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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-09
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fam SUrtse Na6t UNI II nbr bier an unO 9tns
UNI 2 u9r glaflg wtsper our Jlctlae Dttnntsr,
- Der p1tount @~albinstOn" braGte General
StdleS mad Sntian 6eap biuunter, ura gu let-
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LID fat CUR DlpiliUn anselArOlen lit, pirp @c@
i%ttOnen nabe am 6lub etunsbmen.
Die 9tebele1 rtaGten pcr9eltsrn bereits 8prbes
rettnnSen, eipen Eepeutenpen 8betl ibrer Eruppen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-09
Correspondents 0e6 8altimOre aSedFer
WQfAtn9tpn, 8. @Op.

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3uerF meine Graduation 3t Dem am Mttt
nod 70 sIan3enD srfoAteuen Stee, pel6en Oae
Ipyale gpIt Ron MarplanO itbcr @erratbsr unD
bersn Seufel0@ert, Se5eiiion paScn 9etra9en bat.
Die Beppbner Motplanps baben mdnnlt9 uno
unumpunDen an Der @abturne eelprpArn -
fs 6d6en nit Dpnnsrlttmme Den Nebelen 3uses
rufea IBIS bierber unD ntAt meter" nnO tbnen
etnen empfinpliAeren 5ifb perfect, ais cine ser,
Irreue @Gla6t 6ddite tbun @tG5nnsn. 6eal uu-
1srvm attrn @larpIarp. Die GrilAte perpsn
RtGt ausbtst6en.
Die Organization Der btflsen Deutlden gu
etnem 8otdtaOa SomeSaroe Ihrettet porar. Oil
lem Nnihetn mad Miro pemielben Der Iebr tad-
ttse @tutUr rrs DretmUnuttt4en DeutlGen 8OlOn,
tar Batatauns, 9r. u. SalbaG, als @pmman
ceur pOrftsben, gu Dtelem Sfiaier, pem Die
Rseteruns Rtt gssinn beg &rtsSes f4uR mebr-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-09
@erluff zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
90 VI eHfotenIebeu uerteren,

@9tcago, 7. 9lop. Der prepeler Sumter
BON Der gufalp unD @9icneO.einte psrbrannts
teute Mlprgen an psm 0adbaule Der 6erreu
@turgis, Smitb & 60. 0as SGif mar $40,
900 pertb n p~puf0nnt9 eeri9ert, 20 per
IOnen, notwithstanding CUR Mannidaft ssb6rts,
fdmen unt's .Qeben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-09
Gefferfon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DEN WttttlItoern os oeMt den SSsfferfcn unternGsRngaper
ems etene } ermtt aur &a9rl&t, CAP rdtie1 Witiwo6 ban 5 So
penlber. Itenbs Z nbr, bic erfc Gin5ahluu9 I~tatftuoct uuo gu
9tI4 Gle Gori9la8e fir @comten, NO tcpss a~Rt0ltep tet ssstlt
der StTofe Sn e.iGetaen BAT.
SWo GeCrg DGxtu8t pt, 9th.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-09
8arOerHeiaernna.

gnt Usttpo9 ben IS na., Ta1mtt0ss un 2 ubr, pir6 Die
Sdsnt- HRb &if9=S or nit @albeiobe fur ben Sdder6on, we9el
am nad1ten DantlaJnuosta3 III ZEN Zen. aiismbIpsGtpoms ftatt-
ftnneR fol-, r~erfetsert. G~uftraeenoe baben fb rhnftIt9 in Re'
4abtte pan Il. Stod) etu3Hfineen.
Dp9S SIN Aufnasei Da8 &qmtte. =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-09
1Inicn 8auOerein.

Die WetDtcoer Obigen @ereins p,reen hermit benadgibtist,
bob Die rJditIneisen Sntere1en bis Ntontag osn IL. @ppern6rr
beSaplt perbsn mIGen nth fos bic le9eIm6biSen pEG,m11en
Dab 4naen 1tcnio9 ben IS. Ncpembsr wteeer tbrsH AEaus neb-
nen mernen.
SMD VI. BaItaHf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-09
Nnfrnf an bic SeutfAen Mduner
Don Baltimore unb SeS StaateS
IN MarDIanH.

