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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
Missouri News.

ST. LoUIs. Dec. 20.
Further information has been received from tn .
West this morning, t. the effect that in addition
to the expedition under Gen. Pope against the
enemy at and near Clinton, another part of his
forces, under Capt. Jeff. e. Davis AMI Maj. Mar
shall, surprised another camp of rebels en- the
afternoon Of the 8th inst, near Milford, little
North Of Warrensburg. brisk skirmish en- ued,
when the rebels finding themselves surrounded,
surrendered themselves prisn ners, including three
Colonels and seventeen Captains, 1000 stand Of
arms, 500 horses, 55 wogsns. and large nunber
of tents, baggage and supplies. Our loss was two
killed and eignt wounded. Ike rebel loss is no,
known.
Information from Glasgow, states that cur troops
have captured about two tons Of gun powder
buried ou Claib Jacksen's farm.
Maj. Hubbard cap.urei sixty rebels day or
two since IN johnson county.
The troops in Kansas have been ST ring during
the past week, ami good news is expected from
there daily.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
NUMBER So.
ADVTS.

vI,RUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas, on the 9th day
i Of Descmher, A. d, 1859, Margaret A.
Ni,hols and Willism d. Nichols, executed unto
David s. True as Trustee, . ccrtais Deed OF
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
county, lows, described as follows. wit: Com
mencing In the Usage hedge fence thirty.threo
(83) feet north Of the halt section limo between
the lands of one Wililm J. Parkhurss and oris-
void Vanduser ono hundred and forty -nine lt9)
rods west ot the line between tho land Of A. II.
Davenport and said William J. Parkhurst; thence
north to tho line between tho estate oil Koanna
l.. Lituepsge and said William }. PaIkhurst, DO.
ing eighty nine (s9) rods and two thirds ~ Of
. rod thence west thirty-fve and 6s-loo - o.
lo0) rods thence south eighty -ninc and two
thirds (s9s. rods to tho hedge above mentioned;
thence east thirty five and 6s-lOo 6s-l00) rods 10
th place of beginning containing twenty ~ acres
Of land, more or less, and being IN section 40.
thirty-four (3s,) in township No. seventy nine
(7Y.l north OF range No. five D. cast of the 9TH
+ NJ also the undivided three eighths (sz) part
Of Stone Quarry lots Nos. two = eight and
nine( y, and also the undivided ithrec-eightha ~
part Of the west half Of lot Noseven all IN the
north west quarter of section No. thirty -hve toa)
in township No sew yenty -nine (79 north OF range
No. five S. east Of the 5th +. NJ; whish said
conveyance made by the said Margaret a.
Nichols and VIM ID. Nichols for tho purpose ot
securing the payment Of a certain promissory note
and the interest thereon, signed by said Margaret
A. Nichols end William b. Nichols, dated the
9th day of December, A. d., 1857 for the sum oil
eleven hundre and twenty-five ($l,l25) dollars,
pnysb!e to The Troy Portable Grain MIL Compa-
nv. on the 9th day OF December, A. d., 1860, with
interest at tho rate Of ten (el per cent. per an
NUN.
And now, said pronissory note having become
due and pa va bio and the sa,d Margaret A. Nichols
and William D. Nichols having failed
to pay the same. !, David 5. True,
Trustee AS aforesaid, do hereby give this
Vile notice, that by virtue Of tho power which i'
pu vested by said Deed u Trust,l viii, ,on Sat-
in me 70 lith day Of January. A. ID. 1862, at
urday.t 1.-TWO .'cock 10 the afternoon of said
tho hour &. urt House door in the city Of Day
day. at thel, I'd offer for sale, nj public auc-
enport. expose ~. innu above oesctiocu' .! -
ton. the parcels O. y be necessary to satis. y
much hereof M sha aid note, with the in :
a nd pay the amount of sale. together with
tcTcst thereon to tho dayo. oe"8 s~id s-e.
all tho costs and expenses at,, es'
costs Of this notice and Trustees -. Iaol
Dated the 2lst day Of December A.
DAVID =. TRUL, :.
c2l-dts TRUSTEE,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
LATEST NEWS
By the Mails.
From Cairo.

