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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
ST ATE Or IOWA.


ADIUrATr GE ERAL,S OFFICE
DaTsaroar. jay 9Th ls5I
Gtnerai Osders No. e3
!. Tai- Sllts 10 author,1 Il to r,!ee two us.; Yes
imeats Of infantry un:sr thu las. cal.
Citizens properly qua..tsi for this service vii 30
eomtn.'ioAei as Iecraiting officers.
IL F.om Information 7, ceived 1t is believed tn I
any OF tae hunirs4 caye er,latl gfSr oae. two
or thr-e yeas-, Will ba crsii.ed for The tins they
have served {. tha oc hlndsea daTs service, AMI
his De aartme3. reqnss.s ths. al, ceicere and men
OF tae che ianarod days service repor. 70 the De.
p,f;Ensnt tie a.nes Of insn vho will onlis. fJr iho
ons, two 0. ,Eses year, service.
III A R.oru,. ng otiicars will bs yrided by tho
Rules aad ieyu atoms ofths War pe 2a-tcleat er.
listing only a5.e sodied ma, be,Ween the aees ef
Is and (: ycars, ia good health aad free from a
physical defeots Min5-, mas: Oh. ala tho vri,.ea
con.ea. of their parents or guardians, and none
must he below the standard height OF S feet 8
inches,
~. II q Recruiting Oficar i. enable / 10 ra;sa q
ful! Com iany tso - lJi, a,.as.veD wi.hia tho dis.
trict assigned Ii said Com any IL authorized and
iirecioi 20 egAn.xc by tho election OF Corn oanv
Jhaers, su jsci to the cpproy-i of the G5ycrpo. :
pri II found impossib!e % raise the CoIlpaay In be
time prescribed, he Will Sc a farward lie recruits
- 81 uoo' VI e.bSiyt Is Iteu tnu IN elch g
- Bis disorsi oa sLs dictate tu. as often ss & .
aye. upon trals2osiatio passes furnished by hi.
lice or ay Lieu :en.lt CJlouei Wiia n n Grie,
f'rs. Cavalry, chile! uast.ri q Unoer OF this
Dist.c win q ia. of nan 3 of those fcrwnrded
ths recrGits ny be or lesel TO rendezvous before
Ia. date. Tne Recruiting Oiioer vii. ~ .eeat a
oad carefully sr itea ss,ess his proc secinve
under s.soaimis aon, AID complets Es; of the
rscfuts obtAiaet giving naYne, axe, rau and re.,
10 oe u each, togs her with ,he da.e OF enlist.
neut AMI the time Of .,a-.ing for Rendezvous,
said Rscr i:ng Otsicer 10 suthor Eel d, zee h,s
recr Ats In quarters ara suhst tn, m II au ert ems.
u no. ov,r ort' seLis per Gay fr each MAJ, wnere
aamb rs s-e -uo=!sted iof a number CT days
BY order OF lts ,onms:asr a-uh,ef.
b. BAKER,
ju'y2. Adja:ea. Genera, Of Iova.
~ Papers that have usually p~.ished no.ces
this De s.e-.mcE,, will i1aez. rce above ordsrs
nd lei ter
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
RIVER ITEMS.

The favorte nail and passenger packet Jennie
Wnipple, Captain Carphell will depart for Fort
Madison and way points tomorrow morning tai
a clock. Leinuel iaIkiinr>t iu the Office. Il. A.
Tiebsin. agent.
The Northern Line packet Muscatine
Captain Rhodes. will depar, for 81. Louis to-
morrow. George ". jerks in the Office. K. NJ
Prcttvman agcn
The popular mail and passenger packet James
Means, Captain Jerry Wood. will depart fer Din
buque ami way points to-merrcw az o clock K
d. PrettyMan. agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
war nEPARrpsxc J
pRovc,T I4ReHAL utassAi'3 USsfcsS
asaiSoros l. T., .ll.y %. iscA

