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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
posroPYlc8 AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsTRax MArL-via C Ar r R-Closes at S
o'clock Closes At ~ o'clock P N arrives
at 10 o'clock N arrives at 8N o'clock NJ
Sundays excepted.
WssrsaN MArL-vis N ! Mr. R-Closss ct ~
s'clock 4 n arrives at o'clock n, Sundays
excepted.
NoRrassN AAIL-via Lyons / Cansaehs-
Closes st o'clock N arEivesst 8 o'clock p n.
NORTHERN MAIL-viA Dewitt 4 Msquokets-
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday At o'clock
N arrives Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday at
8 o'clock p NJ.
ROUTE No. lO977-via Blue Grass, ete-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock n /;
arrives Iaeadsy, Thursday and Saturday st .
o'clock Pm.
Rours No. l0s4s Vie Tipton-Closss Tuesday
and Friday at II o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday 1t II o'clock n.
SOUTHERN MAIL-Vla Burlington Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday st . O'Clock p
arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
Roprs No. lo9H-via BuGalo-Closss Friday
at o'clock A N arrives Saturday ate o'clock
PM.
RourB No. lO950-Vis Annarosa i Walnut
FOrks-Closes Thursday At l2 N arrives Thurs
day At II o'clock II.
HouRs-Ofice open At o'clock A II closes st
o'clock NJ. Office open on Sunday from to
10 o'clock A N.
~ As thu principal mails are carried BY Rail
Road, all the time as stated in tho above notice,
will be RAIL ROAD TINE, the clock in the Super
intendsnts Office, N Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. II. ELDRIDGE, p. NJ.
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From Fort Monroe.

Fl. MoNRoH, Feb. IA.
The following 10 from to-day's Norfolk Dag
Book:
A rumor rsaehed this city yesterday bv passsn-
session OF Edenton, and also Of Plymouth.
Later 10 the day il was rumored that couple
Of the enemy's vessels had proceeded on . recon
noi.ancs - far - Coleram.
The same paper also gives sketch Of the new
Tag adopted by the Confederate Congress. 1t is
blue Union on red field four stars in the form Of
. square in the CniOn.
The Richmond DispatcA Of Friday has the fol-
lowing: General Wise is near Curretuck Court
House, and sent down flag Of truce TO Roanoke
Island on Thursday.
A Norfolk telegram says it is believed that the
PETERSBURG, Feb. a.
The editor Of the Eepress has received . letass
from Suffolk. dated Thursday, which says that
Edenton and fiiYtford have both been captured
Five gun boats moved slowly to the wharfat Eden
ton, yesterday At o'clock and landed their troops
The citixsn raised the white flag. Between Z, 900
and 200 troops have landed At Edenton. The
population of Edenton is about 200, aud is dis
tsnt from Suffolk abaut 30 miles. In the p. m
two gun-boats went up Cheravan river, towards
Winston,a and several others towards the mouth Of
the Roanoke.
Hirtford, the capital Of Pe,quimans county, was
taken by the Federale yesterday.
A Nashville telegram Of the 18th inst, says .
dispatch was received from Cumberland City this
evening, stating that one Federal gun boat had
appeared At Fort Doselson, and this morning
opened fire on the fort, but without injury to it.
The fort returned the FIRE, and the gun-boat re-
tired. Tho Federals have landed in force, and a
battle with light artillery mmenced this morn
ing. 1t is reported that the Federal force is from
10000 to 1900. When the steamer left for Cnm-
berland City, the battle was raging With great
fury.
NASHVILLE, Feb. l3.
A dispatch from Fort Donelson, dated IL 80, this
morning, states that the firing commenced this
morning before sunrise and had eontinu cd unceas-
ingly up to that time. The enemy keeps 4 respect
full distance. The field artillery is engaged along
the line.
l:45 P. M.-The firing has ceased, probably
owing to . desire Of the enemy to caange position.
So far, We have repalsed the enemy u every point
along the line. Our loss is small. The Federal
gun-bo have retired, and We think they are Sc
verely injured.
SILL LAfER.
The day has almost passed and We still bold ouI
own. We have repulsed the enemy 1t every poin,
and driven back their gun boats No have whip
ped them by land and water. They will probs-
bly, attack us again tomorrow. Our loss is not
very great. while that Of the enemy must be
heavy. We have repulsed the enemy everywhere
and wo are satisfied that We have njured theil
gun boats materially, as We have maze them re-
tire twice. Our lines are intsenched ali aroun d.
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SIEGE OF FORT DONEL0ON.
The Fort Surrounded and Rebel Aid
Cat on.

