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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-04-28
THE TRANSCRIPT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
- HENRY A. CUTLER.


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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-04-28

4be following piece of poetry, it is stated, was
a favontc with the late President Lincoln, who
ofte repeated it:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-10
SMbamcrifa mnS Gcntralamerifa.

Sie ~neueiten 9adri4ten BON Sloamerita
uno Gentralamerita iasen, oaB bic 3euOlutiun
IN Peru fO%rtcauert, ieoOd nit tpenig Soft
nun9 flr Die Sniursenten. 9ieieIben puroen
BET Irica sei9Iugen ,,no auseinanoer aetrieben.
9ie Na3ri6t Don @bilt baB 6panien fir
friiber erlittene 8erlule Gnti6doisuns uerlanet
babe, beltdtist iid; es 1T ieoo6 gu teiner feino.
ielisen Generalization BON Seiten beS 9efeblsz
babers Der ipaniiden SlotiIe aetommen. Sn
Der &epublit SaIpaoOr lit cine 3euoIu>
tion Su @uniten oeS pertriebenen 4rdlioenten.
beg General 8arrios, unO sesen Duenna8, ben
9e9entpdrtisen Brdiioenten, aussebro@en, Die
nit @rfOIs besleitet it,. e9ie Stabte Ga Union
uno San MisueI puroen bereits pun ben sSn=
iurgentens ein9enOmmen. Ser Banamas
giienbabnzG ontratt bat bas 19aus Der Neprd=
beg @pnsrefes Der CONFEDERATION
Columbia puiiirt uno mar Dor benz Senat. 8ie
I6On friber beri6tet, ipirbe baour6 ben Ser.
Staater1 cine 9lrt BON Monopol iiber iene 3oute
perlieben. -
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peib, bob oIIer Bicerftanb gegen Die Mbi6af=
fung Der Stlaperei frudtloS 1T. 9ie 2e9islotur
pon &entudp bat bisiem State pieoer einen
neuen S6anbled ansebeItet, tnnem 1e ben
8errdtber 8uIitt einfa6 wesen Abpeienbeit
aus benz Staate ieineS 8idtsramtes fir perlus
itig ertldrte.
Ser Ianoesfu6ttg gepCrcene &thter 8uaitt,
pel1er ii6 eesenmdrtig in Ganaba aufbih, bat
f9 an elmer 8eribw6rung betbeili9t, oeren
MdtslieOer ii4 bic 9lufSabe geltellt batter, Die
Ser. Stoaten Ge9ierung umslitirsers unb bic
RebeliOn su unterltIBen. Sic Wlt9lleoer oere
ielben rlbmten li6 Sfentlib, caB }e SUei Weil>
licnen Dollars Der CONFEDERATION iberIanot
bGtten, neI6e ben Ser. Staaten 31blmeIItern
am Reb 8ipet seraubt wlirten. @S lit our.b
3eusenausiasen na6aewieien, bab ltb 8tillItt
mi. ie6s3sbn 8erlonen gum nmitrrS Der Gene
ralreeierune rno a llnteritisung fer 8ebeuiOu
peridppren bat, uuo bab bic CONFEDERATION BON
ibnen unteritibt wurbe = ltuo oennoh miro
oieier Wen14 eina@ nur ielneS AmteS
entleBt. Wir erinhern uns bel bitier 8tle9en=
belt elmer Correspondents aus &entudp, in weI=
der Die Qppolitdt bieie8 States alS SunebmenO
sei6iloert piro. @enn bic Qopalitdt zines
etoutes BARN bsftebt, pdb man einen ytann,
Der, Obslei6 er Elm &i9teramt b%etIeioet, Die @es
iete, beren MISUNDERSTANDING er e i6mCren bat,
nit 6iBen tritt, ni6t sur Hedenidait iiebt
uno ibn II i6t bic aan5e Stren9e ncS GielebeS
flblen ldSt, 10 muiIen mir pien %geiteben, cat
oies cine sanS mertpirOige 2OpaIitdt 1T, lpelGe
81 b%esreiien infer @erftano 81 ibwu6 ilt. Sn
&entudp besinnt es NOD LANCE ni6t Su ta9en
uno es 1T oaber unbepingt notbmenoig, naB Der
lppale She'll bes @clteS ale N~nItreusNnsen
ma6t, UNI on bic Stelte Der wenn audi ni6i
s~eraoeSu oislopalen, aber poh laupurmen Be-
ar'ten uno &eprdIentonten, Mdnner 81 wdblen,
Die teln Sonoerintere1e perfotsen, fir oaS NcbI
oes SolteS arbeiten uno nit !6er5 lnc !6ano bic
Union unterItiben. g -~}l. &c. 0lt8bt. u Z
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Das Sttmmredt Der Tarbt0en bc=
-.vC E-i frefTenS.r aT. aert'

