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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

JEFF Davis Columbia speech was pub
lished here this morning. 1t contains no
points of great significance. He says, at
the close I believe it is in the power of the
men of the Oonfederacy to plant our ban
ners on the banks of the Ohio, where we
shall teach the Yankees another lesson
within the next thirty days; therefore, let
all who are absent, or who ought to be il
the army, go promptly to the ranks.
LETTERS FOR PRISONERS.
Col. Bennett, Exchange Agent at Hilton
Head, says that letters for prisoners of war,
one page il length, on personal matter,
can be sent through his Office. Money can
also be sent. Confederate bills ar prefers-
bic, gold next and o. s. bills least 80. Bills
Of exchange on England, made payable TO
the order of the person to whom 1t it is
sent, are preferable to all. Coarse cloth
ing, plain provisions, writing and smoking
material soap, towels, hair and tooth
brushes, and small parcels of medicine can
also be sent. The box must not exceed tive
feet in length and one in depth, and must
have its contents plainly marked on the
end.
Money or packages to our prisoners mus
be addressed to Columbia, s. c., as al
prisoners are removed from Charleston OF
account Of yellow fever.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
THIRD DISPATCH.

special 70 Closveland Leader)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2e.
The following dismissals from service are
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CLEvRLAND AND PITTSBURGH

OLEVKLA.ND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RATLR9 AD.
1854. SUMMER ABBANGEAEET.5 Is5
On and easr Monday, Hay 18th, 1854. Trains leave
cleveland as fOIlOWf, daily, SUNDAYS excepted
9slo A. M.-AIAIL-ArriVfs At Now York at l2s0G "a
NJ; Philadelphia Z 10 a, NJ -Boltimore 90 A.
n Pitfsburgh } 80 P. NJ; Wbeelinly5:28 I II,
= P, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at New York Is p.
II: Philadoiphia Il l0s ~ A. NJ; baltimore a.
p n f.50-A. M; Pfrtsburgh sos P. NJ, hseliaR
sac p NJ; New Philadelbhis 7:t0 2. NJ
Both trains connect at Hnds0n for Akron and Mi
Inushnrgh. u +ll. r1L
Morning Train connects at RaVenna with A. 4 g,
W, Railroad Train for all pOintd that Road
Oars run through frOm Pittsburgh 10 Kew YORK
(via AnensOWnb without change Of ears.
~ FAre as low as b any other Hne.
~ Through Tickets can ba pfoourt~i - the Union
Ticket Oliee W0ddGii E0ua2, st toe DeFots or tie
J. II. DEYEREUK. eup't.
FB MYERs, @. 7. Asoat sasyls
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FROM THE VALLEY.

Affairs in SheSidan's camp have settled
down into comparative quiet though par
ties of cavalry are still out in various direc-
tions picking up rebel stragglers-
1t is said Early succeeded in keeping but
ten guns out of all his artillery
Prisoners and persons living in the val
ley say that Early and Longstreet have
gone to Richmond with as many men of
their corps as we're saved after their defeat
and rout, to reOrganize and equip and only
Rosser's Division of cavalry, which is near
Mt. Jackson, remains behind. "
THE REBEL LOSSES.
The entire loss of the rebels in killed,
wounded and captured is now stated to be
about 10000.
Kershaw's division went into the fight
with twenty-five new brass cannon, just
finished at Richmond. Sheridan bagged
twenty of them
PIcKET-EIRING PLAYED OUT.
The Hsralds Ninth Corps special says
Hardly shot has been exchanged upon
our front for the past two weeks. The
pickets are in sight of each other, and
preserve the utmost quiet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
SANITARY COMMISSION REPORT.

SANITARY COMMISSION REPORT
The Commercial, this evening, publishes
the report of the United States Sanitary
Commission on Rebel barbarities to our
prisoners. The report occupies over three
columns. r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

