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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

The popular dry goods house Of Ks-
hoe d CArasrt. opposite the LsClsire Hsu's,
has the Ia f.cili,ies tos trosidins the public
With every article In the line A. ths most res
sonabls rates. Call and see ths latest arrivAis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

Shipments from Davenport for the
week endipg January SOth: IA. 800 BE-. whsss.
$500 bu. barley. 4. 400 bu. corn. COO tn. oats.
20 tous bran, Ia. $50 lbs. hides, 7ss bbls hour
23,i70 lbs cut insste.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
r n e CIT Z.

OH FoIKa-Ths Fsther Kem.s Con.
cert comss If st LsC1siss Hall - s1sss ~ess
Ia this paper. Il vtll ssSoobtsdly Be . ,a..s
tptsre.tins affair.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

Gas Coxsuxsxs.-The Gas Company
makee al impor ACT sssosessmsnt 10 ssoshss
90 umu. In common With ether thiegs see
lskee q rife.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

RETURNED 70 DvrY.--Col. Asmus.
sen, " no has tsen on . visit TO his fs0iiy 10
this city for lev weeks. lefs this noesing Sos
the Army Of the Cuabss.and. The best
wishes Of hos.s Of fsisnds attend his gallant
officer,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

DAY BoARDsns w WAHr8D.-A limited
numoer Of day bossdsss sss hs ssssass-
dated hy c-lii'g Z ss ~ fsse dsss ifes ths
corner Of x,h aud Main ssssets. ~ssa side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

Fox THE Sourn. : Five huadrsd re-
crui,s for regi nests asv IL The 6sld will BE-
cent forward THE vesh Tie order IL % hses
~ rec, ats for ard - last - posssbls. and -
retrrn tho veteran troops just % tsst - their
iurlcughs expire.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS

Farmer having Leaf Tobacco fes sale
viii ssssin the HIGHEST PxICE BY applying to
NICHOLAS KUHNAN / CO., robsosouists,
ssesse Main and Second Ss. febl dl vAvsm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
PHOTOGRAPHS
AND -s
aMDRo rP 81!
!. SCHuEI.ER,

j. SCHUELER,
Garner Maan aed Second streets, over
Kuhnoass ToDacoO Ss0Se,
~xAf,.s TIE ATTENTION OF TaE PUBLlO
4 ~ the fact that ~ is prepared to exsease aat
osdsss in the pbotogfsph end Ambrof ype Inc = :
style equal 10 hat of euy srtist wess q Chieseo
CeleL EMS RlCTURE0.
Satisfaction 0sarrantssd. Give hins call.
S>n2:-46A A~8
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
NUMBER 50.
No. 50 Brady Street.

Rolo in London. Rolo i. p.Y.
Rolo in Geneva ,ojo u Hola,d
o"tzeriand, Rollo in
tolo Naples Roio On The Rhine
The Belle Dssks II Vols, BY Abbott
Leaning Talk Learning School, Museum Epmeut
Fire. Sky Wstsr Air Travel Vacation, Travels Correspondence
The Florence stories, by Jacob Abbolt. A vols.
Florence and John Gink Orkney Islands, English Channel
SAINTS Claus Fairy Story Books, s Vols.
Fairy Rhymes, Fable Land Guver 1s Godmohc .opa
- Fables Arabian Nights taf = - -
Inc eFoe Boy The Drummer Boy The Robin Boy,
P1rSey's J~reMtte Series, IL rOls.
America Rome Europe Asia Africa Ireland
Sea- Greece, Winter Evenings
Parley's Cottage Library. ~ vols.
Make the Of It. Right is Might
teIsevee and Prosper Tales of1he Sea and Land,
The Truth Fds o%s the Sea- r If ,ho R.Iang wit n9ngh n
Adventurers Of Billy Bump Take Care Of No. One.
Aumtfe Mary's stories 8 vols.
T'eoh Story Book Frank and Fanny Peter pas Pp IL.
beosts Peep At the Birds, Aunt Mary's Stories.
The nlttel Series; Excellent Books for Children
Mien Orphans Home Mieu Mtens Story Mien New Little
Mttens, More M.tens
The silver Penny Series, vols.
Sunny Eyed T Cbd Princess Marina Tbda and III.
Mountain Patty Williams Voyoge Nobodyt Child Sorel
The Casket ofJuvenfIes, beautifully lllu.trated.,
frankie stories, 9 vols.
Robbins Nest SlOPics.
The Harlte Stories: 9 vols. by Abbott
, ; on cnng ~ ME People % Ltbrary, 2 vols.
Tse cock tories by Auni Eann5e's ssa.sSh.era.
4 aics and Stories Worth Telling.
Also hne sock Of Toys Photographic Albums fine Bnno aud
raa oooos oan ana select before the assortment broken
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

