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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22

NEw AMERICAN EScYcLoFEDIA. - Volume
XIV Of this noble work has been received. At
this late day 1t is almost needless to say it is a
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eything that learning, labor, and money could
do, seems to have been done to make this work
perfect compendium of human knowledge, as
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work Of this order the cost is so low and the
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The reach Of every man who uses books at all
and the farmer, the mechanic, and the Merchant
As we'll as ths general scholar, or member oI
One OF the learned professions, can make no
addition to his library, that will yield him 9
better return for his money.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22

George W. waits, a. y ssbsriainssst
Gro W. WAur fpoepal ol high schooh
slras shHaH " scny0sasss, --s-s q y 1ish se9nes
Mrs suArrn, dIaFnnr ncneoi
MISS 8. D. IroKRsori, Aeasiaps 10 frapn schoei
Miss s. r. TowER. lhtermedate Depef'meH'
Miss svsAN sANrsps, frmay
Nss ANNA Forp, AfnhNhf y ffHnAv
The School a a Al, ptfsong f suliahR age residing
within the ,Flage nnis ard tue "Dftd aiiaehfd hefee
Cor School puTpoaes"
Forty weeks qono,s Ism rsrps - papis from sesosa
will he
E! E! e5s%%s; s5'%a% .., :, sP'''s iss%
Tuition pavab lp 30 advance. lIf f4IN.I
Al applications for admission 70 Be made % ile supsiin
tendant. W
The Fall Terp1 commences Septenief %, 1901, and
the Winter Term January 5th 1851.
t,ts bohv dosirate n pupils should ben a the open
inc m terms 80 uns out OF the village Will 10 receised for
ess naod than one trn deductions Tor feeeaff e
cent 10 casos Of ackuess uf rentotai.
n. L. MoRRfsos, FTegf,
A. r. HcnnAnD C3til,
srKrHKx HALL, Treas. Hoard Of Fduc.tIany
q. c. CVLLEr,
J.. HAIL.
n. FAasETrs - f.NH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22

We are indebted to our young friend, HENRY
PAwLUs, now at Nashville with Kinney's Bat.
terry, for Information respecting the health Of
the battery, which is not generally good, quite
a number being on the sick list; also for copies
of the Nashville Times, OF the 9th, and 10th
inst. as tame as a midsummer oyster. and Of
the Nashville Patriot with some modest glim'
neriugs of loyalty ard its benefits. From the
latter we clip the following;
10 our peregrnations over the city, we were
pleased to notice that a great many retail
stores have resumed, representing most every
branch of trade, the only difficulty in the way
OF striking bargain lit strikes us) is the re-
markable scarcity Of mint drops" Business is
docking up" however. and confidence is being
gradually restored. Another indication of fu
ture comfort, is the passing Of Telegraph wires
across the Cumberland River, they pass from
the piers, and over the ruins, OF that once NOBLE
structure, the Suspension Bridge. We viii
on have news fresh enough from distant cities
10 induce as to read it before or ut breakfast.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22

COAL OIL by the Gallon, Can or Bar
~ reIl Of as gsod quality. aud at low prices ID
osun6 in Clereland Jan 2, 'G2. H. l.. MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22
TRUE TO THE LETTER.

MR. HALL can positively, aud undeniaby, With his expe
ence and economical method n doing huses furnish df
instruments better terms than other dealers can a
ford TO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22
New Goods Tor Fall and Winter
1851 and 1862.

