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THE NEW YORK sun.
SATURDAY M,.>N1, oCl. :, isg


re EHbaussion Of the BOsus Csaf-derac,.
Tar war 10 a; last be0iunin to tell upon the re
psiliVD. TIE .xtrsts from late southern tnrefp
published Ia to-dav's SIS njiy confirm tue W..
counts tina, have relcle1 through reicaseu Iioii
otbccrs and soldiers refugees and dcscrter, OF the
falling resources and declining strcns1h Of JrTTs
Confcdcracy. Tho vigof u Ceuci ala GzAvI' 9 and
SunsAs's carnpayrs Ia Virginia and Ceor
Rs 10 felt throughout the cbtre South
sud forces the lenders 10 sbale their extrav.san'
pretcnsons Of invincibility ate lasi ditch" AZ
is approached, II discovered 10 be less attractive,
aud there Is lcss sad sloul i'N cyetJ bses"Nd
sep. Of th the fsporiei speech OF W.T. p''is
at Nncon affords a pcr,oel i'usira1h Not~th-
standing the drsJeiato niioupis o' ho feb.' fIc'-
det " rc-insrrc rs followers with hope bis
spee~h from tr-' lsr' b concs' ou ~ weakness
aud despair ~ demand q .. ,so-thirds of his
so.diers ab-cnt f,ou Tho army shall return 10
duty Is 4, dsilag * admission th1, the Southern
y,opls are abandoning tho struggle, and that even
Nbe soldiers are doscrting tho Confederat" cause
That tho,s refugee can be- induced to return can
scarcely be Anticipated, even by Mr.. DAyIs him
sell. They sbanlpucd uc cause when II looked
Tar brighter than At present and are not now likely
~ return t. a hGli-statycd aud d,.es,cd army.
According to Mr.. DAVIS suKnxAs, Ia 70 he
driven from Georgia when one half OF the
sbseDtecs return to formerly
HooD's-sriny. 1hsi il To say-whcn ths sky
falls they will catch larks An inspiration Of VIC
tory and enthusiasm mighG possibly draw por-
ton OF the refugees TO the ranks once more tut
not defeat aud disaster General SHERMAN In
therefore, but little likely to lie forced w make .
Moscow retreat, AS has been promised by Mr. DAVIS,
and will probably that fate for the rebel army
and the guerfilss tia, infcs,ing his flank and
The weakness OF the COnfeierAcy 10 also Illus
ttated by President DAVIS statement: ''You have
not nsuy between eighteen and forty five
lca." This ~ confirmation from the best pos
sib'e authority, Of the truth Of General GRASI's
declaration that the rebel armies we're recruited
from the cradle 10 the grave" president DAVIS"
also states that the Confederate army In virginia 10
- weak and stands ia ~ much Deed Of reinforce
nenis as the army IN Georgia. The Richmond
journals previously made the same adm ss ou
The ExAnisrK lately declared that rcinforoenieuts
were absolutely Necessary for LKs's army, switch
has too great a load upon II already" Thus
the rebsion exhibits at all points all The internal
signs Of dissolution. The might OF Northern
strength and resources, and, above sll tho power
of JUS, cause nrc rapidly accomplishing the des-
Ained ends. Little further lenghtening Of tho
lines another move or two of General GRAS1's and
SnEsIDAs's arm Us aud the Gordon - around X ch-
xnond " II which Jrrr DAVIS speaks will! be com.
I'ese, and it will fall.
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TnE recent downward tendency ot gold. com.
bined with ,hs good news from the army, and
generally unsestei condition Of she public mind in
consequence Of the Presidential canvas has oc-
essiouel heavy fall in the wholcfJe prices u dry
goods and some OF the art cl.s sohi by grocers and
market men. During the psst ten days quite .
small panic has been visible smon9 those Who hsd
large stocks Of goods hand. No d. ,ubt the spru-
la,ors zee the storm that coming and seel ng
sssety by reehng tops.ils. Al inflated currency
always will induce men to gamble. anu wis., gam
biers generally contri We to hedge WI On they do
not hold winning cards. The pub,n material
assist In causing sal greater decline In pa ices by
purchasing only small quantities u any required
article. BY systematically pursuing his course
every consumer evidently benetiis himself. ind Ia
