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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-18

Aao.rssd.-rhs EpisoopAl Convention, IA
session 10 s6is city fr the isss sw daya e
3sasnsa stss Dc IAassAAy Night
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Unyors Conrt.-Ye>terda the following
cases were disposed of: 40 old t.per. named
Heinrich Myer. recently let out Of Jail, having
been found nelplessly drunk on the payement.
WAS re committ,d.-Waiter Koch. arrested TOR
Using iucendiary Ian guage. was sent down for
further exariaation.--Csse ef Francis 8.
ChiIdress, arrested far using snd,ti. US l,n-
3u'ge. wa continued until the 2"tb, and de-
tendan' admitted to bail in S200-i; ) Glaze
brook surety Vincent. slave of Alvis Reck.
taken up for using iusoient and sedt ens Ian
gaage. WAS delivered to his master. with an
in1nnetf'n 10 curb his vaulting amhiton.--A
'. Nannison, onc of the extra watchmen. was
rendered "a surplus one by the act Of the
Mayor, who directed bis discharge from the
employment of the city, for using language
unhccpming good citizen. The person hid
been out with others) to watch tho Trtdeyar
Foundry, aud 10 them he expressed the hone
that 1t might blow up. and s,d that if u ca
tastrophe of the Kind was impending over it,
aud be WAS tho only one aware f the fact, il
might blow up and welcome for him.-Csse of
Adolph Zeh!er and Gustavus r. kuck. as sus
plclon5 persons, was continued, and parties re-
manded to Jail.
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General BEAcRFGAaD, Ch rrl"etou -
MAJOR Anderson presents hl~ compliments
u G~n|rli CT r betnr"gard, ana has much
peasnre in accepting his kind invitation a.,
dinner and beds. A. no one is hurt Mrinr
Anderson fears he shall put General Il r
BAauregard 1" some incon veniance, the party
being "A large one. ANDERSON, IL ior.
And so ended the first itud We trust the
last engagement OF the American civil war.
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THs ALLEqsD CoSFEpsRArs Aassr-The
following statement is made by the New York
Journal OF Commerce. OF Thursday:
on the let of the Arago'z passengers is the
name OF "Ur. GUstryus Holland bearer ot
di-rltches TO the Southern Oonietler icv. -
tlon receiving Intelligence of the arrival OF
such messenger at this port, the Govern.
'htht im mt-ilatciy ordered his arrest An in
curry into tne facts Of the case, BY rxueri-
enctd detectives Of this city, showed tn Il no
sucn man had come by the Arago, bat that in
All probability, he had aken tue E.uroi,+ and
would, therefore, be que at Boston 10 day. II
Ge did not get of At II Ntax, and attetn5t TO
make MS way, i'cognito, through the free
states 10 the South. Officers have been dis
patched to Boston 10 = him il he iat,is III -.
should he Gave ttt the vessel at HALIFAX he ". II
not Ipn ii easy 70 pass the police ana military
iints which intercept his path 20 the SOU theru
border IL was reported that orders had also
gone Tor the arrest OF the Hon. T.. J Faulkner
eA-tulted States u mister to France on &c,
count OF some charge not now known 10 the
puDlic. As Mr. tauikner's ftmIIy arrived in
the Arago, II Is probable that he " Ill soon fol-
low them.
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GRACEFcL LITTER FsoA ora PRgsInssr',
WIPE The following letter from Irs Jeffrr.
son Davis Gays the Petersburg Express wa.
written in ackrowlt 6g gmeut OF the receipt of A
beauiiiui work box, manufactured and pre-
sented 10 her By several patriotic misses oi
this city:
MoSTdosyRy. Ala. April 20, 1881
Ny Dedr Fpung Ladies: Permit me- b. fore
thanking you Tor your kind prrsentanti W l. he.
tor my hukb iud's wtIfarr, to congratulate Won
upon the secession of Eireiuia-the birth.
place OF my mother, as well as yonrs
The eluer al Il honored sister of thu Southern
States IL received with teariut joy among us
and many hand Will tSaton Stars with " which
10 mark ihi> b!iilitnt accession To our galaxy
The possession of a work box manufactured
by little Southern girls. 40 Industrious so en-
thn -ias'ic, ard so patriotic, will De much
prized b, tne, and v III leave IL TO my daugh-
ter, with the Dote which preceties IL, as a pre-
ci us legacy
Long ERE you reach the responsibility of A
usriul woman hood, may We have united peace
10 lnorlendsn nce Ia our Southern Confederacv
wishing You, nay dear young friends, q long.
a happy lie, have the hOn nor TO be,
Very gratefully aud sincerely,
Your Trend, tAkIsA DAVIS.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

