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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
IL CLAIRE C3RRESrUNDESCE.

II ClAihE. Dec IL
ME.sEs EplTcks :-LeCiAire still s,aa5s. bu.
1: !as tsen ter-aik4l -itt for the ;ast fcw
cay. and tlds lair 10 be iot the nexs few
= co~e Political excitement Is the cay
Aird in vogue, ari lie respective disciples Of
Cameron AID presi3e1t Lincoln are having So.
INES. Tie nlejas.. ! s,ea. to !4vor C4u.efoi's 5
emauci at.oa ro.icF, deen.irg i tie swilieft
s.ue q yel 5earce which c4a | &c drought 10
bear against ssceshia yet they cLnaot tut a..
nire Ate's Jacksc,ian independence. Some
terighled > individual, taxi: z edsau,ace q tie
state ci tie public mind, started around WITH
: Eetiticu, lhe lie Gay i.ieh lrsJed Con
gree 10 hterfte he saves, setting i5gth tie
ana ils possession OF any amount OF " curses. !
etc. ILe respectable poiiion q lie coq. .nlu..i.
ty se.ta.Aed iFom sigulng il, however. lie
i4ct IL tie msjoiity 2 tie Cameron supporters
hey dvocate emanc; patton as gyea: paloa-
81 policy for sutleiag e.use,ess nd aial.ss
rebellion, and for visiting condgp punish meDt
en- Its derravel originators. Why should We
handle the traitors 20 teuctrly! DID they / %.
seek 10 array tie sayayes OF The " est against
cur weak iroLti.rs, tear Gown our na atiunai
banner, and invite European ,espots 10 aid
them against Us Il they had the power to
crush car societo t. atoms as We have power
to crush shsirs.how long would they hesitate !!
Taey would give lhe sigma! il every Northern
city blG.ed. and every farn was laid waste.
Iclf c-gtes q.i4leI. k4oss these sentiments
vii not uloc. WITH your saac,i6 . t,lt lie tegs 70.
ciemency. Is they are suta a. viii be avoweG
by every body IL less ihantveve months For
year ve have fougl. the rebels, ard hat
has been gained! They have Ieat Us back
Ike the rocks OF ocean beat back the wave.
EmaEcipatoa is cur denirer resort
As the river is i-iriy cleared Ct ice st this
point, tie ferry boa, Union Is making regular
trips.
4 i.ra occurred yestes1-y afternoon Oh The
outskirts CT toFr, consuming buiiCing
owned b Christian Lambsch, Esq /. arose
FROM detective Alee1d bat fer tie ,:tae.v srsi.
val of aunher or ct.z4ns, othsr 6ui,diacs
in the neiE hborhood would have baraei, a.
q high wind prevailed 81 tbs tine There
was no insurance on the bu.ilings
Yours truly, Crvis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

WHIAPERlNG.-Tte editor OF the
Museatine .Jo3rnal, some weeks since, got it
into bis head that ii was about tine he did
one sharp thing in the newspaper line, so lie
contracted for morning despa,ches iroir CHI
eago, which were 10 be made up from the
specials OF tbe papers {. tina! city. With
there be was going 70 nabish d - o'cio2A
mail edition and jas, deluge tha State Will
news q little ahead Of any other ene-horse
newspaper IN eSistence. Vel. b las been 1t
it come time, and tlowed loudly a sut lie
Astonishing facilities " and seeh stuff, and
once CT twice has cot bis staff or in the mais
but il amounted TO nothing. Tie greater por-
tion Of the time he has had :" no report a. all
NV he is sriyeilng about HE misfortune
Gays it is "t-o b ad ., is going to tell some
body how be has been abused, and such BOBBY.
ishness. He might have know that lie couldn't
make such fool game work. The boys ex.
psrience viii not set him back bit. Let him
pay for it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
Latcs, from Port ROYAL.

