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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

HNRUSTEE'S SALE w hereas on the 18th
/ day Of October, a. ID 1859, Henry Gertz and
Sophia Gertz, his wife, executed unto Charlie
VIM Grave as Trustee eertsin deed of trust.
conveying to said Trustee the land in scott coun-
w. Iowa described as fo.sws, to-wi,: Inc south
ca quarler OF section thirty $50, in township
seventy nine 70 north OF range No. four 4.
cast of the 18th L. NJ. which said deed re-
corded in the Recorders Office ct saii Scott coDn-
~ January 20,h, lo60, in books OF NOR cages,
page I3 !, and was made for the purpose of secur
lur the paymcnt Of five certain lromlssery notes
Of even date ,herewiih, executed by the said
Henry Gertz to =. SuseDuhl, Sen, for the fol-
lowing sums, viz: The first for $3.50, tie second
for 81 0, the third for $500, the fourth for 500,
the fifth for $500 payable en- the 3lst day o IDe
cember, in the years 1852 1850, 1861, ls62 and
iSsS respec lively, with interes: thereon at the
rate Of ten Der cent Ier annum from December
3lst, 1859, the semi-annuaily interest TO be PAID
on the frs, day OF October ard last day OF De-
CEN Der in each year, with proviso that II any
interest or any principal sum snuuld remain un
paid a ter the same was due ana payao!e, then
The whole amouut Of the said notes should be
payable Immediately. And, whereas the semi
ANNUALLY interests have hecoule due and payable
on the urst day OF October, 1901, ard the said
Henry .icI;z has failed 70 Jay the same, the whole
amount Of The three las; mentioned notes Is Low
due and pays bic. being the sum of five thousand
So Uo0l do lars, with ten per cent per annum III.
teres, from the 3lst day Of december, A. D.,
1850; and whereas the said Charles Wm. Grave,
Trustee aforesaid. is absent from and a nou-resi
dent of the Sta e:of Iowa and the acting County
Judge of Scott county. Iowa, has appointed ne io
act as Trustee under s4ii deed Of trust and TO ex
ecu,e all the tru-ts therein named. Now, there.
fore, Bieih Peters, Trustee by appointment OF
, the County Jndse as aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of the power
which is in me vested by said deed OF trust and
said appoin men', ! viii on Tuesday, the zls'
Jay of January. A. b 1852, at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, 8; the Cour
II use door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale at public ction, tito parcel Of !,na
| above described. or so much thereof as shall be
| necessary to satisfy and pay the amount las
aforesaid with the interest thereon to the day Of
sale. together with all the costs and expenses at
tenGing said sale. and the costs OF this notice and
trustees fees. Upon the completion OF said sale,
o deed will be given in accordance with the stip-
uiation of said deed O. trust, conveying the tract
Of land sold TO the purchaser.
| Dated the goth day of December, A. D., lsol.
! BLEiK PETERS. Trustee,
dc2s BY appointment of County Judge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
ARRIVAL l. UkPARTuKE UF MAILS.
Post ONCE at Davenport, I0sCa.

EASTERN MArL-via G r R-Closes at S
O'Clock NJ Closes at - O'clock N arrives
at lU O'Clock arrives at SL o'clock Nj
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAlL-via NJ : RR-Closes at 81
o'clock A NJ ; arrives at o'clock P II, Sundays
excepted.
NoaTnEaN MAIL-via Lyons 4 Camanche-
Closes at o'clock p NJ arriyesat 8 O'Clock p NJ.
NORTHERN NAIL-Via Dewitt d Maouoketa-
Closes Sunday. tuesday and Thursday al o'clock
pm arrives Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday at
o'clock T ".
ROUTE No. l0e77-Via Blue Grass, etc-C!oses
Monday, Wednesday and Friday al o'clock N
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at 9
o'clock pm.
RourE No. lo9is Via Tipton-C,oses Tuesisy
ard Friday al : ocl0cd u arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL O'Clock NJ.
SoUruEaN MIL-Via Burlington l. keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday AID Frilay a, O'clock P
VI arrives Monday, ednesisy and Friday at !
o'clock a NJ
KorrE No. l09f-yia IuEa,o-C!oses Friday
at o'clvck \ NJ arrives SATURDAY al G o'clock
PM.
koUrE No. l09j0-yia AnnaToaa Walnut
Fork>-Closes Thursday at u VI arrives Thurs
day at II O'clock III.
iIouRs-oflce open az o'clock A II closes a,
? o'clock z Nj Uihee open ON Sunday from te
lv oelcc A VI.
t8y- As the pfiucipa! mails are carried by Raj
10 ad, all the time A. stated in the above notice
will be RAIL koAD lIA.. the clock in the Super
intendants Office, II & NJ Depot, being the stand
ard CiiAS. Ii. ELGhluGE, P. Nj.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
From the South.