Propriotors Of tn -. Union RAILWAY,
SKIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, tad-
Joining the New Freight Depot Of the o. q. 3 /.
Railroad Oo on MstwIn stFeet, having storage
capacity, hundi ed and ffsy thousand bushels
Of Grain.
DEALERS IN-Grain, TIour, Fish, RighWinss,
Pork, Lard, Batter, Seeds and Country Produoe
generally. -.
Agents for "SElt Company Of 0nOndagas" Salt
sold always At the COmPsny'a prices ~
Salt Water Lime and Grain 20 be shipped onths
O. {. O., O. 4 T. or O. q &. Railroads and theil
connections delivered in Oar Lots Free Of Draysge.
Property received By Halfway, Canal OF Vessel,
for Sale or Shipment. VIII give personal attentioa
a. tho purcbRse and sale OF Produce and Merebna.
disc on Commission.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on AL
Consignments. We are prepared TO receive AUD
Ship by Canal, Lake or Rau, lwithont oartAge,l
Grind-stonea, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Coarss
Frsghts Of all kinds, having the only DerFioEs IN
the City for the trERHier Of heavy Freights.
EJRefer 70 Bsnks and Business Men generally.
juns1S:R2T -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

OOhHsetlns are made a MOnfOeFili5 with the bsn-
tuskT, Hansheld Newark K. h; 81 ClTts with tie
3andusky, Dayton 3 Uincin1ad Z. b. es frozloqt
Eilh the ETamOht 8 Indiana X. B.; and 80 Iclgsic
With the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit.
Jackson, foIt Wayne. LogansFOFt, Laisyets, Getrss
Alton, st, Louis. s1d ~ p0inls Wes. Northwest snd
southwest.
Trsins arrive IA ClsysiEnd rom Toisto snd ehs
West az 20 A. H.. 7:45 p Il, aud 5.B p. Z. rro.i
5snduBkY at 9:i5 a. & L. 2. .BEUkE8. 5uF't.
Cleveland, NAY Is. 1854
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

go OTITF' WHITE BLACK AND kkD
OIvory Jswslry-entireY new ,,S2IlN 9Ss NJ
oeNeo y s..-. 1RT P7addeIl H0nsa
nRARI, AND SRKLL GARD CASES
-.f-, 80 .-...,-.S - OONLES
- ~ Rsed8ai Ho1sr.
.OUR TTOCK COMPRISES. ALL
J el,adas and Qualities Of Empress Cloths MeTl-
- 05burrI and al the best makes Of Black Al
-R-ee Re's - 49, - = TAYLOR, GBIsWohD 4 o.
" y f+ a .og- >--'i it ~ = 49, 2l7 Superior street
s..s5-.s aspSI E-r 81. r .1-'-f'l = - Z
3 r- r-l5ssI1 -a-l-. i'1gf t4= q F t'
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9gfiag.

HHOREST CITY DYEING ESTAB-
n LISHIEHT,
: No. III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel
ESTABLISHED 1855.
Ioa, Umlaufts Sole Proprietor.
%seommendsd by the State Fair Of Ohio 1854
6~na and Cleaning IN al their branches. Please
s-a sxamins goods in the store and 20 md the
SIfIa~sDoa compared With other ye shops, as We
51ISh III oSr ~0ods By steam machinery and press
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

