between the
horns, and horns projecting AreWard will be
aid for her return.
VALENTINE GERsTNER,
Lafayette House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15
HOOP SKIRT S ! (!
FOR SALE.
sHERIFFS SALE

Jacob Ward vs.. d NJ RAilroad Compsny--A lef
Common Pleas. H
DY virtue Of several executions issued by ina
ID court Of Common Plesa OF Al IN county, THO, l
will offer NJ punc sale at the door Of the court house
In the city Dayton In tho county OF Montgomery,
Ohio, on Saturday JULY 10th, 1864, NJ oclOck, y.
N ofsad day, the 70 loving described real estate, 20.
Wit
Lots numbared one thousand eight hundred and
twelve, (lsl2l and one thousand eight hundred and
thirty one, Qs') ~ numbered IN the sed plat Of
the city OF Dayton, county Of Montg merry Ohio with
the improvements thereon. Taken On execution ~
the property Of the Dayton ME igHn Railroad Co
the suits ~ Jacob Ward, William Bowling, Froder.
ick Bitter and Auu D0wllng.
APPRAISED as follows Lot No 1872, At 81. 600
lot No 1851 at 81 500 and cannot sell for less than
two.thlrdA ofthe ABOVE RppTAsement
Iarma--OAHH GEL WO0AMAN, shr
CusS NOLAN MrERA, Attys. Monigy %,
June II, 1854 ~ Wtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15
City ahd1 Other l'Gatters,

Donaldson The wonderful Wizard Of the
East gives one Of his amazing performances
tonight At Huston Hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

B1~What has become ofihe Southern "Un.
ion sentiment that We used 10 hear so much
aboui2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

For Rent,--A good Stable with four stalls
and a Carriage House, inquire At No, 3as,
Third street s-. dlBis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

sr Lotus, July l5 The steamers Wei.
come, @ AWow, Sunshine, Cherokee, North
ener ard f. + Dix, we're burned at the levee
early this morning The loss will probably
reach half million dollars. Particulars
soon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15
The RstssiIne RsssIs Propose % haks

NEw YoRK, July 10 Tho Worlds Wash.
ington special says The rebel eolumns bsvs
continued their retreat iOWnTda the Upper
Potomac FoFds, sinee III .ir abandonment Of
the position held IN front Of Washington. and
some Of their forces are reported having
crossed into Virginia although The indications
disposed to make stand between Rockville
and PoolsviiIe, either 10 accept battle or to
supplies Our forces are IN close pursuit
The military authorities have Information
that the enemy intended oh Monday 70 attack
the weakest point in our lines 10 large force
but abandoned Il on unexpeeiedly hading
veteran troops The rebel General Holmes
was severely wounded At the battle Of Mon.
oeaey on Saturday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15

Oaes more We say get the best Barometer
while they are In the market At Rickey's
s2e Third street tsa ,.0Aa 0glHgJH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-15
GAS OOMPlNY NnTIrE.

UNHE Stockholders Of the Uayton Gas Laht a
L Coke q mpany, are notified that a meeting will
be heid At the office OF the Company North West
corner OF Jefferson and Third streets, Monday the
lst day OF August, est bttw zen the hours II and
o'cooS P NJ, to elect -tI directors to serve tho
ensuing year. y. r. EVANs, sec'y.
IuyG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
SrAremGNr
!. on rHB OonDIrIOu OF rn1
Wasllsgssa Iss1Fsnss Csapasy,


~ rur nrrY 0v nrW YOnI an I'm
|O A.. az q !ansasy lss4. .:as to e re Asa,'sr
- 90 -, :. .-..- 49,. !. -..,,...,.
11e naoe q ~ Co1Isy - 1I"a ~ =
: The ..osas e g s.pi,sl :soss Is'e p = sss e n -
. The o.eese @ ne OGn ?eny - '-.-... Ss'ssssA
lst Cash q ha.d. y e.nks
oro 90 a,s., aS .as =, sss: sssas q ss ns,nw
g. esAl ssasss -. .niss..ssss1, - SSo@
g Do.oe ana ssos9s oesss
esd sass of iaisssss tAssen,
90 ceeedu's). = -. ....-.. DssVssW
~. Dsse; o. tns OomP:.y
seSeduls ) arss hss vsissd q
s...-.... 80 -:.......-.. lASs -
~, OsS:J =. 1890
e.. D:s.: fsr rrs.ss.s;... s. y siM
To,si ! 49,: .;---.-.... 80 n n
LlABlLIT11A
. Bsnhs q osher ereditosy
3 Luneee ed1ustoA and due. Noao
Z. lose~e o4juesed and not due.... -. Goas
.. Losses unadju tsd...- .--.............. - O7o
o. Lsss.s nssepen =, walssne fos further -.
10 Al other claims against The Oo0papy, 1,5oASo
II. The greatest amount injured In sny one
Yi.k, oooOoo, usually .-....--..--. 10 Ooo00
"a The gfsas q aoouut allowed oy the rules Of
the Company - Be insured In one city, town or
vtllsgs, Discretionary.
- Ths greo4ees amount allowed 70 b insured IN
any one block. discretionary.
u The cot u ipeorposatioo Of the company, Dee
l1th, 1ooo, Ae1.
0SAsD ~ Nsw YoaK, D
G. unity Of New York.
Henry Weston, Viee President, snd VIM. X. Lo
thIOp, Secretary o. the MAshinx,on Itsirane.
Acmpany, of New YORK, bsiug ssvera y aad duly
oW.rn, depose and y and ecCh for himself osyo,
tnst the following 10 true, foil and stass
msnt Of the sairs Of the said Co. poras,en and that
they are tae above named 0faoerD thereof and that
NO part Of the capial or eaeniugs Of said COMPANY
has been deposited In any htats or Territory q ~
eurity for losses therein.
i0i1ned,l HkNkf WESTON, Vice President
WA. z. LOrHRUP, 6.cre,nry.
pch.c,,h.a and .vo,n u b.fcye mo nv ehe .A,,~.
49, "a u.r.. N>e,cn Via praeiAene ana - = ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
475 to $3.50 pcr Month.

TVHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
l COMPANY want an Agent in esch coonty
with gauge, screw-drives and extra needles. W.
will pay liberal salary and expenses, or give
large commission. For particulars, terms, 1e..
sncloss stamp, and address
T.H. PAGE, Toledo, o.,
Genr Agent for the United States.
fob9-dlmkV4m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
D1sT01aOf oUu9f.
>. SCOTT n,ual1An. ysluA


ySas1ng3 olA, -
~ 80 q naeesoet " Dssl1aCAss, vhisA
~ bess eesspyisg ~ aasesa1ss - ~ sssss
slsss lass RsiAsy. was sivss y - Jasy this
afternoon.
TIE 80 u w. KnAepl asd John ,.
Hrsysr, isdicsed for tie nsrdsr 81 George
Rrsas, wss called sp ssd . assios nads ~
their cssssel. J. v. Stewart 70 qsash Tho 10.
dietaest. jss want sf jarisdisaiss, . Ne
ground hat they shosld b isisd y ~ Mill.
sary asthostsies 1hs ns1jse - ovsrsulsd,
after which shs eoa's sdj 'arssd.
.0TAT8 OF IOWA.
DAvasross. February 81, 1884,
GENERAL ORDER no I.
whsssss . vsey lases ssabss sf osopAsio
in Iowa Rsgsusats 10 Ne Aeld have bssoos
rsdsssd thss tAsy srs - ssllalsa y . "a
Lsstsssns
Il 10 therefore ordered thaA any psssen ssn.
psssss Sse The posisies Of I'D Lisstssasts shs
sAall raise psabss q oss ssfRsisai 70 al %
. ssopssy - % 70 sstisls Il 10 lad Nsssssr
asey. shsll b. seonissieosd - said 1ad usu>
tenant Of The eompsny 20 Allsd %.
By order Of Cemmsndsr 10 Chief:
n b BAKER,
fstlOsd2t Adi't Gsp'' Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

New orr A0HN0ls
NBw YoxK, Feb. 10.
CoTroN.-Hcavy st s3c.
-FOUR Market firm. S6.90el7 90 Extra state !;
$7.35A7. so X. H.. U.
WHEAr-Closed steady. e1.5701 81 Chicago
Spring 81 So y4l.6l Niiw Aukee Ciub, <l66 u I7U
Winter Red.
C0Rs--l 261 in store.
UArs-Fism. Sl@97X.
PoRs Quiet $40 OOM20 so mess. $ls@19.t0
old z2;a2s SO new.
LARO steady At 12H@l2H.
WHlSKY-SS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

Our families must be supplied with
hs coufosts of Mfs-tbsrsioss our yeung
frisod. T. r. Eldrigs has jass opened choice
stock Of family groceries. on Brady street, ID
door above 4tn. which he viii cell ehesp for
cash. This stock IL sll frssh ard cant be
beat - ~ 70 qoaiity Give him . CALL div.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

PRAorrCrNo PARrY.-To.morrow eve.
aios (Thussd y. Feb. III the frst Pssssisiag
Party Of the Sd CIsss. sndsr The dirsesies sf
NJ. 4. n White. tskss place q his Aesdsmy
Hall. - N'skoll.' Buck. Dasstsg 70 COM
ososs - o'clock. T,eksts can bs ssesrsd
Of nr. White or % ths HAn In The evening".
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