! Sn Der 9rOBen gerfammlun9 i'm @ooper Sn=
ftitut 81 Stem Nprt, ipon Der wir heu'e einen
atisemeinen 8eri@t brinsen (iiebe unttr yietp=
yort) rDuroe inter aneeren AUG, folgenper 8ez
l6lnB anaencmmen: o8ei6lpien, CAB mir es
fir cine ieIbitueritdnbli6e @abrbeit balten, RAP
benz Wfonne, Dem pic ole Ntust,te onoertrauen
tonnen; uni ou8 2eben Der Station re:ten ~ belz
len, aud Der Stimm5ettef sanpeftraut werben
BART I'm eS 6elpabTen 5u belfeu.1 @ir rufen
oeSbaIb Die 9tatiOnalresierung, Die StlqtSregiez
runsen nnb baS &olf in Der san5er4l Union an,
suiammensuwirfen unb ate geleBliden WtitttI
in anwenoung Su brinsen ilr Die @inflbtung
zines algemeinen Neutrality-suspicious., ooS
9lel3 nnb gere6t fir ollie, 5arbise iopcbI wie
WeiBe, pirfet." o..f y esFsHa s.'.' 1@'
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WfillIIippI 8tper ~ perbrennen. Sic pere
brurnten unter 9inSuaiebung zines eeui1en
Colonel Barrett bic 9ampfer SnperiaI, &pbert
Campbell, 0apib 8. SaplOr &C. gu ct. 2ouis
uno mebrere 9ampfer gu Stem Orleans. 9iez
lelben lollten aud Die 6oipitdter unp iberboupt
Jules pertrennen, mas sur Nrmee uno SlOtte
Der Sunoesregieruns eeb6rte. Sin Wtaun,
ytautenS 3auin9bam, nabm fdr feline babel ge>
lellteten Sienite cine @eIobnuns Don Der cOus
t0osrirten 3e9ieruns in Aniprud. 3euse bate
am 20. uno 25. Nueuit init Setretdr 8eniae
min rno Self. 9apiS in &iduono uuterreoune
gen, 8eu9e ma6'e NIT SbomaS 8. Glalt unc
Dillingham; DOR Setretdr 8eniamin feline Nn-
iprilde pe9en 8erbrennuns Der 8unpeSoampfe
bpCte 9elteno.
e @uS ben Nuslagen 6ieieS 3eusen gebt ber>
Dor, OaB 8eni1mirp Dem !3eusen, benz 9iuings
bam uno benz Start fir oa8 Jiiecerbrennen Der
6oipitdIer gu 2OuispilIe $4,000 in Sob ans
wies uno ibnen auBerbem @ehiel i'm 8etrase
Don $4,000, na6 a Wonaten 3ablbar, CAB,
uno boB Die Wtorobrenner oa5 @elo ouh erbal=
ten babeu. Benjamin bot benz 3eueen aud
100000 an, ipenn er bic awiIden NaibuiQe
ltno Chattanooga liegenoe Bride, bic vQone
Bridge" gsnannt, a~erit0ren rpOQte.
t 3euge itellte benz Beni1nin bic 8eoingun=
gen, unter oenen er ou8 3erit6rur98wert liber.
nebmen wollte. 5@r iaste Dem Self. 9apiS: Ell
CLAUDE, odb oaS Oampfppctuerbrenncn 81 Ni6ts
gut iei, unO 9auis ernioerte, er wOIe benz cir
G,pe madden, bilii9te i%npelien, mas 3euse uni