" HAsHINuTo>, Dec 81
The Richmond Z talt.r Of IGee4.y, greatly
fear that tie United 'ates vi surrender i.as 1
atG sNae.l 10 the British authorities. II add :
" he nitei States vii subu4i, to shame vet
unrec ried ia the annals e the history uf auy
tin, rather than disturb Il cir internal pur.
pess Z silAd into tie eartn the liberties ot the
south. III the abjcci submission demanded the
lnitei States may avert, bu, only Tor a while, q
war wta treat Britain
ibe Ira nine says that feet j. ECw We a.oi
urgent aesderafum wi 0 the South, and ceI.sures
the Confederate Government ani tie Ofi:ers Of
, the Confederate navy the.l -;nsuiaI turIii 1ae
, Ia all matters pertaining to hips. during tie
whole progress OF the war. The Errmtaer con-
taias e3sious extracts from No.theIu papers, up
Il tie "a Inst.
Inc general pproir.atian Bill approved by
pfesident DAVIS. aplroffiat.. ior the army about
si2fy millions e 30 ale, a.d III tie Lazy about
forty million, Of dollars.
The naturalization lsw has passed the Contcie-
rate Congress, whiel eStenls * provisions - al
who IRE engaged in tic Lava. service J; tie Con
iederaey Daring the wer.
The Nashville dls patches Q. the -t1 nst., Sc,
that gold so.a there OF the PSI, at - Igr cert.
premium, which is decline Of Is Ter cent. IN
former prices. Some Gays ego j; SID at 40 per
cent. n enium.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
From New Orleans.

Nhitt''' ~.
Special to tie Chicago Tribune
Two gentlemen arrived here to-day from New
Orleans Oue Of them says he passed a great
many troops al Grand Junction. Oh their way 20
New OreaHs. lie says that the militia at New
orleans are without Arms. cut tty are anu 3
a great uany small arms from Hryana. Some OF
Butler's troops are reported 10 have landed at
Mississippi City, about sixty miles from New Or
cans. Il made great scarce among them. He
say. the only currency they have is omnibus tick
ets and Confederate scrip. There are thirty II
fed cannon on the entreDchments two miles south
If the city. ani floating battery Of twenty guns
in front Of the city. The floating battery at Go
umbu had 20 guns, Is Of which are inch, ami
the two end guns arc ten inch rihed coluubiads
Que Of the party was driven out by mob o.. last;
>atarday, for sayin, taat be thou sht the Stars
andStr pes would icat over New Orleans in sixty
days He has been confined for three days al
Columbus, and during that time FIVE thousand
troops had left for Bowling Green, ard he heard
several times that forty prisoners taken at the
skirmsh al Green River, were shot to revenge the
death Of Col. Terry. Ii says that Columbus i
their great hope. One Of the regiments at New
Orleans, he say, carries the black flag, and they
say they will neither give nor take quarter. lie
says if ever the Stars and Stripes foa, over New
Orleans again they will never be lowered. Ii is a
complete rei.n Of terror. The na,na Of my in
forns nj is joseph b. Hubbard, formerly OF Gin
cinnaai.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
From Missouri.