Tnv Rrrv.r Or vssssAss.-Col.
0risr 10 again rsu,.d..,. ffoa the War De-
psr,asut. u shs isposs.. zee q ''"a,os'
promptly. to'ths 6sld. .sli veteran. :. % UT
Tough. ss sosn - their farlough exp. NV
Csloosi especially arsss the following, q. ''s
Sihsr !esMsoos M uyyucs, vrcan,st and pirss,or ~
Music of the First Baptist Church, Springfield.
Mass Sprtxesr.rn w.se
GsSlLtMss - Having bad opport unities for
testing the qualities of your different STYLES of
Anne icon Organs in contract with those OF other
makers do not hesitate to say that I find in
them q superiority, both in exquisite purity,
smoothueso and volume OF tohe. in delieaie and
pleasant touch and prompt respoD e in rapid play
| ing. can cheerfally recommend then, to any
person who may wish 20 own play upon such
an instrument nearest perfection.
Respectfully yoars, THos CnUBBucx.
From Thomas Baker, Musical Director of Laura
heene's Theatre, iermerIy Leader Of Julion's
Band
29 k,Nc ST., NRw YORK.
a 6ESTLKAES --Hariug examined the American
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

onseags Aayses.
By Telegraph CHicAso, Jan. -.
FLou s-N eglse&ed. = ..Ha a.
WssAs IN dsmao1 nniy ~ specass.0ss. y sskot
quiet slle<1l ~ fss Ds. = aai u ook0t lek TT
NJ
Cons Dali; ts1lial oalee ~ ed 70. Q. o0s.
HiSswisse-ep@sP.a AID 10 b shsf.
bR,sstD usoo- etv0o- o "a rdvsnee Of l56aeoo
saes ranxei from to md 10 675 AID 17o AislA-
Ing on 200 poundA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

Laoaes, LADIES', Ladses.
Dsa't you fail - sssd the advsrtisemsot =
I11af7ort01a1 10 Fem A1OO.
Dr. Chsessmau, ef New York, has devoted the
last thirsv years Of his pesctiss to fsnals con.
ulainta. Hie P5lls aes hks charm. They are
Relsaf1s eaa Gss. loo .dWea
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

SNow.-The gronnd was wbite with
snow his m.rning-shs wsssh.s having be.
come q little more cool and appropriate -
this season Of the year. The rssis remain In .
very UNPLEASANT state the travel to the cOun-
try il stim aVd upcss tsin,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

ADv Yonx, Fsb. I.
COP1Un.-Dull - o3e.
fS0Us--Stoodiss. 4AooDB0o Extso sloee !;
q. .lsQ7 IS 4. H. q.
wssAr-Matkse stssdy. QIS011e Chisags
Spring 81 IS 41.eo lvaakes Clse, eloe Gl7o
Winsef keA.1 ITz
Ooss -Hsasy I q u stsss.
Oars -QuieS at 90 4e0
Poss -Qaiss. 81. 5o.1i9 50 asss.
LAsD- Stssdy y 131f1 1l1A.
WHisKY-9O.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

The rsssons furnished Why the veterans
whose farlssghs have expired, should hastsn
beck 20 The field are Of the etrougest and
most srgsss shsractss. ssi ~ dsubs cot .here
viii Be prompt willingness on the pact ef ali
whe have rs-enlinsd 10 comply ~ith tbs ree>
uissisDs usdsr ~hish they ere se,ing. Few.
II any. viii attempt to svs Dc the responsi oili-
~. The companies nov here. Who have en-
tered ths veteran service Wilt return imme edi-
a,ely
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

