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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

RIVER ITFNs.-- Blsiness on the Mis-
sissiipi above X ekuk has almost entirely su-
pended ght draueht boats .til continu.
rn uung between that point and st. Lo,is-
Boating n TIE Missouri river also Las nearly
dirco1t nued, end packets gone into winter
q lart.rs The Nolthern Line steamers have
ail laid MP at ST. Louis, except the Canada,
which is at Dubuque TIE Illinois river boata
are vet at work and doing heavy business
Forty,five canal boais, laden with grain. sal,
lunter, etc arrived from that trade at st
Loa,s during four days OF last week.
Last Friday the ferry boat Davenport, form
erly PLYING between thi. city and Rcck leland.
arrived at st. Louis from Cape Girardeau.
with 80 mules and g piisonors OF war. The
Davenrort is row exclusively in the employ of
tn. government.
The OLD steamer Brown Dick, for some
Years employed 10 transferring passengers
and freight between Beiaire aud B-nwood
below Wheeling. caught fire on SUNDAY morn.
irg and was entirely destroyed Gin. Gazette
TsAGEpY on TIE ILLINOIS RI ER Captain
John Allen, Of the ste .mboat Miune.ota. and
Captain Thomas Ncols. Of the line boat
Angola got into aqnarrel while aging cards
on board the Minnesota. on her last trip NJ
the Illinois river. one day last week. Nicc!s
accusing Alien Of chestiGg Allen denied the
charge, drew a pi.tol ard shot Nirols 10 the
thish AMI he bled TO d-s in shor' time
Captain Alien, CO arriving al 3 ard-town, de
liv-red hin sc { up to the authorities An in
quest was held the result OF which wes the
.cqlittsl Of Captain Allen upon tie grouad
hat he acted in self defense Err
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
u n IT T. ID IT A Il l.S
ASSESSUX1S UEkXC
FOR SCOTT COUNTY.
r Of Second and Brady sts, I'd .oOr
HENRY II. SMITH.
hs<'t A sse sxor

W. AsnINGrox NEws.-Thc tenor oil
the message, now that it is published
does not suit the radicals. As tcle-
graphcd YOU, they do not think it quite
mp 10 the stand taken in the issuance OF
the proclamation.
The general impression here of the
Presidents message is, that it is an in
consequential document.
The attendance in Congress today
was not very large of either Senators,
Reprcsentati, es or spectators. No dlplo-
smats were present.
1t is well understood that the message
fHeshadows Chase's financial scheme,
Tar As it relates to national banking
system.
Tho p publican to-day has elaborate
ARTICLES s,;d o be inspired tom Official
o,.r,or, ar,,n;, agains, any further ad-
ae p-,.a,. for fear that Wash
ington will be attack, ~
Gen. Pope arrived at " "sr''isloh ~, o
the evening of the lst inst. :, no 'n"'se,
made by him against Gen. c,..' na ....' 'e'a''
entirely to the second Bull a. Nun oa'' {
and alege that he refused to ODE! o'u''s
Col. Bell. of the Thirteenth llll 'o'
Cavalry, who was in the list OF office. :
dismissed the service for various reasons,
a few days ago, by the Secretary OF War,
arrived and called on that official to-day,
and exhibited pass for leave Of absence,
signed BY Stanton, and issued from the
War Department.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
Foreign News.

The London Times of the Goth Nov.
IN It's city article, SAYS the report that
Nr. Seward has addressed oar govern
ment III tone Of displrasnrc at ail
alleged 10 have been given the Ala
b"na III British ports created for time
some little unca>inc>s on stock exchange.
many persons beliying that no minister
woald put himself il such a position
as that which MIR. Seward occupies in
this 4eestion, unlese il were in the de-,
pera hope Of finding a cause Of cy-
iernal quarrel at any cost, in order t.
avert lInpenllng eycnts 1t homo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
NUMBER AZ.
VERY LATEST,
MID.NsGnT REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL CONGRESS.
WAsHISaroS, Dec. 2.


