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Rirer aletrs.

The Cumberland is still rising with
about feet water on HarPeth Shoals.
The Ohio was rising slowly at Louisville
yesterday, with plenty Of water in the
channel out to Cairo for navigation.
The City Belle, Tycoon, and Navigator
left Louisville for this port Thursday.
The A. Baker, Hetty Gilmore, Henry
Fitzhugh, Prairie Rose, and Tempest were
advertised for this place.
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We arc indebted to Joel Davis, Esq
Of the Adams Express, FOR the latest
e5stern papers in advance Of the mail.
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WAsHTxGroS, March 'ls.-The new tax
bill viii impose a dollar gallon on distill-
ed spirits after July LIST. Neither crude,
petroleum nor tobacco leaf viii be taxed.
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John Y. Gilbert was thrown from
his buggy, day or two ago, in Louisville
and considerably hurt.
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Business aloti0s.


The Public are respectfully informed that
Rev N. j crsmer, Of the Cincinnati Con-
ference viii preach in the Post Chapel,
Andrew Church, foot of College Hill, Coll
lege St, on Sabbath Morning, March Goth,
at 10]5 o'clock. Also in the evening at :
o'clock; services by the Rev. Mr.. Good
fellow. ct
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We are indebted to " C. Collier for
continued favors in his line.
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over six hundred votes were cast in
obion county, Tenn, at the recent elections.
Good for 0bion.
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Wanted, good secondhand Iron Safe
Apply at 46 Union-st. feb left
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Ladies Buck 6auntlets, finest quality and
new pattern at Green 4 Green's, AZ College
Street.
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Intelligent Men Wanted
For non-commissioned Officers.


Jan 2G-d
OFFICE q. $. CoNBussAKY OF SrEsIsTESoE,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, March "a, lsGi.
CEALED proposals for furnishing the q. s. sub
- sistence Department with fVe THOUSAND 900
barrels Of Flour are invited until the 3lst day Of
March, 1864, a y NJ.
The Flour to b. Of a quality equal 20 the sample
10 be seen az my Office IN ClarzsWlie and 10 b. put
up in the best quality OF we seasoned oak barrels
and f head lined.
No bad vii BE- received for a less quantity than
one hundred ll00l barrels.
The delivery Of the Flour % BE- commenced 90 or
before the 10Th day Of April, 1854. and the whole
amount 10 b. delivered before Aprll ~, 1854. at the
T. s. Subsistence StorehOuse, az Red River Land
iug.
The Flour viii be Inspected before beng received
BY such person as the Government rnay direct
Bids 70 BE- directed % Capt. F.. ". MORRILL,, G..
S. and endorsed Proposals for Flour"
An oath u allegiance must accompany each bid
Right reserved b reject any or 20 lid-.
PAYMENT % bc made IN such funds as may BE-
furnished IS the United States.
Form 0f proposal will BE- furnished a. this Office.
j.. y. MORRILL,
Mar lG-2W Capt. and q. :.
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a.laahIllle sLnl0ll.
Railroad Bulletin.

Passenger trains on the railroads cen
tering in this city are now timed as fol-
lows:
Louisville and Nashville-Leave 7 A. n.
and AIS n. Arrive $50 P. II. and 4
An.
Nashville and Chattanooga-Leaves 4:sO
P. NJ. Arrives AIS A. n.
Tennessee and Alabama-Leaves e:l5 A.
n. Arrives $50 P. N.
Nashville and Nor;hwestern-Leav 7.3O
A. NJ. Arrives 3:45 2. II
rrnna ,r.rcIr 10 1ac1
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SO Reward.

L osT. on qhurz,lay, 10Th inst. on the Soieis.
II vie Turnpike, tefHeen squire EnElfy' ald
q. ". spsan's. GOLD WATCH With a hrsss ctsln-
EngraVa.i on one side IS horse. And 90 ~ cher
Z ior chlsed - hounds NunbgF uct rfs'llieclrd-
Ths above reward VLl b. paid 4 - e .h.- eieee.
Mar l2-1W4s a. J, AylsLt-
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Cotillion Party.

