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Moffats Life pills 1!

In affections cf the head. sick headache CT usrvcss
aesdAche. these Pills viii =. foaud . posssss ID.
sslufsr7 efficacy.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-26

r1e most horrible czses q Sc-ofia IN which the face
bones knd limbs of The virii.n had been eyed upcn
- The insatzhls cisesse. are proved b, cntruahle
sushorify ~ to- sr>Nrerr ther,eev-s. hA~e been
completely cured ~ these Trfeis Vegetable Mei-
enes 49, sii oshers NJ h~sa furo rrrrc thar rse-
ieSs-
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TIE LIFE MEDICINES

Fer bilious ard liver complaints With q cir many
~eii-kuo~n attendants. bilious aud sick headache
pain and oppression alter meals gddinees dizyincss
hesrhUrn. Ices of appetite, re seknowledycd 70 he
snstly Superior a. anything hefr- cferet n,
Y1hie.
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b th- use Ct thea. Pnis TIE periodic attacks G
Ssr-cHs or Aos Herdscar may be pTrves;ec; and
.keD al the oonaeacensut of al sttset .Sn-.cisb
siiei from sickness vtl b> obtained.
They seldom fsil n rsmo-icg the Eass,a enc
"eaaacte % which fer,si-- are 80 tnuoh sua5ect-
They &C generally ufoa the hc~eis-remov.p
Coesrene.s
For LEsrra-y rse7. Sv6ente. Dvuca;- Frrsier
and all persons Of ssLeatary Ats they arc valuable
a. laxative. n Improving The cpr,>ssse giving to-<
and v<9or 10 the digestive organs, and restoring The
ostrrs electricity and strength o the Whole s-sisu
The cgFgAI1C PILLS are the r.suis II long ia-.s-
.sstioD sod carefully coatucs,c experiments, bayng
oeon In use may ysars, dursns Which u3s the5
have prevented and relieved YES, su,ouut = pair
aud sufering from hesdsrbs, whether originating L
oie n~rpo's svssspp from d-raagtd -is.s r; Z
-ioDscb.
They are entirely vegetable n their coDpcs:too
and may bo taken - al iirnss vi,A perfect ssfeis
~itbou, making any change Of cies onf ire abeez1
,fanv dts1c~eea5ss tade -.-f>r~ u eosv n asi-nfE
ist-r ten % ckfldrc-.
BEWARE OF c0UHTERfEITS-
rle gerzins hsso signatures q Henry {. spsuie.as
n each box.
Sold Sy Druggist. .Ds su c<h,r s,slers l0 u,eas
IN
sboz ~in be .enf hy ma on rs1.ips IN
PRICE 2S CENTS.
All cr5srs should be addressed "
HENRY c. .SPAULDING-
oc-osrs'Tsel fesTc
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Mofat's Phoenix Bitters !

dave been bsppily used tor the cure Of Fev-- .snd
lsSus with nvsrisble success.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-26
bilious Complaints. and "a sGode


well regulated aud prcporlonate quantity OF bile
rpen the stomach Is always requisite fer the prcmo-
don Of sound health-it stimulates digestion
keeps the intestinal canal free from all obStructions
Hhen there Is deficiency Of bile the body Is con-
fautly eostlye. On the other hand, al oversbun.
dance c. bile frequent IL the stomach
aud often promotes very severe stfs~k- &C cisesze
Thch sc-e'iu,es eut IN d-atb.
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MoEFAT'S
Lite Pulls and Phoenix Bitters

crHE DTurrsiA, BY thoroughly cleansing tho flrsi
and second siomachs, and eresung pure healthy
bile. instead Of the stale and serd kind; Fiatuienes
foes 81 Appettc, heartburn. hescscbe. fo tesnes>,
ln-Temrcrs, An1ie,y, Lsng-ef and hoanehol,
shich arc tie general sy'nptotns OF Dysp,rsa. vii
vanish. A. natural consequence II r. cure.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-26

