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THE GRAFENBER9 FAMILY

. NE OULLp EN DLnE = AN Ii
/ u MEDICINES are grepaTed under the immedi-
Ets Eupsrvisi. Of Skillful Phs sitian, and they
/ may b. relied uBOn in 81 e-ses.
The intalliRence Of the community f5 rot fnaultsd
by the o1er Of q single modisine which elaiue1 q
all diseases. but the Grefen bel con-
BiBt Of eleven dinarent Medicines All upe0uaIle IL
the cure Of the diseases for hioh theF ale recon-
meJ ded among which may be selected one nupronri-
ana climate.
The GreisnboFg Vegetable pills are better thar
any ether nd Of Pills in the wOrid-pries . osnts
The Grefsnherg Uterine Uatholicon is an InfaHI-
bic rsmedy for all female diseasss-prica 9l,5a.
DS-Ths Uterine CaihOlicOn viii aiso cure gravel,
disease u the kidneyss urinary difficulty in malss
Ths Grsfsnberg sarsaparina Is By far the most
powerful Snd e9hoacious compound n use-prica 81
Ths Gr9ienherg Dysentery syrup Il certain and
quick remedy or all diseases Of the bOEels-prfo8 SOC
The Gr9fsnberg Pile Bsmedy nsvsr faiis to psrma-
nsntly relieve this dstrt ssIns diseass-priee 81.
The GrRfsnberg Children's Psnaesa "a an lnvalu-
aba pound in All diseases incident 70 children
The GfRfsnb berg EeVsr and Aguo Bemedy is a scV-
reign specific for this particular diseasgprce 51o
The Grsfenberg Green Mountain Uintmsnt ozosls
The arsl6nberg Consumptige'5 Balm affords re
most astonishing relief in all pulmonary copls1tI
New York, states thai Is has known the GrEisn5sfr
COnsumptIve's Balm used with Qeat success n
Dropsy. Ouf own npaIienee substantiafea his
The Gi sisnbeTg BeaIth Bitters are most pleasant
and delightful tonic ever prepaTed-prica 8 centa
The GIeionberg Eyo Lotion is unparalleled IN al
Inflammation or diseases Of the Egs-price = cents
M h. B. K1NaMET-Dear Sir: We fsel IL a dufv
We owe 70 the public, - state that Marahallig O.
thOlieoh Is a nedicine lnValuabls fJr Complaints
classsd under the hsad II Female Diseases NJ have
used your GfRianberg Medicines and have been
greatly henehtied thereby, % much 30, that we're
ne price double, We would have them Tothe thou-
sands Of our sex who suffering from weakna. saI
We would recommend tse Catholicon e. sure pana-
Ca. Il gives strength - the system aud enables
each Of the organs Of the body to perform ther sp-
propriste functions. Mrs. ". OATEk,
Ms il j. WEEEa
Miss q. sWQR1STETT
Medina March /, 1861.
DA-The above named Ladies We are personally 49,
quslntsd with, and know that for several ysarI,
H6iis we lived in Medina, they Eese great sunererl.
Miss 3. has been 20 badly AFFLICTED that It vita
dimculty she was abo 70 stand Upon her feet l1T
bottles q CatholicUn entiruy cuied her Of her COM
plants. Ny wife received great benefit frsm taig
medicine We recommend it 20 the Ladies q thi1
county aI safs and enc ent remedy tor the many
complaints they are subject to.
JOHN WEEEa
Editor Canheld Herald,
n. 3. KINGSLEY, Usrsland.
octlsdEI tsanaral 4senf aa- nhs..-
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PKHPARED By
DIR. J. @. AVER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS.


LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 Per Bottle; Six Bottles for 81.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
hos won for itself such renoWn for the cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
Il is entirely unnecessary for 20 recount the eVi
denoe OF Its virtues wherever il has been employed.
As has long been in constant use throughout thI
section, need not do more than assure the people
Its quality Is kept up to the best Il over has bes and
that il may be relied to do for their relief All Il
has ever beer found to do.
AYERS GATRARTT6 PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF
CoSttge1sss, Jaundfce, Dyspepsia, lBd0ssoH, Dyss3
tsTp, Foul Stomach, ElspelGS Hsdddche, Pie, RhelI
mdfisn, E-fpfions dad Skja DisadseE Liver OoaDl1f
DTopsy, TstteT, Ia1aors dBd Sal Rhea1, Worms Gouf
keIraLgia, a. DiaDsr PHI, 0sd for Purifying
Blood.
They ara sugsr-coatsd, 50 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aPerient in the world for all the purposes Of family
phyaic.
Price 25 cents Per Box; Five Boxes for SIyOl.
Great number OF Olergymen, Physicians, States-
men, and eminent persOnages have lent their namcs
70 certify tho unparalleled uBefulness Of these rene
dos but space here will not permit the insertion
of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
cur AsERIoAE ALMANAC, in which they given;
With also full descriptions Of the above oompaints
and the treatment that should be followed Or their
cure.
DO not be put on by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more prOtt on. Dc.
mand AYEa's, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there lie for them and they should have
Rss- an our remedies are for sale By VIZ. FEsKR
STRONG ARMSTRONG, =. 7. GATLoRD, and By al
Druggists.
thArtio Pills. are for Gale BY Churchill Brother,
v cOr5tar pubfic SduRrn and Ontario atraaf
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UNION CITY NOMINATIONS.

