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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.
Oyv:Cs OF THE DEMOCRAT AND News
Tb,,sJav Era To IL 1890

Oyv.os OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws
Thursday Eve, Jan. lS, 1862. !
There is no change to note in the maAket to-
day. Wheat Continues scarce and prices on the
look up on that account.
FLoUR- $3.50 Wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship
I1eots $50 brls.
WHEAr--In good demand and active at seq
soc for No. L. Receipts 3,7o7 bu. Shipments
100 bu.
BAELEY.- Quiet at l5@25c. 1855 bu. Ship
ments 400 bu.
CoRs-Nominal at 1o@llc. Receipts $40 hu.
OATs-l2G 3c. Receipts I79 bu.
HoGs.-Dull at $2G2.4o. Receipts 240 head.
Shipments "a head.
BRAS. Shi ipments 10 tons.
HAYS 5oS IS Tor Prairie, and $500 for Tim
othy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
Chicago NJ arkct.

CHICAGO Jan. s.
FLoUH.-Market dull. Sales at $3.t4a3 90 de-
livered.
WHsAT.-Market X@34c higher. Sales at 721+
Cd7lc.
CoaS.-221sc in store.
OATs.-buil at l6; in store.
RYE. Quiet and steady. Sales at 32c in store,
and o3c track.
BAgLEY.-pul and heavy. 35c on track, and
30 cents delivered.
DRESSED HOGs.-Market frms.. Sales atS2.t2
@27s.
LIVE HoGs.-In good demand. Qroted at 81. %
a2.30.
IIIDzs Quiet. Green Country AZ as
Green salted o@3Hc Dry Flint ll@llKc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
From st. Louis.

ST. Louis, Jan. Is.
Gel. Wyman's son, who arrived iron. RolIa tbi.
evening. reports that Col Cars cavalry force has
moved 10 miles southwest o. Lebanon, and is 10
be joined y infantry Immediately
Some excitement was created ia the German
wards to-day by the arrest Of whole company Of
the first reserve corp. of artillery. formerly Union
ieme Guards, oy orGer of Col. Almsteit.
1t seems that Gen. Haleck ordered all reserve
corps to be mustered out Of service, with plan Of
being mustered into tLe service of the Upitod
States for war
Col Olnsteli undeItool. to transfer one com
pany bodily to blairs Regiment of Artillery, with
out musts'ing them out, but our mon .svvltsd,
and he ordered them under arrest. The act is
clearly in violation Of Halleck's ORDERS
1t is reported that Col Fitx Henry Wares, Of
the lst Iowa Cavalry, 10 under arrest for disre-
spect LANGUAGE to superior officer.
The Erening Democrat has the following We
learn from entirely reliable authority that Gen
Sige is 9 i'll y Erigad"r General, in service at
kolia, and that he has nc intention Of leaving the
army. Tho meaning Of the above probably is,
that S'gel's resignation has not been accepted
and Sigel will not leave the army until il is
The steamer Continental, with the 9TH Iowa on
board, Is gorgei il the ice near Sulphur Slrings
The regiment will probably 60 by railroad to lis
destina,i m.
The lth Iowa has arrived at Fulton, Galloway
Co with several bridge burners, who are still held
in custody. The boys complain of the Provost
Marshal there, sfor letting rebels of On taking the
oath, and instantly too.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
From W ashiGgton.


WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
The following is the second proposition in Mr
Chase's exposition: Tho Banks vii, receive and
pay out the United states Notes freely, and sus-
tain in all proper ways their credit.
Especial to the Tribune
Secretary Cameron's nomin tion as Minister 10
Russia, was reported unanimously ly from the Gem
m.t,ee on Foreign Affairs, but was not acted upon.
The Senate Post Office Committee meet to-
morrow for the purpose Of considering the House
bill to abolish the franking privilege. The Com.
mttec are not in favor of Total abolition of the
privilege and will amend tho bill.
Tuesday the rebel batteries on tho Potomac
fred 26 shots st m oyster pupg but did not hit it.
Yesterday fleet Of similar vessels 4, the bl. III
ade without being hred on, and arrived safely at
Washington.
In answer to day, to acall for information made
uron Secretary Cemeron BY the senate. IL Incl
dentaly remarked: "l.ake this occasion to raneat
the statement, that never made contract since
took ch srge Of tho War Department, for any
laws of Congress to intend them 10 the heals Of
bureaus ali Of them sb!e and experienced officers
in the regular srmy. They shall make All CON.
tracts for supplies Tor the branches Of the service
severally under their Ct arge."
Times Special.l
1t is doubtless true that Adj Gen. Thomas vii,
soon vscate his place. There 10 deeper and MOI e
general hostility to him than to any other officer
in the army, not excepting G-n. Stone Cen.
Seth Williams popular officer and most indsf ati
gable worker, is M med rs his successor.
Gen. Mcclellan WAS to-day before the Joint
committee on the conduct of III war for hours.
They listened to patient and candid account OF
bis operations in the responsible Office to which he
vas 50 suddsn.y, and without his knowledge or
procurement, summoned by the r. .ssident and the
nations voice. The difficulties of his position,
the embarrassment o. questions arising, the
amount Of labor to be done, the ferocity and
strength Of the rsosllion he las to vanqus6, were
grouped togethes 10 . mspner 81 effective from
sym ;athy 81 4 member who had imbibed rreju-
dice against him, end the modest and steady Is.
surance he mantle. ted Of an ear and utter over
throw Of The rebels, gave conf ience in his capaci-
~ and generslship that had not before existed.
Gen. Butler IVES also bsfers the eomz.itttss %
day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

The present critical state Of European affairs
will render these publication unusually interest,
ing during the forthcoming yesr. They will &c.
cupy q middle ground between the hastily writ
ten news items, crude sreculations, and the pom
dcrous Tome Of the future historian, written after
the living interest and excitement u the great
political events Of the time shall have passed
away 1t il to those Periodic ,ls th readers ust
look Ter the only really intcIligibe and reliable
history q current events, and Ms such, in add
tios 70 their we1.established literary, scientific
and theological character, we urge them upon tho
consiera ion of the reading public.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives add i1nai value to these
hrpr nts, ihnsmuck as they now be placed ia
the hands oi subscribers about es coon ~ tho or
iginal editions.
ThKMS.-t Keuu,ar Price,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. l5
Part Of cur forces left Fort Jefferson for Band
vile this morning.
Gen. Grant lett here to day, at ,'clqck 10 join
them.
The hag-ship Benton took trip toward Dixie
to-day, to try her machinery.
The troops from 81. Louis have not arr ed vet
being detained by the ice in the river The
weather is moderating and we expec. the troops
hourly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
From LeavenWOrth.

LBAV1NWOKTH, Jan. II.
Intelligence ha. been received here that four
thousand Union Indians in Cherokee county we're
attacked by superior force Of Texan rebels.
The indians were compelled to retreat. They are
NV in Kansas
Brig. Gen. Davis left to-day for Wilson, Va.
Continued guerilla warfare is being carried on.
quantity of government steck has been con
fscated. and other property held in forfeit near
C9junbus, Johnson 20.
The Federal troops we're fred upou from ambush
ard fy men killed.
The Supreme Court Of Kansas, now hearing ar :
guments On the gubernatorial question. The at
torney for contestant filed petition for writ of
mandamus 10 compel the State Board Of Canvas
to count the votes cast Tor Geo. A. Cra yfo.d.
for Governor at tho late election.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
New YOrn Stock Market,
NRw York, Jan. 16.

