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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29

THE REASON WHr.-It has seemed strange
that. notwithstanding the immense number OF
men sent to the geld by Indiana, her quota Is so
large on every call for troops. The follo~ing,
from The Huntington Democrat. will explain the
reason Governor Morton has been specializing
IN the flesh aud blood Of our citizens and for
consideration has had hundreds of them credited
20 Massachusetts. thus filing the quota of that
loyal state al our expense, and compelling Us
20 furnish Al additional number OF victims for
Liocoins slaughter pens" And vet this man
Is held up a. model loyal governor, and STYLED
par excellence The soldiers friend Let those
mea Who voted for Morton. AMI Who have since
been drafted. bear this fac, mind and let their
families remember that the very nan they voted
for has sold them. and i the cause Of ;hei-beins
drafted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
"A correspondent gives the following sccoun
of Sue Mundy:

"A correspondent gives the following sccoun;
of Sue Mundy:
A gentleman. xho knew Clark. gives the fol-
lowing version of how he came to call himself
Sue Mundy: IL appears that there was a verits
bic Sue Mundy in Kentucky. handsome aud
accomplished young maiden. 10 whom Clark was
engaged to be married--tha. in the march OF
troops through Kentucky the house in which Sue
Mundy aud her mother lived was pllaged and
burned by federal soldiers. and Sue Mundy and
her mother di-resPectfully treated FROM which
maltreatmeut Sue Mundy died and that Clark
swore to syenge her death. which oath be has
religiously kept. the many atFocious and dia
bolical murders in which he has engaged will
testify. Gathering around him band of despe-
rsdoes, he recounted her wrongs. and with Sue
Mundy as their battle cry Of vengeance. perpe-
trated deeds Of blood which put to blush the In
dian crueltes OF former days liz this way he
came &C last TO assume the name and to be called
everywhere as Sue Mundy. he has met his just
fate az last.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
FROM THE C0NfEDfRAcy.

officiaI Revelations OF its secrets
rts uIiitsry strengsh-The Test
my OF Gen. Lee-He Relieves the
Rebellion Hopeiess = untonfsts at
the south-The Late Peace Confer-
ence-ur. stephens Version of it-a
plan for Peace.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
IN NJ EMORtAM.
PHlL0MATHRAN HAIL,
"A UNIVERSITY, March 18Th, lSo5

bprssA USIvkRsrIr. March lsth, iso5
Whereas, We are informed Of the sad intelligence OF
the death OF late esteemed Brother Captain JANIS
l. MR., Of the l24th regiment Indiana Volunteers who
fell al the battle Of Kuston, c.. while noby lead ng
his command; and
whereas, " bile We humbly bow before the Divine de
cree, we cannot refrain ron sor,y lsnent'ng with
feelings Of grief and lasting regret the loss Of robe
and patriotic Brother; therefore, be IL.
Resolved, That in lamen ing the death Of e.
universally beloved and hOnOred rejoice in the be
lief that he Is in happy land and enjoying the re-
wards bestowed on the vituous, the true, snd The
brave.
2. That we exlem heartfelt sympathy TO the be-
reaved relatives and friends Of the deceased this theI
sad hour Of affection.
3. That token Of our high regard and esteem for
the departed. The usual badge OF mourning Or
thTtv days.
That copy Of the above preamble and resolutions
be sent 10 the relatives Of the deceased The Randolph
County journal, The Bloomington Republican, and The
Ind arapous papers.
II. C. MEREDITH,
4. N. AcD0N ALO,
+. :. G0RMAN,
Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29

10 view OF the fact that the whole wealth of
The ration i fast being converted into United
States bonds. The Freemans Journal predict.
that ths parties known as the republican and
democratic will Dc Known h9esfter as the hord.
holaers and the bordnen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29

The Fort Wayne Sentinel thus records the
disposition which has been made of tie excess of
men which Indiana has furnished under every
call TO- troops by the federal aul horites:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE !
LOUIS LANG.
% South Meridian Street.
SENTINEL BUILDINGA
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

