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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02
VERY respectfully yours.
". y. ShiktklLp. No 2si Shackamaxon St.
From the kEv Tmo~ WiHtrs. ID. ID. Pastor o
NY hnrnn III K.t.i1 Il ELur.l.

Marlborough Baptist Church
DIR Jackson Dear SIR. / feel il due 10 vour
excellent preparation. uooil,nd> Herman Ei-
tets to add INV test inouv ~ the q, served re,u.
t.,,on ii has obaned have Tor Years. been
troubled with great disorder in my head and
nervous system was al, sca hy a friend IL
try a bottle Of Your tscrnaa Bittc,s | did 50
and have experienced great and unexpected re-
lief: INV health has been very waterfalls benefit
ted. Ieconidcntly recommend the article where
meet with cases similar tc nv own. aud hay,
been assured by many of their good effects
Respectfully yours.
WINTER Rnxba-o,xh D..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

With tins medicine YOU cure y"yrseH Tor one
tenth the money thai physicians charge. without
change of diet or llndrance from bus ness. and
thus prevent all chance Of exposure aud rum.
Dr. Bakers injection.
BIN eases of Gonvrrln th.et aud sem
mai Weakness 5, Dr.. baker Injection viii be found
valuable assistant 10 the Specific N snbdui,a :,
the inflammation and checking the discharge, and
| should be used III conjunction ith it Unit per
Get cure is effected. When both are used, the,
never fail to CURE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases Of private diseases.
- treatise on sexual diseases called the
"Self Instructor accompanies each bottle
Price-D Dr. Bakers Specific. ~ J" per bottle.
Price -l,r. Bakers Injection. II per bottle
Price = Male Injecting syringe. so cents, Re
| male Injecting syringe, 81 cents.
Sent by express to all parts Of the country on
rrce 1T ofmoney and tweniy live cents additional
| to pay for packing box and shiping
Sold ii DR. +. EASTERLl h CO.'S Family
Medicine Store corner Third and Chestnut. 81
LOUIS. and al their branch Stare, 10 Madison ST.
Chicago. mh3O-eod&w6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

ftbrnArN Nh. IS',I
M.-sr-. luDfs 4 Evans ~G"nilcuen Nv
inailttr ifi-lnw has been greatly benefited hs
wear lluhai,A's Gem n Eltrrs, that / concluded
10 tr, II m,sclf hnd il to toe an Invaluable
tome aud unhesi,atngly recommend II 10 all
whe Ain >gle ing from from ds Speisia have
have had that disease its IN Il obstinate
iuian 1anl,ncr- ~ many year and Your BIT
tiers has gwen Inc ease when vveiy thing else had
faded. Yours truly.
JULIUS LEE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

organs = life ,-,vu, acton restoring the health
aud expelung disease Hence 1t rapidly cures variety
of complaints which are caused s Il" mrury Of the
blood such as Scrofua. kings kvh. ru"ors Ulcers
Sores Erup,o Pmp Blctches, Bils 81 Antlcny's
Fmc. Rose Efysrcas. T.tt.r ar salt Rh.n'n, seald
Head Rugwu rin, Cahccr or Caneervu' amor, sore
Eyes Female di.ea suc az ketenu n regularity
Suppression, Whites. Stert,. aiso syp'I. or Nenerai
Diseases Liver Comp ANTS and Heart Diseases Try
AYsks S.R>srAKiLlt. and see Tor yourself The sGfp
activity with Win Ii 1T cleansts he blood aud cure
thps. disor,
Daring late years tie pubic ave been mi-ledy large
b,ates pretending to quart Of Extract ~ sirSa-
parila Tor al MIST Of these heeu frauds upon the
sick Tor they ouly little if ~. Sarsapari-
la, often c,irative properties az all Heffce on
ter dsappa ntnen has followed the VI the various
ex,rsc- sas-ap liz which nei the market rniil the
itself has .eclc neny VIII iios isI. anu
chest Still cal this compound Sarsapari'la. and
intend 10 sip such remedy shall rescue The name
from the lead Of ohaguy which rests upon Il We THINK
have gruatd hI believing i aa virtues which ate r.
rcsistbe uy the ordinary OF the disease II IL intend
cd cure. W. only assure the sick. Tat we nn~r
them the hest Alternative ~hch know how 20 pre- dnee
ana have 10 believe u l. tie most fleet
ua pur.ter II TIL hl I'd yct dcovsre ny any b dy
Arms tHsRNy PEcrRAI is so universally known to
surpa> ever, her remedy Df HE cure oil coughs IN
uenza, Colds Hoarsene> Group. Bronchitis, lncipen
Co, ptnn.a for tie relic oi Consuupse Patiets
III advanced Of tn disease hat il j. useless hei
~ tie wide Of IL Tie world Anows
.hcn Prepared by Ds- J. C Ayxs Co., well, Mass.
aud sold ~ al Druggists ANA dealers in medicine.
/ iun,Q In kassrr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

