davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-09-20

oHs1ACc7Eu STREET CARs-A tcamster named
Joseph Bakez was fined $10 and costs IN tho Police
cou1t, ycsterday, for refusing 10 remove bis wagon
from the Jefferson street holse rallfoad ack, and
0bstructtng tho passage Of car for ten minutes.
Baker did not aeem to take kindly to the idea Of
paying hfs hne, and remarked to the Justice: You
giefa me come Of desc little wgitings-I guess l
Tres dir eAle 1ftfIe farffr n
, 1865-09-20

n1Non 6TREE -CHArH.-Ret, Il. n, Diehpn.
y. u, Of st Johns Church, win preach in the
1he C:-pel On Illinois street this {T Todncsday3e.e
ing al III O'Clock
, 1865-09-20

In ,hs city, % the 18Th ins By te cv. E. J. Coed.
ANNIE WEBSTER, Of this city. No cards
, 1865-09-20

r1 FF@ng da l1nds, e. improved and un,mprosed. asc
Michigan, and Other Western ststes, WestsE Isads
sold GO s97misafon- 2 Taxes paid. TtieY e3amincd
Rtpttottln1q l8 Wall strett. EgE Yofk:
, 1865-09-20

ITO SHER01AN'S ARMY-I vill
tngraph Of keoesaW Mountain, ma yieW Il faFsn
fro@ BIZ shanty, nd ahoT.the time when Hooker "a
a perfect gem. Address Q. b. sUl.ER Boz I II
Bamuton, Hancock county, Iii. Dgt itt1snA
, 1865-09-20

PERsoSAL.-Gen. Pope anu etaG: Prof Pancost,
PHILADELPHIA; Hon. l. Weldon, Springfield; Judec
Hanna. Indiana; Hen ]. u. Clton, Illinois; Major
Br1dg,anan. United Statce Army; R. \. Rice, 3D.
rerintendent Of the Michigan Ccnlra1 Railroad and
Hon i. Rioe, Minnesota, wero ai the Temont
House yc<ic1day. Col. cut=ato and CosHut Castro,
Of the Mexican Army, wcge at the Richmond House
Yesterday. on their way 10 visit the President at
Washington.
, 1865-09-20

BURcLAET.-on Monday night some g1acelees
xtnian suz1epriioufly entered the boarding honsc
Of Mr. Griffin. No. Isl Madison etreet md succeed
ed in eon6scattns and carrying on Ereenbach to
and pencil belonging to BIZ. F. b. Graham forty-
st- dollars rom another border. and serrnty ne
crnts caeil from fNo othcra. These suluahlc we're
their owners wcse wrapped in slumbez and BLANKETS.
NO clue to the perpettauon Of the robbery has yet
been obtained, and vc1y little hope il entertained
that any will be.
, 1865-09-20

CAPTURE or 111,r1ArFER--On Monday, about
noon, cripple named John Fasriu entered the
sa1ooo OF 5oha Kuhn, No. BIC South Wells street.
and while The prEiesor tn the back ast Of the
hoase, eating h,s d.nncs proceeded 10 relieve the
money drawer OF its cnniants-Rlout $5l~ Ar he
emerged from the ealoon with the S1eeunacks tn his
hdnd. he Nae noticed by q colornd man who wAz
pafetng. Fat1il sat down On the sideralk md
comucnccd 10 STOW away the hffls In his po:kets
and While 20 ensaCed. tho colored man gave infor-
waF procured ant Fa17itl taken IL The Asznory. At
the Police Coun yesterday afternoon he was held to
ball tn the eum Of $5u for 1tal Ut the Recorders
Court
, 1865-09-20

ALLEGED LARcNy.-h sailor named ThomEe
Archibald sne hsonsht into the Police Court yca
teeday 10 answer to the charge Of stealing clothing
10 the y1lEc o! GO IRON boarding house kecpcs
named Henry Adam, residing III No. g South
. Canal street, No e,tdence Wae adduccd to prove
Archibald guilty Of the alleged theft, and the jus
tice therefore discharged him.
, 1865-09-20