NKw YORK, Jan. 16.
Stocks generally lower, but vita good business.
Money contnbes plenty as 5sp,r cent. on cali.
Sterling Exchange unsettled aud nominal, LA
&. X. l., 3iX G. b. 80. 6lls &. i T.,
q. !. +. script. - NJ. c.. 5iA r W., As 4;
pfd, 81 = Erie ptd. "a Panama. LIZ; &. e.
h e., IL; NJ. ). o's, sl-registered, so do cou-
pons, sl1s No. 6's. 424 Tenn ~ Cal. u,
1873 b a W sra N. Y G. 6's, 95A Miun. S
per cent. Bonds. ~ Harlem first, l.OO-lo. second
9ll2; NJ. $ second. 6ol5 \. Y.C. Is, 9514.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
From Yesterdays Mail Edition.
FORTlCICATIOyS At CENTRRyn.I.R
Stanton's Appointment Con.
firmed by the Senate.
COL. FlTZ HENRY WARREN UN.
DER ARREST
MOVEMENT OF IOWA TROOPS
F0RTIcIcATIOyS At CENTgRyn,L
From Washington.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is
Recent reconnoisaIees and reports from desert
ers, ests bsh the fact that the rebels position ut
Centresille, where they have taken up win er
quarters, is defended by twenty-six forts armed
with rited and other excellent guns.
There were sixteen thousand more bales OF cot
ton in Liverpool, Dec. 2Sth. this year, than last
THIS stock will be drawn upon for the supply Of
this country.
Assistant Secretary Scott Of the war Office, will
not resign at present.
Assistant Secretary Fox, OF the Navy. will re-
turn Tomorrow. lie has been in New York and
Phiiadelphis for the last two or three days over
seeing and expedi'ing preparation for Porters
mortar feet, which will shortly sail
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton was to-day confirmed
as Secretary Of War by the Senate, in executive
session, by 80 to-. No action was had on Cam
erpn's nomination to kussia.
Gen Mcclellan was before the Co,du I Of the
War Committee, and answered questions touch
ing the present condition Of the army in respect
to the transportation, subsistence AID ability 10
move.
Mr.. Cameron has this week transformed - cav
airy regiments into infantry. He has mustered
several officers ont Of the service who have charg
ed expenses for recruiting quarters while using
bar-rooms and corner grocc.ies
The report that Gea. Williams succeeds Ajiu
tant Gt neral homas is ut least premature NJ
change has yet been ordered. Several officers are
Williams seniors ia rank.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
An Act To Provide for A IIOlment Certi.
hcatcs Among the Volunteer Forces.

he IL enacted by the Senate ond Ho,ae Of
Repres ntahpes Of Ue United States OF Am,ica
in Congress assembled, T. at the President Of
the Uhitsd States shAli appoint for each State
having volunteers in the United States serv ses.
not .xceeding three persOns, Who snail be 40
thorzsd oy the President's COMM ssi0n 10 yi.i,
the several departments Of the army in which
volunteers from their respective States may
be. and there procure from the said volunteers
from time 10 time their RESPECTIVE. aliotments
oi their pay TO their families Or frie nds. duly
certihsd in wriiag. and by them, or by cor a.
comni-s'on+d officer Of tuch department, Mt
tested In pursuance OF such orders as may b >
made tor that rurpose by the Secre,a " Of
War. and upon which certified allotmef :, 1hs
several paymasters shall at each reguls r ,av.
ment 10 troops 4 We drafts pa, able in IN. civ
OF New York to the or er Of such pe ssous TO
whom card nlloiments were OF may bt made
Sac. 2. And be a t"r.her enacted, lba each
of the per-ons appointed as comui ssjo nor. IN
Garry into effect tn. preceding sec' ion of ,bis
act shall receive no pay Or tmoiu he, ia what.
ever from the Treasury Of tho nit "A s,,.s
SEC And be a further em.ctd Ths, ,he
hith section OF the IL Of Jur.e. U /. ,hou.snd
eight hundred and fifty eic az, Civ mo su,ler- a
lien upon the soldiers osy be, I'D The sam.
Is ne .bs iepesled. I'D all regr la,ions giving
o",''rs rights aud privileges bs yond tn. rules
ana art'c'es OF ar be-, and the same are here.
by abrogaied.
AooSe We give copy OF 81 e act author zing
the aFIoihtment Of conn. irsi' ,ners from each
state 10 pre- cure from the volunteers allot.
Heh's OF their pay 10 heir far allies friendr.
hi' ny OF our volunteers have left famlies
y mind them. and most, If not all Of these.
would ~iilingly transfer a ,ort ion OF their pay
TO the dear ones left at b. ,me, proviued they
90 I'D d, so with perfect assurance that the
amount SO transferred wo uld be certain of
re aching ite destination, This assurance, we
think, is given in the a':t published above
Commissioners have teen appointed for tn
State Of New York, and ne result in tha, State
has proved the wisdom Of the law. Ii Is now
entirely feasible for every soldier who desires
TO do so. to send home in the shape Of a draft
on New York portion of his monthly pay
Has any effort been made for tire appointment
Of commissioners from the State Of Iowa. Our
State has the quota Of volu ntee-s in the field,
and it is incumbent upon our State authorities
to see that they ara not neglect ed. We hope
coon to announce the appointme MT Of commis
sioners to attend to this matter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
r R Il - L u II r. ~,
x1lSalrNAscp .4geuru.