There are ninety five s.ssinxs oanss 10
Masssshusstts. having IN az. sreyss' o. "spo'
sits Of 90, ,eSs e2s - Essksags
The shove figures ssprsssas 10 part the Aess
savnsd ssviDgs sf shs ssoseoieal, 6sA:M pso-
pie ef New Eselasd. Every tes - u sny De-
gree sf somosreial iDpsstsass b sets SsSn9 i
Bask. whore The deg lsbesss, ~ tssAey err
ths osehsnis. asd svss the sisine gsosssuee
shss hsvs sss eoassssed The bet ~ e hfa
savs sp their odd dollars and "Avss rgatss'
the day st sssd. TAs absvs 6gssse kov ~
sussea q Ssvioes Bssks In shs East, - ~!
What es1 b dose sitA thsa q q wss
We 6sd thst Il = . esssse u sssesA aalAtis'
ssnse eas psspis ~ sssh Besh = I.e b
ssesbllsssd 10 Dsssspsst Il yin b. th'
nsass ~ sssssssssss tsuo city y hvise. 81
ssesoay In sxpssdituses. Il is the inseil q
tisa thst ssf city bee long seeded
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

disease, OF The NEEtUUS,s SEM
NAL. URINARY AND SEXUAL SYS.
TENS new and reliable treatment-in Re-
ports Of the HOWARD ASSOCATIOS-Sent
By mail in sealed envelopes, frs Of charge. Ad-
aress. DR.. J. SKlLLiN H ON, Howard
Association, No. 3 south Ninth Street, Phile
de. phia. Pe. Ave9-d8w3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

KkTuRN OF tn. 6rn CAvALRY.-Thnv
gallant regiment. having se-solistsd In the
veteran corps. 10 expected TO arrive st THE
days. The strength Of ths regiment is aboos
$50 men, under commssd Of Col Love. Tn
tue arrival OF The regiment here the men will
ptobsby scattsr - different poio.s In ths
state from wLisn trsy sn ist~d.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

u. "a. KING,
TTORsEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
~ asd Notary Publie.
OsrIcs = Das enpo,vs kloek, LeOloire, Io~s.
Particular attentioa paid . eollsstious 10 Scot
County. lmye-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

UsusUAi.-Ths i. ths Asst day for
several wssks shst - have - arrivals Of 70.
srsass y sssossss Assssislss. Asvsvsr, 4
aM psessssslss bsishly thssseA he entire
ssae& tesssOs essssss pasd - sAsVessss. !
osss ssiass Ne vslsssssss ct 10 large num-
ah0 ~ Nv. ,sSa~ m
BAfn Roo1as. -0sabhs's Bathise
lsbssdsr ~ IsOlelrs nssss. ere ass il
lpeessee Ndss. Call saA ~ ssavssssJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

IcE.-The ice harvest is over with
oar dsaiers in .ais city. Thsi houses ere ell
and closed. The qnslity wss never better -
The river, At the time OF Of r. e.xng was nm
usually low. consequently the cnrrcn. was
slow and the ssci..snt veil % titled. The av-
sraGe thisssss Of the crop tbi . year IL ab. ut
eighteen isehee and IL pseked ava, IN huge
blocks 'srsi ing from ons Ar, sdr. u sewn
sod eight hundrsd pounds ssea The amoult
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
FXANA PLUMEss

> TrORNEY AND COuMS4LOR at LAW
"A aud No.ay Publie. o. IL ls>:lairo bloo :
Davenport lava tosS-d'f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
GiI,s Wh-ITAKEss,

VU W W.T. ~ m SSssS
TTORNeY AND CO,NoELVK at Law
"A OsSiJs 90 Main sss,et, in Grant 8 Eio,k, ny
staiea. 'my26 du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

~ -. y. rtrNAA. bouN II. RIOS IL ~
sss,sN n IN 4 agO1EHE.g
4 TTORNEYS AND OCOUNHELORS ATLkw
- 0prloA, Dsvsnpnst Bleak. No. -. Main st
Ae0e nd Flncs. iue7-3tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

UHeADA-An. EoroR THE mora.
iae. in ssnlae irse Rosh IAlAsd. iousS
ss6s 410sulay - gsts,sg - " ssis - Desv
~ II lHasis sboss. asd ssos lev p,ssss ~
lsr fesm The middle Of the river sssasd eel
b rather assafs. ! isessse 49, tus hose
easstsge. eo0tasning sssseAh lAlias asd gsa-
tlsnsn. bsete thssseh ths ~ sss6Asssday
evening. near the Iilissis shsss. vksss. The
livss oi oil vses II sseiess pssM. Or cir
ssossasss shesId BE- enough q indnss ths
sisy sssaoritiss = y pvs~pe . aAopsise
assssrss - have fkssssoS sxssinaatss
nads y asd asd psepssly dssaesass. II prss-
lieasss. ssfs crossing. ssl give proper and
sssiess varsisg ts prevent asssepts BY
slsher ass x bsass. - ussals sssssisg,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