1851 and 1862.
NOV Receiving and opening. Splendid
IN STOCK Of New ana seasonable Goods,
which will be sold At very low prices for Cash or Ready Pay
ThaSh oE .he gsns09' gsonago 50 6sIAy p's;owid cC
,l bat e ' s % prepaIeS M 10 e Good Goods Al ptes which
defy competition atems o. sbread For the proof Of tss
assertion cali and iOoa for ourselves an you Will be coi
piasEi 'xsiiabula October s, isol. II l. MORRISON.
IT DOa7aSetdCR.
HEAVY, Medium Fine Brown Sheet
ms cotton Yarn cotton Batting wchns wsdi9g Tchass
great variety vory low for the terms, at MoRRsoSs.
.CARPET WARP-W hite and Oolored
~ Of First Quality, but not Of the inest hread vhehl
selling at twenty-five cents pound You That want can
save money by buying Of N0flslsoN.
taE Groceries gE 90
OF ALL KINDS, Green and Black
" Teas Crushed Cor,e aud brown sngars Java and
Rio Coeos Goden Syrup, superior article Moasses. RICE
Codash Spices, saleatt Soda Cream Tartar Dye Woods
Ana ap oS o sona sA rs ca. " puss m n
that line be bought how for the times Of MORRISON
Announcement.
WI, G.. DICK, would announce 10 the
Public Generally that has uft bought In New York, and
Is receiving large stock OF Goods eoippFlsing
Miscellaneous, School, Juvenile, Toy
BhANx sOoHS.
Fancy Goods. Yankee Notions, Toys,
| and
Stewnirs Fancy Candies.
Write II in your amanacs whore you Il every day
in the year, that N. g. DICK, cant be undersold
'Tae BeH Of all The american Newspaper sder0cd 10 mat
teTs of Rural .'-SCoTTisH FARMER AND HOR-
| AiCCLrrRfsr, EDiNBuRGn, August Z, 1861.
! THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
| L wEEKLY JopRxAL
| For the Farm, Che Gnrden, ana the Fire.
side.
| VotuMB XiN-January !, 1862.
! THE cot NTRY GENTIEMANi Is now acknowledged 10
be the Leading Agricultural JOpThal Of 1msric0 u
ain 10 pages In each Misunderstanding handsome vol
umcs per Of sS2 pages and not too large page for
convenient binding.
TERMSTwo Dollars per Year with reduction to Clubs
SPECIMEN Members mailed grauitousy application
The Country Gentleman VIII be Sent free
to all who interested in Agricultural improvement,
who would like the opportunity Of examining its pages be
fore subscribing
From this Time until the Close Of he Yeor.
Address with your NAME and those Of your fieudf o
LUTHER TUCKER sen.
ALBANY, N. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22

DEATH ON CRows-Mr Orrin Miller Of this
town. lately Cred into hemlock tree 10 which
large number Of crows bad perched them
selves al niebt, and bfo1giH dowo sevsnieea vi
one shot.-Reporter
rt-I ...., -.,,ecgee ,,rnhoiIv7 IT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22
Patent Medicines.
Pills-Pilis.

AmongfhO large quantity have the Printer says he will
TO mention but few. Among them the
following
Brndreth James, MoIats Iloloways, Rohacks, Parkers
Madame B0vinPs Gra1enberg, SOue's, Cheeseman's,
Nstt', Poor Mans, SpRuldng,s, &c. &c. &c
I could 60 dd iEfnitum, but space will not allow.
Hoping hear from you occasionally your needs require
] am truly yours
632 A. UENDRY.
n1- Candies, Tea. Coffee. Sugar, Starch
Asaes Pepper Sosps and Toilet Articles Cologne Essences
&C. Lamp TpIings, Lamps repaired Brushes All kinds Of
and Herbs put mp by the Shakers. Paints of all kinds
in small Tin Cans for family
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22
FACT WORTHY or NOTICE.

MR.. HALL has sold Pianos and Meiodeons er than
fifteen years large SCALE and has sold inferior
instrument, and never will
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22
A Great Chance fer Bargains in
Piano Fortes and Mclodeons.
(TEo. HALLS Large Stock Of Pianos
and Mclodeons TO be Closed out at Reduced
Prices for the Next Thirty Days

This l. an Opportunity before Offered 10 tho citizens
Of Ashabua county or vicinity for procuring instrnmeuts
Persens expecting to bny In or two should embrace
this opportunity al once, as
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22
WHITE GOODS.

