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RETURNED -Jno. G. Nicolsy, Esq = the Private
Secretary of the President, returned to his post In
this city this morning. from his recent brief visit
TO his home In Illinois
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lNsusREcrIoS AMONG MISSISSIPPI TRoop,-A
recent letter from Mississippi says &c There has
been insubord nation am ,ng the troopa st Co,inth
place In the northwest part Of the State whittier
the troops all 90 to encsmp previous to being sent
North These soldiers refused to obey the cap
talns ofders, ana another company was obliged
TO take up arms to bring them to terms II N aid
that seven were killed. Nothing.is said about N
In the newspapers, but 1t 10 nevertheless kue.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

The fine band of the New York Seventy-ninth
(H1ghiand) Regiment will play in the Presi-
dents grounds this afternoon at O'Clock
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" Two powerful steam engines leave Balti-
more this week for Paita, Peru, to be used In
watering the land. 1t IL thought that. with proper
irrigation, the cotton fields of Peru can be made
to produce heavy crops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

RENovED.-John Il Smith, secessionist, of Va
81 600 clerk in the Treasury Department, ha
been removed
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IL The U. 8. frigate Colorado went to sea
from Boston on Tuesday morning.
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III From the publisher, Ed. J. Sears, New
York, we have the handsome and well. filled June
number Of the National Quarterly Review.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

IL The British war steamer Gladiator arrived
In New York yesterday morning, for a supply Of
coal
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WESTERN FLOATING BATTERY "A Boston paper
states that Matthew Field, Of Massachusetts.
one OF the noted Stockbridge family, has been
sent TO Cairo. Illinois, by the Government. 10
superIntend, as civil engineer, the construction of
nve large hoattng batteries, each capable Of car.
pany an expedition down the AdissIssippi river
Mr. Field was formerly one OF tie engineers Of
the Atlantic ocean cable ~ :, 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

GEN. LEE was certainly at Manassas junction
on the day before yesterday
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II The Second Rhode Island regiment leaves
Harrisburg for Washington this afternoon at AK
O'Clock.
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IL Yesterday morning the Prize Commits
sioners OF New York boarded the privateer Sa.
vannah and put her under seal.
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MOVEMENT Down THE RIvER-Ndry Yard
Maft"S.-The steamer Mount Vernon, which left
the Navy Yard night before last having on board
TWO companies of the New York Seventy First
Regiment, went down to Chapel Point, miles
from Port Tobacco, where the two companies dis
embarked, and marched to Port Tobacco In quest
OF secession troops supposed to be there II seems
that Port Tobacco has been a headquarters for
Maryland secession recruits, and when ten to
twenty would arrive there and enlist they were
boaed across the river to Virginia. The military.
on arriving at Port Tobacco, found only one SOL
dier In the place, and he bore captains commits
sion from Governor Hicks, Of Maryland While
the belief among the soldiers was that the man
was a secession recruiting oficer, the commission
referred to saved him from arrest. Taking sur
vey Of the country Whereabouts, the men returned
to the boat and steamed back to Washington,
where the Mount Vernon arrived Yesterday after
noon at four O'Clock.
To-day, at IL m, Capt. Woods, Of the Mount
Vernon, received orders to get Immediately under
weigh for some point down the river. Canister
shot, carbines, etc, were hastily brought on
board and slowed away, extra sailors were hastily
transferred on board from the Pensacola, and in a
short time the steamer was ready to cast of. Her
destination Is probably Matthias Point, on the
Virginia shore opposite Port Tobacco, or White
House landing, at both Of which points the rebels
are believed to be erecting heavy batteries.
The men on board coming up the river by
Aqua Greek Yesterday, discovered a new battery
at that point, on which were mounted fourteen
guns. They could see the men with a glass
labo!ing at the works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

PROMoTED.-Francis f Brownell 1.-THE member
Of Ellsworth's Zouave Regiment who killed
James Jackson, in Alexandria,) has been ap-
pointed to second lieutenancv In the regular
army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

BKaURRsARD's PROCLAMATION of the LIST Of June
inst is attracting little of the attention Of the
press, from the fact that 1t is surcharged not only
with unblushing falsehoods concerning the pur-
poses OF the troops Of the Unon but utterly redic
ulous falsehoods 1t will require but the lapse Of
very short time for all the people of Virginia to
realize that b p monsIous alleg against the
intentions and conduct Of the Union troops are
Infamous lies-neither more nor less-and when
that Is thoroughly understood throughout Vir-
ginia, they can hardly fail to react against the
cause for the benefit Of which they were coined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