war nEPARrpExr,
Paovc,r I.RsaAL HsasaAi'S UssicsS
asaiSaros l. C., Il.y 20 lscA
H's E1csiisrsy fAs Gge9aos ef iexs,
Dayen pert. Iowa:
6iA -You ore hereby sr.hor zed 70 rA.se two 12l
atw retnsnts Of Volunteer Infantry. urda: Tho
a. OF the is n inat., for sla oea men.
The term OF sorsice will os f,f either ore. two
= three years, ns recra ta nliy elec..
Til. 8 iii regiments ma.: De mastered in befor,
september 5.h, Isii In order that ,hev ,,sy h,
;r-di.ed thsqaota Of the state, gaasr lie sfc,e
"a Z re,
tno )mp,et, resi insa.s a1i com paaiss wh,ch .ail
TO oigau.-e With q reas ,nsbs .-ae, viii be cen
40. dated firm AL 10 mustered Ia with
mpls.o sSSilnen.al Organization befors that date
The recruitment crsan,xA'ioa, ald n asicr into
rvic,, will be il conformity with the require
menis Of the existing regulations OF the War Do
.artmeni.
Boansies vii ba psid Ia sooosaancs with tho
prcvsiora OF Cirorlas No. %. eYrren. ecre,, f.cn
his osice
an sr, very respectfully.
Yuu: o5edeat servant,
J. q. FRY,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
Fvov"A' n 'TfhA' Ts eEA'.
Mississippi & Missouri Railroad.


Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 18th, lsci
Oand until further notice, trains will leaTe
export as ioiiows:
5 40 A. u. FOR Grnnel and Washi.ctor.
S - \. NJ. ireigli accommodation Tor Grinncll
. IL r DO do Iowa City
AMI Musca,ipe.
Trains arrive al Davenport as follows
s oa \. VI. freight and accom- mediation from
Iowa Gity.
a. T.. v. freight and accommodation frcu,
Grinnel and Was siington.
i5p.n express from Grinnell and Nuscatine.
The ) 45 III. train out of Davenport, makes
direct connection a; Grinnell, Iowa Civ, and Ut
Washington. with the Western Stare Co.'S sta
ges for ali points West, South West, and North
West
Train from, the west connect at Davenport
with trains ofihc Chicago Rock Island RR. fol-
all points East. North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity o.
giving distinct directions as 10 the destination o
,aggase, also to procure tickets before taking
heir seats IN the cars }. L. TRACY. Supt
A. kiMBALL, Asst Sur't nv 10 'tl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
COM N e RCIAL.


OFrIcs OF TEE Davenport DEyorrar,
Wednesday evening, July 81. 1864.
FLoun.-Retai sll 80 in Dbl 81 90 in paper;
wholesale go, 80 in bb S.0.50 in paper.
WHEAr-No. !. well cleaned, round and plump.
Clab. Tea and GsIena. sl.-o Nc. 4, all sound,
not clead enough for No !, 1885, rejected, mus
~ and damp. 100 cents.
CORN Shelled No. l. sound, plump and drv.
2l"5; do No. /. shrunken, in ear. No. !, sound
plump and dry, ! o., do. No Q shrunken, e5.
Oars. NO. /, clean and sound, Is; do. No. 2,
damp and no. clean, 60
WHrrs BrAys.-*2o o0Ges So
FLiysgKp.- $zV0ld2z5.
TIaorHr.-t2 25025e.
CLovnR.-S7. 7."c@7 .25
PoTsTo7s.-,.3N15
Br-rfa-lsc.
EGs = l2t{e,
New York Markets..
CoIrDS-Tirrncr al .6.c. -
Floua- 20l5o lower i9se q 70 % tor extra
State $l0-t@0li9 80 for u. 4 ..
WagAr-s cents lower 422Jqa4N Chicago
Spring; T. riga Milwaukee Club; a. 253a
2.5S winter red
cogx-Si ap@t -.
OArs--9a@s sl.0u
PoRK-tis mess. t.a - old ness.
LakD-209.3lc.
NnisxT-:i,3
New York Stock Market.
New York. July 25
Gold closed al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

LAMENTABLE AFFAIR 1t is with regret
that we feel called upon to day as public
journalist to notice the fall of Levi Flick cd
ger Of Coe township IL ,...is eounty Mr. F.
vas 'ricsteu ON Friday last on a warran. - :,
Constab e Drew on the charge of having ii
ci,intercourse with his own daughter. Il,
was brought before Justices Holmes and
Hunt at Port Ryrs,n where i,e underwent an
examination fer the crime Charged. Inc
sirl testified iiai her unnatural parent had
forced her Oh several occasions to submit 10
his last. Rock IsianL Enion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