DLEACHED COTTON'S Jaceonet
- Cambriss Ish linens, Bishop lawns Book and Swiss
MuElins Cap Iaees, Edgings, Embroidered Collars, Shirt
fronts and Collars at great bargains, for Cash at
MORRISON'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22

See Advertisement OfwArsoxs NErRALGIA KING 10 anC
ther column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22
ronrraN TRADE.

Mr. HAIL. has shipped instruments to almost every state
in the Union Persons residing 10 Indiana Michigan Illinois,
Wisconsin and other o the West, particularly In
vted 70 correspond with Mr. II. at this time he
tany make Il greatly TO their advantage to order Of him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-22
Moncy cnp be Saved.

Persons living at distance, have lnsruinens sen 60
then and may rely upon being ry dealt with as though
they were here to select.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

There is trouble between these two
Generals, growing out Of the late fierce
charge Of the former upon the entrench
ments al Washington. From some lea
son, not yet made lncid to the country,
Pope declares that Sigel is unreliable
that be is not man that you can safely
tie TO. Sigel turns around and demand'
an Notwithstanding to have Pope
make / is assertion good before the mil
itary powers and the country at large
Looking upon this squabblc as an en-
tirely disiuterested party, aided only 10y
such light rs has already been thrown
upon the military career OF the two Uffi
GERS in question, one could hardly fail OF
coming TO the CONCLUSION that o. be
tween the two, Gen. Sigel has shown
himself to be the most reliable man
Such is undoubtedly The verdict of tn.
country, and it probably will be until
Gen. Pope shall show the public where
in the charge is substantial. There is a
bare possibility thst Gen. Pope was the
victim Of fonl play 10 bis Virginia cam
paign, but as yet that has not been
shown, and particularly has it not been
proven that Gen. Sigel was in any way
chargcable with the great disasl er, " hicb
in the jocose language Of the President,
"knocked the country into the middle OF
last year" The investigation Of Gen.
Popes charge will be looked for with
great interest by the public, with no
other desire than to arrive at the truth
which Is now shrouded in impenetrable
mystery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
THE DRAFT.

Draft or no draft-that is the ques-
ton. There has been no draft in any
State in the Union, as yet, to fill up old
regiments, and there are grave doubts
existing as to whether there is any an.
thority for such draft
But the Secretary Of War rays that
Iowa has already accomplished her share
of raising troops, and more too. Read
the following extract:
''In some States tho whole quota OF
volunteers and militia called for was en-
tireIy filled up by volunteers without
draft. Ia some the whole number Of
volunteers was raised, and part of the
militia. Other States are deficient n
volunteers, and have not yet made their
draft, but have taken measures for tn at
purpose. Illinois and Iowa have fur.
nished more volunteers than their Quota
under both calls"
That was our understanding Of the
matter long ago. II it is a fact that
Iowa has more than filled her quotas
under both calls, why should there be a
draft in Iowa, especially when there is
NO law in the books for drafting for the
purpose of filling up old regiments.
There NAV be some "miIitsry neces.
sity" slowed away somewhere that We
have not yet come across, but we give
II asan opinion that there is considera'
BILE Que st,on az TO whether there will be
. draft at all in this State under any
existing calls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Post V1licc WINTER lime liable,
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.

