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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

VERY MuM.-The Republican papers
are as silent as the grave in relation to
the disclosures Of fraud and robbery
made by the Van Wyck investigating
committee.
When treason has its knife at the
country's throat, al d thieves and sconn-
dres in high places are stealing her re-
sources by millions, we think there is as
much cause for exposing and pun'shlng
the thieves as there is for putting do~n
the rebels. The Republican press should
not be mum because the thiev'ng nap
mems TO be call in the family" 1t had
oceans of indignation when Floyd was
IN the stealing business and now why
can't it give Simon aad lis friends a
touch Venanyo (Pa.) Spectator.
Simply because they are too dishoo-
est Themselves. Why, the republican
thieves might steal the last cent from
the treasury, and the last button from
Old Abe's coat, and the republican pa
pers would give their tacit and smiling
assent, and what is more would continue
to keep up Lue and cry about Nc
Clelan, so as to divert public attention
while their friends IN high places were
stenlIDp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DFDoIAL N0~r1-
TO COJvDUMPTZH.eS.

ThsAdvsrtisss, having bssa restored TO health
In sfsw wssh BY very simple remedy, SITTER
having suffered several years with severe lung
suse''on, and thst drsad disease. Cousumption-
- - anxious to make known to his fellow-suGsssrs
the means Of cure.
10 al who desire it, he viii send copy Of the
prescription used Gree ofrharge, with the diree-
ZION Tor preparing and using the same, which tf.sy
viii Ind SEAS CUxs 1oE CONSUMPTION, AsraaA,
BRONCHITIS, dc. The only object Of the saver.
tissr in sending theErsseription il TO hs.sas ID,
amicted, and spread information which he con.
eeivesto Be invaluable, and he hopes every suers,
Will try his remedy. - il viii COST them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ID
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WlLlIAMsBuRoH.
oct0" Smw Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Inc undersigned il . Candidate for the Office o.
City Marshal. HARVEY IEONapn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

Mr.. IvERsos, Of Georgia, formerly
Senator for that State, announces, in a
Southern journal, that he has ''retlred
rom public life" We shall soon hear
OF good many down there doing like,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24


HroH PRlcEs AT NAsHvILLE',D
he way. | have seen a curious cur, o., ,. oDia
meut, in the shape Of the bill OF iegu's :,
charges posted on the bedroom door. ., :.
the St. Cloud Hotel. Among ITS 1egu ,I.
tons is one TO the effect that mo o. nS
will be answered during meal nous, a."
guests will please not ring TO Pls' .nd
disappointment" This is orig'nA', ~; 49,
worthy the attention Of the Metr0Po'',ua;ui,
and St. Nicholas proprie,ors. me ""
Of charges is literally as io'lows :.
Breakfast, IS cents; dinner, e. sup
per, Is cents; lodging, 81; board pc.
day, So; board by the week, 90
board by the month, SEQ; day Doa'a
per week, SIS.
But these are not tho only instances
Of ex,ravsgant charges. The Hera1a
i. sold here by newsboys at tfty Genus :
the Louisville and Cincinnati dallies az
twenty-five cents, and the local papers
at ten cente. The ferry charges across
the river are 25 cents for man, and
$3.50 for a man and beast .-Eashv'Ele
GbrrespOudent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

EE At Charlestown, Va, the women
still remain bitter and intense foes OF
the Union, while nearly all the men are
of, enrolled in the Confederate States
army. To show the enmity OF tho fair
there, will mention that one of the
Press Brigade craved q room at the
house Of lady on Main street. She
met him at the door with flashing eyes,
said that if he was hungry she would
give him something to eat, but that she
would sooner die than allow one Of the
vile nercel aries of the North to pollule
her hearth stone for the night. She
pointed to her boy Of fourteen "Tbis
is the last tha, is left at home; six Of
his brothers are with the army, and cv-
cry one Of my male relatives who is cap
able; and l live in the hope that when
thi, last one is old enough be too will
60 forth. and ! hope he will plunge his
sword deep into your hearts" With q
grand ar this tragedy qneen slammed
the door, Charlestoaon Correspondent,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

HIT1INc HIM HARD The Memphis
.Aryus, abiding to Flovd's flight from
Font Donelson, says that he ran moral
coward tom the field, and by his dis.
graceful weakness caused the cspitula.
ton and surrender he lacked the homes.
ty to share, and by his example sulIied
forever the reputation Of Pillow, by in
,iuclng him TO forget duty and rcmem-
Der but " number one"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
DRY GOODS.

