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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

BOARD OF COyNCIL@fN. The Board ne al
o'clock p. NJ on Thursday, the President, JsstS
HAYES esq, IN ,he chair.
4 communication was received from the Mayor Ia"
ufy.ne The Board that he hsd suspended T. J. a b'cA'
CRY Inspector. The communication is OF TIE 'ns
hsrsc;er ~ he one transmitted o tie Aldermen ~ ~
a session and which he's been pr4lea ~ la IL '~'
columns. Eoferred 10 q 81, ciai committee.
A communication received from t"s '"htIV'' !,
suggasfra an amendment - The Otdi anoe MHsis tA"
ANIMAL aurrupriafons for the year 'nf iae oinhhD
\, II now stands H. IA tho words iolioWbN !" " =
il-.niug -tf-ets-to lie done Under cehtrscl, IT, p-
made soa epi-oved BY The Mayor t"htrrlrr AMI = -
Inspector of two Of them IN writing for tie Ie',a
a.: frc vcTs; tho parry receiving saca contract ~ s
bond ia the sun 81 SSr,0V, 70 ~ approved ~ no.
Navor eni Controller. for Tie lutlI1i lst"a-Er -
sstl contract $500 Oc0 annuaHy'
The Controller states that Il having been found .f.
no-4ib. 70 make enntr-ct fos cleaning The streets
ln the limits prescribed by The Legislature, re- Pay
,nant. could legally be INSIDE from such appropriation
and as consequence tho Supervisors ~ losying nc
;arn. deducted tho SIN from the levy, but cild q
theron the arcuut OF expenses Incurred IN cleaning no
streets fr witch judgments haze feen oQial.e' IN
view Of these facts TIE Controller recommends Ia. l10
ton 81 Al amendment. 20 strike OF ~ io9h-i
III. Strpfs-For 50 crpng end Keeping clean @ni 10
orer the streets end avenues of the city. snd Tem)i
dirt ashes and Other tef,se matter, $4,000"
Mr. BRCE offered res. !a0n, Which Na3 adopted n
favor OF striking out tho item above as ieeoaDeided ,
tbe Controller.
An ordinance was adopted eiync tie Nayor, iogeil =
with tie advice and consent VI the Common Coa-e',
the power % appoint Superintendent OF ieeerapas 70
have the snperv ~ III the lines connected WITH "
bet1w 49, sud engine houses III tbs cit, te sl!. 8
such superintendent % b % roo per annuH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
advertisement
Vng FOJETgI NATIONAL BANK,
SEW.YcRK DTosuAl.Y

FINANCIAL AcEss or fuE UNITED STATS.
NOE u and - Pine.st,
Receives subscriptions 10 The new $40 THTAsurN
soTIs. which Ie convertible at maturity INTO SIX Pm
CENT co. D-BFARTyG 20 EoSDs
Commissions of per cent allowed In all cnsOt tnd
ii5cra! terAI 70 Banks who buy to sch again.
Receives slbsci plions TO Die 1910 Bondsi
Converts tho old $40 notes into por cent. 1851
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. AID
trrnsacx all Other business connected with GoYsra.
us@"t. horHu KAIoHUn. President.
u W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

Atclceram from San Francisco, dated 2''h init
onctcs mining stocks &C., as follows Savage
81 800 per foot Gould and Curry, si,o55 per foot
Cheller. 81 Geo per foot. Yellow Jacket $50 per
foot; Sierra Nevada, 50 Per foot.
The following is the statement Of 'hc condition
of ,ho banks of Ncw-York city, for tie quarter
ending Sept. 20:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

BOARD OF ALpERMES.--Ihe Board OF Alder
raen met yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. IN the
ajsencv u lie President Alderman JEElNnt took the
cLai. but quorum no, being present. me Board ai'
ouIled 10 Monday next. at =. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

