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, 1861-12-13

4 SSIGNEES SALE. Whereas,
u Francis a. Hoffman, Otto 6e1pckc and Alexander
the Ith of August last pas, made general assign
credioIe Now therefore, public notice in hereby giY
that shan on the 18th dsy OF csn,ber 1851 1t 10
court house IN the city Of Chicago sell at public anC
ton to the highest bidder for caah all the right title
the cast xenty feet Of the north 1o feet OF lot
n2eek s 2rlgna1 t9ET 81 GhlcaEo Il being one Of
payment Of all incu,nb1ances on satd premises.
noSh5A3H CHRS. HI Miller, AEsignce
, 1861-12-13

Appreeatnr the importance Of literature to the SOL
dier duty, The Publisher VII send tho CoSTiNEN-
TAI gratis to any regiment II actiye service On ap.
yin also receive subscriptions from nose desiring to
price: but In such cases II be mailed from the Of
ice Of publication,
, 1861-12-13

AUpIToR's OFFICE, STATE OF uLNoIa,
Springfield, January 18th. ISL
EATEN {9s91a4ee @ 9Satsd I'd IN SsE ioE L. The
q the condition Of its aairs As required by act
inseino5ated py ths state 9f nlinota approved Feb
proved Janusry r. 1871; and whsrsas rid Company
Of he REQUIRED amount Gf capital invested 4 bonds
srumert signed By the President and Secretary theEe
Ct: nppotnt1aE LAMBERT G. HALL. and JAMES q:
STOKES. Of Chicago It's Agents for the transaction Of
the business Of said Company, and fully aud ua1eser
and On behalf Of aald Company, coasedtlng that
vice OF process upon them, ths said Agents. sa1 be
taken and held valid as II served Upon tho Com
pany aud waving all cla Of BY reason Of such
services:
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the provisions Of the
acts aforesaid. l. JESSE T. DUBOIS, Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts Of the State OF minos do hereby certify
that k4s said LAMBERT ~ G. HALL and JA4ES g H
STOKES authorized as Agents for the said Com
pany . transact Tie business 81 in thia stats
Until the thirty day Of JanqaE5 n the year saga
gally empowered 50 to do by said Company
t~-~, In Testimony Whereof hare hcreunto
tC~, ny ofaec at Springfield, this tSentyss1sh day
VA - - -. Eccr n1Tpo1c .rdy+o~p A
, 1861-12-13

TERMs-Three Dollars per year, in advance {postage
Three Copies Six Dollars {postagc unnaid>. Single
n9neSrs can be & Hqx neTs asaeE y as
and the CONTINENTAL MONTHLY Will be furnished
for one year Ut -Four DollaIs.
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A NOVEL WEDDING rRvP.

Previous to the recent meeting Of The
American Board in this city, arrangements
were made for accommodating delegates -
private houses, 30 fsr ~ might Be necessary
those who could receivs guests sending in
their names 20 the Committee OF Arrange
nents. A gentleman Who resides In the
upper part of the city found upon returning
home on the noon Of the 6rst day, that .
gentleman and lady had been set apart to
rec.ive his hospislity. They were vel
coined and estert6ned until the hour for
dining. At the table the "deleeste'' was
requested to ssk 1 blessing, which, strange
tn say. he declined doing. The time for the
Boards afternoon session came spd vent.
bot the xentieman and lady started ont fos
q stroll, and returfed, b.issfully sueoneern.
ed about either sjssionavies Or beniehted
heatbens. The evening passed away, and
as 40 early hour ttsy retired.
The nexs morning, 10 tbe course Of COO.
vessation. the lady of the houss inquired Of
her female visitsst u she haA ever ken,
kou.e, negative sspiy VS. Ysturped.
"IIow long hsvs you bsso married 2"
ssSinee yestesdsy nossine."
few nsre words developed the follow.
ing fsese: The eoople lived 10 Q cesstsy
tovn. and hsd beea iofevmed by their mis-.
lister that the Board Of Delegates was q
be beid st ClsveIsad, s0d tbss stronger,
would be provided for, asd passed as hsl
fare over the vcsAe. This sas too rood -
opportunity TO be seglec,ed. and the ssyth,
pair sese fssshwish united in koIy bopAe
asd ssssfsd ous on journey which rssults,
40 successfuily - then.
Oar Cleveland fsiend haA iItsle idea ths
be shosld he esIIed upon 70 ssteyssie suel
asgsss When be cent in ~ saos.-C C1scs
lGNd Leader.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-09
WHOLE NO. 237.