S4SA1E-McDougal offered a rcsolu-
tlon calling Oh the Secretary of the
Treasury to furnish the Senate with n
statement Of the amount Of money paid
for prosecuting land titles, suits dc. in
the State OF California, during ls51-e-9
and ls6o and 81, and also The amounts
PAID for searches in Mexico. Laid over.
bowel offered loint resolution, stat
ing that.
" nEEEAs, many cit,zans oi tie u. $.
have been arrested and imprisoned with
out any charges being preferred against
them whatever; therefore,
Resotred, that all such arrests are un-
authorized by the Constitution and laws
OF the |. ;. ana are usurpations OF he
power delegated by the people to the
President, and that all such arrests are
hereby condemned anA declared palpabIc
violations o' the constitution Of the L.
), and 1t IS hereby demanded that all
such arrests shall cease hereafter, and
tha. all persons 50 arreited stall have
prompt and speedy trial, according to
the provisions Of the Constitution. or be
Immediately released tesoutrn was
laia over.
DAVIS offered joint resolution lcclar-
mg that it Is hcrcby rccymlnendee that
all TIL States choose delegates TO meet in
convention at Louisville, on the first
Monday OF Api.i next, to tske INTO CON
sideia,ion the present condition of the
country and the proper means 10 be pur-
sue! FOL restoring the mon; and that
the Legislatures of the different States
take such actions rs they NAV deem fit
for this purpose al the earliest possible
date. Laid over.
Adjourned.
llorss.- Mr. Hooper. from the Conn
mittec on WAYS and Means, reported
bill that all Judgments now pending, or
he eater brought for collection, or re-
co,cfy II duties, or money, rs lIom coli
lcctors Or ether officers, shall be paid in
l. ; gold and siiycrcaif Passed.
The rest of the resolution was adopted,
irstrartng the Military Committee 10 re-
port on the prorricty Of increasing the
paw of soldiers to Is dollars a month, and
reducing the salaries If officers not ac-
lively engaged.
On motion Of Mr.. Sheffield ii was
Resotr,d, That the Committee Of
Nai, aud Means be instructed to con
slider aud report as T. tie proprcty Of
admitting cotton brought from foreign
i. !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
From Cairo.

CMRo, Dec. 2.
Gen. Grants army is still on the move.
Already his advance has cross d the Tai
lahatelle, and is therefore IN close prox-
unity to Abbcyillc, where Johnson is
supposed t. he with all the force that
Southwestern rebellion can muster TO
the defence Of Mississippi. Decisive re-
suits must be reached IN day or t.,.
The tel graph is working to Wyatt
Station, on the north side of the Talla-
hatchie.
TIE expedition which left Helena sew
era. DAYS since, debarkcd at Frlar's Point,
] , miles below, on the Mississippi side.
Four thousand five hundred dollars
worth Of postage stamps, on tir way TO
the Cairo post Office, were injured by fire
on the Ohio q Mississippi Railroad on
Sunday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
From Fredericksburg.

New loRk, Dec. ..
\ special despatch is as follows
OPPOSITE FnEDERlcKsnyHG. Nov. 80.
The rebels still continue fortlfyin, Wig
orou,ly on their second line. 1t i nov
beiesel they have thrown their infantry
iorec further to their rear, where Their
camp fires are not so visible. Instead Of
e1acnating Their position, as spoken OF
IN Yesterdays dispatches, it is believed
IN official quarter. that the rebel force is
about Fredericksburg. aud estimated at
from 100000 - l25.ooo. No supplies
or vegetables have been distributed.
lh"n-h were promised several DAYS ago
Billions diseases and symptoms grow
worse
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

