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, 1864-10-30
RAILROAD TT NE TABLE.
Winter Arrangements.

The new winter time table goes into effect on
the following roads to-day:
The treins OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Ghieago Raiiway VII lesye from and a!ri7e st The
Union Depot, Cannl street, near Madisou street
Mi md dDie11 acco mmoaation, te.cept sanasy,,-
press, {except sunday)-leaYes at 500 q. m. a.
I1yes at II p, N. Nleht express, daily--1cayes at
p s.a4aaV ayss sps + r. Nsh1 q
e1prsss, except sstardsy5*lss7es It 10 ?. n; AZ.
HveH at II p. n.
The trains Of the Illinois Central Railroad will
leave and aniTe IS follows:
Day passenger {sund,ye excepted) leaves at
900 a, m.; ar1tyea at 1o:00p. N. Night passenger
{Sttulda3s excepted leaves at 1005 p ln; arrives
It sso :: =. Kankakee Aceomqodstioa lsundays
e1ceptedl leaves At $50 p. N. HVde Park trains
Sundays e1cep:ed) leaTe At 640 =. m: 1910 p. m
and 685 n; arrive At 500 a. H.: 1:s5 .. m, and
The trains Of the ch1eaRo. Burlington Quincy
Rallzoao viii ieaTe and arrive az fo7jowa;
Day express and nail leaves At s.23 .. n: AZ
night, and arrives 1t !. N. GaleebuIg and
Quincy accommodation leaves at p. M, and AZ
'':1S The trsins Of liz MICHIGAN Southern Ro.d will
Nam n 1ine % iea7e chic.so at 90 .. H.. $50 D. H.,
and 1o.0 p. N. Arrive In chieseo # 9 % 4 m,
aS c6icaeo at6 @ n. md $50 p n. Arrive in CHI
ca9o at u 80 p. n. and Il. .g0 a. N.
The trains On f46 MlcQlsAu tEQLld1 IAlt0tQ
leave vt 600 q. H., $50 2, m.. and 1000 p a. Ar
Michigan ~ Central E; to clhclnnah and -Louisvllle
leave 1t 600 .. NJ. and e15 P. H. Arrive at 11:oo
p. m, and 6,25 d. In.'
Ne change viii take place in the tins tables Of
the Rock Ie1sn6, Northwestern. Galena, and St.
Lon1s railroads until week from to-day The
milwaukee, road will change Its timetable about
1oe middle Of next month.
1SouEsT.-An inquest was held On Saturday
morning by Coroner Wagner, upon the body OF
James Duffy. who died at the Mercy Hospital Two
| or three days since, from injuries received st
saloon On Canal st1eet on the 10Th Inst, the parc
| u1azs Of which were given in the TRIBUNE the dsy
alter.
It was aacertained Oh the Inquest that Duffy Was
one OF a party ofthree who hailed from New York,
aud etsyed toI several days around the '.Olive
nlaneh' No y Cana! street. On the evening OF
canmenced to pound hin on The head with the
butts Of their Fevolgcrs OF these iofuries be died.
The 1uf! rendered the following verdict: =
| "Ihat the eafd James Duffy caue to his death
from fracture OF the skull and injury to the brain,
ma unknown to this jury, at the 'tOliye Branch
esoou, 81 South Cansl street. civ at chfcsen. On
the evening Q the 18th Of October, 1851: thst the
I tald James Duffy Was conveyed to the West Side
| Police Station and locked In cell without medi-
cal attendance for fourteen hours th.t he died IN
tnl, city and county Aforesaid. Oct s5th, 1874 and
We the jury, take thi& opportunity to censure the
| Practice at the police etations, OF locking nm
wounded men. arrested By patrolmen, without cali
Ing In medical aid In time to prevent serious re-
| tulLs."
, 1864-10-30

DE- Il d.

in thlt city, On the 18th iuat, Of GEORGE
White. sGed seeEa, months and p da!s.
VI 'a7s pssS tns1 70 " Sotn s st
nue. near Twenty Fitn street. Friends o. the family
age invited to attend.
, 1864-10-30