FoR JUSTICES.
EDWARD HEsSENlIURLLER,
L. ]. RIDER,
WELLS PORTER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-05
TRIESEMAR No, l.

Protected By Royal Letters Patent Of England and
seeured by tbs Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacis
de Paris, and the Inpsrisl College Of Medicine,
Vienna
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TRIESEMAR No. l,
Is the sfectual remedy for Relaxafion, sparmator-
rhOsa and exhaustion Of the System.
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
Completely and entirely orsdicatss all traces Of
those disorders for which Copavia and Cubebs have
generally been thought an antidote to the ruin q
the health OF 9 vast Portion OF the popula1i0n.
TRlESEMAR No. 8,
ls the great and remedy OF the civilized world
for all impurities Of the system, we'll secondary
symptoms; ObTiating the destructive usa Of HIercu
y, as we'll as other deleteriols ingredients, and
which al the Sarsaparila In the world cannot ~
move TBlESBMsR Eos. ., 2 and ars alike de-
void Of taste smell, and Of alt uaussafnF quali
ties. They are IN the torn Of lo1elss, and may lie
the tOi et table Withcut their being sus psced
sold in tin At IS each four So Eases in one
for s. aud in 81 cases, thus saving So as admins
tered By falpeau allsmand, Soak, Ge. Wholesale
ana Retail by DR.. II =. BAEROlH, 1o4 Biesr ker st
(iour doors from Mcpougai street, rev York. Im-
mediately r6csipt Of Temittancs, DR. Barrow viii
forward Iriesemar 70 any part Of the world securs-
y packed and addressed sceording 10 the instrne-
tons Of The writer.
~ -Triesemsr can also be obtained hy aufhoritV
Of Dr. Barrow from G. W. Clark, OleVt land.
septl7s359
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-05

Is the sHectual remedy for Relaxafion, spermatoi
rhRa and exhaustion Of the System.
TRTEEEM Ar NJ 2
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UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

sKTUROAY MORNING. OCT. 5, 1881.
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Z B. COBB 8 cos
HALF PRICE LIST.

We have printed Catalogue OF go different work
which offer at half price This CataloFne viii be
sent free to any one asking for it. Below siTe
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ELOURl FLOURIt FLOURlll
n Families obtain the best brands Of Flour,
viz: City Mills, F5e2ericksb9rg, Upper Ten, Har.
a. " J0EEs, Grocer,
teptl9 l0SHoffnan Block.
InISTEKS, VINEGAR, &c
" Baltimore OYSTERS in cans.
Baliows' celebrated Cider PioSIing Vinegar
English Dairy AID hamburg Cheese.
d. W. JONES, Grocer,
sep19 los Hofma1's Block.
I 1913 ONTARIO ST., YOU
IA will find good stock Of
GOLDFISH, SMOKED HALIBUT, No. ! MACKE-
Rel and HERRlhG-both salt and dried,
AlsO-a large stock Of SUGARS, both Brown and
Our TEAS, both Green and Black, are of the best
We have a splendid stock of
G R o C E R I E 8
of all kinds which we offer at the lowest cash prices
Ra- Please give US a call.
bakers BROMA, CHOCOLATE,
ID Cocoa, Cracked Cocoa, and all grades Of fresh
ground Ootise' and Spices g e. s17prP1oR ST
VI aoaiasH's RRio;sSs.
CHOICE HAMBURGH CHEESE
~ selling at q very low price at 49,
GEO. ID. bECks
$40 Superior st.
NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
FROM KENTUCKY WHITE WHEAT,
At A. NJ. PERRY 4 cos,
iy8 ll6 us Superior 81.
JUST ESTABLISHED,
No. 1874 ONTARIO STREET,
The New York Agency for the sale Of
G u NJ D R o P 8,
FANCY CONFECTIONERY, FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS AND WRAPPING PAPER.
The above named Goods will be
SOLD TO THE TRADE Ar NEW YORK PRICES.
Jys G. ALLEN 90.
DOR CHOICE BUTTER GO TO
IL BEOK'S.
D. BECK'S.
Cider vinegar, warranted pure, and all kinds of
3 bplces, can be found at GEO. ID. BECE'S,
30 superior street, Hoffman Block
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AYRRS OATRARTTa PILLR
FOR THE CURE OF
A NEW REMEDY,

| nS-Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, SarsapariIla and u
thArtio Pills, for Gale by Churchill Brother 3,
". corner Public SQUARE and Ontario street.
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8lnmbina.