IMPORTER OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE wINEs:
Il Otard and COgniac Brsndes; Hol and Gin; Jamaica
hum nd Cordials Also dealer in Cstawoa Wines, Sill
and Sparkling, Of the mot approved brands; Bourbon
whisky; Peach Brandy; Catawos Brandy; Stock Ale:
Porter and Beer aud Bers Of various kinds These ar
tices all offered for sale by the bottle or larger
qusntite,. only Ri ne Va 'e FOR sale drszoII
iAPOkTED CIGARS aud TOBACCO Of the Choicest
brands, Will be kept constantly on hand.
II T'Having fitted up neat establishment and offer
ing for sale only pure articles ald Of tie best Quality
the subscriber hopes 20 receive be solics liberal
share Of the patronage OF thu public
marl7-d LOUIS LANG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

IL persons who know themselves Indebted 10 Moses
N Hunter. deceased, Vill call upon Tnomss Hunter
81 the New ork Boot and shoe Store Genns Book on
or before the first OF April and
ness else the accounts will be put iz0 the hands Of
officer Tor collection JAMES $ ATpOy
Administrator Q. Moses Hunter, deceased
maf4-d6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
MASONIC.

ETAS0NIC-ANCIENT q ACCEPTED RITZ.
VE A Stated Meeting OF Adoniram Grand -
Lodge, this "wednesday evening" at ia O'Clock, Xxx
for work. IVY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
WANT z D.
L.IBOREHS W.s-TTED.

XKTANTED-Ai the Indisnapols Ro ling Mil Fifty
w Good Laoorers Good vases Paid q siss.y
employment TIE year roand- Apply sfths HI
Eeh24-dlu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29

IRON lhe NfH toTk trlb1Le
WASHINGTON, March %
Information has been placed IN my hands
.os-hiug several points Of gres. importance IN
regard 70 the rebellion. its military strength, its
condition. the opinion aud hopes Of lie military
leaders. and the iudg ment Of its most promi-
nent men upon the possibilities aud terms Of
pesce. Without comment OF mine. submit
them 70 you. with the single remark that for ev-
cry fact am about to state there is unimpeach-
able authority, and that these statements bear IN
themselves evidence of their authenticity and
credibility.
First, as TO The military strength Of the con
federscy The egures which i give do no, date
later than February 4. 1865, at which date they
we're not merely accurate. but ~ere compiled
from the official Of the confederate war depart
ment
On the 4,h OF February 1865. the entire avail
able force Of the coniederacy was l52 900 men.
They were distributed a. follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
FOR ALE.

nsE Ter Horse Power Upright Engine and Horiz a.
tai Boiler, with pump. ali il god oroer- For
partieu arr apply 10 J. ". GRAY.
nar23 div Spencer Hoase. Ind al polls, Ini.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
POTATOES.

1.-TWO Car Load. very ane Peach Blows, Bee,on-
tame Depot. Samples az No IS East Market
street q. G. HOLMAN,
,s-qc Is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29
MINING STOCKS.

% The Company stock much thereof A. has lot
already been odd. offered for sale. raise money
for the immediate purchase Of the most approved ma
chinery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-29

The - UOO undtr Beluregard and Hardee IN
cludes the late army of Hood and all the forces
which evacuated Savannah and Charleston. The
1900 of Bragg include all the garrison OF VII
mihgton These 81 900 men constitute the bulk
of the army now under Johnston in North Car
olina, with such additions as have lately been
made The : 900 under Taylor, Hill and Cobb,
are or were scattered through Georgia Alabama
and Mississippi part OF them constituting the
present garrison AT Mobile.
OF Hoods army the following is a corTec, nu-
mercal statement:
rn,er.d Tennessee .......... a. 900
Came '.li,ooO
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19
YrGiibeut eSuarc, uon Wicrifu.