NEW YORK, Dec. IL.
BY the steamship City Of New ork, from Port
Royal, we learn thai the l+fh New York regiment
were 70 embark for Tybec, with view Of storm
10. For; Pulaski by lani.
The fleet was seen Of Port Royal few days
prior to the 9Th, which doubtless since arrived at
its destination. Startling intelligence may soon
be expected from further South.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
vfofsce.

rTsO TIE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRESEN-
[ ,ives of Susanna : sPot;s, late Of Caernarvon
township, Lancaster county, Ienns, deceasedd
Gu are hereby notified ilat " virtue Of an order
of the OTohaps' Court {. Lancaster county, 10 me
L,rectea, j, viii hold an inquest 10 divide, part Or
yalue the real estate OF susanna SPOTS, dec d,
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of DeesNber, 1851, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the premises in Caernsrvon
.ow nshi ip, said county when aid where you may
attend II you think proper.
Sheriff Office, Lancaster November =, 1861.
). y. =. BOYED,
deal Sheriff Of Lancaster County, Pa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
Report Confirm d.

LOUISVILLE, bee. 10.
The rel d; that CAPT. ,1eri.e, v.,a forty mon
Of Col Bgr1riigos regiment burned the bridges
= .pier"l, =. mss I'm i.asse.sl'Ie On the
Me-vhi- bfaueA rail-s a., : cQI.lEl-ei. They 1t
lacked tic rebel guard, ~ being thirteen, k..l
IL t. a..j tah.1E y .e-. ..n.er ll..9aeFs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
From Boston.

BosTos, Dec. IL.
Tx Minister fsulkner is re eascd From Fort
Warren He has gone to Richmond to endezyor 10
cx shange himsel. for u. Ely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

STAaE OF Iowa, anJ'T GENERALS OFFICE, !
Davenport, Dec. llih, 1891.
fGe4erai Order No. So
Col Alex. Chambers, 10Th Regiment lows
Volunteer Infantry, will assume command Of
Camp Mcclellan and Camp 10. Holt, and ali
his orders are to be obeyed and rssoeo.sd &C.
eordingly. n. 4. BBxER.
Adjutant General Of Iowa,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

December 81, by Egy J. q. piHMfrr, at Lis
ras4iesce, HR JOHN VI. EAITHEWS , Mss
~ AiA CLAUS IN, al OF this cry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER r. 1861
AlTgsqIos, ZoUAvE CADETs.-Thei

vii t. 9 .pee.a! Z. e4.ing Lex Fs.125 evening
.'utstral aiterieace reques;ed
W. DAyfxP5lT. CAPTAIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

NEw HARDWARE HousE.-Wc are
pleased 10 notice the improvement which
constantly going on IN our active city, in tie
way Of trade and otherwise. On Brady street,
at Orts auction staud, We notice that Messrs
Child Damn are opening an extensive Hard
ware store, where viii be KEEP. one Of tie
larges: ard mos: complete stocks CT ligh. and
heavy hardware i the State. They are men
Of large experience il tie business, aud will
conduct ii upon the most literal and who e.
some plincif les The attention OF the public,
and larticu .arly oi farmers Gnd builders, il
directed to that concern They came TO es
,sblish themselves permsnenily. and identity
themselves with the Interests Of our city, Let
q literal share of pubic patronage find lite way
70 their establishment. Remember the place
is at Orr's CID auction stand Oh Brady, be.
tween FroLt and Second sta.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
Democrat attn 5lsu's.
OFFICIAL PIPER OF TIE CITY.

THURSDAY MosHING, ,......bEc. !, iasl.
C-n. aCa4tEs, 50, Dearborn street, Ihlca r., 10
Authorized ioreee.ye advertisements for tL.s IA.
per.
RprsDs LA.GpoE. l55 Randolph street. Chi
csg9, are authorized 70 receive ADVERT -erDentq .or
tais payer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
LATEST NEWS
England and the Trent Case.
II lie Hriis.