Il. q. KINGSLEY, Clsvslsnd.
Ganarel Ascent 49, ahs...
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MO. l MAUKEKEL, SALMON.
IN and all kinds Of salt Fish at
Enuarfnr ctr
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the health Of vast portion Of The popula1i5n.
TRIESEMAR NJ q
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LHours ofoonsultati0n between 10 and s.
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ron GOVERNOR,
lAVID TOD, Of MAhoninE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04
octl5-1yl

rl,RUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
] day OF June, A. D., 1857, John Jackson and
Mary, his wife, executed unto Charles Powers Is
Trustee. certain deed Of Tssst, conveying to
said Trustee tho land in Scott county, Iowa, des-
cribed as follows, TO- wit: All that certain tract
or parcel Of land bounded ami described Is fol-
lows: Beginning at the northwest corner Of the
west half Of the north west quarter Of section No.
nineteen Qs,) in township seventy eight U.s.,
north OF range :our 40 east OF the fifth 10Th }
principal meIldisn thence east twenty seven and
one half (27la rods thence south seventy five
(15) rods, mole or less, to the centre of Duck
Creek; thence following the meadrics OF said
Duck Creek to the west line OF said half quarter
section; thence north seventy-fve (75) rods, mere
| or less, to the place Of beginning, being twelve
(l2) acres Of the west half Of certain tract Of
land containing thirty 800 acres conveyed by
John Hacker to Joseph :. Wood ward by deed, re-
corded in the Recorders Office Of Scott county
March 1Oth. ls43, in book b, page 2S6 and 2S9,
which said deed Of Trust is recorded in the Re-
corder's office of Scott county, Iowa. in book "L''
Of mortgages, page SO4, and made by said
Jackson and wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of q certain piomissory note, signed by
said John r. Jackson, dated the t9th day of upe.
A. d., 1857, for the sum Of six hundred and
twenty dollars, payablei in one year after date, at
the Office Of Tallman, Powers 4 Mclean, in Da-
venport aforesaid.
And tho said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Jackson having failed to pay
the same, and the said Charles Powers, said
Trustee, named in said deed, having died. and th .
County Judge Of Scott county, lows, having ~
pointed me, John G. Bills, Trustee, in the place
and stead Of said Charles Powers, pursuant to
the provisions of said decd Of Trust, l, John q.
Bills, Trustee, so appointed aforesaid, do give
this public notice. in ,puyssnanee Of the power
in me vested, that will on Thursday the 4th day
Of February, A. D., 1861, 1t the hour # O'Clock
in the afternoon Of said day, At the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for sale. at public auction, the parcel Of land
above describe d. or % much thereof a. shall be
necessary to satisfy the amount Of said note with
the interest thereon to the day If sale, together
with all the costs and expenses ATTENDING said
sale, costs of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated Davenport, January 2lst, A. D., 1861.
JOHN q. BILLS.
Trustee by appointment Of Couaty Judge.
ian23-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

This day FEB. 4th,) 10 the day named
in the virginis resolutions, for the -
sembling 1t Warrington two Of thu
several States, or SO many thereof Al
have decided TO cooperate with Vir
ginia, Tor the purpose Of endeavoring &c
contrive some means by which the pres
emit unhappy controversies may be set
tied 40 AZ to afford all sections Of the
Uuiou their just and proper rights un
der the Constitution.
To the call Of Virginia, large mum.
Der Of States have promptly responded
and as the Commissioners from each are
already 10 session, we may soon expect
to hear what the chances Of the perpe.
tuity Of the Union may be. 10 that
Convention, will be found cool headed
conservative, Union-loving men from
both sides Of Mason and D:xon's line
and it is much to be hoped that thei'
deliberations will be Of such . charac.
ter as will infuse fresh hope into the
hearts OF the people. We could have
desired nothing better than that every
State be represented in that meeting,
yet we have sort Of prcsentiment that
the labors of those who do meet there
will be OF such q character ~ will
strengthen the country.
II it should SO happen that there can
be no agreement by the Commissioners,
then the matter VI secession or no scces-
sion will be decided upon by Virginia,
and if we may form any opinion of the
political feeling of that State from the
SO called "Virginia Resolutions" there
can be no manner of doubt Is to the posi-
ton she will take-she will go with the
South; and when Virginia goes-when
the "Old Dominion takes such an i'm
portant step the game is up-every
Southern State--every slave State will
follow her example-and tho Union will
be fairly dissolved.
Thus 1t is seen how much depends
upon the action OF that body which
meets at Washington to-day. 1t seems
as though the future destiny Of the ma
tion---for veal or woe, hangs upon their
acts. Let US patiently wait the result
Of their attempts at compromise. Ii
they present a peaceful solution, we may
count on better days, for We believe their
recommendations, unanimously present
ed, will exercise powerful influence.
Let US hope for the best.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04
The Territories.