| There are I've elassss of good wonen,-
the Narthaa and the Narys. The formsr
fepresest The aetise, and The lastsr the pas.
sivs voice Of feminine sonjugatioa. With
oct By any means ecatrovertiag the scrip
saral idea, ve borrow the aanes there nsed
70 illustrate faess in nodssa social ife.--
Both MMthas and Marys are aEecsionase,
b1t the love Of Mary is sentimental dream.
and evsporases in verbal homage end empty
casesses. Mary will tie . boques for yes,
or possibly knit purse, il she has abua-
daat leisure. She will join you in quiet
stroll, especially when the calls OF duty are
urgess in the house, bot even then she pre-
fers drive. She absorbs attention with
out rendering any; she makes . laxury Of
frieDdship, and either wears it like jewel
or drinks il ike julip. She sWcctly as-
sures you that s'you are worth 20 much 10
her," Meantine, except that she charms
your fancy, she is worth very little -
yos.
With Martha il is otherwise. Her love 10
untiring and practical. She eives where
Mary receives. She prepares the entertain.
ment which Mary enjoys. She smooths your
pillow, while Mary 10 kissing you good
night, and repairs your wardrobe in IN ante
room while you are lost in slumber, mean.
wh'ie breashinR prayer for your welfare
OF which you do net dream. She takss
charge Of the children xhils you 70 with
Mary to the excursion she packs the 70.
frcshnents FOR the pic mic while Mary helpe
you 70 arrange tho flowers. She takes cheer.
fully TO the roughest dutiss, becasss her
dress 10 Of firm material, that will neither
tear nor soil while Mary requires your aid
to protect from injury her gossamer bareer.
1t there II any rcpu'stve task that must be
done in solitude, that admits no assistance
and eliciss no praise, give yourself no un-
easlness; Martha will attend il. She has
a positive genius for that kind Of thing
Indeed, Martha is y very convenient person
to have IN the house. Il u pleasant to
think that she will do whatever she can for
you, and that che does !, because she loves
you. You sometimes drop her kind word
when you think OF it, just to sec how her
face lights up in consequences. And scms-
times she is almost pretty. You regret that
she looks ordinarily 80 thin and anxiops.-
You hear her cough Of morning, aud sx.
cuse an occasional neglect Of some OF your
stated comforts. Yo0 are surprised and
when she dies some day. You
blend your tears with Mary's, MARY 10
in tears.) and you feel that gym.
pa,hy 10 sweet. You plant . rose--nos .
rose above Marthas grave, and
after proper interval Of sorrow-mArfy
Mary.
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and Vas sy them relieved of many oser.
ous duties. an especially indebted 10 N.
Radc!if. assistant astroncnef, for HE zeal.
ous assistsnce 10 the work At the observa-
tory, and for assistance in taking photo
graphic views; and 70 Messrs. Knofr aud
Starr owe Obligations for voluable aid in
collecting specimens Of natsral history and
other scientific duty.
Twill mention. in conciosion, that l am
still Of opinion that Smiths strait can BE-
naviKated with steam. Under sail alcne I
am satisfied that it cannot. Il is my hope
TO be able to renew the attempt With 4 small
steamer. With this view have left some
stores At Port Foulke, and 1t Upper Navik.
With the hope that this viii End you 10
the enjoyment Of health and happiness, I
remain, very sincerely. your friend andser-
rant, ]. ]. HArxs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-09
DssrINGulsaaED ARRIVAL.

Anthony TrolIope and bis wife Of Lssdos,
arrived At the Julien House Sunday morn.
ing, and left again last evening. Mr.. Troll
lope u the author Of several plays and novels
besides . great number Of Ephemeral srti-
eies in the magnsines and periodicals.
''Orlcy Farm" serial which 10 now run.
ming through Harper's Magazine, 10 one se
his stories. Madame Troliope, = aorid, gray
haired, English woman, who takes her ale
regularly for dinner, 10 well known 10 the
literary world for her celebrated structures
upon America and the Americsns. They
ars taking . pleasure jsunt through the
west, and are as quiet and decent = couple
~ you would be likely to see in . week.
There is not the least Of the literary lion in
their bearing, aud the casual observer
would be ~ likely to take them for .
prosperous butcher and his wife ss for
authors Of worldwide reputasios.--D Dubu-
que Times. La vss d ss.rg
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THE LADIES. HORSE.