feline @oniorten 9etban. .13euge unO Carpenter
tamen nit SslitriOn Dopis therein, Gong
Bridge fir 100000 gu 5erit6ren. 9asis
bemerfte, eS bdnoelte ii6 bios barum. BEN
Sbermon Die 3uiubr ab5uldneioen, er iei Del
Maun, Der iebt Oa8 meiite llnbeil o%nltiite. Sit
Wprobrenner seb6rten ale Der 9ebeimen Orga:
~nilatipn oe8 rSrOenS Der amerit1nti&en Sitter
an Die 6rase, oh 3euse aud oaSH geb6rt
beauttpprtete er ni6t. .Hs sis H5
3euge nrrSOrlep ipuroe barilbe
pernpmmen, pom ipem uno mann CT. Wtuoo ot
Na6ri6t iber ben 8rdipentenzW foro erbelter
bat, ntl t.a slasI .l.. fnrjn
3euge Gli So atiOn iast, oaB Daniel S
TbomnS elm 2Ggner lit. .#.-.
3euse !9enrp 8ruoer BON 3rpo, N g., Jag
oaS Ndmlide. -ss'a-asTrl a,r
9a5 @eridt perta9te ii6.' s1aH1
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Sic Gatri6ter pom europa iinc nidt pDn
beiOnperem sSntersfe. Sic GntiddDisunssirage
in Besiebung ouf zen gIaboma bat in GnelanD
einiee Mufreeung peruria&t, ba man idet, eaB
bic amerifanif6e 8egierun9 ppn vG~rsmtneung"
compulsory Der GntIddot9ung eeipro6en
babe. Ser frlber in Nmerita 10 s~efeierte 8rin3
pom 8ales muB iebr unsebalten bariber
sepeien fem, oenn er bat burh ieiner; Sefretdr
es ablebnen lofen, Gttpas fir Die erobe @es
fern 6air 81 tbuu. Seine fruberen glnbeterine
men tpiro Elm 70 ricncerbares" Setragen iebr
lrnnoertt ine betriiben.
512outS RappIeon 1T nod nidt pCn
Mleier5 surld, bat iebo@ ieinen GDuiin, ben
Yrtnsen Nappleon, in einem 8riefe ieiner @or,
ficanii6en" &eoe tpeeen 10 ceniirt, bab Der SER
.gruiin relignirt Bat. 8 as er relisnirte, il
niat seiaat; uielsidt 1T er bios n%reiisnirt"
Dian bat iibrisens bic Heiie glapOlecns mad
Nl9ier gu @uniten Der tailerliden 8eeentiu aug
subelten eeiu6t, inbem man beneiien nil, caf
lie fir ibr 2mt gang tii6tis 1T uro oab Srant
reid Ni6ts Su fir6ten bat, ipllte Dem sBlger
&aiier vetpas Wlenl6libes" pailiren.
9ie Wlanifeitationen in 8e5iebung auf ben
SOB 2incOtnS naueri1 fort HE S6DetSel
baben LIBERAL (aus9enommen i'm ipnoerbinole.
ridden .&anton 6rsibur9) uno in Ylaiie ibrel
tSpmpatbiel NIT Dem genoroeten Yr1iioenter
uno Der ne,tgeborcnen &epublit Musorud per:
lie9eu, Selbit in Gpnitantinppel baben eint
en9lii6e @emeinoe un6 bic Neu9rieden ein'
@pneolensaoreIle bei6lOien. .@3..
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tofuah &. Bunitf.

