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Mlehlxa /. Central Railroad.

0rcst C.sess. Rssts to New York. Nss EhgIasj
and tie Canadds.
I'm AND Are. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ l5tA. lSsS. trans vill leave the Great Cen.
tfel Uuivn svos tocs II Lake street. - fUllows:
- : n, Sunlavs excepted. Arrive In detroit
e3A NJ rss 40 As p 20 Hsspension bridge
Aus . u kuA 10 s w p =, Aioauy ) Is p y,
New orb 80 y =, bos,oi ~ ~ = W.
80 a .SA: rdsys sScsp I'd. Arr " in netroit
eV,a n Tctcst" IS p ~ Sus, ensi1n Bridge
Z Is , q. baGAlV 3 W y ~. Albany s Il. New
sNvsk / ~ = Uvs 90 4 - , =. VA
10 o. . = ,sturd ave and Sandel9 e1cooted. Ar
s,ve Il ,sssssis " NO u 1oeosto . o6 ? y,
Susesa.isu issiAes . 10 p . 4 ~ = ~ . .,
No9 York . u p =. bSstss Oep2
ClnCA1axaAs4 TrA1n0
49, (sis ! .snissn Central Kk)
lnevs chicago q So = MAJ TrA'a 10 20 Fast
Rxwsss tie lstop u Ttain bes ing ChIssge
e..s toeoash 70 issanbati without cha gs .
lsase :-R9axo,
k.ssssa s,ossns vsasilasing and wsvniaz
An,n,us On I'll ,:srs Of tbs Ce0psay. An eaega i
- .kssups Ar vish Huehrs rablss hns iA,ely -.
eAA.A q dav ts~iae. pAlset sleeping Co.'S q
si1nt I Ans. ~ sgAgs Che he'd Throseh. y
fhr,.eh riosetA for sale ~ Ill psisespA = u
- v0e . q sAs sesss, - sAs sisLesoa O0ee
oogaee Ls6s - ~ vbsss Sssssts. (uadsr III
feensns 0saos,1 syhieAees = - Ne aspse
--ssss & q - y. 0f0x, 0eoeea1 6opJs
10. MnAs0U A1lls $3.50. Wssesn ~
ss:os onlo4ops sssauls s1ngou9 aig ia Is
uf~z3qss y ksessiess sssfs Taz
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WlNtER ARR %NGENENT, 1863.
4 ~ an ara An NORMAL, NOV. 10. 1873.
~ and antil tmshsl aosies, trains uiij leave
Dsvsppels daily, Ssndsys excepted, - toslovs:
lss nail train a.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is .. \.
I'd night o1peoos. ............ e.4O 2. =.
ps6ins asfivs 1t Davenport daily, Sunday -.
copied, q follovs:
lat nle0t oxpg0oo a.. ~ 90 h -
q daily express and neil train 49,. sos ?. n
Al sroa " over this route In direct cennsaiCu
etOhisaso With trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, rttsburs, Fort
Wayne, sad Chicago naiirosd TO and from De
optS, Toledo, Colnmbus, Clsvsland, Cincinnati
P5ttsbar., Dunkifk, HaGalo, Niagara Falls, Albe.
~. New YORK, PhiLelslphia, Baltimore and Wash.
oeUuapspass nsa saasudeA Of the nsosssity q
glvag aisuncs Ursotions - TO the destination q
0eir baegage, also 70 procure tickets before TAX
- thoirSsats In the carr, ~ the condactrro col
eetfarss only 70 stations on the line Of he Oh
ooeo an6 Rock lalsnd Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Dnvoapov1, New. 10. 1875. ~
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a.ch,g q Soasnovn I Lake SAsBe
.2F RAILROAD.
suMMGR ARRANGEAEHT