III @4t eienittab9e eeahee Ddnuer Se8 StaateS Mnrblmab.
s4a mel9e ip TEN &ruppentsrper pon @oI. @6immeifsnryo M
pisben wO1en, @eresn %eia9eIa,en, f@ i9lunist tet Sem I GttT-
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loroes w9at, l9arrt @uN 9leid benz @etiCtle Der pielen QauSsn.
ben @urer eeuti6en 8rIoer unfit tas Sternenbanncr. mt ma
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-09
Meme 6oQGn0tlbe @Grinoe.

Ser SteoWer Nra9o %enpfln9en 70 chen cine lie nc Qartbie Don
stegiatrt9cnl 6anse, bic mir sur 9efali8en Gbnabnte bsltns en-.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
ARRIVAL i DEPARTURE of NAILS.
Posi- OHirc 1T sIarenpOTf, E0sCa.

EAsrERx MArL-via { ARR R-Closes az &
O'Clock u CT Eel at -. O'Clock = NJ arrives
at 10 o'clocN n arrives at 81. o'clock NJ
SutiaNs excepted.
NfsTEEl. MAH.-Via II 3 VI R-Cioses a g /,
5'clacA NJ a!l.,,s as o'clock i VI, sundays
eXeepts |.
NolfHEaS NArL-via LYONS q Camenehc--
Clos at = !eea J. Il aIiiyesat6 . o'c.och / "
AsarHEHS NAIL- Ma DeMitt y MaquUEc.a-
Closes Sunday. Tues lay nd Thursday At y o'clock
I y arrives Iuesl-J, lAursGay en- SatuEday a.
r'e.ock r N.
l.ourK No. lo977-Via Hlre Grass. e.c-C.os-s
Moaliy, Melnc lay aad Friday al O'clock + y !,
arrives Iue.lay, 4Aorsday and s~:ar-"! At
o'cioch N.
i.orrE 10. I0Jla Via 1ipton--Closes Tues lay
AMI fliay at II ocloak Vi arrives iucsday ana
Frtl-yat Il o'e.cca a.
jfuEGN i.tIL-Nlt Euil.E .t1a / henlsuk-
e. uniay, Tuesd AMI inday a o'cloct I
i sfuye, N4a,a ! clLe- - aai friday II
or ~. ~
Ilg.H 40. lp97-Eta FuEae-Cioses rsidav
At O'clock \ N arrives saturday 1t o'c,oc.
PN.
iJr1E No. lf,s4- Via Anlauosa i Walnut
Fo.k- C.ose~ Thursdly at l2 arrives Thurs
day at ] > O'Clock Nj.
iIorRs-otiice opqn At o'clock A II closes at
oclack VI. Once olen on Sunday fron. TO
- o'cec n n.
g-as- A the prineipai mails arr carried BY Rail
Rod, III. the tiiAe as stated in Tire above ro.icc,
viii be I.AIL noAD iGiE. the clock in the Super
lat nlania olicc, N ~ \. Depot, being she stand
ard CHAS. Il. ELJhI9Gi, 7. H..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
From VI ashinSton.
y ASHINJIU.'. &C. I
Especial 20 the Chicago Tines

" ASI.iSbIO-, ICE. =.
Especial 20 the Chicago Times.
Additional c itions were presented ~ lay fer
the location Q: tic National AGnoIy at Sock l.
70 al.
II the debate in tie seeate, tciav, Senator
Cag.sle, q Va, Responded vigorously to LsDe, @.
Kansas Ire iic,ius lie lnal disruption ef tae IL
pgt &c arl la. ITe = tae "AT j. lie ao.i-ica z.
.lave,y vas tue rt:o..iag element q tie stgug-
gle.
Tie Ua.on leaders il the border States declare
II ~ cannot ieep the Union taen 'siih t om if at
cl.i.cu i u ba sat forth 3 higher iss4e tnaa
tire Igoseyyati ii "a its integrity of tie eteral
Ulion.
The debate IN tie uoa7e, ,a-iay. SHOWED the
prevalence oi very moderate veiss On the Mason
AMI SIidell affair.
Tae diiicully between Messrs. Conway and
Fouke growing cut Of the debate.in the Hou.e
ye.teIlay, remains unadj Il is reported
Il at there is some doGot to tn party on whc-a
rests the responsibility Of sending a challenge.
Colonel Riehar,ssn Of Illinois, j. the friend OF
F1ukc.
Mr. Van wyck's repor. from the Army Contract
Investigating Commute reflects upol the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, and Ward Lamon, l. Marshal
fer the District o. Colamb4, very severely.
! The Presidents levee, held this evening, was
largely attended.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
From BALTIMORE.