FROM ruLlrs Ies, ESD. firm Of I.ee 4 Walk
or, the most extensive Music Publishers in ie
United States No. ~ Che,tnu, street. Phla
dclplua
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

From JoHN Il NtehfHsusa. E-,i.. firm #
Wlckcrsh am Il HUTCHINSON the Gel, brated Man.
uiacturer> of Fancy lron Works $50 Canal 81
am the rec pient from You one Of the greatest
favor> that can BE- conferred nJou man VIZ -~
that 81 health For many wears have sutlere j
from one of the mos: annovins and dcbIlining
complaint, that the human family can be aflIiird
with Chrome Diarrheu.
During the long Time was suffering from thus
disease. was attended by regular physicians
giving me bnl temporary iehef. The cause
seemed To remain untt was induced to try pr
H,oilandS German lIiticrs. After tsw bottles
of that valuable M dicine, the complaint appear
ed to be ,radioai.d.
| often iuwardly thank Won Or such valuable
specific and whenever | have an opportunity.
checr'uly recommend it, with fun confidence in
its rchaailty.
Tiu., yours JOHN Il WlCkESUAM.
New York Feb. ., 1861
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

Dr. Bakers NDcCiir.

By gong to regular physician with Your case
YOU peril your Puvaie Reputation ~ going g
an ignorant private practtctlpntr. gu peru
YOUR Health fir Life. AVOID BOTH and use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


No case obstinate, or long standing. it will nct
~ eute alt IL. ess iteh race - ,i-. u,
sendiug g. ceuts 10 DIR. SNAiNE son, 80 North
sixth reet liiaieiplia. box sill be free II
postagr to any pr, 81 tn United State
Sod at T.. :. BAlIOl,ns b. sIuR baver port
ebi1-eodl LORD & SMITH. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

fylng medicine should know that
DR. Easterl,'s Iodine and Sarsaparilla
six times stronger. cheaper and better than
aus other Sarsarari'a ar Blood purf, 49, N.'ai
cine no~ offered TO the public, pay ~ be
AIKEN for i. This has beer thoroughly tested
ind is know 10 be a fact Therefore ASK FOR
DR. EASTERLl'S IODINE AND SARSAPA-
kiiLA, and take nothing else.
Price-lodinc and Sarsaparlla q 80 n bottle.
Price q, idlcy's Salt Rhcum and letter ONT
ment - cent, ptr bottle.
~ Prepared and sold by DIR Il EASTERLY &
Co corner OF Third and Chestnut streets, ST
Loui, and at their branch. ~ Madison street
Chicago mars iieodwom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02
DIR. FRANKLIN BROOKS.

OFFICE NJ 90 NORTH CLARK STREET.
OChcnro. III. Room No ~, uhlcl's Block.
Special attention given To all private diseases
incident 10 both sexes Also Cancers. or Can
cerous Affections, Tnmors, Ulcers, Old Sores
Sore Eyes. etc etc and particularly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02
CURE YOURSELF!
DIR, RAkEK'N SPECIFIC.