DkY GOODS.
DRY-G0ODS! DRY GOODS. /!
EalI r Winter
ID II Y q q . ID 81
JUST RECEIVED
q. .. W Hxa1 ID n /,
NO. 8 LIE CLAIRE ROW,
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST
sTAPLE&FANCYD DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C.,
EVER OFFERED IN THIS STATE.
Please call and sss the large and etsap stock
GOO q Goods
and get your monies worth. No trouble to show
Goods at WHISPERS. ocls
q. 900
WATCH SPRING HOOP SKIRTS
Late 0t 0tY1e0
At FULL ONR-THIRD LESS. IN PRICE.
"A than ever before sold in this market. We
have large stock, and bought them in the
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR CASH,
and We will sell them cheaper than any other o.
adjustment possibly can, and for sale to the trade
in quantities At New York jobbing prices At
o.,o,.. wHIsLER'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

Three weeks. 400 squares, i yssr' IS %
Larger space charged ct the rate OF $3.50 for
each add Il. Dal square,
tos one half square, two-thirds Of the shove
rates;
Business Cards not to exceed lines, SO 90 p,
annum;
Foreaeh shssse an additional charge Of rs cent?
per square will bs made.
Large cuts charged double the same dinsasiss
sfsype.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood
oapVly strictly to the immediate business Of the
Advertiser and oil other advertisements sent In By
the advertiser will be charged extra.
=, ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with instFuc.
lons VIII b inserted until forbid, and chargsdas
Editorial notices charged for 1t the rate Of II
cents per line, or eight WORDS and special notices
. ~ Genus per line, or 50 cents line Ter week.
All notices for religious and benevolent pur.
poses Of any kind Whatsoever oflordinsry length.
except single announcements of marriages mi
deaths charged Is cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must be raid for
,nso'sabIy IN Advance, unless from approved
Agents.
Contracu for yearly advertising terninbl. a.
the option Of advertisers, they paying advance.
ment OF - par cent. on tho contract price.
Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
81 Per cent. advance on the above rates, And kept
rates.
Alltransient Advertisements must be paid 70, +.
advance. =
Advertisements inserted in weekly On rsasopa-
BILE terms.
RICHARDSON. WEST 4 CO.
SANDERS 4 BRO.
IA. DAlDORF co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES de.
SIRIUS Of owning good Sewing Machine, that il
simple In its construction, strong and not liable
get out Of Order one that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that.doe: net skip stitches or
unravsl, one that will sew equally we'll on thick or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking, one that makes q uniform seam.
(leaving no ridge underneath one that will use
any No. Of cotton thread, linen OF silk, one tha
will last for years on all kinds of work; in short
one that is not more trouble than it is worth, buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, :. it il the cheapest In the
end" See advertisement In another column
Ca'eoge Head. ag4-d&vlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

THIRTEEN million of dollars of the
rev demand notes are expected to be
ready in Washington on or about the
LIST Of April, the smaller determinations
being issued first. The whole ninety
millions will not be completed proba.
oily before the middle Of May. The Ma.
tional Bank Note Company, by the ar
'angement, prints only the $50 and 500
notes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

Four New "MoNlToRs" 10 BE BuILT.
Mr.. Fox, Assistant Secretary Of the Ma
Wy, is now in New York city, to look
after important interests connected with
his department. Among the objects of
his visit is the immediate construction Of
four floating batteries, exactly or nearly
like the "Monitor," and the preliminary
arrangements TO that end have been
made Nth Captain Ericsson. TIE bat.
ie'ies are to be built with all possible
dispatch.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24
NEW YORK.