BALTIAoRI, Dec. Is.
We have the Norfolk Day hook ,of Tuesday,
which contains extras from tho Charleston Courier
and Asrcnry, in relation to the fire, but there 10
little additional to what has already been tele.
grsphed.
At the Charleston fire, the Courier says the
most gratifying incidents Of tho fire was the zeal
manifested by the slaves in their efforts rs Ere
men and laborers. The entire population, male
and female, worked most earnestly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
DAVENPORT IOWA THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 10. 1851
More Partlculays Of the Late Battle.

fr MosRoE. Dec II.
Dy fag Of truce to-day We have Richmond
psrers Of Yesterday.
The Wing has few additional particulars Of
toe attack on L Johnson's forces at Camp
Allegheny.
Tie Federa!s were reported 5000 ,trong
The fight began at I 4. NJ, aud lasted seven
hours. when the Federals were repulsed
The Wing says the COME ederates lost Is
killed and 80 wounded, ard that the Federal.
lists carried away their wound q. and ef: 90
10 l6O dead bodies on tie field Johcsons
force was 7 500 ani ifter the battle he was
reinforced by two additional regiments.
Arrival OF British Commissioner.
Fl. MONROE, Dec. l7-5 =. NJ.
1t was known in Richmond this morning that q
commissioner had arrived in this country from
the British Government 10 treat in regard TO the
seizure uf Mason and Slden
From the Norfolk Day Book Of to-day We learn
that in the rebel Congress on the 10th, Henry
Z. Barnell and Judge Monroe wey, sworn in a:
Senators from Kentucky.
Hon. Mr.. +. Mills, Of South Carolina is exceed
ingly iii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19


RAILROAD PRoJEcT-Thc AudaIu-
susa-, together viii their neighboFs cf Elging
toa. and other precincts y the vicinity. are
egita,iDg the question of building railroad
from Anj,iusia to intersect the Coal valley
and Rock Islan. Railroad, thus prosiding 81
cutie, TO the t-ede Of that region. II tis to be
hoped that they may saccee1. though railroad
eaterpfise is sotnswha. crippled Just at pre-
gent
EUsAwAY.--A span OF horses at
tached to wagon made q desperate charge
down Front street yesterday. striking mid
ships mule team which was attached TO an
other wagon on Brady street, facing the rive.
knocking down one OF tie mules aud brs-king
the 20 e8 from both wagon The assault was
mace with great impetuosity and received
with all that cool .tubbornness for which the
mule is 20 note ]. Tue assauting than became
bewilierel by the repulse and came to a dead
stanJ-stlll. Tl1s. rho witnessed the nauoea-
yre say il was web doIe. There was nobody
hurt.
NKw RgFREsHMENT SALOON. Mr..
Thouns Iiavens has jnst opened refreshn4ent
stand in the store room first atove Kelley Z
meat market on Brady street. where can at
all times be had warm meals, oysters in every
81, le, tea, coffee fruit Of all kinds. etc Tom
Il a capital fellow, ard well deserves !ibeia
patronage. l9S.
CnILpKAs Baimorai Calf Boots, at
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
NIGHT DISPATCHER.
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Dec. Is.
Col. Aullgsn had . public reception 1t The City
Hall day.
The evening Poet stiearns from commercial letters
Of tho highest character from London that she
British Government proposes TO seek an exFlan.-
ton Of the Trent affair. and perhaps an apology
will DO asked. No mention is made Of . demand
tor the surrender Of tho rebel consuls. Ths Eng
hsh writers hope tho subject viii be treated by ~
with patience and kindly spirit.
The police last evening succeeded in srrestinE
the alleged parties whsm suspicion rested -
being implicated in the death Of Bernard Liyy,
the Canal street Broker. Their names are Lewis
Bradebrough and Geo. Weller.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
xxxyn CONGRESS .--rJRsr SESSION