PosToFPIcR Ar DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL.-Cioses at 8 A. NJ. anil 81 r
NJ. Arrives al A. N. ard ~ 7. ~, Sunday y:
excepted.
WESTERN NAIL Closes at 9 A. NJ. Arrives
at 8 y. NJ Sund y excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL-Closos at 81 p. NJ
Arrives at ~ +. NJ.
SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL-Closes at A. NJ. Al.
rives at & r. NJ.
NoRTHrRS VIA DEWITT.-ClosesS Sunday. Tues
day and Thursday ars1a p. NJ. Arrives Tuesday
Thursday and saturday at +. NJ
ROUTk No. lO977 viz Blue Grass, e,c-Closes
Monday. Wednesday AMI Friday at 6 u o'clk. N
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at 2
o'clock NJ
koUrE No. lOe4s Via Tiptc n-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock N.
KosTE No. l0947-vsa PuiFai Closes Friday
At O'clock 81 arrives Saturday ct s O'Clock
PM
korrs No. 1o25o-yia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at 81 p. N Arrives
Saturd, y TT p. "
OFFICE Hours. Office open at o'clock A. NJ.
Jen-ral deliver. closed at 81 o'clock T. Office
rlosed ut o'clock Uffice open On Su day
from TO 2 'clock r NJ.
t. A the principal mills are carried by Rail
Road, all the time as suited herein will be
RAIL road r1s, the clock in the Superintend-
ent's Office, NJ. + u. RR. Depot, being tho stand.
ard. CHAS Il. FL 'KliiGE. p. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
FATAL PROOF.

II the most indubi,able evidences OF
the correctness OF General McClellan's
declaratioo that the army vas not ready
for the Winter campaign, and Of the fal-
atty Of Gen. Hallsck's declaration tina,
that army Was ready, were yet needed
to convince the country that the former
wss RICH. and that the latter was Wrong,
if mo,e evidence 10 wanting, we say,
most surely it is constantly being fur
nished by the most uninpeachabls wit
nesses.
Six soldiers we're frozen dead ut their
pots on Sunday night, on the Kappa
hammock. Six victims found frozen
eeal, give in the most unansweratle
evidence that the army Was not proper
ly clothed when General Halleck de-
clared it was. Their new made grave.
ya~ning 10 receive their thnly clad,
sufly frozen occupants speak aloud TO
the country OF the wilfuI ignorance OF
the commander chief. A whole army
incapaci,ated by lack Ct warm cloth ng
for marching upon the enemy, gives 10
testimony that cannot be rebutted..-
Ready were they-these gallant men
to move forward and encounter the per.
lis Of Winter campaignl Ready they
we're TO be offered up as victims TO
great Generate spleen and desire to
crush Their commander. Re1dy to march
q few miles, then halt and wait and
freeze in their tracksl Ready even q.
bullocks stand huddlej together 10
slaughter pens, waiting for death. Such
readiness" is enough to arouse the in
dignation Of the country. A country
overlooking with wealth and its soldiers
freezing 10 death for TIE want OF few
blankets, a few boxes Of clothing For
shame. Why talk about restitution in
rebel camp when this is the condition
Of our own?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
state Of Iowa.

ADJvrAHr GENERALS OrYlcR,.
Davenport. bee. ., 1862. !
GENERAL ORDERS, No. los.
The Draft commissioners in the several coun-
ties in which are located incorporated cities and
towns. will assign the quotas Of the several ward.
Of such cities and towns and the territory in the
same township outside Of the corporate limits, as
signing to each its proper quota, treating each
ward and the territory outside Of corporate lin
its within the township, as though they were sep
arate townships.
This should only be done where the returns are
such as to insure reasonable degree Of accuracy
in assigning the quotas of the several wards
BY order Of Corlmander-in Chief
N. Is. BAKER,
dec att Ad,t. Genl of Iowa.
Papers published in cities ard towns to which
the above order nay apply. will insert once
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10


ApJrrANT GENERALS OFFCRi
davenport, Dec. "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. lO7.
/. All mon now in the service Of the State of
Iowa in the Southern Border Brigade, are author
zed to enlist 10 volunteer companies for United
states service, or regiments of Iowa volunteers
now in service
IL. Captains Ct companies in the southern
Z order Brigade, on receiving notice of the enlist
ment of any nan of their company into any vol
unteer organic ,tion for United States service
will Immediately muster such man out of their
company and may enlist another in his stead
But any man so mustered out will not be again
received into the State service until the term Of
his enlistment expires.
Ill. Persons enIisting in tho 42d, 43d or 9Th
Cavalry, will be credited to their respec,i, e
counties on the quotas called for Nov n,bcr 9
1852 n b. BAKER
dec 3-tf il. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