:, Der proseB 6ea 2anbesperrdtberS 8uuitt,
SeF o.e 8entudper @eiessebuns ldnaere Belt
oelpatt'ste. 1T nun beenoist unb aan, 10 aug
Ssiaue". @'e tOir ertpnrteten. Dir tpuroeu oesz
Dalo an9a ourdous nidt Ourd bad Mesnr,ot
1bsrraiGt..s Die ccnieroatipe Mebrbe;t nor g..
alslatur tam ebeniO wenis ibre Snmpotbie Fir
Die Rebetien uno Werrdtber ~esrldusnen, oIs lie
geneist III, ba8 conftituticneIe, bic Saouerei in
allen 9beilen Der 8ereini9ten Staaten perEstens
be Nmenbsntsnt gu uSiSptireu, OBstet& bieielbe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-10

NpttS. 3eb rtauen ND 0ret9tet
q uO1i6t.- Der New~gUrfer MagemetI
2 Gnsertuac er luht uus un bic Aufaabne TO
9enper
G~inloSun0
bic 9i6ter 81 merite'S.
Der ,Nep~gorfer AGse,neine @SuSer6anb," seleit
bon benz BeDuB1iein, fas eS bie6er ben oeut'n IN SIl
germ amerltl's an eireur paiiei ben beHtt6
tanif@eu 8cItSGi eDe fepIt, BAT in isin!r lestt
9elegatenfeuns bei4iciien, eiuen Treis bon
400 Dollars auf bas bsfff
unb
80 Collars aMf rae nGd)N1sfe Sccidpt.
untsr ~fOlSenten 8ebinsu gen gu itsen:
Die @ebi@te miiIeu
II OrigiuaI Nrpeiten unb nod ~nireenbS eeoru6t 'el
2 Cine Nufeueruus 1uut Eatr'cttsm"s 1ur oea'i'
Abopttpbitrser entb 4Iten.
81 Den bp5en Berui beS beutl&en @e'ttes III WET
ans Se'S III eSen.
~ 8euiafteas aus 4 Gtropbsr, nit In9efS4r 6 3'I
iebe, befteben.
8 Olit einem Nlcttc SerIeben ietn unb bis gum .
Ausuft pieieS 3abreS an
y. 9erOw, 40 SObnfrafs'
e~iuueiarbt tperbcn. @icttc unS Same res DUO
ben in einem pc iieseltel Gcuoert benz @ett3te eeO-
gie 6 II teiounS pirb bis gum 80. Sept. ertolSeH
Nfs Nreis,inter ipereeu f%unSiIen bic Setren;
Or. SarG DiItben'
6r. Sappt
Gr Jr. SdHs.
On, O,prtrauen auf ben ITbllten 3ped bort per"
@,rf r mloemene @Sr sertHE6 aTf cine rebt ttarte
tgs.',;s,m, reIueu an Siirfen, unb tittet gteidd it9
SsrrSn 3eitunas Neoofteare UNI befulSsIi6fte &srOis"
rieier Ginlaeung. !, vaAsr,
G. Gambler, GefretGr.
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Bic be(ten 0tSbogeu fir ND .rtbs u
&tCrV halter.

Der uutsr,eiHnste %Ssrftrttst aut 8easunns stns q,
SCrte 20, GiSecren fir 9Dt the VI eStpr . att, A.
prattilter Gnp ais bic BIS isbt etbtauntsn; @tne lSi%rn
brr Serbrdudt 10 inter- @s unh bait rae OUR pnTsT
bern @.trdure Mub Stetitn beoeutsnS frtl@sr as y
esq %. praiifr.. srtiHen pc
f2on.a12g1, unp @ntaufT'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-10
1leberfiht Der tpicbtieftem Greienife.

observation-disclosures Gtinmredt Der yeeeer
-@abri6einliGe Ginberufune bes Gun
9rele8 unp Qufbebmt9 Der SeiGran7
flung Der 6abeoS Corpus Qcte unp fSrm-
iE lt6e Grfldrung bes 6rtebenS3ultanbea
i'll g%eptiien Staateit BON Seitrn bes YrG=
fDenten-8el6lHfe in Columbus (@epr-
9ia)-l1nter.o erfung BON SeraS-Mert=
m G,,wonT;c1to H}o X.,t L4o,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23
~iAIs.assD lEs.nS.