81. Os OSV0 OOW>
4 TTORNEY AND uOUNSELOE Ar LAs
n and Eotary Pablo. Ofiee, North-we.,
es.nars on Brs iv street ;plv ae-i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

Law PaptnefAllip.
no. r. cooK. ILL.,. psrss
sssessov.e 20 Cbsk, DLzS 4 xsxlv.
uAYE REMOVED &c The N1W OFFICE
~ corner 81 Ms>S - This1 sesseb.
1aay ~ lsca. O0OK = neURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
IA. d W. r. HlGH,
Prspsissors u the
HARRIsON ST. LIvx9Y 6TABL &,

HAsaIsa. sr., ssfWDsA SoeNT SECOND.
~ee,euA HORSES AND CARRIarS 8 OF
H1E the best quality 70 let as oil hours
Funsrsls fuenish I'd - ths shostsst n-tice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
a nd boartst II reasonable charger. my1Q-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

L TTORNEY AND CoUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n {succ~ssor of Dsw b Uroan, Davenport, 10 -.
OEios rear Of l. A. Macnio.'s HANK. ag3-d5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

,. W. II. BAKER, n. D..
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
basement State Bank Buildine. hesidenos
,n Fifth ss.vss, betwesp hssdy nad Perry streets
Daye. port Iowa. !s0viv-bS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

Ds1. r. n. WON LEY,
Homeopathic Physician.
0FFICE AND RGOIDgMOE ON EAST
~ side Of BRADY strsss, ssae Riflh, 6rst door
below tho Coal Ome. .'sc6-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

J. a. MkAlD> n. U.,
lDhYSiUlAN AND SURGEON. Jfr',,
/ asd residence No. -, osener Main au3 Third
Yeoss. ssmv Oh port. loWa julyl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Davenport savings Institution
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
\ the Davenport Ssyings insi.tation viii 20
held at the room Of the
pirst Nas.oaai sank Of Daveuporss
Gu aonay, the lat day Of Esbrosry.A A D., 1854
1T O'Clock r. A.. for 'hs sutpase oi ciectioY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
Withdrawal Of tho Hen. Z. N. Arr aid, Of
Illinois,

To th Union Fs,rs Of fAs First Csagrsser4i DiSrisG
With the hope of promoting aniiy and success
In the Union party, withdraw from the position Of &
candidate for domination ~ Congress. Thus seeking
my dcfsa. have been active IN their eGors h Great.
opposition 10 ne. tie rrosnd al my sskng he Pr>i.
dsri to Gu ~ oar armies By calling mere 10 tho
field. Conbiairg vita = few active and weathy men
on tie part Of hose who seasbt my defeat because OF
ny tn ulis.yoK hand. Al opposition has been
sed scTioGs ~ ssko mo belioEc any dviy 10
withdraw AN, therefore. NO longer candidate Tor r.
nomination.
no njnsto- which has bccs done me is .his crnvass
will 0rrt and to tie i9lsshoods and nis."pg.scuta-
tions ~ risy seed by portion OF tie peas and By
;ndlriGrds. | Lave no reply
desire 10 say to thc honest patriotic seitsscriicing
people Who have done much 10 pastSB Vie var that
my sole mn cnnvctsn r that Ill up tho armies
by re- g. ndlng a. tic Presidents can or submit to
shameful peace Those wbo TO make capital against
MT have united vita III, Ciiess T,aes nssling the
call Tor more trocps-who have den lanocd tn. enroll
rent law AID denosnced ne &r expressing the wish
thrt the Pre.irnt would send troops tho aid q
those 80 gilaBily continuing against the Hebcs-anJ
thosJ hO have STOOD silently by aging ths course
ready H. take advantage Of the prejudice tina created
that am osi ot thar way. Ihcy VIII, trust cease
To echo The s-nirensd TAe T.aes. stand BY the cal.
mnistatiOn and back mp thWe measures seeessary to
cary the war toa successful isspo.
hole The course tken by somo OF my opponents " III
not DO resnic as e, dcnoe shnt any considerable por-
tiOn 0y0l people of this great city Of the North
west I'll al;er 10 their snppr OF tho war 81
the administration Thee tmts require plain talk. In
NY isgunni tho reIt NINETY dys will decide tue ato
u Cur dnlTy DifgniSed and covered up. - II may
b., II vi really be contest between for liberty
anu the UIipa- epd q hIJuiating peace Is wiz be- q
cnte-t b Nssn patriotic self sacrifice and marrow
sefishncss ~ wen 40 botac con heroic loyalty and sym
patty pith traitors.
Ineed scarcely add that nv efrts for the recollection
Of Mr.. Lincoln = III not be essened, and that shnll
hbR a. hfretfre hr the utter destruction VI slavery
and the restoration VI Me Union On the bnsis of
liberty to all. lssAc n. ARioin
August 20 ltN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