OFrIcIAL.-The President, In consequence of
the pressure Of public business Is obliged to de-
cline receiving any visitors from this time until
the opening Of the session OF Congress.
June 10, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

E1EcuIIvE APPOINTaKSTs.-The President
Yesterday made the following appointments of
P'stmasters, viz: At Belfast. Ne, Hiram Chase:
Rockland, Me, Miles c. Andrews; saco, Me
James NJ Deering; clsrenont, n. h, Charles o
Eastman; Amhert, n ass, Lucius NJ poltwood
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APPOINTED Asp RExovEp.-yas E. Forbrush
" MASS, has been a. pointed to a 81 400 Der an.
mum eiertshiP IN the Pension Bureau, VEGA. J.
ta", Of hass., removed 80 $3.50 -. 80 .
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TUNBOATS FOR 1Hr WESTERN RIVERS.
CHIEF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

, WAsHINGToN. ID. c., JUNG le la6I
SEALRD PRoPos AIS will BE- Ieoeiyed m ts,. -.
nnul IL O'clock m 9th instant TO furnish the troops
R "a rnis CITY ans Its yciTtty north Of the totomao
lnstSn. with Woed tor the three sl month. ending
on on ne n d,H OF September, 1851 Tbs Wood 10
aelveIed at the camps or quarters OF the troops,
Ia such quantities and - such times a. the Chief
Assistant z uartermester may direct.
GOOD security will be CURED for the ful6, mani
OF ths 90 triot =
The bds to be for SO much per cord of wood
c cnbbsst ing OF one hundred and eight G
and the name of the security 20 be ara led in az.
blds: The undersigned reserves 70 kimsef the
high. -. '"''N ''o
PAYMENTS to be maze at the end Of each month.
~ returning the orders drawn on the contractor
termaster: Of kesiments or Corps, endorsed On the
oack OF said btds. for tae amount dsnvered.
=, ID. w. RUCKER,
2 Je-S7a Breyst Major, A @. M
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LEE LINE OF The DisuSIoNisrs.-we have in
formation on which we have good reason to relv
!" "e eject that on the day before YESTERDAY there
were but about ten thousand men encamped At
MAJ assas Junction; a thousand at Cent,syiIl..
ni'een hundred at Bull Run, q ali way between
Manassas and centreville,) and sixteen handled
al Fairfax Court House, with few other sm.l,,r
camps tesween and around ,hose mentioned
above Or, In other words, that the entire army
row mrnacing this Capital, % standing fronting
Us, to prevent the approach Of the column Of Gen
Mcdowell upon Richmond, can hardly number
more than fifteen thousand, rank and die.
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NOT so The New York Times is In error In
fspresenang Col Lander pressing on east from
inPPs At the head Of portion Of Gen. McCIsl-
ms column Immediately after the nigh, of the
dsunioni's' from Philippe, Col Lander returned
70 the headquarters Of Gen Nc lellan, at Cincin.
nav de 10 Gen McClellan's aid, and his duties
are Tor The most part at that officers aide.
AP'op''-We have seen nothing to justify the
impression that IL 10 Gen. SCOTS intent On 70 b,vs
any portion Of General M cClellan' . command n,o-
coed esst Of the Blue Ridge at thu, time: the col:
umn tof ~ under Gen. Morris being now engaged
In most important service In Western yirgtn,a
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WASHINGTON
wv PRnVInENCE HOSPITAL