the aggregate forces down prices 10y compellin s
dealers 10 carry the burdens that have hnherto
been borne by the public
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| peipA,;enc. o'pariy The Discipline Which biruI
e. aet hc 4..aoier's pa '''sr creeisf sr,t-
| ..yly cvenpl dcj IN tie present canvas Three
or four months ao, there were apparently four dis
tna, political parties with principles widely diver
gent, aud each bitterly hostile 10 the other. The
R,Dlbcan party was divided int two fsctions.
my Of IL abegt statesmen assumed al attitude Of
opposition to the Administrator ana eVh. b,tei the
mos, sp tefu amnesty against the President H,w
istHows CHASE, wADt, FREMONT, DAVE Coca-
ZANE Poxsnoy, and the whole LIS, have succurnbcd
to the influence Of party discipline, have been
brought again within the fold, and are now
engaged In lsuda'ions Of the oflcial excellence
which chsracterlzes ABRAHAM LrSooLs. Ga tho
other hand, Tia. Democratic party was in relatively
the same position, although the division ia num-
berS was more nearly equal. Tic Wal party boldly
ssscited that waI ia ineyiishle; that the reillion
must be conquered by arms and the Peace broth
rem were soundly bcsaed tor ,ho.i peculiar tens,s
In return, the PcsGe ia tigi clAned lie the only
Democrats par cSeeitenee lacy were The una.
du,'rsed .ie.ots mans thc dy ed-in -the-woo, d.
oip'es OF 5.chs"s, aud the War men were not =
whit better than Aboliiionists. But behold the
suit The 'Ohio martyr" jumps int, the p,Iitr 81
traces by moving McCLxILAs's unanimous noui-
nsiion, tho ysnomous Lose, the hery Con-, tbs slQ-
quent voonnrfs, all have fallen int, party line and
keep step 10 The music Of uni,~i Democracy This
shows the paramount: Importance with which ru.y
isresar1ed by all classes Of politicians. Personal
preferences aud pre- Judges, hbcs and dislikss, all
mus be cast 10 the wind and tho Juggernsut 0.
party must I've worshipped though u crush honest
conviction and principle.
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Ssw York, FRIDAY, Oct. I, 6 p N.-Ths general
stock market hAs been very much excited to-day, un.
der struggle tor supremacy between the bulls and
the beam. Il will tnte g day or two to settle the
question. The bulls succeeded to-day In advancing
the quotations TO soins extent but the fuotuaton.
were wide and the market unsettled. Cold took Al
upward turn With large buriness. The huctustion.
In gold were +. follows AT 10 o'clock, lgs To- 80
1921; II, 1905; li.3c, "a; IL, &c, Il. 10, 26S
1920, soSk; l. 2o3Io; i.S5, 2OIA; LOO, sois $50
lssS; s.s6, 1917; B. zoos ; 800 i0sk; 4, aoG AIS
100 Money h~ been quite sc,ive, bu, the demand
was freely met at per cent. Sterling exchange va.
quiet and quoted at 1854 1V8 IN gold for banker,
bills. Flour to-day 70 cents, wheat cent? corr
Q cents. Beef and pork we're lower
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.SSrltsv and Gams-rrime turkey. are .ellins ct
Iatr, broilipg chickens. s5sl 2E piis csc, "a
-, esch tens lnso, yOe+ 80 eoSen si,d pif-
coma f5N2 % dozen partridees, ssal IL.
Bvttey ead Ches.-Orsnse county butter In pals
esuin9 st SC pound prime State, 4jsSee fall
putter, 3Ss4Sc cooking butter, 3r eggs 10 for 2Se
cneese ahsat ~ cents for good quality.
fish--Esis ere ssriins at i5aisc pound striped
- - haffbut, 1Sc blue fish, i2sfSc weak fah,
lAlbc perch, Luz sea bus, lsc; baddoct, Ic found
era lA salmon trout, zIx2Sc cod6sb 1oal2c black
nsh l2alSc lobsters &c oysters I5al ~ hundrc
pSnsd oystsrs, W . bundled CLAIMS. Toe hund
RCD picked clana, ! W . hundred
veostdbles,-tams beans are selling NJ 3sc quart /.
sweet potatoes, w peck tomatoes sal = qust ;
st,ns Desns sc peek uev POTATOES Sc a peek !.
SoIn' W dozen egg plants lVa1tc each cuetlni-
berA cc esch Unions 10ai5c . quart tprnips lOc .
Suneh SAbbaxes lSaLSc a bead rxdishs& 2aJe
punch IeWuco, 0ssc oyster plants, loa2Oc each.
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TRADE NOTICES.