Tonic.
IFrom Co. Albert Pike. n. c. from ArkAasss.l
w4sHfSoros. ID. &. Jaoe III. lsba.
II have used t,so bottles u seus Bxsz&vE's Hot
Lam 81 rFss. and have focn6 Il very useful lr ca.
q Ind yession s1d headschs. sod rseeansud e 4
al . need pheasant aud eficseious rozaecs AZ
v.su@ble toutc-
Tie late nigh Sheriff 90 Allegheny ecuasJ pa
given the lollg~inE
"lws- al es~d vita Debility u the Digestive Or
ssns anlounuhs - severe attack ef DJsi~psis
which hst reduced ny rssh considerably. NJ viii
vas slse aeiss-d anasE ths circumstances. an
~. the disease Having ussd your medirins
c...sd Bx<sx,E's HolLAsr BrrrKs. wc both obtain.
ed relief. az are happy to stcrt you tbis pahlis
-~ssi-uce % fts value.
.JoHN FORSYTH.
- n. fnET
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- -truuaoas or srrvfuiesi. ea-cuoas
rurse The bns'.t. re petaso ~ u n.nkiud. They
Vie sad di.hy - we'll ss fatal. Tssy arise tro0
eoossraiussoh and iryersy u he b,ood and ara =
be -s<n an arouud C. sverywt~re. one quarter q
al u-~es tainted ~ ts~n. aso oss qes<ssf
of sss = q ta~ns: d. sooH.Aly too. Oscsess thes
a. car.ti-. ATEss sssezr.sllL. ei~sHses ocs u
s-ro.uIas eozrapuou fron ths ese. frndsrs 81 pare
snd hssl ~. s.d eaeetssiiy erporgs'es tss isai
oo.,.nia.tson fsous he syss-sa- - i.ns-r .ro.n
urasr yoer - 1so-s 1isercsTs, sines t.s i'ssa-1s
u. ara. D.. prsvia<d a. ua.slsfi5 eon-sslAiie
sur.ux. v.stass ta.t b. calls ss4zz.rA<ii1A-- i-m-
o~s<s. = -isF' ar. ct
b.. Di.kl do flI-Ls -fos "a rssterefisn
sssh q those wbo havs bssn .tsscksu - spopisxy
Or par.lysss tss, are he sais reIiss n--dicih-.
al adretiols v De Ianks. e1sst I'D eo~sls thsi
pr,a.pt uss ssSes nss <aa eaekiy eurss- fss1Hso
Ia, plsun-y eb~ieia. vine, sp-sus ~ofns eeoifts
ssorbas disfsbo~s syssltsf. ~hsther irons u-44fis
satnx unripe frutts othsr fsus,s tn dies yisid
.he.r b ruslre. Asthns. goat. rheunsussns. live
srsctIons. rupsurs- laezmu.tions - 4rs csgan
ie~rs. hsthrr ssae ether seelt< fsvsrs billoo.
sseases Iaand.se, s. sltass cxsce, al pox. ueas
- ervus sry-ip las ~tft, s~ellinKs piles ulcers
e -vea thsr,y year. esutiuusnee ard s-P-csig
aicsfsof tie liver. have Al bssa eurss psrmsnsIie
y tse-e c~isbr-s~d Vegetable Universal Pliis-
fsasals eort Iagnss ard nsrsvus dissssss they hs"
ben .oaslly s1ccs-slei fvtae ehsass q LIE sod
er-t al second perfsdsi. Eptisp<y. dspres>ioa 9
spiits fsn fu rer ans. sli obstrucuous ard relas
sro.s .re bv then cured. alsp~rssd snd eors.es-t-
Pie q cent pr box.
sesl - .. q. cssissn1E. Tsrrs-Hsute. .Ef - 81
r--r-~s.i.s, 4@al~rs A u.-diei.e. uanldvins
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JC-r sKx Inis8. .-Ouf sltsnucn ~ss called I'll
snesninr . q f~s.nd q Yur. ~ho. f~ months szo
~.ssic4ly Z .tte ard dsblltzt<d-oo- he Is hssit5y
.s,oas I'D rot a.t 1bis grsat change ~ss prodrS o
- esssar scix4Es cssk. AR ssrxser.<sIs,
easa a. 'tisars lfLxz Iss-
Sc 4i,i4e every reai.r wno n be s.ckiy snc
ds1.lit-tc anu al wh u aud wish % kesi
. = - ls- fEvssans Mirror.
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Acute. or Incamatory Rheuma-
tisrn-.
u zz1ecsssry . enurerxs tha many eases n
~hich these pErciy re<etsbie medicines Have bern
s.locessfi ht -. us fn1uirt Why rrc they - uri-
rsrtai IL thri- hsrry effects I
Because they purity tee biccd. sd shus reu1cve sl
ea1se - dlss ssc in Tie syx.sn.
Because they ast pcwe-fliiv upon the sccretors q
l1e eody aud remove al iusrr-ities sf oore.
Becs-zr thcv 4, ocs -ec-c< the systera bat irviFo
rsts itthus requiring res.fainf fron pisssrrs
Nrsin->s dursrF f1slr cirerstie1.
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EdsalI, MDougal & Co.,
DIR Y GOODS,