NEw-YoRG WoaEgs INrmHARY AssoclA'
TIoy-The iiT.t annual meeting OF the Womens InhTTo
ary Association took place yesterday afternoon n cns
II the psllors or tie filih-re. Hotel Dr. J. + GR.
IL the chair.
Ills Associations Eospiti located In 0nehandrcd-
end ffy.sxthst and TenSaye.. has been opened foa2
months.
The report 81 the managers sets forth That tie nnl
Der OF patients treated has been Thirty two Oh HAnm
more than oue-thirl have been beneic.arics.
The attending surgeon cad physician. pr. y W
MITCHELL, reports that tlty-tVo patents gave eceh
uador trcatmcnt including ron cat door patients.
Tie receipts ape given s3e-3 while the expcn eD
amounted O. - rs 81 leaving balance In the Urea
sury oi si.n ~.
The following officers we're elected for the ensulns
wear.
Hr. Dr. B-,arl FIR. Direrressi Ms. q. w. L.at-
second Ds,t.ss Mr. g. 5. iors. Secretary Mrs. Goo Y
Gilbert Iroasurer Manasorssirs. " II. 0sceuough M
Dr.sa Aiis sire. Augustus Cleveland .ir- r. o. Nom
soaacry Me- b. NJ. II. Dgckwor,a, MIS- d. ". {. We
M o. w Hatch. NE,. Cyrus Cleveland. Mri James "
pr.kr Mrs A. n. Lowry. Mrs. II. L. Colt. Ccnsili -,
Physicisns-Dr. John r Gray, DR.. EdwstlbtyGd co'l.
ng sursrons-Dr Acx +. Hosaek Dr. J. - McAicksr A.
,ordin. Physician and sgrseon-Dr. }. ". Mitchell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

RACIyn or THE HoBoKrS CoURsB.-A match
Il mile heats best two IN three foT one hundred dollars
between Mr.. GAhHr BELLS 3-ye-roid chestnut colt
and Mr l.. ssEDiooRs J-yea.-od IA. sr seacaucn-'
came of ca tne uoboken E.ce track yesterday. Tie
eisuut coli was lie fayorie at tae start ~Hd won tnf
fra, heat after capital race. BY meek only IL 2'l0
The bay gr'ding now became tho iavortr. as it was
considered ,i NJ. superior condition would enable h.'
To pu through 10 the two next heats oie efiy ~
IS and 81. both heats being vel! clrsel! contested
To-day tour milo heat match takes place ON lbs
ahoyo track betw,on FIR. l. SSEDicoRs four year Oh
grey colt ~ Gray Eagle aud u. hcDcLEsa bay ry by
Inn scvthian 4 years. for $50 Both horses Grc IN
active training and their Oracre arc each sauguAe u
success 4 nie-heat lace bet rcen Gray l.ag.c my
yenr4 aud yesr old Scylhien illy for sJy cones
of on he Same track aud tac same day These two
races VIII make good Grys sport and nIe certain 20
attract la re attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28
4 NOTORIOUS CousrIFKlrRR ARRESTED The

4 NOTORIOUS COUNTIFBIrER ARRESTED. %
rhitioh Precinct Police Wednesday night arrested
JA,rs CoLBuRS alias JERRY CowDES. at ms resderoe
In Ia, Eighth.eve near One-tundrcd srd.tveny.ninv
81 on barge OF being engaged IN CONTRIBUTING Ir
his residence we're found hand press tools paper etc
Ire attention OF he police attracted 10 inc mouse
by seeing the inmates working 80 much Of night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

UNCONVENTIONAL RANSEY yesterday
Lcld on inquest at No 225 West Twentyhfrh-st.. on
tho body Of Mrs. MAET GALLO widow no resided
IN tho basement OF the above building On Wednesday
night fro discovered in the apartments occupied
hy tho deceased Through The cxcrtOus OF Engine
Company 40 ~ 10 was soon aVtngushed and she " sc
hen discover ell sing the fo,r dead. verde. C..
death from suiiUcuti0n." WIGS rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

UEaxrs.-Voesi, sbral, I teliue and ~
ioniua we, tres.es -'ei ~ ?. 4. bAsa1's' ~ ~
Il. Uon-si., llsa a. 4n. & .. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