PxRMAssrr lHvEsfsla SRA dsei-
500 as sr.Ie N i.,os-t. ts~ isys ago. B.,
Judge R'ehnao. ,hsris sosshy q rssasd. Il
sppssrs shAs 40 eastern psssy. vbeu us shsll
can ssi'A. sTss - ~ss u tAlAaiay sAsn ~
ehall ssl' Jasss. the sso 4 80 sksesss1 dsl-
lsss fse invsss~sst-ssds ep.sisl essss,ss
t,ss " issds ssesle b losssS y sss isAs d Z
sAss s~sasy per ssss isssrsst. Il sssrss. y
tlrs Il 'srssi ea' shas Jas.s u dslls ssss 81
" ss'ossr bic - ,osy Suith sosa,. ssss : col,
y the iassriss Q .ass. on the soasres., n,
desssssut ds,ssr "a % the groaod teas IL
sss,rsss bssas bsds tor tssssy ~ess' ecu.
tcsefses - isskst s.s "a 1. Tss Ca /
. sssiee1 49, 4oesss. - ~ sSlsss.t9 psoo
- ~ - = M v ssssse go iesssslrsls. l.
lersss. : - ~ lsiaas = No. =
41DAuso l-.st na hua sm1H s1s5 .sfoei br
Vfbrseyaxt ony1essie0 AeoA = y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
GsAsp MAcogsaADs. - Among

GRAsD MAcogsRADE. - Among the
novelties Of the season vii, b 0raod Aas~
qusrsds Ball, At L,brnaon's Hall. on Ss.ur-
Jsy. the 10 OF this month. Tickets dan
b. bad at Lshrmaon's or ss Dr~msr 4 Co. .
eoaieet.oaary stors. Brady street. No tickets
vii. % sold on he evening oi the Ball. RI
ir. shmeuts 70 Be o ,tsipsd st the Hall,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
WraDRAwN. The Winfield neix

WITHDRAWN The Winfield neigh>
sort God quarrel wss brought to . saddsn
termination this moroibg ty ts vithdra ~al
from court. The prosecution. after the exan'-
insaion Of one witness came 20 the conclusion
th.t the chances for conviction not suficirnt
to warrant further usigstion. 1t wonld have
been well to looked ioto thst matter . lit 10
befue comm enctue the suit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10

DsYlno Up.-The streets are becoming
dry sad dsssy - sh sseh - we're 10 NE nd
die of ssoose Instead Of The heart u vistse
oosths. Farmers ~ that the reeds shroogh
the soastry are improving 6ssly-ness Of
them being able to come 70 town with fall
l0ada
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
Board Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN, HIS wIFE AND .fW0,
"A Childten, ,dssire to proeuf, board, With Geo
q three rooms in private family, Of il sups-
rior Boarding House. Cost less 20 ob :ect thar to
secure good home. ADDRESS g." Pos. Olhcs,
Dovenport feb0 @f.a
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DAVENPORT IOWA. WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY TO- 1854
Gorsa 70 lDAso. We usde'sta

Gorsa 70 lpAno. We understand
shss . ssnbss u yssse ass h this siss ssd
Vicinity. y ~ ssab.r u twelve = osss. sfs
.akisg psspasssisss y ssass - ~ 81
nisss sf ldshs Tserisssy sbsas he 6sss q
AAssA. he passy b - fslly asls - ~.
- ~s sss ssssls - giss fall ball q ssesA
The pssspssts q sssesss II list fssios ere
ssid 70 b ssssspassd 10 ssy psstiss sf tAs
sssnsry. The sniy dfswSssk b tAs hossilisy
II Ne Isdias tribes. bat Il Il thsaght that
~ march - 0ssssal Ssllys lsssss shssseh
thas Territory ssxt ssoose viIl give ths
rsdskiss I'll the military sxseciss shey vast
vishsst locking up 6ghts 9th ntnssa We
~isA the boys soboas1sd success. The Obi.
sseo Jsss~si Of yesterday speaks of The -
tsrn Of Capt Flsks from tbss Territory
where be has bees oakisg sasveys usdse
ne suspisss ei tAs 0svsssosns. Osptais
Fisks srssks dssidsdly IL regard - the slse
deposits Of geld 10 Idaho. He has visited
that sseiss swiss. and hss had ample oppes-
ssnity - iofssm hiasslf spsn tssss nsstssa
he states that be sav slss hssdssd dellass
westb u geld taken fre0 . sasels pssfsll
Of sseth, snd 10 eosGdsst. irea vhss hs
could learn from reliable sources. that there
has slready bees missed e3s ,000. 600 IL geld.
None Of this treasure has % yss been chip
ped ont Of tee Territory. for want Of proper
and safe escort. II anything like this amount
hes bssa taken ont In the eighteen oesths
u operations. IL shows rishnsss Of predue-
tion that b. ggass the palmisst days OF CALI
fornis or Austraiis. The inning he's bees
eoo6ssd principally ~ gaish wsrk, bat The
quarts is risb, and woald yield - veil 90
the best in the world.
There have been Two principal ssttlsusa.s
aads-Bsnseck City and vitginis City
sssh containing from foar te ave thousand
iohab,tasts. Capt. Fisks estimates the sua-
bsr Of minsrs nov o. work st $4,000.