Ia Ireland the Eau6cr Of persons charged had fallen
OF rom liC)e - l7Es; the anc1Rt pgid from flSS ~
70 HC; "a; and the income assessed from 246.1 to
ai,o7J 74J The number paying on incomes oil less
tb4n 9lGo year had diminished from .i to III but
the prmbcr with $50 ceO year and upward had risen
hun two 10 tAree
The 81. Paul Press speaks most encouragngly
Of tie prospects and progress Of tho railroad from that
place 10 Lake superior. it says the twenty nile section
nearcs, ST. Paul and tie heaviest of the whole road Will
10 completed BY January les5. prominent director
OF the road that measures arc OIL o"t 10 establish
furnaces at LIe Superior " Manufacture the rail to pe
useu y tho road No better ifos can he found ~ tue
world than exits there. end the project is perfectly
feasb the very rG able tarG Oh roa tepdiag to tue
development Of tAe wonderful OF that region
There are now in the British Islands three
hundred and seventy Eve distinct railway companies
who own e.c,ea thor..Dd i've hundred EiIes of road
They carry shove eighty million pas"Dges yearly!
and above thirty Million tons of merchandise and min
erals They give employment 10 probably not ess thla
~ . hundred thousand persona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

onr d" mission 10 Richmond" was osr own private
saair. aud undertaken altogether on our own az
oornt and responsibility.
siare writing the above, notice paragraph,
copied from The National Rspn6"ean, IN which
the editor Of that paper says " We are authorized
ard requested to state various tain8s ABOUT " toe
GiImorcJaquess mission" Al of these things J
believe 30 be correct, except Inc Statements ,h@i
General | go ave Ms a safe conduct to Richmond
and reiurs," ard that the Pre6dent, after repeat
ed solicitations, consented 20 give Mes r.. Gil wore
and Jaouoss riss through our military lines"
The Washington editor must have misunderstood
Mr. Lincoln on these last points. lie could not have
made the statements, for they are not true We
mad no SAIL conduct ilom Gen. Lee. The President
did not communicate with Gel. Jaqposs nj all !
askrd him but oace for pass and promptly, and
with no kesLalion, be gave t-as pFsMphy, pro
hobly. ~ Lc Soad hsve given It TO any one he war
cl1d' 70 ke rid Of. d. not mean tae President
saal b. hanged for any OF NY ems, aud 60 ROT
want 10 le banged for any Of ms therefore make
this uBiHportant correction. -
Bs,,sn September ID, 1904
rrsrrJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
DgsgRrgRs 10 BR SHOT IN CANADA

DBSERTBRs 10 FIR SHOT IN CAHADA.-De-
scrton from the regiments stationed in this province
becoming very common. aud " would seen thnt inc
military Authorities determined TO put stop 10 II
possible. Recently several Lavo bccn ouitmartiaed
aud the seyercst punishment awarded ten Two oi the
eree deserteas who tried c-cape scross the niagara
river having been sentenced 20 be shot ia this city
Monday next. An endeavor IN being made to save tls
city the sad spectacle such occurrences aLd with
that wow petitions being nr9e, signed asSing tho
commander of The forces W csnHouto the seatuee-
Hamilton Spectator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

