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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
For PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
State Officers.

Not too fast gentlemen, if you please =
We are addressing those papers, and all
others concerned, who arc talking about
this man and that, for the various State
Offices, and suggesting and speculating to
no small extent. We wish to put in a
word for northwestern Kansas. Since we
have been a State this portion of Kansas
might as well have been one of the FeJee
Islands for all the attention or considera-
tion it has ever received from those who
run the political affairs of Kansas; and
we in reason ask, cannot the comeing State
ticket have representative from these
parts? We are scarcely known, much
less, recognized upon the Kansas political
map, which we consider very unfair. Ev-
cry portion of the State except this has
men in high official position to look after
their local interests. We of this section
help to support them and directly receive
no benefit. Now, while we help maintain
the State organization we claim the right
of at least one place among the official
corps. There are, at least few able men
in this portion of the State and we hope
they may receive some consideration from
those who assume or may be elected to
represent the people in the matter Of Sc
lecting State Ticket.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

VERY BAD CoMPANy'-The Chicogo
Times, the paper suppressed by Gen.
Burnside, fully endorses Framont's letter
of acceptance, and speaks in fanerng
terms ofthe General. The Cincinnati En-
quirer, that has just been prohibited circu-
lation in Kentucky on account of its trea-
sonable character, speaks of "the splendid
and heroic letter of Major General John
C. Fremont" In his speech at Hamilton,
Vallandigham was also complimentary to
General Fremont Conservative.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
Secretary Chase Resigned,

The late papers report that Secretary
Chase has resigned but no reason is given
for it. His great financial powers can
hardly be replaced.
1t is funny coincidence that Memin-
ger, the rebel Secretary of Treasury has
alss recently resigned. We propose tha.
he and Chase take game of seven-up to
see who shall take both piles.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
Mr.. Lincoln,s Acceptance.

The following is the reply Of Mr.. Lin
coin to the letter of the committee notify
ing him of his nomination
Executive MANSION, WAsHIKGroN, J
June q, 1864.
Hon. William Denison and Others, CON-
mittee oft the Union National Conren.
ton.
GENTLEMEN; Your letter of the 14th
inst, formally notifying me that have
been nominated by the convention you
represent for the Presidency of the United
States for four years from the 4th of March
next, has been received. The nomination
is gratefully accepted, as the resolutions of
the convention-called the platform-are
heartily approved.
While the resolution in regardto the sup
planting of Republican Government upon
the Western Continent ia fully concurred
in, there might be misunderstanding were
[ not to say that the position of the Gov.
ernment In relation to the action of France
in Mexico, assumed through the State De.
partment and endorsed by the convention,
among the measures and acts of the Execu-
tive, will be faithfully maintained so long
as the state of facts shall leave that position
pertinent and applicable.
am especially gratifed that the soldier
and the seaman were not forgotten by the
convention, as they forever must and will be
remembered by the grateful country for
whose salvation they devote their lives.
Thanks to you for the kind and compli-
mentary terms in which you have commu-
nicated the nomination and other proceed
ings of the convention, and subscribe my
self, Your obedient servant,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
One Hundred Day Men From
Kansas

Gen. Curtis has received dispatch from
Secretary Stanton authorizing the Gene
raj to accept from Gov. Carney regiment
of hundred day men, to be organized Oh
the same terms that other States are fur.
nishing such troops.
The time of service will date from the
time Of mastering in the regiment, which
will be done as soon as it is full.
Also, to raise battery of black troops,
the officers Of. the same race to be commits
stoned by the Secretary of War.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
The Peace Faction Organizing

The peace wing of the Democrrtc party
held secret GAUGES in New York on the
2lst, Fernando Wood in the chair. Dele
gates were present from many of the New
England and Northern States, and the sem
timent of the gathering was decidedly
hostile to the nomination ofany but peace
candidate at Chicago, and against McClel-
Ian. A formal organization of the party
was effected, and mass meeting is to be
held in New York this week,at which
Vallandigham is to speak. The object is
of course to afford raIIying poirt for
northern rebels. and if possible create
northern insurrection-C Conservative.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
The war News.