The news by the steamer Africa. which arrived
"a sunday morning. -a.ar,y enough covers .
ground = t. tie eject the Mason ar1 s...oa
.e.1are, - LuslaIi, although enc saiis1 tef1re
The intei-eas- Z. t@e arrvs. Nas Aag- there.
The decision X tie Law Offices. oa what il ,ra-
-s-e-. - readers Lave areaIY been IN. trIn.d
The [ El.1i States steamer John Adger Va cruz
iny = F.. tn waters Raa v;ih { supposed ms
son to % lust what the San Jacnto di3-cser-
Laul tic Ness lniia NAL steamer 10 capture
Iele. elllssaE4as. AA4 tbs matter was brought
baEoIe tie 1Isefs r the 1goHa. On thu supp j.
tion the Iur-.eee ari erFard u tie s re, ~.
stained no lu.t.ned in ,Firie. ssrI-. iuto
tie Io..-o:. is-sra.s, IS follow:
- rss TIC cliEi4a Z. tie aw olieeIs ef tie
Crown that, aesoling = he iIter station ci the
~ as 4 i com In fermer de-is. i the relation.
oi britain to me American be.lgerents are per-
na.s sl1A tatt t4-.e M!gAt have beea far legal
ground ser lie American cruiser s-4@llg tie ma j!
steamer - PIE eyc. !. British waters, il il
c5uld have heen shown iaa. she knowingly Aa.-
tgsei the pen - ara ra psfty Z. eaei1.e If the
Lisei -tates, IN The shape o. Le 1e.e gates and
their c.s9a:e-Cs.
I4.s i4..f su.tsins the r.sit 0n tina; has leeu
extensively taken by journals this sae q the
water. iae G4IteI .tates We. as 1laada.
that 10 e4ass 81 war .oII oT cUa4i graw oHt b.
ea1t Il { ;4ll3l9re y axes, vino by Ie.ra.nin.
fs0rll TIE sesz.reo If the Trent herself as ptize
.eI H.ta.:. fae lire q ! duty. Aai tie
A.gor se.4t. Tie mai steauuer ri. K, say ese
br.f ; 4utt tie, taeTe y I'D 1a,e tee.. ''ta.r
ga. 5g5-L i ~ s.e ae;.-t..eago 1rta.sf.
From tlssougi.
Sgeei4l L he Chicago Journal
S4I..rIs, D.. II.
Adyices iIa4 Csceola are ole day later, All
h-oush' " -.,'..-sn tLois Iei.ecg4y relab.e.
lie s.4.es lit IIlces !olc.s ate aoi oyer seven
th5usana ~ t., but l-a1y Law recruits -.t daily
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
VETERINARY SURGEON

H,AN BE CONSULTED DAILY RELATIVE
I ! 10 the soundpuss OF Horses, their diseases and
those incidental 20 the other classes OF the brute
creation. Ofce in LeClaire's able on 81 street,
corner Of Perry. nov2'-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

DELIVERED U".-Capt. Chambers
delivered " the hoise JEFF Davis" yesterda5
to Can't. DAVIS. who found him here lie will
take the aLin.al 10 S. 10 immediately. and d.
liver him up to his ouAer, Yr Nash. Capt.
Davis travelled over two thousand miles IL
search Of the horse before nnd4ug him. abd
has been in cur city some three weeks awaiting g
Capt Chambers re:arn. JEFF" is valued at
$500, aud is doubtless worth good portion OF
that sum.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

STARR has the finest stock of Toy
Baskets to he found in the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

RARE chances for purchasing Dry
Good. At Wh:s'et'- Tie i1oa; complete s;9es
il the city
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