NAsHlSGTCT, Dee II,
Hcv.E-iir E4"ani. aaul .! O-io intro.
ducti rrt.a ], ana resolution, as l0..ows.
MEuaLAs Ine Secretary u lie Navy has
reported 10 tiis Honse thst Z r. Charles
VIII :. in at-mall Of ths @In Ja Into, M
4rr!.l raG..c vessel the Gnit,i S,ates, a.l
"a t.e 5,A 49,, OIL the ai-;A se@s .ltefeeat
the Iref. t Btitis t.4ii ..t..l.. r ala fo.ei' j
removed lAere.ro.. JI:uts =. Mason nd Jon.
-l.eU de sal c.Uzets, le44!fy c n,lsiators,
reb~i enemies and Dangerous u.en. w,o. witn
thelT su!.a. WeIl th-ir We, to LL!ote to
rrc.a :e tie taose CT the irsL! rec..an, ,.a....
.ny to . 81. 4z=aCuIs .gom tie s.et sd cen-
.e,er-tc s.e.es; aoa
WuEaLas The secretary n tie Navy has
turta-r reported 70 th.s lousa th4t tte lrumIt
aad decisive action OF Capt Wilkes Gu this
casioa mer;tei aEl received til emphatic ei
pro al OF thu Department. al moreover, i
public Letter las saale Cay. "i.k,s iri!.e
at m
WnzRFAs. This House Oh tie first lay { tic
ses ,ion did IrcIse TO ten.cr the taarhs 81 Coz
rress 10 Gait. " likes fof his bIa'e, adj; al
patriotic conduct ii tie arrest ol traitors; al,
WHERE'S FURTHER, On the same day, this
House al re4uo.; the Pres den; . confae the
slii J. y. Jason and John ~.iiel u tho cei Il
conFjctca feiors Cnitl certain l.ltary OF GERS Ct
the In.'ei !, .ates captured ami held by the 80
ca eJ Conto crate states, should be treated as
ri Hars 8. var: Therefore,
I.esoiced IL the sea>e ct this l!nuse, that Il l.
the duty of ;ae President 10 now l.inly u.aiatain
the s,aHl that taken, apni viz !, ana adopting
the act e. tatt. Nilkes, ii spite &. any menace =
den4aud of the GTiti J. Goyernaelt, AMI that tAls
House Tled, ,es its foil support to hiTl in uIs ching
row the homer, and yirdIcatins the cause i ihc
Government all The people Z: the Cnltya cta-es
-aizst foreign power.
Mr.. ya,iardirha,n moved the n,eyious question.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
DRS. NEWELL n CHARLES.

A RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
~ the citizens Of Davenport and sur
N1lYYYYy rounding country, that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients fayorng DIs. n. 4 G. with heir cen
fdence may rely upon their utmost excrtions TO
perform every operation in perfect manner as
possible. Particular attention paid to the regu-
lation Of Childrens Teeth. Terms Of artificial
work made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
REPERESCEs:
X. BRAND, Mayor, GalenA.
BES. CAMPBELL,
WEIGHLY SMALL,
DR.. J. A. SckoGGs, ' Dentist.
Y. A, LIvERAoRE, I"
G. W. HEarsTEAD, NJ. D.,
l.. CRoNIS, N. D.,
DRjW. Y. HILLS, Daveapul
myel-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
NJ q II L O Il j.