0TTERvILiE Dec. II.
rrisoneT who e.cared from the rebel camp a;
HunsUnyiie .as SatuTu-y reports that when Inc
news that Gen. Poi c. Ce.4lry had dri:en in Gea.
Rains pickets to Johrstown, was received by
Pree's army, the Creates conformation lfes aied
IN tie te cauI. Cavalry, artillery, infantry
AM .rarge unatmed recruits were i.ixed UP n
terrible confusion, and nany hou.s apsei before
anything Ike order was restored. TGe retreat II
the wh9.e army commenced as soon afterwards as
possible and 80 fearful were they o. pursuit that
they ournei tr dges and every obstruction in the
way q the fancied Iur even the celebrated
tr dge nit by Gen. Fremont acro.s the O.ag &c
river at Warsaw was not spared ty 'h. f.ilg
rebels.
1t is rtioTtei tia: one regimen; WAS let q the
Usage, q ari, and that seyers small bo3ies
are scattered through the couatry ab0u. ar.ena-
burg Collecting supplies.
a c..v.iry force mas been cent in pursuit {. n N
but -ur b.rses S. worn and veas. y other n.
forced marches hs: there is little iospect Of oai
tur.ns these rebel baaG..
The last report .toin Price IS that lie passed
through Springfield r.We TO Arkansas. Iii.
pretty certain .ha: he vii hot attempt T. setu j
this gi.tcr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER - ,ee,
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Military Operations in Missouri.


~ ~. Lel Is Zee. -
.V'.ossas rs iesune q ne feseaf military o.
ei4sl"is IN AlsiVari, l. obta.2sd from reliable
w. w..
.-aln .Ie iass sss Fesxs, tie lai9n army
f. 80 lepeaS, ino'uding atoal seventy
'ssioled ieeFs and two hundred horses and
nlis-t e'eFeh hhaaiea stand Of arms, two tons of
o.'e hundred Wag .ps, a. IN ne1se AN uni
:. eV.l A!ss4'y stores ana camp tqnipage, anl
io1hafy III i-e1iagt n use4 oy the rebels ios
csshhs cam n, sao. AID saeils. Most 0! the
. .sosi eiat's Alts afi' inciuling 'ei.y h3At-,
na.e NSeh de''fo5ed ef ealtured; pretty clean
"a oeeh made yi the "ao.e country be
nh "esh 'ne slssoIfi AID osate rivtTs, and General
- 4" itoih az -HPp.4es an recruits from
- = IA iu,1 retfea, for Arkansas,
- .hs VIE army, AAsiuS PASSED through
- soiaAt 49, oar i0as, Ia accom-
's'.'''s 49, iSaht II ait' has 1t eS,eeiei
o'ig Tt : -.ii14eu l.i.ied aAd souaded.
a,e 'As it@i.s 2. 'le nfl..laI-, aL4 stIate-
- eoolAauons q req. HsiecS, shiea have
III. 80 "oS eAeept.d hy oens. rope fFentlss and
r, 80 'sn, =; AVIS, oi cFt su..ler iau-e,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
From New York.

Ngw OAK, Dee. y.
A letter has been received fr N Archbishop
Hughes stating that his health has been g-eat.y
improved by his voyage.
News by the Aiago confirms the repor. that
Prince Nopoleon has exercised an influence favor
able to this country since his return 10 France.
The London Tunes Paris Correspondent states
distinctly that the Emperor and his Minis: ter have
maize up thei: minds TO countenance the Suu,he u
Confeieracy even to the extent o. recognizing it
at an early day, bu, have 50 far been prevented
from making tne.r feelings known to the press
and nation through the influence Of Prince Napo-
een. 1t is said he is preparing speech for dely-
cry in the French Senate, taking Northern view
of our internal trouble.
TIE schooner Onve Branch from Boston at Aux
Cages, reports having been chased bya brig snow
ing i'rtish colo-s, ana saw great number q men
on ner decks, and supposed hsr to be rriratosr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
Important from Missouri.
ST. Louis, Dec. IS.
fSpecjal 70 the Cbicsro Tribune