The war news.
New York, June 20.-The Washington
Star, of yesterday, says since Grant has
crossed the Rapidan he has taken 1900
prisoners, not including those of the last
four or five days, while his own loss is less
than one third the nulnder. Among the
recent prisoners were several over sixty
years old and boys of fourteen and sixteen.
they all say they were forced into the
rebel ranks.
Memphis, June 25.-At daylight We'd
nesday morning, detachment of Mar
maduke's command, nemberipg six hun
dred, attacked forty members of an Iowa
regiment, stationed at the mouth Of White
river, and after a severe battle were re-
pulsed. with a loss of twenty killed and
wounded. Our loss was one killed and
five wounded
The little band of Iowa braves fought
like devils, and heroically withstood sever.
al Of the most desperate charges of the
rebels, and after contes,ing the battle field :,
drove the six hundred in complete demor-
alization. We were unable to learn the
regiment .of This gallaut detachment, but
they are Iowa men,
Fort Smith June 30. The cavalry ex-
pedition sent bs General Thayer toward
Red river has been heard from.
TIE rebel Colonel Wells was attacked
on the Goth, and his force, consisting of
eight hundred men, completely annihilated.
Those not killed and wounded were
taken prisoners. Our loss was slight
| Thes prisoners have been sent to Little
Rock
The supply of commissaries at this
post is adequate.
The troops are in good spirits and con-
dition for either offensive or defensive
movements.
Near Petersburg, June %, II P. M
A large body of rebel cavalry that moved
round our left is at Ream's Station, on the
Petersburg and Weldon railroad.
Gen Wilson's Sd division of cavalry
passed this place a few days ago, en- route
for the Danville aud Richmond Railroad.
The rebels were too slow IN their move
men,s to head them Off. Gen. Wilson
reached the road and destroyed many miles
of track before he retraced his steps.
He met with no opposition until he neared
the spot from which he started.
All the track was composed Of scrap iron
placed upon wooden supports. The de-
struclion of the one was the destruction
of the other. AS the track was torn up,
it was placed upon the wooden sleepers
and burned it until it was bent and use
| less.
A locomotive and train was surprised
at one station, and before the engineer
moved off all were in the hands of our
men. They were crowded with refugees
from Petersburg. All of the cars with
the Locomotive were destroyed.
General Wilson having accomplished
his work in the most successful manner,
and destroyed over 20 miles Of the rail-
road, rendering it completely useless,
commenced nis return.
The endurance Of the rebel troops is
giving way. Forced marches to defend
different points menaced by our cavalry
has broken down and used up large num-
Der of men. Disease Of various kinds
prevails to fearful extent. 1t is estimated
that Lee has between 10000 and so 900
sick on hand, whom he finds it impossible
to remove beyond tho scene of conflict, be-
sides population of 200,O 900 on him for
| food,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

Gen. Blunt has written letter TO the
Topeka Record refusing to accept the
nomination of candidate for Governor or
any other Office, and asking his friends to
use bis name no longer with that idea; and
stating that he expected to soon be placed
In active command.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

CHURCH ORGAS.-The finest church or
gan In Kansas has been erected in the Con-
gregational Church at Atchison. 1t is a
gift to the Society from w. Gaylord, Esq.
formerly of Atchison and now Of New
York city. The cost of the instrument and
its erection was 81 400.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

The rebel General Leonidas Polk was
killed while attempting to reach an eleva-
vation where he could inspect Gen. Sher-
mans lines. The latter discovered him
with his own glass and directed one of his
cannouiers to bring him down. The order
was executed At the second discharge of
the gun.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

The Conservative comes to US with a
new, clean face. The "Leading Paper"
is hourlshing in manner that throws all
its competitors in the shade. Everybody
reads and likes it.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

The Boston Herald, by far the ablest
and most popular Democratic paper in
New EngIand-counting its subscribers
by hundreds where others have but tens
comes ou, for Lincoln aud Johnson. This
Isl political event of much significance.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

Gen. Vessel, formerly Col. of the Kan.
9Th, now prisoner in the hands of the
rebels, is one of the officers proposed to
be confined in that portion of Charleston
being destroyed BY our shells.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
New Advertisements.
STR We

From the subscriber at Marysyille Fan, about
the last of June, one pair OF well mltched steer,
both deep red with brockle faces, one four years
old with horns little Topped, the other three
year old Any enc returning or leaving in
formation about said steers at Mr. Cottgc,.3
Hotel VIII be Eberally rewarded.
July Sth, ga. b. VI. PowGEs
uI5ff
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

The President has recently returned
from visit to Grant and his army and
comes back very much pleased with pros
poets and positions military.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09
MIL NE Y.