" Destroy Rats, Roaches, &c.
p Destroy Mice, Noles and Ants.
70 Dsstroy-bed Bags.
70 De'.voy--Moth. in Furs, Clothes, Do.
70 Desf'oy- Mosquitoes and Flsas
70 Destroy Insects on Plants and Fowls.
70 Dea'oy--Insects on Animals, he.
40 De"roy Livery form and species Of v0min.
l(!!l|||||||||||||||4g
"oNLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN"
Destroy Instantly
every FORM AND SPECIES OF
V E r M I N.
Those Preparation unlike Ill othsrs) ar.
" Free from Pois0us."
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
They como out Of their hsles to die"
They are the only infallible remedies known"
IL years and more established in New York Civ
Ustdby--ths City Post Office
L"d ty-the City Prisons and Station Houses.
Lsed blythe City Steamers, Ships, Dc.
Csed by--the City Hospitals, Aims Houses, 10.
Lsed BY the City Hotels-Astor-- st. Nicholas
U.td blythe Boarding Houses, &c, DC.
U.ed ignore than $4,000 Private Families.
II See one or too Specimens Of chat Il Ererv-
SA''s 'aid BY the People Dealers, dc.
HOUSEKEEPERS- troubled with vermin need
be 90 no longer, if they use "CosrAR's" Extermi-
nators. We have used it TO our satisfaction, and
If box cost IS We would have it. We had tried
poisons. but they effected nothing; but "Costars"
article knocks the breath out Of Rata, Nice, koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than We can write it.
1t 10 in great demand all over the country.-Nedi-
na o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County BY vernin, than would
psy for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killsr.-Lax-
caster Wis Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-We arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used. Rats, Mice, koachs- and Vermia disappear
rapidly.
Eck1s / SrouSRsR, Druggists, Windsor, Nd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

MONSTER ExPKDIrIoN.-The expedi.
ton up the Tennessee River, the other
day, was the largest ever seen in those
waters. 1t was composed of the gun
boats and one hundred and thirty taco
transports, laden with troops and mum
ton of war. So says a Chicago Times
correspondent. There is a strong prob.
ability that there will he some big things
done down that way, as soon as the boys
all get into line.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-24

Costar's Rat, Roach, 60 Rxtsrminator.
Costar'G
Cos.ar's Bed-bug Fxterminator.
CoStar'S
Coatar't Electric Powder for Insects, 10.
In $50, 500 AND 81 90 Boxes, BorrLls AND FLAsKs,
IS AND S. FOR PLANTATIONS, ships, Bears,
HOrsLs, &C., &c, DC.
CAUTION!!! To prevent the public from
being imposei upon by Spurious and Hiyliy Per-
nicioss hHsfations. new label has been prsps red,
bearing facsimile Of the Propristor's signature.
kxAmine each box, bottle, or flask carefully BE-
fore purchasing, and take nothing but 81 Co.'S.
TANS.'s
, 1862-12-30
MARKETS RX TELExRAPH.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29-CoTroH-Market firm
e1les 500 bales at 67@674c for 1niddling uplands.
sFLouR-Market &c better, and more DOING at
$51535.s9 for super at $6.10D525 for common to
Sh0ise extra; $5,aa95o0 for super western; $6a0
$40 for common to medium extra western; $8.7
fo5 shiHplng h brands extra round hoop Ohio; $6s6
988 for trade brands CLOSING drm-.
WHsKE-Marketd drm. Sales $50 ht1s at 3Ss<6
39c- o>e1S
GRAN-Wheat more active and about 1c better,
at 81 81 for ChIcago Spring: $500 bu dam
aged do at S1.0031 03: 13, ,000 bn Racne curing at
81 30; 10000 bu Milwaukee club at II 3n1 IA !.
$500 b1 amber Iowa at 381 IS; 1000 bn extra
choice do at $140; 1880 bu winter red western at
81 4e@1 ~: 23000 bu amber Michigan at Sl45n
LAT, and 5000 'b1 choice winter amber State at
3148A. Com without decided change, and the de-
uand moderate at t79@90c for shipping mixed wes-
tern, chiefly at the inside price; 68A36c for m
so1nd- Oats quiet at 6e47f.
PRpY1s1oNG-Pork steady with fair demand at
$14:25@1487H for mess $l1 6235A12 80 for prime ;
tract for 81 800 brla new prime mess de1iverable
patt in each month from Jannary to May iuclu-
siEe vas awarded at IS 9s@1665; and 1a,50o bzls
Old me- deliverable in January at 1545nl5, so,
Beef quiet. Dressed hogs lower and dull with sales
at bH@54c Tor western: Bacon sides duh with
sales OF 783 boxes ut for western country cut
65z@8Hc for western short ribbed; for do long
cleaI; 94c for city short clear; S51c for western
bellies, Butter selling ut 15@9Gc for Ohio and
2a9ebc for state. Cheese steady at 10Gb12c Lard
steady and unchanged with salea Of LOO brls at
, 1862-12-30