Gisisr mert.piirbise Mann pire rcn sinem Cor.
rsiponrerten bss .@bisasO 8eputliean" fOlseurer'
ma6en seihileert:
@encr Suarss iasint NAB an finf,is Sabre alt
;u isin; sr 1T niat srrB, ater frdftis sebaut une
brett i'm @srbdltnib su ieinsr 6Sbe, cbne ieep4
ferpulent Iein. 81 1T nit piel grSBer ale Der rsr,
itcrtene @cnator Scuslas, ater pel tsiisr setaut.
Ssin @sfht 1T inbiauih in jeoem einSelnen 3u'
ae; barn 1T fsn Srrtbum mSSlib. SD riirpe
i'm Htsraa ais sinen Puetlc Snoianer erfannt ba'
ten Gr fat elm Sutss, flares, feffss Nnss, relhes
seltIttemubtein unb 9tute anoeutet, absr 5u9lstd9
iAati nno bnrASrinssnb 1T. Ssin 6opf IT gut
aeformt unb gut sntmidslt. Scin 9aar 1T oas
ltruhe, bids, tlauibpar;e 9aar Der pustlos. Ssi'
ne Nals 1T prrprinssno uno aslerartis. Sein
Wiuno 1T Der seraos, uno menn idb 10 laaen BARI
lippsnloie, fsifseIhlciiene Snbianermune. st bets
tst Nube uno susleia fcite GntiAlcisn6eit an.
gBa6rsmS ater Suares Die @siiAtsbleuna Der 4u,
s6los Sat, 1ino isns 9dnce une SiiBs 10 flen, Sab
lie bes blauen Blutss ron Mltfatlien ,riirbiS wG'
rem. Mas feline 3ise bilnen Elm is9r 9arnpnii9es
rne ansenebmss @an3e, uno mir iparsn aas is9r
ron Dem grd1bsnten eingsncmmsn. Srlte ih Elm
rbpllpanpmihss llrtbeil tden, 10 tpiree ID! i'm Iiir
einsn Dtann RON seiunosm Wisn1aenrerftanSe, ees
rsnbaftcn 2lbIbten unb Gntiblciienbeit erflaren.
Su leiuem 9uslsben, einem 2Ssien unS ieiner 6anb'
lunasrete laa nibtS, iras narauf binseoeutet bats
ts tas er iit fir einsn Mann balt Der Den lesten
0srsmsiFu Funssfamrf elmer nabs5u psrlorsnsn Sade
fan,pft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19

@attsn fir9 ten bic Gbplera. Aus @iars
ieuss pirb teri4ie, nas ieit Dem ausbru4 fer @9cs
Terra alie @attsn aus Der stant reidmmnesn Fne.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1865

Aovsxhk o. Fnsions.-Tbs iomsnss
amount fof eods and prodaes nsw oevins
ase ID - ass taxing oar sailrcad lines
70 saosr utoost capacity. Hearing ftsquent
esmp'aintS Saasag or shippers q not -
ins abls = peeesss dssirsd shipping faeili
ties. and having uuusrjus Invitation o
hle 70 "bl1v up" ths railcbads, ws proceed
Cd to the Dopst tbs n@sning T. - hov
much Of % undetakinfit might be. We
found every maa Il his 6ost, busy = could
be-a freight houss fun Of goods. and more
applications 6r cars than could Be met in
tArss dsya 1Fhe snpzmanlyy snt Nr.
Hills, Informed u that sid Saturday
morning the n. 4 4. road1hs recsived
ninety c~s from the G. 4 y y 70 b. for
wardsd West. and that ther wks. forty %
the trace to-day, ready 70 hyte-all from
the Other road. The machi ny Of the road
i doing its utmost. It Ia handle from
forty % sixty op pr Al ! The Eastern
road > furnishing it moll work than it can
do, besides is own. W concluded it would
DO no good to blow ithp just now, and con-
ssqusssG turned etk stssAsion to figures.
W. found Rponj testigation Of the booka.
that the. ount Of lumbsr shipped from
this point pee Ssptsnbcr lst 1866, was:
Lumber 1T .e2s. .l74
Llash,; 80. ................... 10000
Oningies ................... .6S4 ,OOO
Those WHO unt rstand the lumber ship
ping bu'iniss fll lrsadily comprehend Why
the roads Gcil les ars heavily taxed.
Again, the1 y thu grain trade. Davenport
y no coms bn kid Of grain MARKET. and
that artiq 10 cr1 wding In very briskly.
What ha) |he rod been doing in the grain
line sim sspssu sr iss. Tbs shipments
Basle1 Abushslsl ...... ...... .29. 400
Cosn,v do ...... .26, 400
wheat do ....... 1000
Elour-barrels ..... ........ 5000
Corn Meal. do -. .....s. COO
wool-pound4 ........ 1900
Onions bush u. .x......... 400
Cattle. 60. -. -. -. n. 70
Green Hide asd.s poj Ids. ....l3.a,oso
Besides Y - fticles p in1 = guam
;':s s:s: L 's.: s:se s.s H.. ::
':'' :':,'' !; doing '''' :: :: e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