This Medicine W III cure l.OmOI.-
| rlea. (:icet. Structure. Seminal
Weakness or Sperln:s tOrr Isc:s.
| l'horslCe. ubi~enses Of the Rid.
ne, and nBl;sslSfsr. and all Dis
eases Ofsh. Sexual Organs c;sE>
"a hy l'OmliSatjOn or Veal ness
of Exit her Sex. Males Or ! ENABLES.
This elegant popular and iniallib. prepara
ton 50 celebrated in all large cities tor the
cure OF Private Diseases, Is now offered to the a..
flicted and WARRANTED To CT Rk all diseases o the
GENITAL Organs OF either sex, male or female, in
| "a few DAYS.
DIR. Bakers Specific.
Is the eniy .afp and reliable mcdv for the cure
of Spefnaforrhea generally termed Seminal
W eahuess caused by self abuse, or excessive in
diligence which is so feariullv prevalent III
f; in all parts OF the country Reader, hav5 you a
PRIV ATE. DISEASE.
Or any disease OF the Kidneys, Bladder OF Sexu-
Gus Procure at ouce that celebrated and iniai-
| lbe remedy
Dr. Bakers specific.
| Which has cured thousands Upon thousands. and
saved them from the hands OF merciless quacks.
| if not from premature grave.
| BDr. ls:lI4er's Specific.
| Is grea, healing. purifying and se'fcurinr
remedy, requiring no medical ard or ad vice. as
! PLAIN dn ections for dsc accompany eacl bottle 81
| the MEDICINE 1t s very aereeah to- the taste,
ami ieii,ctlN harmless To tie constitution, aud
Will tleetualiv the mesI vuulvui cases Of
private disease, and restore the system to u per
feet state of health and purity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

tJ9HE RDsiDRNCgOr G. K. BAND. formerly
~ occupied BY Aimet Skeel, ESQ, on 4th 81,
opposite the Court House, is for s.le At The very
loo priceOf "a. 900. Possession given iumedisr
tely. Eeg further particulars address
q. Z. BARD I0enA leWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02
GRAY Hair, Baldnes, Dandruff, any
Disease Of the Scalp. No discov
cry can compare with


-
Ia ~ MOI ~ Dye.
lit will restore gray hal to its original color.
2-lt VII rake sruw on T. Id heads
Sit will u store the nautrsl secreiians.
4--Iiwill remove all daidqr. and itching.
b. II will make The hair soft glossy and heAib!e
G--Ii will pr serve 'h' - igal color To ola age
1T will pr, vent the hair from falling OF
sit will cure all disease Of the scalp.
London Hair Color RcStorer and Dressing.
unyaluahi, ss dressing aud tesu'Ge-
R.ssores fsfrg yYfir Irerents Hiliasss
PASTURES ,,yfg Niir. 50 DYR YrertHfe Elisness
n, sfo,. : ,~1g Hffr fj.rrnfs Biiissss
WARRANTkD-Tie only a'testcd article that viii ahso-
iuely without exception restore hair to it, original
coloI aud beauty, cauing grow where 1t has fallen OF
become thin.
Remember it is complete within itself, no washing
de sing, aeoorraniusut Ola Kind ieiig required.
The hair renovated and gsrcd ard restored 10
it, Original cor softues and beauty without t'e arpli
c,,iri Of any nj substances. 1t is entirely different
from ih. many articles that have been issued from time
to time and i the only known Ees,oter of Color and
perfect lia Dressing combined II is del catry rerinm-
eli and tc hpyi ed b, the lani az soft brush as II
does stain the n in or the finest lner.
prce - per hottie; tx if'tle,. 81. Sold hy
Dr. swayne Son 35u \ rth : xil - piila.
4. :. BALLUNn. Druggist Davenport.
ieti. decd LORD x SMITH Ihicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02
REV.
That this Bitters is Not Alcoholic.
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
and Can't make DIunkaids,
BUT IS TIE
BEST TONIC in tho WORLL.
READ WHO SAYS SO:-.
READ WHO SAYS 500