LAWS or IoNA.-We have received a be und
e,py o! the Acts erd Re.niutio, passed a,
tie Regular Session OF the Tenth Geuer.l
A>semb , Of the State OF of Iowa." printed n
the won't goad ct, 10 OF our worthy Stat
Printer, tor shch DR. Wright VII! please a.
cent our tha,k,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

We will pay the following Lounties TO cx-
emp's from draft, who may enlist as sutri
tutes, at our Office
For 'hscc year. service, ce,.......&3 $500.
do two do .... 200
do one do Inu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

IN h"ENNh' '4e ee's'Fa'sd ...ani,h Ply
-'''"'. lay be consulted on all Old chronic
diseases at his Office, below the National
Bank on Main street sor eyes and cars
Dr + has no equal IN Iowa, for he cures
and the opposition of TIE spirits don't pre-
vent b. Fcrrard from curing his patients.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

MILITARY CLoTuISG.-T The place to buy
YOU military outfits is at Mas d Myers. No.
II West Second street. They have the
largest and best selected STOCK in the city
al goods warranted. Cali before purchss-
In, riscWicrr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

TnE Iowa CLUSTER. v. p. Camp
bell, who resides on the corner Of Locust and
BRAD Streets, has placed upon our table a
cluster ofapple which have matured in his
garden the present season, 4 Ihard to
beat He informs US that-:f ecl from
which these apples originated was planted
in ls49, and that the tree is yielding ubun
dainty. The species of apple is known as
the Iowa Cluster, and Judging from this as
specimen. we predict it will rank among
the irst order of Missouri fruit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
To.Days' Advertiseme nts.
anted.

1 y OWNER FOR A GRAY HORSE. sup.
i. \ posed Il have been stolen. Atl!reS. ]. {
feagerden UaY export, lowe. iV9s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
DEMOCRAT

. PxrrisciLL I Co. No. 81 Park Row, New York
fsAte 81 ees, Boston, agent. In those c,isa
MI ar. authorized 70 a nd .nh.rrn
non. Ipr us at our lowest rates.
. u II scsisks, - Dearborn street, Chicago. IL au-
'"orix' q 70 receive Adscrt'seBeBIs Tor this y luer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

CLoaXs. circulars and lace goods cheap a.
Whisler's In silk, in cloth, in mozambique,
lace points, etc. 3tawtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

DAVENPORT IOWA. THURSDAY, JULY %. 1864.

HE NEW BosroS..-We give the demen-
sions below Of this new packet which has
just been completed on the Rock Island side
for the trade between this point and Fort
Madison. The New Boston is splendidy
constructed boat, and has been built with
an eye TO the comfort and safety Of passcn-
gers. She is well aoportioned and roomy,
and ALI ports Of her machinery work up to it,
requirements. This boat was built under the
superintendence Of Capt B. W. Davis,
than whom none have better understanding
Of what is necessary Of steamboating.
The dimensions of the Steamer Ner Boz
ton is one hundred and ffty-eight feet
Length thirty.wo t.et, depth OF hold five
feet. The hall was built at Port Byron BY
w J. Sheppard, one OF the best and most
fnishcs! w ors men on the river. The cab
ins wer. made and pat on at Rock Island
By Mr. A. M Lar.Inore; the cabin is one
hundred and twenty eight feet, ard on each
side are state rooms fer seventy passengers.
The painting va, executed bv NJ Mulloi-
land. At each end Of the cabin is fancy
sketch painted by Mr. VIM Knec.e. The
one Of the rear is fancy sketch represent
ing New Boston and its approaches the
one IA front j: that OF an Indian scene in
the day whea this country was inhabited
by the red man of the forest.
The machinery Of this boat is from tlie
celebrated foundry Of Moore i Richardson,
ins:nnati Ohio. The engine Is five fest
stroke by fifteen inch diameter and is per
feet in all its parts.
The sheat-iron work il by Mr. Henry
Housman Of Rock Island.
The furniture and bedding vas furnished
by Mr. Scbv, OF Davenport, and is Of a
substantial kind,
The kitchen outfit is from Van Duzens
establishment; At Cincinnati
The gas pipes are from Mr. j. Hilev't cs.
tabllshmcnt ul Rock Island
lne Tonnage Of the boat is two hundred
anu thirty tons Government measurement
THE STATE UEivzRs,rr OF IowA.-Wr
have received ca.aloens of tue e,atr Uui
verify a. Iowa ty for the year le63-4 The
number OF gentlemen students is l76; OF lad.
pupils 265. Resiien. graduates 2; and STU
deu's 10 tie Medical Department 235, max
ing grand total Of 669 pnpis OF all grade.
Among the ladies', We fad the names OF Mis-
Ellen Darxe, Msis A. J. Fasber ami Ms, Gar.
~ Lambert, all OF Davenport. This Ius.i,u-
ton Is in tiourisbing condition no.wi.hs.and.
irg the war, although Ia names OF it's stu
dents appear On the Roll OF Honor, or Army
List. The Medic,l Departm.nt is g. Keu.
knk. The nex. term cru ncncas September
l5-h, 1864. cl ssing Deaanber 2l,t with q va.
cation OF Two weeks. The Medical course
opens on the Goth of October at Keokuk, con
ii uinp four weeks, with six lectures daily.
Toe Government Hospitals a, Keokuk rel de,s
t,is school cnr of the e.. in ihs country, 10,
fasi lea for obtaining practical surgical in
formation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