ARRESTED FOR STFALING.-A curious
kind Of case came ,ff before Justice Blood
yesterday. 4 larroer ~ Princeton ioTnship =
had been attached of son.o bc..ey by the
.neriT The grain had been cold and receipts
aiven to the sheriff .heseior ihe farmer. uu.
der .orpe pre- epcs. g9t into the warehouse
where the Grain was stored and took il away
and sold i.-heuce be was arrested for sies.
ing
Tie te5fimoay for tie prosecution was
hsard. ard plainly showed the faets 81.
above stated, tat that he place Of salo BY the
sheriff was two miles from the property sold
therefore eou d not have been pointed out 10
the purchasei ard transferred as he law ex-
pressly saws shall be done in sueh eafes.
The testimony for protecution having clos.
ed. Hr Brown, coutsel for defendant, made 3
motion that h clse De thrown out Of court
the prosecution having proven the ownership
OF the properly 20 ie ,n tb- aefencant; there.
fore 10 action for theft could stand.
The Juige locke at it in the same light
end thus il that the prosecutors went out
Of court with fl a in their ears and nice
lot OF costs to pay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
Havana News.
NEw ! ORR, Dec. .

INV UKh, Ut. :.
The steamer mon, from Havana,
18th, aud Port Royal, 2ath, has arrived.
Mexican a1vices note the peacein, &C
cupatlon of ,laa bv tie Frcnch Ito j.;
habitants fleeing. No Mexican troop,
are there.
The roals arc said to bc impossible,
and an attack on Pueblo viii nj b. at
tempted till February.
sonora vii be occupied b. 5000
troops.
Venezuela dates mention the death Of
Gen. oar'lia,and cXPre,ident Monayoz as
fleeing towards Trinidad.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
Tennessee News.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 2.
There is much excitement in middle
Tennessee about the enforcement Of the
conscription act. A regiment j. organ
izing III Lincoln county to resist the con-
scrption. The populacc fired upon some
rebel cavalry while conscripting.
The rebels are making forages, seiz ing
the winter meat Of private families.
Some guerrilas attacked Gen. Slls
forage train yesterday, but were repulsed
with considerable loss.
Four passenger cars ran off the track
south Of Gallatn Yesterday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
ExcEIsIoR FEsrrvAL.-The Fourth

ExcEIsIoR FesrIyAL.-The Fourth
Annual Festival OF the Excelsior Society. Of
M vt. St. Nicholas day. James Armstrong.
E.u Of Tiogs county, will deive the annual
address. Our friends Of the LeCiairs House
are max .pg preparations to entertain the So.
ciety in a uoet .umptsous style. wtite's
band furnishes the music. and after supper be
and his aesi.tspts will no doubt have . busy
time. We hope to see large attendance oi
oil eligible New Yorksrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
+ l \ 4 y 4 / a /. f.

There is a light change in the quo atiors since
l>st week, taousn not very materl4. Corbin d
Dow arc tu'irE At tie iollorin, figures.
Coll. = per cent. prem Silver fl4rge), y an
small II per cent. lto n. Demand Notes, Is per
cent prem.
State Warrants, 9-Js Scott County warrants
20: DO do bouny Warrants, s3c Governme n,
Vouchers. 81 .a9oe: Davenport City,, rdsrs, ej,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
From New York.

New YORK, Dec. 2.
A small vote has been pollel in the
city. Brennan (Dem.) is elected Comp
troller over Haiues (tep.) by about lO.-
o0o Deyin (Dem) is elected Corpora
ton Counsel over Bradford Rep.) by
nearly $4,000.
A number Of transports have sailed
with troops and provisions for Gen.
Banks expedition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
Late News by Last Nights Mails,