T,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
/ and cautioned net 10 trust any person on ac-
ccGns of the
sc OFT II O u 8 Z
or Propr;etors without written order, signed ~
oeolEatf1 J. J. HUMPHEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

L VII be seen by this mornings
paper, ,hA, Marshal Mcneil has entered iDto
the rea, estate business extensively. See third
and ioarth pages.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

rrRUsTEE'S Whereas. On tbs 10th
/ day If March, A. d., ISL, Edwari Wi.kin'
and Ann wilkins, h.s wife, executed unto Austin
Coz Ibin .. Trustee, certain iced VI Trust, con
veying 70 sail Trustee the and IN Scott county,
Iowa, described as follows, io-wit The north
east quarter u tie north-gest quarter. and the
north west quarter Of The north east quarter of
section No. ihi'ry-t"o 3-.I IN township no. eigh-
" o. north Of range ". t.0 cast ath o. the
P.M which said conveyance was made BY tie said
Edward Wilkins and wife, for the puryese 0! Sc
curing the payment Of six certain p-oinistory
notes ami the interest III ereon. signed by said Id
ward wilkins and dated the 10th day of March.
AID. 1861, .ni payable ar follows: Five for the
sum q thirteen and !.-loo dollars eacn, vne res
spectiyely in six, twelve, eighteen, twenty-iouE
and thirty months from date, and oDe for tSo hun.
dre4 aad eighty eight ald .,-iVO d...afs, .ue
three ans fr1ln date will, interest On all after due
at ten Ier cent. and exchange on all oa New
York
And now, said FIRST named note having become
due and payable, and the said Inward wilkins
havips failed 70 pay the same, |, Austin
Corbin. Trustee rs aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue OF the rover
which IN ne vested by said Deed Of trust, Will,
on Saturday, the llth day Of jan, a. ID. 1862. at
the hour Of zine clock the forenoon Of said day,
AZ the Court House door the city u Davenport ex
pse md offer for sale at Public Auction, for Gas q,
the rarce,s of land above describci, or 50 much
Thereof as shall he sufficient To satisfy and pay the
anouAt OF said notes, With the interest thereon 70
the day 81 gale, together wish all the ccsts and
expenses tending said sale, costs OF this notice
ard Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of Dccember.A D 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIS,
dc1--dts1 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

ANOTHER beautitu! day was added to
me long string, yesterday. That fellow who
Lad q country residence on the classic shores
q Lake Como together with alatsaster lamps
etc never enjoyed yAeasanter weather than
oar c'tz,us are constantly enjoying
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

The ladies are improving this lovely
shopping weather nnd are daily seen in swarns
~ Whisler'.. That q the place to buy dry
goods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
Mutual Life Insurance 60. hew York,
JOHN NAN1JS,

Acclmulatea Gah .4sseta tie Property of the
Ass7trtd, so.o0O.O0O
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
.xill WNOl.

N-ow Is THE TIME ITO LAY IN WOOD
IN for winter use. We have dry kindling wood
At 81 20 par cord, and green wood ss 81 57fpsr "a
ocds. tsae
Quick or yon viii bsl TOO late:
N11ra3l skhNGu S.oAyles =;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
DIR. JULIUS CIlESELSkOUGA /,
tl'RGEOyv DENrTEST,

nrsz1x.. HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
the rooms over Mr.. LindAE Jewell
Store, corner Of li .dy ana Third
uee,s Entrance os Third dstlcet.
noxl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
T HE OFT Y.

CuiLDgEN's BaImoral Cali Boots, al
bows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

Maze READY. - The holidays are
close at hand. Merchants ard business men
Who desire TO ie placed favorably before the
/, Ai.c, shoI.i lot delay putting out tier
cards aul adyertisements. We are nov pre-.
rarel - execute all kinds OF printing in tie
lot sty T.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

.H'OfsrP.
ITO TIE HEIRS AND LEGAL. R2PRESEN-
l. tiTes II Sasauc. SItts, late u Cae.Earyoa
township. Lancaster county, Penns, deceased:
y GU are hereby not led that sv virtue OF al order
oithe ospaacs' Clu., oi Lare,lst~. county, Is ne
ai,ectei, will lo,l an iHquesi to diyiLe, part or
value the real estate Of susanna SPOTS dec d,
On lay, the day e DECEMBER, Sel, NJ
10 O'clock 4. NJ, at the nrc,aises in CaernaIvon
.ovnship, said county waea asd where you may
attend If you tisiEk proper.
sheriH's Oiace, lancaster, November q, 1861.
). ". p. BOYED,
Ge3l Sheriff of Lancaster County. Pa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
--
CLARK X EiOl L