ATTEMPTED SUiCIDE.--On wednesday night
Mr. RAY. residing a, the Albany House, No. ls west.
st. brought the twenty Precinct Station
House. suffering from ths effect Of poison administered
by himself Medical aid procured anildoes ed.
nlinsiorcd, aaG IN short time DO aas pronounced cut
VI danger aud seLt home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

WINDOW SHAPES, . :.
t.srrg. n eptc-s' C. Ia }. u. MILL
A'DNe 4l''-s' No. 80 BIosd~N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

FELOyIoUs AssAULT.-iir. J. L. HOWARD, 3
clerk in tho Office OF the Crotoa Aqucduct Department
while passing along .Chauberst. in f.ont Of SrEwArs
dry gOois st"re against by truck containing
case of goods propelled by owen Toeno-, poIior IA
tie store. y qaarge. ensued md feeney finally srucs
him 10 the neck h Gotten hook aficting serious
wound. H. wOa taken 70 tho kew.Fork hospital
focnoy Was arrested and committed b. Justice Dow
LING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

A NEW WAY TO WIE A RACg.-JAMEs RI
I1Y. residing lot mo- 369 lhenFy-st, yesterday APP
pesSsd before Justoe MAysFIRLD end stated thai on
tho 23i inst while rowing match on the East River.
and when about mile in advance Of his opponent.
boat containing JoEV CARPFSTsR JcHS HEHSRasY
and - llEyyrssY was rowed eoross his bows, and
CARPENTER showing pistol, ordered him 70 stop.
With The pistol held his head ho gsl ordered 10 Ne
up his have bis boat upset Frightened by these
them until hs opponent was IN alvarez OF him about
half mile aud certain 20 win tho race when they re-
stored tie and jeefinsy told him he could go
The accused had evidently bet on RUrN's opponent.
and took ihis method of preventing him winning the
race. CAPESIEa MAS arrested aud ccinGliiOd by tho
ma, .strato.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

lAdssnsru.nL
IlOwEs q MACY,
Tor1nerly Offers OF the Perk BauD
BANKERS. No 20 Wal-st. New York.
-Four per cent Interest allowed Dcrosits which
may be made and drawn at plcaFuro as with ITO CITY
Banks.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued 90 parties dcs'ln) FOR
rcniitrnces to ANY pa, Of The country.
Particular etieAton paid 10 tlo collection 81 Notes
Cbccss Pills of Rzchargo &c. on al accessible points
Of tie United States and Canada. aid cAeoLa or TO
proceeds sent tho owBUs place OF business without
delay
Orders FOR Tho purchase sale Of the various ksaes
Of Government and other Stocks. Bonds, and Go!d,
promptly executed for he usual commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

A STREET TGfgF.--J0SPpil SMITH was yes
erday caught Ia the act Of stealing piece oi silk vel
vet valued si4J from express wagon standing IN
the Howcry. near Dcanoyst. TIE properly belonged
10 III NORRIS ROBERTS. 30. isl i.iehths,e. liz - g.
committed Tor tliAi by Justice MsAstIs.D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

NV NUIsANcRs. To the already long eita-
los4e u grievances under which The nsGscd public
New iork has to suffer- may now DO added row H..
Fiction which for Bono days has been psrading tho
streets in the shro OF Two enormous advertising vans
about Thirty feet Tong eight feet vide and per
hap ton Hei nigh. -uyre,a ritl pGcari printed IN
nous trrs 81 oil cnors Fortunately Us ceT,cr
was cGt sl0.t ~ The lDoC sac. nOA8 The obstruction
which j. asg 10 Tho Traffic, gLa the manner IA which
Il Wa rehtCuiig the horses 80 Al pissed brought 90
tho CT La. alp5ars thyle u no authority 20 give
a. ..rsiimcnarl ar 40
the Mayor VII probably recommend 10 tho Common
Council il0l prohibition. Nc shall - 10 De hoped
csoape the .lhnliOn Of such nusanoo1
Another aul more segc4s nuisance, one Ia isct 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