From vhose store huudreds leave daily. re-
l..e np 8, tie knowledge o. tlis sraua Sec ei
Ne have Lon Ga hahd tie laikeei. mo-i
,sfeu. clio.cest asd chetrert oi Dll
GOODS ever exhibited utdei one rooi IN Ii'
United Ss.ies. IA Consequence oi tie IN
u.ei.sc qualities u topds 40 receiving ~
eae,s tfui. u Cars, v e have been obliged ~
ekaeDd oAF immense
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S.gEES ROOMS,

Aud have fitted up one large Basement,
Ninety feet loug, for the
The daily Wabash express., 1862-02-26

sS single bottle cs sPAULDrs1'a p2FrsRE.r
GLIB viii ss-- ten a-nss rs costEs
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csELDsks css rox
SPALDlEG's THROAT COMPETITION,

They relieve 8 Cough instantly.
1hcy ciesr the Threat.
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OUR CLOAKS,

Such is the popularity OF the styles intro
duce by us. that the Ladies have uuani'
mousls dubbed as.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
NOMIhein News

The Raleigh Standard saws that "A gen
! tleman OF this State, who lately escaped
from the Yankee lines Informs u that
white North he understood that the fore, !
at suffolk and Newborn, bv tho enemy,
designed 10 advance upon Weldon, Colds
boro aud Raleigh He also saws tia,
the taking Of Wilmington is IN the pro.
gramme.
1t appears that Union aud flce.labor
meetings have been held in this city and
elsewhere for many weeks.
y g,eat free labor demonstration was
held nj Beaufort few DAYS ago, creating
a profound sensation in the district and
lhronghou, the State
Information received at headquarters
diseoses the fact that a powerful rcac-
tion against The war is progressing in the
Letters from all classes of people in
tercep.ed by the Federal mails indicate
a universal PRAYER Tor peace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
ORIGINAL, N,TICE

okiHINAL NJTlCE.
STATE OF IOWA,
Scott CoUATy,
hntonius Jami-on Trangott Thomas and
Nina thomas, Fredalia Marti, ct al.
To sad Defendants
NoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
there IS new Oh file In the vfsce Of the Clerk
OF the District CouIt vi Scott county, Iowa a pe-
ution 81 Antonus &. Jamisou, claiming Or The
said defendant, Trangot, Thomas, the um Of ono
hundred and Ltty-three dollars, as uones due
MIN on certain pronssory note executed by
SAID TraDgott Thomas the first day of Nav
a. -, 500, payable to tho order of Henry NJ
Jamison, for the sum Of ninety dollars payable on
the first day Of May, A. b. 1862, wuh interest
thereon g. the rate Of tn per cent per annum.
SAID petition also sets out three otber notes for
the tum oi mn ny dollars each, due respectively
May lst, 1908. 1864 and 1867 and prays that tbs
cause be con inued from term TO term until mid
notes fall dcs.
SAID petition also prsys for the foreclosure OF =
certa mortgage on the following described
premises, situated in the county OF Scott, and
state OF Iowa, to-wt. The east half OF lot two
90 in block twelve (l2). in the city OF Daven.
port. executed by the said TT ngott Thomas on
ne fist day Of May, A. b. 1856. Tor the purpose
OF securing tho payment Of the four above do.
SER bed promissory notes.
The said defendant, Fridalia Mar,i, is hereby
notified that n personal claim 10 In ade apein1.
him in thi. action.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defe, d
be ore noon OF the second day OF the next term
of the said District Court, to be held on tho
hrst Mond,y OF February, A. ID. 1868, default
VIII be entered against you and judgment and
decree be rendered, Us prayed in said pet,i~n.
COOK 4 Dkuki,
Attys. for pltE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
Gov. vancesa N e.. age