A.res. # ~. 8. O6Tcer."-Mr. Edward
b. III andy. an officer in the late United States
Navy. was arrested yesterday by order If th.
military authorities. and taken before tn.
Mayor rs person inimicai to the rights aud
interests of Virginia. TIE party is oonn, c,ed
by ties Of marriage with persous in this city.
and 1t IL said came here to see them Rumnr
sser'hes to bin the performance Of cousidera-
BILE work IN CITING posted "nr affairs. &c
ut. Ha 'dy seemed to have acted fairly. h,v-
ing reported himself to the Governor on his
arrival. aud was armed with n travelling pass
ny tho secretary OF State. We did not hear
the grounds Of srrest. Tho prisoner was per
united to give his parole of honor To appear
this day for examination.
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l. p. WATkss, S-rr, tary of War
MAJOR Anderson replirs-''I nave the horor
20 Sckno~ ledge I'll. receipt OF Your commune
caiion drmtnding Ene 70 eyaCHate this fort,
aut "a dive b"fore TX, without waiting 10 re-
c-tSe supplies. p Srrt II II NV obligation TO
my t+"NtTn men : amt my o,Yn Cijg-et i've org ine
prevent my compitucr " lie adu.. IL viii
wait he nrst shot, nd then drink your good
health Ia Ii brandy smish -
u. r. BB4CHBGABD.
CaarIAsIou. April II.
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{ ron the London .ndsr', Apr,irI

1 ron the London xndar', Aprti31
We are told that civil war has at last bro
'ih america. A more terrible calamity
'"' Whole cItilz-d world CANNOT be ,ou-
eN' u 1t ~ -. n srii- VI nhlch no QUE
- "o'I ioFes'e !h. md, " h.ch may b come
"'rTd oy iroIScaiions iIkeiy 10 elicit Iue
a.. ''''Hss oi our Hatures-such Il etriie as
.s -" "'" ueh related In blood, speaking
A., '''4s iausGdg~. gioTylDg ia the sal me ira
'''"s' Aud Iouhirg uuLu now To tus sa,ue
~ W. Yet hoie May bs aserted IL is
- - 'a'A quietIy OF civil war Euylish.
many generations have not known
a'"|'''h - h " 'AIsriene-. 1t Is Decdless 10 20
ma, A"t"FI sns very m.nt.on OF which
3o,' mac every honest man siiud ser That
y,,, '+n'v'i, os a mortal uuarie ei which suS-
"hists this '''ps' az Al~u'-
49, 'a.hg ~ ali events Ia cheering. wheu
.rc,,it"e "e uTiSiis broagh, by the l.sI mail.
.,.'N' oFtoEer that the re- has been any
,-".hk yet Of cours- wa e,nniov ths ,.,n, ~
,,. '''c' eense We cannot ia csus.ieues an
{ 'fi.,.yiHtt - IA very slBg aiar Exhibition ia ths
lru-..' 'Htrire ION, biaz ,n-d aeoa I'm Ine
'ure 80 Dc thH " hom ba rdmsnt aud cap.
th,-, '"ft Samter" The good poopIe of
tL., ION ION "AnI-d a little amusement, ana
AD1.T''' H. oh The ons Laad poor II ,,or
vt4.b a. e"n4ihandigg dtitpidatsd fort,
D.ut,i.1+ ACT i'oH quarter VI its proper
a,a,,,tht OF guns, AID We de fsHdea by a
rra ' 81 oi haii.sIarved m@n. " no n,.i have
ulait''E'hs Tor ray excuse 4, get out of their
Say ~" i"%iii 'n tH i tolersabiy restssc table
Wis -, '"s oih~r hand, or rafhrr all round,
q IA. a.. s'g' Iofts ana iron 10 tttng baIirriss
q -. .Ts the, SERVED ny a m~die icy of reg
bsau - s"inn trers and dlr~cted by GisnsraI |
l. n o Majer AHdsrsoa probably want. |
ss~sss1 AaAAsstAsa ssstsiay |
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General BpArREeAkr, Charleston
Fire away tont dou't hurt any budv.l un-
less M7tnr Anderson will s-nd you The latch
key OF The fort.
L. +. WALKER, Secretary Of War.
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1en. Bg.rEE3ARD, Charleston -
Telegraph " ut VI ior Anderson savs TO
that. l. p WAIEpE S4c-.t,ry of Nar
Montgomery, ApriI IL.
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Major AsorRsor. G,nsh4m Umbrella. Fort
Sumter
| see lonr condition through my Telescope.
w" have intercepted your snppirs Give in
TX" II good i'llo" and bring yonr garrison 10
dinner, anj beds afterwards Nobody Injured
/ nopef q f. BgArkggARD
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L. Y. WALLER, Secretary of War
lie won't consent. He's not such a fool as
you thInk. q. z. BEArkE14RO
Chtrleaton, April /!
The b0mbsrdnsut then commenced and
after forty honrs' gsilfnt regis tunc. Ne{or
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
MILlTAR n.