ISO4s fennSYlf8nl8 OentEok 1904
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.
CwITH IT'S OoEEEOFIoEsh
Is q FiHt-C Glass Route, for Safety, ConfoEA
and Speed, to Rl Eastern Cities
Track IS STONE ElLLAsTED { FREE FR0a Dust
FOUR DAILY TRAINS p
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And oloss eOnnos.ioaH At HArEi.burgh FOR
Baltimore and Washington,
ALSO,
from PITTSBURGH TO NEW YORK.
One train runs daily C4S9 miles, via AIIentoTns
without change Of Oars, arriving EL1
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER R0UTzs-
NINE DAILY TRAINS FRQA
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK-
m Tieksts fOE sale to Boston b Boat OF Bail and
Boat Tickets good on eny Of the Sound Lines y
~ FARE 70 al points ca Low e b any otasz
SLEEPING OARS On Night Trains T. PBHsdels
l3sggsTo Checked Through and Transferred Free.
TRAEsP0RTATION.-de Merchandise, Produce srd
i've Stock carried with despatch, at lowest retF9
OHAs. THOMSON, Passenger Agent:
OLRVELAND, COLUMBUS 8 CIE-
I JOINNATI -AILROAD, Id =
| 1884 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1sez.
| Ist Train--5:25 A, M.-CINCINHATI Express.
stopping at GTaftou, Wellington New Lon
don, shelby, Greshids, Gallon, Glleadl CAR
5s-staes AshlsE. DniaWsra- DeEis UsntEo an1
| 81 TTain-2i25 P. M.--zOJQ aAOqATIoE-=s
at all stations, md arrives In Columbus At 8 ID
| P. H, Cincinnati ~ A. 2. - : - -
| % TrainBZ7 % p M.-EIGHT Ess-stoppt1g
| = at Barea, Grafton, Wellington, New LoDoQns
| Shelby, Crestiine- Gsiion, Giead, Oardinston
Trains leave Columbus at 80 a1a 10 - A. r., r. Il.
a arrive at Oi0Yosnd ss29 A. NJ 2ss0 And ?. Z.
O.. d. CONNECTIONS: -
sheiby-Sandusky, Mansfield 5 H0EATk Railrosd, .
Manifold, Mt, Vernons Newark Aaaessiiiss
Orearlins-Pi Pittsburgh, Sort Wsyns & Chicsso Rail-
| road, Forest, uFref SanduBkys Dalphus, Lima,
Fort Wayne, bap6rte5 Chicago, Sc-. West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster, massiilor, Eo-
Grafton and Bellofo1taiue Railroad Liaa, oI aro5,
| BelelOntatnss sidney Union, MUi;c-ei IND,
apols, TerTe Hauta, finceuua8s hFansFLlsei
| Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C
| Deiewsra-With Sprinziold Branch for sprlngdrld.
! Ooluufbus-LitIis Miami Columbus, and Xe-lia
| Railroad for Xsnia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Oiecianat, and With the Ohio and nisgssi9ri
| 6aiifOsd Rt Cincinnati for Louisville, EvaHE'
Tlllo, Cairo. 81. Louis. an1 al points O. n
C,Iv5Sbas -eStrsi Ohs RaIIroad sor EswsFk. ESnss-
vile, Wheeling, Eo.; COiumb1ss PiaEa = In
| diana Railroad tcr PtqEs. UrbElfs -.
! H5FoT Tickets 10 al Boint9 and lnioznsfiol 81 ,
sf the Passenger Station and st Union t1cef " -
llT Superior ssrtSt- q 8, 4Lah1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

OTRGW Hat BLEACHlNG, DYE
-. I,-,,T,-s - PEzssIss.-R4ving Just re.
.Jas3 F111 ne Es1t IN prepared, By the aid o.
s4perenoed ha5ds, 70 do rlE work In this linaI 2,
we'll A. IN felt and beaver hal~ ~ ''s Oe1' i77ili'
Sa-nn'- "le - FRFDiK- QKRIAX,
Frenoh Steam Nyo House.
,.-1a lG9 and 1O4 SsNocn street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

n
n RAILWAY.
SUMMERARRANcE EMENT
Two through Express Trains between Cleveland s15
RsW York Takes elect July Il, 1854 -,
New TOFR Fkr0Ggk Line. t--i
Leave 0lsvsland At s:59 ~ aud $40 ? x.'
d Meadyills E45F.M. 81 IE50 L. u. O.
:" Sian, sslaa.nc. $50 s. 4.z5 81 ID
Sew York l0:2I a. h s.Z5 ~
RETGRHTHG.
Leave New York ct 10 A-E!saad 900 ,. E.t
S6andays excepted. tSsturdsys sEnopes5. af
-a MAIN bINR.
Eastvard-Loavs Akron CaIalD ct ss6o A. f.
I Arrive MsAdvills QhsTD At ls1s ?, \
I Arrive Salamanca At f:So a.
We5tuard--LeaEe Salamanca (hIAID at 500 A n.
Arrive MeadTills e lO:os
Arrive AkToH 81 e. So56 p 4.
Hastzard-LssEs Gallon fAoesEa) Of $50 A x.
ArriVs Hansdsid 3" At 1os05 =
ArriSs hansAsld "a Is $50 ;. Z.
'- Arrive Gallon Z" a. a.05
FRANKLIN BRANCH.
Leave IszdVtlis AZ 800 A.. 8. nd a.4sT. =.
AFFfyo Brankli1 st lois +" 5.G9 "a
Leave EIsnsln At t.sG SO
Arrive Msadvilie st 0.55 "a T.as %
MAHONING DIVISION. -r
Leave @0volaad A. - el5A. AID klors
/ Arrive youngstown at 9:55 T:bT ~
Leave Ya5.TSii;1di4 Ya5s.TTsSiSSd Al It's 5b:i5 81 -
H. p gTEETsEE
Cen szp't, hsAyills, FEs
= - GoaeIsi Tosss Agent, ol=TsiAnd. o.
I =.
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Gommlasloa RaRrraauiS.