IN AND FTER NAY ara, AND UN-
- I'll further notice trains vii leave Chicago %
q fnlloWs: &@z 81 ts
100 4 n New Yosk Express, daily, s1espt
Suu1Ays. s.fk, a...rt.a-.s..
ESQ r n Night Exprsss, daily, sxcsps oaasr-
days.
- Trains arrive IL Oh caso 1t s:lS P y, en-
s16 81. i9s 81 ts
All tAs aboys trains make rsgalaf eouusctlgo1
70 yunkisk, Ru1alo. Siaxass talls, Albany, NeW
tork, BOSTON, Philadeis his. ks,sinsss aad q
uzurieas asw Slsspisg Coeshss. With IL ~
80 inpeoveosots ran % Night Tsaans.
s.ny VGse, g Clssk sessse, Uodes 6AnDoG
kAssy = = ne Osest susDss = On W bessu
sssas H. +#a 9saa H.. 8AW91u
! perosa Ne ssawae 0oo1m WOouDADok
s5A Esri :ssosAss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
IMPORT ANT TO LADIES
REAT AMERI CAN RE EDY.
DR. AArvOYS0


IMPORTANT TO LADIES
REAT ERICAN Rem EDY."
Dr. A0rvoys0
hro n ct b m q Fe N q lc Pilis,
WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing dil6culties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring the syssem to perfect health whom
suffering from Special affections, Prolspsus Uteri.
the Whites, or other weakness Of the Uterine Or.
gans. The Pills arc perfectly harmless on the
constitution. and may be taken by the most dell
icate female without causlng distress ; at the
same time a ct 1i1kO - charm,
BY strengthening, invIgorasing and rss'osing the
system to healthy ccsdition,and BY bringing On
on the monthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the Obstruction may
frst three or four months Of pvegnacy, though
the result. Each box contains 20 pills. Psice 81.
Dr. Harves's 7,saties On disea.es q Fsnales,
PsspHoacy, hisearriaQe, Da,reaneee, Ne,sli-
~, Reproduction aad Abuse qf Nature.
and smphat;cally the LAprss' PAT m MEDICAL
ADv1ssR, psmphiet Of ~ pages, sent tree to ~
sddrese. Six cents required 70 pay postage.
The Pills ard Book will be sent By mail,
dsutisly, when desired, securely sealed, and pre-
paid, % receipt Of money by
J. BRYAN, N. D., General Asess.
-7S-Ccdsr-strsst, New York.
Fold By I'll the principal Druggists.
Smith 3 Dryer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.s.:
]. J. WELLS Agent Davenport.
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a TREATISE on SEMINAL wEARNl -
IA Involuntary Emissionr, Mental and Thy ioa
lncspaoity, Loss Of Power. Premsture Dscsy, ilu.
pedinsnts to Marriage. Nervous Debility, Ssli
allure Sexa Il Disssess, H., 10.
BY RoBr. h. BILL. n. D., Member Of the Royal
G. l:ege Of 8urgeous, Lcndon. " pages Price ct
This Book should 30 read BY every one. and
part eslasly by thoss arriving q MANN food. II
contains impor ant advice to Al and the mssns Of
cure to The afflicted IL plainly ret forth. IL haa
.,assd zhossssds (yom . Lys IF Aisesy.
Sent under . sealed envelope, BY mail, On 70.
eeipt Of the money os postage staMpe. BY -
j. BRYANT n. D.. Csdar-St New. York.
/. ]. WELLS. Agent, Davsspet.
se7a.dk civ
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q q NJ - u M II II r O M
CAN Be- CURE

The advertiser, Ply sician Ct thirty years cx-
perience, in the tire Atment of Lung DIseascs,
Bronchitis, asthma. &C., but now retired from the
practice, is DESTROYS Of impsring his experience
by difusing Information Invaluable 20 suffering
humanity, and which has Curt d thousands.
The same medicine will no do tor ali. He will
send Prescription, with full directions for uss,
adapted to each particular and will surely Of
feet cure. Thy fit will co-t you nothing -
stamp required for postage. Address.
H. LOWE, NJ. D.. Box 500, New York City.
1.J.WEfLS. Agent. davenport.
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KAILltOs DS.