Especial TO the Chicago Tribune.l
CAMP IN FIELD NEAR Fl. DoxELsoN,
February 18th, ls6o-12:30 P. N.
Fort Donelssn is invested BY our troops. Our
lines are formed from right to left, from north 70
seasAiag saa stifnishiag hsvs bsea osiag -
since - o'clock 4. n. 0wing 70 the sxtset Of
eus lice q sstioa bat little can - learned q The
result. l hear, howevoe, thss the Captain efeom-
pany !, 9Th Illinois, he's bssn killed. Gsa. Nc
Clcr1and's division il operating On th> night wing
and Gen. smith on the left.
We have had bat one gun-boat to play upon
The fort until within the last half hour. since
when other gun-bosts Are firing on the fsss. The
force estimated within the breast works from best
informstion, 10 about 1900. No reinforcenents
can now arrive, as all mmunieation il cut cf.
II 10 Dow thought that their lsfs redosbt hes fall.
On into our hands. All the officers are acting
with great valos, exhibiting fsariessnes hishY
ersdisable to our Western army. Gen. 0pant and
stat have been riding along the lines al the
morning, regardless Of the grape that is being
shovered in every direction.
SECOND DIspArcu.
CAMP IN FIELD, x1A8 FoRr DoNELsoxl
Feb. 13-SPM.
The cannonading and skrmishing have con-
tinusd briskly all day, but have lately discon-
timed. A oobsiderabe.D e.Dumbe haze been wound
ed both sides. The 18th Indiana, which
mSIcne0 Oo0iy up 70 tno oenuenCnment0 ha0e dur
iig the day, forty Of their men wounded-all
slightly. The 7th Illinois and 7th Iowa, who
have been close to the eaemy's FIRE, lost some
men. Among the killed is Capt Wendell, Of Co.
!, 7th Illinois; and Col. Morrison, Of the 49th
Illinois, is wounded.
Dirgss Sharp Shooters have done rood service.
They kept several Of the enemy's guns idle bv
picking of the cannoniers fast Is they appeared
IT the guos.
Capt. Brink, with . company Of cavalry, went
around to the left bank Of the river, this after
noon, and reports that the gua-boat Carondolet
received ten inch ball through her easement,
which wounded eight men, but did not injure the
boat materially. Capt. Walker, Of tho Caron To-
let, says he has dirmounted three Of the eneuy's
river guns. Tho other gun-bosts had not arrived
up 70 six o'clock this evening.
The enemy's rife shots and grape have been ay-
ing thick and fast about here, ali day. Some si 4
shots struck around Gen. Grant and staff this
afternoon, while they were riding along the lines
One bullet hit one Of the horses Of the body
guards. near by.
The fort will be stormed in two days if not sur
rendered before. Our men have driven back the
enemy in every Instance.
Pillow, Floyd, Johnston and Buckner are said to
be here.
One company has been within seven. y Eve yards
Of the enemy's sntrenchments.
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In the Senate ys.tsrdsy, the United States
passsd by . vsts Of Is to IL. 4 joint resolution,
introduced by Ar. NoCrary, Of Lee, vindicssing
sne honor Of the Iowa ID, Vas very properly adopt
ID. Other matters Of interest, which te have not
room % notiee, were also before that body.
In the House numerous psttions, bills and rsso-
report oe the procsedinxs. The Ssuato hin ~.
ng .ne manner Of canvassing votss In special sles
nons, w:s discussed . some length snd refeeFei
= - Uso.itess = feVseAiD "a Ceeot1 Osaa-
inssssee; ~ as ssss.eea - ssespisd 8 e
esesesacs s, q sss Iev.sAip ce,lsstsr Yin, vhioA
- 1sasS.-Slsts 11vis1sr, lllS.
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CUnn1RlAND, Feb. -.
Gen. Lander made forced march on Thursday
night, surpeising and breaking up rebel camp at
Neomy GAP, killing l3, and capturing II commits
siessd ofosrs and Is psivatss, and losing bat two
men and elk horses. Gen. Lander led the charge
10 psrson, at the hssd Of the !st v!g'nis Csv.'ry
Hancock again. Gen. Lander having cleared his
Department, Of the enemy, reLews his request 70
be relieved Of his command, on sceount Of i'll
health.
4 portios Of Ges. Lsndsr's command, under
Col. Dunning, has occupied Aorsfsld, and eap'
tured rs best cattle.
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THE MARKETS.
OyYIcs OF THE DIAocRAr AND NEwe,l
SATURDAY Eve, Feb. IS. 1881
DAILY REPORT.