TsY Seelyes catarrh remedies and DR.
striclland's dysentery curatives. Ballord
sells them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

Az no, or GENERAL MERcuANrIsr, consisting
., nry t;ood.. Groceries Hardware. hats and
Cans Boots and Shoes for sale or exchangc 10 ,or
~ ,.,.v THIS stock was selected In De
ie ~, =, low ,,r,ces FROM Johbers. aud rs
.,.,.I t.,r sal, ON account oil the failing health
.,f i, owner. Ii can be bought at 9reaf pr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

THrRE is no use OF discussing the matter
as to the best place to purchase your stock
Of groceries. Every body knows that Parks
& lIosmcr sell cheaper than any other cs-
tablishment in the city, and keep better
goods. They have large stock and buy
for cash, which enables them to sell at a
lower figure than others can afford to. Gall
and examine. Satisfaction guaranteed. -
Remember the place, corner OF Fourth and
Brady streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

Term" Of Subscription for
DA IL Y ID +. OCRA T..
on ASDAFTER JULY !, 1854.
BY MAIL:
SIX ilonihs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.59
Three months o y,
One Mouth -
NvARisRLT II ADVANCE.
Nc paper sent !ongc. ;aan pad for
CITY SUBSCRIBERS
viii lie furnished by the Carrier ii zac per week
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
YIELDS
Photographic Rooms j!
Day BOarders.
Ger. Kria and So oaJ SIS.

A FEW GENTEEL PERSONS CAN HEAR
~ OF AN excellent opportunity to obta inLCsr.
ing upon applying to this office. incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

ErNvINo AG,~.-The 2:l5 p IN. train,
which was suspended at the time OF the de-
stru ton of the bridge, has been resumed
agnia This train runs TO Iowa City and
and its absence was great dct-
rimcAt to the travelling community.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

Geo Ovr Eo1g1nn 9 A0ycI.:
6elts, HsnresSses esner
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28
JOHN l.. SWITs Il CO,
No. ] Nickolls' Block, up stairs.

PERsoSAL.- MAYOR Lowry, after an alb
sencc Of a few weeks to the keystone State,
returned home this morning. lie does not
lock any the worse for the trip
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-28

II you want suit Of good clothes the
place to get them is at sam Pcrry's, orpo-
site the Post Office. He has Il large stock
Of ready made clothing on hand, and also
makes to order. He keeps ar immense
stock of everything pertaining to gents
furnishing goods, and when You cannot suit
yourself by looking over his extensive as
sortment, there is 10 use going to any fur
ther troube-it is not in the city,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09
TRAYRLLKR,s RRGIsTER.

lTURDAY MORNING, APR. 9, 1864.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09
EpwIv CRoswrIL'g PIcrURE OF THE s1aE-

