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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

4 CADEAiY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., =
"a PRES iDiGlfh1EVE
THIS SATURDAY ENEAiNG, SEPT &c.
Last nigh, Of Air. Hrgu.un ingn aii prosrammeof
NEGiDAfAN lie EArwrk h DBLUelONS.
Tie Otcia Oichcsirs vii be IN Attendance.
AdfH IS cents, Brse vec -"t- - CENTS extra andy
Circ.r, - cents. Private boxes ir"In 20 20 $ls.
Iir.es ioT % tbr Academy - 1l sol 81 hessrs-
Beer Sc liners So. ~ hrid'gry VIM. Pond Co.. Ne
55J Iloa-ag. aid - l,oot Nuiuonys no. p Nassaus
NuNDAG tAENIaO. StfI. ~
ENTIRE CTlNGB ~ PROGRAMME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
DARNCMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,

RAkNOM' NEW AMEhlCAN MCSEOM,
- BROADWAY. 5.tw-en cpr M and PrtDce-sis-,
OPEN FROM SUNRISE UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK +. ID.
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TALLEST GIANrE.,S AND GIANT, LARGEST FAT
WOMAN, and prettiest C1RCAoSlAN GIRLS ever seen
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION.
CHEROKEE INDIAN, born without arnl
PROF. HUrCiInGS, LlCHINiS0 CALCULATOR
AFTERNOON AT 3, EVENING Al y
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the celebrated aitse. IA. her pTLi-M acts.
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MASTER TIMOTHY IN Co.nic Dances
A Grand Spectacular Romance -Ltrrd tho
CHILDREN or CYPRUS.
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Adhesion - c,uts- Cbidrrn updrr 10 5cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

(NULV MDIN IUf LEUE.-iut NtUUIi'tIV
~ Exercises o. the lIlth Academic Year q Columbia
College rIl commence OF MONDAY, Oct ? Cena'da'cs
fsE admission csgc,te 70 prescott cnseycs At tue Col
tre for exam uaou tue ~, cetng Friday and saturday
Sepi 29 and 80 Meinbers Of existing cases who not
present the ration in Jane AID those wo have con
anion. to fulhl ,yill he examined the same time.
- Z LALNANn ;. T. d.. N. D.. Ire. .irnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
DancIH9 ANotlm;5.
DE GARMOs DANCIYG ACADEMY. No

~ % West touI,e, uih.st, w.a reopen on SATURDAY
Se o., fuber %
sttl i,tfodlcc tony pups he preei season the Ger
C1oa sud the Q1ad,ie FraHcDis. - danced la ny
pfosruce the poet Suuiufrs fJf1 iut bIrrpc
Having h1d the honor be- o ted Cone pondng Member 81
tho SoeN .fcadtfiyss d.. IrofuenrE DC DHle Sc Para
dtfBfef 10 ThtaV, fupcrini ae OperG, al dance.
eeusng the Society will bo forwarded 70 % soon
produced
Cuc.i.r- b, WI s. POSD Coz, Va. 5s7 BroAlyaT; ].
HIAI1- Nos aud IS C0ofcI nsittr and ~ the Academy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17
wrrnoRE's ADDITION,
tcosanonly known a. lie Clairs's fasch)
Is NOW LAID OFF INTO LOTS OF
ALL PRICES, AND 1nEy NE MknuI 7
F0N S1lE on VERY EASY TERMS
10 lSD low 6Ij races.

