tufas*
t'fft n't
itirui y?*T
Itt VV
v
TERMS ®7,OO PER ANNUM:
ni"#( o. 'hi
VOLUME 9.
HEAL IHAH
AJfD
i,
INSURANCE AQEMCT.
JOHN L.
8
WITS & CO*
MR l. WITS. I. I. HILL. W. F. IfllDEI.
Mirk»i* nix-t^ (q lUn,)
•MMotnftT.
tapmed A liija#io»ei Fsrsis,
«'ITT LOTS,
Dwclltaf HaiHM Ac W«i*»
Bought, Sold and Leased*
S A E E N
I Of Tint COXDITIOX or TBI
Home Ins# f•• if
XFW II.iVcb, Ct»
I tli' Sinn- I"'
•rinln
Tin* 11uiii' i»1 ith'
Hills reoeivalllts for prenitiuii
lntr"esi ncerued. .......
AII inliir Securities, iuchid)^ Of
lire 1 n: niliuv,
To«l Aaseta, «Sioi. iih i-j
uunutttii
Thc mroc.nt nf linHilitii-s due or not
due lo Hank-, or olhtfr creditors,.. %0,0iVo 00
Losses i:d|usled und drte tljOOO lh'
los"cs unailjusled
Losses iu suspense, wait inn further
pr vd, Wr,M8 17
All other ehiinis ae»'iist the (.'ontpa-)
n\, e jte« pi Kinall oitice ex|ienfe.s, RSS
The' jrreutest uiftuiiiit insured in any
one risk, Klo.ooo.
The itrcn est unin int allowed hy th«« rtrtws of th
A
tARnr,
fur th« i. .*r Hiding
ompnnv in. Il..me Insnrance
CuiiipiuiV mid liHSUted ill New "'1V
Tim flmuiint iT Vupilul «t«ck autlioriceu
bt .liihurl.r ..... I*'1
Tin' -t MOCK pwd up to ciusii ia. V
UMTH
llunry on hand'and in banks a«d (toan
p! on tall t|iS* .••
..•!III
M- icIniHt*'
t*.
S. KSCL
.$38,40t*.1?
Moik-V in the Iiuii-Ih ol tt: i l»tn Btwl
emu• 4i- of iiiiti-ini^Hiiui jWi/hKMHi
It. ul tule un iiieuiiitieieit, utflte.
DTOCkA iw uh ami i'. ». saci unm*
OWVKU 11
i
THK coMrwr
SdOaliares Kleni t'ity r\n *\iiket
liailk Stock, New VAH
:E.
lit,.. ,,
VAUt.
Oaf!, tr.^TriU *iwn'x
Hcnk Stoi l:, New
Haven *,800 7,»t6
f.«T ahatvs X» w lluveii
t'oiintv Itsi nk Stock,
.New llux.Mt, 4,«9« «.4S7
hank Slock, New
Hfvn ?,{T«it 7,»6«
1 **il Quinnipinck Itiuib
Hank Stock, New
1 a •. il 18,1?,4W
I" illicit St:itca 5-^OM'.'
Ihnida
I'liittd Stalf.* Tren*it
n (*erti. eul lil.SW
MisKonri Stale per
cent. Hmid gO.OOO 13.2SO—_ -143,il3S
First Moiiyiiifci of
|{. «1 K'»i.-. alt lo
cateii in Xew bvi ii
Comity, If.S.Vi........
AMotmr to »«f*o on stocks, dovm^ un
aides:
82 sli'* I cm City
ft*,
mirkct amii-\t
llstlk t'JCk, \. VAIX«. ALt'lf.
11 ii v n, tnjlvo J-J.7IS! ai^ou
S »lii O i unlpltek
II iiik tuck, N.
U:\v. n, w mi
1011 nl. lUlik „r
i:tii.nMi- it'i!,it
fl.. K.N TnrK, 10,000 10,4*0 lOjgM
fn' eh'* blioi l.«-j*.
llur Ilk ttfck,
f.,000
Nctt Vi.rk,
'M Hi are Unutui^
ti'k ^l-n-k.Cliii.
ton,Ct
81 si.'. \, w Vrrlt
& Sew llarti
t.100 8,639
It K.CVSt i, t,100 9,639 M*
2j «li» I'etcr Ooo
|ir tIre Ins,
r.,nlN Y».k,
led Stiles I'.j*
c' 6,009 4,187 6,000
«4 Sutes VJrt
O «i'. 1,000 1,015 1^000
8 Frana*il'e and
KQ
e.ooo 1,12?
1,000 1,015
8.«ao 8,000
Illinois K. K.
Il'inl..,
J'.-cmiiiin
'.III-nilii luip^M,...
I
Is
Ciimpuii'i to he insured in nnv uric city, town,
or ill.iiie. accordiiijf to its »:zi', Ac.
The greatest amount allnwed to he insured in any
one lilock, aeeurdinjf to its length and
coast ruction.
II. R. SATTKRLEE, President.
CiiaIU.B! Wii.
8-eretnry.
SOK
STATE OP OONNF.OTICtTT,
Vity tind L'oxmty ot'
A-,r
lh:
Ifnren,
IT iir.MK5inv.itKr,
T'u..t, on thb, the twi.ntv-
nixlli iliu ol Ja!iu:ir\, A. I). l"*it, l.i'tore the un
dersigned. u e.it:uiii--i'".i 'i t'oi
tinof.-siuie
1
of U.wa,
duly uppeilrtell br'tlie iorern..r l!u« State of
Iowa.
low.i
imc
I
liv the Laws of the St.ueof
administer oaths. Ac., .•rsi'iialK np-
peared l». It. San.-rle', K»i|., and Charles' V.'il.
•on. I'.s'i-. pers.ni.liy known to me oe tin- I're
pident ami Si cr. i.irv of the llc:.ii' Im'ii im-e
Couipanv of Ni'W Haven, lis Ty tiii-ni sijjni to
the tnreiioins report, and rcsjieclively made sol
emn on' i that t!.e nnitti-rs set forth in the foregti
ing Stttteaujut uic true.
