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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2.-Mal. Gen. Burbridge
and Col. Farieigh returned to-day, the for.
mer resuming his command, and the latter, tor
the present, his position as commandant Of
this post.
The Nashville Union says that intelligence
entirely reliable reports that Taylor's date
Hoods) army is rapidly disbanding, and
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Crew of the Florida sent to Halifax.

Boston, Feb. 3.-The crew of the rebel
steamer Florida, captured in the harbor of Ba.
hia by the United States steamer Wachusett,
have been liberated by order OF the Govern
ment. They number about thirty. They were
taken from Fort w arren in q tug, and placed
on board the British steamer Canada, which
sailed from this port last Wednesday for Hal.
ifaY
Evening star., 1865-02-04

THE CoLoRs OF TREEs.-An English natu.
ralIst says the trees which in his country gives
the brightest colors are the beech, the oak in
the great variety of Its browns, the common
hazel in its deep yellow, the maple in its fine
yellow, several of the smaller shrubs of the
hedge rows, the laburnums and others with
their rich crimson and parples. But he gives
the highest praise to the American maple,
which is cultivated to considerable extent in
England.
Evening star., 1865-02-04

HAmong the queer parcels sent through
the London post-office In q single month Of last
year were seven thousand one hundred and
fifty. .one samples Of tea, three thousand three
hundred aud four Of sugar. one Thousand and
thirty OF hops, specimen OF asphalte, q crib
handle, bit Of liquorice, and a pair Of stays.
Evening star., 1865-02-04

1t is understood that Henry Ward Beecher YES.
terday asked and received from the Secretary
of War permission to preach the gospel in
Charleston in the ripeness Of time. He ex-
pressed particular desire to preach an elec.
ton sermon in the cradle of the rebellion ON the
occasion Of Ben. Buffers assumption of the
Governorship of South Carolina.-Wash. Cor.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NPFICE BALTIMORE OHIO RR. CO.,
" WARRINGTON, December Is, 1864,
Ia M ES[lE@s.a1 TTss;szzszS71 I1Szsssszss EzSSzsaz

NRFIOH BALTIMoRA OHIO BIB, CO.,
" WAsHIHGToN, December Is, 1864,
@ u - - 9 - -
On snd . s
Will De rnn FkH4ks q sIlsiysi sMioy1se NORTH.
RIsshRs H. 1RsAITIN9ks; WAY sT5TiSE HAn
Arrive At st baltimore 500. s:ooA'M. 'nk'0n 0'i' L. NJ
pssss ss NEW NEW Yl YORK PHIJdaADELPH1A Il Ex
Phiiad slphis Sc p M, New York $50 rs I'M, No
Baltimore tickets sold
Leave Washin sson % Sis A. ~. stoppine at Way
stations, connecting at Relay With the Mail Train
for the West. and reaching Baltimore at 1000
No 4-EIw YORK MAIL TRAIN-Leavs wash
1s. rAsd.iDhi. S:s1 ss, Ds@Its NJ" Yorf Z ioao
No. s-BALrIMoKn TRAIN AND WAY STA
riONSLsave Wsshinston 500 P. M, connect
ing at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive at Bal
No: e-BALTIMeKH ooMMurArIoN AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN-Lesys Washin gton
train stops At Biadsnsburs, Bsitsvilis. Laurel and
Anna polls junction only.
s2 s,RssTSN Is ALBAS! NEW XoRK San sx'
Arrive % 1t New Yori 100 An. Mails and I Passsn:
West lisofTk fsls 1oI III
Gov srnm M ent order. to insure the mails:
No. s-BALTIMORE & HARRISBURG TRAIN
No 9-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WRsTER TRAIN-Leave Washin gten at 1880
IN; Stopping st Relay House fer Western passen-
ssrs 10 take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Parkersburs, and al points in the West. Reaches
New York at els AM.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the eonnections vill be made
with the SIS A. n. and the and 4:30 P. N. from
Washin gton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
fer passengers on Sunday are tho 81 . and 11:15
A. M, and P n. for Baltimore, and ESQ P. N.
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, and
the p. n for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 the West as well - to
Philad elphia, New York, or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all hsurs in the day.
we'll as at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between IA and
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours,-also for
fhrou IN points. to save trouble and confusion at
The d. parture of the trains, 49,
AILPASsENGERS, wheth soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested te respect the
rules of the Line, established fer the general ad
yant.se such as the keeping OF one or more cars
for ladies' and their attendants, and the
prevention of smoking in any but the smokers
cnrs and also to make cheerful compliance
Tttk the decisions of the agents conductors
IN eRard TO their seats tickets ETC.. especially in
the hurry Of starting the trains
W 2. SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
L. ID. COLE. General Ticket Agent dec "
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From New Orleans.