LAhcEsY.-F,r stealing diamond clus-
ter ring. j. '. Ring Was held to bail in $500
on Saturday.
DEowNED.-Wm. Goodland, agcd IA, was
drowned in the lake on Saturday, while
fishing.
kobBERr.-An expert thief snatched
touo IRON soldier at the corner Of Clark
ana Van Buren, streets, ou Monday, and es-
capped
ZouAvKs.-TheC Chicago zouave Company
Is beng revived.
!. ARREsrED.-For wearing male attire,
nary Sargent, of Rockford, ILL.,, was arrest
ed on Tuesday. There isn't particle Of
romance about her, however, and she will
probably be released.
SUICIDE On account Of love dissp-
pontment, Ellen Shea committed suicide on
Monday by taking poison.
MYsrEK.ors.- Edward B. Clarke, Of OF
lava, drew a large sum Of money from one
OF the banks on Monday, and has not been
heard from since. As he WAS . man Of
steady habits, foul play is suspected.
DELrGArEs.-The Milwaukee Chamber Of
uoinlnerce has appointed delegates to attend
the opedIng Of the pew Chicago Board of
Trade building.
ANOTHER Race takes place this afternoon
at the Driving Course between the Indians
and horses.
kIlED.-A little boy was killed on Clark
street, between Harrison and Polk. yestcr
day A heavy truck passed over him. one
Of the wheels crushing his head in .
fright!ul manner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No H. The desirable residence on Brady
street, now occupied by General Baker.
No. g. Near Brady Street In perfect repair.
9storisc. z. rooms and cellar, with well and els
I ern. Lot rs by l55. well stocked with young
fruit. Price 400.
No. 10. On north side 9Th street, Sd door east
otthe Methodist Church, 2 story, in good repair,
3 rooms and cellar. with c,stern and brick stable
bot $50 feet deep. Price $4,000.
No IL. On the east side of Braly street, Qot
100 feet 'front.' 5 rooms, good cellar and cistcrn;
Price g., ,ooo or the house and portion Of the
and will be sold separately.
No. 81 The estate now owned and occupied
By Geo. 8 &. Dow, Esq, being the dwelling house
aud three full lots, fronting south upon 9Th st.,
corner of Farnum street. This house is in per
feet repair, having been fitted up by the owner
for himself. The entire arrangement ofthe house
- tasteful and complete. The view from this
place is unsurpassed Terms easy.
No. 3 Frame house south side Sd street, two
uilesiwest Of Brady street price, 1880. Two
birds may remain on mortgage 1t six per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23
RIVER NEWS.

The splendid and fast sailing passengre
packet City OF keithsburg, Capt. Campbell,
will depart for Fort Madison and way points
tomorrow morning L. J. Conroy in the
Office. r. N. Prettyman, agent.
The Charley Chcever, Capt. Mitchell,
will depart for Dubuque and way points at
7 o'clock tomorrow morning. Il. NJ Pret
lyman AGENT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

AxorurR Nav, Srox.-We understand
that the arrangements have been perfected
whereby our esteemed fellow citizen, Joshua
Burr, is about to erect a substantial three
story bficl bOc!. on Brady street, next door
above Sam Perry's Clothlng House, The
plans are already being prepared By w. +.
Carroll, architect, and the building viii
probably be ready for use before snow falls,
and heavily stocked with choice groceries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

TnE Missouri Emigration Board has dis
trfbuted $1,000 documents throughout the
Eastern States and Europe, designed to at
tract emigration 10 that State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23
The Property formerly known as
Z" Academy Of the Immaculate Conception
For Sale.