NEwBERN. N. e., dec. g.
Bv mail the message Of Gov. Vance,
of North Carolina, to the General As
sembly, dated Nov. I7lh, has been re.
ceived. II is ,c'y lengthy, and betrays
nothing like Union sentiments but mp
holds 10 "ih.t stern, determined devotion
to our cause, which can only sustain
revolution" lie reflects severely on the
Conscrlpt Law, and bitterly denounces
tic spirit Of speculation extending over
and pcrvading that State. He SAWS flour
can now be used only by the rich, aud
everything has tendency upward. The
righteousness Of money, and the high
price Of property he alicge, as reason
why men should be made to pay their
deits North Carolina soldiers, he says,
ale still suffering greatly for want Il
shoes and clothing. The present debt Of
the State is S3o,as3, 3Gl. lie say there
is great danger Of lawlcssness oyerrunning
the land tnat the people are beginning
to forget there i such thing as scryilo
law, and that all are given IL Violet aud
law dcftiug tendencies Of the times, and
murder, arson, disregard OF obligations,
oppression and injustice are fr qncnt.
In reference to the confinement in
salisbury, by the Confederate authorities,
of citizens arrested for alleged political
offences, he SAYS, what ter guilt con
,i,ts Of he doe. not know; hut he does
know that they were not arrested hy
lawful process.
lie strongly denouuccs the suspension
Of the writ Of hateaS corpus the power
Of which, he SAYS he learns from news
papers, Congress has conferred upon the
! President, and saws that he is unwilling
/ TO see such powers entrusted to any llS-
ing man lie objects to the restitution Of
grain, and the diversion Of the school
fund TO war purposes, and concludes by
urging upon the Legislature the tai i'm
portanee Of bringing forth all powers and
resources Of the State for the common
defence OF our country AID onr cause
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
rcss has conlerrc,
1 saws that he is
overs entrusted |
, objects 10 the de
4 diversion Of /
and co
the Legislature Il
ringing forth all |
the State for In
lr country AID q
From Caro-.
CAIRo,
From I aIrO.

CAIno Dec II.
Reliable intelligence from below. re-
ceised TODAY, say, that a. L. lloycy' i
expedition from Helena down the Mis,is-
sippi cut up aud destroyed a portion Of
the Mississippi Central railroad, and
burned bridges and otherwise injured the
Mississippi and Tennessee road during
the progress Of the expedition. II mri
ami engaged the enemy at three differ
cnt points, and Vas successful.
Skirmlshcs aere fought nfst NJ Tala
hatchie, the second at iorkncy riYer
aud third near Oakland The last was
the most severe, and in ii cen. llo,ey' :
men lost b horses, and a few men We're
wounded.
lIo,ey states that he did occupy Gran
ada, all other reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding, without the loss of Il
man.
lie also captured rebel courier with
important dispatches from one General
10 another, stating tina; the Con;edrrates
would certainly fight nj the Big Black.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
EXECUTORS SALE.

To irbom IL may eoncers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT We.
~ the un iersigned. xecu, RS Of the last will
and testament Of Jacob Y. hobeson. late OF scott
county, state OF Iowa, deceased, sh. il. on " ed.
nesday. the ,th day Of December, a. u. 1859.
a, the Court House door, in the city of Duyer 10.
county and 4 ate aforesaid ofsr Tor rale at public
auction, to the highest bidder Tor cash, tn. fol.
lowing real estate, lying in said county ana state.
,o-wi, The North East quarter Of the South
Eat quarter If section three f3) in lovn,h,n
sevent, eight (7s) No,tn OF Range four a East
Of the > 7. NJ. Said sele to take place 1t the
hour o! , O'clock /. NJ. OF said day,
ANDREW HYDE,
II. F. MASON. Executors
JOHNB. ROBESON,1
Dec. :, l9f2-aw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
STATE OF IOWA! In the scott County Dis