Especial 10 the Chicago Tribune.
The Eseaiaq Democrat says Kansas Cartain,
who reached this city igesday, gives some
ste Information from the headquarters IF the
rebel army. He was captu ei sorns weeks ago by
ii. Gorion's guard. in Platte county, and was
taken 10 Price canp on the Usage. lie says that
Thursday last, ranie prevailed in the rebel
camp, IN consequence Of the vigorous N 9veinelt
of Gen, Pope from Sedaiia and that the order
vas given in the rebel camp to move Southwark
On Friday.
Prices command, which he saws numbers about
ten thousand men. b had reached II rma usvile At
that place he our niormant) was discharged on
parole, ami q, once made his way to the North.
lie saws the rebels under the Impression th at
zen. Halleck has projected an expedition trum
Rela 10 cat off Their retreat.
The guards at the bridges on the Sou INVEST
branch of the Pacific RaiIo4d, have been stieng h.
eued by detachmenis of the ID Illinois cavalry
and Seth Illinois. from kolla.
Gen. Curtis ie.. this morning for Rolla, having
been ordered thither by Cen. l-al!eck. 1t j:
auth oritatively stated that he is determined to
take the fed at once. A regiment Of cavalry also
left to-day.
Lonsuemarc, whore arrest was telegraphed
Tuesday night, has been committed in default OF
$4,000 bail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

ANOTHER WoRD.-At the meeting Of
the Agricultural Board yesterday. Commit
tee Of three was appointed 10 wait upon citi
z.us and ascertain hos much they will give
ior the sake Of having the State Fair held At
this place next year. That Committee has
commenced work and will caussse pretty
thoroughly to-day. and whether the Fair comes
here or not will be based entirely upon the
willingness Of the people to subscribe. Let
thos4 who want it and expect to Re prodted
by the operation. put down their names and
fgues with liberal hand. The Society is not
over etxious ahont 1t - it will be loair e
game for it but the people have frequebtly
Expressed desire for State Fair, and now let
US see whether they mean what they say
The action Of this day will decide the question
for the next tvo years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
Canadian News.

MONTREAL. Dec. -.
TIE recent announcement tnrou Il III. Cau4l
an papers that the i,ary authorities have de-
cilcd to build tc.e-ral.. line between Quebec
and Hal fax was, ut least. premature as 10 decis
on has been ye; mace by the propeT au tloritie..
lae cxi tn: telegraph company have. We learn,
coatenl dated the extension Of their Farther
Point ae some 20 miles to Gaze Roster, On the
Gu.gof 81. Lawrence via. Campbe.siown al III e
bay # thaIons. If th.s enterprise sAcrld lie
carried oEt, the news by the Canadian line Of
ste iners will be receive. at least one day srlior
than heretofore by way ot Factber Point, and the
exielded wires viii also iIilg into te.erra phic
connection several very imroItant fishing atols
or the lower gulf shore should the line he ex-
tended as proposed to Cape ko..ter. Il is urier-
stood Ill at the steamers TO and from QGtbec ami
LiverIo9l vii make that Iort Of ca.l next sea-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
From FOtt Monroe.

F. IoSaoE Dee e6.
A fag Of truce took an immense quantity OF
clothing to Nor.ol hi. Z. NJ, destined Tor Feler
81 prisoners Syuih.
The gun-ooat keystone State arrived here yes
teriay p. NJ from Bermuia. Shohas been in pur-
SUI Q. the pirate Sumter, but has not seen her.
The brig Empire, from Boston via Newport, ar
rived here this j. Il. She has an assorted cargo
Of apples, preserved meats and such articles, des-
tined for Pert Royal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
Steamer News.

HALIFAX, Dec. 81
TIE steamship Europa arrived at five o'clock,
and sailed at A. N. Mason and Slidell wore NJ t
on board.
The Persia reach ed Bic yesterday.
The Australasia ATTEMPTED to go up the St.
Lawrence, but came back n account Ct ice. She
will not land any troops, but sail fer New Bruins
wick tc-dsy.
The 62d Regiment win be sent to St. Johns to-
morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
THE MARKETS.
OAIIl REfOhI.
OSv:cE or THE DEkocRAT AND NKws,l
ErliaYLYe Decenher 2I lei
DAILY REPORT