north mention being the Passaic rver, whioh VIII
ho hridrol near BelleviDe. No heavy cuttings VI
or,b,nlmonts. no sharp curves or steep gradients
mil; 10 needed An offer to grade, bridge ADD lay we
.,rorst ,eture has been made for less Than SV,oVV
,cr mile. We are informed that the agent OF a
European house, after investigating 'ne pi"J'o''
has offered to take lorgo amount q BOMBS On Ia
yoroble terms. 1t is designed TO pu; the ro'o
nnder contract forthwith and have the line III op'
Grafton ly the Summer of lot5.
The product Of the Lake Superior Copper Mines
in Sertember vas 81 tuns and il6 lbs.
The following ere the receipts Of -four, wheat and
corn at Chicago. from September TO October y;
Flour bsl. l lss@o ito. iiss. Dee. e9ess!l
ssa, t bush !, 9S. oS3 q s s7 Zee Zee.
The exports from Chicago during the same Perioa
were: rvooss o.
Imports Exports. Imports
Flour bbs.......... g712lO .C"<9 -
Wheat, besh. Se9 el 5o3 f.sS S "a s .q5a
The deliveries of grain at tidewater by the En'
Canal have been as follows, from the opening O
,aviga,ion 10 the 18th OF October.
1882. 1868. I ,t'i d
F.our bils........... lC05@D syl'r - ~ G
wheat b1shcs....... 237lhgN ~ 0i.0oo ~. az
Corn .-.---.-.-.--.ssf i'rw'f'e 49,, -., 80 "a.
Barley .....-.....-..'- '''f.'o 49,, .oo -. efa
Oats. "f'ftNoo 'o,5'.co 90 ~
Rye -.....---.---..-.. V@'''''
The falgng Of in ,he receipts of -four, wheat an'
corn is very marked.
The exports Of Petroleum fFom the United STATE
10. ten months of the calendar years lo0@5-0l, les
ono week in October yet to be reported, have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

TotJ.......l.7'.r "a ~ 1852 IS <7,2.h %
Being an Increase Of 81 'oo0 PEI cent over last yci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

Tho meeting Of the American Bible Union vas co'
timed at THO Broone.st. Church yesterday.
The Committee On English Scriptures made toe {,
loving report through the Rev. DT. j. WssTcOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

The exports Of Petroleum from Tie Onitea states
70. ten months Of the calendar years io-'5-o4 less
ono week in October yet TO be reported have been;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Michigan Central Railroad.

Great Csntra. Route to Ne,o York. NeW Eagtand
aid the Canadds.
HNN AND AtiE> SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
18th, 1858, trains viii leave the Great Cen
trai Union Depot foat Of Lake street, as follows:
q 10 4 =, s3undays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
8 So pm; rorcn.o ! Is "a ; Suspension Bridge
4O5 = IN Bafi 40 % p IN, Albany As p N,
New I ork 80 IN, Bos,os IL SO a IN.
20 m, sat ,rdays excep cd Arrive in netrois
o. . IN, Toronto 4 Is p IN Susl ension Bridge
AS n, Buffalo s 70 p N. Albany a. New
York IL ~ . m bostsn 90 p N.
10 90 m ~aturd avs and Sundays excepted. Ar.
rive in Detroit 10 90 N. Toronto c5 p IN
Nusususien Bridge 10 p N, ny 8 ~ N
New York 3 Is p y. Boston oopm
oloc1nnAt1 Trains
<via Michigan Central Z ~
r..v. Chicago u 80 n Mail Train, 10 90 Fas
r.oress. The ~ " pm Train leaving Chicag'
runs through = Cissaanati without cha1ge .
S Ss.,ss ~ '' rsssss ysatilatins and Warming
A.-~s.s On I'll Uass Of this Company. An slegan
ssrsssrr a.. With Euchss Tables. has lately hssi
sSiel 70 day trsins. Pateat Sleeping Cas- o.
. ~ t,ssns. Baggage Checked Through.
fhrsrsh Tickets f6s ~ - ell psincip.i Kali
- ~ 40 ~ Weoe, u Tie 0ensfal O0ee
ss--ss 90na "a ~ su6es8 0tsosee. (aadee ~
&Snne Go1b4 Qhioaeos aaa = t1e1else. .
- 81 y. 9lOBs 0e.enl sapJ.
z " es1ls y Il = - :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
GENERAL NEWS.