The present critical state OF European Affairs
Ni.i render these publications. anu sua.iy Interest
ing durin, the forthcoming year. They will
cupy nj Idle ground between the hastily writ
t.a ews itens, crude 81 eeuiatl chs. an! the pom
darou. Tone II the future historian, written after
the l4vi.r interest and oxcit cnnnt oi the great
political events Of the time shall have passed
aa4y ltftto those Psrisd c4.s tina; readers II Us;
leoa fer the o.ly really iEicligible and reliable
history & current events, and hs such, in aIdi-
tilh q tte.r vel-cstaLlir.ul literary, scientific
and taeoiagi ral character We urge u en- upon the
consideration Of the !taalI,. public.
The receipt OF ADVANCE SHEETS from tho
i5rlnsA I,u Dishers gives adj ionai value 10 these
Re IL, ina sipUCA ~ they can NV be placed IL
tie haHds of subscribers atout a. soon as tie
isiEAl clltl1ns.
I.RAS.-L Rcrnlar Price
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
RElIoVAT
.ssf.H GfG .

4 BLACK STALLION PONY, ABOUT 8
"A years old, three white i,rs and white marx
on forehead thick snort double mane Had a
halter when he LETT. any information which
viii lead TO his recovery viii Be literally reward
ed by HENRY HAuPT,
nol3-d&wtf Mississippi House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12

BuE your Boots and Shoes at Dew y.
Ihey wear IKE irsn ma flease every body
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
CG-rGF5aersEs;Ss Notice.
J. C. PUTNAM G. CO..
Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
L stock OF stoves, Tin Ware, etc. to J, C. Pur.
NAN Co., would respectfully recon ,snend them to
the patronage of the public, and to his old Gus
toners In particular. JOHN r. NCNATh
November 20, 1861. lnv27-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
ENENING, ie,h INST.

Tie Executive Committee have made aIpe ar
Ian Eenents ior TIE accommodation Of al who
may attend Ine Annual Address will be de.iv
cred by JAMES I. LANE, L>Q. Tickets = -
L. lmley. HIRAM II.ICE, pres't.
JoHE II. LAY, Sac'y. 4:6 d&wit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
BlkCKW00D'S MAGAZINE,
-ANp THE
British Reviews.
RsRE Ei5DU(ENENTS TO SUBSCRIBE
E'.xsailiMa3 s. EffdisCfiOns.

SCOTT 4 Co, NV YORK, CONTINUE
l.. to publish the llea4us ieading British ie
roa calls. viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative.
TIE EDINBURGH REtIkW Wing
).
TIE NORTH BRITISH kENIkW Free CAurch
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Liberal.
BLAChWOODs lblNBuRGH MAGAZINE
tIofy.J
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TO at fAEOs

-LIDI..5 Current ga IHt 'SfHFf fTHFFe ifi
cc,ted pr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-12
TIL CIT Y.

kaNovAL.-lhc elltofial and ccaat-
iny soon u tLe Dr4ocgAl AsD Aiws viii be
found hereafter in the secor1 story q Gf.ts.
block, Pery street The entrance il 4, IRE
main doorway. Office at the head Q: the
aieh'. frs. door Oh the lef.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02

A FIGHT IN KENTCCKY.-A letter from
Flemingsburg, KY, gives the particulars OF
a late skirmish between fifty Union Home
Guards. and some three hundred rebels.
The writer says:
Our town was the theater ofgreat excitement
yesterday evening, upon the arrival of a messen-
ger from Hillsboro, stating that company Of
rebels, 300 stong, under command of Capt. Hol-
liday, Of Nicholas county, were advancing upon
Hilsboro, for the purpose, it is supposed, of
burning the place, and also of attacking this
place. Lieut. Sadler and Sergeant Dudley were
despatched Immediately, at the head of50 Home
Guards, to intercept them. We found the enc
myencamped about two miles beyond Hillsboro,
In barn belonging to Col. Davis, leading
traitor in the county. Our men opened fire
upon them causing them to fly in all directions.
The engagement lasted about twenty minutes,
IN which they lost IL killed. 20 wounded and 22
prisoners. We took also, l27 Enfield rifles,
besides large number of sabres, pistols, bowie
knives and cavalry accoutrements. Our loss
was killed and wounded. The prisoners
were brought to this place and forwarded to
Camp henton, under guard. The Maysville
Home Guards were ordered to assist us, but
they arrived to late.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02

just ReceIved.-A large lot of California Gold
Pens, the best pointed Pens made-warranted. For
sale at the Broad Street Book store, by
A. Z. CHURCH 4 Co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02