Fn,N fur Hos TruAAsB TlugsN,L
Fsou rng Hos TnonAs Is flnekvcg
Fsou rnl Hex 1n0aAs Il fioKtNC.
,shington, Jan. lst, SGD
Gentlemen. Having stated 1t y rbally to YOU.
! have no hesitation, IN writing til" fact, that
experienced IA marked benefit from YOUR iIooi-
lands German btters. buring long aud te-
diouS session of congress. pressing and nncron-
duties neaii, FRUSTRATED me. A KIND friend Sug
ges,cd th, use of the pre- l,arA'lon have named
] took his advice. and the was improve
mcnt of health rcnow we'd energy and that par,ic
ular relief 80 much nccacd and obtained 9th
may be similarly adv antngcd iiihel desire 10
be- Truly your friend.
THOMAS klnRENEE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02
]. WINTER, Roxboroush. Pa.

Ftom Rev ] $. SHERMAN, OF the German Re
formed Church ku,xtown. BerNs Co Pa.
b.. G. Jack son, - Respected Sir Il have beer
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years
and have never used ANY medicine that did m,
as much good a. Hoofand's Bit'ers | am yer,
much improved in health after having taken fiv,
bottles. Yours with respect.
tss J. s. HERMAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

30 au39 az Druhdwa, New York
Dealer supplied bv neina- Barnes Il Co.
Whulrsal. Agents, New York,
lnl, e,d.v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-02

Which has cured thousands Upon thousands
saved them from the hands OF merciless gu;
If not from "A premature grave.
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Error. Of Youth.

July Jedly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Movements Of .tcnmcrs Of Pris.
Ouers, sc.

FORTRESS monroe Va. SATURDAY. Feb II. 1850.
The steamship Atlantic arrived here tins morn
ing with the mails and passengers nom Fort IIsher
There Is no news to communicate from Ten. lcII!
forces. 49,,
Cspt Ainswor the Captain Of the Port here u SIN
At Fort Fisher experimenting the building oil WAai'es
for the landing If stores fir our troops.
Tie hrg Of truce steamer New ORR, IN ehargc OF
Col Mulfprd Jeff here this morning for Naruna VITA
LOO Rebel prisoners fOi exchange. among whom are
qu &c number Of officers. She also carried about two
TINS of private stores for mon so.ders IN q C
Rebel risoas, which have been he'e some tine wal
n an opportunity to be- sent TO Richmond for dsifi
ton. =.
Tho steamer Cahewbi has arrived from BeaGiort "
C.. and sailed this afternoon for New York.
The weather j. spi-naiI hfre todfy
FogTRrss MoNrog Va. Feb. ~. 1863.
Tho steamer Aihambra arrived Lcre this morning
fiom rtau.Jrt. y. G.. with the m1ils.
The snamcr Escort sailed this afternoon for SewDcrn
" G.. taking rrisht. mails and passengers.
Lieut.. Gen. Gram arrived her, this AFTERNOON on tle
steamer Mary Martin, from Baltimore, and projected
To city Point. .
Tie Gnuogncemeft IL the promotion OF Col. Geo. =
Dodge Chief Q1nIt,rma,tcr % the Army Of the James
10 Bflnd vas received nero WIN sat
hf.cion by his numerous friends AZ It's post. Ia lie
ttting oUt Of the Fort Fisicr expedition here Cen
Dodge was nhy assisted y Capt. Nni. l.. james. tho
experienced Assistant Qg.r'cTiaa stcr az tbs poet
Gen P,nuy blshet's wound has become inoio painful
and DC 10 lot considered we'd lie vas some days
aimee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15