A1rE4rTED RoBBERT-A bod attempt at rob.
berry Was made at late hour Oh Friday night, upon
Madison street near the bridge. A man named G,
+. AcNauehton, living ut Port Byron, but tempo
ra1,lY stopping at the Union Hotel, was approach-
ed On the street about o'clock in the mornIag,
ard bis money demanded. He professed compI.
a1ee, and took out memorandum book aud hand
Cd It TO the robbes Hho snatched it and at once At
tempted to Fu1: A. he turned his back Mr.. Nc
Naae nton dealt him heaYy blow with his fst,
At haad, the villain made = desperate effort and
1na!etlnE revere injuries upon his antaeo.
MIST. MT. McNnpghton IL confident TINT he has
seen tue man before, and will be able to recognize
, 1864-10-30

A SEyED11R.-A man mined 4 ]. Nl1leney,
coal dealer in aAmall wsy at No. 10 West Randolph
street, Was complained Of In the Police Court on
Saturday fof fraud in the weighing Of coal. It ap.
Pesred that he had sold Daniel Harrington an
amonnt, but only delivered t46 pounds, being los
lees than he should hAve furnished, Hc vas aued
g. very utatng punishment for 30 serious An Of
, 1864-10-30
Nev York stock and Money Market.

NeW Yofk St0ck and Money Market,
Especial Dlgpatch 10 tha ChicsZo Trlbuue.1
new ToRK, Saturday even,ng, Oct, y.
MoYET-Steady at 2 cent,
ST EALING ExCHAN9K-Quiet at l99A@!fgk.
g OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T a!B, auynuctux 10 9aik
o sing 1t 7lsHa215a. t''
Totsl s1pe5.s Of spscte to-day. s3l9,soo.
LATER.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27-lo r. y.
GoLp-Gold e1ossa at the Evening stock Exchange
at 719k.
, 1864-10-30

OAllA4O AhO AuRIHWA411W4-D0uI CQx, WXXG
NAZN AID KMxn ars,
81. Paul Express. an. s&i5 a1.
Madison Exprsss.- :... s4'1t pm. sl:S0 pm
S,ssi %siiisss sassenes.sa SC sc S is?s
aALxzA p1r1s1oN 9. L II. ". RAuvAx-nxro1
HoE7H VILLA srRxE7,
Fulton psssengG. ......' ~ an EDam.
FIeepo4t P1esenEct. 9..0kM. $45 pm.
ETeepon p1sseog1. ...... 10:00 p.M+ 610 am.
Rockford pasaenEH.....-. 4O0p.m u:1C An,
HcHaAN cnuTRAh~
Dssrott Express. 80 an- *f&0hn.
Rst5o1t E1p!s.s. ..........;, ,ts@ r. tsNnn.
t7falss n cfsein.aa @ 81 r; 1e.tss.aa5 .5''@
NiQht Kxp1ess ,....,. .:+6:00 pm. ts1 an.
MICHIGAN souruzHn-DErpr ooAa1z yAS 1uKx1
Day E1pzes. ~aD :s:ee :. n. .,,:oo p. n.
t,a Evening Express..... ;t6:so p n. $500 !. NJ
Sisht E4.pr ;, 7ia 1drislts: ,: q. ":s:is :. n N.
Ma. md aeas Aesoaodsaon. sSa5 n: :S 9'4ss: :stonn
xiset E5p.sss ::.....:: :S;ssp:3: 5sS IN.
Iooaneatn0 MA fsnasvtsanae Gsns1a; Z: RJ
Leave P,ttsoSIg.. &9 an. - pm. * pm
Avf aPasa!l;sssf Is Is B PR q IN IN ,sss sss n m
vh .......... ..-...... i:55 pm.
Attention.
rs,,:Ss,. 4 1oay pm. 's:os pm. .'s pm,
7a':Fs5s; %sssSs s:S s:s S S ,s Sc =: IN 1':sS 3 ss n
CINCINNATI AR LINZ.
Dny Express s.............., 800 an. 1871 p.ua.
'sas Rsr sdiaaaaiI a sas as9s e; s' pm
DAY Express. :D00ia.m. 1880 pm.
Hight Express. ........... 1c:r0 PEI. t1:01 pm.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Day fA8senker. ."H.0N q. N. $1,000 p. m.
Night Passenger. .f10t08 p m- $3.50 l. N.
KaD11hae Acc n.........4 44:30 p. N.
hyde Pa,k Train. $40 a. N. $500 =. n
.........*1a:10 p:m. s1:45p. N.
>" :.....-...s5:S5 p. n. s6:55 p. m.
cH1cAao. BURLINGTON AND Qu14UY.
Day Express md MALL. SD T. m. E31p. N.
Night Etprese. 1900 p. "a. 800 .. N.
Galesbu;z snd Quincy &c. 400 3. n. a:5Am.
CHICAGO AaD ST. LOUIE.
Express Mall-,..-....-..- $50 ., N. Es0p.m m.
Night ExFzees.. ....... 300 p. II. ESQ q. n
Toilet Accommodation. 4:45 D. N. $50 D. N
CHICAGO AND KoCK I8LANo.
Day ExpfesT and Mail. 9:4b An. 4:50 pm.
NIGHT EIpKcrs- .....-...... 9:15 pm. Els am.
Joliet Accunmodstton..,,, s;10 p,u. 9:40aD
CHICAGO, ,Anp NuWA UKKE RAILWAY.
81. Paul Express ...........t0.g am, 6:16p.m.
Might Express. ......... E9Dpm 1.Dkl nm
Waakegan Accemmedsti'n 6:s0 pm, EA0pm.
Evanston Special .. E31 um f.74nm
Sundays excepted. Saturdays excented.
+MQudayB exce0tats
, 1864-10-30