NUilCf 30 ThlLORs-THr ST, Rita.
NTieS with thor Let Of nancs frofr all ,l1t~ -
strike, arr requested TO meet the Executive Commit,
tee at Y61 Grand o.. AZ L. o'Co, this SATURDAY. mon
ine, and the members Of teir respective sh1,- a.. 10
Juees I'd b. NEE, Suntey ATE noon, at their .tot
meeting, al o'clock. The ~, utive Committee Il.
meet 81 10 NJ 81 " and VI. every d1y. ~ ..
cei-e reports and Transact hus.ness " ietg ~. H
dsr Of Executive Committee. ,
United COOPERS NO. a REGCLAp
~ monthly meeting viii be hs d AZ their Yvon.s ~
NsndMn Of, on MONDAY eveninf Oct lGh Al ne,f-
pett. 10th lair anu Delinquent. aye Ic4uosed e d.
tend, BY order Of the Grand soei6t' 'fOUS
sCHCLIL Vice Pres X II. ALLEN. Rec Sec -,
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~AsHssTos nARKYr RETAIL psiors.

NEW toEh' frioayi Oct. 7, 1904.
Although many articles Of mere handise huve fallen
of late the prices Of provisions are almost the ssms
~ al the time Of our last quotations. There seps 10
be dehre on the part Of provision deae TO keel M
the prices Of provisions a. long possible Not CON
tent with the profits they have already made out Of
The overtaYed and overburdened people, thsy stiIl
cry ustilr, like Oliver Twist for more :; and nke
that young gentleman (who vented more" vitb far
more isAson than they dol they viii not get il. Fnits
are going up IN consequence Ct the i,tsnsss of the
season, aud - for that Tesson there great demand
ior them, hncksters have taken advantage Of IL 10
raise their prces. Butter has declined little but I,
IL thought that It will advance again very soon The
best policy at present Ia for the people to do with AZ
Little as possible Those are the kind Of Arguments
which reach the hesrs Of the desiers-or 10 sneak
more properly their pockets. Let the people he n
economical as possible and before long the prices Of
provisions win 30 down. Ike gold, with crash. The
good time u coming fear.
ButchsrS Aeats,--Prime roasting pierce are selling
a. ZAxee pound ordinary cuts, l6arG; porter.
house steatA 2ss3c slroin, 20e.5c corne beef ia
atc veA foiequArters, 1zsl4c hiDdquartsII i5s
&c; mutton iois9uartsnst lUal$c hnduuaItsrA IL
loc lamp forequArterA 10al<c hlndluArterA l1s
l6c hama ySc shnlldera, 1.a39c bacon, f5ssc
iLssh Isfh re eorned pork. 32s4lc ssaSaSes N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-08
POLITICAL.

GRAND MASS MEETING OF ALL
" WORKERS IN MEAL GAs.fTrTERS
MOkktks IN SUGAR ana WORkEks ~ GLASS,
OF AL SatiOusIltiea, u
COOPER IAsTlTC r.
Monday Evening, October nth 1874 NJ O'clock pre-.
ciseiy, to he startling stories from eyeaxels Of lie
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
upon tho gigantic system Of pundcr going Tor .
ward In nearly ever tepirtnent VI tue goyernueL,
OF New fork Cay. eieeches sLoIt and lntgIsitlu,
One address siven Ia herman.
The mode Of remedy taken By he Citizen. A.so.
citation 70 tc revealed.
No politics introduced
A sPLkNDID CONCERT
v i'll BE- added 20 the cute itAnWeAL -.
LADIES' ami the publlc tenc al Invited
street ogdeI preserved
Az Admission i!ee
9th CONGRESSIONAL DlsTRlCT.-Dt .
- MOCkAIlC REP BLICAN kEGt LAR No NJ
NATION tor Congress, THOMAS j. BARR.
MM. Y. BAkRElI, Chairman,
NOAH A. CHILDISH seetetAF'-' so!
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Hl Al "a.