CANDIDATE FOE THE HEfonx 6cuoo1--Thres
Toys named Jcmcs MeeSulty, Michael Dunn and
Jau,s LutntnE. were asTnigned in the Po1ice cou1
yesterday forenoon for stealing copy OF ~'Hunt.s
Library Of CoYatnerter hum pstaford and Bald
wtn't book Etose on Monroe street. They NcrB
rendered 10 the kind consideration OF Commission
er Xili5Erpf Of the 8eEQtm School for diepQsaI.
, 1865-09-20

AK NcorIu611IE TACnAx1.-For two weeks
past the authorities at the Soldiers Rest have been
sorely annoyed by \ xoung vagrant, named George
Miller. who insisted upon living there, without be-
ing Wiling TO make any return for his boa,d ana
lodging hs performing any labor fach as doing no
lce duty round the Ifeu1fkcs etc. He was ulso Be-
OF ESQ In money Hud silver wgtch. a shoft ftme
etnce, as aleo fr The recent robbery OF the oce Of
the azent Of transportation, sit1eied in the Rest
building. After enduring ihe upi.ancc az lone ~
they could. the authorities eonsed him to be afTsst
cd and asz7tened In The Police Court Justice MIL
liz. rent lin 10 the Br7ieHen for ny-une days IN
default Of Is GDe.
, 1865-09-20

NEW foRx4 Sept u.
Prices Of mining stocks bid In Roston to-day: Cea
tlal 70; Central Falls, Il; Franklin, aox Hancock
1sH; Huron, IN; IA!o KoYale, 1oll; Quincy, 81; 81
per1of, ~. ~
, 1865-09-20

NICHOLSON 1AvEnEx1s.--Tew would commend to
tic uotce Of the Beard Of Public Works ihe sub
eel Of the Nicho.son Pavement. That honorable
body II doubtless lamiar with the theory Of laying
down the Nicholson in wny calculated 10 ensure
pcsmuneuce but In practtce thai permauence is not
alWhyk secured. Cllled l.narus and scanty tar1tuc
please look at the ~ay in which thfnce are beng
done on Dearborn street, II may be that they en-
remedy defect or TWO,
, 1865-09-20

TIE kSAEE P1ASo.-Thts ,7orld celebrated piano,
tof which 3ulins Huues i Co., Opera House, Chi
oso are lde agcntsh has been On exhibition at the
Ohio State Falr, and, rs OF many former occasions
carried Of the palm. The Ohio Sctt JoRa4i of
friday last eays:
"Wc to-day record tue iact that the highest
hnuors Of the Ohio State EAi: w1t again awarded 10
the hnnt,e pianos u1th extreme pleasure. This
tEeb1ascd Instrument hss. by common consent Of
all the Worlds unbfased aud most accomplished
musical c:tis's. without exception, received the
most l5ttcrtuS testimonials and t:a fame is not
tonEntd TO any one country, but to I'll countries Of
the rlolr Whe1u ,his ixauiiiul DESCRIPTION Of
artistic mud mechanical excellence is properly sp
p:Ec:ateG.
"At nunaerous fafr1 and exhibitions throughout
the world, it has teen placed in competition NTH
sa5 III ret oc:ssasd @ ~ panes and has never yet
I'VE r1car5 this last decision, at IL: ohto st,.c
tait Of much greater importance than Tint o1 any
res1ous 5air fFom tue fact that the committee was
EoMl'o.ed 81 Ladies' and gentlemen Of undoubted
musacal abltity and jud.mgp,,r
, 1865-09-20

Dc+pite the probabilities ofwar.
Thu laud's great heart IL all attuned to hear
The last dread echo Of Wars direful trump,
And all men pray for Victory and Peace!
, 1865-09-20