IS-
WV.
nkss
Whkrkok,seal,
u
set
I have hereto
:"vj!ialltl
Artiwm's Omrr, TtrtrA,
lies ^loines, Api il :'.'.»th, 180-4.
jff J?f JfEh'/. /iy l'li'l H'li-. P,
Ifin-.t dav of Vehruary, tsi'.t. a sworn statement
wa* tiled in this ollive. showing the condition of
tlie Home Insurance Company, located at Xew
Haven, in the Slate of Connecticut, on the tiist
dav of Januarv, A. U. '•*. in ii. com! ,nee with a
prbvisi -n of an Aet of theCSeneral Ass ioMv of
the SWte .if Iowa, entitled
to
1S5'
Lit h'
"An A( in ii• itinn
/A.StV.' A'.'A
fl
CI,
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
H. M. Pmitfliix
k
ftDfi if Ftai* «t yt, li *t
an! are ?h
tiofii f-.r u«
G. H. h' art
ttarM I-
\r*ptT.
LOCAL ITEMS.
you tram a
genvine
Ameri«titi or
Toil.ft ooom of every variety and the
best hair preparation arc kepi hy ILillords.
1
Tilanm.—The
the I. S. Senate, will please accept our
(hanks for valuable and interesting public
docurnent".
si.u eof JiitV-ltMunnn. of the District
'ourt, the ben. iso ipi-1 in a becoming
,Manner hy John N.Jiogers, tVt.
the old Presbyterian Church property and
reiijoildeling it into an extensive carriage
Tuun i factory.
Siiuri'iNt:.—Whislcr's store is crowded
every lsy with eager purchasers. His new
:uni elegant styles of dress goods lire all the
nirc arnon^ the ladies of this city. They
are very chw:p.
At i Tio.N Saj.e.—Will lie sold At
auction, on Thursday next, at corncr of
12t.li and Jiiady btruets, three dwelling
hou. all in good repair ami ready for oc
cupar.cy. Possession^ given immediately.
For further particulars inquire of R. Cur
run, Marble Hall .Saloon. dts.
(JKNTS
wi'l fntd cvury dusirftble style of
Bprin^r and summer c!othi»jj material at
Saiii I'ewy's. lie turns out the best iits
und sell* lower th".n any other dualcr in the
city. He *iilies com petition in ready made
rloiliinir, furni.shiriggood, trunks, etc. .Store
Opposite the post otlice.
Thanks.—The
Secretory of the t'nitsd
States (Tirislinn (''imnsission will please ac
cept our thanks for a copy of the second
annual report of that organization, setting
forth its laltors in the custom nnd western
armies, witJi accompanying document-,
sktclii's, incidents, L-tc., making an inter
esting work of aboul nine hundred page?.
Ksrok.—We
19,250
met yesterday in town Capt
D. S. l.*e, of o, K, oth Iowa infantry. In
the Adjutant Central's Report of IStj-'I, he is
is merely a printer's mistake. There is no
su-'h record in the Adjutant General's olficc.
Capt. Lee has leen in constmt service, still
in in the servicc nnd inten Is to remain
th( •re until the end.
Minstrei.st.—Thc
1
•m
Contracts
7,»a 17
(",f7f» 10
8,194 (U
celebrated troupe of
minstrel* under the management of O'Xcil
& Gardner, will open at the German Thea
tre, on Thnr-d:iy evening next, and con
tinue to perform for three nights. This s
said to be a rousing troupe. It is highly
spoken of by the press, and undoubtedly
will give satisfaction, and more too. Wait
for the Mins'reR
i 8 Srppt.n\—The contract
for furnishing grm ii:.- for thc hundred
d:iys' men was awarded hy ol. •'li -r this
nf ernoou to Messrs. Alvord & Van I'atter.
The contract for meat will probably 1 e
awareled to Messrs. Kelly & Washbttrr,
they b'. i tg the only 1 i luc.'s.
Hi:t.n to
ollieial at n»v Of-
(K*. S.) jllC t'iiy imd County of Xew
Haven, dav and vear aforesaid.
LYMAX K. ML NSOX,
r»iMWTT*:" ?or Uii aaiiiatc ot tuuu
Ticil, i'i the
/«#»/?•.(.••«* i«ppr \ed Jatiuan -^tli t'nc devclopniint of pUtns now maturinsr
S57 mil an Act ume-idat'irv I Hereto, approved i u-l
'••hru.il v '.'Hi. 1 s," s, und nu Act in relation to! Hrr*y.7 ^re able to procure that
COMPAX!ES,
approved
March 17tb. lsic-i that sUitemem
paid C-mipanv is
posses,saidrequiredhyshowsthat
of the requisite umount
of capital, and invested law.
Atuhoritv is therefore to the above na
med Coiapanv to transact their appropriate bu i
nesa of Insurance in this State, iu accordance
with the Utv-s thereof, until the 31st day of Jonu
«rv A. 11. One Thousand Eight Hundred and
VF!r, C' rtifhd, Thnt John L. Pwits A Co..
of Davenport, have been dely appointed by i-aid
Oompanv Uiei: lawftU Ag-nts and Attorneyi for
IJie CcmnlT ot Scott, with
attached
t*~
To
be decic--
to-nnriow mo ning.
No proi o.ais for furnishing soft bread
Were ru-ortk'J.
... «Bs»
fMF. litri'opoT.VMrs.—Bailey & Co.'s gi
gantic circus, including th» Jlippopouunrts
•—or the BtVuiiioth of Holy \N'l it—in now
on its nay up the rver. an I will iio in Pnv
enpotf in a fo'.v wieks. It will b- nnuni
liered that this elenix.cn of the Nile attracted
great attention when here last season, and
undoubtedly' trill draw crowds of people
again. He is much improved in size and
eelucitiion since thai.