CAiho, Dec. 10.
special 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
A fago truce boat, from Columbus, arri we'd
in sight ,hs evening, having on board ten re-
leased Federal prisoners, as fellows
II. Harrington. 18th H.. Martin Tanssley.
27th ILL., Black, 3lst Ill. ); A. nderson, 9th Ill.
shaw, both Ill. II. 7. Slime, .,h lowe W. T..
Gregg, 7th Iowa W. w. Sapp, 7th Iowa TN.
Smith, Gen'l Grants hostler.
Tho Memphis Appeal of the 18th, has the fol-
lowing
KNOXVILLE, Dec. II.
Two more OF the bridge bnrners, Uunion raen,
were hung to- day by order Of General W. n. CGr-
roll.
learn further that tho Confed crates are Wig
orously iortifyiDg Memphis. Th ere are two gun
boats and floating battery Of % guns the largest
OF the guns being oo-pounder rltec.
The Memphis Aratoncie Of the 18th, states
that Galveston, Texas, has been evacuated by the
Confederates.
JEFF. Thompson is still busy fortisying New
Madrid
There is masked battery on Island No 10,
below Columbus, most of the gr from which
have been removed to New Madrid.
pontoon bridge is being cons, Eucted over the
river at Mcmrhis
This side OF MemJhis there is a fort Of lo2
guns, called Fort Pillow.
Fort Randolph, near Memphis, is being strongly
fortified.
A good fort has been built on the Mississippi lat
the Kentucky and Tennessee line, but no guns are
mounted.
The rebels are jubilant over the III glish inter-
ference in the Mason and Slidcil a. Ia ir.
The number Of Federal prisoners still in Mem
phis is s..
Desertons from the rebel army are frequent
and numerous, and report says til at Memphis is
full Of Union men.
Tennessee money is at 10 per ce at. discount in
Memphis.
Gov. Claib jackson was in Colum bus yesterday.
He has issued proclamation calli * the people
If Missouri to furnish Jeff Thomps On with twenty
thousand men, and augment Prices force to sixty
thousand.
1t is said that Cheathman's men ba yoneted our
wounded on the field at belmont.
Watchers placed at ali the br iges Of the
railroads leading out Of Memphis fes ri ul Of Union
men burning them.
Col. 'o,tcn, Chief Of Artillery, IS here inspect
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
From Port ROYAL.

New YORK, Dec. -.
The steamship Atlantic from Port Royal, 18th,
has arrived.
She hasa cargo oftwelve thousand pounds Of
Sea Island cation, gathered unaer direction Of
Government agents by the egroes.
Gen. Stephens brigade Of seven thousand men,
no" occupy beaufort, Lady Island, st. Helena aad
Bay Point.
Gen. Vie!es expedition has been abandoned.
Gen. sherman had issuel orders thai the reporters
for the press should ieaTe the place Immediately.
The numbe- Of troops Port Royal and vicinity
was about twenty thousand men.
Four hundred thousand pounds Of cotton had
been secured when the Atlantic sailed, and would
be shipped in the ext steamer.
A part of the stone fleet we're at Savannah land q
part Of them had gone to Charleston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT snD NEWS
Friday Eve, Desembe r2G, 1861.
There is no change in quotations, though some
qualities Of Wheat ana little !irm, .r. Corn srath-
or dull. and receipts very light. Farmers don't
like the ten cents a bushel system.
Flour $3.50 wholesale $3.50 retail. Ship
ments 800 bIls.
WHEAT-Market active at So GUic. Choice
lots Soc. Receipts 5,li5 bu. Sh om ents 2, ,450 bu
BARLEY.-Quiet at 15@25c. &c, ,ipts $50 bu.
Shipments 4280 bu.
CoKx-Dul at i0Gilc. Recc pit. 400 bu.
OARS l2l. u l3c. Receipts LOO bu.
liOGs.-Little doing. We quote at $2@2 2.25.
BRAs.-Shilmen.s 2 car loads
Hay Prairie :4@ 5 per ton.
New YORK Markell
New YoKK, Decel nber 20.
fLoCR-Market without dccsded cha nge.
WHEAT Market dull ard witho ut change
CoRE-Market very quiet. o6G 267c State and
Western.
RyE.-Steady 7s@82c.
BLRLRY.-Quiet at 60t16lc.
OATs-Market frmer. 42W43Lc Canadian and
Western.
Pork Steady. s16oo@15 so Mass J; sss2H@
WulsKY.-Steady at 2o}4@2o14c-
New York Stock Market:
New YoRK, Dec. %.
Stocks unsettled.
Mo. 6's, AN n. c., 49,.
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OK DER.
STATE OF IOWA.,
ADJUTANr CEsERAL'e OFFICE