This Institution, VIII: is under The control aad
direction OF Sisters OF Charity, Experienced in
nursing and Hospital manag EN- emit is now open 10
the public IL is located sho distance southea. Z
81 the capitol and Immediately opposite the we'll
known arroli mansion, on Second street ca
ne bulsdIngs are spacious, and, with the alte a.
lions recently made, vel adapted to hospital pur-
poses The grounds are exc nsiye and veil aid
out, ana tastefDliy ornaBented With choice fru.t
aud shade trees, evergreens, and Towering shrubs
Providence Hospital 10 admira bly, suited 10 pa
nents wishing To avail themselves of the sdysn-
tases OF no 'pItsi and vet enjoy ali the cen
aha 9Glet OF prlE ate house. All persons srf fer
Ing ON CASUALTIES or non-contagous di seases re
curing surglca or medical treatment will be sd-
united upon complying with the r,gulations ana
conditions OF the Institution.
Pau'nts vii be recei ed in the wards at four
dollars per week, or hy ARRANGEMENT can have mi
vate rooms On reasonable terms. Tn y will re-
ce'vr a the care aud attention { cir cases NAV re-
qulre from Dr. j. NJ ToNRR the Physician and
surgeon IN charge of the house, exec pit when pa
tent prefers to employ his own physician IL in
designed 70 give all the members of m. medical
Profession IN the Dist let equa ity of pryls yes
IN thls institution. and every physician who nav
nave case an II a. rest assured that his IA lent
falthiE ly eNecut7d d. ia ie-soIn
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H. RECE WE'D
DRoWN, YELLOW, h. COFFEE sUGARs
RCSHED and POWDERED SUGAKS
BACON HAMS and SHOULDERS
CInEh VINEGAR and WINE VINEGAR.
CHEESE, PICKLES in Vineear
PICKLED SHAD.
BARBiT,S YEAST POWDER,
RABBITS SOAP POwnERS
At L. A. DELLwIG's,
JoIo Navy Yard.
THE ATTENTION OF QUARTERwAs
tiers aud Suffers of Regiments in Camps and
feIlls In lots To suit: VI
20 bhls supsr ground Rio ToffAe.
ID Cnis IayI1r d Sons XXX Albany Pale Ale, Sum.
e bones leach . IbsD ground Pepper,
q do Pigs Feet,
% do Pigs Tongues
FOR sale low To c. ose oonsignme-ts at
49,. WALL d BARNARD,S
job Corner of Pa avenue and Ninth NJ
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- rent 81 all hui di gs red Dy m, for the q So
OF troops &c, for the months of pril and Nav
vii be paid at the ofhoe of the Chief -ssistant
Quaytermaster. r " GAM
je 10 1t A % a II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

w CANTON STRAW MATTINGs.
w Have on hand among our stock of Dry
Goods 50 pleoes Canton Straw "a attIpg vhicb We
CHHr - sell cheap 20 Q Sc out hlso 30 ySra. n
Dutch Hemp Carpet az is cents per yard.
=. w MEYENBERG
A. Louisiana avenue, near Tn nj
1e l6lW lately removed from Alsxandria a..
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DEPARTMENT OF THE TNTERIOR-ss
II CESTs VS.. 40 CENTS Gnn,orfast Notiss-Tbe
nan ma Th0 first Tedgeed th, Prloe of prime PHI La
DELPHlA PRINT BUTTER 10 still to be found
With an abundant supply at Stall 81 s. back Of the
Sca'e House, cd Fish MARKET. PatroniIs him or
you will have To ray 30 cents ia 10 sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19

IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
S Sy consent OF the alotifs, until TUESDAY, the
VI. SELDEN,
elO Late u. =. Marshal ID, C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19
By WALL a BARNARp. Auononser,-
CcrNsr Nts.k yf asa so~fk tff< pa a..

By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auouopeer,.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF EXCELLENT
~ nussRLs CARPETS, BAR CrsuIoN, 10 %,
EAT UkDAf HsRNiS6, yupe nd, a. 10 oseloch
o. the A. cuon Rooms, we hall az Z FOR arseS,i
OF the u overumeut- ~eA'
About thirty excellent Brussels CARPETS.
targeSuantI'y Of Curled HaIr Cpthion,
Terms cash IL specie.
ieIsd "a. MCGUIRE q CO .Auot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