w ANTED-Board. a gentleman
sF and wife want nnfarnt.hiaa rooms on tha Teat
Side u pirate taMf3y. Sao,lld prefer NOT to 70
l. ~ y e H9l MES. Box s'9s. - e .go Post once
, 1862-12-30

" ANTED.-A calesman who has
~ bad eight years exp deNce In Dry Goods and
Grocery Business would like situation Win some re
EEonsibe honse. Would loan employer S5aa Address
r u boz 4iax. Chicago. ., des5-y34lv
, 1862-12-30
4s Hnge at San, $50 and dividing On 1eo
mo ~ D8. y" - - '-'-- =.

md 3l1 &8s ~ -
20 Hogs, averaging 10 ns, ns,st,........,....AJoo IT.
FLOUR.-Reeeived, Z 6aS brls. Market nrm lut
inactive Sales 80 hz3g aEutheIisnd's Enrinr,
e1trz at &460; 100 br1s spring extTa 1t a.
br1s medium spring extra 4t 3436; $50 bis eFoI.
canot winter supetnne 1t 81 36.:
: WHEAT-Recetyed, u, ,666 bu. Na1kstadvanced
K@1c- Sales .-40b1 No Red In Store u 81 10:
D,No bu Reieaed Red in store at s1c; 10 b do II
sbn No Spring II store In Muan Scott j 1t gc:
hunger i Armo1r's} al e{ci 1,Mo bu DO In saS,s u
house1 It SIC; 1000 bu No Spring (in Armour.
Dole 4 Co.'S It SIC; Loo bu do On NaWberrY'afat
s54c; 40 bn Rejected Spring In Armour, npIe d
Co's} st 684c; 1,9Mhu do (1n Flint Thnnpson's)
at 6ci 90 bu do ION NORTH sldo} 1t Nc; = -
CORH-Received. 18 a6& bu. Market buevant
and advanced 14014e y hushel:: Sllea a O00
-bu Mixed Com IN store 1t 385<c; 6E000 bu az ri
.Soc: 5000 bu do. at s9kc; i6,06o tn Do 1t a9Xc:
500 bn ao7at 92xc; &a0m .bn Keiectad Com ii
ss9Ee S Ut Sc; Loo ba Do 4 ssxe; .100 bu Do At
:. 1ATs-Rsoetved.: 8, ~: :bu. 1fatket a. sb,,,,
stde) At 41e; 90 bu ftesh receipts ion Nofh Side1
at 4QG; 500 b. Rejected IN st0fe 1t SC,
KfE-Reoeised. 1,981 bu. :. Nasknt 1c lower
ea1e4 0 By No i In store at hac; 90 hu Go an
tEaeEat &C; 20 bu do ut DC, ~ - -
BARLEE-Received,. lOGA ,bu. Ieu6,and t.;r
:s.leaA0 hgs prime At 41.16 on track -:
. s541S3AW lAE8-:8seady 9&le6 756 brIs 1t 4Scs-
TIMOTHY 6EED4 Marked: ttea6Ys asies. .-sao
h9 AZ q6ality 1t = ~ PEius e sesree 9ad Wssf
5;SESSEa T sEER r: + 3 saie.a ~ p.as
foopERAssEEas5Q eltY made Pqtk Rsuel. It
, 1862-12-30

