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Almanac ron yopK-rnis pAy.
prRisps .......... - NOON ~
SUNSETS ............. 80 HIGH WATER. morn o.

CLEARED

CLEARED
Us steamer Cossack. Downing Por, ROYAL
steamship Cuy Cork fBr), T6beits Queenstown and
steamship 0lympus CRrI. McNikau. Queenstown and
Steamship Benons tBr) Pinkbam London Howlano a
SShis Ts,p.ane Peabody, % Lvsrroo,-c n Msr.hslaco
Bars Flora DAM. Hansen oneens,own-runch Meincke
Bark lord Baltimore tDarsh, Losburg Buenos Ayres-
Bark Breti, Staples New orleans-Rre'i Son 4 Co.
Rrlr B.rre-mes.r senburg tNeck). Hehdman, Belfast
Brir New York Itaiian). s,arscca Tarragona-Noore
Brig Gsorse Downs tBr, Paine. Barbados-Henry Trow.
Brig corra tBrl. Tuzo. Demarars-Nc Mccall Firth.
Brig Harvest Queen tRrl Hollis, Mayarnes
Brig E,s,.r %s sr, shelly, Smrscu Js.c Tramsai,
brig Arits tBr, Mcdonald. S, georre Bermuda
brig Belle OF he Bay. Yoyes Port Royai-van Brun,
sssr @ Msrs ,Brl: Phlans 81 john. PR.Er:, Son Co
shr assS sssar M'Ia pa,. uossrn laasnam rea
schr wst ns wlnsiow. soson--i Richards a Co
steamer VIM woodward Morse. south Amboy
Steamship Roanoke, Drew " Rsvara. v.s H. 8 Bm with
ms.e and pss.snsers % Ludlsm. Bslnetsn Co ..
steamshp navsns Greene. New Orleans Fss .. vm Ha-
Ssf sss
S.s IL IA Ma. In s
from rs,'er. ,c ssndy Hon i.,s ,.. II; @l.. v O.
New Orleans, same day u NJ steamship Karnsk from New
Steamship Creole Thompson New Orleans. Feb H. With
mdse and passengers 10 Ludiam. Heneken a Co From
Cape Haerns 81 the Highlands had hcsvv NV eales 18th
inst OF Cane Florida. steamship Havana bound NJ
Schr Enchantress Brl Coniev 20 with rubber
&C. TO Jas Bshop Co Has been anchor under the High
prsr day. .m y:r%oai S
badly.
schr Francis connel San,cose for Fairhsven. wss AT
anchor 10 miles of Sandy the blow OF '7th'
had two men rosben and lost anchor With rs fatboms
~ chain.
ssesr John Lsnihal, tn lhil Beaufort. NC. tdaIa
Schr L johnson, Cnlver. Baltimore, o davs.
Steamer Kinsnsher Nv. providenes. i7,h in. at pm
saw steamer Perry. which left Pm same day
Tor Fall River with passengers, RETURNING 1eaky.
Eth-steamers Mississippi New shr Keper. brfs
p Strong.
lsth-s,esmers City Of Cork Olympus Beilona
The italian firae Re Italia did 20 yesterday
She Was cruising about the Bay this morning.
wind at sunset w.
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both sdes led infamous hfe, and the jury should be
Just discriminating weighing abe evidence Of Madam
Bell THAI Martha wilson The jury should not ee
satisfied the gul defendant merely because he
neglected 10 deny in his that no was constant
visitor at the house OF Madam Bell. They should ren
der verdict upon the evidence, and, however painful
duty might be- was for them 10 pronounce between
The case was submitted 10 the jury with instruc
t,ons 70 bring . sealed verdict Tomorrow (Frday)
uuOrnipo
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Fire In Philadelphia.


fre commenced In the coopering shop OF John s.
Curby on Front street, below lombard this morning,
and consumed oght dwelling houses before 1t was extn-
gushed. Tho buildings occupied by poor families,
who now houselees. The weather 10 intensely cold
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Acc cideut ON she New York Central Rail-
road.