THs d. g. S. G. Il. R.-This road
has never been more successful than
this season. The company have found
1t necessary to increase their facilities
for doing business largely in order TO
meet the demands upon them. Taey
have purchased more rolling stock, built
depots, 10 ,Iuding q very large one at
Dubuque, which is undoubtedly the best
in the State. They have erected SNOW
fences along the greater part Of the
road.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
state Of Iowa.
ArJuTAyr CENkRAI'i OFFICE
Davenport, Nov. Z9 lso2

Mate III TOWHe
ArJrTAvr CENkRAL'l OrFrCEi
Davenport, Nov. 20 1904
GENERAL ORDERS NO. lC6.
Fer the inform alton of the soldiers Of diff .reot
reg ments of Iosa. who we're taken prisoner and
subsequently, paroled, this depar' ment is drect.d
to sta'e that those who have gone to their re-
spec,ive homes in this State will be allowed TO
return to duty with,u charges Of desertion OF
improper c"niuc,, il they report to their regi-
menis by the 18th of Decrm ber next.
NIB BAKER.
dee l-d.f Adit Genl o. Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
NEW ADV'TS.


TAsSY YOUNG RESPECTFULLY INFORM
ms customers and the public In general tina,
ne ms removed his Groccry Store irdm Fro1,
street to No. W Bay street.. where he keeps
constantly iuii sssortnen, Of Groceries and pro-
w ions. rhich be intend. 10 sell rs lox ~ any
where Else 10 the CRY. lie viii, DO thankful Of
their patronage.
davenport, zee. ;. 1862. fdec9 DIV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

TaE alabama" that so frightened
people at the East, has arrived at Port
LAM. She proves to be the Nv elland,"
. steamer from Montreal,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE rIuNEER
! settlers ass citation will he held Thursday
Dec 9th Il SO. at 2 o'clock r. NJ, at the ofi 60 i
lohn l. C.iin, Esq. A large attendance is re-
ques,ed.
ny order Of the President.
DIP. McKOWN,
:tr Secretary
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
900 TONS HAY,
5 600 Bushels Corn.

The hay to be Timothy or dry upland the grain
to be OF the first quality. The forage tc be de.
hvered in such quantities from time TO time ss
may be quired by the Asst Quart. ra aster.
Surety to ,he'xten, of 20 pei cent Of the value
Of the forage contracted for. will be required for
the fulf ment of the contract
The Government reserves the right to reject
or all the bids. BIDS 10 be endorsed Promo
sails for hay and corn. Bids for corn aud hay to
be teiarate.
II. b. HENDERSHOTT,
dec q-3t Cant "a Arty A q n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINGIN DAILY


Lar9er space charged at tho rate OF $3.50 70,
earh ALL ii sal square,
Ca ole hall square, two thirds Of tn above
rates;
business Cards not to exceed & line, slo a. ,.,
annum; F
Eof each change an additional charge Of 2bc.nts
per square will be made.
Large .uis charged double the same diuen.ie,
Of type.
aesrly Advertising contracts will be understood
'oarriv strictly to the immediste business II the
Aosefusef, and all other advertisem sent in bv
sos advertiser will be charged extra
endorsements not accompanied with instruc.
eofdingy. -" '""'KeuA nc
hosenai notices charged for at the rate Of II
cents per line, or eight words, and special notice,
~ cents per line, or so cents line week.
AL notices Tor religions and bepeyolen, mr..
peses OF any kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
eAcePt single announcements Of marriages ard
dsaths charged 70 cents per insertion
Advertisements from abroad must DO Maid 10,
| nssant ~ ddtance, unless from approved
Agents
Iontracts for yearly advertising tsrminhle NJ
suo .pllon u advertisers, they paying an advance
mSpt oi 70 per cent. on the contract price
Advertisements inserted next Ia reaaing n.,,..
50 per cent. advance on the aboyerai,s Ana 49,.
snistor "a pages, % per cent. advance on r,uula,
rates KUN.
Altransient advertisements must be % IA %, l..
advance. ior IN
Advertisements inserted in weekly o, re.s, N.
BE terms. ~
RICHARDSON, WEST 4 CO,
SANDERS h BRO.
IA. AtDORF 4 co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Proposals for Hay and Corn.