Saturday Eve, Feb. Is, ls625
We notice but little change in tho market since
yesterday. Business 10 very light On account Of
the extremely cold weather.
! FLous-Firm at $3.50 Wholesale, $40 retail,
Shipments $50 bble.
wHEAr-In good demand At s5@6s. Shipments
3,s7s bushels Receipts $500 bu.
BARLYY.-Steady at 2e@30c for good, and $50
for extra. Receipts 1892 bu. Shipments $50
bu.
CoRx-Mixed l0e. Yellow l2c. Receipts 400
bu.
OAfs-la0l4e. Receipts $50 b..
DBHsssD Hoos.-We quote 1t @125@2 2.l0.
Receipts lla head.
For hogs brought to the pork house without b.
Ing frozen 1926 viii be given.
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xxxvH CONGREss.-FlRsr sEssII

WARRINGTON, Feb. L.
neUss-Ths House resumed the consideration
o. Ne naval appropriation bill. After considers
o osc oeoste TIE anendnsnt sppropsating SIS, ,ooo-
By 10 against IS. Also an smsndmsnt appropris-
ting $4,000 for an ordnance foundry q Washine.
ten, and for the 81 900 600 ordnance bill VAS then
passed.
Mr.. Wickof having appeared before the Judi
cisy Committee and answered the;ques,ion pro-
posed, was ordered to be discharged from custody.
The House considered the Post On Sc appropria-
ton bill in Committee Of the Whole.
The House concusrsd in the Sssate's amend
nest 70 the bill for the suppression Of the ceolis
trade.
Adjourned.
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From Louisville.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.
The Oregon democrat and Los Angeles and
California Star have been suppressed fran the
mails on the ground that they have been used for
the purpose Of overihrowing the Government Civ
ing aid and comfort to the enemy now 1t war
against the Z. 8.
The following has been received at headquar-
ters:
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Is.
To MAJ. Gan. .McCIILLAH.-Mitchell's division
by forced march reached the river At Bowling
Green to-day.
The rebels were evacuating the place when he
arrived.
ISlgned DC. BUELL.,
Major General.
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DISEASES OF
lelees ! etAsr Densstlcstal Anaunll
J1R. q. 0CULLr.

R MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
TN Of Vetesiaasy Surssoas Londos. h -
= eeas:A Of the nost perfect sysSsa e
ae:ss eseseeq;ss e ; .. soZ 70 sas Wet In great
maasntIy lasting aad rapidly aoeonplisSed. ~.
Horses useless from disease and hithe N he..h.
to bs ineusbls, Mr.. 8. treats With the hapuis.t
results, rsndggiag them ft to pssform opdinsrv
wssk% MksSyS tsssaneet b tasso on The ieeiti-
mate sciences q medicine. .sa b pledge t. Civ.
On hia.. 01se q LsOlairsS Stabls, sssn9 Of Sd
and Perry .. sse - sssa
N. B.-Honse and Cattle medicines can be had
OF NJ. Seslly st moderate prices. jaa-d4v !.
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j. = . . r n

SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
O4 and Rock Island, respectfully snnsanees -
70 he oitissns a Davenport that he - BOW pes.
parsd 70
Clean, COlOf and Manufacture
- I'D - 1AT0
into eool eoss, at shess nstee aa1 - ssaseaes1s
tWne Rsoolloee - plsee, - 0sosn1 oeeese, ~
tsssaP0y - Resk IaaaA. ,,coeu
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Notice.