ueuse Lots. Store Lots, Warehouse Lots. FaSsofy
Lots.
store Lots for SALE
No. n. One ON lth ST., just east 81 Bredy ~
No. Is. Four on 4th ST., near kaairoad pFioge'
Houses for sale.
NJ 10 In Moline. H. two story brick dwell.
,r~ honse viii, lot so by $50 feet, cor iynde ana
Ann A.. The house is in good condition. - nov
rented: possession given IN 80 days. Sine nous.
cost e9,6dO.) Price Of house and lot Sl,ovv o.e
sh;rd cash: balance on long time ut low interest
M. 20. A brick dwelling house on Ed st. {;
n .SOO $500 cash, rest on time Ut per cent.
4" n, The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo q. Q. Dow, Esq, being the dwen'ng noSso
AND snrss 'Sr T.rn"m street. This house is in per-
ssct rersir. hating been fitted up BY tne owner
Tor rhiSse The entire Arrangement o. s, sne nCh;e s
-. ;"s,.snrusssed. Terms easy.
m. 8s. Brick house md lots, soutneass cor
o.r of 4th and Main Sts., known - Thorngson eS
tate $50 n. front on each Ss. frace nee eo s ~ s4sr
No D Frame house south side % street one
III" nat of isrady street price, e1,soo Two.
.hirds III. ina NAV remain 90 mortgage y six per cent
400 Farns Wanted. a
w want to purchase improved farms from ~
20 leO acres each.
Farms for sale.
No. 76. Eighty acre farm, | mile from the
.,.v ,;m;ts on the west Aliens Grove road, all
snaer lne cultivation and fence, with good dwell
inc and out buildings we'll watcrcd, fruit ORCH
ara. etc. A rery desirable place. Price $4,000 );
A. 600 cash. balance on time TO suit.
IA. 70. rs acre farm on the Iowa City Locust
.sisiAssla .ilss from shs siiI eal sedss .rs ssw
Ct M unlsr suIa.v.asea s Nv. - 1.ssi,s re
.3f.i!A sPssssy sss - s''' 1l'ee
a. YARN n Ss s6res on River fcad be-
tvcsI Piinostou and Leclare large ofc0au.
AwSl1iney beFu and out h0uses. Price $500
VcSS6. Selence on time TO suit. ss..
No. 70 One 100 acre farm IN Cleona IownshiP
About miles north Of Fulton ana Duran! Na,
.icns an the N. j NJ Railroad, all improved and
ander feuce and with good house and barn t25
M =. One other 100 acre farm situated near
81 sboye. with like improvements. oSS per
No. - 100 acres unimproved land near Du-
p,nt, q ol0 per acre. cash, balance IN nve
vesrs at ton per cent.
400 acres in Linn County, go improved end
andst fence.) Price q. eoe. cesn. -:
1850 scles in Sioux county at 81 per acre.
l04o scrcs in Clay county st 81 per acre.
oeO acrSs In Hancock county at 81 per acre.
,S0no acrca IN WiunebagO Go. a 81 per acre.
400 acres It 31.25 per aere.' 80
1000 acrcs at4 200 per acre. A
30 acres in Tama county. ns
s19O asres ia Story county. As8tt.
AO0ecres in 0ruhdy county o. " per acre.
~ .crse F. Butler county at "a. 80 per acre.
III, scres IN Mower co., Mimi, at 9 80 per acre
40 acres In Houston County ct ~. 50 per acre.
500 acr~ Of tss1 il this (Seos0 coussy ct q
& ~ j .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

.TnE prospect another spell Of sleighing
tlat cheered SO mary fast young men and
proprietors Of livery stables last evening
has vanished into mud. The winter will
probably pass without the usual sleighing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

"Ir is better to laugh than be signing, y
ssys the poet, and It Is better TO cultivate
beauty than to ignore and neglect i. The
csowning glory and chief bcsuty Of lovely
woman. a II ! beautiful head Of hair. This
may be obtained, beyond any kind of doubt,
by the use use Of Prof 1.ubin'sl" Hair Dress
ing Floriline," )" the ne pIss altro Of toilet pre-
parations. II never fails to make the hair
glossy and luxuriant, and fixes i IN any de.
sired position. All ladies' Of degaace and
Fashion - 4. Depot 1O1 Liberty street,
s,, : = ,efssa--.-l--A-->s---------- 80 =
sJupos Wnrsnrs ADDaxss.-Ws dSNots
much n our a*silsble space today p ~: ::
ss6fans u ossssf rs61sss the.yuy' ~ -
dress Of the Hon. Geo. g. Wright, made
upon pstjrikg from ths ofles Of President
q ths State xkrisultusai Society. ~ I
commend Ito ~ altsetive psssanA =
prblis ssAss1ly : l,.sz ~ iassA sie'
xrvAn-sss IL gssl-s s'ss'ss s@A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17
Attention Fourth Ward !!