ALBANY, FeD. lSb4.
An accident occurred TO the down mail train the
Central Railroad this afternoon the baggage being
thrown Of the track by broken rail- Tne baggage man,
Jacob Putnam, OF this city jumped out and killed.
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O0TH wARD-Ar A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
AO New York Democratic Association or the Twentieth
ward held AT their rooms. @s6 Eighth wednes
day, Feb IL the following resolutions
adoued -
Resolved That the action OF the Hon. Carolan O'Brian
Bryan, member OF Assembly from district
~ the democratic members OF the Legislature the
Police bill In voting IN opposition all the other demo
crstc members meets with unqualified approval and
trust that the result Of mature deberaon his
10 MS that IN the In the Lerls-
laure there 10 TO be found democrat false the
principles OF the and the
Resoved That the course by the Senator from
this district the Hon Thos e.. Fields debate the
Police bill, in deuouncing the Hon. c. Godfrey Gnnther
Mavor OF tins city, traitor and secessionst malicious
libel Of the and consistent d-mocrnis
the United sstes and who could be bought
the OF the abolition republican violation
the great pripcip es of democracv.
Resolved That heartily endorse the poira principles
which the Hon. e. Godfrey Gunther the standard
bearer ~ the late charter election In this cv.
Resolved That the Secretary he authorized publish
resolutions and send copy our repre-
sentatives in the Senate and Assembly
JOHN MCDONALD. President
X H. MARriTK, 'es'ea
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posT OFFICE NorIcE.-THE MAILS FOR THE
i United Kingdom and the Contneu. via Qnerustowr
and Lvefpool. per steamer CITY or WASHINGTON will
close at this Office SATURDAY. the 10th DAY February
lOts o'clock A. NJ and the uptown stations follows
Stations and y, 1OA. NJ.
Stations and ID. ~ A. NJ.
Stations and y, gia A. NJ
Station G. "a. NJ.
XBRAM wAKEMAN Pos,mas,eY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CoLD FEET. COLD FEE EE.p
METTAM cos Electro Metallic Inscies oGcs t29
Broadway.
Price 81 per pair; per mail. 81 80
CoRNs. BUNIoNs INVERTED NAILs cHILRLAINs.
pods SIS Bower,, over Citizens Bank Dr. RICEs Ami
hator cures Corns Banons. &C. Bv mail. SOC
GENERAL MccLBLLAN's REPORT.
In accordance with plao Of publishing all imporsan,
Official reports Of campaigns,
THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
For February 20 aud n. viii con.ais
THE ENTIRE REPORT
MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
printed from Official with the attesatou Of the
Adnan, General and accompanied BY acarefuy prepared
index adding greatly for and refer
ence The Repor, viii be contained supplementary
sheets which may obtained Of pewsdeaers generally
q. TEN CENTS EACH the regular price
JOURNAL tten ceus). making the double numbers
containing the Entire Report with large of other
valuable and interesting bi FORTY CENTS.
Copies by mail postpaid. OF the price BY
W. C. CHURCH. Proprietor. 1902 Broadway. New York.
GAVE YOUR MoNEY.-THOMAS r. AGNEw. THE
- tea and hour deaer OF this city
Greenwich and Mnrrav streets now selling Teas Cofee
thing else nsed every family cheaper ihan any Other
dealer In United States One price Whole
sale department 262 Greenwich street; retail OF
Greenwich MURRAY
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IL Rxrs or SEVEN PER CENT PER Assux,
sPORTINe.

n0Gs FOR sALE--oNE SMALL BLACK AND TAN
~ Terrier, ono small scotch Terrier one Masn and 90
ceent watoh dnR hsncs"ns pair o uli Terrers also
BLACK and Tan Terriers Scoicn Tefrc SKYE Terriers GOOD
rat'fs ia'r ira gwen Call a. u Roosevelt street
JOHN GRAY.
ERArCis Bp1LBR NO rE-R SLIP, HAS ALL
the cfoce breeds Tor sale sad stock Buffers palhbe
hspge Cure and Flea LtteuninAtor Oov. per bottle
etsnew Wtrk, u poks boaroed trained "a Mea,cioes
fof all dseases -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