There 4 no quotah1e chsnge In dour, but the in
9uiTy both for shipping and home use continues
limited and prices about the sane; sales Comprise
only come zoo brla at Is. 8.101675 for loH aTads
9orthTestern extra family, and 870o675O for ohie
do. The ssles to the trade range ut fB.MM6.W foi
snperfne 66e@I0 90 for extras; $T.0QnT T1 fore ex
as IN quality, and the receipts and demand mode
rate for the seaeou. Rye our is unsettled and fE(
brla sold 1t $s95, which is decline Corn meal If
quiet but firm st $3.50 for Pennsylvania, and $45ss
, 1862-12-30

Tofa1 snfsn 1snenS :, g, oen.- +.r. =.
The na.,a ,acs,ssa a1sss.os,.-.e :... e.so .4s -
Rons.s e1a b,s 49,, =. .a een
;rn,,a.ta5 :t-s,,..t,, - - e. =. ~" ot.eans-
ss7ss ..,1 ~ .1e opia4o1 tas' the a1ssls
s.rp. .E 49, W. ~ openeo iof commerce before
1p 49, ~ thet ior gram particularly corn,
"aS 49, aaosa.s .c1a..t = " se1se4 +.
=. ne a1o =. noss "e1e hgns@a1noanfngt
f. ..s.,!s. a.s .'414 "s1e olssseo.
.ne 1uatAs1 ior L1se aogs tnefe was more ani-
lasion uo . oette' teenng tnah on sata1uay The
mo,e9e peresaseo Ioae toey could not force the
pasAeie in" 'ne %a,kee' aa me ~easnsf stu con
tuues I4u' aaa LUZ ia'tef "ele moi successful In
esaaoasatns .si tae osohe' "nen N measure, ef
1ec.so 1ae nlaske. ua1lng tne past &c" days. Both
ptses ~ onp np.4o'sca .1e 1aassel ny meeting each
e.ue1 aan "as. ine laanty 81 eae offerings to-
ooJ "~epn's "eo1a"E "E-1oe oeeE nogs ha71ng been
m' 4uleuesea on easaluay evening and yesterday.
Iue tsansaet'oas 1oo' up SONG l7,nN, a. range Of
e@;s0es'.oo p1 eo"mos 70 e11fa iafd nogs' The
pu1 y. tae ssaes iapg'hg Hom @S%o&9s'ao The
inaiAe1 eloseo e1eaos' VIII aoont some 6.ooo left
o'1s ~ al.sou-
t W,.s ~ ~ ~. uen tsa.ale u 'ne nee1 calte mar
, 1862-12-30

= 0@6@V3
Arranged by Mr.. Gottschalk for FIVE PrAEos
This Etn be most positively the last Concert OF Mr
4OTISCHALK and Miss PATTI in Chfcarn ~ A
7164 Director aud Conductor Mr. BEHREHs.
Apnss.on % cents ReseTT seats25 cents extra.
tickets and Reserved Seats can be purchased c351
%e1RSing On Monday morning, 4 O'clock at III.
de31y53Std
, 1862-12-30