MIR. GOODWIN will give COTIILION PARTY
vi at his Rooms. - College street, on MONDAY
EVENING March 2lst, 1S64. Good music will be
in attendance. No pOstpOncmcnt on account Of the
weather. Dancing 10 commence az 5 o'clock pre-
ciselv Tickets 81 %. Mar lS-st
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s. F. NAPIER,
Com. Board supv'rs, 10 Davies Co., III.
Gen. Grant replied in the following
modest epistle:

modest epistle:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March is, 1864.
Messrs. S. T. NopPer and Il. S. 1o'raSeHd,
Committec Of Board Of Supervisors q 10
DaUicSs County, H.:
GENTLEMEN: Permit me, through You, 10
return TO the Board ofSupervisors and peo-
pie Of 10 Davies county, my sincere thanks
FOR this beautiful and valued sword. Say
to them ] accept II, not so much as mark
Of esteem TO myself as an evidence Of their
devotion 20 their country, and their appre-
citation of the progress towards its final
triumph--marked by the unbroken series
Of successes in every battle named upon il,
from Belmont 10 Chat.an0oga-and will use
il ia the maintenance Of our nationality,
liberty and law, SO long rs the Government
and armies repose confidence in nae, and an
armed foe 10 these exists. Say further to
them, that the support they have given
me, through evil as well rs good report, hiss
been 10 me solace and is remembered with
gratitude; that as ia the past the successes
Of the brave armies il has been my fortune
to command has justified that support, so in
God rust, the continued successes OF our
armies in the future, may justify It's con-
tinDance.
] am, gentlemen, very respectfully, yOur
obedient servant, L. S. GRASr,
Lieut.-lien. L. s. A.
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ClarksVlle, Tenn. March ~, 1854.
CEALED proposals Or furnishing the United
- Etaies Subsistence Department wiih one hun.
bred thousand pounds of Com Meal are invited
until the 5lst day o. March. ls5f, az II 81.
The Mea! o. - Of quahty egunl % the sample
% hc seen 20 my Office be- Clrizsgc, and % o.
PIT OF IN the hst quality II wen seasoned oak tr-
rels aHd iIi head lined. Gross, metz AMI tare
weight % ~ distinctly marked Oh each barrel
No bids viii II received for a less quantity than
FIVE ihOusEnd f5,us3 pounds.
The whole amount 10 ~ delivered IN TIE month
Of April 1881, and equal proportion each Eet Z.
20 tie United states Subsistence st0rehotse, al iisi
River IGudng
THE meal ail ~ Inspected before being rceeifea
b. such person ~ he ooFesnIueff my dlielt a.,
Al oath 81 allegiance must afe1fnplny e.,l Hsi-
bids b - directed io CaTt. = y. AtyhHll.l-i g.
3 AMI endorsed, ProFosiia ior corn ht.i'
Riehf reserved o. reiecr any o. ll tii--
I,sv.ppnf to b. nlafie in -il-h flii- - may 20
furnished 10 the United afiie--
r. y. MORRILL,,
Ar 1e-qsF Capt ard T. s.
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No polls we're opened ia the 9TH Ward, or the ID,
3D. 4th, 9TH, sth, 9th, 10Th, llth lzth, 18th, Dist
snd 18th Districts.
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TO THE
SOLDIERS!
WE HAVE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate,

FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.
Il IS printed in four eolors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
left for the name of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Officers; size I3xl7. The
certificate is enclosed in a pasteboard tube,
and can be sent to any part Of the country
without injury; and the soldier, after filling
up the blank lines, can put il back in the
tube and RENAL it to his friends, and they
will get It framed and preserve it as a re-
membrance.
Price % eents. Sent by mail, prepaid.
]. y. RHODES 4 Co,
- Union Street,
Nashville. -
Agents wanted to sell the above.
JaTil6-3m
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Soldiers Albums.

JUST RECEIVED,
Loco SOLDIERS POCKET ALBUMS.
They are substantially bound in Morocco,
POCKET.BOOK FORM,
And are weli adapted for the preservation
of card portraits. By using one of these
Albums the soldier will always have the
portraits of his friends by him, and can re
fer to them in whatever scene Of toll and
danger he may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt Of price, post
age prepaid.
SPortrait Album F: 81 rs
10 :: 3 90
A liberal discount to Agents and dealers.
I. n. RHODES 4 Co,
No. 30 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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so II CEDAR STREET.
Felt, LeghOrn and Straw Hats,
TRIMMED AM uxrnismEp.