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1tbane.1
M1LwAuK17, Saturday, Oct g.
FLoua-Held hrmer, but less EcttVe- Sales 10 br1g
ecunt1y wiutes at t1o 90,
GRAN-Wheat receipts 1900 bushe1s. Market II.
regular and 1@7e higher: ssles this morning $500 bu
M.9oa12 on 'Chauge 1,coo bu at u saa1 slH. Oats
nm aud ActlFe sales $500 bu No. store 1t &C.
B1flsy quiet: sales $50 hn as I q.
batter tonight, closing arm at Siss for No. Spring
, 1864-10-30
AmUsEmENTs,

Spite Of the threatening aspect of the weather.
and the utpleaeant condition OF the etteets on
Saturday Evening, Bryan Hall Was moderately vel
dlled-the occasion beIug the second performance
BY the Italian Opera Assoesation- The perform
volumes Of applause at the end Of each piece. Tne
srtIsts Will give grand mptinee on Heduesday
aftt rnoon a. MeVIcker's Theatee.
opens on Tuetday evening ncxt, In Bryan Hall. viii
avery choice selection Of music, and cosps or per
elobe: Tbs programme embraces Beeihoven's y 1T
Fourth Symphony, the ~ Qusi0iorni, IRON L.
semllanide, the Overture to Mendelssohn't 4 Atha.
is beamiug," and selection rom Go9nod's Fanst.
Mrs. Matteton, whose vocal 30 Rers huye so o,ten
thel4st tirne. We undrrstsnd thsf thn ticFat. see
almost al sold, verT icw ramainine. Wa antiei.
pate very successful season to the Philharmonic
At McVicker'e Theatre Miss Mary prnvo,t the
distinguished artlstk. has been The :reeatne Star
She appeared duting the week "A Neii Gwvnne
LNcfe biAry7lie AMI the Fems1e c3amh1er Wni
, 1864-10-30
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Tguacial Dtsnatch to the Chicago rrhnue