Erery Citizen aclse has. not Subscribed to the
Bounty fund Of the Fourth Ward, is request
"a to meet the Committee in the front ONCE
No. East Second street, corner of Brady,
where they will be in session every
f,av until Z fund is raised sufficient to
fill the quota, or until IT is decided to use the
fdnd raiseti Tor the protection ofthe subscri
bers y,
For the Committee, r. KRAusE, Oh.
iavf3-dn e IA & FA F 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

,Pusz Drugs and Medicines, standard toi.
let sosds, perfunsry, hair dyes and restor-
atives can always be found at Higgins
Union Drug Stores, above the Post Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Those citisens who have swbssSi6sd to the
Bounty Fund and have not paid II fill, ere
requested 70 make payment ct once ct the
Ward room, corner of East Second and
-Bfady Streets, AaS aIoss ssAs Asss not yet
suIscribed ars urged once more to do tAstr
duty and to bear their share Of the bufdeD.
Your conmittse have labored assiduous-
", aud new need moro funds as our ,Quoss
i not get filed.
Per order r. KRAUSE
I II Chairman 4th Ward Com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Da. FEnnARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his Office, on Main street.
davenport. sp6-d&wt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Scorr DIVISION No. 1, Sons Of Temper
ance, will meet every Friday evening at Z
o'clock, in their hall, over the State Bank,
corner Third and Brady Sis. jan5-dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Total ON hand, 49,. 232.U
From tire Secrctary's report We learn that
the Company numhss IS ~Insmberssin good
standing. A monthly contribution Of $500
each Is paid to the families Of three Of the
members who were drafted last tan and
are now in the service sf 4
Tne 6rn. NARD TO HIVE DRAFr.-As
,here are quite number Of the citizens Of
the Sixth Ward liable to draf, who have re-
fused to conttlntc to the bounty fund n
has been decided to let tho drsfs come, snd 9
sccieU has been formed, to l,s' called the
Sixth Ward Bounty Fund Association, the
books Of which win ren1ah open for all
thoscwho may wish 70 subscribe, until We'd
nesday. january 18TH 1874, at Messers Lind
say and Phelps Office, where the bylaw Of
to - ian II DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Bsxrr1r.-For the benefit Of the public
Sam Perry keeps the best, stock Of cloths
cassimsres and clothing material in the
city. He can suit anybody in goods, style
and prices. That store right opposite The
Post Oface i the placs to get your money
|back--aud more too. t0 e.es e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

CHANGED HAxDs.-The Dubuque Herald
has changed proprietors-Messrs. Robb q
Zisbach having disposed of their. interest in
that property to Messrs Ham & Carver. In
xstising from. the business Aessrs RoLb asd
Ziebach TAXA, with themvthe best wishes Of
the fraternity, which also extends thS right
hand Of fellowship to The hew proprietors.
Nay their days be long and prosperous.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

The FsAfsh ward Will ~ Drafted,
Unless the citizens respond more promptly
and more literally than they are at present
doing. Much work remains to be done and
much more money is needed, and it must be
pnid At oscs. sem
The committee are in session at their
room, corner OF Brady street., ecery day
and ste4y Atg,a, and citizens Should not
wait to be called upon, but should come up
to the room and pay in their subscriptions.
It is for yo,t, citizens of the Fourth Ward,
that your committee are giving their labor
asitl time, witlDat f&oAt. VIII YOU not at
least 10 youv duty by coming forward to-
ddy? ~ sfsrf s~'t-
8 Every dolhr paid now Is worth two at 1
late day issss.f ees sssss rs 1xnsz
We cannot save our ward from draft
unless we act like men, earnestly, promptly,
lfderaUy
60nanE R9ra K,S;s KaAp's' y ( !, hs,s koss'
THOMAS +. RUSSELL, Tnos Nc CuLLoUGH,
e. q. D4R1sRPEia, - RICHARD b HfEL,
JOHN LILhn, .s- HENRS HAAx,
0RORGE +. WoOD.
janll-d! -. ! 49,. -, CpII .T
= ~ - DIED,
At Newbsrn, N. G., Of yellow Fever, Oct. 6th,
1864. CLARENCE l.. LOGUE, aged 81 years,
f0rmerly Of this place. sisi tft -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