Ovr:cE OF rHE DKxocRAT AND NKwsL
Friday Eve, December a. 1861.
| The grain i very steady and prices firm at yes
Arday's quotations. Dressed Hogs are a shade
higher. We quote:
fLoUx- $3.50 wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship
nen,s 600 brl.
WHKAr-MsIket active at 5o@.,c. Choice
lots Soc. Receipts 2,959 bu Shipments o. ls5 bu
BAkLEY.-Quiet at I5Q sc. Receipts e2l bu
shipments So bu.
Conx-Dull at ly@llc. Receipts 23o bu.
OArs-Lite doing. We quote at l2n@l3c.
Receipt. III bu.
DREssEo HoGs.-s2.50 for light, and 81 .6o@
2.z5 foT heavy. Receipts 81 head. Shipment. a
head.
Hay Prairie sl45 per ton. Timothy s..
Bran Shipments car load.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Dec. -.
The market was frmer too day in most branches
,hougl. there is no quo. able advance in prices
Nes- iork wa* IN good 6emAud al S..@1is. Hogs
dressed in good 'cquest live Hogs dull, owing
u the un'avovabe weather
FLoU a.-Duil. Sales at - o..
W HEAT -hhrket nfmer ara shefe tlg9er.-
sales, MOL o3gos No. 2, 65G651! rejected, IL
"a 5IJ4.
Coas.-Firm. &c in store.
ilOGa.-bul'. sales range from s2.fQ62.G0.
HipEs Quie. AMI demand light.
k&cHAhGs--!E active deusnd at y per cent.
premium God at 4. . pr cent. prem.
New York Market.
NKw YogK, December -.
FLOUR Market dull, ard without important
change.
WHEAT Market without change
Consolidated qutct. 10 state and estern.
aTE-Steady, fsls3tc.
lLRLEY.-Qulet at t0e. SIC.
OATs-MArket irnler. ~ GA3 &c Ca,sdian and
Western
ross-s,eady. sl5eoGl5.5o Mess s9.,21!s
975 Prime
WH,sKr.-Steady at le@l9j3c.
New YOrn Stock Market.
NEw YORK, Dec 81.
No 6s, 80 Va, Al y. c., 50 NJ. -, q
coupons, y.
Foreign Markets.
liysRrooL, Dec II.
Markets per steamer Niagara
Cons i closed at 9ha a q0:-.
Flour quiet but steady at 30s rs.
Wheat steady. Red Western losG'3s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
From New York.

NEW lORH, Dec. Il.
letter frrn Por; Royal, reports tie occupation
OF Fenwck Island by troops a the extend
ing Of our lines 10 Eiisto iiser, 3, miles from
Charleston.
The evening papers have ridiculous specials
fr4m Washington. that Lord Lyons instead of
making issue on the Mas and sliieil affair, has
revived the Maine boundary question, densudir 2
the rclinq i-amsnt Of a part Of that State 70 In.
land.
Tic excitement and rise in the stock market
this p II. i. altribated to the impression that q
suspension. o! .eusiTe payI ents il specie b. tie
banks vii p-ereae the nevt large Treasury neg
tiations
The House Investigating Committee left Wash
ing.on to-say for Cincinnati.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
W edme>day Evening, Ian. Is

Tickets. o. cents,
10 be obtaia ed at the ofi,e Of the Band No. !.
West Third street, between Brady and Main,
dc2s-ul JOHN CAMERON, Leader.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
CLARK Il llOIT

7NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
- Pianos ami Harmonic Aeodeons trem the
best Eastern manufactures OF the most approve
patterns, ami at prices that defy CT mpeti;ion No.
i40 Brady s,rsst, Davenport, Iowa. lsp9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
From uShingtOn.

WAsaISoTcN, Lee. q.
President, Ii.coln, accom- an;el by Captain
Dllgreen visited the Pensacola to-day On her trial
trip.
Cols. Neagher and Asboth have been recon-
mended as Brigaiier Generals.
Gen. Rosecranz a.r.vei here from Western vI-
gna today.
TEe Pre.s5en. has approved the b.l proyiJins
for the appointment Of three Comm ssiouers iEon
each loyal State, to visit tie cenIs and 70 re-
ceive and forward to dc friends and families 0.
sol Tiers, the latters alloiments u pay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
n U IC E.
THE BURNS CLUB BALL

L = h T. IA a 1'0 H all.
Corner Of Hifiey AMI Second streets. Tickets
Fifty Gents, t. be had at WM. YUUNGS Grocer,
Store cerner Of Eocs Island and Second streets
or Of any If The mem bers.
dc27-ttl J. CAWLEY, Secy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
Bank Notice.