Esuvr ittNTS.—More than one hundred
men have already been enlisted iu this ity
and county lor the one Itunelrcd e'tP.ys' ser
vice. In case the proposed bounty is olfcr
•d by tlie county the probability is that not
less than three full companies will he filled
up at once. Without snch n botiniy the
recruiting business iu Scott county is a diad
letter, cnel rhany who have already signed
the enlistment papers will not go into tlie
tioki. There is no loisittkc about it.
Bah,.—Uigg'ms
I.MB jiwiwiliiniiiirii-"
Liberai. a*d
No 97 Park Roir, Nw York
kp' n«r i»|r^r»*!i in thm? rftk*
*lf itJrfriiM-m*Tit# and
rat***,
I) ..i-'i' l. Clumro. ia
i is. t:-.•
A
C'ovjiendabie.—Mayor
,0
Iron Safe for nale cheap, at Che
warehouse of
B. M. Prettkas.
,i
A Xew Warkimi
put down as resigned" This "resigned" tonklin s Liquor Store. The building is to
Fnffc
and Wallace,
who were arrested yesterday, for robbing
Jaincs Canwright, were held to bail in the
sum of s.Kio each fir appearance at ccurr.
They furnished tho flccuiitiea ®n |h% spot,
Mid thus obtained their liberty.
The defendants appeared before ^qtlil^
Wheeler this nu rning per adjournment,
aiid as no one append against them they
wished to have their securities returned.—
Th 'Squire was not in the humor to sec it
in that hjrht, but bok the liberty to increase
their bail to one thousand dollars, to await
e
ut Tbail is not known at this writ-
inK
cas(riven
on the Great Transition"' of the 1 t*th
H»ll»
1
a true and correct copy of
thm
**etemenin testimony whereof. I
Mid and traces ti em
itvn
bareonto
.i /ileteie
or
mer°
RE.
Dav­
enport, of Hock Island, one of the heaviest
real estate owners of that place, offers any
person who w ill i ri a wool'-n fro tnrv
tbeir, sufticit'Tit land whereon to hnild. He
lias already dmated a ritiaen of thut place
•Mr. Frvsimrer—thm» acres of land front
ing on tin- river, near the Boat Yard, wliere-
still»-ry.
on
So ays the
tTcct a
hngli^h wat'-h that you can rely on, cail at Str-h nets are an cnrouragciiient to ni/tniv
Curry s —Brady St., above Md. Jactnrors. and our real estate owners on this
sidle of the river would do well to follow the
example. A pood way to discourage the
Aojif*.
erection of manufactories is to require the
per on who elesite-i to make a handsome
audpioliUilile improvement, pay the highest
Utah W. A. lllciiar^on of ft* a Mto to build on. This ha i»e« n
to° miu"h
n,a!l
t,,r-v'
or a
'lu(-"i"K
tliat
_____—* aitv, he .-.houM be encouraged rather
SrBSTm-TE. During th« temporarj- *b-
than
Thm.^ hlw.\., jn thi, ci(y
m,who)e
ttlis, have lx.,n hallUson,
,,,
.rt.
Jirov
Wt
Rksidesck.—Our
A.
Tilr. next prnctie-ing party at White's
Academy Hail, takes place Thursday even
ing, May 12 th. No gentleman admitted
without-a lativ. d4t
KIVIVRYI'IRJIS.
The popular mail and pnsgenger packet James
'-leans. Captain Jerri' Wood, will depurt for Du
bu |U» PB:! way points to-icorl oxv ut V o'eJcck. J.
Sct rl'oroug!i iu the olhce. It. Priltyman,
ag.ut.
The favorite mail and passenger packet Jennie
Whipple, CaptainCamphi'M, will depart for Fort
Madison and way points to-morrow morning at
7 i'e!'ek. Lemuel ParkhurstIn tiieofliue. L. A.
Tile»Lin, agent.
'1 tie elegant Xui thern Line packet Pembina,
apt ..in H:il, will depart for St. Paul and wav
landings this evening. C. I. Carroll iu
ia the office. R. M. Pr-tty in an, agentl
nARUIKD.
At th residence of the bride's frih. r, in Fred
erick, Maryland, on the loih iast., JAMES MYEIi,
Jr., of Llnvenpr.rt, Iowa, In MISS \t*:{A V
MAXTZ.
Tims, one by one, the bachelor force of Daven
port surrenders, at discretion, before acknowledg
ed power, and juradu.illy enter upon the metre
pleasant paths reserved fr weli matched couples.
Th eviife-ratulationsof the m.-.uy friends of the
happy
trrs,muwait
SI
H'ry in this city. Whin a
w'ishs
to erct a fine store, a nianufaf-
wdl be a credit to
^,,,^,1 by real estate owners,
.,vt|ia
,k.r,
it not that thc ho!
At
.TORATioss.—The V«»ber Brothers tent upon putting up the prices beyond the
have romtncnced the lal»or of overhauling
are in
reach of those bo would build.
Ve suggest to our heavy property hold
er.! that they take into consideration thtJ
course pursued by Mayor Davenport, lie
looks at the matter in this way That the
erection of a substantial manufactory so en
ham v.s the value of his other property that
he is iiiuch better otf than he would have
been had not the improvement been made.
The same rule would apply to the erection
of any other class of improvements. Thev
create .1 demand fur other properly, increase
the welfare of the town, and instil energy
and enterprise into the community.
sb.—Ten years ago thc
present season, .Samuel Hirschl, Ksq., com
menced thc erection of it warehouse on his
property, on Front, between the property
on which Burrows'block now stands and the
old liazarr Building, upon the site of which
now stand* Hill's warehouse. He got tlx
foutid.'itioii laid when it was claimed hy an
other part) that he had extended his im
provements too far towards the riv:»r, and a
lawsuit was commenced. .Several years
were spent iu litigating the matter, nnd
then thc crisis of "7 came on and ched."d
the building mania of tho.se days. The
nndations have remained until this time
and now Mr, |firnfhl, having established
his right to build a originally intended, has
lvsuhi .d the work. The building is to be 4U
feet in front on the levc«, t!o feet deep, and
20 feet on Front street—the other 20 feet
on that street being already occupied by
be two stories high, with carriage way
through on the first I'oor. Tho atore occu
pied by Mr. Conklln is to be extended 25
feet farther towards the river. The im
provement is a valuable one. Cost about
£7,000. Davenport is growing every day.