Hon needs STRAIGHTFORWARD and manly application OF
tho rroper remedies; and il will not meet their appfo
baton now and in the future to Rebels when th'y
are powcrless 70 fight their country any longer let care
fully down and with coudong spread upon Il peP VI
roe,s The soldiers Of this and Of oil our armies nave
had too much hard and bloody work to esteem such pro
ccedings.
But aaly concerning the Kind of supplies which nave
been referred to- / suppose ought TO have had 'nel
somehow but eeIo,o We have not. The SANITARY agents
sav they cannot obtain the requisite transportation TIE
sick Lnve bccn md arc short If clothing and II u smu
that tbe Government IL unable obtain all the trans
po-tation that IL wants. How In the name OF Heaven
and earth then sit that the money hirstng horde WHO
have hecn ruslinc here and who have their Varled
Good, dspayed everywhere, which they are selling al
tremendous priccs-how is il that they have been "a
r,r,3 with transport ton for their goods they di''
pav nh thc necessary and tempting requisites for the
soldier while their stocked stores stand side by slue
with the omrtv Sauitry. If speculation has lot here
got the inside track Of humanity, then believe 1t never
did, and if there Is not screw loose somewhere
well ten, tie only necessary ono was never lu' H.
IND lastly We do no, hear chat the poor blacks re-
ceiyc any portion Of the doniions. There are many
here many who me with Gen. sherman, and they arc
al as devoted aud true as truth TO The army; they WORK
for officer ard soldier wherever they can find empo!
menarc ever caror ard ready TO help our army to The
extent If their ability. Please publish the trath Gnd
oblicc Ac.. EQInY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
rRO7r EOBC FISHER.
The Rebel Col. Limb and Eis "ifc-A
Party Cap,urcI-Body Found - sher-
MINIS Advance.

From Oar Special Correspondent
FoET FISHER. n C., Feb Q, 1865.
4 flag Of truce went ont yesterday to receive
MI. Col. Lamb and children. They were brought Tn
on ambulance and qunItered in rotyile until the sail.
ing Of the next steamer for Fortress Monroe, where she
viii Join her husband. The lady has received tie Kind
est attention In letter addressed TO her husband.
after the first Withdrawal Of troops from Fort
Fisher she says she wept for JOY when she found the
Yankee vaudals' had gone Like her husband, she
viii have occasion test by personal experience the
treatment we extend 10 prisoners and wounded falling
into our hands.
Gen. Curtis who is in the hospital at Fortress
Monroe visited his illnsirions opponent few day
since and the interview is said to have been vcly
pleasant Tie Colonel hos been greatly disappointed in
The treatmen, he has net with since lie was prisoner
His case IS represented as critical.
The party captured a few days since the opposite
side Of tie river in charge Of Capt. Answo orb
Hartor Master and consisted Of three seamen belong
Ing 70 tie gunloat Osocola the mate Of the schooner
Mary Ellis and three soldiers Of the l7h New York.
Capt. Ainsworb had narrow escape himself
4 scaman's body was washed ashore on Federal Poirt
two days ago There the picture Of n sailor cru.
cifx and Highlander printed in India ink on his arms
and under the latter the name &C Diver He had
bue.wound through his right breast and had not been
long in the water. shirt and pair Of shoes and socks
were the Only clothing he lad on.
There = feet about thirty coal vessels anchored
IN the inlet and river.
send en extract from Tie Charleston C0Eriey Of the
9th giving an account Of the advance Of Gen Sherman
upon Branclyile S. C.. reported in two columns Of
40 coo men, The Cbarlestonians regard the situation
az critical The same and may reach you through
the Richmond papers.
Quiet prevails along the line The naval vessels re-
main in quo. T. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15

Of the United States from desire To- mitigate
the asperities Of war. has givcn 10 the insur-
gents Of tho South tho benefit Of the rules winch
govern sovereign States in tie conduct Of hoshii
ties with each other; and any violation 81 those
rules should for the rake Of good order here
and the cause of humanity throughout TIE
world, be visited with the seycrest penalty. war
under it's mildcst aspects tho heaviest calamity that
cin heall our races and he who ~ splt OF revenge
or with iawless yioeaCc iranscends the ims 10 winch
IL * restricted by the Dehcft OF all CLrt tan
communities should receive the punishment which the
common voice has declared Ia be ne 20 the crime ne
MajOr-;eHc commanding feels TINT want OF hrm
ard nnexihilty on his parf, IN executing thr sen
trnce Of death in such n case would be an Giens
against tie outraged civilization and humanity OF The
age.
1t Is hereby ordered, that James y. Beal be hanged
ty the neck TIL he is dead, Governors Island On sat
ulday. the 18th d0y OF February inst, between inc
hours Of IL and la the afternoon.
The commanding officer OF Fort Columbus IS charged
with the execut. on Of this order.
Dy command of Mel Gen. Dix.
Cficall l.. j. NAS BUBrH Col. A. \. u.
VI. L. McMshon. Lieut.. Col and y. \. e..
Tie same military commission by Which Capt BcaI
has been tried ard condemned has been engaged in the
trial OF Capt Kennedy. alias Stanton officer in the
Rebel army and one Of the Ncwlork incendnres. IL
Il m erstood that the is closed ON the part OF the
prosecution that iew days have been granted the
accused to procure evidence in his defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
RECRUITING AND THE DRAFT.
Great Activity In the Recruiting nnsincss
Over Two Hundred Recruits Enlisted
Yesterday --postponement OF the DRAFT
i'm this City.