Col. Harris, Of the Ohio Field Notes, A.
Acknowledged authority on the subject,
writes - follows in regard to the bss, kind
Of horse for lady, his management, etc;
The birdie Of iady's horse should BE- .
single rein curb-pevsr snaffls to Be pull
ed upou-requ,ring the strength Of thread
only to guide and direct the animal, and
drawn only when the horse 10 required 70 be
stopped; 1t all times 10 be kept slightly in
hand, or be permitted TO lie gently % the
aIohed neck Of the beautiful esesture, per.
mitting him to look abroad upon thiugs,
and see the road he 10 travelling; startipe
with bound into Q graceful ean,es at the
leaning forward Of the rider, without the
use Of the whip or other incentive.
We had supposed double bride was
prefsrsble--tbat is, . curb and snatie, either
Of which could be ssed - occasion reqsir-
ed. The majority Of Eoglish ladies use such
bride.
The paces Of q lady = horse should be long
rather thso short, that the rider may bend
gracefully forward, and not bs jerked back.
ward at every step, in the most vulgar man
ner imaginable. A lsdy-equsstrian must
never appear 10 hurry; IL 10 unbecooiug
snd unxeoiesl and many Instances are on
record, showing that horse knows . gem
tlsuss or lady at sight, ~ well ~ most
Of us.
An English lady Of rank and wealth, now
ip Egypt, wTitss boms - follows:
fear you may deem me rather boastful
Of my horaemansb,p when ! tell you thst
two Arab horses which threw their csvalisrs
did not throw me. Ths same, however, was
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sur>viss lot % rssey oss, PersaDertes- teief ~
vsaey SsAy. Hair. Nsss scss f~-ste nreshse. Na0
srtH<ut - pssss ard vsrni>A BrssAoa SusKesi tsske
us~ass ,c<essev vita ali the psfnisr rsssss
ssa~s. Our stsxh osurTtses eveyytafns hssN !"
saaes sar IA lire 81 sasiness, sf ef whs<h se -
u vNesesaEe Retail. the resscaAAe tsfme
MsrrAants Assa exhess sss resSevsiy avhed 70 eNe
. call. pa-yhsse 90 Term. vAi<A sasSss - - 49,
n greatly reaurea rrsoes-
Az ss~ts ssrsafss rse~s>enssA- rnystetsees
srriytiscs as1 fAnlu kexess ss<1sstssy -
oayssase1.
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sfTiCER = PUsEr,
B a n K E r 8,
Tax Paying e. Coilectinc Agents.
COUNCIL BLuTHs, IOWA.

rHoAAsoYTfcEa. va. T. prsxy Arr ss e.
Metropolitan Eank. New York.
Nessrs. Vim Grsyden 4 Co yev York
Aessrs Gilman. Dunlap 4 Co. Cincinnati.
Aessrs Johnson. Brvfher 4 Co Bs,tInors.
Aessrs. saraaef Harris Son, a.
Niles White. Esq a,
xessrs. Holmes L soas, Pi,isburzh.
4Aessrs- Kramer 4 kahm d.
Aesrs Potter Mute, white B.v,ey. beston.
Aessrs Tener h Davis. Yhilsdelphis
nessrs Anspaeh, Reed 4 Co, Philadelphia
nessrs v II Bartsdafe 4 Co, ST. Louis.
hessrs Allen. Copp Nisbet do
Aess'r. kunyan, brown 4 Co., do
Jan. 1861. yAnas,f
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uAvr.lss L CROssLAND,
RArLlSs 4 CROSSLAND,
no. Z. xnriRs siock.
as~Sv 0pselesn, Cssses Dss'"
rsAlsns ~
neat,sA, rveueA anA American Osy 0sses
Hats. Caps. Rcots, shoes,
n.rA. ware and Queens.WAre
,,arnna As ne. Ne.
LUMBER.