R.sovAL o. -ss Psf Orr1st-0rd~s
wsrs received this - (niss y RI Nssssf
Russell, from ths st Ones Dslt trtmess.
dirsctiss hin y sssssd u eses % F'ot
moro commedie Etsems for Tie lo4hty pf
the Davsnpost ksutO@ee. l. :.
It has besn nader Of serious 4 ID uni
vsnsal eoupl(int bel Pabouts for Il past
four year thu ~ pred pnt Post Onnc{ facii-
ties were es(iryy mad (quate 70 the &nvea-
ienc. Of th{ {pyblse. 4 y eesplsint fas nj
been Aith( III good grc pnds. Thof who
have bse3 Erevdsd 4 = pseksd il 10 TIE
Narrow }6tracted lebl waiting 4 their
mail maj r. snd the sploysss n 70 have
bsen csl kded beyond e)durancs inbide the
boxes, h give and ha}s given am(Ietesi-
mosy bat change ID affairs was crying
necesil and thsusanbs will rejoil that .
chang f% The bsstr Is 'pssdit to d'
In bedience to pJIitive ordersIA M. Rns-
sell 1 = already seq1red the twd dlarge and
comm kdions story rooms ssxs{ f.st each.
on I'll Aouth.s..yeornsr Of PERI and Third
strsetsA - the , Dew location for lhs Post or
Ace. fAs-plln is to remove hs partition
that sepesAass thsss two rsos into ons4
nakins spacious room Of = Sset front in
Perry street BY 50 feet in Thi id street. The
lobby viii occupy the Perry rect and Third
street fronts with ample enhance and exit
rooms on both streets, ~ HAT there can
possibly be no crowding orf collision. The
entire concern Il 10 be 6ttet up in the most
approved style. thus farn1hihga Post Of
fice second in the Nofth)sest TO only The
] Chicago office.
We presume there mdk b some differ
encc 10 opinion as.to Il relecation, but
when the change il onet effected, and the
ordsrs thereto are po4tive, we are Of the
opinion that III will q re that the shasge
is an sscsilent one. 1hs orders are tO rsnt
for term Of Eve yelrs, consequently the
change will be madelfor that spsS e ins.
1t bsss:>To make j.. neoesssy imprS,..
y 6sts and NQcvs the Office Xiii prod kb,y
\ Ike sour or siz eks but ~ win k in
Aedi.ts:y set as<0n~ai iodn ,hs1sy A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

MAAs 4 MEYEs, No. II, West Second
street, desire to cali the attention Of our re-
turned veterans TO their large stock Of ready
made clothing, which they are new anxious
70 tl;snose of At the lowest rsteo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

and the eeA1ihg up5et his rema,n4
boz r. "Whof Deopi" asked har
voices q e0ce. s'Saf Dean, re
Anna Chapman, now . womae
iowa at St. Louis, but only tvo ~
1 respectable married woman Of
ais fatally stabbed by Jennie N
another abaudoned female, in . gu
tween the tweover . lover. ''n
The. farmers of Vermont hat
money BY the war. But the9 ere q
backs. Every dollar they get 4
stock, agricultural machines and ]
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

CLornIxo. Meyer, next - the
First National Bank 10 still prepared 70 r.
ceive his old customers, and to supply them
with anything In the elolhihg line at prices
corresponding with the times;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