CAIRO, Feb. The steamer Henry Ames
brings New Orleans dates to the 2Sth.
Admiral Lee and staff have arrived at New
Orleans on the flagship Black Hawk.
Cotton was less active.
The Ohio river is free of ice and rising rap
idly.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In TIE SENATE yesterday after our report
elesed-
The Senate took mp the joint resolution ex.
cludlng the States in rebellion from the num-
Der Of electoral votes, and discussed at length
the amendment exempting Louisiana from the
provisions of the resolution. The amendment
was finally rejected-yeas Is, nays %. This
decides against the admission OF the Louisiana
Senators. After further debate, the Senate
adjourned.
THE HOUSE considered the naval appropria-
tion bill, and without disposing Of the subject
adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
TENTH stysst abovs Pennsylvania aoe,,ae,

LAST NIGHT
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON,
The Hfe-Ike drama of the
STREETS OF NEW YORK.
which must be withdrawn after
THIS tSATURDAY) EVENING. Feb. 4, 1868,
SERIES o. COMEDIES.
THE NEW LOCAL SCENERY BY LAMB.
comprising views of
UNION SQUARE BY MOONLIGHT,
W NEW York FROM BRooKtYn, and
TENEMENT HOUSE Fo}ETI. IN K[Rs ON THE FIVE
MoNDAY-The ever popular Comedian,
6ROvEK's IHEATER.
Psnnsylvania Avenue. near Willard's Hotel.
CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING
to witness the impersonation of
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
in the original, the only genuine play of
EAST LYNNE, OR THE ELOPEMENT,
which is given TO NIGHT. for the last time with
An admirable distribution of characters.
Lady Isabel and Madame vins
Dpe notice viii be given Of Miss Westerns first
GEMEA. TIL HEBREW MOTHER
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
AMCsEMENTs FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
First visit In six Of the world renowned Ma
eician and Ventriloquist,
SlGNOR BLITZ,
Who will give his wonderful and amusing Perform.
ances on MONDAY, February 6, 1865. and
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
mantle illusions. humorous dialognes in Ventrilo.
quism. and the ever pleasing learn ed Canary Birds
Grand Day Exhibitions on TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, commenc
ing at O'Clock.
admission 80 cents: Children Is cents. Reserved
seats SO cents Children to reserved seats Is cents
Evening Performances begin st i to o'clock;
open at O'Clock. feb 3-St
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Four persons whilo attempting TO croes
Niagara river in q small boat, last week, were
carried out into Lake Ontario and lost.
Evening star., 1865-02-04
BANKERS.

JAY COOKE l. CO., BANkEKS.,
PIrYszHrH STREET. OPPOSITE U. 8. TREASURY,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW u. s. $40 LOAN,
authorized BY the act of June soth, 1854.
The notes will be issued under date of August
18th. in denomonations of
$50. 800, $500, 81 900 and IS ,08e.
payable to bearer or order, bearing interest at
$40 per eentum per annum. payable semi
naally, and will be convertible At Tire option of
tho hsider at maturity into Blk Fer cent. Five
Twenty Bonds.
webuy and sell
GOVERNMENT RoNDso OF all issues,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
And COIN,
And pay the highest price for
GUAkT4RMAsTER's CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
yatf JAY COOKE & co.
WAsHINeT9N CITY sAVNGs ss, BANK, AM sea.
INWARD sIMMs. President and Treasurer.
AeWp CLARK, Vice President and Secretary.
DIRECTORS ,,,,,,
JOIN EH Fl Il RStRi Rsi7iss, fASs: o9ossia 3: szaDs,A.
This Bsss is now open for the receipt of De.
ycsits, at the
NEW BANKING HOUSE.
No SS Lcpisiana av under Simm's New Building
EDWARD CLARK, Secretary.
EDWARD CLARK d eo..
BANKERS.
the Swings Bank. No. So Louisiana svenue.
DELLERsIy
I EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
And General Banking Business.
/ RpwAsp CLARK. JOIN B. ELvAHs.
dec17- eo2m
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THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting On Penusylyanfa ayenrs