BRIDGEPORT. Saturday, Oct. 29-lp.m.
CRARED-2 orEtowu. Aarseilles, 2,7oo tt lumber,
13ots siding. 4,5oo ahi1Gles. 1,ioo ns merchandise
onsta, Ottaws, 26 900 pressed brick, $50 machi-
nary, 100 bs1s lime.
AEE1vED-D. Huas, Iemont, IS yards dlmeusiou
stone: Advance: Lemont, ss ydA dimension stona j.
HFreston, Norris, 2394 seeds, 4,2l4 bu corn Sa.
M1H Laa1l!e ss9 hn oase, 1146 hu fJe, 50 brs hyde
ntoe Constitution. Lockpo1t, 9,o6I oats, 1858 81
o1tteF. N
nHlDaXPoRT. Oct. 2s-0 .. N.
GLEAKxprs; A. Douglas, No. ?, 6s,e21 II lumber
54Co lAta unse Lenouf: OnWaId Joliet II goo It
lumber; lo54ao ehufles;. Resolnta, Lomont; 1d.
yanGe. go +: G. Lootnls, %: P. NoFthrup, Wino3ka
landing Fits and Paul, ottaWa 20 kegs nails, LIES
ne sun dries, Is hrla apples. 49,.
AAR1V1D-R. E. GooatN, Utica, I. 900 bn corn
Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibuae,l
DkTRo1T, Saturday, Oct. %.
Cp-standszs, Conque,t. Autocrst.
DLwE-Geraldine, Clayton. Portland, Sea Bird.
Atheoian. Exosets. Goble, Cochrans.
WlND--We1t.
, 1864-10-30

out; SEE Msa taken from tho chsnnel yesterday,
aho me bridge Is again open to travel.
As foon Is abe gets into dock the lnyesttgstion
N reeafo The cause Of The explosion viii be re-
ssmeo ma tie couottion Of the boilers closely e1.
1m1neo; Il Is believed By many that they were
, 1864-10-30
THE CITY.

NEW T1FE--ln few days the T41uu5r yillap-
pear IN new and beautiful dreas.
, 1864-10-30

pease In the Nusepapes Pain That you wanted a
actuye boy wu'u like tn hay the plase very mutch
as Am q erIy rizer & am industrens iellar & nv
r1ttn will speek lur &Bselye sm aKet II yeers old
hav 9istlefr tkool d no awl shout Buke keape-
Ing my pearant live In this town Wuld like to heer
frum yon & no wat waais Yu gly
answer rite ava turn over
mi peeble ar goen to vote fur Genaral ehorce b.
mcclellan when he is lacked fur PRECEDENT.
, 1864-10-30

ATTENTION FOURTH WARp.-There will be
meeting At Follansbee'A Hall corner Of State and
TWenty-aecond street, on Monday evening, Oct.
utt, at halpast seven O'Clock, for the fu,therarce
ofthe cause of floJalty, and Abe and Andy. Good
Speakers Will be present. Let every loyal readent
Of the EopIth Ward he rhere readI for fhe 1azu3k
, 1864-10-30
RAllfOAA T1Ha TnklA

CHICAGO AED 1oR1Hw1sf1H-pxrof coY, W1sF
NAEx7 AID KINNX HTS,
, 1864-10-30

TRAvELER's Insurance Cove have been
shown the gro,pectus Of a new feature In the In
eurance business on this side Of the Atlantic,
called the Travellers Insurance Company. LIS
object Is to insure sganst all kinds Ut accidents
whethet resulting fatally, Or merely inTolyiux dis.
abling personal injury. In ths execution of It's
plan, this company viii Issue policies Of assurance
securing ~ the payment Of fixed sum in the
event Of death from accident, and securing a. tie
payment ot weekly compensation In the event
OF stability from the same cause. These policies
are issued for periods Of time extending from one
to twelve months, and are renewable by Payment
ot.ths usual premium. For full particulars, as to
the te- ms Of insurance, nsks, Sc, We refer our
readers to Messrs. Moore & 6teaxns, corner or
Lake and Lasalle streets,
, 1864-10-30