Drs Molxrs NEws-A private dis.
patch received here TODAY announces the
severe illness Of Col. Dewey, 23d Eegl-
ment, and that he could not livt. His
regimen, Is stationed at Patterson, Mis-
sour. Col. Dewey family j, here.
The Snprcme Court met here today.
All the Juc ges were present. 1nere i =
large amount of business on the docket,
and the session viii probably ~ a
lengthy one.
ClSclHSATi Nsws.-A messenger
from Nashville direct arrived tonight
He reports that Bragg is fortifN ne
strongly near Murfrccsboro, aud viii at
on the defensive. Ills armv number
O., 600 men Gen. Rosecran- j. still III
Na>hA lie, bat 10 movement Of the Eel
eral arnv has yet been made. Much
spccu alton !, entertained among quid
naDcS as 10 the cauSc. but Fort Iafty-
cite adnoui>lcs caution, aud information
,,7suld hc coutrahanl The Federal army
NAV not move for several DAYS 10 come
Mcant.nr tie enemy are fortliying II,
setting better prepared T. defend against
~ attack. Arrivals ot refugees from
~, ~, nc>.ee during the week corrob-
ora,e tbn =, '@inent that the rebels a.c IN
nossnss;nn of g, .aberland Gap.
The following impo. @'"' u'''' oi if"
we copy from the specials u 'he chicago
Tlm,s
PrAcs MeA~JREs.- Fernando oo'i'
m a speech il New York on Saturia
night, said hc had received intormatlon,
anil had communicated it 10 the govern
mcnt, that, under certain circumstances
the South were ready to return Lead
ing statesmen of the south, men Of
position and Influence in the Southern
tonicdcracv, Tad expressed a dcsrc to
return uider democratic rulc, past
u bc forgotten; the public debt on to'n
sides to be provided for: and they We're
willing to let by-gones be by-goncs, if the
North would, ana the Union once AGAIN
be restored. This announcement was re-
cciycl with tremendous cheers. This is
a symptom.
ILL;SoIs SESAroH.-Thc contest for
lHP I Hltcu states DcHdlc lies bplAttn |
". A. Richardson and 5. ;. Marshall
The latter is the choice Of the Southern
democracy, and j. generally considered to
have the inside track.
ST. LouIs NEws-knox has notified
Blair that he shall contest lis seat in
the next Congress.
1t is known here that the President !
intends to make Blair a MAJOR General.
The latter has appointed several mem
bcrs ot his staff, among others Major Nc |
Conncll, giving him the rank OF Lieut. .
Col. \ Brgadler could not. OF course. con c
fer rank 50 high, aud it indicates he Is to
be Major General. He designs to take
of division in McClernand's
Nick>burg expedition.
The radicals in Congress, as we'll aS .
Secretaries Stanton and Chase, Milloppose
his confirmation.
The cmancirationi>ts are preparing to 1
establish press III Jefferson Civ
md Pixies Peak AID California NJ sill o
cave daily. Tine to Denver city dav
days, San Francisco i days. sill
i freigh aways as 20 by any other
e the patron saves largely in lns y. ance,
Changes ard lime.
.kOAT, Genl Ticket Ag't Ham ibal, Mo
eUBl< <SON Freight AT 40 1.r,. d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
Notice.

0-PARTNEkSHlP HERETOFORE
st. z between the undersigned, in the
Sh,c business, under the name I'd STYLE
IN Murdoch, is III isdsy dissolved by n
J. ". Jamison will continue the busiues.,
ct the debts Of the late firrR.
j. W. JAMlSO.
Y ncII
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
D.dn't Come.

We expected to rec i've the President. Mea.
sac ye.terday ty telegraph, md "a ling it
that to hnd il IL the Chicago paper. last even
ing We iaiied 10 CO meet n either in.tguce
ihe message Was telegr.i he'd from Washing
ton to All The board cities and as far we.,
A. bHiia'o tut IT was stopped there by a pre-.
enrtory order 4 the Supe,in,.nI.n Of the
es'ern dion Lace wto il no doubt big
man. Had The Message been allowed 10 con,
10 Chicago it would ave q: ono. been sent On
70 the Iowa papers. and .b!i-hed in yesteriay
mornings is.ae
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

WAN1ED.-Any person having a new
~ tx COW. aud wishing 10 fed steady cu..
'on4er ioF Their mi X. Can 60 SO by applying
this Office or at No. II East 4th street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

ANOTHER OLD SETTLER GONF.-The
funeral cf Mr.. B Sanford. Que of tie Oldest Of
he 'Oid Settlers Of Scott county. will take
place from the family residence on 81 street,
to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