Mrs. Sara n E'O s ter,
Is prepared to do all kinds of Millinery Work. Rea
and dresses u? bonnets, hats &c No done in the LAKE;
style and the shortest order.
.June1SGi ) ij-iy
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

Two Jumps Of sugar rubbed together in
the dark produce. distinct flashes of light /;
and if lump of sugar be broken, similar
phosphorescence is visible.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

Mr.. Joseph Shaw, the founder of the
Imperial Order of Odd Fellows, died re-
Gently at Nottingham, England, at the age
of 76.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-09

Republican State Committee.
The Republican State Central Commit
tee will meet at Lawrence on the 18th of
this month.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01
Al A.

LEcruRE.-Thc Lecture OF the Rev. v IN.
>alter, Of Burlington, at the ed Baptist
Church, last evening, on the LIFE and
Times of Shakespeare though very mea-
gerly attended. on account of the storm, was
an able and highly co,nmcndable proanc-
ton, showing thorough knowledge of that
great theatrical genius.
Had Shakespeare, with Ill his talent, been
of US of the nineteenth century, We hardly
think the clergy would have made him the
subject Of lecture, hat he lived long
while ago, and that makes vast difference
in popular estimation. Centuries hence
some Of the great theatrical minds Of the
present day NAV, and probably will be lee
tured upon from consecrated desks, even as
Will Shakespeare is to-lay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01
DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY, JULY~1 1854. =

PRosorrp.-Our young friend, George
Forrest, has accepted O position in Gen.
Uatch's cffice. in St Louis, whittier he has
now gone, a. the hand,ofnc salary of ! ,2eo
per year. George graduated il Cen ia
ker's office, in thi, city, where he was Q
most competent and chiciont clerk May
MS GOOD fortune never go as;rav.
NoricG-We, TIE and. rsian~d, ha,lwsra
mfrc1ar's cf he city ., y ve-,c-'. do ss-ee
10 co.e cur Places o. business en- NJ .ds;
hex tia, b,ii & the ! Ga. Of Joy, The Ar.
ni'ersary Of An,riss4 lni-p-1d~r'e, az, he
fall oi I es b1r.:
Jcossh & q linnc. ,seph 4. rssesyo.'.
s:ckI \ p.ssfar. u,ef eesh
Lo1ss t.ansss0, keh.rasan & lsrers
RpNel L. Ma-s.
Prsr'- b.i siilIi =. be i..t. ..,si;.J, =
.he' g .fs :! r.. 81 Scsf, y ~ei NJ =, =,
p'Tewc--srce, - viii iaie l'aa- =. ,ni. .ls'
o7'r ~ S.s.e R.ts. Iii. 4. d.,l e~e'i,
!xwcise. - ,ons-ee a. II . =, ck
The plb,ic are irvised 10 attend.
: l. 1-rr, E.r.
u. j. snsrY-f r. \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

J n 'w ard e'"gan. mail AZ pass ngsr packc:
hei'hsArrg. Captain {. Morrison. will depart
i"I For' Madison and was point. tomorrow morn
ing r O'Clock. For fre.ght = rteeagc ~
.lrto T.. :. Te'e;n. a~es'.
The mail and passenger packet Riii Hen.ler.
SOP, car's;a j. Y. if.vln,, VII dera,t icl
Ds.hr4e an! v-y l,o...s 'o-..ar.oN morning.
= " pr.,tyunu ...-.,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