which WI - sold ~ the lowest Hholesaie prices.
Ladies call and see ms stock a. Nos a. kn.i "a
Cherry street. up stairs, Nashville, Tenn.
Feblg-sn 81 T. HIGGINS.
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HAT CORDS,

Ofany house either in this place or Louisville.
Ny stock in this line is direct from the mauudic-
torres, and will sell as low a. ANY Cincinnati house,
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tiunery aud Envelopes. HAIR brushes, eounie,
Gloves, Gauntiefs Army Shirt, Pocket An.fes,
Hosiery, HaHdkerchief-, suspenicrs, ind suldi -
too tedious % mention. allow nothing ne siae
81 Cincinnati % EXCEL Ne.
To The suffers and country uierailiiis Hpuil
say call and ace my stOUk assi czfiuins ny Preef
bci0re biIying elsewhere - gong firiLtrf aoftn-
This stock D. Tor WHOLESALE 30 Mo-. % ant 50
CHERRY STREET up starr and those Who Hisfl
a mo H,r f.oG among ~ The iat.st styles, eui q
fine rair OF Boon, e1sn b. accommodated af ny r.
nll room, al present 40
so n CEDAR STREET,
rhera eoois are salii ~ ios a. snyEhrre in Nash
VIA. And o. tho milners 81 this esry aud sur-
rounding county. sould say, ! am keeping CON
stsuily on hand = weil selected as-ortflenf ri
MIssEs' ASD LADIES
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Has also on hand by Gar the largest and most com
piete assortment d
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sword Presented to Iieut.-Gen. Grant.

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1864.
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Lieut.. Gen. Grant, We not only bear to
YOU this sword in the name of the people
Of our county, but we bear 30 YOU the most
ardent wish of every loyal and patriotic
citizen thereof for your continued success in
the noble work in which you are engaged,
and for your future health, happiness and
prosperity.
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" EXECUTIVE MANSION,

Lieutenant General, Z. S. A.
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Lieut.. Col and Provost Marshal
Mar l5-lw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
A CHAi LENGE TO TEST
A CnALLt NGE TU TEST
A CHALLENGE To TEST

Th. proprietors of the HiawAtha. knowing that
MANY prepars, lions for the mar were in the mar
ket and all advertised to do nearly the same
things and that the public were una tle to do.
terminc from the advertisements which we've
penu inc, ana buying one or two aud failing to
realize the expected benefits concluded that all
were humbuvs, in order to assure the public
which corid be relied upon. proposed the follow
ing test which was published tao weeks in the
Herald and the other morning papers viii out
el,ci,ing any response. Let number sf we'll
known citisens Of ques toned integrity and on
tirely aisinterested appoint lerson TO the pro-
rrietor Of each preparation OF restorative to re-
store the colsr to the hair. Each proprietor to
use his own prepar alton and nothing else during
the trial and the person also 10 nee nothing else.
Let certif ,e to Of the result be published in q
the principal papers Of the country ut the ex-
pense o. the u successful competitors
HUYr'S MINNEHAHa HAIR GLOSS
,mpar,s . beautiful dark gio.sJ appearance to
she hair. nd is uaex ,eled in kesl ing it in curl
or in ary desired p si,ion.
HUY1'o IMPERIAL COLORiNG CREAM
An i valuable Or .ssirg Or wh,sk.rs. Change
lightanir.d hair te a beautiful brown 81 black
:, i'd every~h re- JOSEPH hO TAO.
mcb1s d1yl 10 Univer i.y pl ace. N. 7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

Gsses Brood Gauge DssNe Track and Telegraph
2os.te, to
New York, Boston, Pnilslelphia, Baltimore, Han
risburs aud al + ssn IN Cities. carrying The
Gfeat Tnrough United States Nails.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNkiRK OR
Il Buffalo on the arr val Of oil trains IRON the
West, via the Lake shore railroad, also from Sal
amanca on the arrival of trains via the ew
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway
from Cleveland, a.. giving Passengers the ad-
vantage, from Duukirk sf Buffalo. 90 from Cleve-
land, o., OF . six Foot Gauge. co,nbining ease
and comfort without change, il Wide, Koomy
Pslsce Cars, direct TO New York. A psrfectio,
attained By no other routs.
FOR FREIGHT
between oil paints East IN West, our facilities
ass uuriyalled. Forming close and reliable con-
nections q Dunhirk and Bu6alo with Western
rosds, and at Sslamancs with the Broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, by vhiSh
route there 10 no transfer between New lo4k and
LxrRE.s FREIGHT TRAINS leave New
Yors daily for al points in the West, making q
Quick time and - low rates - By any other roats
Far Freight or Passage inquire at alt the prin.
cipsl onicss 10 the W est. and at - Clark street
Chicsgo, $40 Broadw.y, New York, and 23 South
Street, &. X, New York. Is state street, Boston
OHAS. AlNOT. 3sn'l Sup't.
q. 5. SPRECBR, W Weseesn Aeont,
B. w. BLAxcH Am, Cen, Freight Agent.
w. r. BARn, General Ticket Agent. dee1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