NEW STARS
INCREASED ATTRACTION
THE ELARGES COMPANY AND THE LARGEsT
MUSIC HALL IN THE COUNTRY
First Week of -
MISS KATE PENNOYER
the best American Danseuse on the stage
PENNOYER, MARZETTI and ANTONIO,
PENNOYER, MARZETTI and ANTONIO,
the Three Best Dancers of the Day.
First Week Of
MILE MAORI ARNOLDI,
the Finest Formed Woman in the World, in her
great i'm persopation of
ROMAN AND GRECIAN STATUARY.
DOUGHERTY, RAINOR, CARTER
MORTIMER, WILLIAMS, MILLIE CRIED,
And the other Star Performers,
EVERY EVENING,
in their Great Challenge Proeramme:
LADIES' MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY.
FOX, CURRAN & NORRIS, Prop'rs.
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MORE ADDITIONS
MORE ADDITIONS
MORE ADDITIONS

To the already overwhelming Combination OF Ar
tistes which in point of NUM- bers and pro.e5siona
rr imitation las never before been equa'!ed by any
ether place of amusement in theatrical history.
Evening star., 1865-02-04
/, REAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
I TOfHB
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.


NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
&4s RakR
ti@ors sf from ON North Calvert Station. follows,
HsrrsSars hssn % Aesomnodation .--.-,sP. n.
Erie and pittsSsS1ssih S s1si1, EEP5sss
Gdpn.eii na sis Nth ii the . ssin h.i.nS1s
sna the DSsffR aRa tSs Ssasn anr
'hisi d:saa ss$ m SIsss$s ysTs oi,; k,ili' and
rHs4so P. N. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
for Pittsbarg and Erie.
c eonnee,s @ with H the 70 P NJ E1prsss from Balti.
more sna and EmPs .son 'e shanss
cars csnnee'ing at Pittsbursh
fUs and Slst,nInssis St, IsGis Uaaiss0' and 4
Eimira for BafTslo.
Syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Leaving Washington at O'Clock P. d.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
sol lDIzRs' TlcKErs Ar GeyKaNhEsI RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
NEor Tickets and any information apply At
ss and Fans sats
sear Nsa Jersey svenas. Waship gtop.
KJ.WILkiGa.
,Sess and "a. ave. Passenger AGENT eSaass dse g q sih
DHILAbELPHIA STEAMERS.
New l1lrsss Line, semi weekly, between PHIL.
TuNa TTuhNsHaik69oN and GEORGE
sts.usrs Msssower. Philadelphia and George
sssuiss .ailins day. ylDNEsDAYs s,A. snasAI.
phia. and No. 50 Water street, between Congress
and High. Georgetown.
10i neash' APPLY JOHN B. DAVIDSON.
No. SO Water street, Georgetowu.
Agent In Philsdeiphis, WIN. p. CLYDE. IL
AGENTS in Aisraaaris. FLOWERS & BoWlE
No. Kinsn. noVS-n
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A QHa 514 Pa. AresEe, Washsnsfos, d. G.
GREAT HAsTERN; Is9 E29fTHERNs ANg WEST
hERCHANDIsl, MONEY, yIWELRY. .vALU-
ABLEs, NOTES; sIocKs. B0HDs; a..
rSf.sIdsd S with sAr1TY AMP to Al
NORTH. EAST. WEST "A AND NoRFRWEsT.
Its principal otaees are
WAgAINGT0N, D; e., NEW YORK, BOSTON.
oiSSHfILt VILE, z Elk}Sa4lddH3u ls9Sdsl dH3uls-
Conneetions are made at New York and Boston
~ +; Ssssas -
and tasncs by European expresses 70 al Prominent
commercial tos Ms in Great britAiA ana ne oont- |
Collection Of MOTIFS. DRAFTS and BILLS made
~ q sfsso ft sss s1ssd Ts.hnsssD
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT
u in Aid of the
GERMAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION.