STA re OF lOWA,l
ADJUTANT GEsERAL's OFFICE
Davenport, December 20, 'sl.
General Order No. 81.
Conductors on Railroads, Clerks on steam boats
and Agents of stage companies Will refuse all
passes issued from this ofce which are altered in
any manner whatever.
TIE insertion or alteration If q name number
starting point destination is particularly referred
to-
The passes signed by Assistant Adjutant Ger
e,al, J. G. Culberison, Of the same validity as
the Adjusan, Generals.
Allpasses, unless signed by Tie Adju,ant Gene
raj, Or Assistant Adiutant General, and counter
signed by the Adjuiant General on the back
thereof, "Jan J., 1852" will be refused af,.r that
date. This enuIs-neLt may, however. be made
by any regularly commissioned Recruiting Officer
OF the tate, solely for the Of ssch Officers
and Recruits. NIB BAKER,
dc2l-ltl Ajjutant General Of lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
From PhiiadelDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %.
The Rmletin says that its informant must be
mistaken about the Merrimac sticking on the
stocks. Anotherntormant says that the Merrimac
was in the dry dock, ard that her upper works
were cut down, to bring her water line on
almost a level with the water that she was coy
cred with heavy tmbsr and sheet iron. 1t is
probable that in taking her out Of the dry dock
her wei sht was great that she would not float ;
that she sunk and can never be raised.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
From Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE. Dec. II.
\ flag of truce brought copy of the Norfolk
Day kook. There is little news in it. We how
ever extract the following
CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec r.
The Mercury this morning says the Federalist:
nov occupy Beaufort and Port Royal Island, with a
force supposed 10 be 800. They have erected Z
battery near Port Royal ferry Of twelve pou
Parrott guns, and are tn rowing up entrench me I.
on Port Royal Island.
1t is reported tn . Federal launch was fred into
by our troops and seven killed
The Nashville Gd.ttte is informed that 23 Feder
al soldiers lately entered the tents OF Gen. Zolcof
fers army, stating that after reading Lincolns mes
sage the- could no longer bear arms against thu
South, and were ready to fight against the Aboli
tion tyranny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
NIGHT DISPATCHER.
From New York.

New YoRK, Dec 90.
Geo. W. Jones, of Iowa, ex Minister to Bogots
was arrested by order of Secretary Seward, and
sent t. Fort Lafayette.
Only Sl3l,0uU In specie was sent out on the
africa. There is said to be active preparations
for large shipments in the next few days in case
events warrant them.
Four hundred Of our men, on the 10th, crossed
to the main land towards Charleston and Savan-
nah. They had an encounter with q rebel force Of
ley without effect.
special to Tribune.l
Information from Port Royal of the 18th, gives
runor of the defeat Of Ho!lins, and the sinking
Of his ship by the steamer Massachusetts.
Unusual depression is reported throughout the
South. New Orleans is particularly despciate
great negro insurrection is reported is Mis,is-
sipri, and immense amount of property has
been destroyed, $4,000 ON the Quitman estate
alone.
Worlds Despatch.
Th, Government dispatches concerning Mason
and Siidel will be Of digniied but a mos. con
cilatory nature, and they will satisfy the English
Cabinet that no insult was intended. There is no
doubt that tho affair will be speedily lhono: ably
and amicb!y arranged.
XXXvII CONGRESS-. FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
SENATE,-Mr. Trumbull presented a petition
asking for tha removal If Jesse d. Bright, from
the Senate.
Mr.. Wilson presented petition for the estab.
ishment Of q system Of an exchange of prisoners
also report from the Military Committee and
JOINT resolution expressing great admiration OF
the gaantry of Gen. Lyons and the soldiers un-
der his command, at Springfield.
Mr.. Pomeroy made few remarks, eulogising
the character ~ or wEsfe 'SHs NsnGh N the
war ended His gallant and well-spent life.
A tribute to the galantry and bravery Of the
soldiers was made hy Mr. Dixen, and Mr. Foster
also spoke Of the true worth, galantry and devo-
tion to the country that characterized Gen. Lyon
The resolution passed.
Mr. sumner reported, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, the House bill for the relief Of
the owners of the British ship Perthshirc.
Laid on The table.
Mr.. Trumbull reported back, from the Commit
tee ON the Judiciary, the bill to abolish the I nj
ted States Supreme Court, and asked to be dis
charged from the furth consideration OF the sub
joct.
WhereuIon the Commtte was discharged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

NHw REFREsHMENT SALOON. mir.
Thomas Havens has just opened refresh,nen mt
stand in the store room first above kelle .
meat market, on Brady street. where can at
ell times be had warm meals. oysters in every
style, tea, coffee. fruit Of all kinds. etc. Tom
is capital fellow, and well deserves liberal
patronage. l9.3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 70.
Especial to the Post.
The Dispatches Of the British ministry arc re
ported to be more sensible and moderate than
represented by the English prcss-nothing per
emp;ory or imperative is addressed 10 cur Govern
ment, and nothing, in short, wh,n cannot be set
tied by dipl, macy. Tae general feeling here is
favorable to peace, to concliation, and to the
e.erence Of all disputed questions to intcrna-
tional commission, but is in favor Of rein-
gushing q particle OF our night
Gen. Burnside arrived at Annapolis this mora j.
ing, and Immediately commenced his preparations
for the departure of the expedition to the South
A grand review Of tea regiments Of tho Generals
command took place to-day. The men are in ex-
celient condition., and eager for the start Four Of
the vessels belonging to the expedition arrived at
Annapolis last night making total Of twelve
which are in readiness fo- departure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
From the South.