New BOOks.-Humes' History Of England, 6
vols; Pictorial History of the Mexican War Pictorial
Life Of Frankin Life of Thomas Jefferson, by Randall
vols; The Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table, by
Holmes; Charles 0'Malley, the Irish Dragon, by
Lever; Diary of a London Physician, by Warren, and
many other Miscellaneous and Historical Works for
sale at the Broad Street Book Store by
A. 2. CHURCH 4 Co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02

A FIGHT FOR THE OFF1cBs.-The Louis
vile, KY, Democrat says: The green ones are
still harping slavery as the cause of this rev.
olution in the South. Slavery was but the pre-
text at first. Even that is now thrown aside.
1t is now a fight for independence, homes and
fresdes. They are going to fight until all the
negroes are gone. A fig for all the negroes.
The truth is the fight was begun by politicians,
and it is now kept up by them; for settlement
and restoration of the Union would bury them
forever. It's for their right to office-that is a
terrible jeopardy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02
Special Notices.

Under the administration of distin-
guished physicians, SANDS SARsAPARILIA has been
tested for twenty years in the public Hospitals as
well as in their private practice, with such complete
success rs to have acquired the unqualified approval
of the medical faculty and held in the highest
esteem and is universally used.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02
Aerada 9emutrat,
LOCAL MATTERS.

A SICK PRIsoNER.-Henry Searls, now con-
srod in Jail for killing the Chinaman, All Sing,
ohout a month ago, has been quite sick for the
nost two or three weeks. At one time his re-
oovery was regarded as doubtful, but we are
;nformed that he is now getting better Before
~. committal, he was in the habit of drinking
t,eely. and his being suddenly deprived of stim-
,l,nts is supposed to be the principal cause Of
his sickness.
CorRT OF SEssIoNs.-The regular term of
this Court commences on Monday next. A
renire for Grand Jury will be ordered, we
uresume, on the first day of the term. Quite
an amount of criminal business has accumu-
lated during the past four months, to be dis
nosed of at the present session.
THE JoURNAL.-Mr. Thompson issued an
other half sheet of the Journal yesterday NOR
ming. and informs us that he intends to con-
tnue the publication until forced to suspend.
The office, we presume, will soon be sold, by
order of the Court, to close up the partnership
affairs.
REL1OIoUs.-The Rev. Mr.. Willes, the
newly appointed pastor of the Nevada Episco-
nal church, arrived in town yesterday. Hewill
hold services at the brick church next Sabbath
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, and three p. NJ.
EQUALIzATIoN.-The County Supervisors
,rll be in session next week as Board OF
Equalization. Their principal business will be
with the supplemental roll, made out subse-
ouent to the first Monday in August.
CHANGE OF VENUE.-The case of c. w.
Smith, charged with violating the Sunday law
at Grass Valley came up before Justice O'Connor
last Thursday morning, and the Justice granted
change of venue to Nevada.
BALL AT OMEGA.-Mr. McCambridge has
Just completed new hotel, at Omega, in place
of the one destroyed by fire some months ago,
nnd gives an opening ball on Friday evening,
the 10Th inst.
PUBLIC SCHooL.-The Trustees Of the Pub
lie School desire us to say, that the school will
be closed for two weeks, for the purpose OF
having some repairs made upon the building,
which require to be done previous to the rains.
COUNTY BusINEss.-The Board of Super
visors meet for the transaction Of general
county business, on Monday next. They will
be in session probably three or four days.
HOSPITAL PATIENTs.-Nine patiente were
admitted into the County Hospital during the
past month of October.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02