fUUf HISUIeaCj|I TUNED.
~ NV ~ rlsisms this alssfnoon, oi
anaOneingAhs inpeetant ~. - - -.
It'd rebel Sosti1e115oh known = fott FfsA-
9ayhieh sseNgndsl ~ s3proeehsAe re
city Of Wilmington, N. O., has fsllen into
Esdseal hands, aitse . beisf assaalt, by the
land Al ah1Sst lb9cee acliak ~ Ad.juncsion.
This y 2 highly important victory Bit
the rsbsls loss the stroagest fort in their
possession. sna IL blockade runners that
hare mede this thsis chief port Of sntEys
I'D gts1tH sssisesd 10 sersngthea thsdkns
- ~ lobsllien, ars sat Of froo AAfth9 cp-
sfstions 81 that directiop. Bystllswine up
ths advaatAgs thus eaiasd, Wilnin0Aaa will
soon be In our possession, which win be :
great additional adysntags to the Federal
cause.
This aehisvsment reveals a1s5ofs plainly
than could anything else, the utter. incom-
potency and unrsliability Of Ben. Butler
1t was only : few days ago that he decided
the saptnrsof Fort Fisher by The means
then ueed, to be impracticablc, and with
drsw the immense army under his COM
mand in very unbecoming manner. A
repetition Of the experiment, however, with
. man Of only moderate military ability in
Buffers place, very soon proved that the
work was not difficult Of accomplishment,
and that Ben. Butler was an arrant hum
bug, and of that fact We trust his hitherto
most ardent admirers viii rest assured.
The victory is glorious one-At blow
two rebel strongholds-Fort Fisher and Ben
Butler have been wiped out. The one will
add strength to the Federal armies and
much weaken the chances Of our enemies
We can say no less of the removal Of the
other. Both were hindrances in the way Of
. restored Union-fsrtunately both ars Play-
ed out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Save NoxRr.-Ths way to save money IS
to buy your ready-made clothing at Ho-
hentels' No. 9, Metropolitan Block. This
bsuss tAlkss stsat pains 70 Heep tie best
stock Of clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods IN the market, and succeed admira-
bly, Hevis now selling st greatly reduced
prices to close out his winter stock
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Buffers Bell Series Of Poets, elegantly Illustrated
Vols. Turkey Morocco antique. !
Sabbath Bells magnaN naudFs
audA Affection
o Year. at Woodwuth sNaiuea dHmG.ent
Woks
Work.
ryandH
the
and
Ancent Rome
TuPprs PovsbiL Philosophy Year. Thom. S~..o,.
Sacred Aeror.s ul.,.
rogers omp'e Poets WORKS. Gutdsnth
EenrleP
nfsG 4a.4 ~,'S-' -"-S'''
Tho Stock or Photographic Albuma ana u,ook.
ne ono'ns cannot % excsed variety style beauty finish the
1evse 10y BOOK departt complete and
III ~ Aong fsope cannot ah TO oe pleased Also
Stationery, Blank Books, Gold PENS Pocket r.nfl.~v
Purses Books Portfolios Dk Work Bor.. r.a.,
Scotch Fancy Goods CAN goods prices bor, shr~ r
s4s .s r'~" '"'"e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

BUSINESS EDUCATION TO procure thor
ough knowledge Il book keeping and get .
thorough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial College, esrner Of
5th and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to diss
bled soldiers. nvT-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

Tnr County BouxrY-The committee
being assured that there is no difficulty in
the way Of issuing and negotiating county
Bounty orders, will proceed to issue them
in short time = stated in notice signed
by Judge Linderman and published else
where. fs.'- +
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17
S5EEss {. s'sfsss1 ssTAss1
No. 50 Brady Street,

The Artists Edition Of Irvng's Sketch Book;
Clever Stories Of Many Nations, by John G. SAKE;
Christmas Stories, by Chas. Dickens; E~r
Harpers illustrated Bible-Turky Merocco-Pancled:
I'm the Woods with Bryant Longfeow and EIaleck
christmas and Pictures collection despyo
Poems relating to the Festival Of Christmas .a
Bancrofts History Of the United States
Complete Works Of 1homan JeGefson. @.~
Prescos Complete Works: .s-.
Kinks Charles The Bold: saus s
Addisons Works Complete: s.1. ssssse jas
Godsmths Animated Nature Illnstr.tea .-e II n,
Complete Works of Thomas Hood
Coopcr's Works beautifully illustrated: Hss sa
Hugh Allers Works Complete:
Macauey's History Of England # @ssa
Ialam's History Of the Middle Ages:
Dlsraelis Amen OF Literature: fe 8#s
Halam's Constitutional ot pand,
Dlsraeis Curiostiea Of licraur
Burton's Anatomy Melancholy
Charles Lambs works: =
UTOcquilIcs In America 4t
Of Rom0 fet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