TRUSTEES SALE MnEREAs, on the ED
l day OF Dccen Der, A. d ISIS, Lynn N Osborn
md Phebe, his wife, executed unto John Z. Bills
IS Trustee, q certain decd OF Trust, conveying 10
aid Trustee the land in Scot county, Iowa,
described AS follows, to-wt: The west hall
20 Of the north east quarter OF section No.
twenty Geo, in township No. seventy mine 90,
north Of range No. t. rec 80 east of the 9TH
principal meridian, containing eighty acres OF
and which said conveyance was made by the
aid Ly man Osborn and Pbebe, his wife, for the
purpose Of securing the payment OF certain
l.-omissOry note aud the interest thereon, signed
by said Ly man Osborn, dated the 23d day OF De-
;ember, A. d., 1853. and payable as follows One
year after date at the Office OF John &. Bills, in
davenport, Iowa, with ten per cent. interest from
date, to &. b. Noxon order
And now, said note having become due and pay
able, ana the said Lyman Osborn having failed
to pay the same, /, John q. Bills Trustee as
aforesaid. do hereby Give this public notice,
II the request of the owner OF said note, that
nv virtue OF the power. which is in me vested by
sa,d Deed of Trust will, -n ThGrsday,the 18th day
If November, A. ID. 1851, at the hour Of O'CLOCK
nhe forenoon OF said day, at the Court House
oor in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer tor
ale, at public auction. the parcel of land
.bove described, or so much thereof as shall
De necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note, with the interest thereon to the day OF
sale, together with all the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs o. this notice and Trus
tees fees.
Dated the 2lst day of October, A. D., 1861.
JOHN T.. Bills,
oc2i-dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

NEGLECTING THEIR DUTY.-We ob-
serve with regret, disposition, during
these war times, on the part OF many OF
our State exchanges, to neglect tn.
chronlcling OF hone matters, as well a>
matters Of State interest generally. Tn.
should not be. The war question should
not be allowed 10 ovcrshad our HON.
Interests. Every editor should feel tina,
ne has other duties to perform besides
that sppertaining to the rebellion. ",
have on our exchange list several low a
papers which seem to have forooit.n
that they have any local habi,a,,ons g.,
Interests. Not line is written that is
not about something foreign to hon,
interests. 1t will not answer. Le, y.
all continue TO work for the welfare .,
our State, and allow no issle to 90 fo.,,
which does not contain some item n
local Importance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
To the Point.

The Chicago Times in counting upo
the duties OF Western representatives u
Should not for .et that the Federal tax
bill, passed at the extra session las
summer, does not operate equally and
justly upon all the wealth OF the coun
try. Their constituents will be burden
ed with an enormously dispropo rlion
ate SUN, when compared with the ci,i-
zens of the older and richer States. The
"direct tax" is upon ima, AMI is ,llsl,i
buted among the States according I,
population. The Western farmer, there.
fore, Will be con PEELED TO pay tax 10,
protecting the property OF stock owners
and holders OF personal effects, who VII,
not be compelled to pay any ,unless then
Income exceeds eight hundred dollals.
Now thousands OF farmers do not MAX,
an income Of eight hundred dollars i;
year from their farms, while hundred.
OF thousands OF men who do not CIV
land have incomes varying from five hun
dred to eight hundred dollars per an
nun, on which they cannot be taxed un
der the present law. Yet their stake j.
The county Is rs great as that OF the Tar
mer, and there is no more reason why
they should not pay tor defending them
selves than there is why the farmer
should pay tor the same thing"
The Western States desire to shirk No
responsibility whatever. They are read,
and wiIling,nay anxious to perform then
duty to the Government. either in mel,
or money, yet they would respeclu !,
ask that they be not called upon to per
form an unequal share or carry hea,
Ter load than their Eastern brcthercn.
That is all. Let equal justice prevail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