THEREAFTER ALL PERSONS HAVING
III busiuoss with the County Supseintssent
I'm np hin ct his sGkee, o. Perry street, every
SATURDAY, o - tie last Saturday Of every month,
rom 4. II. till p. n.
D. L. GORTON,
ia1s-dkvlml County Supesintsndsnt.
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FoSoign Qavkots.
tAasksts per steamer Asia.
LIvsHPooL, fsb.1.
Brsaasiufs quiet and steady.
Provisions quiet.
LONDON, Feb. 1.
Consols s2IH93 for msnsy. Shares 441<033
discount. Erie s9039n.
PARls, Feb.1.
Rsntes III. 80.
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DISTRICT COURT.
vDaUARY fnM.

HON. JORNF. DILLON, Judge.
LA n. GDyoaD. Clerk.
SAErsDAY, Feb. Is.
Court opened at . o'clock. An.
The esss Of Nssd Co. Va Harvey Lsonsrd
vas proceeded with. The testimony vss not
oil finished till noon, when the trial vss I'D.
journed over till Monday afternoon at two
o'clock.
slls. 1sskss ". ClassshasA. Trial 70 sssst.
Jsdemsot f. Plainsi9 foe q, ~, 81 Loo.
AMI per cent. interest and costs.
Court adjourned st 8 o'clock. P. n, till 3
o'clock Monday morning.
There will be an hour for hearing motions
ssd dsmurrsrs on Monday morning.
The folio wing cases we're sst for trial for
Monday:
624e. Churchill VI. Eads.
G33l. On ". Martin.
e72s. Flewer ". Eldr:dae:
eo2s. Mclntosh W. Brown
6al5. Mcconnell Bro. ". Liksns.
ASIA. Smiley / Mckay vs.. Cook / Sargent.
tls2 do do ". ". l.. Ceok-0as-
nishee.
slss. do do ". do Gar
6sll. Ihorington vs.. Cook 4 Sargent.
65s3. Turpin ". Sherman.
Ss2o. Fulton ". Rambo.
4l6s. Clark vs. Wright.
$3.50. Collins ". BuItis.
6237, Powell W. Rogers.
$685. do do do
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"Friends Of my life my ardent spirit burns,
And oil the tsibuts Of ~ hsass fstssns.S
TOR THE MANEFAvORS PRESENTED TO
SCOTT HOUSE
By its numerous patrons. The undersignsd will
continue ct his rost peopsstee oe The above House
and hopes to merit continuance Of the patronage
Of the
Tracslt~g PWbltc.
the SCOTT HOUSE.
% ever, will offer to its guests
Clean Rooms. Clean Sheets.
A eoUNTlFUL TABLE
and all the comforts Of . Hons, at the low price
Il
one Dollar per Day.
- Good ssablias attached to the premises.
J.J. HUMPHREY Proprietor.
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~ FL S6t8Wt OSOs lOSSS = -
cA 1Hnntsc,1Hss, or 9GSe
vINsIl:I gIxcnf, ryi1tei. n,;Eht ls
~ checked Ulth simple rem
&4~ edy, if neglected Cfer .e,-
inmates seriously. r'e-0 are ooare Of
the tmpor.ance of stcrptng q afoA4h q
Hli4hf Rold in rs frs. stage; sta.
,vhiah in the begtnnir,g ,OoiD1d yield 70
q mild remedy, if ~. attended 70. soon
attacks the iunTc.
A<ou.,,'s 8<ancAinl lStcrfes
,ueye first Introduced e,e-en years age.
Il has been pro,ed that they are ne .ess
ovttc.e before the pubic for cn9Aa'
I@oLds, A<cnchikis, 5zafh>'10.
Rafn<<h, the Hackin4 Cough N bs0S1-
aux1hfio,,, and runerous afecslors q
the I1hSonf, givdnE immediate relief
P,sbltc Speakers 0se1 StssgeSs,
,u1u find then, efectuol for clearing and
strengthening the vcsoe.
Sold BY al Qvuggists and Dealers IN
Medicine, at rs cents per boz.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.
FLouR.- Market inactive. Winter 2.s2X@
$500 delivered.
WHEAT Market firm. Srlns At 73H@
7SKe.
Coax-Market Quiet but l1m. 23ss cents
in store.
RYE-Sales at S115i13sc.
BARLgY>-S5@43co on track.
PRovIsIoNs-Masket frmer. Prime mess pork
steady At $s.t2H. Lard steady at 61g6H
cents.
BEEp CArrLR-Steady 1t $235@3.s5
LIVE HoGs.-Market lively. sales $23o4
$50.
Dn.ssED Hocs.-In good demand. Sales at
t1.75@3.0O.
HlDss. Green Country 505A
Green salted 5A@sAc; Dry Flint l9kc@lS
cents.
PorAross.-Quiet and steady At 3504oc.
BUrrER-sh49k Tor 6rkin, lo0la cents FOR
dairy.
Eoos-Dunat 9@llo.
TALlow~In good demand 71sc.
new York market.
Nsw YoRK, February Is.
FLovA.- Market % better. 5O05 40 Super
State 5000 ,s5 Extra State ;$A6o05.70 Super
| Western ;$5. .95(GS o5 Common to medium sxtro
| Wsstesn $s.lo@e.ls shipping brands and Extss
| b H. O.
WHsAr.-Asskst dull, noniual and unchang-
ID. el.ss Chicago Spring $40 Amber lows
! wheat.
Conx-Market dull. Western Mixed el@s5
In store.
PosE-ss..ay. sls.ss@isoo meas; ss.so@s 50
prime.
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From Baltimore.