Another straw,
| CHICAGO, OFT. %, 1854.
| Editors Tribune:
| clerk, and received the encloeed, verbatim, We
should have known that ami peeble er goen to
note fnr Genaral shorge b. macle1lan" even II he
had not assured us OF the fact. L. ". 8.
| stncinnatt Oct 10Th 64
| post Offs Books Numhzr
, 1864-10-30

BRYAN HA11. TINS ArTEusooS,-Our citizens
viii te addressed this afte.uoop in Brysn Hall At
O'Clock, on The CFisis, By the Rev. Drs. Co1lyer,
1I:Any. Brooks Colger aud other eloquent cler-
Eymen oI the city. Let there be full house 1or
: 1a1s mighty interesting occasiou.
, 1864-10-30

fHasoHk11Msjor J. HcL. Taylor, late Chief
oomanlfsasy Of snbsistence at this post, has re-
cnsea orde1s to report for duty to Col. q, F.
C1nrk, New York
, 1864-10-30

UNITY cuuRcH.-A new feature win be manga
rated At this church this evening Tbs pastor Rev.
Robert collyer, will give during the winter
Iths couree Ct lay lectures on literature,
science aud art every Sunday evening. This even.
Ing Mr. Geo. /. Phillips, recently connected with
The Tribune, viii deliver the frat lecture Of the
SouIse-tuhtect ''Tbe htory Of Chicago and the
, 1864-10-30

ADrHa DEekR1Ens Young man named John
Forbes was chs1eed brforc Commissioner Hoyue,
ca natufday, with violation Of the laws relating
10 Aiding and assittine deee1tes4 After an e1nut-
aaon. Nc WIS held to bail tn the sam Of 81, co.,
, 1864-10-30
Lost.

n OST-Last Saturday, about l2
Casa, TO the Post ms, black postemoonaiS.NIth
chain broken Of, eonsainln1. eighty, dollAH "a
bopait fof ia rstuzn 10 II. NcCLoU0, 3 CaM- II.
, 1864-10-30

6uho1AHT.-on Friday Eight burglar entered
the basement Of the res.dence Of Dr.. Quackcn-
bosa, No. as8 Chicago avenue, and etole tzialng
Ihe outRar effected his entrance BY means OF
9lppcts." the marx of which il plainly discern.
aole On the door key. he did not visit the upper
portion Of the preu51ses ~FF~@
, 1864-10-30

"Aaa1Ea1oE SEATING PAnK--Stockholder In
tnla Association will please remember that there
VIII be meeting at the Park Refrcsbment Build
ing on Monday evening. October slet, at halfp,s:
Io'cGck, at which important business win be
.9a..eM 49CoeM up, ard full attendance ls especially
, 1864-10-30

fhe Original aud Young Hutchinson's-"AsA. LIZ
zie. Fred Chase ana Little Dennet-g1Atefnl for tpa
cordial dtmonatrAton glyau 1t tnet1 Concart Fri
Gay evening" !espe ctf1Ily announce their LAST V0
CAL LENTkRTAlNAENT. A. above. when they WILL
u ity ana Victory /" - -
Admiration. is cents each to all parts Of tbs house.
Door open 1t X Concert It 84. -
, 1864-10-30

nLo1ous hrE111dENcE.-Wel learn that Rev,
~ h1secaeH OF Detroit has accepted the call oi
tnefynouth Congregational church In this city,
ana VIII enter upon his labors in fc1f Neoka.
, 1864-10-30

AAac1nY.-John Shay. an 1r:sh lad of wayvard
tenoenciss. was on Friday detected ia ths act of
stealing Quantity OF copper from tie freight
houee of the Rock Island depot he had induced
several small boys to sid him In the effort and
t9ey we're to have received portion Of the pronts
1fucces*fa! He wsa hro12ht before Justice Nc
nonnell and sent the Bride~eu for twenty three
, 1864-10-30