CoLE..NAcGHTOS = On "Wednesday, the 9Th
inst st the residence Of the brides uncle. Matthe
j. Cole Es2- date Of the city VI Dublin, Ielnn,l IL
Mary Jane, the accomplished niece OF Patrick Heir
Nsushton, Esq. Dublin, Limerick and ODsk paper.
pie 4se copy. ri
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II 10 stated To be rule Of war in the far Western
territories that q town is place where whisky Ia
sold" By means Of this rule the courts g,ish
real towns from those which exist only On paper
plans OF land speculators
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Peansylvnsia Election -ehepck will
y at hls fcons No. - Bond II, Nes York, on Mon
day newt instead Of Tuesday ,r or 'ruesiav
~ usual. z6i
Gas, for hentins rooms, W the cheapest
fuel-no dirt OF troute. Czll and see them At M
New York Gas Stove Works, LEsLEY 6FLTIOfT
ts4 broadway. rs
special Nstice.-RaxIish lsspcs. frcu
the rccen, great suction sale. An enormous
reduction irrrice. from rs cts N ~ 10 Ter ysrd
English royal velvet Brussels, three ply, ,upetfine
ins@ III sos. sas S .as.s rsSs s % ,sSs .s
fssS t:se' s of g. iss . .,,s'n. hiRAs An
IAN and Winter II you want Fan and
Bouery. The largest stock and store In tho ciV And
prices Ices. Chiidrens department not equalled B9
For the Hair aud ssin.-Barry,s Troop.
herous The best and cheapest article. SOLD by al
drusgizt. 81,
$50 and 1910 I.oan.-pint National
Bank. US Thin avs.--s per cent colnmi sion ALLOW
ed toI AZ subscriptions. X. KELLY, President. A.
THOMPSON. Cashier. 80.
Grsver & Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines, 4sS BIosdwAy, New
YORK, and Z35 Fulton st. Brooklyn. 1858
Families, Hotels and Red uranfs should
test me merits Of VANDECAkks Eureka Coffee.
a riM VIII convince the most incIedueus Of iis su
peuority over any other package coffee Put In
POUND aud half pound packages For ssis by srocer.
E6sf BA s1s .o sst s DpS i'' Chambers 'sg'
are the most relsbie remedy known ior weak and
lat .Ass. pain Ia tie breast or aide, kdne{ con-
e. and sold BY druggists everywhere. iiO
Boots and shoes-t:peaf Reduction IN Prices,
AsCkhELf's FAMILY SHOE STORE,
NO. S's beWery, corner Great Jonos stIeet,
oppoeite Ord stree,
who hA- hand tue Large.L the Best and the Cheap
ct assortment Of Fall and Winter Uoods iu III.
LAdies Heavy Goat BAlls. from 81 tos4
Gents Boots and Balls Il ON 81 to AZ 1871
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JACKSON HALL. TnE r,THps MA

thew |. Is. /. A. b. society, branch No. : t.A
hold public teinperaDe, meeting to-uloTioE tttI
Ina, and every SUNDAY and Thursday CIV, uIaf Il :
OeIosk. speakers for sunday evening l. tAu.lr lsr
camp Of the sth Precinct, NJ John Miller singer.
Mics Coilee.i Mas kanavsn. aId Mr McGo -chfs4
" B.Menle,s and -ociet M couse lueucs Of Ouf
banner not be ns finished. tLeio viii he ~ oces.i0I
on sunday WILLIAM MAR {, Prvsidsnt- JOIN
LYNCH, Sec. 2q-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-08

/ TfL ~ IrI;Ts MN INV Il IL D. oOOieIv
continue TO hold their Ga AMI Ten psranco Meet
inss every SUNDAY and lhurBd1y evening, at eur
Pernnce HAL Coz ner Of Grand AID IA STA Drooslyt.
r.. ID. sieatets tomorrow Sunday evening -NessI~
John Morgan, Dams. WaIiord aia In Buckudfn
singing b. flois Robert Ni4On koaiuey, Nlsh and
others. Public nsotinf on Monday evening, 10Th
inst, IN honor VI Father Maihes's Birthday. Nsuy
speakers and sinrers VIII be eseut THOMAS IL
LLDrlL frest; DANIEL MAN\lNG. See. III
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ME FATHgR MATnEw U. B. 7. A. b.