SUNDAY, February6.
at
growers THEATER.
Mr.. SEB. B. MILLS, the great classic Pianist,
has been engaged assisted by eminent Vocal Tai
ent, and large Orchestra under the direction Of
Mr. Koppitz.
PROGRAMME.
PARTI.
Ovefture-1phigenie in Auiis ............. .Gluck
Tenor Solo-Das Vaterh aus. Gumbert
March Funebre-t Mr. Mills) ....----.... Chopin
Duet.Quis est Homo. tSoprano and Alto
WIZ cnsstTa H1sslnl
PART II.
Ovelture-Oberon, Orchestral ............ Weber
Finale Faust-Angels, Angels, Glorious
Ava Maria-Sop prano selo with orchestra Schubert
Trio Belisario-S Sopr. Tenor and Bass.
with DonLLet.l
National HyDn-Impromptu. Mills
Orchestra Chairs, tsecured, so cents extra
fAmliy Clftie oo contb
To be had at the Music Store of Mr. Metzerott,
corner of 18th street and Penn. avenue. jan 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CONTINUED CARNIVAL OF MERR1MENT.
of the greatest Standard
VARIETY THEATER OF THE AGE.
VARIETY THEATER OF THE AGE.
Variety THEATER OF THH AGE.
VARIETY THEATER OF TIN AGE.
Evening star., 1865-02-04

AZ uasrt hold the aud apee spell bound. Miss
stanley has no equal as . Pathetic Vocalist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

The new and splendid passenger packst
keithsburg, Capt. Campbell, will depart for
Fort Madison and way points, te-merrsw
morning ct nine o'clock. Chas. O. Walton
IN the ofiics. r. n. Prsttyman, agent.
The Charley Cheevsr, Capt Mitchell, win
depart for Dubuque and WY points, 10.
eesssw nstniaG + 4 Rssltynan. seuot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

a. o. life into vigorous action, restoring sne ne.n
my expeilng disease Hence rapidly cure: sersey
S ~ complaints which IRE caused BY the inquiry 2, sne
"ou' such as Scrofula, King Ev iumoIs, L'ceIs
Scres srupt'ons Pimpes, Blotches Dc!s e Assnonys
nIe nose or Eryspeas, letter or salt hneum, scaid
rsad' r Kngworm, Cancer Or Cancerous I9mors; sore
Female diseases, such Retention. inegosrmy
cuppresaon, Whites, Sterty, also syphis OF eneria
.s,seases Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases Try
A1EAs and see for yourself the surpris-
ing activity with Viii ii II cleanses the blood ana cures
ihese disorders. /.
During late vear. he nph< have been misled by large
bottles pre,endng ~ i've nart Of Extract Of 0arsa
parilla for Al Mass ~ these have frauds the
- en, .f ihty not only contain little sry ".
ter has nIlowed the Of the various
extracts Or Sarsen Ella mich Hood the market nnt&h
name itself M become nouymous with imposition and
cnest Sfill We call this comrouUq csrssPasMa, ana
intend TO supply such remedy a. sna rescue !ne name
nom I'M load 0! obloquy which rests upon - tni0k
nave ground for believing has virtues which are ir
fesistble ~ the ordinary run q the is intend
eo 10 cure. We only assure the SICK that We cef
them the best Alternative which we kv how 10 produce
and We have reason to believe = far the m0sG effect
ual pur6es Of he blood yet discovers, BY any bedy
Arms CHEaRY PscroRAL = 90 universally known 70
eurpass every other remedy M the Of Coughs In.
nuensa, Colds Hoaseness Group, Bronchitis, Ipcipene
Co and for the fclie O Consuuptiye Patio
In sdvaneed agee of The diease that Il L useies here
70 recount the eviderce Of IT, vrtues The world
them. Prepared By Da J. ARA o., Leven. Na1o,.
cd oold By u DfuGRisaa and doalefo = ineaLaine
(unG0 A1oW&W1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