INEALERS u CARRIAGES, BUGGlES,
- Pianos AMI Harmonic Melodeons from tie
best Eastern manufactures, ot the most apIroveI
patterns aal al Fr2e- tAat defy &C mp3,it.on, No.
l.0 Bfaiy street, DaTeaport, iowa .sl9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

H.H Smith, Eq, Jarnes Mcrosh, Esq, Chas.
II. Eldridge p. NJ; c. G. BiooJ, fsq. Hon. X.
Linderuan; Hon. jaime. Tboringtvp.
izg-oaice over smiths Dry CO.'S Store, corner
of liraiT and Second strctrs.
junely d.f.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

Solicitor for the above na,ncd Conraf les, il au
thorized to take Risks and iasuc .oiicies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
CEsS HITS RENO1,ATED.

J. ID 90 r IL,
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
.)t and Rock lei nd, respectfully announces 10
To the citizens Of Davenport that he 10 now pre-
Jared u
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q Id III a Il -
into good ones, at short notice and or reasonable
terms Rec ollect the piece, b. Second street. be-
tween Perry AMI Rock Island.
J nOOTIl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
NUMBER 56.
Makiag Preparations.


The 81 beet Of the defenccs Of Philsdslphis,s rs
being urged upon the National Government, ~
Gov Curtin. He l. also actively engaged 10
preparing arms for State defence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
Release Of Prse0ueSs.

BOSIoN, DE. II.
The bark Island City sailed to day for tort
Monroe, with $50 Hstteras prisoners, rslsased By
the 0svernuent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19
New rork Stock Market.

New YORK, Dee. IS.
Stocks un-ettiei.
Mo. 6s. a.. y. c.,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

secuEitl s!Ie INSURANCE 90, y, York,
CASH Capitn! a,.d serl'as. :Gas,0o0.
vcT' '.1-isYa fire shd 5.arine !gspY-
snce Company, Hartford,
,'ash Capital and Sar7'ns, sNG .4O9.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-19

CnlLDRAk > Baimorai Calf Boots, a
DOVE:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

EUh oUMlLNH UuFININIT
or any other form Of Bowel Disease in Children OF
Admits, Il s almost certain cure aud has, without
doubt besn more successful in curing the various
kindl Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
--latest from Lake superior.

The City of Cleveland, George H: Ryder,
Master, arrived early yesterday morning.
We are indebted to Mr.. T. G. Robinson, the
clerk, for the following memorandum:
Left OntonagOR Tuesday, the 2sd, at $50
A. NJ. Touched at Eagle River, Eagle Har-
Dor and Copper HarbOr.
Net propeller Iron City between Esgle
River and Eagle HsrbOr. Sch. FOntanelle
discharging cargo at Copper MarbOr.
Left Portage Wednesday at Il NJ.
LET Marquette Thursday at o'clock P.
NJ. Passed barque stanuard and schs. Nj
ian, Flight, and Hyphen. Net str. Planet
sbOvs Wh;tefsh Point. Propeller Mineral
Rock of IrOquOis. Str. Illinois passed
through the canal Thursday evening.
Left the sault Friday at A. N. Barqus
De Soto At sault sehs. Wellington and B.
Parsons below Eeebish. sohs, Yorktown
Arrow ct Mud Lake. Str. North stsF
ns..E snS Nary N. Boot at DstOur.
N ! -, 80 -. ontOnsgOn of Thunder Pay
80 - rg. ~n. Quite large feet o.
To...I. ,1.'.,,E vas was ns.,ed between Presque Isl'
and the mouth Of the riv, ~ SO'-.n 80 :. !.
The City of Cleveland bro, $4, 80 20,
passengers. Her cargo cOnsis., S,,. :. - =,
gross tons iron ore and ISO packages " -
this port.
She leaves for Lake Superior on Tuesday
evening next