ough knowledge of book keeping and get
thorough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial College, osrner Of
5th and Brady. Every facility afforded 1t
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to diss
bled soldiers. nvT-d&w1y
PAY Ur.-Those who have subscribed to
the Filth Ward Anti-draft fund ore requ est
ed to come forward now and pay up. Pay
ment can be made to Ira n. Clifford, at the
First National Bank, or to either Of the
Ward Committce-A. o. Butler, Geo. Il.
Hubtell, T. S. Fraser, Geo. W. Smith, and
j. H. Preston. The men can be procured
as soon ~ the proper amount Of money i
furnished, 90 let all pay the amount Of their
subscriptions, and those who hsys not sub
scribsd come forward and do 50 It once. =
LuxBER PRosPECrs. We very much re-
gret to say that the prospects Of . full sup
ply of lumber ID this market next season
arc not good. Up in the pineries, - hers'
there has been bat comparatively little snow
daring Me winter, 20 far, and unless there
is heavy fall before the opening Of spring.
the chance for getting down RATS will be no
better than u Eas last ssassn. Consequent
~ our lumber mills will have to stand idle
sicpd psftisaS IL he time nd lussh~ nm
contiaae to range up to high figure. This
viii naturally snbSgh cuftsila taiiding e.
tsrprise in this city and county next sunr
mer. Could there be an abusaunce Sf l1ui.
Der we should see lively times among the
fcarpente1s .sad, builders during the next
season. ~ ~ ect a ~ tno 1sang fat
'sf3a 1 he % 4
/ County Bounty.
L As There seems % be some anxiety mani
tested in relation to the delay Of the com.
mittee in iss1ilg tik s61ity. Warrants, the
comnittee deem il advisable to give public
notice that they intend in gp6d faith on
their part, to carry out tn rssolualene
of Che Board Of Supervisors ,, But
the committee must act adviesdly, and
in , osasr to- de 80 .theys mud lsrI3i
- -ss6.f - palcticAals Wllaf Ia
I'cf the severai sub4dlsssicts II the cooney
WIN be. The ssaing Of the wtsrnnfs
viii prohablycommencs in . few days--vesy
likely IN day or two. IN the mean time
lthqlo entitled to bounty warrants are warned
|n6t Is sacrif5ce them to shalrtbesfs and 6ouhf,
'|bsoGeFs, b selling or assigning their claln
Ito t6e bppntt sth heavy shave. s-S +. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

To-pay's Advertisements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-17

sa1 a''g -. ~, 81! 9 y, 0!haifman.
Janv1gA, A6o6aa sessSs.
VI ,oseetda ylb-szsa f.siss 1sNsra -
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-16
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP
In OOMPANYoSs '3tar line Off te ans BiDs!ps


IL New Yorkdirect the new and splendid ide.
wheel steamships , .it ssaF VI, sfi
MORNING STAR ..24O0 t ms. IN elsen, Com' der.
hV BN ING STAR. .2015 tons. W impenny. Com r.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Bell Commahder.
RISING STAR....,. $500 tons. Will be conpsted
in August.)
The pew and first-class screw Steamships 40
MlSSI SSIPPf.... $500 tons, -, Conn
MARlPOSA q 1900 tons,s aoWes, Commander.
MONTERREY 1900 tons, Furber, ,CoMmahdef-
ID, The new and splendid steamship
10 so. g.. 8 MISSISSIPPI, .i4ioT ''7s
prlI leave the company's wharf, front OF jack
. Square, on TUESDAY, July Ii. at p. M,
r. ecs ely. f-,ti....... 53, -....fI .tlsp..'
I The line is composed Of the largest and most
egaut steamships which have ever been built
this country for any home line They ale in
every respect fitted tor ocean service and the
route upon which they run. Theft passenger
acc )mmodations are not excelled by those upon
any other steamers in the world. Big. media ~
Is- Passage in side.wheel ships, LIST, cabig,
$50 |; 81 do, $40; Passage 10 screw ships, Ist
caBia $50. SA&i ei ga
Freight will be received at the CofnpAn
arehousea on the landings ct all times during
business. hours, and the fCompany's rates for
freig bit will always be made as love as by any
other ine.s 9df g.! ~ '"3 5'ii'3| tf1ht =, al
For freight or passage applg to BOZ ~ %
J. M. COURTENAY, Agent, 10
jy24 a go SO Csr0ndeiet strt ct
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-16
PRICES OF PASSAGE,