Aississippt and Missouri kairOae.
x,ss~s sss BY OAscago stnse Which - ts'stss ssss
wss. faster tha~ Davenport tins.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18TH
1868, and until further notice, passsnhe o.
trains wlil leavs Davenport 10 follows:
sou a. .. Tor Grinnsll and WASHINGTON.
2.UO r \. for Iowa City and Muscatine.
ewAiss ARnlvs AZ UAvvNrUHf roLLOws.
500 r. 4. from Gsinnell ana Washington.
SIS r. \. ffon Grinnell nd Muscatino.
The 500 4. Il sea,n nut u Davenport akeadifect
eo~esstioas ~ Grinns u, Iowa city and Washing
r. With the Western Sta.s Gem psny's stages for
~ points West, south west and Northwest.
crains from the " sst c0nnuc. DsvsnpOf,
With trains OF the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
0noA Tor al poinss East, North and south.
fAsscnssrs ~ eemindsd Of the necessity Of
elvins distinos directions - 10 th destination Of
then csesaee a's~ n praeurssiek"ta hsfosetakins
JOHN r. TRACY, Gen1 Sup't.
A. KlnBAL., Asst Supt.
Davenport, Nov. Is. iso3.-dtf
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Cnicago 4 NorthwosJcrn Railway

- .
1 sRa SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1893.
For Rockford. Beioit, Freeport. Galena, Savanna,
Sac eeville. Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chen,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lao, Oshkosh, Watertown,
tssriin, and al points in Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois and Northern lows vie. Chicseo
End North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars t. JAnssvills ,Watertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting et Prai-
RE du Uhien and LaCrosse With splendid Packets
..,f
III Peints o. tho Mississippi. River.
Trains issvs Chicago - fsllovs:
0:l6 A M-Day Express.
S:i0 A M-Wsy Passengers.
500 p M-Janesvills and Rockford sccommadA-
ton.
v:S0P f-Nigh. Expfsss.
r. New and elegant sleeping ears are nm
cu Ill Night Trains, and patent ventilated cars
with patent dustsrs attacsd 70 ali day trains.
80 GEO. L. DUNLAP, Supt
4. DE- wrr1 Rosnsso. Gent Ticket As'I.
mv7.H
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PnlDTOGRA APIS
.9.u u X TYPES
HOTEL

oAO CA LIN Il 11I
sKvNr sTkgsr, BETW AKx BRADY MAIN,
JOHN MEY EK...............Ps0 Proprietor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FUR THE
T. travelling yublic ano. city bossders ~ oil
times in the m"st satisisctOry manner.
The table will be supplied With the best the
market affords. and the rooms and beds will be
KEEP. in the most p essant manner.
L. Warm meals 1t oil hours.
Wtse> 4 LoQWN1a
Of al kinds and Of the best quality constantly
had. iyl4-dtf
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Nj GsoRaE A BRuBN, Org mist of st James Epis-
csnai Church, Chicago, Ill. says:
They far surpass all Other instruments Of the
kird tn thave come under my observation for
full ess, ricbnc.s and brilisncy of tone, and
nromptness and del. cacp Of sctiod
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
DELES. SPECIFIC. PIES

are speedy in action, often efectnS q cure in .
few days, and when q cure is effected 1t is per-
manent They are prepared irom vegetable ex-
tac's that are harmless on tho system, I'D never
and being sugar coated, sll nsuseous taste is
avoided No change OF diet il necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere ~i,n
bnsiness Each Box contains sir dozen Pills
Price 81. Sold by all the principal Druggi..4.
In places where 10 agent is advertised they will
be seat by NAIL post pal aud conf lent;sly se-
cured from observation xhen desired on receip, If
money, by J. BRYAN 81. D., 20 Cedar-st, \. Y.
Smith pwyer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
III. WELLS Agent, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

BLACK sroNE, lass.
GENTLEMEN THE three American Organs
purchased of yau fo- the use os our churches,
here, in Uxbfidge, and in sulbury, have been in
use one year. 1t gives me much pier sure to say
that they have fully met our expectations, and
given the greatest satisfaction remain yours,
EJ SnsRrpAH, PASTOR.
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PERMANENT CURE OF