There are in Massachusetts 37,615
more females than males.
A report was made few days ago to
meeting Of the Horticultural Society in
Cincinnati that after a careful examina-
ton Of the peach buds the committee
are OF the opinion that every peach bud
is killed-the effect Of the recent colt
weather.
| /. is said that Washington Irving
realized on his works the sum OF $685.
1888. Since his death, to Sept. 30.h,
1863, the sum Of s34,273 has been re-
celved by his executors.
Coal operatives from the British prov
inces are taking the places of those who
have so disturbed operations in the
Pennsylvania mines during the past
year.
The small pox is alarmingly prevalent
at Nashville, Tennessee. Duling the
past month there were three hundred
and twenty-five cases and nincty-eight
death, the number of cases in the hos
piial having increased one hundred and
fiitysI during the month.
Brtirh soldier was publicly logged
IN Toronto last week for Insubordina-
ton. lie was senteuc d to receive so
lashes, but suffered SO severely from The
! cuts OF the cat that the surgeon st pped
the drummer at the 44th lash. Blood
dropped in clols from the wounds, and
the soldier groanei with agony.
The New York City Inspector saws in
bis report: at WI hardly be credited
that in this city there are over 5000
| families living IN underground cellars,
by $4,000 persona"
A letter from Danvile, Ind, to the
Indianapolis journal, says that more
tre cs we're killed by the late cold snap
10 that vicinity than at any one time
heretofore. Peach, pear, snd the more
tender varieties OF tees are generally
kllled to the snow-leve. Apple-trecs
do not show to what extent they are
uatpf 5td.
The London (England) Court journal
says: "A gentleman fresh from bret
journey to t. G United States, gives it as
his op Mon that the Americans will soon
iepudiate their war Indebtedness, basing
it on the fact that the people place no
sort OF reliance upon the green-bscks
which have been SO profuse'y issued
There arc some heavy items in the
navy appropriation bill just submitted to
the House by tho Committee Of Ways
and Means. The heaviest item is for
construction and repairs Of machinery,
$2S,3l2, 900; construction and repairs
OF vessels next, S22,sOOO0O. The pay
roll is provided with Sl9,423,24l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
iMPOE Ant 10 LADIES
G REAF ERiCAN REM EDY.'
IJrs Aax voyyS

hronoT h erma! & c male Esiiis,
"a HICE HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
(waen the directions have been strictly
followed in removing aillcu;iss arising from
DISTRACTION OR STuPPAGE OF NATURE,
or IN restoring the system TO perfect health ~hen
Suffering from special Affections iroIapsus UteIi,
the nites, or other weakness OF the UtoIine Or
gans. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
constitution, and may b taken by the most del
icate female without causing distress ; at the
same time - ct like - Char".
by strengthening, inyigcrating aud re.tosing the
system to a healthy condition,and by bringing on
on the monthly period CT regularity, no
matter from what cause the obstruction may
arse. They should however NOT te taken the
FIRST three or four mon. his OF pregnaey, though
safe AT any other time, as miscarriage wsuld be
the result. Each box contains 90 pills. Ptice 81
Dr.. Kayuey's treaties on diseases nt Females,
Pregnancy, hiscarricgc, Barreanees, Ser.li-
ty, Depreciation Gad bsse q Nature,
and einpaatcaiiy tho LADIES' Pm: .rE MEDICAL
ADVISER. pamphlet OF 50 pages, sent tree TO ny
address. Six cents required 70 pay postage.
The Pills and Book will be sent by mail
dentialy, when desired, securely sealed, aud pre-
paid, or receipt Of rDoney by
J. BRY AN, n. d., Gen1sa1 agent.
-76-Ce dar-slrest, New York.
Sold By all the principal Druggists.
Smith d Dwyer, " holesaie Agents. Chicago
l. J. WELLS Agent payenpolt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Hannibal & St Joseph Railroad