The u0deSsisnsd, from be official relations .
ths DiOssss Of KAnses. i frsQusAtly sppIisd 70,
By latter end sthsrUiss Tor fnlosmeti0u 10 ~
gard 70 ths sssual eondstsss - thio9s - toat
poettOe Of eus soasssy; aod hs taksD shis
method q replying y thsss ouassoss iaqair.
lea
II Il evident, from recent and most reliable
ioeslsigesse, that the dessitosioo Of ths psople
II varioos paris Of Kaosss, is more sxtssos and
dissrsesing tbsa v.s sstisipetsd even by sAoes
vbo have given pcst sttsption 70 the sphieet.
The generous sid already resolved, from The
East and the West. from the North aud the
Sooth.l has Afforded great relief; boz the sst-
fering II stili most psjnful. end h v.dsly -.
tended. IL y The opiaioD ri Usoy 10 Kapsss
that the wants Of the people viii be = org nt
daring the latter part VI the Winter snd tho
eArIy rsst Of tho Spring. as at any previous
time. t.4 4IGH@5 5f WA.
Az 70 ths inquiries whether the bsnslaesioss
for kansas have not. iD come instances, besn
abused and perv erted to political and military
purposes the underrtgned cen only esy that
be bsIsvss the ramors which have rssvsi:sd
On this suhj ct havs been without jsss toupda
tion In the CASE Of the eonssibutiOoa ,thai
hsve been Kindly and libsrslly entr asted 10
bis own hands. lin response to bic appeal 10
October las,j they either have been. sr viii Ls
transmitted. fer jndislous distrioution. TO tbs
Clergy Of that Daesess sod thisis lhs course
thai will be sdepted With the funds that may
vet be received for the object In question
Donors may be sssursd that theis charities
viii thus bs duly and faithfully applied .,sf
Trs undersigned would further ststs. ths,
Be aekao slsdyss, bv letter, sIl d. nasioss ths,
como into his hands and that IL il his purposs
to make . general public sckoo~ = lejglnsnt ID
due time In behalf 81 the suffering, he Il
siaeerely thankful 70 those ' no. iu any man
nsr. and 70 any extent. have given for The re-.
lief Of their Kansas brethren and he respect
fully asks f'r additional Gid fsom such 40 hsv.
cot Yet contributed. BE msrciful after II,
power. II thou hast much. give pienteously
II thou hast little, do thy diligence gladly Il
give Of that lite. far 20 gstbersst thou thy
self coed reward in the day Of necessity"
HESRY w. / sE
Bishop Of the Dioosse oil Iowa. and Bishop il
chsrge OF the Diocese Of Kansas.
Davenport Iowa. Jan. ~. 1861.
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Chicago Market, !,
The D.venpo t P. i harm onic society,

The D.venpo P. j harm onic socisty,
AssIsTKD ~ THg
DAVENPORT ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY,
WILL GIVE THEIR EIGHTEENTH con-
w cert on Tuesday evening, January 2yth
inst, at
METROPOLITAN HALL.
PRO GRAMME.
Overture" Fra Diayoli,". Mozart
Chorss, with Orchestral ccompaniment-"GioriA,
(Iw-ltth Mass. ......................M MOsas {
Solo ant Trio" Roderigh Won Alpine" (from
tho Ladyof the Lake,
Qasrtstts-" She SwseLy Sieeps,' ........ .Stery
Duet-" Like the Lark. Frans bt
ChosuA with tenor 500 BY Ar. laighton (ef xock
Isixnd)" Sing Now" scottish National Song
from IL Dame Blanche ....... Bvicsdieu
Overture-"ZAmpa"-O Orchestra. ....... harold
Ovssture--"C0si raL Tatts, ,"-O Orchestra .Nossrt
Trio and Chorus" Wnen wandering DER tho
f'cep." from the "Hs makers" ....... Root
Quartssls--.tTom Oberon in fairy land, Stevens
Ino-"L:fe's > bumper, '........-. Vain wIight
Chorus-"See the chariot is 1t hand.". .Aossisy
Qusrtette-"Touch the guitsr ghtly,". Crosby
Chssus--" Rainbow" (trom ~Hsymsksrs,''). }. Root
Doors opsn at7. Performases ccmmsness at
~ o'clock. Tickets may be obtained 1t ]. q.
WallAc - Jswslsy Store, and at the 4oos. Price
twenty -6ve. .cents each. j.n2s u ,
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YNkUSTEES SSALE.-WusasAs, O The ll.h
u day OF April, A. D.. 1859, Wiltam b. "
drs,h ana his wife. Al suh ID \. hii1vsah, sa1oned
unto George b. Sargent - Trnstse, ooGtain 4, ID
Of Trust, conveying y said Trsssss ths ns6'in
the city of pavsnporG, in Ssotl eoepty, loQeyacs-
e'i6ea - follows, to-wis: Csnns1Sihg aS-ths
south east corner Of Naln ard MOuud streets !;
runnisg theaee south aloas ~ l3enA stssss one
hssdrsd and atty fest . 0raAsn = kspaeFsAill
property thence esst ore hutdls and thirty feet
enc hundred and City fest . said Msin street /;
thence 0sst along the soath siAo ~ rid maia
stsectone hasdssd ard thissy fsAk y the plase II
beg nni"g; containing lS,SOe bpaasS 6ee &
Gronnd-iogstAs with The seone ssaeso apA haAao,
stories, a,sy ave fsss o. nassd slssss, asd ssssy
feet Main strsst, With tia rocf. high .peseifiao
walls and al necessary stables asd osG 61iIdlsgs
thsrson erscted s which aaiA eoayeyaaoo vaD
made BY the aid willism \ Hil1petk ~ Vie,
for the purpose u securing ~ Feynsuese n!evse
H. HiIdrsth, dated The llsL day q April, 4. D.,
1889, and payable - fellews Dee fes ehe psine1s
raj snm Of twenty-five hundred dollars ~, ~,
payable i've yssss from the dsts theesofs sa1 ten
other 4 ssid notes. foS the ssn . ei3a 80,
sss: 81 :.s e ...: x .s ss IL y = :.s =
the crderos shiasslG ID . Nh s6ssss3, q Ssiy
one Of wht,h (to-viss tAe Qnee ~ 4l1a - =
months atsss - date ~ bess ts!d
And nos, sste twssDt1s - sass vnSsooe
s.. j. !. .ss :sr ls,s:' !: ;s:.: =: sss|a sissi
s:T'ss s.,sss., !ss.,s : !. =. .'ss - Isss =
this ps1l1o - a1inee9 vlgo1Go1
|; S,iss,:: u :a ~ S 8 t; ma
Z; a.. .:s.e !. .ts - - - {. a. : X. @
-, - toD1 - 1oDrp1Iln G1oua
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TO-DAY,S, sADyrrS.
- HHFF fNFTF sFT 4HNFF ~ W. 1Fs4FE
> IkLxAR = - .l1CA
s,:aoo.oo,.
MARTENS slttIAau aoolas