Not. ACADEMY Of the immaculate Concep
tiou" property for sale. This elegant estate com
priscs 10 acres. with main building (which cost ~
0ool aud good barn land in centre level and high
sloping gradually south. east and north. Will bs
sold Il. . great bargain II apple for soon l
villa. plans OF which may be seen vt our Office b,
any party proposing to purchase. BUILDERS arr
invited TO cali aud see the same. as the work WI
be let bv contract to the lowest bidder The lans
borders upon the city limits, but being just out
side ia not subject to city taxes. Beautiful IN ~
ustural condition, this land is tnstefuly laid ou
n garden aud lawn. aud looo shade and ornA
mental trees arc planted large forest trees stand
ing north Of the main building. This place 10 vel
worth thu attention Of pur chasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

GRArIFrIvG.-Our city begins to assume
the appearance of olden times, of late
Our streets are continually crowded with
grain wagons, while the farmers and sol
ders throng the sidewalks and stores, Civ
ing business very perccptible impulse
Our merchants arc equal to the emcrgen-
cy, however, and with additional assistants
are enabled to supply the public as usual
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

DISCHARGED examination Of McCar-
ty for the murder Of Michael Rey nolds, was
brought to . conclusion at late hour yes
terday afternoon resulting in the young
mans acquittal. We understand tbat he
left an order for the Paymaster to pay over
a sum sufficient to remove an incuinbrance
on the property Of tho deceased for the ben
eft Of the widow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

ESTKRrR'sISG.-M 4 Mayer, near the
corner of Brady and Second, desire to call
the attention of the public 20 the large and
we'll selected stock Of rcady-made clothing,
which they are disposing Of at such reason
able rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

No nsse National Banks are to be an
thorized, the full amount Of currency to be
issued having been already allotted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

The funeral services Of Anna, only
daughter Of John Z. and Anna N. Henry,
will be held in Trinity Church tomorrow
CThursday) afternoon at q o'clock. Friends
of the family are invited TO attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

FRun-Our city is flied with all manner
Of fruit at present, including pears, peach
es, apples and grapes. It is said that the
best peaches for preservation are those that
come latest in the season. a regular peach
train is now running from the rural dis.
tricts to New York city. The grapes raised
in the vicinity Of our city will lose 'ccnsid-
erably this season from the rotting on the
vf.es Of this fruit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

Claire Row, T. O. Webb has on hand as
fine an assortment Of plain and elegant glass
and table ware rs can be found in the West
10 has also on hand . complete stock Of
plated and solid silver wares, mirrors, and
every thing else which can he expected in
his line, which he is disposing of at rates to
suit the times. Give him call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

Rusric WINDOW SHADES Every house,
keeper should know that a Window Shade
Mandatory has been opened in this city
Second street, three doors Fast Of Perry
South side, by Chandler, Railsback 4 Co
These shades are made Of strips Of wood
woven together, and painted or stained in
various colors. They are very dun able 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, 1865-08-23

OPPoslTioN. - The Muscatine Journal
comes out in oppositionto TO the proceedings
Of the Liquor Dealers State Convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

NoricE.-We call the attention OF our
farmers to a notice in another column from
the Secretary Of the Scott County Agri-
cultural Society.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

TRAINS BrHrsD-Thc heavy rains OF
Monday night washed the track Of the Chi
cago 4 Rock Island X. R., between Peru
and Trenton SO badly, that the train due
here yesterday morning did not arrive un-
til : o'clock r. NJ, when both trains
morning and eyening-arrived together.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

DsATH.-Leonard Nitzel, Of Co. A, 18th
Iowa, formerly Of Co. G, 35th Iowa, died
at Selma, Ala, August 7th, after a protract.
ed Illness
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23
FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.

No 9. One Of those modern and convenient
houses in the new block known as "ClintOn
Place" Br adv Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23
ROCK ISLAND co. S. S. CONVENTION.
To Commence Thursday After.
noon. the 9th inst. at 6hc Hap
tise Ch0reh, Rock Island.