vv>NH uxuIRssGNE NEp. MANv nE-
vArrcNEws u Iuuseef' - h~s- i14AiAA
,..a. -, msis. sr@ ccanS,s Mua..l 27TSi,@...i
have ea haai. large bot u ss Fs-ss{
SesssaeA Csssss wspA LaOs>s. = =.
~ the xasss. kiess 10 use TOE NatishA sr
v~,xns All as,ies, left ., tNe4r Yarss kskiaRa sf
raanesi ussfys. rrvrsrsEs stse@ses To-
rive call ysrtsssisr atsensta. 81 sEasrsv -
SsvS The prs~snr.s Farm eschsare Ter LneSf
y,,yurss>r psrtterisrs tnsasss st J. rof-SoA. Cess
"a, nivaA 81 ~ The Aili. Rsstlsra
JOHN HANrRoRx co.
usrcA S;-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

TRlaD Iowa REo11sNr.-The Quincy
Hsrad says 400 men of this regiment
arrived 10 Quincy on Friday night last,
being ordered there by Gen. Prentiss,t 70
reoupefate their health aud vigor, which
have been some what impaired by hard
service and exposures in unhealthy loca-
tons. Some fifteen or twenty we're
taken to the hospital.
We learn, from our correspondent,
that about 400 Of this regiment were in
kansas City last week, and doing we'll.
They had been paid ten dollan each.
trivste Da.of Capt AcCalrs company.
died two weeks ego, Of wousds received
q Blue Mills. ~ 5000 y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

The Fort Dodge Democrat Of the 5th
inst, Gays that "fheeu Ipdians, about
ten days since, fred upon . part Of the
Spirit Lake company going from, O'Brier
county to Sioux City. The men fred
upon we're not armed. The Indians
slightly wounded one horse. We learn
this from Mr.. John Coter Of O'Brien Co.
Where this occurred was about 100
miles from Fort Dodge"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

~ %Sszszk, ss<ssS 50 80
MAaY OLvlSssa, Of Dse0olsss, Aas
BE- ssrsstst sbs sinfsssssi]e ssd the
A1tsa~ ssys win sosshls b commit
~ ssr''l o 'ht F'''s 'A''s' Of "'''
Tss lightnisg rod On The Capital
buiIdisg = Dssmoipss ~ rsssstiy
melted BY stroke Of Lightning. A new
one hss been pot in it, plaee. 1t would
have been . great loss IL the buil ling IT,
self had been demolished instead Of the
rod.
THs Oskslooss 1Sss0 sswspspse = a.
fered Tor asls by ispresset psepKstSs
on account Of bis III health.
THs Democracy Of Davis county
elected their entire ticket By large ~
jorities. The Republicans claim that it
is none of their funeral" OF course,
then. nobody i. hurt.
TIE Dubuque Union has changed
hands-the firm Of NcNutt, Bennett 4
Co. having sold out to Henry Kno~lton
who will continue the Union, which
will be edited - heretofore BY Mr.. Nc
Mutt.
A CHILD of NJ. Neville, Ottumwa,
was playing with rope attached to >
ladder, and becoming sntangled in it,
was strapged to death.
TaE Democrats Of Iowa county elect
ed their entire ticket 1t the late cleo.
ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

REBEL WAR PoHTRf.-The following
il copied from the head Of sheet Of let
ter paper found in deserted rebel camp
in Western Virgins. These lines, to-
Qether with likuess Of JEFF. Davis, are
printed in red ink:
"Stand firmly BY your eannoni
Lat your bells and graps-shot Ayl
Trust In uod and Davis,
But-"kssp your powder d1y!'
Coupling the name Of the Diety with
that Of Davis, 10 profanity Of the most
atrocious character.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

WEsr Poixr GRADUATES. The
whole number Of graduates from the
West Point Military Academy, from
1902 to 1860, 10 less than two thousand.
This includes the dead, the disabled, and
those in the rebel service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

THE perpetrator of murder in the first
degree in Utah forfeits his life, but he
has the choice of three modes of dying:
by hanging, by being shot, or by being
beheaded. WIN. Cockroft, who had
been convicted Of shooting Mr.. Brown,
wac executed By being shot with the
rife.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

OvEs THE FALIs.-A young man
named Dnncae, 10 pears Of age while
crossing Nisgats river mile above the
the rapids, Lost his cara and with his
skiG dsiitsd into u sasfsst and west
ogor thn EfIala.qA a#s+H saJ ,pFtsts ~ s4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says that orders
have been given for one hundred thou.
sand stand Of arms to = foreign house,
twenty. five thousand OF which are to be
delivered within sixty days. The gun 10
similar to those used by the Chasseurs
d'Afriaue.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