CHICAGO AND A11EG11KNE.-!An adjourned meet
ing Of the stockholde1s Of the Chicago and Ale
eheny Oil aud Mining Company viii be held at
their Offices in Ticke1's building. 4 fun attend
ance fe particularly urged as matters will come be-
fore the meeting Of unEsua1 importance, m which
ere1y s1ockholdef haE vital interest Any siocE-
holder ur.ble to attend IL expressly desired to ecnd
a r1tfr4eptn nfjs4e Nre!tr- nj q. rs'rlnrE
, 1865-09-20
GIanteo==:Temale' 'Delp.

| w WANTED-4*t Sewing Girl to
| W mike 1cattrasFcs md ticks on one of Howe's
machines. Apply at Cincinnati Furniture Rooms, 18S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16
REPUBLICAN E0aQ ri RsAMEs 0PP0s.
ELS TO PEAGE

Hon, John L. Dawson, oaa Of tbs In0ss
stasach and reliabls Of tbs Democratic
Representatives Of Pennsylvania ia tbs
House Of Representatives, introduced ia-
to thas body, few days aimee, tbs fellow-
ing resolution
WHEnkAs, The American people hare
nov been engaged In . civil war Of gi-
gantie dimensions for nearly i0sg years,
which has resulted 10 frighsfal dsssrue-
lion of life, property, and treasure Great
Ing ma enormous pablo debt, imposing
the mest oppressive saxes, covering the
laad with affection, corrapting the gsnss~
Al morals and putting 10 peril ths liber-
L ties of the hatleD; ands Whsgegs, On the
park Of the GnIled SEates and tie people
az the States which adhere TO their gov
ernrmans, shls ID and aaghk to BE- d nag
solely 10 sindicais sks Coussslufion n re-
store the laws TO their iass eupremacs~ -
10 thas 70 ere boand III chr oashs and b.
cur salemn pledges made Ina ths face d
The xorid shes the was commenced; theirs
fore
Rssoicsd, That ths presidsas Of sas
Uaised Ssates br requested 10 use nil hon
cradle and jnsf neshs 70 briug about i
lasting pease sad the xs~estAhI isamsusi al
lfrasssnal relations ssnsng aH The psopls
lAy reAsnsMsion OF ths unieR anon the
lsImpia ard Just basis 81 the Constisatson
s1sd laws, wish EVER proper gsaransss 10
| ~ Soashera. Ststs1 thai they shall b.
| protected lii shs tnlf enioynens IL sbeis
Jxhts. and IL thxt nesiisfns NJ ennixnl d
stiSIr own local a6Aifs wsish sha FEDERAL
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11ss1 : szsuu Iii Is ISIS =
- e(l In1lnll1 ~ III MI 30 A.
n GS rso1f TS i'm 10 e. ~ 81 ~:
fun. kns IA Hal (aAii1 va - Il
bona III capital u 4if>1 0e1 ~ -
cured md aeposited bonds - shs aanonnt
ar 427l 600. ana has III direnlasien nase
ID he amount af @244 600. Put HISS
Together, and We bsve rs 600 sasudinS
on 8l]0 600 Now Iook Il tho proAss:
Iasessss on bonas, eqnal in cnFrenay III
$aT go; inkarest % eirealasjens ii 8 psf
cent, III 60 Total, 81 ,e80s''
Old Abe, ID speaking u negro alassrys
mar talk about s'sringsng The bread frtn
the swsas 81 ashsr mem laees, = and I'D
Abolisionden shout Amssl hnl the akoss
expose IL sbe asxeIasiss pollc5' Tor Gre
aasisg The volume Of osrreney, z ought
to he salaoisut 10 satisfy svssy hard-wsxk-
Ing honest man, that the Sasisaal Bask.
log system, Is above illassratea, Ii IL
ahead Of negro slavery - > ssAsns fa1
swriaging the bresa from the swsas d
other menss faeea.'s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16
Gen 5ossph 4. ysAmsesM AssIxnAk 4 aetIss
1Mtv ~ ~
fRieAnaAnd Kxasaaa.se. -. q. I