From Baltimore.
BALTIEoR., Feb. IA.
Parties who caae BY the Old Point boat say
thar it Vas reported in Norfolk, yesterday, that
Fort Donslson had been captured. Our dispatches
from Fort Monroe make no allusion to it.
relsbls passenger from Old Point says some
workmen from the city works at Richmond say
they left there for want Of work. So great vas
tho scarcity Of iron and coal that the works there
we're being suspsndsd- coal was snoTm ously high.
The men ny there are few il any cannon left ~
Richmond, al having been sent away frsm tims
to time u other points. Very few Of the detsncss
there have Any cannon mounted.
From Louisville.
LoUIsviLL8, Feb. Is.
We are in receipt Of good news from Bowling
Green, but the telegraphing thereof is expressly
interdicted for the present, BY tho Commanding
General.
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FSom WashiDgto0.

From W0shingtoo.
WAsHiHoTon, Feb. Is.
Senator Chandler has received . letter from
Col. Wilee1, who says that himself and other phi
soners At Columbia, s. e., are in good health, and
that their condition has been rendered comfort
able by the clothing received from the United
States autho critics.
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BOARD or EDUCATION RoOMs.

BOARD OF EDUCATION Rooms
Davenport, Feb: II, 1852.
In pursuance Of resolution adopted st the lest
annual meeting Of the :" District Township Of the
city OF Davenport" the Secretary makes the fol-
lowing statement Of the expenses Of the District
from March 10th, 1851 to date. and also an est-
mate for the yssr ending March 1863.
TRACnHns FUND.
There have been orders issued on the Teachers
Fund to the amount OF. ............. ..$6 .266.
SCHOOL HOUSE FUND
II al this f,o1 IN
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LUNCH, this Sunday morning, at
the Phoenix Saloon.
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w. i. ROSS, AGENT.
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
Or NKw YokK
CAsH CAPirAL, ONs MILLION DOLLARS.
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
CHARrERED A. D., 1910,
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
OFFICR-MxrRoPoLlrAN BUILDING, DAVENPORT.
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DURTB HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcba3d

NEW PENNSYLvANlAH HOUSE.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS 1 SoNs, Proprieton,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. O6cs for
Stages leaving for LeClairs, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, AsQuOketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar Der dAy. Au19l.1
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important Foreign News.
AN EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS TO
BE MADE
Rebel Accents Of the Engagement
at FeTt DonelsoI.
BOWLING GREEN EVACUATED.
Gen. Lander Breaks up . Rebel
Camp.
AErE0Al@@Aa
LATEST NEWS