Ma. EDITOR Will you allow me the pr'v'-
lsge IN your next issus 20 request "Obssrver,"
who figures somswhat .xpsnsivsly in this
morning's Gasstte. to be more plain in his state
ments. He ehsrges that "tsn out OF twelve
City Aldermen. combined and jointly. pay .
tax Of bout shirty dollars and forsy cents
thrss dollars and forty csats " each" Will
he please maks ogl the lie. Of names and set
op yosits to each The amount Of tax each pays9
After he has done all this will ne then answer
ny question: What Of it, Doss It follow
that ,hs men who pay the most taxes are the
bss. Legislators for our cityf Does the past
history VI the Commoa Cou ei. Of Dsv~ ~nport
bear out any such co0cius,on Ii so. point II
out 1t hss been my fortune to see rich men
heavy y,ax.payers-plungiog the city into
debt Tor the purpose ot enhancing the value
OF their own property, has il ever occurred
to "Observer" that the mss. disastrous yssr,
6ssuci liiy, that Davenport has ever Witnessed,
Was tn. year when the members Of the Coun-
oil Represented the largest amount u money.
| think l can prove my position. Davenport
10 now grooming under . burden Of debt in
CURED by usn whose taxes amoualed 10 the
uggrsgsts to many thousaEds
II 10 true there may be sotns changes de-
msDdsd in The Council Board, but for one
am opposed Of logyiog in any property quaii-
ieation as test Of membership therein. Men
in moderate circum tances, with no dull axes
to grind, are generally more economical ana
cautious in their disburssments than those Who
count their money by the teus Of Thousands
At all events the city records show . heavy
| balance In their favor.
am 10 favor Ct eelecting good, careful
honss men to fill the city offices. regardless
| Of v he shsr they pay taxes to the amount OF
oue dullar or one thousand dollars. l consider
| tn I pucr men are jnst as honest 40 rich men,
aud in pine cases out VI ten are just - com
pet eut t. manage the affairs OF the city.
nave watched the se,i.n VI rich .fiicers aLd
poor offic.rs. financially speakiDp, and h ve
noticed tina, some Of the pooree. cfie.rs (prac'
tically) that our city has had have been the
riches, (iaanci ciall).
| On n vxR No,2
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The only place to get your watches
cleaned or repaired right; 20 get jsvslry nsds
or repaired; TO get segraving and lettering
neatly done, 10 at Rateebssks-2e LsClsiss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

BENsrrr.-Mr. G. e. Churchill takes
. benefit at tho Metropolitan Theatre this
evening, on which occasion he appears 10 the
popular play Of Ireland ss il L.. sIso the
AN using farce Of "wbo Spoke Fire.f' Let
there be good attendance on this CESSATION.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

AoMrRABLE.-Gentle who sppre.
oists . rsAlly good thing should call q
Kraose'a and examine bis stock Of spfiog
clothing material. I. viii emit everybody
Jerry still prsaidss over the shears and will fl
you every time. Call opposite ths Nations
Bank.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

NATIONAL BAsK.-Ttis institution
bss besn in operation about eight mouths ard
half aud in that time has sDj0, cd . degree
Of suecess that cannot b@ other vice than Il I
teriDg to its mansger.. the stoct holders. and
the public gtnersliy. A. sn indics.ion OF its
growth 10 public favor We refer to its deposit
sccount. which st the Fret quarterly etate-
mens made the S0th day Of last Sepiemb Der.
v.. $l9l 742 %; at the lst Of January $sze,-
ass IS. and at the present time 10 within .
tr'fs Fl fes A~"drsd aud ftly tAs*aa~d dolinr.I
. l.rsse SUN, ~ beli.v ve, than = - ever before
on deposit in any single bank ia The State ei
IoUA. asf
F.osncislly. Davsnport 10 ranging high -
The tso tanks Of issas hsve nearly one milsien
u dollsrs on deposit. and the other bsnk wil
push the sun eoosiderabis beyond that
smount.
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GR.xp Bssssfr TO Ma. TEMPTATION