We learned niicialiys e late herE
last nigLs, chat Gan. Joseph E. Joi1eslor
was yetersiay ordered BY sbs Govsrnzsehs
10 report 10 Gen. Lee, for duty. ISIS BE-
hsvsd that Gen. Johnaton will BE- imms.
diasely appoiptsd TO command the arms
in trent oil ShsTman.
Bot few months ago 1t Vas sppavess-
~ eonsidsred, at Richmond, that the al
fairs Of The coafedesasy we're 70 Asarish.
ing; and Id position 90 sure, that II eosixi
Afford to do without one of the Hrst ash
Itary sommanders Of the ags, and S0nsigl
him 10 civil life, In species 81 1isgrsrss
oniy 10 crafty CD priTata fselings of ths
President u was agreeahle 10 feed shai
wa wera 20 rich to milftary gsuias; and
shas re could thus bs eerkais of beatiaa
fthe Yankee invaders with ans 6k oss
hands tied behind oar backs. Essnss,
howesef, hare since occurred which
compel tha country to reject that how
much s6eger we should be chasmed 10 see
Mr. Davis indalging himself 10 DAZZLING
gpiEs, even AZ onr own expense, yes vi
could no longer afford IL. Accordingly
pabiie opinion has been expressed 10
fandiy and alesrsy upan that matter a. q
pat stop II length 50 The dangerous re-
creation.
There will be rejoicing round many .
hearth In Che goafeasxacy when this news
La beard. EspeciaalY there will be iabi,
lee ia the army, and ths gallant remnani
Of that once hae Army of Tennessee,
which has suffered most by the before
& 4.
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- lllssr = - ! 60