OUR FLAG IN u f>"'-
South Carolina, me lot lei OF ="
sion ard fcccs-ior-w we ''y he l'f'
cn,.e of the Unon ms reen on' o 'h'
Catefc,scy. (at lesft SIC THINKS sY
lar neari, a, ycn months, during viz
,;. ,Le .I.,,ous old I.a;.ohal baGnei IL.
been iu-ul,ingIy .hio"n a,iir, "'''' ~
,.so, abb. rays ,i hc Palmetto and NJ
c.,,ed,tate States n.atci IL IT. plac
nn,,l the memorable oh oi November
when the stars and Stripes we,e niiiui
cd above the Beau OF Coait iI3Hsc.
mus, have bcen { oiion- ana inrpF'h
sight to those present on tue occasion
The strong power which has trump
.,,lv nlaceI it there Is, We leiVehtl,
,rnst. not only sb c 10 kc' + IT ,hefe, ~
n tear down cvcry rebel rag IN c
South, and N hike manner replace ~
noble ensign 81 orr county : Il'eitv.
e,uI,atlon at the act 70 which SO
refer il not confined alone TO the ioya
States. Tucre atc Thousands oil lru'
spirit, in The AM q ir'asoh VINO IL
wardly rejoice with us that 'he o'a
Suancled Banner has oaee found p'ac'
in the Sol,h, aul they lerven } "a,
that it, shadow may hever din'li''s'
among them.
Nearly year ma, passe s'nte tt'
alienation Of South Carolina. Let U
here predict that before another yea
has b EN- told She wll mourn IN SACK
cloth and ashes that she ever took u
20 i s,eu Of So c.sion. The rebel State
will. undoubtedly, make treinc'idon
aud powerful effort TO DIVE our iorc'
from the position gained, but they W
not succeed. Their resistance viii on
incur more comp etc aud abJcc' pnhi-l
mint. Uucle Samuel has qmt ttlilh!
lie has zone down there aud planted D
strip Of bunting. He has taken oil h
coat and rolled up his sleeves, and VIC
be to al such as oppose him. \ dcsol
ted country, cities reduced to ashes, an
property laid waste will be the result
opposition to the Government ioic'
Tue axe is laid at the root OF the tr'
and when in triumph the Stars al
Stripes went to the breeze At l'eau'o
Court House the doom OF treason a
pearel upon the wall where all trailo
NAV read.
soar flag is still there and ere a
other twelve months shall have clapst
we look to sec every Confederate Ii
trailing in the dust, aud every enemy
the Government humblcd before Il
solid Columns OF the loyal States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

The "SoutHsEN SlYLE."-A Memphis
1niilincr adve,tises III one Of the loca,
'apcrs, that She sis now prepared to pre-.
,ent to the ladies of Memphis and vein,
~, the Southern STYLES, gotten up ex
press y f r Southern wear. We no long
= Will for can) depend upon New York
Tor our sty !es and fashions, which never
Id suit our climate CT people. We
viii have 'ur opening OF Fall mil!irety
n Saturday, Oct. 5th. We ask yon,
ladies'. one and AL, to call md examine
our goods, ard then decide for yourselves
y Mempl Is has not outdone anything
New York could ever PIE ent to the
South"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

Tue Union majority in Maryland
will aggregate 10000. And we are
assured that the vote was quite large,
some say larger-than usual. Thi-
Ion t look as though Secession was over.
sheming in that State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

JASPER county has lately been infested
With cattle thieves. A fellow by tn.
name of White was arrested at RolIa,
charged with completely in this stealing.
Large lots ofsheep are being brought
nto Jasper county from Ohio.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

CoNTR CTS have teen entered into il,
Philadelphia, with the Government. I,
furnish SIX thursand tents d'ab,i O,
"sheIter'ng ,ents' for picke,s, Ike those
used BY the French army. They are to
be OF linen, and both lighter in weight
and stronger than those of cotton. They
are Iuttoned togeth r and iorm single
tent, in long cont nuous line,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

THANksGIvING.- Ihe Governors of a
he Northwestern States have appointed
thursday, November 2Sth, as a day O.
thanksgiving. The same day has beer
appointed in New York and several
).her Of the Eastern States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
STATE ITEMS.