ut Metropolitan Hall on Thursday evening last
Bor. Schuyler Colia1 delivered these four words az
the tun and tubetcnce Of all that he wou'd ssy to
the .udiesce. 1t IL a noble motto. How shnll we
Bct On the advice. Not By voting for Mcclellan,
OF 11aitorr to deetroy IT. and II e.ectsd would bid
them God speed Not BY voting tor any OF the
tall pieces TO their peace kite. for they follow in
b., upcarlng whether others vote them in Of ont
No. To stand By the government and the country
We must vote Tor thote who have shown them
eelgee it, friends in the mast and Who now stand
pledged to preserve the Union inTiolste at ali haz
ards; Al by uedug our utmost endeayors to induce
others TO vote IN The fame way. Let us vote the
Union ticf ct, and thus ebox that xe endorse the
ULtou and IT. brave ecfe1dert. The Mcclellan
men would bn ak The Union In pieces a. pot.er's
yeatel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03

MISS ErrlE HENDERSON. beautiful
and talented young actress, whose profess
sional tour through England some few years
ago, and whose more recent engagements in
the United States, have been perfect ova-
ton, is engaged for limited number Of
nights, and will make her first appearance
at the Metropolitan Theatre on Monday
evening next. Her repertoire is very large,
and embraces tragedy, comedy and bur-
lesque-the legitimate, and sensational
drama. As showing her wonderful versa
tility, We have only to mention such plays
as Evadne Romeo and Juliet Camille
Hunchback Of Notre Dame-Satan in Paris
The White Slave-and Stratagems of an
Actress, in all of which she has appeared
10th in England and America, with the most
marked and unqualified approval Of the en-
tire press and public.
ORGANIZATION OF the FIRST REGIMENT OF
MILITIA IN DAvENPoRr.--Pursuant 10 the
orders issued from the office Of the Adjutant
General of Iowa, the following companies
met at the Court House this morning at II
o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing arcg-
iment, by the election of Colonel, Lieut..
Colonel and Major:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03


The Geld ofBcers Of the new regiment de-
clared elected, are
Colonel-1ra n. Clifford.
Lieut.. Colonel Christian Mueller.
Aajor-Henry 8. Slaymaker.
There were some scattering votes cast, moi
necessary to mention. In justice to Capt.
fischer We would state that he was not fair
y . candidate before the convention, hia
company belonging 70 the second rsgimest
Of Davenport militia. Those who voted ior
him were evidently ignorant Of this fAct
The list Of olBcers elected Is IN excellent
one, and viii give universal satisfaotioo.-
Though the men elected have not seen &C.
tual service on the blood-stained plains o.
Dixie, they ars none the lees to b counted
upon in managing their rssimsht The op
position ticket was also god enc, bu|
lacked little in pepularity. = The result
shows.
The vots was not y hsavy = might hAvl
been expsetsd, q - y ought = havs bssn
bat II i - ~ pss6snsd saat thsss whs ~
~ sssseise ~ dsstise Aanshios ufl. =,
sltis1sd with ~ rebnlk
n ssoIn.l ~ issaa1lv - anulg1el
- o41 ~ .s,s, s.ss's. :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03

' No. -. Those eligible building lots corner Of
twelfth and Rock Island streets, being 100 feet
front on south side 10Th street, and $50 feet on
sast side of Rock Island street.
Chs above 10 . very fine location price very
D =: terms uncommony easy small amount
6 cash down-balance ON long term Of years at
. low rate Of interest.
No. a. Lot on Brady street, west side, IS feet
ftont bv le5 feet deep-price very low. On pay
neat for the lot the money to build sciU Be loaned
sor term of years at siS per cent.
No. 2S. On Brady street, lSO feet front by $50
set deep-fenced. Price fl3 per front foot.
1 ton, (corner lot,) price, $500:
No. 3O Four house lots in Dawson : True's
edition $50 each. Terms easy.
Nos. 81, -, %. Thirty house lots in Slayma-
No. 81. A valuable city lot s. E. corner of
Main and College Avenue goo feet on Main by
l60 feet ON College Avenue and commanding .
Beautiful river view. Price 81 500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03
ITS LANDS FO0M ITS
CAPITAL STOCK t5y 5yO00y 900