Ga1Bx PsAs.-This morning, Ne receivsd
the following, through the post ONCE:
"ANYDODT ELSE HAD ANY PEAS S''-Yes.
-we had mess Of green peas On the Cd Of
June, taken from my garden on the Island.
Ii. Col. BlsHoP,
1O6th u. s. CT.
Glad to hear it, Colonel,-hops you en-.
joyed them. You beat our peas three days.
r. l. Argus.
Q, pstchaughl We had plenty Of that
kind oftruck ten months ago. Didn't think
it worth Dragging over either.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
$7,59s,7Ss

Total increase. e.............. 81 .436 .689
Of which Davenport increases. l,277,47A
All outside of city. y............. 157, ,406
Per cent. city increase. ...... 81
Per cent. outside city increase
Mr.. Price could see no good reason why
the assessed value the city should be thus
inflated while that Of the farming districts
was kept down. It was apparent to any
ore who would try it that city property on
an average was - low and probably lower
in value than in 1861, Jet farming lands
would command three times the price they
then would. Plenty Of city property could
be bought At the assessment figures, but
the farms in the county on IN average could
not be bought for twice or three times their
assessed vslus. He asked but simple justice
At the hands Of The Board-nothing more
than equalization il feet. He would not
take three times tho assessed value Of his
farming property i the country, yst hs
would sell city property It the assessment
figures.
Mr.. Fulton made boms remarks showing
the gross inequalities in the assessment Of
pieces Of lands adjoiping-being separated
only By the corporation line-where pr ,per-
u unimprovsd on tie inside Of that line was
taxed four and five times = high y improv-
ed property adjoining. I.
}. W. Thompson, Eco, submitted some
remafks explaining bow this burdensome in
equality came to exist, and expressing the
strong hope that the Board would do the
CITY justice IN respect to the equalization Of
taxes.
Col. Berryhiu alsp addressed the Board
q did also assssssf Qchs, showing the need
Of improvement in the assessment rolls.
What action the Board has taken upon
thsssueject vel know not at this writing, but
It viii fan far short pf it, duty If does not
strike Of 50 pr eenf hoa ths city assss-
nsat: thsagA oSpsf ssak wsald b nsersr
- siGhtag1sA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
CH.fNGE T..

THE DRUG STORE HERETOFORE
known as Mr. Jacoby's, will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the name and style Of Hitchcock 4
Starks The new firm have been 60 fortunate as to
secure the services Of Mr.. Henry Ridgley Of Ky,
supply the place Of the highly esteemed but ab
sent Z. Nj Jacoby. Mr. Ridgey is regular graduate
IN Pharmacy and has been almost entirely occupied
I.r the last twelve years In making prescriptions
we leave the Medical Faculty Of Lexington KY,
% VINO have favored him with their prescriptions for
the as' seven or eight years to vouch for his quai
cations below
MI Ridgey brings full credentials also from the
prominent Physicians and Surgeons of Washington
years previous to 1858
HITCHCOCK Z sTARKs.
Davenport juno eth 1893
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

Nrw PArss.-We. understand that our
printer ffissd, ". q. Jenkins, Esq., issbout
to start weekly Newspaper in the lively
little village Of Moline. The prospectus has
already been issued.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

CHAx0s.-Particulsr attention 10 called
TO the adveetisemnt Of Msasfs. Hitchcock
Il Starks, IN another column. These gen.
uemen are determined TO offer our citizens
every facility that can be reasonably asked
for in their line.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
Loef I..A1O .WkaC1oed

r OST somewhere between the Scott House in
1Ithis city and LsClairs, . blaek spring neck
IL, Or s'butter6y tie" on which was pin, valu-
able 70 the Owner = keepsake.
The ahsve reward win s. paid upon returning
~ scarf and pin q the Scots House, Or q The of-
- = ktank PlonW. uySs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09
~ HITCHCOCK L sTARKs.
davenport, June sth 1865
Lsxrxorox. May 0oth. Is

LEXINGTON, May Seth, 1855.
II is with pleasure va recommend our young
,rlend Mr.. IL A. Ridgley, to any druggist with whom
ue may associate hmeef For seven or eight years
a na ne has been eompounding our prescriptions, We
eeen struck with the accuracy and skill he dis
payed and the thorough knowledge of Pharmacy he
possesses and regret he leaves his present situation
20 seek home in the West His habits are steady;
su9 none more attentive to business than be.
J N Bush Rob't Peter.
Il. T. Skillman, l. Todd,
]. N. Bruce. 3 PRICE
y x Dudley. Jr, W. g. Chipley, :"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