From New York to BreI en-, London Havre and
Southampton ,., ~
First Cabin Sl05; cd Cabin Se2 so; Storage $37 3d.
From Bremen to New York Ia :. al eI
First Cabin SIP SO; I'd Cabin $780, Steerage $3.50
Price of passage payable in Gold its equivalent
in currency. 20
The above vessels have been constructed in the most
approved manner they of $500 tons and 200 horse
power each, land are commanded by men of character
and who will make every exeroa promote
the comfort and convenience of passengers They touch
at Southampton on the outward trip for the purpose of
landing passengers for England and France ~
These vessels take freight to London and Hull fOr
which through bills OF lading are signed d ... -
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
All lesters must pass through the post ofhce.i %
Bg- No Bill of Lading but those of the Company will
be signed Bills of Ladng will positively not be de4iy
cred before goods cleared at the Custom House,
no. Specie taken to Havre, Southampton and Bremen
at tire lowest rates For freight passage apply to W
0ELRICHS CO., 90
5HJH V4H SOB % ~ No 68 Broad st N. York.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-16
PROCLAIM ALTON.
J: MADISUN WELLS, COVERT
TIE STATE OFLOUISIANA,


In act of the Legislature, approved March Is.
1865, entitee can act to establish Quar- antinefor
the protection of the State" provides that the
Governor ofthe State shall issue his Proclarna-
ton upon the advice of the Board of Health, ue4
clarng any place where there shall be reason to
believe a pestilantsl, contagious or infectious
disease existe, to be an infected place. and stat
iogthe number of days of IQaaxantine to he per.
formed by the vessels, their passengers, officers
and crews, coming from such, place or places.
In pursuance otlthe provisions of the act afore-
said and upon the advice of the BoarGb of Health
do therefore issue this my proclamation, and
hereby declare the places hereinafter named to be
infected places, and that all vessels. together
irving from said places, or having touche or
stopped at any one Of them, shall be subject to
Q arantine of not less than ten days, from and
atsr tug rst Say Mex 1ss AZ PisSS until the
And now proclaim that any violation of the
uar an tine laws of this Stats or The lette.s or
spirit of this procamat ton, will be visited with
sevsre punishment. and that il the penalties pre-.
scribed by the Legis ative act are deemed made
quate, the parties offending will be d, livered up
to the military authorities o be by them proper
ly punished. The health aud safety of the Al my
and Navy at this point, as well as OF resident
population, require this, and l earnestly call ups
on all public officers to aid in the cut on OF
this duty. % IS 81, a.. 20, 20 h, 80 80 laC
The places which are hereby declared infected
as aforesaid, are the following, viz. Havana,
FMatanzas. Trinidad, Oardenas and ST. 1ago, ali
on the Island of Cuba; Kingston, Port Royal and
Monteg0 Bay, On the Island of j am ies; Jacmel
and Portray. Prince, on the Island Of St.l Domin
go; the Islands of st Thomas, Martinique and
Gaudeloupe: Csmpeachy, in Yucatan. Belize, in
Honduras Vera Cruz, Alyarado, Tampico, ata-
morOs, and Tuspan, in Mexico; San Juan, in Mic,
araea; Chagres. AspiE wall and Porto BeiIo, in
Central America; M sracaibo, Venezuela, Laguayr
ra, Island of Trinidad. Rio de Janeiro, Para and
Cayenne, in South Americas, Nassau. N. p, asd
Galveston, Brownsville, Key West and Pensa cola
Mobile, Savannah Charleston, Beaufort, vii,
mington and Norfolk, in the United States.
Given under my hand and the Seal ofthe State
New Orleans, this LIST day of April, A. D.
[L.s] 1865. and of the Independence of the United
States of America, the eightysninth. I5h
"a II a. j. MADISON WELLS. 4
By the Governor . ...' r.. -.,i., ii
s. WRorNswsKI. Secretary, of State. 10