lfIus...s
"a sttoas sflnous sxeits1 eeainsi
- AL - se4slou 1'a.ss md ths
4. Il. J - !. n asssS
-. - 49, sals. : 4. 800. sha
I.sz.as 81 - 5000. Ia plscs Ii 10
Ihe hAnd n ~ Dsx0es ~ -
Justly rse.oeea hmon8 we sans " "
: "a ::
80 - y ss's's11os -. 80
1890 as.s . os 80 s.
1870 - $. .ass y S 49, So 8 )
ssas.sn = 80 ues.s 'sY ~ $
s1aaas Ansn 9 - s : -
y INV 1870 - 3 s. ssss 70 = 20
seaa s 49,.
: ueaEs = 80 - "'ss $500 - '@'es',
tls and hafkA - re e0atEAzT noSNash
sasndinx.
kas 20 90 baek. Whp was asfeaaad
and who sIecsea - the silss she Adminss-
tsation Nas placed N ~ haaas as tue
Demaasatse Joas ADans shs feaaraliss
- 6sfsased and TaoaAs JaEEEasoss =
Democxas was elected.
The 0lics Breach 10 speaklng OF she
appointments sf Ms. Gaiitan - Minister
20 Engiand, says that Mr. JsH rson com /;
|snitssd N ersoss and that The error "was
the less dsfeusihla from ihs eirsamstanee
mas asaFiy al INC f,smocyaia ~ sae ona-
ssd States had utterly dasarpresed of assa
detained agaiass The apposnsment IN
1ssas % nsa. !" ssnsakIs = saa s. "a
70 negotiate treaty vita sTcaa Britain,
pendang his consinaaaass % Jadgs.n
These Demoarass. and shss Democratic
= 49, ~ -, =. a..
psssJ - .h '.' 80. sa - -
heads sxasSea BEFORE asF. Aisoaislse @as
basa, and Of ecasso be tsid falseEaod
~hen ma aaaimexa IA have boea ali shs
= j.. r.,.,,.....ss. 80 !,
.sas = e ay
- -. - -. -. 80,
80 =. as..s-,.....,rm 49, u. -.
- r.ssr.l,.l i ,s.al ~. ya.s.,,o.sa :.
-, - -. u.a,.a. a,o.h.r la
- a. asn,aa...,a $50 .rbsn T.,ns,
60. ..o,a.w g,.no..ss =. alas,aa
..a az, sbvo,aa s;.,.,a. - s,,a ,a.u,
$50. -. - "a. I.,k,on NJ
Eo-.-s.-s "a a.. a.. -. O..
| . -. a. ~.
Ia -. ..o,, ~. 4,s,.na..av ,,,,as .,'
1000 tEsn T..s..a - u...,.,.,,aw
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/ D. 80 i. f,.,.. a....t !. -.
l;ns ~ 80. - 80 r,...a~s.s;. 49,
90
E~a.;s $50 'ae - a 80 = ' ~ os aao
renewal Of The charter Of the Bank of thy
Unised ssasesln 1911"
! And "a might here ada that the sam
|parsy, assordsug 20 ReasraIiss and Repub
/ fsamn vfaww n,rwrnittas9 kha myaat ain Rvs
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Ths CaloFsdo Aars atatea th@t ssssnk-
Ii. Gen CenneF e1t1btisled Kfsvust
Guard 10 Salt Lake City Tor tie purposs
I'll pTeshaffng dissFds14. Brigham Foan&
demanded that they should b renoyeds
ard made pfsparatioHs 10 aEsssk thems
and wss oaly aetaFrsd from doing y By
Gen. gnnner's tnrning hls guns On Brig
hams harsm and shfaMing bio shells
ossr tbs city 10 che eouufFy beyond, and
telIing him il be Wanted q. prsvowt
luasd remoYna he snnst rsEhase thau----
Tha Gnara remaiaed, but ths dissonteas
vsmAired also, and tbs Nsxs kinks that
'is will soop break ont ID avse d siosencs
thar will bring the Federal Authorities
into rcnfiua with those 0f the semi seEle-
laiassieaI Gosexnmenk Of the TeErikayy---s
eallisipn that will inevitably lead te q
ccndiason of SEXUAL war. Gen. ConnrE
| apprehenda this and is making prepara-
lions accordingly.
All this may be srae but ae deabs 1t.
By what authority does Gen. Coanoi
place ) Provost Guard Id Saas Lake City
We suppose BIZ the same Authority thas 1
shOasand ether daprsdations apoH civil
rights are psrpessated- the asshsrisy ol
mssghs sshui might dan's make right
0ns Of the great sources OF all our ~
tIoaal difficulties ID the everlasting de.
sire ca the part Of some 10 MEDIA with
roshsf peoples business and determine.
ton not 60 mind their own. Had the sb.
elisionists been content With abolishing
Slavery in the States where they lived.
and adhered strictly 10 the laws enacted
By tbs authority 81 the Constitution 81
their country, the present unshristian and
raiasas civil war would NOD be upon a
bat they could nos mind their eva basi
ness bat must mesldis with thai Of 9TH
srs, and The result Is the dsstrassion d
tbs Union, and In sAs sad will psoye The
evssshraw ol constitutional libsrsy.
| The establishment % provost guard
Ia peaeeabls cities and the sonseqaen
sapprsssioa Of siyil aalharisy, are sht
frss sseps towards the establishment Of /
military despotism.
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wHxx aoauEs FALE ouv.s &C.


There i faint glimmsr for hope In ev-s
en- the following short paragraph which we
clip frem The Basliaglon Haakeye.
The harmonious ara beginning TO ahow
their teeth, and snaFl and snap u each
oshsr In most loving manner. Well, let
the eurs ngat. Whom thsy gel each ether
fairly By The ears, shere may be sons
Aapa Coz ths eoaatry. In The meantime
we shall watch tha progress Of events
ana exslain in the language Of the VEN
srHAle aid dane whose husband had .
sgAs With she bear: aRighs II oas, ~ var
niass, Isdon's keer eass which whips
Bus read the following delicate ittls NOR
sci FROM The Hawkeye:
asThe Chicago Tribune, which pliers
muah matter from other papers and pub
lishes ii as 40 own, seeently stole = lead
Eiug editorial from ths Davenport Gazests
! and seproaasea j. "a an original artiels.
Tile Tribans apon bEiag reminded Of tie
matter INDUCED ia fsw liaes of billings
case and called The Gazette editor q 'fisT.'
Thssa ars soms dirty puppies in thai Tri-
baaa eoneeTa, and the Gazette folks have
| gOs them In tigbs place.
500 in On Jour aexsesso Gazette, Tri'
buae, and Hawkeye--ssdog eat dog!n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16
sraEY Lave IN TgRROR OF Us .