The most gratifying progress is being made
in the business Of recruiting in this city Upward Of
one hundred and fifty recruits were enlisted on Mon
day; two hundred and fifty were enlisted yesterday
and tie committee are confident that the business viii
increase 10 upward Of three hundred per doy, II they
have liberal extension Of time to fill the quoa. Tie
proprctors Of the recruiting booths, which have been
permitted TO remain standing In the Park. have. In
most instances if not in ALL given bonds OF one thou
sand dollars each that all the recruits they may
shall be duly credited 20 the city. They will thus con
tribute their mites TO swell the rapidly increasing influx
Of eistments, aud shall not be long In filing our
entire quota, with some TO spare.
Supervisor Blunt's headquarters presented on eni.
mated scene yesterday. All Of the clerks were busy
and the long Ioom densely througed with runners
brokers. officials. ard candidates for the tented field
Those enlsting for three years receive six hundred
dollars Immediately In hand and il is satisfaction to
know that most Of the recruits are sturdy. honestook
ING men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
NEW.YO9K

SENATE. .ALHAYY Feb. g. lsos
Mr.. ANDREWS, rising 10 question OF prlv-
leec presented copy Of the official proceedings q The
nittee OF said Board did claim credit !or obtaining
reduction dciermcn: 81 - per cent Of tic quota
ened the city, but faii that such deierment
brought about tnronch the efforts Of the State author
iiies. The lno giving credit To the state authorities
was acDidcuily omitted by the printer Mr. Andrews
therefore eHculpsted the Ncw.iork Supervisors from
toe charge Of wilul misrepresentation.
PLrIIIOSs.
O.'hc inmrtcl OF tie lntlitcilon FOR the Blind.
For re."fo the Sergeants OF the National Guard and
for 40 increase ~ their rank.
Oftnc members fthe Bar for an amendment 10 the
Constitution providing that Justices ard Judges may
b. appointed Instead - elected.
BILLS EEroRTED.
Extending the tine Tor the completion OF the Adr0n
dack Railroad
Amending the law FOR the Incorporation q life and
hea III insurance companies.
Relative to ,aIes fees and fines paid by insurance
companies Of sister STATES
Relative 10 common schools in Nea.forA.
BILLS NOTICED
To incorporate the Brooklyn anl Calvary Cemetery
The incoi porao the Accidental Insurance Company.
To prohibit the erection Of public nusanccs IN New
York
incorporating the Lyria Thcaler.
Incorporating tic Rniekerboekcg Gai.LigL. Com
pGny, Now.fOrk
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Incorporating the Dime Savings Bank Of Oswego.
Amending the charter Of syracuse.
Incorporating the New.York ard Point Isabel Immi.
grafton Company.
BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the New York Yacht Club.
Relative to Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. BELL moved the following which lies over:
Uhcr,as tho recent efforts To bfns tho existing
between the Two SECTIONS ID county TO honorable ter
ntiion have proved that the south VII ACCEPT
tho cessation Of lao Utilities kespt such involve separation
md the establishment OF southern tonirderacy therefore
Rcsolrsf That tho conditions offered by tho Pre,ijnt Of
the United states namely; The TeoriOn Of the National
authority hf jughol al tbs States the freedom OF the en-
slAyod and vigorous persecution Of the until all tho
frces bose 10 tbs Government dbaldod our cor
ial appIoA NJ.