Covxt Ocsay
in
Trouble Again.—The
Count went over the Chicago again the
other ty to lo:k after the
Li- ut. Charles E Il-tverly, of K.•/.'•«, Iowa
couii y, to be 1-t Lieutenant Co. B, 2jib in
lantiy, vice Cassidy, rcsi^ticd.
Gold 6S.
enterprising
fellow-citizen, August Steffcn, is now erect"
iiij nn elegant residence on the bluff—»n
the iiaH" bio k ea.t of Dr. lies' residence,
formerly owned by
Corbin, Ivs.j and by
hun set out wiln grapes about three vcars
ago. The house is located upon the upper
end of the lot—in to be of brick, 85x40
e-t, two stoi ie.s high, with basement, and a
kitchen in the rear, 14x14 feet. The two
upper stories are to contain nine rooms, and
tlu basement feur. The building will cost
$4,rtKi. The location is [one of the very
best in the e-ity, affording a river VlCW of
unsurpassed magmli.v ive.
hi« return with his fair bride
'o our '..f aniifnl citv.
LEcrcM.^-W e understand that tho Hon.
Warren Cha?c lias been engaged to del'vcr IMMENSE ATTKACTHTW.
a course of four or five lectures in this city,
ever.hi?, the ]«h in«»t. i
rtfi. th- k!k il.« Ki.irici J..«n 1.1 M» Ftr rat ww. M- CI,.., shows the ratoral ud »At. of
MM!County,
iticoi»y of Mt* on tthitninnKSiHii
.A.J.AllhiODAblC
file in this office. It is further ceriiHeel that the
LATE ARRIVALS.
century, ,n regard to both religion and noli- |af If rvlm».
tics, Hi, first lecture will be in UClairc v ,& CO.,
causes nf this strife of Sprfnf Cleild*
ckeper than either par-
flU
P° ambition. Mr. Chase ?l,u"
J. ». CAlSfcL, AaiHor ofDtata, *6asoner, and atl aloqttnkt J*®1!* jjal^"lorc.*ud one of our firm coaataat
kuvBif'Bwj "-j,
s'ock
?4r«%g
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.
DAVENPORT. IOWA, TUESDAY, MAY 1864.
CkaagH, i la H*t'MaUi
K»bi« -»i.—Capt. A'gT. on S, Tatriek, 0*.
L, ftib Car Jrv, April 27.
Lisa', i llotmer, 38 th in fan try, Varek 84.
Lieat. Wiliiam J. Fhell, 224 infinirr, March
Lieut. Wiliian B. ir»n :!l, i infantry, April
Lieut. Orlando Leah, 321 infaotrr, April 90.
21 Lkut. Acui.U suudiiord, 23 i iutamry,
Mitch 27.
M.mo.—Capt. John E. Ford, 80th infantry,'
TiOil April
t.
Pf-oaoTioM*.—M «jor Gii9ti.ve A. Fherhart,,
of Wati-rioo, Mac. JI.t*k county, to be Lieu
Ephraitn J. White, of Agency City to I
•e J.uu'.eiiant Colonel 321 infantry, vicj Ora-.
hjm, prom. tej.
Cipt. Jonathan 0 itchinson, Co. I, of Fott
Oj'lge, to be Maj-jr ."2d irif.iatrykvico Hutch
intun.
Cipf. Jo!m II. Qearkee, Co. B, of fowa
City, to be ,jor
itl
'loinoted.
L-i ut. Pliilip II. Bence, of Sp ingd^l«, Di
viscounty, to be C.ipt^iu Co. F, 30th infantry,
ffce Ford, deceased.
2d Lieut. Alexander, of Dayton, Webster
county, to be Captain Co. I, S2 iufuitry, rice
Hutu.iiiisoii, promoted.
,-ut. Charles W. liufT, of Orandrlew, Lou-
"I isa county, to be Captain Co. G, ltfth infantry
iA .vice
e Taylor, deec sed
t.'umuii^-aiy S igi. Moore Uriggt, of
Seij t. Joint W. Mattox, of Adel, Dallas
'inly, to be 1st Lieutenant Co. A, 23d it.fin
tiy, vica Cisidy, resigned.
Ceup. Ciiarlta D. Donaldson, (of FairGe d,)
to l«t Lieutenant, co. C, 3ota infantry, vice
Fiy, resigned.
'id Sc rgt. Samuel J. Kctchem, (of Mascitiue,)
to 2 i L:i ute:mut co. B, 28ili infat.try, vice
H.iver.'y, proiaj'ed.
Ser-t. Jacob A. Lure, (of Sigurtiay,) to 2d
Liiu'eu .ut oo. K, tuh cavalry, vice Ljckarood,
resigned.
S. r^t. John P. Jones, ^of Winierset,) ti 2d
L'cuiciiaiit co. A, S'Jih infantry, vice Howies,
resigned.
Arpoi:.TUC*T3.—J.imci Ira in, (of Marion
I.M 'l unty lo be Surgeon 41'.tl infantry,
from May 5
Ficderick Humphreys, (of Cedir Ripidi,) to
be Cii-ipUin I2th i.fdiitrv, vice Eberhurt, re
signed April l'j, 1S02
Alotii J. Van D'i2?e, iof Dubuque,) to be
Quartetuiast-r 44tn infantiy, from iy 3.
Ui-orgc Crooke, (1 fUrnwberry P^iut, Clay
ton county, I to be Adjatant 2l=t iafautiy, vice
Poole, pro n iied.
COMMERCIAL.
Davenport Markets,
Office
os thc
DAVR.xponT Democrat,
Friday evening. May lstVt.
Ftora.-" wholesale $'j.0og»J.40 fe
t^il,
Wheat—1/15^1.17.
il.'.IU.E V.—^.oii^gi.ao.