Col. Moore, of one of the Missouri
regiments, has been ordered to St. Louis
under arrest. So says the Quincy Wing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

Missouri is one OF the largest States
In the Union. Its territory exceeds in
extent the six New England States and
the State Of Delaware combined. Il is
divided into upward of one hundred
counties. The State extends about two
hundred and eighty five miles from east
to west, and two hundred and eighty.fiye
miles from north to south.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

SRIr.SEALrxo WRAPPHRs. - The
Postmaster General has ordered to be
placed ON sale at the post of1ces . new
aud convenient form Of Newspaper wrap
pers, which will supply long-existing
want on the part Of the public. The
wrappers arc formed Of obloug square
sheets, gummed at one end, and adapt
ed to any size of newspaper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

DECIDEDLY RIcH.-There is one dem
ocrat in this county who certainly has
no cause for regret in the election Of
Tod. In 1874, when Tod was first no.
minated by the democracy, our friend,
then democrat, and still . democrat,
sold silver lever watch to then whig,
and now q prominent fusion republican
Of this city, payable when David Tod
should be elected governor of Ohio.
Tod slipped up in 1914, and again in
1856, and our friends chance of getting
his ray was not very bright, though be
quietly slowed the note away. Since
then politics have changed somewhat,
ADD with them our friends chance Of
getting Lis money. Tod has been cleo
ted govern r, and the note will be pre-
sented At the proper time for payment.
dayton Empire.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

OUTSTANDING LIABILITIES or THE
SOUTHERN PosrAL SERVICE are
1917 post Offices 10 the seeded States
Or these, l,s4s have made returns for
the 6rst and for the whole or . part Of
the second quarter Of 1861, leaving s..
764 which have made no returns for
this period. The indebtedness Of South
ern post masters for stamps and eove-
l0pes unarcounted for is 4l05 .67l .88.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
:. .A.:es:..A xc1ss..::b

&A34eo ANVA0lA1h u J
DIVES 4 ev 30 49,
s,.sss b ~ Cssdsssa II = - -
go. -. & 80 =. ai,,
- bssh dle - ~ - ~ sti>d y -
usnvsl, 80 tAss Win ~ s1ly Vel = thisk -
tAia slsth, o. sAas win revs eaaAsss With
sut tFsaking. - thss - uaiSsru ssAa.
uesviag - rdgs splspa4 e. thst viu ~.
~ ~ q eass tAss6a, q ~silk. - nAs
sill lalE i9 ysan - Ill kis = vssk; IN hon
49, thaa n ~ nase Iseabloaa e y vssth, by
re- soeA V1thQ1 Anl>aniobD sLADQ vDD-
'4TR1 %. nssAisA ~ = AsaSsS = -
sal." Bee alvsstissnsot iassthw eslsoa.-
To Conservatives J
rAsAdvestssss, hsviag , ralsssA = health
IN sfsv vssD b . vssy ~ ssnsdy, sftss
hsviag suffered ssvssal yslUbks ssvsss lsaG
sGssties, ~ bbotlaeaA ldAee, Cs1sanptioo-
l. aaxisus 70 mako knsvn his telleW-ss1ossl
Tie means Of eufs.
70 I'll vhs lssiss H. b 1sssi 1 sspy II a.
pssssipsise sssA (fsss = slgs,) Nth ths disss'
iss fos pespasing ssd usiaes saas, which tAsy
viii 1nd . sUns Com ~ 0Un1s8on, Ass1nA
BDoucurss, u. The oalJkjsst Il the alvs
tissr IN saadiag thspssssiDa i = bsaals ~
aAietsd, and spssed inlossioa wish b con.
ssivssto - invsisssls, cd hopss every ss2sssl
win ~ his rsasdy, - il y cost then notAilg
end nay prove blessing.
Parties wishing the pssse,tlsn win plsass 3D.
dss0 REV. IDW2D 4. WILSON,
WlLlIAnsDuHsH,
sstlS-lyl KiseDsnty, New Yssk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

NEAL Dow has been commissioned
Colonel Of the 18th Regiment Of Maine.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