1 r. THATUslER, JB.. G. a. aga1
/ g. ". eARDHEE, A Q. hhAka'
TTHATCHEK GARDNER BURT s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

FROM PITTSBURGH TO NEW YORK.
One train runs daily C4S9 miles,l via AllentnTns
without change Of Oars, arriving 10
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
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"a iltrEfs.
T7IEVRG1ND AND TOLBIU &,
sPRIEe AFRGssEalEs-

lsst gPRIHG ARRAaakMEd- =
On and Eftsr Monday, Hay leth, isli .tssstusts
rraiu1 Vil leaFe QlsFeiAnd as iolloaa- q EdEga :
IA L.M.-OHI6AGO EXPRE Ess.-sto.s 81 eeTsa.
Grafton, 00srlin, Norwalki Monri viiles Beilss
rVus Clyde, Fremont an1 E1lofei n d arlfi--
AZ ToIedo At l0a5 - n. and mica lt - P-s-
1 "A p M-WESTERH mAiL.-Stops Al ~ Jtatiant
ON southern Division, and arrives ~ tOlsto 81
6.s0 p r.; Chicago az ~ A. n.
mp M-NORTH ERH MAIL--St0ps II Oh Sta
tions on NorthaIn DfTisiOls and arrives - ear-
100 ?. .M.-EIGHT EXPRES5 -Stcps a. GTE9tor,
arrives Al Toisto at ll.ls P. !. and Ohfcafc Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24
RIVER ITEMS.

I'll. popular mail and passenger packet JAM.
Means, captain Jsrr! y cod win derart for pu
buquc and wa, points Nondu, at. o'eIo,k J.
Scarborough in the office. L. NJ Pre.,ynan
agent.
Ike tavor'te mai! and passenger ,,-cAet J.i.n.
Nlnpp!e. Cartaia CamnhelI. ill depart ~ Fort
Madison aii way points Monday morning a.
o. clock. Lemucl paikLurs, n the oilice t. A.
Ti..,sin. agent
The ncs Northern Lin. boat Sasauna, Ball
nsster, will aepaat for IT. Louis and wa, points
To morrow morrow, H. Melville in the office
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

"ENvIors md MALIGNANT TgADrCERs.
The Ga.sfts says that we will not defend
orr city and county ''frcm the assaults of
cnvious and malignant traducers, but on the
contrary we endorse their falsehoods. y
This is square lick at Gov. Stone and Gen.
Baker over s,r shoulders. Why those
gentlemen should be .'cnvious" or become
''traducers' OF our fair city, we know not,
nor has it yet been proven that they are
They have publicly stated that Scott ccun-
ty was laggard in filling its quota, in COM
parson to other counties in the State, and
* yet no proof but the bare assertion Of the
gazette. has been adduced to the contrary.
We would say to the Governor and the
General, that if they have been traducing
our city that they had better take it back.
If Scott county has done her share Of work
in raising recruits. We trust they will has
ten ard make the 0Dende 1t is not right
to accuse our people wrongfully, and we
cannot yet believe that either of them
would be SO careless Of their reputation rs
to 60 about the State vending 4" falschoods"
when the means Of knowing the truth rest
ed i'll their possession. Until the contrary is
shown we shall feel more like rcposing con
fidence in the declarations Of Gov. Stone
and Gen. Baker than in the Gasstte. If,
however, the contrary is substantiated we
shall be no less severe upon them than Is
our cotemporary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24
COM ME- RolAL.
1Da avenpord Markets.

OsrfcE OF THE Davenport DyvocRAr
ou.urda. evening, Mas Il, 1904.
TLorg. Ss..c@. 90 wholesale. te.nnQ64o re-
tail
WHEAT. Cali.
BARLEY. $s.tt'tr IL.
OATs.isM.n
CoRS--s5ti5s.
WnirE BLASs.- 50 oGi9a5o.
FiAvsvEr.- S2p"c:22F
Ti.oTai - 81. bi'aa asu.
CLOyEp.- 81 on47.2o.
POrArogs. 5oyTS
BrTrER-25c.
Fees l2.ac,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