PROGRAMME.
At Up. m, organization, reading reports
and discussion Of 1st Topic, "What is the
present condition of the Sunday School
canse in the County,. What more can be
done 2"
At $3.50 p. m, will follow the discussion
Of the I'd Topic, "How to organize and
conduct = Sabbath School," Alfrey Sui
| ", Esq, Superintendent of the NJ. r. Sun
day School, Of Davenport, will open the
discussion.
Thursday evening tl.ere will be two ad-
dresses in the Second Presbyterian Church,
the first by Rev. Henry Baylies, Pastor Of the
n. E. Church Of Davenport; the I'd by Rev.
H. N. Powers, President Of the Griswold
College Of Davenport.
Friday morning from nine to ten o'clock.
will be given TO miscellaneous business.
At 10 o'clock will occur the discussion Of
the Sd topic, 'sTeacher and Teaching.'-
Opening address BY Rev, Henry Wallace,
Pastor ofthe United Presbyterian Church
Of Rock Island. - IS
At IL o'clock, discussion Of the 4th topic,
'Tfaining Teachers" Rev. Isaac Gray, Pas
tor Of the Baptist Church, Rock Island, will
open the discussion.
At2 p. N. will be considered the 9Th
topic, "How to conduct an Infant Glass;" A
class will be taught by Miss Anna johnson,
from the Teachers Training School of Day-
export. 4e.
At 3p. m. discussion 9th topic, sabbath
School Music" Opening address by Rev.
r. D. Richardson, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church Of Geneseo. istaa
The citizens Of Davenport are cordially
invited to attend.
Carr. wERrz.-A Chicago Times CORE
spondent in Washington says:
It'll not Capt. Wertz who is to blame; il
is not the Confederate government but Is
is those here who prevented the exchange
Of prisoners. -
Stanton is undoubtedly responsible for
the deaths Of thousands of our soldiers in
prison, but the writer has seen enough Of
tas tyranny and brdtality: of this werts to
De convinced that he should b hung Is high
IS Haman, and We would like to be the one
to Do it, too. ~ .t.a Il. 4is'v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23

THEATRE.-Our citizens will be pleased
to learn that Messrs. Meyers 4 Langdon
have leased Metropolitan Hall for six
nights, beginning with Monday evening
next, August e6th, to present series Of
their excellent dramatic entertainments. -
The sectors belonging to their company are
OF the first order Of talent, and from having
distinguished themselves on muberless &C.
casioos, and eat Ill our large cities, are
we'll known throughout the country. We
have long been in want of some popular
and refined amusement, and We are now
offered one, which, il ~ Gro to believe the
pleudits q the press everywhere. richly
deserves our patronage. Among the names
mentioSsd, may lbssfcusd thss Of Annie
Sentsr Langdaas tragedienne, of whom
too much cannot be said. The leading ac.
tors viii be we'll supported by subordinate
talent. ht-fs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-23
LOCAL lrEMa.

uDO0 i DE y OOu1oOs s-taH anu cAaibine
something urgently needed by everybody. A
retails for ~ X. L. Woicott, lI0 Chath0a
Square, New York. jy2o-dly
j. TEMPLE, Florist, cor. 4th ard Main
Sts., fruit and ornamental trees. ,ny26-ly
JAnrroR WASrEp.--M Bryant. Stratton
L Merrill's Iowa State Business College
Apply At the business Office Of the College.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE -EvESISo SEssroxs.
Next Monday, August 2Sth, the evening
sessions Of Bryant. Stratton L Merrills
Iowa State Business College will commence,
and All who intend attending should, as
much - possible, commence with the
course. Any desired information can be
obtained at the College during the day or
in the evening, between 7 and 8 o'clock.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs.--The
attention OF our soldiers is directed to the
immense assortment Of clothing and fur
nishing goods kept by Hess & Stern, in No.
8 I'd st. No other house in the city is able
70 compete with them in good fits and low
prices. Give them cali before purcha sing
WANTED. D.-Boarders can be accommodat
ed with good board by the week or day, At
1l6 Fourth street between Iowa and Le-
Claire streets. Mrs. BRowN.