~ PERMAN CURE OF
Gono.rhes, Glset, Urethrsl Discharges. Impo-
tence, Seminal Weakness. ieh,ly Emissions,
lncontinenoe, Genital Debility and Irsi-
liability, Gravel. Structure and aiFec-
tions Of tho kidney 4 Bladder,
which as..been used by upwards CT
100 Fhy0tCiAn
in their private practice, with entire succes, sn
perceding Cubeb's CAPSULES, or any other COM
hifh fnL
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TO TINE LADIES'.
sssa
Both Married and Single,


| ue -
the OLDEST Re6ul AT0R FOR
FEMALES.
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
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AND SURE CURE.
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FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
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Who ssfes from iRnrsUIA MITES q r10snucfloNs
% sus n1xsls, sA.ssssr ~sy - aAs sssss ef sAess
Tnn CUns Has .Ds,s .acomlnS Sos Many
The only Safe Reliance !
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The only Safe Reliance
that the Ladies' have for relief iron the suppess-
sion Of those periodic which, II keps up aeeosding
70 the calls Of Nataes, will
GUARANTEE TO THRM
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The East Amount Of Coed Health
land Strengta,
and which, IL no. regularly experienced, viii
produce
MISERY AND DEATH.
MISERY AND DEATH,
AND = THAT
F;va Of all Remedie. for Diseases Of Finale
First Of all Remedies for I,stnses o. Fsmaie
IN. CHE ESE.MAE'S. PILLS,
DIR. lCHEESEJM.AN'S PILLS,
DR. CHEESE.M.AN'S PILLe.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For alt Obstructione has been Hailed
w;th Pleasure and Profit
FOR TWES1Y- FIVE YEiRs,
in al parts Of the civil;sed world. Its au,hor is
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN GID EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom everybody knows, aui Ia whom s,erybody
places con 6derce and respect. It's
No NEW FaNGLED ARRANGEMENT
STANDARD REMEDY,
Which has never failed,
end ausapds Of certificate to this eject can be
fou nd il all parts Of the county.
The prorfie:ors Of DR.. Oh eeaemxn's
Long. Tried Rocoa19o.
LonS .Tr1ed RoOe. xo0,
honG I. Tried ReCo4P0.
Guarantee that
osuH BOX
ONU BOX
oNm Rox
o.. DR.. CAssrAAx's Female Regulating Pills
will restore the natural monthly function to Any
FtnALE, NO MArr8R ' HAT nsR CONDITION. On Bss
AOK.
Indeed, 80 certain are these Pills, sckicA lace
been popular and sure csre for:
OVER A Quarter OF CENTURY.
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to restore the menstrual Gov in natural way.
thar ladies who are ,segnan, msst not nee them.
~ they will isvaria5iy produce niscarriooc.
THY CANNOT DO HARM,
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ARE THE ONLY MEDICINE,
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That Married and Single Ladies
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Beware Of 11nitn lions.
Take this advertisement to your Druggist, and
Tell hin that you want
1HE BEST
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rbess form he 4se.s pv4s,ssieas 's~ ~ ~
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Il
i liz. Cheeseman's PiIlt hsas feceisd. and ~
nov receiving, the ssIc;lcn Of the most eHssea
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Erni,cie Directions With each box-tbe PSI
-. IN ~ =. Boz, coc,s ming from 50 - 90 Pills
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

OsCONNER = MORGAN,
oonnsncr Al AAAsY, nsx1 70 snsrn'e STABLE,
Rlacksmiths & Horse ShoeIs.
/, f>HUS. O'yOa MEN HAsln0 TAikS IN
i Tnos Mosoas - psstnes 10 the BLACKSMITH
Ing buslnsse. toxstbs insy ars prepared % flts
orders peopptly. NJ. Nesgsn vii attsna 70 81
diuds OF Mil work Fepeisisg Dachiusfy atd
Jsbbine gssssally. NJ. y. osses I'll eolt inss
70 shoe Horses 10 he bsst style. 4 linsssl share
Of r~ssos1ss solicited. III 0-dly
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RoxBraY, MASS
To allude to instruments which bear the namc Of
S d a II " Smith, would be useless. They nave
stool the tho test for ears: and when VIC say
that they slways IL feet upon the reputation Of
Boston men, We awerd high praise. In quality
Of tone and f.ish, they justly claim the FIRST
rank and, ha wing much at stnt ., their name
on me rican Organs may be considered . good
endorsement Of any. Respectfully,
PRoY l. SECHE.
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.1iSO sMplOlIeOtsS