STATE OF IOWA, In the Scott County D;s.
SCOTT COUNTY. trict Cour,.
Geo. ;. &. Dow rs. William II Baker II al
To " illiam II. baker, Elizabeth Baker, John Bs
Eer, kober. Baker, Andrew Sjebert, j Sirauh
Luman NJ. Strong, Floyd Evans ana Euwin
kirkup:
VouAND EACH OF you ARE HlRERy
i notified that there is now on file in the Office
OF the Clerk Of the District Court az scott conn
y, Iowa. petition Of George :. G. bow, PRAYING
that the title to csrtaia lands in ,aid county
may be quoted IN him, the said Dow; the said
lahds being thus bounded and described to Wit
The North half Of the North v es. oaarter Of
section No. fifteen l5) aud the east haf Of tho
Ntrth East quarter .t Section No. sixteen (l6)
IN Township No. seventy-seven, Range No
two ~ East; tie East half of the North Ear
qaalier, and the East half of the South Esst
quarter OF Section No. five (5) and the N.r,n
40. elgnt s., in township No. sevep,y-seycn
- }. Range No. two (2) East 9th n Also
the following Commencing a. the South last
corner OF Sec'ien No five ~ Township M s.v.
enty-se9 (17) Range two f2), running ,ae,c..
West twenty COO chains thence n rth ak 76l
degree, l-st thirty 10 leo ESQ lo-i00) chain,
thence North three and 50 100 degree.
west nifty chains thence East ,..n,y
chains, TO the North East Cor :, -, s"a"'y
NO I'VE COZ thee south eighty $50 chains to
III place oil begnning.
Said petition also prays that certain iudpmep,.
and mortgages be cancelled.
And now unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon Of the "a day OF the next term
OF said Court. to be he lden on the LIST Monday Of
February, 1868, your default will be entered, and
decree rendered as prayed for.
GRANT 4 SMITH and GEO. S. C.DOW,
dec a-'a~aw Atiys. for pltff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. II.
The headquarters have been unadvised
Of the events portrayed in the Pmladcl-
phia and New York papers.
Gen. Boyle has ordered the Provost
Marshal TO empty negro iails of all run
away eontrabands, aud place them at
work. LATER.
Adsices are just received at the head
quarters dispel all ap>rehcnsions Of an
Immediate engagement in Tennessee.
Morgan was seven miles north OF Muir
ireesboro, organizing another raid into
Kentucky.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
LEGAL.
Notice.

10 Mrs. N. lie Claire and Mr. q l.. Dayennorf
Executors Of the estate Of A. Le Clairc ~
Dave. pert, Iowa. deceased. =
NOC AND EACH OF YOU, As WILL AZ
L all whom it may concern. snd especially eli
Parties desiring 10 take conveysnces from said
EXECUTORS Tor any property in the " lie Clare lie
serve" in the city Of lie Clare, Iowa.
lou and each OF you are hereby Dotifei not
10 MAKE or take any conveyanees II my portion OF
said property. Any ,uch convcyanses will be-
t"nfestea as fraudulent. I refer parties TO my
srn Dvision), Iowa. VS.. A. Lo laire. l. g las.
faint = COOK. q. b. Sargent, I,hn i. Cook and
6eo'gc l.. Davenport filed ,une l9,h, ls5 !; to n,-
pers and record in tho Scott County bis,ii,t
Court in Chancery, case of Antoine l.. Cls re "a.
A. II Davenport ana Others filed May 18th 81 !:
ami to notice in Record book NJ, of town motr
cages, page SOB or to myself, at nv ofiice o, er
"nrrtns book store. JAMES NAY
Rock Island Ill.,. Dec 10, 90 dc ll-,lawgw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

state Of Iowa.
ApJuTAsr GEsbR.L's Of
davenport. Dec. "a, ls6.

ApJurAsr GEsbR.Ls 0FpCK
Davenport. Dec. "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. J07.
L. All men now 10 tho ssrvice Of the state Of
iowa In tho Southern Border Brigade, are author-
ned to enlist 10 volunteer companies for United
states service, or regiment, Of Iowa volunteers
now 10 service.
II. Captains IL companies in tho souibern
Borl cr Brigade, receiving notice of the enlist
ment Of Any man Of their company into sny vol
unteer organic ,tion for United States sarvcs,
will immediately muster such man out Of their
company and may eplist another In his stead
but any man so mustered out will not be again
received into the state service until the term Of
his eniistmen, expires.
Ill. Persons enii-ting in tho AID, ADJ or 9Th
Cavalry, will be credited TO their respective
counties on the quotas called for Nov nbcr ~
1852 NIB. BAKER,
dec s-tf A il. Cen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
state Of Iowa.
ApirT.ST GENERALS OFFICE,
Davennnrt. OCT. ~, lsb2.
decs-tf

ApiuTAsr GFsERAL's OFFICE,
Davenport, Got 10, ls62.
General Order No. ~.
]. The 3lth Regiment will rendezvous at Camp
Strong, Muacatinc, and all recruits tor said Regi-
ment viii at once repair to said Camp.
III. Tho Sixth Iowa Cavalry will rendezvous at
Davenport, at Camp to be known as Comp Hen
dershott ana all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will At once repair to said Camp.
III. No furloughs shall be granted to more than
five men from any enc Company Of any Regiment,
and all those in cases If nbeoute necessity, and
said Burroughs should not exceed We days in
length.
This paragraph extend. only to Regiments mum
borod up to and including 56lh until further or
ders
Ey order of the Commander in Chief
n. y. BAKER,
ocl0 Ad'jt Gen'i Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
Tennessee News.