4 GENTLEMAN OF 0ENESSnO. AND \
\ xentlssan q this city, viii Iasy = mats&
game of billiAfds - Aasssn's 3qlaoo q ueo6av
Afternooc ne1t, at two o'clock for saQs ~ 0He
6undsel Dollass; Anes,can game - p1oo1s.
An sdmittance fee Of 25 cents will y o9earp1,
and tickets for the amount, good ct the 9aS, eVsA
~ ths vsrchssse. saag4 ~ M
Admirers of the noble game shs0A lsttall 70
" present on this oooasion. W.
laa16-d1t
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co nj nj & RCI AL,
DAv ENPORT MARKET
DAILY REPORT.


OFFICE DAILY DEnOCRAT AND N1wsl
Thursday I've, Jan. ~, 1851. J
There Was very little doing in town to-day on
account Of the snow-storm last night which
banked up tho roads so much that many teams
which started with grain had to turn bach, con.
sequeL tly the receipts were very light, and the
scarcity Of Wheat keeps up the price.
Flour Firm 1t $4.vO@4.75. Shipnsnts SO
bbls. #
WREA1-Indsnand for milling q 7e07ls. Rs.
ssilAs l,lsl ba.
BAsLsy--Quist st 2s0ssc. Reesipts $50 b..
Ceas-l7@l1ke. Rseeipss VI -. SAipeeata
40 bu. .
OArs-lSc. Ressipts los b.. ~
DsssssD Hoes -ssarss 8 ~. .5o0s.7s.
HAv-Dan - $500.
CoAL-loo in the yard and lle by vsgoa from
Coalt1wn.
Wo0D-$4OO per cord.
PouLrsY-Live Chickens $l.25@1.5O = dos.
Dressed e@Sc y ib. Turkeys, 50@75c dressed
do. 8(G10c y h.
BUrTEg.-Penty at 12H@l5c.
LARD-lO4l2.c y b.
HAAs--New Sugar Cured ll@l2Kc psr Ib-
Common ln@I. Hc per ID.
P0rAroEs-l5ug25c y bushel.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. %.
Flour in limited demand and market dull.
Wheat dull and Ic lower. Sales ~ 900 bus. ut
79c No. !, and 53%@74 No. 3 in store.
Corn quiet. Sales 5000 bus. at 2sN in store.
Oats quiet.
dressed Hogs quiet 1T $6.00@S.4O.
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THE II CLAIRE j 1oUsri

NV THE rlRsf DAY o. StBapARY rsn
~ wsdl-ksews DeesG Will - spe6a fDsao1Gte.a
ssptioa e ssssts- 11e houss ~ teep sAmegGArg
y :leansd. painted, psrefsd fADd fufsitAtG
-. sitsesa. DasaAsy, ssas, hese besa lgile -.
- short the house II DIV In bstese eo1dloo ehAo
ever bofoso. 5 fstH f af 44us 81
The ssbsesibss, formerly u TIE septt H..
bas taken 1ohe IoAss a tbe psenisee, - vm
eGsr sspsnas isdsssnsuts fer he aessnnGo1Hpoy
q the tsaveling pahiis.
IL 9 ~ Ts1 2 ].
o.s ..ssSrss Ds4 : : =! n ,! i
afsMssfgf assf Y1 D1sSs -
- - sss,n.,s.s,a. SAiokt ~
rpsse, lUnAAI psiviIeGD = biaQs fegASas
ievit1 - san - ssleSt Gptr a1essne9.e -
- ss,'s sF'ss1 \ - - A Nd
.sigs 4 ly~Ssa~ II
".
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