The annexed table, as communicated
by correspondent, has been made out
from the report Of the Commissioners
of Public Lands, and shows that the
division Of Territor, proposed by adopt
ing the lice OF SO degrees 80 minutes
would be very fair arrangement, Civ
ing to both the North and South a
quantity cery nearly in proportion to
their respective popnlatlons-to the
Norlh 1873 ,9G5 square miles for pop
ulation oi nineteen millions. and 10 the
Ssulh l,203,7ll square miles for pop
ulation Of twelve mil ions
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

WAR IL THE MATTER l-The com.
plant with the Republicans, all along
has been that "free speech" was not al.
lowed at, the South-but the complaint
Oust now be shared with the North
Helper not allowed to lecture Beech.
er in trouble! Stephen G. Foster. Su.
san B. Anthony, and other negrophilists
oil obliged, by . mob. to "shut mp" even
in Rome-ins the strong Republican
county of Oneida! What can the
matter be I
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NETWORK WIRE MILL.
NELSON 4 RICHMOND

AANuSACTURBRs %, AND DsALBRe N
WIR e or ALL DESCRIPTIONe
DARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO Or
y ders sent to their wsret ouse, 81 Jan street,
y. T., which will be filled PROMPTLY, and have
sPEuDY dispstch.
Circulars furnished giving discount from List,
Or nett prices II Lowys1 nAsxIr nA1Es.
Tnnafs :. Sia ndhlh3'' Hoo, paSsbse q Bank
with cusrent Sate ct E1ehauge on New York. o.
8 Per cenk ~ foe Cash. !.
WIZ adsah i 9lS5s hF "a NV yoaE.
nnA1~AkUaA .%N31 Of &i1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

COKICIEG SOUTHERN STATES. -
SHRAkIEG The WoLr.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer, commenting upon the threats
Of coercion against the South, recalls
the illustration Of Charles James Fox in
the debate 10 the English Parliamen,
on taxing the American colonies. lie
said I've quote from memory: Blu:
the noble lord tells us we have right
to tax America, and therefore we ought
to tax America. Not inferior in wisdom
to this was that Of the man who re-
solved to shear wolf. What! Shear
. VOL! Have you considered the dan.
ger, the difficulty, the resistance Of the
a.temptl No." says the mailman,
"I've considered nothing but the right
Man las right of dominion over beasts
OF the forest, and therefore will shear
the wolf"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

A journeyman mechanic in Connect
icnt, being out Of work, and having q
family to support, called upon gentle
man Of the village, to see if he could
not give him something to do. The
gentleman asked him what kind of work
he could do, besides following bis trade.
"Oh, most anything" said the man.
The gentleman bethought himself .
moment, and then asked:
you're Wide-Awake, 1 believe j? -
eyes, sir"
slave You got your cape and hat
yeti"
"Yes, SIR"
"Wel, it you will put them on, and
walk about the streets with = label at
tschcd to the cape
'IHE LAST OF THE WDs-AwAKEs.'
III give You dollar and . half per day
for the service"
II will" said the man.
And at the last accounts he had been
working at his new trade several davs,
~ T. Josvnal Of C.nsmsyos.
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Notice.

i bought ont the frm Of A. 1 G. WGBER, and
will continuance the business ct the old stand
where he will be happy to receive tho patronage
Of the customers Of the old firm. Messrs A. / O.
Weber will be 10 Attendance ~ my agents.
Davenport, January ~, 1861.
fryl -d9w ADAM NOEL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04
Very Bad but Very Good.