THE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER
l. Mathew I. Il. a. \. Il. Society are hereby mott.
fed that the int nded ecep, OF the banner OF the
tather Mathew 1. Is. r. 4. n. society, Brapch No 1.
l. postponed Ia consc luenoa SAID banner not be-
ing upe,ed. JOHN BARRY, President
TIMOTHY l.. LYNCH, Rec. FEC, IA
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E'NI IIFN NAI INV 7. \. 7, NII TII '
NJ. .. iirookyn.-fublic ieuPsrano. uIe.uul q.
morrow (sunduy. evening, ut ! u'cio k. Hal
Court street. Good speakers aud lin fel- pli b. D..
sent meeting OF She Society will lc le. Ut : ~
Tor the eec tiun OF officers ior the ensuing tern is
LANGrOS. President JUliN rIEANEl, k,o4rc
ins secretary. ~,
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TEMPERANCE MEuTiNG On SUNDAY

Il evening ny H. lat River socit.,, NJ ~ Hoa.
esy, NJ ~ O'Clock. -, tkcr- SIR. f'on ami 10.
fraSGr, SINGING By Aessrp. P4iCe aad Nash. Conn
all. L.. BAs1El I, Pie. JOHN I'll. AIlAM, SOC -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
s Doctor viii guarantee cure OF
VAP0R BATHS.

And also all nflsnstory diseases. For further nfor
NATION call and judge for yourself.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
HAGAkiS MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary article
discovered. IL changes the burnt face and
hands pearly satin texture OF ravshing beauty I'm
parting the ma bic purity of youth, aud the dfstigs
appearance inviting in the city belle offsshon. Ii
removes tan freckles pimples and roughness Of the
skin. leaving the eonplexon fresh, transparent aad
smooth. II contains material injurious the skin
Paronized by Actresses and Opera Singers II Is what
every lady should have.
Seld everywhere.
Preparedb by W. K HA6AN, Troy Ny
Address all orders TO
DExAs 5. BARNES d CO., New .ri
feb5-d 6m-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
GAME IN SEASON, FRESH OYSTERS
PAINTING.

~ LONG, no. D EAST NEW YORK STREET, OP-
P0SITE University Square, is prepared to do all
kinds Of House and sign Painting Granng and Glazing
short notice and in the very best style Persons
wanting work in his line are requested 10 give him
call. dec5-dlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN,
To Females, Old or Young,
Married or Single!

IfyOu suffering from any Disease peculiar to your
sex your should lose time in obtaining medical aid
where you will surely find it. The experience and
which the Doctor has had in Female Diseases has in
uenced persons send him that class Of patients for
hundreds of miles
Sent Free receipt OF stamp. copy OF our Private
Letter 10 Married Ladies on Health
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

UPDce.t let your Druggist put yos OF With any
other remedy IL he does la for sale. enclose Is
81 g per mail. and viii send you hottie Of the
Army Agne Drops per mail pre- pad.
WILCOX A CO,
Isl Water -. y. I.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

And every form Of Disease of the Skn and all Diseases
arising from impurities of the blood.
Also all other complicated Chronic Complaints which
have bafied the science and skill Of other doctors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

For DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA, FLUx, CHOLERA
MoRBUS OF SUMMER COMPLAINTS of Children try his
NeutraiiIng syrup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

The rerre Haute Railroad earned in ,he frs]
week in September SAC soc 6 last year $40 ii5 So IL
crease SO AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
"a cessation Of bostilitie'A by general suspension
al military operations o 5aiust the traitors

"a cessation Of bostilltie' by general suspension "
al military operations xaiust the traitorsf
And, lastly Mr. Da' <s having declared, over tn9 OIL
ciei signature OF Ny Benjsmin his Secretary o. otate
nt 10 had no nu horty 10 receive proposals Ioi hseu'
a;ion except ~ vue Of his office ls President OF an
ndependeut UoD Aderacy ard on tbs basis alone must
6. WI yc'. as Presidevt, recognize the Southern
coniederar as an independent nation In order to take
the iirsNstefs towards negotiations Tor peace
Jne9e questions comprehend the vital issue before the
me- team people. Upon their solution win depend the
peunancnce OF democratic liberty npon this continent
the erection Of empire in direct antgonism to all
the ideas OF freedom ADD progress.
II elected President You win be elected hy the votes
OF nearly million OF workingmen On their behalf,
and our own. respectfully ask clear and decided
answer 10 these inquiries There are times when the
Christian statesman and the Christian soldier cen show
o moral heroism that becomes sublime on tho page OF
history. The day is not past when new examples are
needed for the teaching TO greater lessons than can
be taught by the conflicting views Of partsa. and the
! ambitions of less exalted men than Yourself.
We have the honor TO be, dear slr. your oDedien'
servants,
| JOHN J. REED, President,
| WIN. II. TAYIoR. Rec. Sec.
| WIN. GLAND BOURNE, Cor. Sec.
CHAs. ii. HoUsEIEY, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
from snu Ernncisco'

s,N FRANCI,CO. Etdny, stpf. IT ISO''
Mo..er, in This State are quiet and prosperous.
Tho ,n,e.siou in mining stocks has not Affected IN.
work l1r ,hc aoiual development in the ed OF soH ami
silver which continues large. The usual manufacturing
Tho naticnl caunacn has been inaugurated by So
ries OF meetings by both political parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