EDWIN CRosWELL's 8 PICTURE OF THE Sign
INC or THE COMPACT on BOARD THE MAY
ELowER.-This magnificent picture was
ordered of the artist, Edwin Croswell, by
that incarnation of bravery, the Iats lamen-
ted General Philip Kearney. Taken as 3
work of art, and in connection with its his
torical character, it is one of the most inter
esting pictures extant. It represents that
wonderful body of men, our Pilgrim Faith
e-s, gathered together in the cabin of the
Mayaower, signing the compact for their
own government. In the centre of that rev
ersntiaI band stands Elder Brewster, bis
hand uplifted invoking the blessings Of
Heaven, and near him that valiant soldier.
Captain Miles standish, meekly bow
ing his head and leaning upon his sword
Gov, Carver, thoughtful and resolute, Will
liam Bradford, looking towards Brewster
with a pious face, sweet Rose .staRdish
and the other immortal women Of the Com
pany, all form picturesque as well as his
toricaI group. The manner in which thai
compact was drawn, and the time selected
for signing it, showed thatthe leaders of Oul
Pilgrim Fathers were statesmen, and under
stood the first principle of Government
They did not postpone it till after they haC
landed, and thus run the risk Of. .disEensiOns
and perhaps defeat sf any attempt to form a
government. The result Of tb~ signing o.
that compact is seen in the wonderful growth
and influence of the descendants of the Pill
grims, who are now scattered from the At,
Iantie to the Pacific, and from the Lakes to
the GulE-a class of men possessing more
energy, intellect, scholastic attainments, ant
inventive genius, than any other equal num-
Der of people the world ever saw.
This picture has recently been engraved
on steel, and is now for sale. As gem o.
art it has no superior. No true descendant
of the Pilgrims should be without cspy o.
this engraving. The agent who is appointed
to solicit subscriptions for it, land whose
name we unfortunately cannot recall, y vii
call upon our citizens and give those who
desire it an opportunity to subscribe fol
d CODY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

An UNEXPECTED DIsoovERH.-A typo
in the LEADER office yesterday made most
startling discOvery-nOthing less than sill
yer quarter lying around loose " on the
pavement of Superior street. suspscting a
hoax, he guarded against any invisible thread
which might be attached to it, by bold and
sudden movement, placing his foot upon the
novel coin. Next, fearing that the piece
mightbe nailed down, he gave it an expert
mental kick. All rightI it rolled off
few feet and stopped. fastening to ex-
anime it, judge his joy at discovering it to
be real, bona ytide, Simon Pure quarter. He
thinks that he has struck lead and
COntsmplates prospecting Superior street for
a silver mine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09
NEW YORK mARKRr.-Aprn 8.

]
FlOuF-Stats and Western 5aIOc better Sales at
92Oa730 for extra State sT45s7 so for extra round
hoop Ohio; s7,65as,75 for trade brands, closing
steady
Whisky-Firmer. but less active. 81, sI,OskaIlO for
State, and 81 l0al,ll for Western
Enthusiastically lc better, bat quiet. Sales at
81 66@l SO for Chicago SPRING. RI,67al,7O for Mil
waukee club Sl,7lal.75 for winter red Western -
No. Chicago sDTing 81 SO in store Milwaukee club
for delivery in June 81 &C.
Rye-Quiet and firm at 81 ,25al 30.
Barley-More active.
COru-Quiet and nominaly unchanged Sales at
for old mixed Western in store and l,33 for do
delivered.
Oats-Quiet at the close, aud scarcely SO firm. sO<
a9lc for Western
Petroleum-In good specu'ative demand Guide
deliverable all this month, buyers option, at 35fc.
ehned In bond for May. buyers option, &c; re-
hned free. same terms and de livery, Sc.
WOol-Firmer and in fair demand
Pork-Active and pricfs higher Sales at go o.
2325 for mess S23 10 for old do a2l75a25 for new
do: e9 5Oa22 00fOr old and new prime: s2l 25a25 90
for prime mess. slsO 500 bbls new mess for April,
BUYERS option, at $500.
Beef-rirm and in good demand at els LOCALS, 60 for
extra mess, inf luding ot of chicago mess, fancy
brand, Deliverable in ay and June, at el7O0.
Cut meafs-Iu Gctive demand.
Bacon Stdea-Scarce and firm at ll4al2c for
Western Cumberland cut I21sc for do long ribbed /;
l2Ac for DO short ribbed.
Lnrd-scarcely so firm at l3146llc, the latter an
extreme lgure at the close.
BuIter-In fair request at 2sa37c for Ohio, and iOa
46c for State.
Cheese-steady at lsalso.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