CoRSEII-Kulocc. Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening,
February l6, by the Rev. Newton HestQp, WM. II. Cor
NELL TO MELvINA KELLOGG, all OF BrookVN
DOWNING -O'SrIIIvAN-On tuesday, February g. al
the brides residence, by the Rev George NcCnsky,
Capt IExsis j. DowNsG TO Miss FRANCES TERESA OSuL-
nvAN
Observation-Disclosures Washington, d. c., on
Sunday February H. al Grace church, by Rev. A. Hol
med, JAMES W. FARoURARsoH Of England, 70 CuARLoiTs
KHoD daughter OF the late DR. Lawrence and Louisa r.
Proudtoot, Of New York city. sr
6RAHAn--ERrzBERGER.- Tuesday evening, February
16 by the Rev DR.. Hiscox. Of New YORK, Mr T. w. ID.
GRAHAM 70 Miss REBgcCA ERrznKRGER all OF TINS city
MEyERs-HooCLAND.-On Thursday, February H. st the
res dence OF the bride father, by the Rev. NJ Hutton,
Mr.. BRsKERBoT MEyERs TO Miss JENNIE A. hooGLANp all
McCoRp-BsAm-on Thursday, February Is. by the
Rev Dr. pAssen JOSIAH A. McCoRD TO HELEN JANE BRAID
both Of this city.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
MctwkS-VAN HouTEN.-On Tuesday evening. February
16, the residence Of the brides parents, Sugar Loaf
Orange county N. ", by the Rev. Mr. Person ANDREW
McEwEs Jr Of Warwick, to Miss SARA Lib daughter Of
Isaac Van Honten, Esq
EIcARps-BRADfoap.-On Thursday, February IL. by
the Rev. Mr. Backus, JoHN r. RcARps OF New York,
ANNA S. daughter OF the late John Bradford OF Balt
SllEcK-PsARsNL-On Wednesday, February II, by
Rev. 5. II. King Mr.. OSCAR SnIRox to Miss ADALSE A..
youngest daughter Of John Mary Pearsal No cards
SMTH-SoUl ARD.-On Wednesday evening, February
H. by Row. Dr. surs residence Of the bride
r SMITH 10 FRANCES ELMIRA SouIARD, daughter OF the
late Simon Soulard, all OF this city.
WARp-HoPREs. the Edwards church. Sorthamp
ton Mass. on Tuesday, February 16, by the Rev Y.
Swift. JAMES c. WARD TO Miss MARGARETTE d. HOPKINS
daughter OF the Rev. Samuel Hopkins.
WiGBr-WILpKR.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. February
l6 the residence or the BRIDES father by the Rev
Henry Blanchard GEORGE J. l.. WGHr to GEORGE second
daughter OF Benjamin G. Wsder, ESQ.
Birth.
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DEi,IChI.

OwlnE'o 'ae cr8w.ca sin,. ~ cut courtr ws ar tan
Teed o'oni ~ ttsfussmrLts coranf ander TIE shove
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POLITICAL.

nEMocRATIC GENERAL CoMMiTTER-TAMMANY
IL Hall-A meeting Of the Democratic General Commit.
tee viii he he'd Tammaay Hall Friday evening. the
wM NJ TWEED. Chairman.
WLLAn H,Icnsas: Secretaries
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LOAN OFFICES.


Ar6s- S1sTn,bs bsBEs.LLy L,.Yt ADvANcEp
ATT PAwNBRokERs' TICKETS WANTED ATr
and more paid than be Obtained other place in
this city, BY applying At II Beecksr three doors from
Broadway. up stsirs
HENRY ByMANs, 6ss BROADWAY. CORNER or
"A Bond street room No up stairs will pay the hghcs,
cash price Tor Diamonds set unset Watches and Silver
ware or advances made on the same: and also Pianos
6oe Broadway
IA stairs and the highest price paid Dia.
monde, set unset Watches and Jewelry OF des
eripuon Also the most liberal advances made On
menis of the above articles
At Coe-MoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA
n monds Wachss. Jewclry Silver Ware, Guns Pistols.
wiz pay 100 per for pawnhrokers tickets the
above articles than be obtained other
city Remember the place. cog Broadway corner Of Hous
ton street, up stairs, room No. g.
AT 2i2 BRoADwAy.-oN DIAMONDS, WATCHES
"A Plate, Jewels Optical Instruments &c, Ac the mosi
cash value at his private rooms 22 Broadway room Isl
corner OF Fulton street,up stairs J. II. BARkfN0ER
Tickets OF Diamonds. watches. Ac. bought
AT &C NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO q THE HIGH
IA est prices are paid for hose Diamonds Watches
yances made OF OF the abe Va arres sy
HoNlGhAN, Diamond Broker
IL RATE or SEVEN PER CENT PER ASNux,
ON ay rsorERrY
OR The HIGHEST PRICES PAID ron TIVE SANE.
cosM,ss,ols sy rnpgy.,.rrs i..r 10 e 3, naRStkp,
NO. BROAD sTREBS. NEAR WALL,
~ B-Litersl advances on eonsgnmepts Parties living
a 6lUln rmxfAEA
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FvfnNrrURE.