Arms CaAscs. .-Thoss wishing to pur.
chase parlor, dining room, and kitehenfur-
niture at the lowest rates, should not fail to
attend the auction sale at the residence Of
David Higgins, on the cor. Of 9th and Gaines
streets, on Wednesday, Sept. ~. Mr.. Hig>
gins will sell rosewood sett Of paflor furni>
ture, 800 yards Of carpets, mirrors, bureaus,
tables, bedsteads, stands, stoves, etc., for
cash. sp23 3t
Go 70 rsu Bsss. .-Go - Bryant. STRAIT.
ton 4 Merrill's Davenport Commercial Col
lege, to get . thorough practical business
education, or to become . good sound tele-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing sta,nps) Bryant. Stratton 1 Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
CLoAxs, handmade worsted shawls,
zephyr hoods and nubias, childrens' suits
Of cloth and merino, cloaking. cloths, cor
sets, hoop skirts, very low. Fancy goods
and notions. A large assortment Of dress
and cloak trimmings. Real Lace Embroid-
cry--a good selection. ETC., ETC., 1t Streep-
er's, southwest corner Of Brady and Second
streets. sept l2-d&wlm.
kuBTiC WINDOW Ow'6HADoA--EycSy house
keeper should know that . Window Shade
Mandatory has been opened in this city
Second street, three doors East Of Perry
South side, by Chandler, Railsback 4 Co
These shades are made Of strips Of wood
woven together, end painted or stained in
various colors. They are very durable and
elegant, and should bs found in every
house. Let US encourage this new and
worthy enterprise liberally. Ladies' should
call and see the styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

The splsndid and ~ sailing piss>sese
packet Clsy II Ksithsbarg, CA Cenpbs,l.
viii depart &c Fort Ms1isen and way points
telneesoH insehine. I. ! cosssy. isias
'ofhcs. Z: T. PvsGtyues, aesnt. 'as rs
The Cksissy Chssvst, Capt. lfiteAsll,
viii depart for BIssqss SAd Wy points Il
Z sls,ak ts-sksrsuw ass1iae.B 4 las1sss
lyman, ageUt. seea,r1s or
:. BAnrbCx Cifv.-This new steAmer, 4
which " have made mention several tines,
srrived ct out wharf this morning. and 4
about susae M ttn 3 Stoe - ~ Aave
ssen bailt - thsts wstsss fse oeoS tims.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

Scesf DivIssou No. 1, Sons Of Temper.
ance, meets every Friday evening 1t seven
o clock in their hall ever Stats Bank, cor
nor 3d and Brady streets. ian 6-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

Gsr veUs TI0k0I1s regular fare
to Lyons, irony peihIis three dollars
To go there b Ecursisn party oa
the Reserve. Wsd6esday next, and to
return, Win on tep 0ef oas dellsr and !
Aey-just one fourth IN ldinary fare, with
the best Of music, and hs company of
scores Of captivatiqk bud ladies' Il rown
in. Rare indootf.qf-fetsts must b.
The book stQgss at\p4ce. md secure them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25
VOL. 10.

Donse be Roolloh.-Cau snd exsmise
ssas!AiaG sfssefy 800 y yNs, -. 4
retesls Tor es B. L. Wolcott, ITO Chathao
Square. New York, jy9o-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

aa Away wleA DpeesaeDes.
on Eyes mads new without 6PECTA-
Giles, DOCTOR, OR MEDICINE. Pam.
phlet mailed free on recsipt ef ten cents. -
Address r. B. fOOTE, n. D., No. 1880
BsoAdway, N. I. agl6-8mS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

Fos sAIa-Ths CiA Cspneil q Rock
Island offers The bridge q copnseting The city
With the Island, 70 the Vovsrnnsnt for
AIT. 600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

Coal TRADE.-lfn OIL ztsl{k Of Saturday
we we're wrong Stating that the Henry
county coal yard, Porner Of Brad and 9th
street was absat b be (losed. / mis- yatd
will be kept Spen y her ltofore, ID 4 viii BE-
supplied by ~. Qabls/ /kieh thu coal Val
ley coal. The new karf in the depf grounds
has been opened y 4. Cable / d., As vii
be seen d ADVERT enent, and ,he price Of
coal reduded onsk INT per bush( Lis. cent,
At the yard. Fals a }ansemsnt ! Jill undoubt
sdly give universal batisfactio4 NJ. Cable
controls the entire bal intsreH Of this part
Of the country, afd in ordtr to hold thu
power he now has till lose - opportunity
70 kssp the right q % Of 1oonsumers-by
selling coal just 90 )ow - i possibly nan b,
afforded Il il viSh thidview thaf ha ~,
rsd4Fd The fssls ht tls'tims, md % n
continue to do - 4as uu(stancee ~il
Derfnit n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25
"G...r..a'' ! =. CO.., gNsyfbs. '