~rHEY LIVE IN TERROR OF Us.v
The Trihnne is not worse than its Abo.
Gsion eatsmporarias; il is only more
frank, or Iess discrsets II fairly repre-
senss the malice, intolerance and sindia.
lipenaaa Of the faesion ia whose service
is is employed. In It's Isaac Of yesterday
1t reveals the iatsnded policy Of the Black
Republicans toward the Southern people,
10 the evsat Of their Submission 10 the
Federal poser. We quote from ias col
uians:
saThs rebel families In Chavieston ara
perfectly eogsd. TAey ligs. "a terror Of
-. Ihas Ear they aSe rs yell. behaved as
spanisls. 1t will depend on the aaminis-
Eratisn here whether shis appropriate sen
tiaeas OF subordinatiou which they have
taught ID proper and necessary Ia an ia
feriog rasel shall coutinus until they re-
peat Of shsir jniquitiss, or whether las ct
aaassEille, Ala, ana elsewhere,) they
shall soan begin TO assams the old airs Of
asregans presumption. We shall ses.1
These brutal taants and coarse insults
ssaect the sentiment and purpose OF the
sabiagatioa party. - - thai The
1riAeps hops thai "w sees a
fsssbornp people sspeFfecfa ID 2 living
sfin terror Of as, . behaving Gas spaniels, .
and acknowledging Ia themselves the Is.
sTihases Of san Inferior racer That is
the destinY that ID marked out for the
Southern people nnless they shall be able
TO avert il BY the courage sf their hearts
sud the streagth OF their armed hands
The ssspanisiEg' must be eowagdiy, indeed,
If they wouiA re~euttr the house where
such q fate awaits them. Nor do the
boasteFs who hare whipped this ''inferiof
race" Ii the battles of their dreams ex-
pect willing sergitude. They mean TO
keep the spanieIs chained, and their ken
nels viii ba called, in moekery, q Rspub-
lie.-[S. I. Daily News.
Ills sssy spirit exhibited on the part
OF The Abolis.onisss Of The North, 10 what
has made re-uaion Impossible. The
people of the South eyen before the war
began wers tainted with the epishet Of
sDirt eaters'' and such other disgraerfal
names rs Yankee ingenuity could invent.
When the Democracy proposed 10 treat
she people Of tAe South as equals; bot
airing bseshFen, and proposed peaesahle
means 10 restore the Union, they were
booted down By the fanatics Of the North,
and ware told Ehat II would be but q
brvakfast-speIl % snip the Southern peo.
pie isto SUBMISSION. 4 four years break
fast-speli has made the hungry Abolition
lists desperate and they now propose e
treat the people Of the South, not as ha.
man beiags should be sareated, bat liks
s.spaniels" which cover before che lasE
and lick che hand that stnites thcra.
Sach foolish hraggadocia on lhs par
OF the leading Abolitionisss, is just whal
shs lesasrs OF the Sualh waas, 10 ordei
to unite The people NJ one man Ia resist.
! ing ma poser Of tbs Government Al
W Washington, aad 10 the aohieyeAest Of
their Independents. Saeh fools ard brag.
CARTS - the correspondent Of The Tri'
buns have done more toward bringing N
The was than all The orators and statasnss
! OF The soush combined
4
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twas, Feb. - ]

Wa are able to announce tao gratifying
inseliigenee 70 she sountFy and the army
khse Gen. j. u. Jehnsson has been orders
10 repost % Gen. Lee fer duty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-20