THE BANKING HOUSE OF LOUIS A.
i MAcKLor Will bc closed On Wednesday. 25ih
Dec. Christmas Day, AMI on Wednesday, Jan
ist New Years Day. dc24-tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

TnE GERMAN REGIMENr.-We learn
from Der Demokrat that Capt. EATER, OF Fort
Madison, has arrived with fourteen men for his
company, and that he has thirty-four more at
that place who are only waiting for an oppor'
tuoitv to get across the ice go as to come
along These win fill the company. Capt.
Riehl, Of Dubuque. has full comp, my. though
. portion Of his men are waiting for passes to
come down. Capt. Stuhr, Of this city, lacks
only three men Of having > full company
There are nov five full companies in the regi-
ment and the .ixth will soon be organized
The prospect Of filling up u fair We should
think
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

Too MEAN TO BURN.-Y esterday
morning one OF our citizens attempted to start
Ere In his sitting room stove. and as ueual
placed at the bottom a piece Of newspaper.
la match was applied but the paper would
only char without blazing. Curiosity induced
the gentleman to examine the remainder OF a
paper which, under such urgent circumstances
refused TO burn, when he disoos sered he had
been using q portion OF the New York hide
pendent and no longer wondered at his III
success. The paper was too pesky mean 10
burn We think the editors Of the Ialepend
snt stand good show of being vel! scorched
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
j, Gs sIiUh u,

% ~ SIfV"
T OG PUMP MAKEh &c FlCE, OPPOSITE
II Post O,ice, DayeaIcr'. Iowa.
my2 d&wH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
TIL E CITY,.

EsLIsIED.-Quite a number Of our
young men have recently enlisted 10 Capt.
William company. and are in for the war al d
are bound to see it through.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28
.v'Ofire.

THHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
/ stork o. Stoves, T Ware, etc. to J. Z. Pur-
NAM A Co., would respectfully recommend them 10
the patronage Of the public, and to his old Gus
toners in Yarticular. JOHN +. LONATh.
= t,,,l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

Tue SPIRIT OF TIE PULrIr.-G. =.
Putnam il publishing volume OF sermons
delivered by euiDent dvines OF both North
and South. referring TO the present crisis. i. Is
published in numbers-each number 30 cents
con aiming 60 psges. The intelligent public
|will see at glace that this is . book for the
|times, and one that will be read with greai
Interest The fr.t'part is issued. The second
part will he devoted to Thanksgiving Day SER
|mons. To be ottaiIei al the news depots, or
Through the publisher.
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Dissolution Of Parincr.hip.

,T'HE CO-PARTNERSHiP HERETOFORE
/ existing between d. Moss 4 &. koskSBEk-
GER in the
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Decisions. the Supreme Court
the cases of Bos. wick We. Powers, Trustees Of
the Iowa College We. lill, Shields vs. Logan,
appealed from scott county. were affirmed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

PERsoNAL.-I,. Governor Rusch ar
rived home. from Des Moines. on Thursday
Light. He has been there to attend the ses.
sion Of the state Board of Education.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

ThINIIY FEs1lvAL.-The Festival Of
the Sabbath School Scholars at Metropolitan
Hall last evening was fully attended, and vas
on. Of the most interesting and delightful oc-
casons OF the season. The little ones took
many a chsrming present from the bountiful
Christmas trees. which made their young
dulgei in oy siers and other de!icaces OF the
season with considerable activity. The occa.
zion was very pleasant, and We should think
profitable one.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

LIZ Claire Howard AssocIAIIoN.
The sixth annual ball of this association viii
be given at D.stnror iialI, in L. Clair, or
Weinesday evening next January 1T. lej2
Tie ladies iarnish the supper. White's Band
the music. aud the entire proceeds to Re
give TO the poor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-28

ASormKR PhEsENrATIos.-Cap Will
Hams. al Camp Mcclellan, was presented with
sword on Ihursjay by his approaching
friend. he presentation speech was made by
sloqu uent aud patriotic effort