U,URYITuRE WANTED $4,000 TO 5000 WORM
" second hand Furniture. Carpets, N irrors and
Pianos for which cash VIII be paid At far prce Par
breaking up housekeeping &c may call on or addr \,
MATuEWs, 72t broadway. for ten days.
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JJOUSEHULD FUKNITUKE FOR SALE-A PPIVA
III family giving up housekeeping Will dispose OF n,
Furniture At private sale erest skcfncr f1r cash
solid rosewood Paror Suit. covered with rfepc satin
catcl made 10 order cost $40 will be sod ior Si7b,
solid rosewood Parlor Suit for Sl40; one solid III
walnut Suit covered In green figured reps TOR SlI5
marble top Tables rosewood Etaeeres Lace Curtains
on Painting. China and paran Vases, rosewood ana !
noeany bedroom sms.a loi OF rich cat Uinss ami Oh
ware, Table Cutlery, silverware, &c. Inunr, .t 10
Eighth street., near Siyih avenue.
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EIANp.-At Rose Park, N. j.. Wednesday, February
II he wife Of George Henry Eland, Of daughter.
Dublin papers peaee copy
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piERsrADrs rtcruRE OF THE ROCKY NOT
7ss Broadway. corner Of Eighth street
vuR ARE TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS supERloR
w those made ~ any other gallery in this o,ty Art
desiring specimens must produce their own sub ects Car
avenue. between Twenty second and Twenty third street
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FINE ARTS.

ANY ONE HAVING A PtCTURB OF THE slkll
~ which arrived ~ New York on the 23l "f April ~
being the first ocean steamer which crossed the Allan
will be hperaiy paid for the loan or sale Of the same
dress j NJ, boz l .l2t Post Office.
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Aro IMPosITIoN.--rHE NEVER FAILING MADAME

NYo IMPOSITION THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN STARR from Europe. who was born with 4 natural
rn She consus you the past present and future she
sr,prs together those long separated speedy mar
rases shows you correct ssness Of your husband
cr assent friends Numbers free You that have been A.
celved by that have been N
fe This crest Eufoysan cairvoyan n attested
nv In ndreda dav vister equal h moi Ia bc
found Five hundred dollars reward any one Who can
equal her profes sson skill She tells you the name
the person you will marry No l01 East Seventeenth
street corner Third avenue Name the Gentlemen
not admitted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MONDAY, AUGUST 49, 1854
RIVER ITEMS.

The Express and Passenger packet New
Boston, Capt. B. W. Davis, will depart
for Fort Madison, making connections fol
St. Louis, to morrow morning at o'clock
r. F. Williams in the Office. r. N. Pret-
lyman, agent.
The favorite mail and packet Bill Hen.
dcrson, Capt. Dawley, will leave Port byron
tomorrow morning, on the arrival or the
cars from Rock Island, for Dubuque. II.
N. Prettyman, agent.
FoR Sr LouIs, CAIRo AND THE Sorru.-
Passengers taking the $50 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad, will arrive at st. Louis to- morrow
noon (l5 hours).
Passengers taking the S:2O A. NJ. train
or the 8:50P. NJ. train will arrive in Cairo in
go hour S.
Luxurious sleeping cars on night trains.
PEnsoxA1.-Len Eldred, tho good looking
clerk Of the steamer Canada, last season OH
the Key City, is in town on short furlough
to recruit his health. lie has Just arisen
from a sick bed in St. Louis, where he was
At one time given up by the physicians, and
IS now very much reduced in flesh The
Canada has laid up for repairs and will not
come out again this season unless there is q
rise in the river. Len has plenty Of hand
shaking to do, as his friends are LEGION
UuJuque Mrdld
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
SUBSTITUTES WANTED
SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED
JcEN L. Swirs & Co..
No. l Nickoll's Block tup stairs. J
Iowa Christian Home.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug "a, 1864
An arrangement has been concluded with
the officers of the Scott County Agricul tura
Society, by which al profits from the sale
Vi edioles and refreshments on the fair
grounds this season, shall be appropriated
to the benfit of the Iowa CnRlsrrA. HOVE.
A committee will also be appointed to re-
ceive donations Of curiosities and other ar
ticles for sale on the grounds, and of articles
suitable for furnishing the Home.
Earnest efforts are being made to have the
HONE in working order the coming winter.
There is no doubt that it will be needed.
The different Benevolent Societies will, it
is hoped, unite their efforts on this occasion
20 provide an asylum for their destitute
All readers Of this who are susceptible Of
sympathy for want and suffering, and es-
pecially those who are baptized in his name
"who went about doing good" are invited
to make contributions for tie benefit Of this
Home for the homeless, where all who need
temporary care and attention, whatever their
stations in life, may find friendly aid, and
the comforts of home
Donors Of edib!es Or refreshments to be
scld during the fair are requested to address
Rev. F. E. JuDD, s. W. Cor. Main and Sixth
Streets, advising as early as practicable
what contributions may be expected from
them.
W.F ROSS. Secretary
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