No. - Those eligible building lots corner Of
rrslfth and Rock Island streets, being leo 'ees
front On south side 18th street, and l5o ieet On
east aide of Rock Island street
vhe above q verv fine loeation price very
- :. terms uncommonly easy--a small amount
81 cesh down. balance % long term of years o.
low rate Of interest.
No. 81. lot ON lsrady street, west Ade % iee'
ment Tor the lot the nsonsy to bsid .riU Be 0ansd
sor a term Of yssrs at six per cent. ,o
No, IS. On Brady street, lso feet front by l'V
set 6sep-fencsd. Price az Per front ioot; -
No. .: On Third street. occ ioc 20 'orAiA
No. SO. Four house lots in Dawson True
addition Siy0 each. Terms easy ,,
Nos ss Thirty hoass sh lots rsrm. in s'ys- s,s,
ker's sddtion eloo 70 ~, S,'V les es' corner of
Main o and md collee. Avenue 200 feet on Main by
10 feet ON College Avenue and commanding .
beautiful river view. Price q 800
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-20

No DrFrERENcE.-Did you ever see the
beat of it? Il makes no difference whether
in winter or summer-cold or hot, the peo.
pie win spend money for clothing, and will
60 where they can get the best goods for
the least money and this is why so many
men are rushing to Krause's, opposite the
National Bank, to &c. their suits Of fine
clothing and business wear made up
Krause keeps none but the very best mate
rial, and sells at figures which cannot be
improved in this country. He has choice
stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods. trunks,
valises, umbrellas, etc. Leave your or
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Seed Market.


Chicago Mofketss
By Telegraph CHICAGO, JAN ~.
Markets generally paAic stritken and lower &C
count of peace rumors and the decline in gold.
LIVE Hoes-Du and irregular; l0.15a13.l0 gross,
DKsssEp Hoes-12Xc lower; l412ka16s5, chiefly
1425a14 s5. dividing 200 ns. Extro heavy lots
sold nj l.liJ0a1 1885
PRoyIsloxs-Dull and lower
Msss PoRx-Neglectcd ExtfA heavy 81. Prime
mess 15o lower, present delivery 32R32-5o: Bulk
meats c lowcl Rough sides Tx. Loose shcrt RIB
middles 10K.
LAnD-Dull 4@x; aoc for No !.
FIorn-Nominally &c lower Spring extrx 8.
WHxAr-PanicRy; 7s9c lower; l1A0l.5S.
CoRS--1c lower; s0GSl.
OArs-k l61c lOwen.
RYE-fB
BARLHY-Dull at 1SSGlJ.
HAY-Dull; 1S9l1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-20
New YOrlx Markets.
6s- ~,ts Nsv YoKR. Jan. 50.

Corrox-Quict at lei.
FLoua-Msrket dull and 10 cts lower. 39.s0@
9. s5 Extra State &lo .s5@11 90 r. II. o.
WHEAr--No receipts, and cents lower. 3D.
Is Chicago Spring.
RYz-Quiet at Ito.
BAaLsx-Dull st -
Conx-Quiet at 1.92 for Mixed Western.
Oars-Duli at 05N1 o. for Western.
PoRK--Lower, at ss.S5@4oOo new me@,
prime.
LARp-Dull. ct 2o@3SH.
Wmsxsr-Dull, $40 for Western.
RCur MEATS Unchanged.
Bxev-Steedy.
HueAa-Dull q 18s<@90. aAT
mPsrRoLEux Quiet and nominal at 511%@52 for
crude 72 for refined; % for free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-20

Jusr rHE THNo.-The establishment of 4
Draft qnssranos Company IN this city has
Long been demanded BY the public, and it is
with pleasure that we announce such an in
stitution. We refer to the advertisement in
another column, and from that it will be
seen that We not only have Draft Insur.
anee Company in name, but in fact Also, IS
any one will be satisfied who glances ct the
names Of the gentlemen who have taken the
matter in hand. ~
Nov, then, let Ill who wish to escape the
draft at : reasonable figure, come forward.
This company solicits business from all parts
Of ths State Of Iowa and other States, and
win guaraatee oil who place the matter in
theis hspds perfect immunity, from the
draft. II you are liable to be drafted, dom,
trust = Juck but take . asensibls view Of the
question, and throw the responsibility upon
this perfectly sats soapany. ass- :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-20

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and State at eet Boston, agents II those ceG
and authorised 70 take advertisements and subscf
sons for NJ st our lowest rates.
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