THE HOLDERS or LOTS IN OAKDALE
i Cemetery ars hereby notified that wooden
fences ore not allowed 10 b placed upon any Of the
lots in said Cemetary and al other mAessial i'm
provsasnts upon lots. must be made in accordance
with the rules Of the Company. 1t 10 the design
Of the Company TO place stone corners with the
number 70 eaoA lot g soen a. eiscums3euoee will
admit and the sesetion Of fences theseon Voula
inteSfeee with such IN arTsngeDent.
By order q BOARD OF DIReCfO1S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19
DR0. NEWELL Z CHARLEo,

DR0. NEWELL = CHARLEo,
DBNTIsfs,
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
~ the eitissns Of Dsvenpoet and our-
ulOY yroanding country, that they have
permanently located II this city.
All patients favosing Dr.. n. : G. With their scs-
6dsncs may rely upsa their usDost exestiose =
perform every opssasioo in - perfect aaaase q
Polslble. PsstiealAs estsDtioa paid = The ssgs.
work made koown upoa appliesliop. CSssfss
moderate. Once On Brady stsSst hstvssa Tb3sd
and Fourth.
3. BaAxD. Meyer, 0alsaa.
B8n. CAur1DLl,
W8I0uLY SHALL,
Da. ]. 4. Sonooes, Dentist,
P. A. LIvBanOA1, ="
9. y. Hs.l.rlAD, Nd
i. Cn0NlH, n. d,
u, ". r. HiLls, Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

LORD LYSDBURsr DYING. - Lord
Lyndhurst, the first American who ever
became Lord Chapcellpr Of England, is
said to be dying. He has reached
very advanced age (nearly COY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

.----.0ax.0(50De~s-.
,1,|!Z!.;3:'!.:E|;E!;:::.I':.L||.!1
II his ssssk Il Dry 0esde, - shall fsso -
llass sAis dass - he a0s
lT COsTs
Thsss 10 vsst 4 asytAiag Il tAs Dry ossls
Y: =: ~ J. !''.'' s'' 49, as' naas s'sa' yin
Z Lsss THAN ossr pnloe.
Dr.. WHITE,
Aeel-sfi Omai1e CT Z Naeenu6s ~
------<--.------~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Furniture at Wholesale 4 Retail.
Second g., corner 4 Perry,
rs NOW ARMED AND RQUIPPED WITH 4
/ lRgs Fastssy Tor he nassfaetuse u III kinds
Of Furniture. Here's. To- he viii cell Fanitare
Of his ovn make that foe TASTE, woskmanship and
durability eaunot - e2oells1.
FACTORY. ON THE RIVER ROAD. JUST
ABOVE RINWICK'S SAW MILL.
wAsEaeen.s. ON - z: :.TvesEr. qs..
Al kinds q Turning a.a Saving doe viaA
Bear IL mind also, that N connection with
Furninitsps, 0osld has constantly On had a i'm.
msnee stock
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS!
Velvet, Brussels, > ply and , ply Isgnis Caspst
Of the latest pattsEns, CFumb Cloths,
window tiKturo0 and ShodoD,
Green snd Bu6 Hollaads,
Dsnasks, Table Oil
Clsths; also
Hair, Spring, Moss 1 Husk Mattresses,
With lots Of ether thisss to- numerous b men,
tioa. Upholstssins and repairing 1eoe pre0pey.
DANIEL GOULD,
iy72l Come. Pssry and Second streets.
THOMAS POWELL's,
DRUG I FAMILY MRDlCIkR ST0RR
-LA1D-
JACOB
%, .RRADY u1EI1. "a
rTAvIN0 ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTEM
II Of buying and selling goods, an prepared
" aall attention Of the publis. II additioa tony
| we'll selected stock of
Drugs, 1edisinss, Toilst 0eeds, ste,
1 would solicit Jon, sstsntio. = new arrival >
goods BY sxpeses-
BAZIN'S AMANDINE,
PARMA COLOGNE, (HBsf nanny
LUBIN'5 EXTRACT (HBw PEsvuMERY,
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and English
| AND NAIL BRUsHRs.
Alsos fev Gases
DARK OTARD DRANDYs
PALE MENN8sEY BRANDY,
WB0oT Ess mADEA1As
PORT WINE,
PALE sAERRY,
Whish viii - sold exclusively for medical PR.
poses.
Asooso Havana Cigars
Choice Bsa.ds, direct from the importer.
| TBOs. POWELL