SAvASEAH, Dee. -.
Nothing has yet bs zen heard from the Stone feet.
part OF the Port Royal petition has sailed
South.
TIE Norfolk Day Book has report that Mr. G.
+. Adams. Minister 10 England demanded his PAS
ports on the announcement Of the Queens p.ccla
nation.
The health Of Vice President Stephens 10 much
improved. Porcher Miles continues very H.
Mr.. Faulkner arrive ed at Norfolk Yesterday. md
proceede to Richmond
The steamer George Peabody arrived hero from
liatteras this morning but brough, no news.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

WINrER GooDs.-Three hundred
stylee Of dr.ss goods a. Whislers lie has
the larest stock Of COOL goods in the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

ORDIsArioS.-Bi Bishop Lee has ap
pointed an ordination tomorrow. Sunday
morning. at Trinity Church. 10 this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
From New York.

New YORK Dec 20.
The steamer AfricAsaied this morning Des-
patches were forwarded in the usual manner Des
patches from Lord Lyons to Admiral Milne were
also placed on board the British gun boat, which
sailed Immediately for Bermuda.
The British gun boat Gensldo arrived here this
morning from Halifax.
The steamship Damascus from tLiycrpooI. Nov.
2sth, arrived this morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

BEnISp TIME.-Iast evenings train
from Chicago was more than an hour behind
time. Ina Post Office was closed before the
mail arrived
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

AN OrENiNG.-Any person wishing
to 60 into the tarrack business can hear Of q
good opportunity 10 purchase full stock by
applying to Col. Chambers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
NJ A X X T. II.

In Iowa City, necember 1e,h. by BIsHoP LEE
of the Diocese of Iowa, MR.. THOMAS F. GOOD
RICH to MISS ELIZABETH RANSOM, both Of
Iswa City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
REMOVAL.

JOHN W. TIL PSON
TJAS REMOVED His LAW OFFICE TO
i J. "a story Of No. Z, West Second street, Da-
venp0ft, over
Dalasherty' 4toro.
dos dGwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

ScnooLs CLosSD.-Ihc city schools
closed yesterday The scholars, great and
small, went home with their books and with
countenances that would seem to indicate that
they were not averse to taking a few weeks
specially when the holidays come
into the calculation. Our schools were never
in a more promising condition than at this
time
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

kEHoE d CAIHART will open this
morning, new lot Of De Laines, Cashneres.
Merinoes, Valours. and other Dress Goods
Also Cloaks, Hoop Skirts, Hoods and Nub.as
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

WHERE TO TRADE.-Ladics, when
you 60 shopping make it q rule to pick up a
daily paper before you start, and see who Is
advertising the article yon want, then 60 and
ratronize them. You will find such dealers
yard wide men. with goods that they can con
scientously cell. and you need not fear being
cheated. Trade only with those who take
pains to advertise their business. 1t is q good
rule to adopt and should not be forgotten in
any family.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

Col. ELLIOTT. of the II Iowa Cavalry. Cap
tain III the regular service, and who was at tn 9
battle OF Wilson Creek, has been promoted to
Majorsh'p in The regular army, and called to
the command of the First United States CAval-
ry. on the Potomac. Chicago T,ib"ne. l9th.
II would appear. therefore. that new Col
onel will have to be provided for the ID Cav
airy. The boys viii not like that much. They
were deeply attached to Col. Elliott.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

CnOIcE CioAKs. Greene, at the pos,
office. keeps none but the best brands.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
THE OFT ".