Oats.
I'ott.v.—7•*»:( VJ.
Wuiii, ib .*s.—|2.oo^MMt
Fi.a\s .nn.- t\,
Twonlv.—•j.MK.
Pot
\Tota.—.V'@7&.
Ul rTKii—iiic.
Kims li.tc,
1—
uj/'i'in avur,
where he has of late become so deeply and
cruelly entangled. Tlje latest intelligence
from that quarter is that be has hem made
the'rlesfe ndent in a civil case for damages,
the amount of which is set at & 12,000
1'rof. Mueller, the iiijitrcel husband, is the
plaint it!'in this proceeding, and seems de
termined to tench the Count a most severe
lc-.-on. It i hardly likely that the Count
will be abb to procure the necessary bail
this time, inasmuch »s it cannot be made
k'ss than twice thc amount of damage*
claimed.
YvrU NarkeU,
Xew Vokk,
May
Coitox—Quiet
Xew York, ,\f*y 1*.
I.nmlior Knrbrtt
Davt-NPORT. Mfcr?.
Fencing
Ham Hoards
Framing Timber .t .fotKta tiuder
iu
ft *iI
•J" feet and over 2"."O8E90 00
Flooring ?..'i.oii
'iding. 7
24.(*'
Finisi: 3S.i*i(!7."!l\'Vi
Sliin»l-« i........ 4.0il(//.").. io
Lath 5.oo
t'lear Hoards and Planks 35.•*?» 10.00
I•''tuand ^ixid :ttoek« li.'iit
JTo-Day's Advertisements.
'V'OTirF. is HEREBY (ilVKX THAT A
-X-\ Special Electiou has been ordered by the
ity Coune.
hidden in tin
The Uh'itioTi will be held at thc Heiiool iluuao,
in East Davenport,
Davenport, Mav loth, 18C4.
t'HUIS, KAUFFMAXXt s
dlt CitvLWlh_
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
A. MCFatilano Lbssff. AM, MIXAC.bb.
McFARLAND'8 MAMMOTH
tframatir Company
20 IN NUMBER SO
F«r a few Mgkls Loager.
14th night of the (ireat Combination Company.
The ir.aunger wishes to inform the citiiens of
Davenport and vicinity that the Immense Attrac
tion offered tbis week' in the way of ftensttiou
ieees. v. hi have created a furore in Xew York,
r'hilaeiclphia and Boston, justifies him in expect
ing crowded houses nightly.
nigbtly
fOCSDAY EVi XlXG, JIAT 10,.
The Great Di auia, entitled
Oiir mtmerfran Cousin
Doors aped at ",]4 curtain rises at 8 precisely
ADMISHIOX
Private Bexee....•».«*.• Ocllery 90c
Orchestra Scats 50 Parquet# 25c
DAVENPORT 3DEM0CRAT
10,
at 'Sc.
$11.30^1.90 ftr extra
Fn.rii —'c lower.
f7.-•".',•'.7.4'' for Jiitperfine
xyr:t I.iver. i l.'i'Cii i54 for Chicago
.-aukep f'tub*. il lk^t.iS
WilSAT-
Spriiur *l..Vi(gl.oi Milwaukee Club, $L66@lw3
e-'nti red.
Coiiv—il.."9 for oil mixed.
Ovts
Pons —Higher. ft6.75 Btv,
I. :11—M{.', Hv/s,
Wntssv—i l.lfi.
9kmr
1'erk Niork .Ifnrkdt*
oi
Hoard.
GENTLEMAN* AND WIFE. OR TWO
XJL single ijcntle nii'u. can be accoiumodateel with
boaid and pleasant rooms in a private family.
\di're-, post office box M9. mvl"*-d4t*
DLEfTION NOTICE.
R. H. PARKS,
a e e o k e
NO.
Of V.,,- .-,* FaWi.Taad /ZtJZT^
"fbjeaehed and unbkachcdMua-
l.H SOOTH WATER ST., CHICAGO.
111. P. O. Box 2009. Cash advance*aia4e
on property iatWti MM&IR
JAIMBi iff. BALIELL.
COMMISSION AXDPMMNTCB MEIKUANT.
War Department,^
WA=mxcTox, April 21, 1'14.
To fie Prrxidmi of the Lalted Stairs:
F"BfT—The Governors of Oh'o, Indiana, Tlti
noi-. Iowa, anei Wisconsin, offer to the I'rcMdent,
infi -jin 11••opt for the ai»frr:-taJug campaign, as
follows:
Okie,
Iu«llanat
llliuoi*,
Iomii,
Uiai'MniH,....
1
tenant Colonel S2d infamry, »iee Mix, killed ia
bitiic.
Tuibk-Tlietroops
infantry, .ice White,
Capt Charles P. Mooro Co. K, of Barling
ton, be Mjjor 2d cavaby, vice Coon, uroino
1 Mplonel.
iUiu
wi
•M,MM
The fore-going proposttiuu of the Uovcruors ia
aceej ted, and the Secretary of ..i is directed to
carrv it into execution.
the olhe-er enlisiiu^ ilu-iii and stopped Irotu any
pay w huh iuav thereafter be due inui trom the
Government.'1
»X. Uu application to this otlicc recruiting of
lie 't s can pt o -ii' Lhi 'ks lor muKtiig oat tii.U
against the Luiteel states, tor subsistence and
lodgings of recru 's. lleeruiting oiticeis will
make verbal contracts for the same, wneu placed
iu quarter-i. The price of a ration should uot ex
ceed -i" ceuts day or 10 cents a meal, and lodg
ing 1* cents a ilr.v, for eucii man
ted an lodged
ceed
1 of the City of Davenport, to be
Sixth Ward, on the
Twciity-Jlrst day of May,
ISi'.t, fr tlie purpose of electing an Alderman in
place of M. K. PARKS, whose seat has be declar
ed vace.:it by said Council.