In 0naTeS OF 3ZO e1cus poT Voiue. cuO-
scription price IS per Share, being in
full payment for $25 Share.
No further call Or assessment will be made.
-. .ooo Qhases, OP oloo, 80 fesefs
vea EoR W0RlEl0G Capital
Hbvt;ss Subscribiag II Ais Company Dil5 ~
esirs sa Equal Amount Of Stock - tsso ether
Companies adjoisisg, ,scitkoxt fsrtAsr charge.
The LANDS Of these COMPANIES are located
on The Allegheny River, and on Hemlock, Por-
cupine and McCfea creeks, MAKING AN Oil
BORING TER2lTORY or OVER TEN AID
HALF nILES IN EXTENT.
The wells ON the adjoining property, known a.
the celebrated sHeidriek" wells, and " Pithole
Creek wells, ere famous for their immense sup
The wells ON this psopssty are being sunk with
great vigor, and promise large supplies Of oil.
TO the capitalist. and 20 parties Of limited
means unsurpassed Inducements are offered.
Persons investing in this Company get o6 stoeA
and the aboveqB BONUS for each 81 invested, with
out further eall Or esoesomeat.
6ubscription books, maps and Ill other infor.
moGion can be obtained q the 01Rco Of the sob-
scription ageuts. 3. b. SIMPSON ! CO.,
a. Cedar street., New York.
Ne subscrapt1one lakea feR losG
rkan One llon 6reA Dollars. ds-lm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03

TIE PRESIDENT PErRoLEun CoNPANY, Or
President, VExAGo CouHrr, PKNE.-The
advertisement Of complete organization il
published in another column, and fully ex :
plains the plan Of the corporation. It will
b seen that the officers and directors are
Of excellent commercial standing and inilu-
ence. Very liberal advantages ars oGered
to Subscribers, and the territory of the
company is % ample that there il fair
prospect Of immense returns to the stock
holders. II appears that this company has
secured, on the Allegheny River and f.
vorite tributaries, IN oil-beafing territory
Of over ten and half miles in extent
immediately adjoining the lands ofthe Pres
ident Company several successful wells have
been sunk, and there Is strong testimony in
iAvor Of . great success for this enterprise.
Il d intended 70 form two more companies
out Of the territory secured hy the "Presi-
dem" )" which win, Of courss, ensure to tn
bene6t ef The original stockholders. III
Subscription agents in New York, Nsssfs.
L. H. SIMPSON 1 CO., Cedar t., supply
all information - 70 details that may Be a.
sired by.S1boegibseq. go10oAew' I'D = -
cures $50 Of ths original stock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03

The meeting was called to order by Capt.
j. NJ. Day, Of Co. f, Mounted Infantry,
who was appointed by the Board Of Captains
permanent chairman, who, stated the OBJ
ject of the meeting.
Motion to 60 into election Of officers was
carried, and the chair appointed Capt. Bliek
Peters and f. r. Cook, 1ellers
For the Office Of Colonel the names Of Ira
NJ. Clifford and Col. Henry Egbert were pre-
sented.
For the Office Of Lieut.. Colonel the names
Of Christian Mueller and Henry fischer
were presented.
For the Office Of Major, the names Of Henry
s. Slaymaker and w. n. Campbell were
presented.
The convention proceeded to ballot, the
polls to be closed at o'clock, which result.
Cd - follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03

THE CoxcsDf.-The concert Of the Hutch
inson Family ct LIE Claire Hall last evening
WAS great success. The Hall was densely
crowded at an early hour, and the musical
skill displayed well sustained the great rep
utation Of the Troupe. The Hutchinson
Family will sing in Iowa city, Monday even
inR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03

Ar HIS OLD TnucKs.-Farrand is at his old
tricks again-selling the most elegant furs
for ladies and gents ct . surprisingly low
figure. Go and see the styles and learn the
prices. A large lot Of hats and caps just
opened-very stylish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-03

1rILrAHr Clothing Of every variety, To-
gether with Furnishing goods, in great var
iety, just opened st Mas L Mayors, No. II
West Second Street. Call and see.