kYE AND WIsKY IN THE SOUTH.-Rye, in
Richmond. is worth the extraordinary price of
Ss5 per bushel, its value in the North being only
y te 80 cents per bushel. The citizens and
lAe Confederate soldiers in Virginia palch and
qSeltas a substitute for coffee. The Richmond
despatch asserts that monopolists and specula-
tors have bought up all the rye in that vicinity,
ana are constantly advancing the price, thus
trading upon the health and comfort ofsoldiers
VINO are fighting their battles for them. The
tutor, on the authority ola farmer, suggests
.nat wheat makes better substitute for coffee
'lan rye, and recommends that it be tested
Inc rebels are unfortunate in all classes of
beverages. Common whisky is worth so cents
per gallon in New Orleans, Ionly Is cents in
ii Oalon lattitudes,) and is distressingly scarce
t"l.nal and million dollars worth of brandy,
%%lOhglng to Southern owners, and held in New
@ iofk TO be smuggled South at the first oppor-
unity, has been discovered and confiscated.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02

CHILD RUN OVER AND GoRED.-The
osn Ss Francisco Mirror of Tuesday Yesterday
afternoon as the little daughter of Mr.. Armes
was returning from school, at lunch time, to
5eI nome, on Green street, near Powell, a
~o'e o OF wild cattle came galloping along, and
s One Of them being S&tracted by her red dress,
,Ssneo ,Ss at her and gored her badly What with
S,s, se norns and hoofs Of the nfuriate beaa, the
ably die. WAN e~0'
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02

OaBsoN MINRs.-The papers Of Portland,
U;eSon, are giving glowing accounts Of gold
,I'aes ,Ll. recently discovered on Salmon river in
ssa' quo. otate, east Of the Cascade mountai The
:. L, q the Haines is about so by 30 miles, and
nlsh as go as obtained from pan of dirt.
ea wa.s are making from $50 to $3.50 per day,
"Ofking with rockers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-02

New Music.-Just received at the Broad Street
Book store, A. p. CHURCH Co., Union Dixies Land
Maidens Prayer Cottage by the Sea- Defend the Stars
and Stripes; Flowers of California Schottsche Flag
-four Union; Bridal Veil Schottische; Tn Rollo in
Maschera Opera de Verdi; La Reyile Grand Military
March; Sott ist todt; Danish Dance Christmas
SchottScho; Happy Land of Cauan with splendid va
ratonS; Brooke Hall Polka Swiss Medley; Some
thing: Cuba Polka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14
Sanitary Reform.
~ IMPROVED PLAN OF SANITARY SURVEY FOR THE
YEAR 1861.

the Sanitary Department Of the city government has
perfected plan for most minute and elaborate report
q me sanitary condition Of the city during the present
year Blanks have been printed and furnished 10 the
Deputy Inspectors Of each ward, embracing inquiries
70 the eze construction and occupancy OF each budng
whether the buildings safe or insecure what means
Of escape are provided In Of fire. whether steam
boilers are used upon the premises the number size
uses and occupants OF each room In every building with
The wdsn OF halls, stairways and passageways. and
heiShth OF ceilings the color Of the occupante
the size and condition OF the Yards. the con
d.sion OF tie water closets and sinks. the drain
age ard sewerage; whether horsee cows or swine
are kept and how and, in Short every neoee
ssry 10 complete sanitary report The Deputy Inspec
tore will Witt every house in every ward the city the
ooupants ana residents expected be prepared 10
arswer these spqurea and 10 hoped that by the rst
Of November next all the returns will be received and
tse report prepared and published From the inspectors
every information 70 tbs proper management OF
and sewers may be obtain and this stringent survey
properly carried out win develope many
ard Important facts to the Of the ~ heath q
xhs city sri its proper treatment ard rcnefT.