TN GOOD CoNpIT1oN. AND TRAINS ARE Ar,
mining daily, East snd West. for the 'rsnspof..
-, - nsssenvers AL freight with care ana
aespatch All lsailrosd, located cas-. Of the mis-.
is Line :! splsns'a ,ssa Of f rses
:. M;ssnmr; river ran daily, south to Leaysn-
worth. Parkviiic, QuiudarO. Ny.ndct;e and Nan s.
sas City and tri-wsskly, north 70 Nebraska CITY,
PIa,isusouth, Omaha, ssd Cssaeil Bluiis. a..
pa;iv Mail Coaches run Ia connection Win
.~a;,s &c iris road % oil Important towns In
Northern Missouri and southern Iswa. Also TO
Lawrence, Topeka, Hs-t Riley and Fort Scott
Kansas. C,..:. Mil
Geo chcs leave daily. Time 70 Denver City . day
Salt Lake 3 days, Sc. traneisso 10 days.
Rates Of freight always - iev - by any oths'
line, while the patron ssves isfgsy In insa' snce
Distance. Changes and Tine. ~
| b. GROAT, Gcn'l Ticket Ag't, Hannibal, Ac
| W. KoBlNSON. ereiGhs Ar.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
TIE AMERICAN ORGAN

is an entirely new Instrument. II contains both
The 4 a.ens 7remoio and Forte stop, Anse
Sv.K LouLf, B,tlous and Two Blor Pedals
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Third Edi ion, 5Oth Thousand
.MANEoo

j. TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNl -
~ Involuntary Ennis sionT, Men,al and r lea
lneapaeity. Loss of Power, Premature Decay, L..
peiimonts to Marriage. seryors DEBILITY, Sell
epuse Sexual Diseases. &C., &c
by Hosr. b. EELa. u. D., Member of the Roy al
C, .sss Of Surgeons, London. 70 RACES. P.ice cts
This Book shouldbe read By every one. and
part c.larly BY those arriving at Manhood. 1t
cont aims impor ant advice to all ana me means o.
.a,aosd T.ossvsds /rom a l.fs " iiseyy.
Sent under sealed envelope, BY mail. on r.
ceipt OF the money or postage stamps, BY ~.
j. BRYAN. N. D.. Cedar-St Ncws Yo.G
IL. WELLS. Agent, Davenport.
ap23.d&wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01

REGULATING PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
A bill is before the Penney lvanla Leg
isIsturc to regulate places Of amusement,
one section of which makes it pun sh-
able by fine aud Imprisonment to employ
any females to Wait upon or furnish re-
ircshmcnls to the audience during the
exhibitions or performances.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
Chicxsc az ! ts'sb ssianss as: :-ss4. a.

Ckicxso az ! ssssb ssiaEss s DID, s a
WINTER ARP ANGEMENT. 1863.
a.. AS All IN MVNpai, NOV. 10. 1875
and until iuTtnei novice, trains s..l ieavs
Osveu pei I daily, Sundays excepted, us follows:
-vMesS. oiu p. n
4. = bsssHrsrs daily, Sundays ex
Sd night
TrAsps arrive .f.S5 A. q
cepted, ~ follows: - :
Let night express ~. .....-..
Id daily express and mail train 49,. ..o-e"
All lrai IL over tnis route are IA .ircct
asCh,easo with ,rains over both the maoni f',
Southern, Michigan Central, fittsparg, re.'
Wayne, aud Chicago Raj to ana from 70
srois, Toledo. uOiamSus cleveland, Cino'n n.s.
litssburk, uunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Aics'
~, New I ork. Philadelphia, Bsl.lmsrs and ASH
ington. :,
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF
diving disunct directions to the destination o.
Sheir baggage, also to procure tickets before tax
ing their seats in the cars, AS the conducttrs col
ct fares only TO stations on the line OF he Oh
enao an6 Hook leland Ksilrpad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Dav.nnoe, Ny 49, 1888 G!i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-01
III HAPPINESS orFaEsEssSG
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