The Gloucester fishing season promises to b
o,d onc the market If active and the catch OF mack
ere large The product OF the fisheries will il ssiS
reach three millions o!dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,


NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
FISCAL AGENT FOR UNITED STATES GovsRxsNr,
VII tale Subscriptions. deliver at the New -
TREASURY NOTES interest payable semiAnnuay o' tire,
wears thea the holder has ID. right to exchange hem,
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR for the popular aud valuable $40 oA
which draws per cent. interest IN GOLD.
We allow each buyer the GoycTnmcn, Comni''oI q S!c
on each SloeI.
We also buy aud sell
l. :. $40 BoND.
L. : y NoNras CKRrfFIc,rEs OF lspEBrEpsKa
L. :. OuAeERmssrRRs CHECKS
U.s.sNEaRs PER CENT. Coupon Legal TENDER NorsS
and take Subscriptions Tor io-lOs.
We cocc, tcerheaes OF Indebtedness ard convert IND
OLD 1.JJs into the 8 per cent. Bonds Of 1884,
J. L. ORvIs, Pg.sideEt
Joss Z, HILL Cashier.
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fAdvertisemen,.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
no. go Broadway.

No. 80 Broadway.
r..
YrcAL Agent or Tns UNITED STATES
For sale 7-,O TREASURY Morris and Ika'fohff poHo,'
Commis,.ol allow ed buyers per cent
j. IA sroug Cashier d. H. ROSS i'es's'""
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

Col r. W. Rice Of the Iowa 9TH has been
nominated Brga.licr General by the Pres'-
dent.
Daowsrp.-A son Of ~ T. Siverly, liv-
ing near sigourney, was drowned on the
eth inst, while bathing in mill pond
HoMrcrpE. Joseph Parsons, of Lee Co.,
died on the 10Th inst. from injuries infilct-
c,l with club about month previous by
James Hall, his son-in law. Hall has fed.
The Register of the Land Office at Fort
Dodge is doing heavy business this sea
son, by crowds Of strangers entering land
New PAPER MlLLs.--A paper mill is now
building on the Kingston side Of the Cedar
river, opposite Cedar Rapids Another Is
being bull; near Cascade. and there is talk
Of building one a. Cedar Falls and another
at DcsMoincs.
! Since Bigg, escaped-thc gentleman who
was put under bonds for attcinptlngt to blow
| M the Court iioasc-it has turned out that
hi, bondsnen are no gooi-and Z" that the
way the money goes s1l''ey Lmton.
The Clinton HcroM reports work on the
bride over the Mississippi at that place, as
progressing rapidly. One immense crib,
400 foe. III length, designed for the tounda
ton Of he centre per, is being sunk in its
proper place.
The thieves that shot the two men in
Wright county, have again been heard
from. 4 gentleman from Irvington, Kos
.uth county, says that they were in Albert
| Lea county, Minnesota, whittier they had
been followed, and that they were pursued
50 closely that they fired upon their pursu-
cr, and hit three of thcm-who are reported
killed. They again succeeded in getting Oft
unharned The men continued the chase
after them. -Mmiifoa freemnn.
McCoMs TO BE IIrSc.- McComb, the
murderer Of Miss Harvey, at Ottumwa,
some four years since, has just had his trial
and received his sentence. He is to bt
hung at Ottumwa, on Friday, July 18TH
Il received his scatcncc with much iEdif'
ference.
a SrSerLAH CAsr-Gcorge Sells, brother
of Hon. i. sells. Of Ninton, while standing
hy lightning, which seemed to explode over
his head Hi, wife standing b his side
was also stunned. lie stepped into the
house and said he vas hurt, and spoke ~
more fcr ten days, when he recovered again
and went into his store and resumed busi
ness, but on cxcrting himself again lost hi:
speech and up to last week could only make
known his wants by writing.