SrpERB.-Paul Deu,sch has Just got
10 superb lot OF cider. fully eqral to that he
had last season. which vas the best ever
brought to this city. Mr. d. will keep it IN
h's bar, aud also furnish it by the gallon to
those who des.re H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

llol1BAY PnEsENrs.--W Whistler has
the largest stock, frem " hich to select holiday
gifts. in Davenport. lie will also ee them
csearer Than any other establishment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

Phpnlx Insurance Company of Hart
tori assets, Ia Nay, .S62 1921 l6l % iie-
hlliiies. ~ ,5Oo. EEsRY Is. Ho,yMAS, Ag't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

JUGGED. Officer Brown arrested a
man ye-terdsy Tor drunk-ouess, aud az tie
fellow ~as altogether 100 wild for an appear
ance ln court, be wa igg-l TO se Der off,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

Why Nor.-Tbe New Englanders Of
this city have an organization for eocial rur.
po.es-why not meet this , ear and hold the
regular Annual Festivalf These are war
lines. to be sure. but that is no reason why
he human family .hould 80 about the coun-
Try With long faces. refr. sing to be comforted
refusing TO hold . little social intercourse at
the festive board. Let the regular aonual
festival be hsld-on ec conomical principles. to
BE- sure. With baked beans. johuy.cake and
a. .opls sass" 1t will not be at all expensive.
but v,ll do us oil good. Come. You Yankees,
eet up and show yourselves ocss more.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

y. ". VAN EvEaA, broker, buys and
-ells United States Vouchers 5 ate, Lour,s
Aod City Warrants, nego.iates loans, pays
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

MILITARY Mss, ArIE>rIox.-If you
"i4h tor U"iform a d lu!l equipments call
T. L. Erskine, Nickoils' Beck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

PEgsoNAL.-Col O'Bran, Of the 42d
Iowa lafantry 1.-The Ii II Regiment, was at tie
Bnits House yesterday. Gov. k,rkwocd was
at the sasoe place during the day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

those elegant Photographic albums
. etan'-l.'e -el.lng fast II you want one
J u bad better he siter it
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

ENLAscING.-Our nei.hbor. at the
United States Exprees Office have been .enlarg-
,o9 their quarters SO as to include the email
cffice on the north side of the building This
will give them more room 10 whioh to ste re
the lsrgs quantity of freight brought in u
every train. We are glad to learn that tn.
company il doing larger business than ever
before since ite organization.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

NoIlcE.-John DAlzeli, E7q, having
connected himseli in the Insurance. business
with X. Siml son, respectfully soiicits the pat.
ronsgs Of his old friends and squalutsnces
Otfic- with X. simpson. south east corner OF
Brady aud Second streets where or ders may
be leit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

SM PgrrgsGfLL 4 Co No. 81 PARK Row, Ner
York, ard y State street, bo,ton, are orr agents
far the DrsouRtr h Nyws in those cifies, and
are authorized 10 take advertiser an.s and cub
scrirtions Tor u at our lo~est rates.
g. II. ,chIvKS, 20, Dearoo-n street fbicayc, it
authorized to receive adyertisements Tor this "a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

NAATED.-A good second hand show
case is wanted Immediately a, starts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

Cry Cor>c,I- The tiy Fathers
hold session THE e2.n!Lg e'ng 'he u'af
monthly meeting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

THREE OR FOUR BOYS OR YOUNG MEN
! can find steady employ ment in the dining
room and Office, With good pay, By calling 90 the
proprietor. J. J. bUkTlS.
noy22-dU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
New York stock Market.
Davenport LUMBER Market.
CLARA a. liOl

lNEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
- Pianos and Harmonic Melodeons frsm the
hest Eastern manufactures, Of the most approved
nstterns, and at pr,es that defy ct mpetition, No
40 rady .treet, Davenport, lows Isp9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
NJ " \ IfA Maraea.