\ party OF negroes in Ithaca, New
IorA, recently de ded to nave bali. 1t
took p ace about SIX miles on: of Il e
cty. md they engaged splendid six
EOrse team 10 take them to the spot.
The owner CT the team, well known
white livery table keeper OF Ithaca, not
~istin. u nirust his team 10 the care
" ans one cl.c, resolved TO drive 1t him
self Alter the ball was opened, one OF
the darkey managers politely invited the
gentleman to 90 III As a spectator, II he
pleaseo, and he did 50. After while,
the negroes becoming aroused by the
dance, the odor Oh the room became
lightly Objectionable. As the ball pro-
sressei, the aroma became strc niger and
stronger, until he concluded TO leave.
Just at tina, moment he saw number OF
darkies in consultation, and one OF them
approached him with much politeness,
and informed him that the ladies re-
quested that he should leave the room.
The darkey stated that he regretted to
make the request, but that the ladies' in
sisted, because they saddle smell too
much Of the stable
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

co1poS ssns r-l.. y, 49, !. p.e-
pie. VI ssvsr Ne Lssnsd a - Dthops PHI
ie.opa ) nay 4 = q. ee.sy. Ao. them
good1hing - IL nar'tA1s sllIliy dsmoar
srated. and they will not hesitate to give it their
NEST cordial patronage. The masses have alrsa-
dy ratified the jsdsnsst Of physician, concern
ing The virtues e HOsTkTTER'S BITTERS, -
may Be seen BY the immense quantities Of this
medicine which sss annually sold in every section
Of the land. 1t 10 now recognised ~ greatly SUI
psrior To oil other nsdcines yet devised fpr dis
eases Of the digestive organs, such - diarrhea,
dyssntssy. dyspspsia. and FOX the Various fevsEs
that arise from arrangement Of those portieus
Of thesysteln. Doststter's name il rapidly be-
coming household word, from Maine to Texas,
from the shores Of the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Try the article aa1 b sstia6sd.y
Sold BY al druggists in the world.
janl3-d&w1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

It u said that Peru il Coming into the
world - . cotton grower; $4,000 bales
Of her cotton having just been sest
aoroes the lsthmaA most Of Il q Hhtobe,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04
3l3,32y
sg0,3s2
l,2G3'7ll
Total .l,7s5,965
Population .ls, 900, 900
80 -~--------
Railroad Meeting at Upton.


Railroad Meeting at Upton.
From the Upton Democrat We learn
that a Railroad meeting has recently
been held at that town for the purpose
OF laying before the stockholders the
condition and necessities OF the Upton
Railroads.
The Tiptonians contemplate road
running from Wilton Junction on the
NJ. & M. X. II. to connect with the Z.
l. L. N. Railroad, and also with the Du.
buque Western. A spirit Of determine
ton pervaded NE meeting IS will be
seen by the following:
Resolred, That We are determined tc
have Railroad; and that We will put
our shoulder to tho wheel and will moi
rest until We have completed it. Car
ried.
We are glad to see the spirit thu,
eyinced, and trust the road will b,
built.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04
THE IL CLAIRE HOUSE!

@3F4s&4 f4Afs g@N4NA I'D
~ THE FIRST DAT or 1BBRUARY THIS
~ wel-kasvA nelsl will beopensd Soe ~ -
ssption Of 9usetes Ths house hes tssn thosoagh-
y cleaned painted, papsss1 and furnished. 4
Dsv 4iteheos lssadsy, eta, hsvs hem built and
y shest - hosseh ~ y bettsrsoadisioa tAAa
The spbserbss, iesnssiy Il IL Hsots Hosss,
hos tAksa Long leaas of Che Hsnisees as6 viii
o6sr superior inducements for the aecomnodAtioe
= ths tsvslisg pshai4 L44 NH
.gA1JA 10 y -
Ore UsssedrS1 D0u Oo0vA(fo
tess 4o4.a < ,aafr s. :. y ssSsQfss
s. ;. n: :issP Ps' =. 2.
invited 70 call I'D select their apastnsnts with
Il - ( ~ SAW ,.;saIs..d xssA Ne House.
- P..J, GILLETT, Agent.
800 ta5 aess
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

FAMILY QuARREL.-The Des Moines
Obnsnsosveolth, appointment Republican
organ, thus pitches into those Republican
sheets which don't like Stewards speech
Dos'r LIKE Ir.-There are quite a
number of oar Republican ootempora
ries which of late show signs Of dislike
toward tie recent speech Of Gov. Sew
ard. What y The matter, gentlemen
Ten days go, THE was the CREATES,
spsech Inst CIV Seward hsd ever de-
liverod-now, from some ca9se which
~ vill - atAenpt - szP'a'a-the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-04

SusPEsDxp.-The Washington Con-
stitution has ceased to exist. The with
drawal Of the government patronage fin
ished the concern completely, as was
supposed at the time. Mr.. Browne, ed
itor, proposes to reopen at some other
point before loug.