LAplHs' FssfrvAL.-Please bear in mind
that the Ladies' Of the Dutce Reformed
Church are exerting themselves nobly to
give the public handsome reception On
Tuesday evening 1t Metropolitan Hall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

RsvlvAL.-There has been . most glo
rious revival in tho vegetable kingdom for
two days past. Rain has fell in copious
quantities, tho cir has been purified, and
sverything-animal :and vegetable, here.
abouts, seems 70 have acquired fresh life
and vigor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

i. SUNDAY SCHOOL ExcuRsroN.-On of the
Burlington Sunday Schools arrived here
this morning on Capt. Buford's boat-the
New Boston. II was = regular basket ex-
cursion-eat themselvos-drank themselves
and slept themselves, and appearsd-to enjoy
themselves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

Coxrxo.-The steamers Victor and So
wanna will arrive at this point this evening,
with the 30th Illinois Cavalry, numbering
eight hundred men and eight hundred
horses, with full equipments. This regi.
ment will be tranfsrred to St. Paul with oil
speed, and from there they will go out in
the expedition that is now forming to 20
across the plains TO iight the Indians.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

Cuolcs Hhrns, Splendid 6tsawbsrriss,
Oranges, Lemons, etc., can b found at Sur.
by's News Dspst-No. g, Ls Clsire Row
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

ATTENTION SoLDIsRs. Krause's Cloth.
in9House, opposite the First Nstional Bank,
you will Gnd choice stock Of ready made
clothing, or can have suits made to order
in the best style, on short notice. Prices
very low.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

1T. Tenpls, Florist, coz. 4th and Msin
Sts., fruit and ornamental trees. ny26-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

A good stout boy wanted at Hageboeck's
Lthographic Establishment, Perry street,
between I'd and 3D.. Good wages given. 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

GsSrs will find everything that the mos,
cultivated taste can desire in the clothing
line 1t Remington Co.'s. Fresh styles
Of cloths, cassimsres, vestings and Fur
nishing Goods arriving almost every day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

BITTEN ny MAD Doa.-A little boy sew
en- years old-son Of Frank Kister, who re-
sides at the northwest corner Of Rock Is
land and Sd sts., was bitten bya dog yes
terday, and is now lying in very critical
condition. DR.. Maxwell pronounces it .
case Of hydrophobis. Great care should be
takon to keep dogs from getting mad. Eli
ther cut their tails off just behind their ears
or keep them muzzled. Let our city author
tiles attend to this matter before further ir.
reparable horrors are perpetrated.
TnR RETURNING RRolnsNrs.-Our citi-
zens should remember the fact that two OF
three regiments Of our brave boys will ar-
rive tomorrow morning. Let Us take pains
to turn out and give them hearty greet.
ing -show them that We are not at all in
sensible to their noble deeds in defence oi
our country. Fathers, mothers-youne
men and maidens, turn out to morrow
morning bright and early and welcome the
boys home again. Will you do it? Say
you will.
ExcuRsloN.-A large party from Burling.
ton and Mt. Pleasant may be expected in
this city tomorrow morning, on board the
steamer Keithsburg. The boat will lay at
our levse from o'clock in the morning un-
til the same hour in the evening, thus af-
fording the excursionists abundant oppor-
tunity to visit their friends in the regiments
here to be mustered out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

RArnHR SrREp.-Our City Clerk will be
somewhat astonished to learn that he is get.
ting salary Of 81 200 per year; and Mar
shal' Poole will rejoice to know that his per
annum amounts to 81 500, and both will con.
slider themselves greatly obligated to the
Rock Island Argue for putting them in pos.
session Of such valuable information. We
confess we never knew that either Of these
officers got half IS much salary. We must
get better Dosted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-09

AucrloS.-Notice is hereby given of an
auction sale Of household goods Of various
kinds every morning at 10 o'clock, at the
Mississippi House, Front Street, between
Main and Harrison, until further notice.
H. HAupr