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days, reckoning IVoin thc data oi muster into the
wrriec of the Uuite.1 ftutcii, ualesa *ooa«jr riift
(harjjfd.
to be mus-tered into thc *»r-
vicaol ihu (initud butes by raiments, when th
regiments are filled up, according to regulations,
to lh* miiiimiiui HU'on^tli. Tbe rei ii ivius in bp
organized accordiut U» Ihc rt ^ulationanf i he War
Uepaiuuen'. The number to be furniahod
.uty ,iay,'.vinlo
tvvi
,L-,. of the ac-
rrom (lal€ ofna
ceptnccc ot thm i»ropo«iiion.
Focrtb—The
troops to be clothed, armed,
equipped, Mih.sisled, transported, and paid, as
other t.'nifed States infantry volunteers, and to
serve iu fortifications, or wher ver their ser
vice* may be required, within cr without their
respective Slates.
Firm—No bounty to be jiaid the troop*, nor
ibe
uUr*ed
°r
M.mti
C'.ilo, Junt-s county, to be Adjutant SIst in
luntry, vice Catr, resigned.
Private Uenj tiiiin E. Agard, Co. C, of Oler
mont, Fayette ccunty, to be Adjutant r.th
eavalry, vice Miller, r*-«ig*!ed.
•J i Sergt. John S. Biilinser, of Bloomficld,
to be l=t Lieutenant Co. F, :tjih infititry, vice
Bence, prouit ted
CFClited
°n
Sixth—The
dr'tt*
draft lor three years' sen ice to go
on in any State or district where the quota is uoi
tilled up but it any uiliccr or soldier in this spe
cial service slioald lie drafted, he shall be credited
for the sei ice rendered.
JOHN ll"Ut,uil, Governor of Ohio.
O. P. MOitTOV, tiavjruor of Indiuim.
IiM li'll V.Vd'KS, Governor ut Illinois.
M. Sl'U.MI, liiivernor of town.
A. LI^COLV.
Aran. 23,1S04.
itata of Iowa.
At.jt i i\r (ii^Kum's Onnct, i
Davenport, .May 1th, laut.
jfiriXEHAL o It DC US NO. 11.]
1. In order that no misunderstanding may extst
in relation to tiie organization of the new rc-^i
Meats lor O-,e ill n u:i o 1 wsaereice, the follow
iag rule* will be observed:
isi. At tue orgaui/atiou of companies, the ineu
of each company will he allowed to choose their
own olticel'A, suojeet to llie appiovul of the Uor
criior.
id.
the selection of field ollicers due regard
In
will be paid to tin- expressed Wishes of the liue
ottieersj but as far us practicable, experienced
men will l/i selected for e-'oloiicls.
il. The War Depart JK'i.t has refused
fo
allow
enlisted incn to be nete. .litd liom for
the parpu-c of i eci ii.tui^ lor t.lt.ccuiniands
|u, ,,|rc,|
0110
days service, a.idall recruitingciMuuiiasioiM
artuall
subsis­
ti/lrr hi* !u'tt tnlulimiii.
a contract tor cw.'.v./
Under
ralu/nt.
tine .- MibstantiHl
meals siii.i (.ousiitutu a complete rotiou. iu
transit to regimental depot, recruit* will be sup
plied with c. //tW rations, obtained before start
ing, uneler a verbal contract. Recruiting ollicers
Will appeal to toe lo. aiiy oi the paohc to oiitaiu
subsisteiiee :eid l- at abjve rate, an will
only iu cases of
urijft txlvetiu ex­
them, uud in such cases eulv are authorized
to make vcioal contracts ut
higher rate, mak­
a
ing ailidavit on voucher that '.lie .sat.e was a: the
lowest price |eisSiole the ucigliborbeod wheie
the expense was incurred.
Transportation jesses will be furnished
by Lt. Col. W. N. Gi ier, superinteiideuit Recruit
ing ret vice or by Ibis Department, on implication
with explicit statement of route s ami mode r.f
travel,
X.
pass will be tilled up with iuk, de­
'ihc
scribing nu ies tace the number
men and lor
of
one hundred days service. Conductors of Rail
Roaelrf, clerk, o steamho::ts, and a^i'iits of sta^e
companies wiil r« l. sr -'i" passes which arc altered
nauie, nui..! er, staitin^ point
in
destination.
or
^|icc'.ui iitt^n'ion is culled
XI.
the folloatinn
lo
from (icncrul Order,
extract
hy
portation
War Department,
A. G. O., series lsi
"111. The cc.uncute u all
vouchers for trans­
iatte cvi'i" ancr,
the
must stiite that
charged were tiie current rates of the
place where the expense was incurred also that
raiiroad or steamboat conlel
transportation by
be obtained.
be approved by
nnteer
complete
Xtll.
not
Tt-e veuc1 crs (like all others
-inust
the rupei
nf
inleudent
pense was
The
tiieir cou-nanv and regiment, (or,
men raised !ir
AA
issu­.:l
ed hy this Department, to ei.ii-.te men iu the
S. service at tnis elate, are hu.-eby ii vyke l.
111. Keen. "in crs w.ll nave all lee.-uits
regularly enlisted and sworn iu, .n enliumeut
papeis, tiy a Justice of tie: Pauce, .Notaiy i'ublie
o: other oilieer auttlUi ixed to Hdtnmisler oaths.'
itccruitin^ u'.Uceis ar* not autliuiijed to muster
it'ctuits or adaiuiister said outli.
Kuliittueut pa,.era will L* luade out in tripli
cate—two copies tor Lieut. Col.