Gold, under The news from Atlanta, dropped
IN 237I. al which rates there was rash TO so'er
short contraets followed by sudden adynrce IN 2i4
Other sellers appeared ~ and soon redscsd tho
ouot,tious The closing rate vas 2io. Government
s.ock. steady: Conpsn o. Of ssl. l0lieos. do. $40
40, aIlGi; Ceriisca;ss asa Tennessee g.. ~. e
s9I; Virginia c. 81; Georgia and North Csroiins
CN 81; Missouri g. co.. California r. l5-aleO; Con.
ton Co.. j.! 6pi; Delaware and nudso1 100, Pcprsy
yanis Coal 2OJ asked, AID bid. Cumberland. ~ e
81, Central. oGJ9; American. s0ssi Earlposa 20.
Minnoso.a Nioius Co.. 5is33, QuioEsilyer siSssi
Pacific NAL 976d277; Atlantic Mali. lsja RI Ne,
York Genital, l.7i el2s; Erie Railga7. ils. Gltsl
de-. Procured. lUe. q 100; Hudson River i2ji ai25i
Reading. I32i9is2.. Hichigas Central ia Is DO.
Southern eS s,,l; do. Guaranteed. is6eIT Iaisoi'
Central ~. dl21ii Cleveland sEd Pittsburgh los q
lIOi; North e.tern s-is53, do rToicried. riasiii
Cleveland ana Toledo lois2; Rock leland
iOel a 1854; Burlington and Quincy. lSSlI
Prairie da CHEN, coca, Port Wayns IoJis
10, Ohio and Mnsissippi Certiteie,. is.sT.
Government Stocks were strongest Of anything spon
the list the Skies OF lesl. Coupon isues showing O
Sigh, advance. Ia Railway bonds rad Bask shares
hple dsne, and fcw offered ~ my priec. Railway
shares were weak and pressed for cab Amer the Board
adjouTned sl lowcT Tases were made aGG 70 suhs,an
tal buying was developed at the eeclme. There u
little aprcgarce ofspcoulation. ard the market ralay
awaits the return OF people hop their holiday. Tire
most aotye stock OF The lsy wGs QuiosE.yer. Which,
could not be had at ~ cash et the close.
Money il steady at per cent. on coll with
stock houses Commercial paper sells at s0i2 y cent.
and ia cot IN gres. request There IL large assert
ment Of county and town bounty bonds offered. which
arr preferred 10 any mereantl's bi.s-
The following is the Official statement of the
National debt. August ~ and 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
Frauds on Naval Ercruiss.

To ne Ei,so, sJti ~ Y Tribsns
Sir: Ny attention was called, this morning,
70 an article headed Recrutins in the Navy Depart.
ment." ! can sabs.antiats all the complaints shere
made Some twelve young nom this village have
been trying to get skipped FOR week. bat find /.
impossible 70 get sight Of the proper officer without
paying broker one hundred dollars each. which they
viii DOT do. and consequently the 'ioveruInsHt loses
dozen good there IS in tie Navy
EDguSD HooLR
Assa, Yersos. September Q. 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
Bankers 1921 l09i for sight bills on London. France
are 5 l2t for siIty days and s. 10 for sight

Bankers 1921 1911 for sight bills London. Francs
are 5 lat for sdrty days and 8. 10 for sight.
The following remarks upon The gold question,
from tie Railroad Journal DO read with profit by
that class If Rebel smpaihizers no are disturbed that
foreigners" buy Federal bonds a 40 in gold asa that
he goyernment does not return 10 specie pay meht'
III cd were our only currency, it would not be pos
.be to carry on the tn ee monlNs nor ""uio " De
atirable in sufficient quslties ~ meet "tr taSaioh
,e year estimating oar psIer d"''si at ~ een VI
IN gtner words reducing oar Wxaton 10 that sph""
Pa..r money NV F3ce even IN its nest despel"'e
oilcumstanees; II carried England through long aha
blood, Wars hnd supports ito commerce ana iIuus
uv. u,pr money made This country independent II
h even wicked rebeitson for ihI ce wars
and by rsper money il viii no put down lho~ VINO
think tli. world aad all it, inhahtapts al W. pursuits
al it, apsLess aHd AL ~ grandear d.pend On tho So"
ca circulation of Two particular uets iahthhe
ho designs Of the Almighty and he OBJECTS OF lhr
own plistenee. We Bay therefore take COURAGE aa9
20 thIoagh our task of ightug against hehsoA, snu
paving tie rense Of maintaining law and 0rner we
iry even cousoe ourselves with tho efficiency OF our
Iunncia syseE wnea isolated jest ho" nom al DINERS
and owped ppou by those ns'ohs who desire onr rum
Is doing iis work aud doing II welt
A Parliamentary paper gives the following
stt tics in relation the tax Of Great Britain
Ia tie Yeas IeG2 and 1863.