FlNAxeraL.-The attention Of our readers
is directed to card Of the FIRST National
bank, published in another column. Byit,
it will be seen that on and after tomorrow
this Bank will receive on deposit and pay
out "greenbacks" and National Bank notes
only. All other currency, including that oi
the Iowa State Banks, will be received at
the same rate Of discount as established by
Chicago Banks and bankers lnasmuch as
We .tlei yes.er-ay th.ta1a rlngement had
been made between the National Bank and
the Merchants Branch Of the State Bsnk Of
Iowa, of this city, whereby the lattcr agreed
To redeem the issues Of the Iowa >.atc
Bank. in "greeni,aeks, this late action Of
the National Bank may require word OF
explanation, which is simply this The
arrangement was made as We stated. and
one batch D: bills redeemed iii ;.reeuhacks
More mature consideration among the man
ayers Of the State Bank developed the CON
clasion tina, such All arrangement must nee
cssarily operate against the interests OF their
branch consequently it was determined to
anuul the contract at ence, which was done.
Ibis leaves the National Bank no other
alternative but 10 follow tn. ccurs. laid
down bv the Chicago banker tint OF dis
counting al uncu:rcnt funds This bank viii
discount these issues ~ the current rates,
which i>, We believe, per cent. This Is
defensive measure. Were the National
Bank 10 receive uncurent funds otpas, il i,
plain ~ bc seen t!ia. "Lrccni.acka' would
at once be driven from general circulation in
our midst and the issues o! the iowa State
Banks, Which now amount, we believe, 10
about pi.os,t one million and /; half Of dol
lars. would Hood our commercial channels,
thereby a!fyvding our business Incn such
funds only a. arc uncuvrcnt in Chicago
Thi, wo,i.i, o. course increase thc rate of
exchange, and bring on other evils incident
,,pvn second class circulating medium
hence the policy adopted by the National
Bank cannot he regarded otherwise than
beneficial 70 commercial interests.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

To.oay's Advertisements.


PROPOSALS win be received on or before
L. the lth uay of June lsv4, Tor buiiuing two
..ciiooi Houses III CIeona township. Spe.,iica-
tons IL pe seen at john l.. Dawes lumber yard.
once Proposals directed to Jessee I. Reed, FRA
.rie Minis, .Iuscatinc Go.
AUKGAN STEVENS,
mv2s d2wit Secy u school board
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24
National Ten-Forty Loan.

For the subscriptions to this Loan, bonds will be
issued Of the following denominations, 53's. 100 5
1aes. and ls'"'s. registered. or with coupons at
fached, rs mnv be preferred BY Subscribers
These bond. are redce nal!e bv the Government
in COIN after TE., and pa: able FORTY years from
date.
They bear FIVE per cent. interts. payable on
bonds not over on" hundred dollars annually, and
on over one hundred dollars semi ANNUALLY, in
cork.
Deposits must be made in Leyat 7.n.ler notes of
the Cnitcd states. or in so'ioa,t 2tri t,'s tn
tency Subscribers will rcc,eye ist.g.9 from TIE
day ne ,.e@eg . aeposste:eiA Mis Eoni and the
bonds will b- Ge'irsred at the expense OF the Cor
erament.
Coupon bonds are now ready for delivery and
Registered bonds will be on the st Of Nav next
By an act ofCcngress the issue Of these bonds
is Ln,it ! to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

FAnIA>D has another lot Of those splen-
did summer hats which are 80 much called
for this season. Call and examine at the
store opposite Metropolitan Hall. Ladies
and ciildrcl's straw goods in great variety
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24
1Dcmsscraaic Cosnsy Co.vesaie..

There viii be Mas Convention of the Derroc-
urdav, June s,a. lssi al O'Clock l.. NJ. 10 ap-
vn,nt Delegates 20 attend the Democratic State
Convention. 10 BE- held al Des Noines, june 18th.
1864
j., order Of ''.e Central Committee
john MADDEN. Chairman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

~" DAY MkS are coming in steadily. and
three regiments will soon he organized and
take the field The veterans arc anxious
to see them, as they desire to take hand 1T
the rsbnis at the front.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24
rbAs Prs.s.rarrox At cAsr McClrnr !,