PnoroGRAPns.-Thcre is no branch ofart
SO grossly wronged as that Of photograph
ing, and nine tenths Of its practitioners are
utterly unqualified to claim it as their pro-
fession. Although there is vast differ
cnccbetwecn the merit Of = good and poor
artist, tsere seems to be no distinction plac-
I'd upon he value Of their services. The
poor artist charges the same for his labor az
the oest, Notwithstanding the injustice done
to ms patrons. Davenport has got the best
artist IN Iowa, al we do not fear successful
contradiction we g, the best west Of Chica.
30. We wish to insron.ce Mr.. p. B. Jones
as this superior, and if the.e are doubts ex-
isting in the minds Of any ol.. we think
they will be relieved Of them Jpn making
one visit to his rooms, opposite the L.Claire
House, formerly occupied by L. B. Nose.
He has cases Of work to substantiate OUT as
certion, as any good judge will admit, ant
they are really worth going to see. Mr.
Jones has lately become proprietor Of thi'
gallery, and has furnished it with every i'm
aginable modern improvement Of the day
His parlor and toilet rooms are also splendid
y furnished and decorated, and the en-
trance on Second street greatly improved
People Wishing to have photographs paint
ed should also 80 70, him. One tzial vii
make yeu his .oueeouse. .ss .fsy- tss,s's s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
The Fifth Ward Meeting ON Sat.
urday Night.
SATURDAY EVENING. Aug. 81. 1864

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 27, 1864.
Pursuant to the call published in the Ca
settc of Friday morning, and the Democrat OF
the same evening, the citizens of the Fifth
Ward met ut the Pennsylvania House on
Saturday evening last. at "A o'clock for the
purpose OF dcvising means for raising fun Us
to procure volunteers to fill the quota of the
Ward under the last call Of the President.
for five hundred thousand men.
The meeting was organized by the elec-
ton of A. Butler, Esq, Chairman, and u
b. Shelley, Secretary
Tie chairman briefly stated to the meet.
ing what had been done by the committee
appointed at previous meeting why that
committee ceased their efforts and what still
remained to be done in order to save the
Ward from the impending draft.
On motion,
~" oecretary was requested to call the
names of those subject to the draft in tLe
Ward, end those present heard their names
called, they were requested to come forward
and subscribe such sum as they would pay
towards the amount to be raised for bounty
to volunteers for the Ward. Whereupon
the Secretary proceeded to call off the list,
and out Of something over one hundred per-
sons present, not an individual failed to re.
spond, each subscribing literally accordir g
to his mc4l.s. not enough however was
subscribed to make up the amount required.
On motion,
The chairman appointed the following
named gentlemen committee to canvass
the Ward and procure subscriptions from
those who had not subscribed to the fund,
viz:-Gec. Z. Hubbell, Esq, Capt E. S. Fra
sicr, James Goldsbury, Daniel Ryan, Pat
rick Grady, Moses Hobbs, James NJ. Dal-
zell, NJ. c. Davis, Edward Grace, Chauncey
krum and j. II. Preston.
On motion,
Mcssrs. Thomas Dermcdy, Daniel RYAN
and J. ". Stewart were appointed COM
mittee to see that all the names Of persons
not Ii BILE to draft, h. uld be stricken from
the Provost Marshal's list.
On motion,
Resolued, That when we adjourn, We ad.
journ to meet at the same place on Monday
evening evening Aug. 29th, Al 8 o'clock.
On motion,
Resolred, That We tender to Messrs. NJ.
Q. Davis & Son vote of thanks for the use
Of the Hall this evening as well Is for simi
lar favo:s in the past.
| On motion,
| Adjourned-to meet in this Hall on Non.
day evening at 8 o'clock.
A. O. BUTLER, Chm.
D. B. SHELLEY, Secy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29


CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, Aug. p, 1864.
Democrat and News
The world moves, and in the language Of
Old Guy, revolutions never go back
wards" The revolution has commenced,
the idea which has been hid under ''mili-
tary necessity" has escaped, and now
stands six feet and thrc. inches in the free
city Of Chicago.
Yes, thank God, "a poor white man" can
talk right out Tin mectin'," and no police or
provost officer dare say, "why do you so p
The crowd here is enormous it cannot
be estimated by numbers or measurement.
The fiat has gone forth, that Mcclellan is to
be the nominated, and platform will be
erected for him to stand upon that no "loy.'
al man. dare attack Abe Lincoln has
played his last card and lost his a-ce, and
to-day, right here in the city Of Chicago,
and in his own State, he could not get up a
respectable funeral procession who would
own that they knew him politically.
repeat, 1.-THE world moves Keep your
powder dry, and in the language of one of
Old Abe's kilograms to Dick Yates, "wait
and sec the salvation of God" And | will
add, wait and see the salvation of this
country, for as God liveth and ruleth, the
earnest hearts now assembled here ,eiU sare
it," Iowa Drkrcaryay
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

All persons residing IL the FIFTH WARI
who desire to see the quota Of Tho ward 6llet
without draft, are requested to attend th.
meeting appointed for this Monday evening
to be held at the Pennsylvania House Ct {
o'clock. There 10 no time to vase in arga.
ment upon this subject-svery man in ths
Ward 10 interested. The draft will surely take
place on the 9th Of Sept, Zone week from &c.
lay) unless the quota 10 filed BY volunteer
Defors that day-and The volunteers can only
)be obtained BY cffering liberal bounty. II
Eevery man will como forward and subscribe
what heican afFsrd to give, there il no dcub,
that sufficient funds can bs raised and the
men found to f1ll the quota.
At the meeting held at the Pennsylvania 4
House on Saturday evening, every MAJ pres.
ent came forward and subscribed literally,
but . considerable sum 10 still needed and
Musf u RAISED THIS EVENING.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
WAN TED::
State Of Iowa.
ADJUTANT GENERALS 8 OrrTCR.
Davenport. Aug 20. 1884.


Davenport, Aug 25, 1854
Genera Orders No. 81
!. Recruiting officers who have enlisted men
will report at once III person. with recruits enlist
ed for the two new Infantry regiments, at Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa.
All such recruits shall be here by the lst prox.,
as the companies are to be organized and mus
tered prior to the 5th prox.
No further applications need be made to this
Department for commissions to recruit for these
regiments.
IL. 1t is hereby announced that all inquiries
about the draft. exemptions, &C., shall be ad-
dressed to Provost Marshals of the respective
Districts, and not to this office as everything
pertaining to the Z. S. enrolment and the draft
belongs to and has been entirely under the charge
of the Provost Marshal's Department, aud this
Office cannot, therefore, answer authoritatiyely
such inquiries.
ILL., l. is hereby announced that all inquiries
relating to alleged errors in State enrolment
shall be addressed to assessors in proper town.
ships, or to Board of Supervisors acting ~
Board Of Review in the respective counties, whose
duty it is, under the law Of the last General AS
sembly, to make returns Of persons subject to
military duty 10 this Office. This Department is
not responsible for any errors in enrolment Of
State Militia, and is obliged to adopt as correct
the returns made in accordance with law. Ap-
plications for exemptions, however will be con-
sidered as provided in Par. v, Gen. Orders No. ~
current series.
By order Of the Commander in Chief
N. b. BAKER,
Adjt. Gen. of Iowa.
Papers in the State which have usually insert
ed orders Of this Department will insert twice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

MONEY is good thing, but Sam Perry
has something better and more comfortable
that he will exchange for it. Sam is the
oldest merchant in his line in Davenport,
and, like good wine, he improves with age.
His stock of summer clothing, and material
for making it is unsurpassed, and his fig
ures are always low. Call opposite the Post
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