GRAxD BYNEYir TO MH. AEAFLktoH
-To.morrow evening". 1.-The last appearance OF
Temploto, 4 Co's. Dramatic troupe in this
eisy. Kr. remplstcn tskss his grand sompli-
usn,sry benefit. 10 which he appssrs % Ham
let in Shakspssr.'s great masterpiece Of that
saus. hi. play viii b produced essirs. and
iu,srsst on ,hi. oseaston will be greatly inten'
si6sd By the rssppesrases Of the fsvorits ss,-
rsss Atss Helene, - also the grsst Ravsl
troaps. tie members Of which havs CONSENTED
70 sska % active part ia THE gssst drama. A
vaune lady Of ibis city, also. volanseers Il
,ppear 10 one II the must interesting pasts.-
o. THE oscAsioa ws hope 70 see THE popular
as.sr ed excellent msoassr handsomely bss
sastsd. Dasisg his stsy is'sar sisy hs be-
doos al thst could BE- dons TO AFFORD The psc
ole sxsslless dssaasis sassstsin0ssts. and 81
~sll asrss that be he sssssydsd sdsirabIy =
| Dc slssss The sseses hasdseasly sod goes 4
sstssssia psspss sassvbs& Give his
| 6eswdsd hesss te-ussseW siost. The terry
49, sall taA q aisAs -. snab,s ~ pssp,s .
tRset Jl1s6 u tSae stss ed - sAs -
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Total liabilities,
arArn or Nav YosK,

CousrY cY klkos: 49, -. u,...;o
John y. C"eks, frseident. anu nI" in'
Uos., r.. Comp.ny," of Hartford, Ct, being sev
.i'- s.a duly sworu, depose and say, and escn
~ n!-..i, saw. that the foregoing Is true iuil
"a .c,rs 4 .ts,emsut Of the affairs Of sa'a Nos-
.os.tiou, d that they are the soose nsn.t I
-. thereof, aud that no part OF the cap. .sl ..
~ .;..s Of aid company has been dsPosited IN
ssv s,s.s or Territory ss security ter aoss;s
H"ssrso Doaa, Score ssasy. ii.
O-.,..,..a and sworn to before me ~ :,
.hovs named John y. CocAs, re, idsns' .,. soa
ratio Dorr, ssosessry, sh's S'd ''S - '
4: y, locA' raos. L. TnonsLL,
!2,' Com. foe Iowa in New Iork.
w, III men that the AM.ntie Fife lu-
S. comuauy, of Brookly. N Y. do hereby
snnr;.s snv and all agents that said Comp.ny
~ :. nav hereafter have or appoint IN tne
ss.U = - i.va for and on behalf q s.io Compsnv
- .s.sst service Of all pro ess wnetner ~esns y.
a. :sy .,s y .ss ss,Sf 81 4. Court: Of ,.,
ssae ~ !. k.rscy aAmisssd sai ss!ssd that ss'd
- ~ - ,.snnrss aforesaid shall - taken ana
~ n = = rr.iid end suleiess in that bshsii the
..~ ~. ~ n serysa upsa said Compsny, so'oIoaDs
I, dc lsws end praettcs ot ss,e ~. 49, - error :,
osn.s 81 s.sh service 70 hereby expressly wsavsd
an9 % r. .o9..srSs ..r hands and seal Of the Company
~s,s slst day oe Deosmbs. 4 lSSs p.,..
& ss....o =; po.., 'sss s:s..,.,,. n .
Aupef Ne OnsICD, Iowa,
b. Das MUixss, Feb. g, 1854.
;.h.r.bv certified, that on the twenty-si1te
-. - Fsbrassy, 1854. svorn ststsmcns - ~
,h.s .so.ns n.ssn1 sns esn1.'Ss "e.soa ~ -. q
Hscctiv,. in The Stats Of New Yorp, on the
~ day Of Jsnuasy, 4. D.. 1884, IN aecosesnOs
~ ! nrovison II On Act " the 0enstai Assem'
10 e she Ssa.e Of lows, entitled IAN ecs y 70
Labor is:s,.Sss ,ss, e s@.nsssey thereto
,..-sS tesr aar. 9th, ls5s, and - Act 10 rela
"a lnsueAueo Conpantes, appsvvec
~. i7th. 1851 that sssd sstenent NOW
eHes ~ Uennay 10 possessed oi sns rqens' y
ssess4I + nilsai saa invested - feas'fee y
sxx.nsx,ty Il sAsssfoss s!vsu 70 The asovs aan
I,s.uc~.:, a Vraasa6t The : sppeopsiAss nsi
Sfsssessee "a shts Stste. IN aesofdene'
sish - isvs .hsrssf, sa''l se' -" osJ !" IAN
IS! =: ~ ,s.s.i.., ,sss ,A.. job. ! sv.s. E:q
.Sns,sesost, love, hes ben da,y sPpoists'
iH6s~s.sy tSslf lAvfsl Agests .oa At'ot
ior sSe Uosaty e sess ~.sn IA TAI ~ pss"s,1 pS.ss
ssks f;Sks u ls.1ssaes sAesns ~ |" - ~
ssyis: Z ~ :sss :. z e s;sis 6isssis. &C Cosis
SO. ,s Z. Ssssss !. .s - 4 fs;.lss .srsla.
sSs.sSs .S.:she1 3 sgus asd conscs espy :
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