LIGnT.-Buy your Kerosene at
Webb's only 60 cents per gallon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

AN INTERESTING EXHlBIrIoN.-The
Christmas Fair commences to day at Lshr
mans Hall, and continues two days. 1t will
be highly attractive. Among the leading fea-
lures will be the exhibition Of several photo
graphs of celebrated paintings by old masters
Among these are:
By Rsphael-The Transfguration. Madonna
de Lista, Marriage Of Joseph and Mary. and
Madonna della Ledia.
By Titisn-The Assumption of Mary. Christ
and the Pharisce, with the tributary penny.
and Venus and Amor.
BY Corregio-The birth of Jesus, or the
Holy Night. and The Penitent Magdaline.
By Leonardo da Vinci-The Lords Supper.
BY Murillo-The Conception Of Mary.
BY Hans Holbein-Mary, with infant Jesus
Christ. forwarded through the kindness Of Dr..
Schlegel, and recently imported from Europe.
This catalogue alone is we'll worth the trou-
bic Of visiting the Hall.
DoN'r FORGET TnEM.-There are in
our city and county, numerous wives ard chill
dren whose natural protectors have enlisted to
fight the battles of our country. Many Of
these families were dependant entirely upon
ahe daily labor Of the husband for sustenance.
The call came for more men to fight, and in
obedience thereto. they threw down their
tools and flocked to their country's standard
1t must not be said that a wife or a child Of a
soldier in this county is allowed to want for
bread or raiment. It would be inhuman and
unpatriosic to permit it. During the past sea
SOD, the Committee appointed to disburse the
county funds opria.ed for the benefit q
the families Of volunteers, have performed
their duty properly but it must be that the
fund is either exhausted, or getting very lo:'
by this time. The Supervisors hold meeting
the fret week in January. Let them make
another appropriation for the same object end
let the same careful supervision be had Of III
disbursement The cold weather is approach
ing-is upon us, and the wives and little ones
must neither shver in the cold nor want foi
bread. Let this not he forgotten in this emer
gency. Let no soldier in the field have his
feelings narrowed with the thought that while
he is fighting for his country. that his wife and
babies are sobbing from want. God forbid
Let them be cared for.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

Read the prospectus OF the New
York Ledger in another column. 1t shows how
renl talent will thrive in srite Of the times.
The Ledger 10 the most successiul paper ever
published. and has the largest circulation. See
what MIR. Bonner has to tay in his own adver
tisement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
STOVE &TIN WARE BUSINESS
J. G. PUTNAM & CO..

and have taken a Store on Second street, lately
occupied by Jko. +. Ao.ATH.
j C. PUTNAM.
j. +. MITCHELL.
November %, 1861.
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LATEST NEWS

LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
ARREST OF FX-MlNISTER JONES.
REBELS CO.NCE.vTR.ATXys'G
1T .M.l.T.dSS.dS.
Important Dispatches from
Commander Drayton.
20 900 FEDERALS At PORT ROYAL.
.M0remseMts Of the Stone Feet.
LATER FROM FORT MONROE.
Skirmish near Warrensburg, No.
Large Quantities Of Army Sup
plies Seized.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ARRIvAL.-Thc
steamer Des Moines City cane up yesterday
morning from 81. Louis, with light cargo,
which It landed. and took aboard several hun
dred sacka of grain and departed in haste.
This is probably the very last arrival Of the
season at this port.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
JOHN ZsMMElsM MANN.

JOHN ZGN T. R MANN.
3tn AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
i turcr, one door west Of corner
~ ss6th and l.eCiaire streets, Davenport,
eva. All instruments of my own u iG warra ntcd
and kept in order, without charge, five years.
n. B.-kepairing and tuning done 1T all timsi
and in the best manner.
DxvENPoRT. April Is. 1860. spll8-d1-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

HNIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
l Co-partue'ship for the purpose Of carrying
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
AUCTION l. COMMISSION BUSINESS
City and County.

Thankfrl for past avors solcita continu-
ance. Give US a call.
PARKER / VAETCYL.
ov2t-dEutr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21

LECTURE.-lt is now poitivcly stated
that the Rev DR.. Butler, Of Washington City,
will lecture in this city early next month. His
subject is " Washington City in time Of War.
which is said to be intensely interesting. The
time Of the lecture will be announced as soon
as ascertained
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
PARKER Il VANTUYE,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPENED A
/ Store at
MO. 81 Brady Etro ct.
WHERE VIZ WILL CARRY on GENERAL
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BO.1KD REDUCED,

CLAKK ~ IIOfT
hEALIRS IN CARRIAGES, EUGGlES,
- Pianos and Harmonic Melodcons from the
best Eistcin manut .orics, Of the most approve
pattern, and at Irises that defy mpetiiion, No.
80 Brady street, pav eDpoTt, Iowa spy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-21
/. w. HARRISON,

II W. HA1NNJSONS
LAND AGENT,
HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN.
/ i for trade for large Farm-difcrencc paid
OF for rent. Office in Post Office Block, opposite
the DHx0cRAr AND NEws Once.
juns25-
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LATER FROM FORT MONROE.