SrrcIAL MEETING Council CHAMBER,

srrciAL AEErIsG Council CHAYBER,l
June 80, 1854 I
His Honor the Mayor called the Council
to order.
Present. Aids Andr sen. Coulthart, Hir-
-chl, Iiornb:, Jones, Noc, Matthes, Parks
| and Kunge.
His Honor The Mayor stated that TINS
| meeting was called for thc purpose: I. VI
hearing and d,spensing Of tie rcpcr- ei tsie
street COMMITTEE and street Con.,l.issioAeT
the Committee on fsas
AID coulshart presented The hill For the
work ioue in June. xol59.a.. which was
adopted and the bill ordered paid.
AID Davenport took his ses.
I,ill Of Thomas Mn,crou,e 4 cc. qusrIv-
.ng ro,l 81. 10. wa, or,irr.s, PAD.
On motion Of Al Andersen, .ie CLERK
was instructed 10 charge the amount OK
pcndci 10 take the dirt rom the stone quar-
~ "a stone quarry account.
bill Of EalneS Niniter d 60. onarryin~
rock. lc~.',5. vas ordered paid.
Ise tree, , .ralnit,ee presented raIo..
Of the City Engineer III regard to 'h-
amount ef ROCKS elpc'Iled On different
places IN ~ ei',, which vas received and
ordered filed
Thc Stree. Committee reported tt.
amo. .at for street -c.l "; t" tha dat
sa"@
The Mayer .;ated hat compliant, have
been r.adc b. Mr. Charles Fllril,e and Eleik
Peters ha' a..rl, "Increa tV 'hc IT,:
Cnnnel has rot been done
On lnotion ii. Aid. Runec. The >tse'i
Commissioner was allowed t. explain 'he
,4atter. atd iie ~,atci thai Tho work was
DELAYED by order of the street Committee
The Street Committee reported in regard
10 ,r'iui ,!iod work. TO tn first item OF
the report f-ra.iine .,.w.lks as shown in
the rcport oi the committee on sidewalks
.ld. Andersen ofere.l r." following alacnd-
'ne;t:
Es97.a, 1i,at Ia <nci, places whcre the
City Council has ordercd sidewalks 10 be
laid or reiaid, and sherc the majority Of the
,norerty. hol'isrs Of a block petition for hay-
ing the same laid on gfaoe the Mayor and
street Committee, after receiving such pet!-
ton without further action of this Council,
are authorized to order the Street commis-
,oncr and, if necessary, Also 10 employ the
City Engincer) to do sucf. grading. proyid-
ing the same can be done b, working out
poil-tax. except the necessary teaming
Adopted.
Aid. Rungc moved to lay the balance Of
the report on the table ill some other meet.
ing. Adopted.
On motion the gas question was taken up
and the Committee on Gas reported and on
motion. Mr. Tho.nas Dermodv was aiowe,! |
TO explain to the ,'oiinri the one ,.icn in re
lation to the lamps on Harrison street. above ,
Fourth street j
Aid Couthart offered the following ;
Rssolf6d, That the Council instruct the |
Gas Committee to light the following lamp
posts. TO be included in the - lamps located t
hy the Ga, Committee il their report. Tbe !
posts is as follows: One on Brady street,
between Front and Second on Brady, he
tween Third and Fourth ..treets on Second
street, between Harrison and Kiplcv
IN motion of AID Noe, the matter was
laid on the table until the next meeting
On motion Council adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

TnE HKAD.-LaCrcSse is now the head Of
navigation for large boats and Prescott for
skiffs. From this last place stages run to
St. Paul The river is played out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

REMoyAL.-J. c. Ccnklin has removed
his stock Of Wines and Liquors to NO. -
East 2d streets, opposite r. NJ. Pret;y,nan's
Boat Office, where he can be found prepared
to supply his customers and the trade on
the best terms, with goods warranted to give
perfect satisfaction. Call and see his store
and stock At
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01
COM N RClAL.


CsFir. OF TIE B.sESroar DaxocrAT.,
iiiday evening. June So. lss+.
WKEsr.-- VI. !, well cleaned. round and plnr4,,
Clnh. Tea aud Galena. : 80; NJ =. ~. so,d
not c'ead enough for No. !, sl.2n; rejected, iau~
X and damp 100 cent.
Cony.--->ielled, No. |. sound plump ani dry
~; do. No. !, shrinkcn, 95; in ear, No !. seu,,d
plump and .lr, -; 90 No 2 shrunknu -
Oars. No. !, Clean ard sound. :. d.. Ne ?.
damp and no, c!e;.n, 9s
Ms--l ~.
wuirr Br,xs-sa n0Tc5o.
TI.xsaFn.- 50. pnM2r5.
TNGTEY.-:2 aSt 2al
Cagvra. a.-x. ."ou,-.~i.
IuT ,"uss.--.sita ).
Butter l.c.
T.cs l2,<c,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

LADIES will find very select stock Of
parasols, Hosiery, and fine toilet goods at
Streeper's. Also dress tri innings, laccs,
white goods, and notions generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

FrLL.-Mr Ackley's boarding house has
about as many regular patrons as he has
rom to accommodate. lie has twenty five
board RS at the present time, which is about
as many as the law allows. Eotwithstand-
ing the high price Of groceries, Mr. A. has
made bat = very slight advance in his
terms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