3ae&HeHy Axse stock al4fKE1-Uet. rs
We have very little change to notice in the mar
&c! ms week except T. the best qualities
and heavy cattle suitable forgurernme 1se This
elasR stock vas in better demand and sold rcadi
y at about 1<c per D above last weeks prices
In fact this class OF stock was sold as aetas it
which there WAS large supply sold az low as ever,
ard much Of this stock is ret IN the yards unsold
Many dea!ears thought that as this WAS Christmaa
particular seaeon Of the year nothing but the best
qna1ity Of beet is wanted. - very little can be
sold, that little must bo good. But We think that
many Eho come here with poor stock VIII have
learned this that it IL not very profitable to se
at 192c per pound.
, 1862-12-30

The market for both crude and refined il iuI}
and depressed, With apparently, no demand for
either. A ssls Of 146hSls crude In bulk, was made
on Wednesday, at eoc per sa1lon-the buyer to Iur-
nfAh the brla. -
, 1862-12-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


PROVISIONS Owing to the difficulty Of ehfp-
ping the general market for Provisions was duiI
bxs Short Middles On p. t; 1900 pcs Green II H.ms s
at4xc; 5000 pea Green Shoulders At .8N16: 1fa5
tres prime city kettle rendered Leaf Lard I'd ss<c.
do ut 84c. S,-' ~"9
DRESSED HoGs-Receiyed, 1,4s4. Market
quiet-huyezs and aellers generally apart. Sales
, 1862-12-30

The market for live hogs isa little dull. and the
tendency l. downward The current rates are
nom 49~!6 TO $400 pei cgt for fa1r to prime Sales
q q 11 Y land W head averaging $50 pounds each at
, 1862-12-30

~ 9a Dearborn and 1so South Clark streets ara
the best and cheapest places IN the city frdyains
md cleaning lsdies' and gentle.nen'e clothing.
Cook Il HrIain, proprleto.s,
, 1862-12-30
CHICAGO CA1TIE maREs-r,

MoHnAx Ey4a1xa, Dec. q, 1867
HEEF CATTLELIhe market ia dull without
quosahae change. The only sale rapated is-197
beeyes averaging 1,174 1bs at $aa6. The enquiry
is restricted entirely to government contractors.
HOaS-M1x&ef more 6ctive ~ the drovern and
packers eonfeunfsed on the difiersncp between
them. BY meeting each other half way. We give
few of the 68fA3.
, 1862-12-30

w A n T TED-Agents. Book
l. w Agents aud dealera,
Read This!
The best offer you ever had to naks Money,
EVERYBODY WANTS TT
, 1862-12-30

w AN T ED-One good Agent
-. ~ wanted in every city. county and town Con
dees in Universal demand and practical utility Nov
gsla1S rapidly Only small capital REQUIRED ~ goods
aG1aes nats manuf@stare &c oE sell hnmhag articles F.
Gallcago Agents and Inventors Depot near ne Post
, 1862-12-30
.-'1{+. = =. - :, '--'s >
THH ICE QUEgT'IIoN.


CxnuAso f.ae % @osn ,
1sdftnrs f,,fcss,o, ~ 1,r,h,nn.. @'e ~ A''s' =
III i1,,ea,aa yval tcs az sleie N taia mnrainge
chicase toa Company, 1ho freight hair IA oyee sq9
mar snd ~ e1ase tasf t1ey have through ths sum-
iee i out depot, nom their Yznmens9 hnnses q
ws5stai ta6e md losaln8 the sams Ice into wagons
III. Ds11 Dsyts, IL f4ts Acc use. AARp
The above IL a1l very nice M. Inv nav
cut ice 1t CdBtaI Like We anra.nno hsdoe.
But does he cut Ice ID the Basin s1so, W.
aope ne caa snow he does not.
tive ~ ~ - ,ss@a os ue oen1eo sltae thousands OF
'oaS :" Ne "efe Cut IN the bastu last season,
and that somebody cut them. Wbera did the
sce pos an-a1,, .ot ...t - - ~AA r,e e..e
so' eoActJ, Aob OUT Oh Inc city. Did
not tWo OF our principal hotels use 1t all suua
mer and ara thew mt n.,np q ,,,., .a,,r;,,.-.
: TO- their guests the stinking stuff to cool their
drinking 4a1cr ann e=>7a;7,,:-. II 5a..s
alte. opF ytevs Of The cass At a., Ths,.e@ e@..
chi; from the Ra.tn II, - .-,a..-s ~ "es
49,. a.. ~ a1es W. "1n'ef a'so seo7ss
The puh11c demand t,st ~ -on..~
stopped and We appeal to the Common Tenn
I'll fo s+o, II ~ +hav- s,ar ~,
~ ~ 'soR ~ ta1J "eu14 1utu t1elf duties.
We 6hal have more to say about this suh
iect and shal1 not ce.xa rr+;, +ho ,,r,-~-s-
'~~' at4A oA%0AA NV Se7sec 0utll the nuisance Ia
, 1862-12-30