PROMOTIONS IN THE 10lsr REGIMEET.-
The following is a list of promotions in the
line officers of the 1O1st Ohio, on the 18th
day of March last: From Ist Lieutenant to
Captain, George E. Emery, VIM. H. Beer,
Benjamin W. Bryant, Henry A. Tag
gart, and Ira B. Reed. From I'd to Ist Lieu
tenant, Alexander Hosmsr, James W. Rob-
srtS, Ebert J. squirss, jay C. Butler, John
G. PettioOrd, John S. Milliman, William P.
Myers and Jay C. Smith. From Orderly
Sergeant TO I'd Lieutenant, Jasper P. Web
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

smone % tho suffers and camp folIowe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

CAKPBELL's MIHsTEEIs.-This excellent
and popular band Of cOrkOnians open here
on Tuesday evening next April 18th, for a
brief season Of three nights. They have
been winning goIdsn-we should rather say
green-bseksd-laurels, since their last visit
here, and are now on their return westward.
We have no doubt that Brainard's Hall win
be crowded svery evening during their .tsy.
They will appear in PainesviIle on Mon
day evening, April I1th. We recommend
them to our readers in that locality as most
excellent cOmpany.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

Another CoEsPIRAToR ARREsTED.-The
region around Mount Vernon seems peculiar
Iy fruitful in snti-draft cOnspiratOrs.-
Another of these fellows, Lybargsr by name,
was arrested at Mount Vernon day or two
since for conspiracy to resist the enrolment
act. he has been brought to this city for
avaninaHo,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

ExAMEATIoE.-R Barrett was ex-
amined yesterday morning before 0. S. Com
missioner White, for illegally opening and
destroying letter. Barrett keeps tavern
on River street, and the person to whom the
letter was addressed is young woman who
has been servant of his. The examination
was continued until Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

ROBBERY IN HOUSE, OF I11-FAHK.-A
soldier was robbed of small amount of
money by prostitute yesterday afternoon,
in low den on Union Lsns. The woman
was aftervsrd arrested and was being con-
veysd to the ststiOn-hOuss when a rowdy ae-
quaintanOs of hers met the policeman who
had her in charge and attempted to rescue
her. In the struggle which snsusd, the wo-
man escaped, but her champion was arrested
and taken to the statiOs-hOuss. The woman
was afterwards re- arrested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

A VALUABLE STATISTICAL WoRK.-We
have received from ]. B. Cobb & Co. copy
Of tho National Almanac and Annual Rec
ord ''fOr 1854, complied and published under
the supervision of George W. ChilIs, PhiIa-
deIphia. After having given it somewhat
thorough examination, for the purpose of
testing its completeness and accuracy, We are
prepared to award it the very highest praise.
As q compendium ofststistios, containing in
itself almost everything of current interest
to which one can desire to refer, political,
scientific, literary, 60, lis beyond cOmpar-
ison the best work We have ever examined.
So much indeed is crowded into it that de-
tailed analysis of its contents, or a special
mention Of its peculiar excellences could take
up columns. It is 3 maitum IN pGrVo, con-
tanning information as to all facts Of interest
which have recently transpired. tits indis-
pensabls to every man who desires to keep
up with the age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

REV. s. P. CARLToN.-This talented BIZ
vine will preach to the Universalist Society
tomorrow at 1O1l O'Clock "A. N. and o'clock,
P. N, at the Sons of Temperance Hall, oppo-
site the Post Office Public Square. None
who were go fortunate as to hear this elo-
quent preacher short time since, will fail
to attend. The public are cordially invited.
april 9: l45.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-09

DECLmED.-Edwsrd Bingham, Esq, has
declined the nomination for Vice-Prssident
on the Library Association ticket, nominated
Wednesday evening. Judge D. R. Tildon
is spoken of as a candidate for the position.
A better selection could not be made.