~4l6O eNPlO0GO1o0
In every variety, with prices ranging from $45 to
t225. Every ono il
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
and examine our instruments whether they wish
to buy or MT.
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n. ~ IMAM,
NJ. Il EAsf - q ,osFUslsD nsssosoLITAS HALL,
FOaeilD 6sr0css'.
II EEpr CONSTANTLY ON HAND a CD ,ICE
N e;.ek 81 Family UfSce fies, q I'll kids,
witch he oasrs q the u sett prices; also
PURD xs1o OoE1O
Il. .sdiaal psrpssss. Which h.ys bs:a sslseesd
esu,e;alls ~ tAis naskss. he sslieiis = tsll
she.s 81 nAssosaee. Call aad exAaulns gosds and
SON JURDANs
-, -. - vps,- sscosD ~. ~. SRAp1 ham,
%rAKr5 70 oRDER AID n fa9 BEST
Nl stv1o W yFa stf 49,
- 80 ! gsn go Dsyss Co0shaDg
II. ...- 49, $500. ~ fullest asi1(nel1e1
1.".9xA fe5Io1e - ~ ~ s1Doeoeeo -
~ cssals1nsoe4t No. eas(es Oa1aal
lNloU1eeA lsHp 80 80 ~ 80 ailraA 1 d N
1tb-kIU sbnnl
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From Geo p Wiley. Orgaaist and Director Of Mu-
sic at John St,est Church, LOWELL Nass.
LOWELL, Mass.
GRnrLRnsx = Having thoroughly examined
your American Organs, am Of the opinion that
thsy arc not equalsd BY those Of any lmsker.-
They arc distinguished from all / have seen BY
tneir extreme fuIness. yet merowness Of tone and
their quick responses to the touch Of the perform.
er. am yours, 80, 1870 Gxo WILlkY.
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M...n sDAH v Smith, ST. wash. 81, o,,o.

kf0W II j Dan S0tne IeaOuO! u NUbSv SuV tosI-
deaf Of Handel Society in DartAouth Colleg
DARTMUUrn CoLLE3R
0sSrf ExKx The American Organ parch ased
Of you, though very pleasing in toss from the
frat. has become more and mere fAveite in.
strument with my mssicsl sequaintaneesI we'll
a. with myself. The esse Of the action snd the
rstidlty with ~hich light music can be executed
upcn II surprised me, while for sac ed OF solen
harmony IA 6iness il uuqcsstionsd. ! take great
Very truly yours. n N SAk8sRM.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

GENTLEMEN Having examined the American
Organs, manufactured ~ Messrs y & H W
Smi,h, cheesfully certify to their superiority
in ever desirable quality OF the instument.-
Their voicing is Of the most approved order, rem
deriGg tho tones clear and reli.ble, enabling the
perfo'me: to execute rapid passages with ease and
accuracy. TBAxER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

From Thos Chubbuck. Organist and Director Of
Music Of the First Baptist Church, Springfield,
Mass srTINdgIELD, MASS.
GsYrLrxrx = Having had oppcr .unities for
Anne icon Organs in contrast with those OF otner
nat ers do not hesitate TO cay that / find in
them . superiority, both in exquisite purity,
smoothueso spd volume OF tore. ia delicste and
pleasant touch and prompt respons in rapid play
ing. can chcerfully Recommend them to any
person who may wish 70 own or play upon such
an instrument nearest perfection.
Respectfully yoars. THOs CHrBBUCk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-27
LEvEx AT THE WHITE HorsE-Tbs o

LEVER AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-The attend.
ance at the Presidents leyee last night was
much larger than at the one preceding it. The
East Room and the passages leading to it were
so completely blocked up that promenading
was out OF the question. The attendance OF
ladies was large and brilliant. In the rush il
was impossible TO tell who were there or who
not, with any precision; but we saw there
Baron Stoeckl, Don Gabriel Tassara, and Mr..
Schieideni Secretaries Stanton and Welles.
Generals Casey, Griffin, doubleday, and Ogles,
by; Senators Morgan, Sprague, Sherman, Fos-
ter; and very large number of Representa-.
tives.
The President looked in average health, and
in good spirits. Marshal Lamon made the pre-
sensations to him. and upon his right was MIR.
Nicolay, his Private Secretary.
Mrs. Lincoln, who was most tastefully attired
in silver MORE antique dress trimmed with
black lace, was surrounded the entire evening
by brilliant group Of lady friends.
The Marine Band, under Prof. Scala, fur
nished excellent music, as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-27
ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.
DoINGs IN THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE
THE CASE OF COLONEL FISH.
by Peoples Telegraph Lines. !