BAG YRfsEN fArfnx At CAMP MCCLELI An
There was pleasant occasion at Camr
Mcclellan Yesterday. The Union Guuryls
Of Dubuque. were not provided with = tlae
when they left home, consequently the lady
relatives and friends Of its members Sc. about
the pleasant task Of providing one. They
procured a splendid article Of regulation
size, silk, and handsomely mounted, and
delegated Mrs. Lewis 4. Thomas, lady OF
high standing in Dubuque, and whose hus-
baud is one of the Guards to come to
Davenport and presen; the same in due
form. fhc mission was punctuslly fulfilled
the ceremonies ,-king place, a. ahor.
hin;ed at. at Camp Nc. IelIan A. the re-
quest OF Mrs. Thomas ier husbsi.i made.
the presentation speech. which was short
but to the purpose. Mrs. Thomas also read
= highly patriotic and eloquent address 10
the Guards" which was received with
hearty aprlaysc
The reception speech was made by Capt
Gnilber', IN the most harpy marncr The
occasion is one that will long be remember
cd and the tiag will be still more dear to
the GuarJs on account Of The fact that ii is
the Offering Of the dear ones left ut home,
<i0oou Eol SnY-t Il soldiers discharged
from the service by reason of scoua9- ~ ineI
"a iatiis. can receive ii,c bounty under the
Act of MAY sd. 1868, by presenting their
discharge certificates to A. +. Alexander,
No " LeClairc Ecw. who has made :.rran..
meats 10 procure tsie,, claims at "n",.
Otr-The stree, sprinkler was out to-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24
New York Nlurkcts.

New York Markets.
Hrw Yoxx. May "a.
Co1roX-Quiet at s9lSoc.
FLouR- Market .irmer. $72nl7 80 for extra:
Il. i.i5A1.G9 Tor superlnc.
WnKAr--lct lc better. {, l.5oo4 c. for Chicago
Spring; tlto4gl.e3 Milwaukee Club; $,.e5al.2 =
winter red
CoRs-*l. .AlIl l47 for old mixed.
OAIs-sGHs,.
PoKE-*26 NESS. t23 old mess.
LAxD-l3js s@l4s+c.
WuSKY-&l.39
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

Ds. FAaaAnp, the Spanish Physician,
who has been practieing =. the Scott House,
has removed 10 Main street, opposite the
Piano Porte Warcrooms, between Front and
Second streets, where ne may be consulted
upon all chronic diseases. His rooms are
crowded daily. my .dlw-wlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

otr.-Tle street sprinkler was out To-
day and laid the dust cifcctuallv Oh ou,
principal streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

Superior styles Of summer clothing ma
terial have just been received at Sam Per
rvs, opposite the post Office. Gents viii
6nd this the place to buy. Furnishing
goods, trunks, valises, ETC., constantly Of
hand
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WnlsLER has received another frcst, iut q
l.aesg style Of summer dress gods, 70 which
sttention ippw1isslssly iAvitsi. asIa III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-24

| * WE ExrEcrnp. Goss,'. refuse.
10 publish The entire article called for yes
tcrday, but continues IL produce ;.arhled ca
tracts. Suc', grossly unfair conduct is Eo
exactly ~hae wc had the right TO expect
but nevertheless, We are not in The icNt dis
appointed. 1t would not do for the G,sssnt
to publish tho article entire as il woi,ll de
stroy the force Ut tic extracts. The rcfu>.
nj, however, to 10 so stands us iii as good
stead as though the request had been com
piled with. /. IS tacit admission that the
the extracts do not express the spirit OF
the whole article Now go on with your
..cxtracts = those who take interest in
such matters can readily sec thai Inc intent
IL 20 deal unfairly, consequently the effect is
lost. II we had the same thing to say over
again we do rot know that We should alter
the sentiment expressed in the least. We
are opposed TO volunteering in any one state,
after its quota is full, while yet there is
disposition ns other states to lag behind and
let the willing ones do the work. iiut not
to waste words, we are opposed to yolun-
tecring anyhow, except In cases of direist
emergency. when the machinery Of the con-
scription law cannot be suddenly brought
into operation. Conserirt;on, properly con-
Quoted. treats all alike--hlis all quotas even
", and provides armies Just when needed.
Volunteering bears unequally upon the pco-
pie. One state sends more than its share
and another less. Th, was the reason urg-
cd by us eighteen months ago, why there
should be no more volunteering in Iowa, her
quota then being full. We wanted none un
til the other states had come forward and
performed their share Of the labor, as she
had already done. II the quota Of Scott
county were full to-day and those OF adjoin
ing counties were not, our advice to the
able bodied people would be to STAY ut home,
until the Others had performed their duty.
We would suggest to the GDZstte that
the above Zines present rich field for
cullirg few more extracts If il wants
any more chances, undoubtedly VIC can ac-
it.
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II. P,IrisSiLL 4 Co. No. 81 Park Row, New York
and Stat ~ ect, Bostor agents IN those cities
and authorized TO take and subscrp
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g. II. sesivsy, IS Dearborn street. Chicago. Il su-
th"rxed 70 receive advertisement. for this paper.
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