"CAne TeAsp Cos ~
W. have ~ lvsns shs.ts Of shi.
truly intsrestp ps = I6w IN press By
Messrs. BlslocR = Qofof New York City,
and take pleasure in Ysecting the attention
II our readers to Il. Asle title indicates,
it relates to scenes = thsN ass dssoAtine
war, and its descriptions afs Jluly vivid and
accurate. lts autho4 is well ykuoWn - The
special correspondenl the M York Her.
aid, who oodoubt1l 1ll12 |aw - much Of III
at tks Jross, = ~ |athsr IossS work Is
ssfss: r.. Rss - BENG :i.s;. ..... :.
where.
Conr 81 HArD.-{ls October number d
Hssps6 Is \ buthly ed ; y hand. Among
il n y fadsbls \ - - snd one DE-
linsa6ss 10 peril rud pleasures ol
sh.spsn'1 Grand -. .oshss. sstitl.
ID, zone ~ psh1 sl sssribias he
Aorots d ASds sonvl : vivid uaassr
. sketch Il theIiis 81 Jkl|ine Jos Heck.
n )" ~ : ! yIsserly ~ : tAs Xts and
esrssr = ~ Dsvis. as m Jer=
dan, III Chisf Of II sssar b Sd ]. 70.
sals y ~ IL nj dspot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

Tns w.oxpEGA Saturday eve
g; !: !: =: :: g.:
three Aenbsrs Of 4e provost guard At
tsmptedto break in ths IL wooden walls
Of the little apartment, an to wrench the
money from his, grasp. The had slightly
mistaken their man. Mr.. lT11b bsin caught
one Of Tie r.seas by the wrist, rnd nearly
twisted h,s arm out Of joint, u pn rushed
out, knocked down one Of Ahsnl called for
the guard. and had n 9Ets Of u IN arrest
I'd. Considering De X elity in which thia
WAS attempted this ene = the most
opsn-handsd a his q )lhs &inj occarring in
our city, that We s'd for some
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

Some cr,isty old bachelor has defined love
to be little signing, little crying, . little
dying, deal Of lying, but the best known
preventive of disease in every form 10 Pin.
kerton's Wahoo and Calisay Bitters. Ask
for them anywhere.
PRRaY's Morn AND FRxcKLR Lor1oN.-
Chloasma, or Mothpatch, (also called Liver
spot,) and Lentigo, or Feckles, are often
very annoying, particularly to ladies ef light
complexion. for the discolored spots show
more plainly on the face Of = blonde than Of
. brunette but they greatly mar tho beau.
~ Of either; and any preparation that will
elEectually remove then without injuring
the textufs or color Of the skin Is certainly
desidcrstum. DR.. B. 9. Perry, who has
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

DeanecfAtlc Countx<CUuvsnsssn.
Pursuant to notice ths Democrat Of Scott
county undertoa1A,Za assemble u the Court
House on sH5Ay< <he Esd inst FINDING the
court 4Oon/ /p4- gespied bya Republican
TS<nshpc c9kv, ,atlon, 1t 10 suggestion Of
II Cen4k kIComh hittee, Wy repaired toLahr-
M pms (ll, which y(s kindly provided BY
its pfo( (rictsr for ~ purpose, and proceed.
I'd to tie TRANSACTION Of the business Of The
The meeting vas Qllsd to order BY the
appointment Of Israel b e ~ President, and
H. n. weathsrbse - Ssd ptary.
On motion committsse ef three, ssisist.
ing Of Geo. h. Parker, Gsd\ge Murry, and
Hv. Gildea, were appointed on resolutions,
who repstted the following:
Rssolsed, That wsendorse d Ae resolutions
passed At the last Democrate Saaae Con-
vention held at Des hoines. @
Resolsed, That We deem it inHxpedieut IA
nominate Democratic county ticket to be
supported at the coming elestiou :
On motion the r,s6dtion v kre unani
mously adopted. al
On motion D. g. Kellt Thos. pssnody,
George Murry, Benz. FAINTER, nd Chas.
IIctzell were sfpointedf Central bommittss
for On sss ~s'ss ss;s s: .;;, Con- oorn.s.
..fl IsR4 Bag! President.
II. w. WEAeasa3ks Secretary.