~ 4 LARGE SPLENDID Few POUND.
lAsl ,,og followed The Subscriber homo (P01 hsst
Islsnd : few days since, which the owns csa hsvs
BY proving properly snd paying charges. Thl
owner 20 doubt estssms him bighly - hs j. on
of the finest Il his species. Enqsre q this clRcs
jana II d. II. MALASkEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
TAOMAS POWELA'S,
Drug = FAMILY mRDlCINR Store
-2ATG- f
JACOB RYssS. sH

JACODr' ~
-. BRADY ( .KET.. 20
HAvTK0 ADOPTED THg CAsH 5YSTsN
Ii Of buying snd selling goods, | ~ pestAssd
10 0Ger - very low PkiCEs, 70 which Irespeesful.
y all attention Of the pubiic. lp addtion 70 NY
we'll selected stock II .r H
DSugl, 1sdiainss, 1oilst 0eods, ets.,
would solicit ycsr assestios 70 = new arrival II
goods by expesss- W. ~ ss
BAZIS'S AAANDINR, .-s
PARMA COLOGNE, (sEsr BsAnpe,)
LUBiS'A EXTRACT (xsu PssSUuxsv, J
BENZIyE,
Toilet Soaps, Ausricsn, Frsnch and English.
viii . full assessnsnt u fasTn, nAI1, GGsg9 oA9
Axp NAlt leUs4Rs. .,ss.s4, :.
Alsos ~ sasss
DA0k O1A10 - sNDHee 60
PA&se eGgNn9eDH 0AANnH, sas.
We0orGW "a AO911A.
RO0T W1n8, 60
INE8 oWg10Ys
WHish - Hessa1 = s1vsiy - 1sGnf -
lset leF = Z - sssts,esgd u ssssa
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25
TME SCOTT No US9.

nN THE P1RST DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ sext, this we'll known Hotel win chanes pro-
Nieton. Une Of the undsnigIsd, the ovns u
'hc preusisss, and the orIginul popsietor, vii -
IN the once To elcome II old acd new fTisndo.
We 6.ttsr osrssIvss that with tus s8psg5eoeo
IN our superi,r acoomuodatioss " - eaee -
tho travelling public al tho coisfosts d we -
ulates house u the low price Of 80.
One Dollar x70g .DG1GI4.
We - dstsrnined thss sAis sl1fi - 80 -
Dollar House il The ststs. Ass &l
Cne Hundred ana Tn MY ! Dsasdss
can BE- % ommodatsd. Fauilies desiring Toe0e
sss invitsd 90 call and make their sslsetsees. Nf"
A Large ssd Ommodie~s 6tsSie esss~ssS ~
~ He.as! tsgsssi
TO orr fasDiag friends VI would gso0iee tAat
the sAsDs libsvsIity will ~ sstssded - sbG0 -
herstsfoss, asA the highest prices ppid = lAG1.
f6f that part of their pssdses ussd y ~ nsd6os
~ @ - ~ J. J. nUMPHRgY = o. -
JsnSSrSSW0 M AAs4s EFsM hi E8ts.Ns W. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

ANNUAL R0oTnvAG
- U - - - Oaxs - = .
TvHE BURNS CLUB OF DAvENP~nf WILL
hold their AnRnal psesivpi, oonnenDsssivo
VI the birthday Of the Pest, - she Fs'
EvENSNG 0R TmE ss1n IAsr.,
At . O'CLOCK r. n,
n II Z y q 2 ~ u = 4Akk.
Tickets admitting Lady and 0sntlsmas ~ 50 I;
Single Tickets u on. To bs had ss Wn. MsEsyssy
II Front street; Wu. Young's, Second slssst q
the Hall, or Of any of the members.
jsnls -d&wlA y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS. -- The
Tsashers Exan.ioAtioa will take place, accord
ing to lsw, at the brick school house, eorBsr Of
Wsrrsn and Sixth elrsets. cn Saturday. the
36th inst. 10 commence at 10 o'eloek a. n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-25

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