PnoroGRArns, Erc.-The place TO procure
a really splendid photograph or anbrotypc
is at Olmstcad & Co.'s, on Brady street, be
low the Auction store, cast side, and also
in Hills new block, on Brady, between Sd
and 4th streets. They arc masters Of their
profession and warrant perfect satisfaction
Dive them call. ine2Od2w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

ERsKrNE offers his stock Of summer cloth.
ing at cost, for few days only. Now i
TIE eaaaes y isysse ysw gsensaets. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

SrSr TO JAn.-Thc two little boys who
were arrested yesterday for stealing money
from the store of Julius Sch-eiber, wcresssent
to Jail BY Squire Whecler.@ Nj. 8. has re-
covered about $40 Of the stolen money.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01
Lumber Market.
To.Davs' Advertisements.
-
.SsOfirS.

.Snsi!g.
THE SEMiiNNU NJ MEETING GI TIE
Directors 9th" Gas I.ignt 4 { eke torauan.
VII be l.eld al the oAre Of til" t0.araa, a.s
Mo9eay. July ilti,. 1855. u, . clceh i. IN.
Iui, j, lsgi.
TiIoS. rrENauY. S.c'y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

Can't Srr TIE Po!Nr-1hc Gor,ft went
hunting after the point Of a silver this morn
ing, but couldn't ''see it Under the cir
cumstancc we shall be under the necessity
of referring the Gazette to our worthy
Judge OF the County Court. lie can fur
nish evidence that will prove satisfactory.
Should our neighbor fail there, he will be
sure to find out all about it by inquiring of
Hall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01


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have Tine lot oi hre works winch they OF
Ter very low i'f celebrating purposes
The Fourth should he well illuminated.
Give them call.
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are purchasingly largely. The reason why
is because they get better goods and better
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NO" Is the 'ime 70 90 10 hfa"se ana gc'
SUIT q ms elegant summer clothing. ne
mas all the styles, ana VIII sell yer! low.
lie keeps fine assortment OF shields pop
uiar goods, also Ocnts furnishing goods,
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re"uerS 10 the advertisement o' inc >ceoNo
'''e'' Livery o'a''e' II. "''o'ie' Gum"
TINS paper Messrs. thompson " I'M al
a,.l, a o,u -, t,o,,,
Posr OFFICE IocKs.-We understand
that Postmaster Russell is exercising due
diligence to procure locks and keys for the
Post Office and the probability is that they
will be received i'll a week or twc at 'le far
thest and box-holders will again pc proTi"
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CAx'r Srr TIE Pc.Sr.-Thc 0orea went
hunting after the point Of silver this morn
ing. but couldn't "see it," Under the cir.
cumstancc we shall be under the necessity
of referring the Gazette to our worthy
Judge OF the County Court lie can fur
n;sh evidence that will prove satisfactory.
Should orr pe;yhbor fa) there. he will be
sure to md out all about 't ny ln1uirins OF
ia" .
ATTEMPTED EscArE.-We learn that the
rebel prisoners in one Of the barracks on
the Island here recently made another at
tempt to dig out. They sunk hole in the
ground and dug under the twelve foot ditch
that runs inside of the fence, and had near
" completed their arrangements to take an
excursion ON their own hook when their
plans were discovered and intcrfered with
by the authorities.
~
-, :. Gina :. g. - -
.nr,i,;,. 100. anr.,,a .nd no-c,a. !. ~
shos .rS r,;,c, linn Thsv h.r. ia " .s... =.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

His Honor, the Mayor, called special
meeting. for the purpose IF receiving the
copy Of the city assessment books.
Aldermen present: Andersen, Coulthart,
Davenport, ilirschl, lIornbv, .'ones, Noe,
Ma,ihcs, Parks, Runee.
On motion Of Aid. Davenport, the copy Of
the assessment, as returned bv the City
Clerk, was received and delivered to the
CITY Ma, >hal, for collection
AID Davenport moved to pay the bill
{ t.s) for the copy of the assessment book.
Adopted.
On motion. Council adjourned.
Attest: CHRIS. kAuFFAaES,
City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

TIE Am AT WEST LIHIgTY. 4 grand
celebration is to he given at Wcst Libcri :
on the ith. Prominent >pcakers will be
present
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01
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