~ GJOV0OTV Ou0OAXCSJeV
Foreign News.
NV YORK, Feb. II.
The Asis from Liverpool on the lst, via Qu eens-
town on the ID inst, has arrived. Her dates are
one day later.
LAT1sT VIA QUEENSTOWN.
MADRID. 2d.-The Sumter is still at Gibralter
Don Atmente, Mexican Minister, has arrived ct
Trieste, and been received by the Arch Duke Max
anillian.
The Austrian Gazette mentions the reappoint-
ment Of the Arch Dake Maxim!lian ~ Commo.
dore OF the Austrian navy, and contradicts the re-
port representing the scheme 70 place him on the
throne of Mexico.
PARIS, cd.-The Independence Beige asserts that
the Southern Commissioners have informed the
English government that in return for the recog-
milton Of the Southern Confederacy they would
establish most absolute free trade for fifty years.
abolish the external slave trsf6c, an eman"ipate
Oil the blacks born after the recognition. These
Affairs, however, will not determine Lord Palmers-
ton to abandon the policy Of neutrality.
LONDON, 2d.-The proposition of Mr. Gregory
for the recognition Of the South will bs discussed
soon after the opening Of Parliament An inter-
esting and excited debate and ecticn Of the pro-
possl is expected.
BoxBAY, l3th.-Ths expectation Of saltpetre
from India, except TO Brtish ports is prohibited.
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ca
l2X Of DsiaiL
IS do d.
Prints, fast colors, g.
50 ct Plaids for IS do
81 Cassimeres for IS do
Good heavy Sattinsts for cea.
French Mssino LEES than cost,
fancv Silks at Is per cent. les than cost.
Aomsober WHITE Is particularly eaesiae eat
ID u y 6 Q Q ID .,
AT A. ". 0AILEYss OLD sfORa.
Second street, opposite State Bank. esss
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ER ED LORE FZ.

FL - ID Z q L Z FZ,
WILL. ON rHr OPENING OF NAvI0A.
w tiop, make regular DAILY TRIPS be-
tween the above named and Intern ediate points.
connecting With the various Railroads, at Davsn.
port, Rock Island, Clinton, Fulton City, Galsna
and Dubuque.
~ Passengers and Shippers can rely on this
asrangsmsnt continuing throughout the
entire eEASoN.
Sor Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
r. X. PRETTYNAN, Agent.
January l6, lS62-4m
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TEAcHsas' examination ct the School
House, eosnor Of Sixth and Warren streets. On
Saturday next, ss . o'clock, A. n.
MoDBRATING. - The weather WA
more rsssossbls and mild on Saturday, though
cold enough for oil Water purpossa The
streets we're crowded With business,
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ID -. n z w z l. l. 4 III A = L EA !,
succ1ssoas TO DR. cHBsssss0Uoa,
Surgeon D0seetOto,
nVPlCE OORNER THIRD AND BRADY
~ streets, over Lisdssy's JevslFy Store, Davsn-
port, Iowa. Chssges moderate. Ua3l
CLARK 4 HOYT
7NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BU00lES,
~ Pianos and Harmouio Aslodsons frsm the
pest Eastern manufsctories, Of the m0st approved
psttssna, and st prisss that defy mpetition, No.
Ice sody stsses. Deseepsst, Jeve lspS
PBGNlX SALOON.
r Rave RENTED THIS RSTADIIoHNRNT
l asd shah keep it supplied - heretofore with
the best
vVTns0s Liquors 4 Rs teehnsessts.
There are two excellent
74111Aro TAolOO
In the Saloon. Thankful for past patronage
hope for . continuance Of similsr fsvnra
jas JOHN CORTIS.
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LOUIS A. AACkLOT.
BANKER / DEAL HR IN EXCHANGE,
Davenport, Iowa.

eBI-dU
0DO. .. C. DOW. o. !. BROWN.
DOW 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNHELORS At LAW
IA and Notaries Public,
.. /. BaOwN, United States Commi ssi oneR.
O1yioD--At Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
Zee, Davenport, Iowa. uAr3-E
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & AUCOUCHEUR.
i OvYICB-South- -sAstcor.e q brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from {. \. Y. and
to5P.M, 'g-e91.u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

WI. Il. DlITOE,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IA OY1ICE, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
strsets, in AcManus Shepherds block, opposite
State Bank lmch25-d dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

.dPPLES .1PPLES!
500 Barrels Primo Je1netlbg Apples
on consignment and for ssle by
Il. VI. PRETTYMAS,
jan-l6-lmfp No. Burrows Block.
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES.
WE HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT A FINR
w lot Of
Dried .aPpi<s and Peaches,
and for sale by
Z. PRETTYMAN,
ial slmfpl No. Burrows Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

:. Q. cAAYD2LL. JOHN G. DILL6.
CAMPBELL L BILLS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORa AT LAW.
"A O&ss, No. l. Davsnport's Block. nov3l-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

J. A. NlAD, II. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il No. Is, corner Main ana Third streets, Dav-
export, lows.
AOars Of the day and night, splss professionally
engaged. sapt2s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-17

Davenport Lumber Market.