CFFlcE OF Asst. QUARrEaMAsTER, /
Davenport, Iowa. lee. alb, 1852
SEALED Proposal ) WILL. BE REL EVE.
- Of this Office until ~ o'cl.ck n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

SALE OF TIE SUMTER Cores Liner
pool Adrertlser says that the celebrated
screw steamer Sumter, pioneer o: the
Alabama, is advertised for sale at Glib
araltar. She is described as built in
Philadelphia in 1859, measuring about
499 tons, partially copper fastened,
drawing IL feet Of water with a heavy
cargo propelled BY d'rect-ac,ing engines
of 50 inch cylinders and 80 inches
stroke, and steams / knots an hour.
There are also to he sold, in lots, her
provisions, clothing, guns and gun car
riagcs, DC.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

Lost.
THERE ARE MISSING FROM THE CITY
L Engineers ofice two t,,ks. oae Of rxpeIdi-
tn es and he otuer Of Contracts ANY pers, n
having them in their possession will confer great
favor by leaving them at the oftic Of the under
signed in ,ity Hall building
II LAMBACH,
dec z-df CITY Engineer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
RUDOLPH kIkENZ.
II. - 4 x,
FOR THE BENEFIT CT TEE
DAVENPORT INFANT GARDEN.

OWING TO TIE EFFORTS OF THE IN
~ FANTS' Garden Association. and the ib-r-
al patronage Of the pubic for several years, the
p.an to establish a Froehel's Infant Garden in
his city has been successfully carried out, and
the services of Miss PAULsEH iady instructed
ny Mrs Ftoebsl, in Hamburg, has beet secured -
For the purpose OF cuyrsag tho expenses caused
by the journey OF the teacher. and 'hs necessary
changes in the roo AMI the inn dement's. the In
FAINT Garden 4 Association proposes to institute a
Fair In I.ahrmanns Hall on saturday and Sun
day, the 18Th and l4.h december, inst
The Undersigned committee, .lef. re. respect
fully appeals to the public, and particularly tc
the ladies', to assis: them in this enterprise by
sea ling articles and specimens Of workmanship
in order to p,omp g the welta 81 this, for Dav.
EXPORT so benefcia. an institution.
Donations and articles for sale will be most
cheerfuly received at Lahrmann's Hall Thursday
and Friday, December / ard -
II. DITZEN. HtNhlEiTE LEMME,
q p ANDERSON, ELfRIEDE MULLIR,
FIR. El~S, CAkOI.INA LAUGH,
n. MOtl ZE., WILHELMINA LAHRMAN
II. MI IELB SCHER, Committee.
deed If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

THE UNDERS GNED INFORMS THE PUB.
L lie that hereafter he will Keep on han u
choice article vi okN MxAL, which he offers at
Wholesale and Retail. Likewise will exchange
III eai for corn in he ear
i'll in rear IF Merwin's Block. Office in For
rests Block. j. NYCE.
dec2 iw Perry street bet. 4h and 5th
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

A PROFITABLE Theft Some thieves
stole box in the New London depot,
supposing it to be shoe box, but, after
opening It, they found it contained only
the bodies of man and child, which
had been disinterred for transportation.
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