by Peoples Telegraph Lines1
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-Matters are very q uiet
here to- day. A special election for a member
Of the second branch Of the City Councils from
the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards, is going on
quietly. Hugh ID. Evans is the Union candi-
date, and has no opposition.
Il. Carpenter, who was once or twice under
arrest tor disIoyalty, is again connected with
here viewed as the secession organ.
In the Maryland Senate, yesterday, the bill
making the exposure Of spirituous liquors for
sale without a license equivalent to a sale
under the law, was passed. The Convention
bill was taken up, and several amendments
were offered, some Of which were rejected, and
the others not acted upon.
In the House bill was reported providing
for collections of the school statistics of the
State. preparatory to providing for a general
public school system.
The bill to increase the pay Of police force of
Baltimore city, was under consideration for a
short time, when several amendments were
offered, but all of which We're rejected
The consideration Of the convention bill was
resumed, and it was ordered to third readin ?
without amendment, and made the special
order for to-day.
Rumors about the rebels moving on Win
chester in force are unfounded
All railroads are running regularly.
The Col. Fish affair continues to stir up con-
siderable excitement Many witnesses here
will be summoned to testify in his case, large
number of them secessionists.
The weather is mild, clear, delightful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-27

THE KENTUCKY SENATORIAL CONTEST.
STEAMER SUNK
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

o. CINCINNATI, Jan. "A public reception
was given to the veteran soldiers at Indian
apolis yesterday.
A dispatch from Bridgeport, Ala, says the
rebel assertions are unusually large.
The last ballot for U. s. Senator in the Ken.
lucky Legislature stood-G uthrie. 81; Bell, a.;
BuTnam, IS, Buckner Withdrawn. 80 ,.
A special dispatch from Louisville says the
steamer Henry Fitzhugh, from Nashville to
Cincinnati, was sunk by ice on the ed. at
Shentown. She Ia a total loss. :
She had on board 1913 bales Of cotton for Gin
cinnati. sd 81 .-r.--e..
The ice gave way at Louisville yesterday,
sinking five coal boats. and carrying twenty.
four barges over the falls.
Capt Samuel Black, @ uartermaster, has baen
sentenced by court martial, at Louisville, to be
dismissed from the service, with loss of pay
and allowance due him, to pay a fine Of $40, 900,
and be imprisoned two years. The charges
were neglect, violation Of duty, conduct un-
becoming an officer, making false reports, DC.
In suit against Adams Express Compan
In the Louisville Circuit Court yesterday, to
recover money seized by John Morgan, at Coal
City, the Court decided that guerrillas are
common enemies, and that as such, q common
carrier ought not TO be resposihle for goods
seized by them, 80 =r-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-27
THE PRESIDENCY

[By the Peoples Telegraph Linel
BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-The folio wing is a cor
rect copy Of the resolutions offered by mir
Jones, in the Maryland House OF Delegates on
Friday last, In RI ference to the administration
Of President Lincoln, and recommending the
reelection Of that functionary
ResOlved by the General Assembly of Marvland
That the administration OF Abraham Lincoln
deserves and receives the hearty approval an
will receive the cordial co. operation of this
General Assembly.
Resolved, That this General Assembly an.
proves the policy Of the Administration in the
conduct Of the war, and especially on the SUBJ
ject Of The restoration of the seeded States ap.
proves of the amnesty proclamation of the
President, and OF the conditions therein laid
down, as wise, necessary, practical, and es
sential to the future safety Of the country; and
that this General Assembly declares that the
e-election Of Abraham Lincoln to the Presi
dency Of the United States is the earnest de.
sire Of a vast majority Of the people Of Mary
land