,.r,,,,.@
hoihes AZ NC rae re
Whether or ,ot I'd" c''y "P''' ~
$4,000 10 toe teieg spii company = a.
lt.;l5,.., the ne through the
.,.o,. N. t1e9s. We
s..,,a.
''i} "i"o'' '' -
IN lis own llSht.
0xr ot tie Fort Randall volunteers
:. -. !. Nos ua,ne. and vas
80 a.,14.o,
iuiiei WIN ''''''''' '0''
1nE Register rrloiees oEcf ne 'a,'
Polk county has got q Couit iloas's
~ .wp and = new one at tia.
:, i.
'''o'' 'o' 49,
FoRT RANDALL IEooIs'--ias. 'oatui
day, the three compares 1e> '''ei ~
Fort Randall. afritca # tn .fst' 100
! These companies are a pol; on Of the
l4th regimen. and arc comma dcd -
.pcciyel, by IA T. ~ Petiet, Msha' !"
/ md w oil Can't. ialle', as teot1l 'iH
crr, as the cominaad oi tue APs' .l' u.
The soldiers mar.hed 81 tool ROM L g
Cry, aud It : pfob tlie 'hal t"eY W.
ba obliged to foot i t. The pace 2 tier
Destination. II TINS &c me GAG, lhtS
vii have long and iol some lnnfHeA'
at season Of the year "hen expoSu'c
To pralrle winds Is ANYTHING bnt a9ree-
atc. Fort liandail Il ."e" 81 ~ ijtco-
tab Territory on the We bahk q ihe
Missouri river, about $50 miles Nor.i-
West oil Sioux City.
The soldiers, although travel Wornl
made finc app arance a. ihey maTct ed
through the streets TO Their pace Of en-
campment. hey remained over Sab
bath aud Mnn'.aa,J 10 rest and refresh
themselves, and also to bury one o
hcr comrades-Wison 5. Maxwell, o.
Wapcllo, Louisa Countrywide died iasi
sabbath. - Des Noi"es Reg's'er.
-"
One BROTHER MILLS ANOTHER. ihs
following lamcntabie occn'feic 'oof
tout three miles from the village 0
benton' - Lafayette county v isco"s'h
- i"es ~ o'e.'s' "o" a,,o..a ha,s.
' 'Snn, > ,n;le Instant and did M, retn,,
nnti some time in the night. The tami
ron,,Ied with III. denreda,iops OF woIye
.ho,t ,ha n,em,ses When John aT,iy
ii in he vlc,nitv Of the house. the do.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

ARMY CoNrRAcToRs.-A rigid inves-
LEGATION is going on in the West of til.
Inherent army contracts which hav.
been made. When the matter is thor
nghly Investigated, people arc likely
% be astonished.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

WHEN Queen Victoria travels by rail
road, she pays seven shilings sterling
(Sl,6s) per mile for special trains, first
lass fares for her attendants, and the
usual fares for carriages and horses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
JOHN zlM.nEI:mANN.

ID 20 llIANU AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, one door wast of conner
~ 10th and LeClare streets, Davenport,
owa. All instruments Of my own ma he warranted
md kept in order, without charge, i've years.
n. B.-kepairing and tuning done a, all time.
and in the best manner.
DAv1SIoRT, A prii Is. 1860. Iapils-jl-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

TIE Memphis Appeal says, from the
b st information it can obtain, the South.
ern loss at the battle of Belmont, wa.
bout five hundred killed and wounded
There we're fifty or sixty killed ard tw,
hundred wounded, in one Arkansas regl.
nont
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

TIE OVERLAND TELEGRAPH. -Old
,lcuraphe,s assert that the new line
San Francisco will answer very well Il
he lig snow storms that occur abon.
salt Lake and in other sections through
which the line runs, commence, it viii
&c impossible to keep the line in work
M order.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

JuDGE DOUGLAS FURNIruRE.-The
furniture of Judge Douglas will be sole
1t auction, in Washington, on the ls,l
nst., as bis house, with those adjoining
las been rented tor hospital purposes.
Mrs. Douglas is still in Westinghouse
,idiDg with her father.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
I(:NA.S.US LANCER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
/ OFFICE-South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from to A. 81, add
to PM june27 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
Taken I'm.

DY THE SUBSCRIBER. ON OR ABOUT
ID the 24th inst, bright, blood bay Horse, Is
hands high, black name and tail, and about nine
years old The owner can have him by calling
AT j. ). Smiths Livery stable, proving property
and paying charges. u. X. CHAMPLIN.
oct&V-d8Wxvl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
Waited 10 Rent.

A DWELLING FOR A SMALL FAMILY
n without children. Rent not TO exceed $3.50
por snnum. Enquire Of this Office. o:25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

J.. g.. SHORTY.
T OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFiCE, OPrOSI
IL Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
av2.dAwtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

CALEB CUSHING Is one If the men,
heTs elect OF the Massachusetts LegisIa
ture.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
NJ O II Z O II

JSHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
L and Cautioned not to trust any person on
couns of the
SC OFT IL . u f
or Proprietors without o written order, signed by
oe2v-aul J. j. HUNPHEy.