NtW 4 Ifa lMarAet.
NEW YogK, Dec. 2.
FLora-s5 SIS $500 extra State; SC ,ome So
x. II. -
NrEAr = Market &c better; in good de-
marf 81 l6M .23 Chicago spring; 81 I'll;
81. rs Mil Club; 81 31a Al winter Ied West
CoRs-Active ani better. 124H, shipping
mixed Western.
OATS frme, ejG66c.
PoRk-Qiiet.
LARD-yd ioc.
"H'sxr Flrmer. 3slsga9Ac.
CoFPsB-Quiet
SUGAK-Dul
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

> III FixlNG LP.-Starr Is furnishing up
his store, wLltevsshing, cleaning and ma ii 2
sundry other imrroy -nent-, and what il If
ssR,de more importance, is laying in big stock ct
hoyiay gifts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
THE MARKETS.
Market -.-Da!Iy Report.

OFFICE or THg DvM. 4 News
Tuesday Eve, Dec. 2
Business is light AMI q-iet. Bar.ey declining
AMI ittle offered
WHEAT s1d15:. Receipts 8,loo bu.
BARLEY S5a9o,. Receipts so bu.
CoRs-l1c. Receipts 1oo bu.
Oars . G3oc. Receipts AL tu.
noGs s. ZjG2.'j live; dressed, s275l3 25.
HIDEs-Greca 7c. dry l2Ml6c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

Corn MEAL.-The most sensible peo-
bread ard hot corn cakes, and they will do
well TO get the same a. Nyce's store, Forrest
block. See advertisement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
He CI Y.

Err For Telegraph Mars, DO, see
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03

land Pixies Peak a7d California Msil
leave daily. Time to Denver City da.v
&c days, San Francisco Is days.
OF freight alwsys as ,Ov as by any other
lie the patron saves largely in lns j. ance,
Changes ard line.
.ROAT, Genl Ticket As't, Hannibal, Mo
GOBLIN SON, Freight Ay't, do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-03
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.

Our relations with European States re
main undisturbed, and with the state
OF our con iuent have improved, and IS
pecialy Mexico, Costa itica. &c.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-26
80Ggucc S01mc.
hoIesale Grocery.

NR- l6tr rfuiren ,urt 9ertauf fur griSaiscbraub Lnb
SSieeerpert0uf IN itoer ~betie6i9tn Quaurt6t;
800 SorreIe CRUDE Dpwoeree une Gafer>3u6er.
40 Obs 9UrtO 9ticp SrCwn 3udt.
% 9bes. 9Ut0 MiuScppabp 0iplnlTcS.
iOO Sels. Nep Orleans une Scrns WoIa6ts.
oO SaItelS 9Saaacs's SaaiilY Srrup.
lUO Sede GIHcC. 800 0iiter Seifc.
oOO Ntlten %"onlenttne unb Soipp Candles.
goU S3rr 40: ; fettc Iiodrel. 25 StlS. SO 1 %.
@Fen Ss", Sla6 &ea, 9Ierp @ocn, Soma, 9t,p Sbsulcert,
STealte, giccte uto Shes, &aro.
6HlSS Srtter, Sutttrs Gbecie, s%emn3rncn GoTee, Qfcfrr.
@ppSer, SEQ Gcros, Vlcm QinfSS. SSSI;, ScSrn e liner
Slntp gtns. gsalb 9OerNs, ,%ggtappine unb g8ritine
IN elmer @rprcrD 9~tip6bnIib ecludt tperoen.
900 Sb!s. ,,gB d~lIoceS 0urc @puntoin Se M"
NbiSfts. msbr as - @tpuate alt.
luO SeIs &ttmpIOn's Dc &Ye S8biStes, 100 Barrels 90
&iucbarts.
100 Go 8iod's Slb Ses inp 9Btitt 9BbiefeY, 100 10 Gin.
300 90 Sncnoapo" 9trEatoip 9Bbisfep, rs 10 Stun.
100 90 8%uScuIppio 99tiSfsp, 200 90 gran0o
500 90 Common 9Sbiefsn, rsrIhieoene Sprten.
Gtne 9snutrG 6rcnd SranoY, Sca. Sin. ScutS g1bjsftY,
pprts' Ntootuo<, Sberrssg1cir, @lorct un5 gbampaoncr.
Die Teirlttn imprrtjrten Gisorrcu iccc Srt.
Bm. % atIace S6bue.