W. X.
poiiutendeni of Reel itiling Service, and oui for
this oliicc.
i V. liiilitn.set papers
residence ot t. n-crni', by tow.iship,
city, -..d waiu, and will, iu this kui'vice, oe gui
eled Ov the ruie-s and regulation* oi tue War tht
j.aiUiienl—enlisting ouiy able-bodied men be
taeen tUy of ia una
lo,
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cers will uoie on
..ck
Uuietoiiinj,,
loot, t,it aet.iat
O
ai
iu uoau beaitii, ami
free from ail plij sicnl de!e,U». S.i jeimj.i iiikIci
the uge ot iti '-ni j-a.it yi ars i.s lo uv ciihsle-d w itii
oul ttie written c.iUaeol Oi his parent, gu.trUi.iii,
or in.isvcr, or ceiti.ic.itc of a respu::s.ble person,
.iiai said c.juscut w.is^iveu veibaity. Uccruiiiiig
odiceis wnl be very pai ticui.u' iu ascertaining liie
true age of tin- reel nit. Jle will not allow am
nion to be deceived or inveit!el tilo the service
by false repres-Jitali-! suca as p,uni!ae of iur
oiigo, Ac., o-.it .V'l in peraun explain tue iiali.rc
ut ttie set v.ce, the leuglti ot the twl'ln, the pay uud
allowance., to wi.ich tt Hi ei'cr is
by luw,
ei)tllte«l
ix/'ort he the cuhstuteut.
V. Odiccrs rui.t ineu ate expressly uotiiied
tliat the M..te d..^s uo pay theiu. The U. f. pays
tile ine.l flo.11 li.i'.e ei! e:ili»tniei'l, and the oiiicer.
froiu
VI. Ail siiosisieace, lodging, t: ansportalton
bills, Ac., .e paid hy li. f. ebsbursiu^ oaieer,
Lt. Col. V. N. tirier, t.'.ucnpoit, io'.va,
V ii. Every eii.tsleel u.aii eii.e hurled as a
mi:i.ii', or fur o:.ic|- cvitse, iuvolvin^ fluid eift his
pail in liie enlistment, or elischar^ed by the eivii
authority, tcneits all^iay and allowances due at
tne time of disc!.arge. Ill eaise uny individual
i.s discharged \wtiiD i..ret ~n»utii» aiter eiite'injj
the service, for a iis^biiity wtnea existed at taal
time, he receives ueituer pjy nor allowances,
except subsistence and trausporlatiou to his
llO.ll"
i 11. cpeeial attention is called to ihc follow
ing extract trom tienei al Ord*r Ciei, War Depi i l
tuent, A. ti. O., series of lbeWJ
"All exiienses inclined on aceount of recruits
'.hereafter ei.l.sted hy recruitiug olhcers, eilticr
for old or iie-.v legiuieuts, vlu .-nail t.e rejected
alter medical iu.spcction tor f//«!iw«slisabiiiiy, ex
isting at tne liuiu of l!i -ir eiiii.siment, will be
churned utt the lim»ler-iu roll, opposite the name
s aml
raa(sa to a ijr reperty, nnlee. ii is
the Val-
Recraitim Service, nnd
ex­
showtiiat the
iucui ted
for mw regiments, prior to
or^aniz 'tinn.
nmnber
of men,
a* in this case,
one hundred
number o!
days' ervice) the
mile,
miles travelled and rate per
case le
in each
will
specified, as iu
pa*ae»
tranapertation."
for railroad
XII. Muur anil D^iciiptive tb!l* will b. made oat
lo (lupicMe ate jiiii K to fsria. turiii«hnl tr.im
thil
0«rar meiit, or.t e py lo reUlteil lif reciwir^ efc
•an, aa4 one eob* lornrilil wtth tii« ddachiotat te
Lt. ..1 ,tr, D.c eut.... eQt pa|«r* u! ll wiu.
uommsnilers ol eompaolc n»( rea4/ ier i*c
on. tuadred itijrf'
w11atla
once lurvai 1 it.cir
rot', to this arttuei t. and fc« reaAMSS la
at on« hew
1dei
MticaU thi» poir t.
11V. Bar«c|«rt it the «en«ral lllfciW of al tb.
Iritaati, (eloift mr Knt bMrkt), as Ike I'lW
Etoiwhi« !«»»*sulSciWt number of tamctol* ssioia
BQtoti all tteoy. raiaed, aod as at tMs poiat itM OkM
DbtainlBt aad klastertef Oflw of Ik. CnMei luim
has Ml b«a4uaiteri.
It.
Al lecrait'ag oAeen win at esee nftrt le
"-SSASAAAAAASR
eat el Iwiiinn tht# fit
•kfMl leral rcBdstvoes, over iMf
Jl* (Mlcrrs will be appoMlad le Md sssWiaaai
tu as peawlrslili treos
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Above the Poet Office,
at air.fair.ivoTjy STOCM
BRONZED SATINS, STAMPED GOLD
i
Davenport, April *7, 1 04.
The Governor of the State has authorized and
directed '.'..at ten thousand men be raised for the
United States service tor one bundled days.
Recruiting commissions will iaeued to any
responsible parties for tiiis service. Applications
must be n.ade theretor iu writing, und where the
applicants are unknown to this etcpartmcnt, the
application must be indorsed by well-known cit- Uavcnpoi t", upon transportation paawja'
Or^auized militia companica which denim to I'^'^tofore elireeted.
enter this service, mustninke immediate applies
turn i tins o.b ••. '.vliich will rrne]ez\tnis nt Keokuk.
"are
Enn,•1,,
tremonts on the way for these volunteer*. I
l,,!p
u,°
«r
,nw# ,ar
muss their iaviocihlecohorts on the columns of '^,^'5' ^llV!l'ry, Chief Mustering OHictt
the enemy. of the State.
N. B. HAKEK, I By order of thc Commander-in-Chief.
Adjutant Oeii'.-ral ot
,ow#
M'l'A'i'i-: or iowa.
Aiui
taxt
Gcvlrai/s
Oirija,
|»(Wenpoit, low-, April Slsth, 18W.
A full Regiment of heavy Artilb ry will be ac
cepted by the General Government, to till out
the 10,'Ho Volunteers of this State. Experienc
ed artillerists and the best companies in the Mate
will beacccpted for this service.
X. It. IIAKER,
ap29dtf Adjutant Geoe-al ol' Iowa.
STATE Of IOWA.
Adjota.vt Gekekal's
Omci, I
Daveniwrt, April
II.