NASHVILLE. Dec. II.
II Is reported that Bragg has gone to
Mississippi and Joe Johnson commands
the army in east Tennessee.
Inc small poN Is raging Mt Chattanoo-
ca.
East tennessee rebelled TO avoid the
conscnpt on act
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
From fredericksbury.

New YORK, Dee. II.
\ special Washington despatch to the
Philadelphia Press, dated Yesterday.
from Fredericksburg, states that greater
portion of Franklin's division crossed
safely, throwing out plckcts, ana ard ad-
Nanclng towards the enemy's ontposts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
THE HOUsEk EEPER,S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH!

Prepared from an Improved repeipe by the pro-
prietor OF the brother Jonathan Polish !" is ceri-
hed by all the leadisg New York furniture deal
ers and Piano Forte Makers TO DO the besf in the
world for owing scratches, marks and dirt, and
restoring high and lastng gloss TO all kinds Of
Vanished work, fren furniture 10 leather. 1t il
cheaper and better than yaruish, dries immedi
stely, and is easily applied, With piece II can
Ton flannel and u bottle or two Of this New Fur
niture polish,a housekeeper can work magic in
the furniture Of a HOUSE an keep il looking like
new. Now is the time to",tine up" your tables
chairs, desks, pianos, picture frames, Carriages etc.
and make them BOX " per cent. better. This is
true economy. For sale by fnrniture dealers and
siorekcepers generally. Price, Us and 50 cents
DO tie. Depot No. ! apruoe street New York
Special agents wanted. Address, box 1872, New
York =. y.
iulyS-d6 wtfebl
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II.
The Washington Star ,avs dispatches
from Grant, army state
We have captured 1900 prisoners
While IN pursuit OF Pemberton's army.
ana more are coming in hourly"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
BURLINGTON. Iowa. Dec I

~ has been raining here all day. The
ice IN the nver moved out at o'clocI,
TINS afternoon. Passengers and freight
are unable to cross tonight. Over 5000
hogs are waiting shipment East.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
d,hieasS an l it0sk island kajlrC*
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1862.

IN An AFT hk MONDAY, My. 24rH. -
~ and until further notice, trans ~mi ,eavc
ihgeppcit daily, Sundays excepted, ~ follows:
~ Rreight Train at..... 30 A. NJ
'o niSht eAlTeSs. -. ............. .b.4J 2. n
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays OK.
copied, n follows:
lst night express at. ...............e.l 40 A. n.
ID daily express and mail train at.... 20 r. NJ.
3D. freight AID II Glars cars at..... 300 Pm
All trains over this route are in direct come
atChieago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, pittsburg, For,
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from DO
troit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ington.
Passengers Are reminded of tho necessity OF
giving oirunct directions as to the destination .,
their baggage also 70 procure tickets before TAX.
Ing their seats in the ears, as tho conductors col
lsct fares only to stations tho line OF the Chi
esgo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY S-..r;r,.na.n,
Davenport November % 1852 d,S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
RAILROADS.
mississippi and Missouri Railroad.

mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
WISIEh ARRANGEMENT, 1862.
f's'ss run by chicago tune uhsch - t,oelvs s.sn
utes faster than Davenpor, time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 24-p
- 1852, and until further notice. passsu. or
trains will leave Davenport ~ follows
10 90 a. \. for Brooklyn and Washington.
Slar. NJ for Iowa City.
TRAINS AKsivs AT DAVENPORT Az FOLLOWS.
5.55 ?. from Brooklyn and Washington.
IL - Px. from Iowa City.
Aorning trains out Of Davenport will N axe direc.
s'uneciions at Brooklyn, Iowa city and Washing.
- with the Western stage Gem pan Is sta ges for
snpoints West.
Trains from tho West connect at Davenport
With trains OF the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Rad for all points East, North and South,
Passengers are reminded Of tho necessity o,
giving distinct directions as 10 the estimation OF
he'r csera2c e'So to procuT stokats batoye tskina
non beats d 40 Cas-.
JOHN F.TRACY, Cent sup't.
A. kIknALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, Noyen Der %. ls62.-dtf