Cart. MoHRIsox's LkcruaE.-The
lestare Of Capt. Morrison, OF Chicago. isst
evening at LshrmAun's Hall. before the Fenisn
brotherhood. wss delivered g. ere wdsd hou,e,
aud ~As an able aud interesting sff.ir. The
Captain showed hinself TO be well versed 10
me sffAirs Of the Irish nAtioo. and bis lecture
wiIl be remembered by ki- Dum srons hesr-ts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18
ATLANTIC
uvre IleveerWWce Company
Ur uunnVlYN
OF BROOKLYN,

~Anaaary T'Arot' 1850
Nsds 70 the Auditor OF the state o. lows pa'-
saant TO the statutes Of said State.
, -. r.me Of this company 10 the Atlantic
r;s. II .rrancs CON pany Of Brooklyn.
q RI. amount OF its cspi sl stock 10 $loo'ooo
!. The snouat Of its capital stock PAid 20 ooo
4 Tpps W " .,,..s Of the soupany are
a..sh oo hand. In bank snd in the
. ~, ns n.s".. " So;nou b,red. b,55j,59
3 Dopds and stoeks owned BY the compa-
nv. how secured Aad oto Of interest a.. 40
thereof (sss schsduls) so'sVo
4. Debts OF w ..nap.ls, "a. 800
os @oH H,cs,v,.s sscured. soe schedale) $4,000
: Deoss ss.' ~. ,,s. r;"m.. 5,37l.ss
! Interest seo,SsS sS s..n,s vu. .'' '. 4,9s5 SO
.,.. 2s6, n
4 rte a.ount Of liabilities due or ros
due 20 banks or other creditors, n. n0ns
&. Losse. adjustsd and due, nons
Losses adjusted ead not dao' > aso
Z Los.ss uusdjasted.
.. Losses in suspsass waiting io' '1''A'' non
N Iv. pT o.h.r claims ssai nss the company, mons
nu...,,,.. a,asu
II II: !s|:s s::.'''' amount issued In any $4,000
10 Tns ~. creates. amount allowed by tho
,uies Of the compaay to be Insured
!. snv one city, to~n " village,
II Tia sres.cst amount allowed to be
insured in any one BLOCK
Il. Tns Act Of lnsorpoest, ot sne COM s,.a
pany, February goth, lSsi, 's'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

Orr FOR SsRvlcE.-The 9th Infantry
-vetssans-lsavs for The field to-mosrow
noro'ng. per steamer Davenport. Tie rssi-
msnt leaves With % eommi.siessd siise.s, 2s7
Veterans, and o. reeruits Coed jssk. bss ..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-18

REcRurn.-Lt. Peckhsm reports ose
recruit - the result u this dsy : bor. There
will be no draft In loWa-if recruiiing goes
on thus! AF