NJ ANIED-A Nurse Girl One
ss tEat Is experienced and competent to take
charge Of sEan child Apply at the drst house sst
q nnAoa EarE On Madison street, Or to GEO SHER-
u. f1Arrz
, 1862-12-30

MoBDAr Ev7NzHe. Dec %, 1862.
The receipts during the past g hours were a.
follows:
RECEIPTS FoR-LAsT 1oRTT-K1aHx HorBs.
, 1862-12-30

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
wheat and corn in store in this city today, CON.
pared With that in store week ago, and the cor
responding date last 5e4r:
, 1862-12-30
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-GsDAX, DECEMBER 80, 1859.


LIZ: .Gl1Y. Il:
SUPERIOR Counr.-This Court adjourned
for the term, on sstaraday night last. The
Janua11 tenn commences neH Monday.
TIE CIT. LID THE a14AuanT9n Hougss,-
We undozstand that the pork packers on the
South Brunch intend to fight the city upon thu
question Of running their renuse into the rivcr.
They contend that as long ~ The sewers
empty into the river they hare the same right.
In the mean time the people must spfer.
Wear Knp or leu ARE You Usno-A
$500 !.z= !; :. 1rm 10 this city cut leo in the
North Branch neaf Dtp4kaon stsBcs. So ma :
was It aud 50 overpo0e.ing the stencil, thai
tho -cutetsss ,Hen seyerai occasions xere
obliged to quit work. Tbs Ice wan peddled
out in this city to consnme.s. This Ia an nc
tual faet and cs1 beproved.
Bou' RxH1R1zaon.- boy1' echool Of tho
Holy Family Church, On the corner of Twelfth
and Nay streets, VIII hold an exhibition On
Tuesday evening, commencing at seren and
half o'clock, 1n:the hail connected with the
school Good.musie WIN b IN attendance
The Zouaye Twins, drummer md nter, wiIl
also appear.,t : An ad1n1ssionof IS cents win be
charged 1t The door. * ? lin. s:: !: 81:
s3&07 7pKER's THxArRE*-A most excellent
Mn is presented at tbs theatre this evening,
eonaasting Of the historical and exciting
drama OF "The man with the Iron Aask, y
a. -.
, 1862-12-30

The demand for cloyerseed has fallen off. An onlv
about 850 bushels found buyers, In lots, at tor
3s-e0 for common up to &6.4o q bn for prime, ,No
change in timothy Of Ra1eeed.@ ">'e
, 1862-12-30

I .@VFKRH3EHT ETbGEB.
Demand Notes. ..1174 o. g. IS II coups,,, s1x
I y certificates. 96x Us 6a 81 rgta[..: 9sE
U.s. 6s 81 coupons 102H T-30. .lOl Km10iH
| MONEY &AKKEr-Easy at PEI cent
Sterling Exchange frmer hnt quiet, at 144A1465<
| for merchants. and 146 for bankcre! btIs. -
Gold fImer: opening at 32X@33 and closing
| steady at 82x@8aX.s -