Taio
'i'i,
13#4.
Gene.si Orders No. 1".
I. All Otliceis recruiting for the 10 000 one
hundred days' Volunteers, will take triplicate
enlistment papers for each recruit.
of said enlistment papers will be re­
turned to Lt. Col. Wm. X. Grier, 1st L". 8, Car.,
Superintendent of Recruiting Service for the
Stale of Iowa, and one to this olHc--.
lij
order of the Cominauder-in-ChM.
X. B. HA Kim,
.... Adjt. Gen. ot Iowa.
•lArcoeuWt,
AB'irrsBT QstratL'i tlrr'ea,#
UAvs.roar, Ma l.fc, U«4.
Ossaast OkDBai Wo. 1).
Ail s ddi.rs of regt rats direolet te report to
the tlinrsir of thi. Blt'.e for far.oaf ti or a jr e
.r piiput, wd! b. bshl a'-ruUy aeonntab. for
asy aaina^i or lijtrjr thtt ty be doa, by llna te
any private property I this 8.alp.
I'. Wh.r.olBjeri ar. Iu o .mmar.d of ceapenle.
WiMtntKM, April 80,1804.
Attn.
Gejt. BA^U
if"!
r*4
W
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err.or of ibtsdUta.or to tb.Rapdrl-i odat of IU- stautlv on hiM a j,.- a^MortmeM of
eralliay 8«r»U» In tbis bt»t«, tl ah ihj O .V.
nir, tosh oSitrs wnl hell reap mslo!. 1
^r i
9
S.
It.
|B) Itf A4J it lie tlsii#r.' o« Insw
laroBTAirr.—The following dispatch from
tlio Wiir D«'p?ulin tif ia of imii-.rtf.ncf to
whom it concern!
Thc Department
cannot coment to enlisted men being de
tached from tMr command* to aaaiat in ra
croking th* ana hundred (iuOj daya troopa.
T. M. Vjxcbxt,
A. A. O.
mti or
IOWA.
A mint Uaiiut'i
»aiiauOHMIa 11
MUl tmirn
''"Vv
.««
1
fiMtssn
*Mff $sr"»*A M§Y
A f.
15 CENTS PER WEEK.
NUMBER 167.
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PAPER HAAltl.YGS,
JtmoHf n*hifh Wtii be
BROWN BLANKS. WHITE BLANKS, SATIN0F
PAPERS, FIGURED SHADES,
BriTF OF IOWA.
Aiuctavt Gknkkai.'sOrrtcr.
KIF.TBKS, GMLT\§JYD FROSTED,
All the Above at very
IJOW
Prices
Slate of Mown.
Adjutant
«"^u- Col. ("ulhertson,
»',ettd
uf 011
(iKNritAL's Orrrc«,
Davenport, May G, 1844.
General Onlert No.
14.
I. All Commanders of Militia Companies
in this .State, which have volunteered for
the 100 d-iys call, or commandcra of Com
panies raised hy Recruiting Commiasionera
from this oilico, will at once proceed with
their Companies to general Rendezvoua, at
If. This does not apply lo Regiment*
raisoel iu thf First t.'oiigres.^ional District,
A.
thii tricr
rr*
A. 0„isor.hrod from
,, f( Keokuk, wlie,.- |,« Wd
uct as A. A. and A. v}. M. Ciencml ol
quisitiuis made upoj her for trooj. i, she ii ready St«t.. fe,r thc ptupe.se of organizing troop
a
t» make further fci.ei-itices in the ioly cause in ''ihcre.
which ihe Government is en ,'a^ed. riie volun fV. All tT»."ps raised in tie First Con
ifers a-ain iu de'. nse ol tho H.ip which has pro- greasioti.d IHstrict will i'',iort to Col. Cul
tected her citizens and her rights. hertson, A. A. G., at Keokuk, by Saturday,
Let Iowans promptly meet this call. Let the thc 14ih in.nt.
oil mm be activ hi the {?"'I cause, and let the V. F.nlistment pnpers for troop* in tha
youn^ men learn their seniors that they cau First Cotigrcfisional l)istriet,re(juircil by Wen
cipial them. Let the e.Id and youn^.inen uud wo- oral Orders No. 11, Will he delivered to Col.
men, wife anel maiden, vie with each other iu Culhertfcon, A. A. t»., ami to Captain T. w.
their exertions to semi troops to the lield lo ena- Walker, 1 S. A., at Keokuk, thelaat named
ble the Veterans of Iowa and other States to "IHccr acting in buhalfol Lt.Col.\\
n
.S.
Geati* FnralsMlaff
Clothef. bi
wprranti^l to suit.
ear jr atioaa
that Mid vttMra esert tbelr authority uJ Uila
ea'. i" 1 st sli I'.sm**' a
U/ cr UrvfOws aailer-tn-Cbf.
Own**, I
DttMrosf, taw,
*»r 4tk,
MM.
«ie «ai*rtakaa ta leanM la
1MB
•tata fcvafey aeaetae wtUwat aaieeaa HasbetMy
itOaaaiUhr W OMat.
M. A aAaaa»
.v, AiMHtanltllM
lirier
N. II. liAKKR,
Bjrt-dtf Aeljntant (Jencral of loar^b
•Yfofirr.
Papers thai have generally published orders of
this Deiartment. will copy nil orders and notieen
in relation loth** one hundred dttvs men, as thejr
appear in Ihe Davenport
Dkmocnat.
X. It. Adj. Gen. of faHMk
AHlatenf
dJI'TAXTlow.i.IIAKER,
Un*El!»t's Ol'ril K,
Mat U. 1-.VI.
MKRCHANT TAILQB«.
IlKADV-MADK
O O I N
AT t'OST PRM'K TO BE HAD Of—
FRANZ MRVRR,
Second street -first door we«t of .National R4|i
A good assortment of
GENTS' FI RXISIIIXG fMMtDS, BOTfl'f ,*
CLOTHIXG, t'LOTHS, I'ASHI
MERES, SHIRTS,
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