TIHE INSURANCE BUSINESS HtRETO-
i fore conducted in his city hy FIELDA kAuFr-
NAM viii. hereafter be cogductc ed at the same Of
fee, in I.eCaire Block IeCln:re Hall entrance.
by MESSkS. FIELD 4 BLACKBURN.
Insurance in the most reliable Com panies can lie
ehsotsd ON the most reasonable ternM IaberAI
share Of patronage solicited.
FIELD 4 BLACKBURN.
Davenport, January 8, ls62.-dn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

On the 10th inst, JENNIE, infant daughter Of
EsxA and g. 4. BAgD. aged months and %
days.
Funeral fsyu their late residence, (eosass Scott
and sseo aa s,s.sts, this (Friday) morning at 10
o'clock. Rrissds OF + hs family are invited to st-
tend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY IT, 1862

Secretary We!les sent to the Senate to-day a
defence Of himself in the matter Of charges pre-
ferrei against him.
The senate acted to day on . number Of army
appointments. Il Lieui.. and one surgeon PA 10
commission by Cameron have been rejected. Many
others will follow.
Two nomination have been made since the Cab
met :hange was resolved on.
Among the reflections BY the Senate Of military
nom nations, were Watts as lieutenant lately d
gsrdener ., the White House, and Wood, Of Mir
neso,a, as Brigade commissary.
Special to the H. raid.
The officers of the regm ents raised by Genera
Butler in Massachusetts, for his coast expedition,
were commits oled yesterday directly iron the
War Department.
Col. McSwade Of the Attn New York volunt eers,
j. mentioned as liable TO be appointed Brsadier
General.
From recent ad9iccs received here serious ap-
preh entertained that the heroic ParsCn
Brwnlow will assassina led be ore he each th .
Tennessee border. even with pass from the rebel
War Department.
After the most careful inquiry, il cannot be as
certained that there is any truth in the current re-.
ports relative to additional changes in the Cabi-
net.
The Commissioner OF Patents has issued circu-
lar in which he says the cultivation Of cotton in
the middle portions Of the free states is beg nnng
to attract general ntte nton. II is however prin
ciple in vegetable physiology that tropical plants
can never be acclimated in the North, except by =
repeated reproduction Of new varieties by seed.
the attempt TO grow sea island cotton, such as 10
uow brought from Hilton Head, would prove fail
ure in any other portion OF the free States.
The Commissioner further says that the results
Of the cultivation of SorghO the last year, settl e.
the question Of its entire prac icable success an
that one Of the difficulties presenting itself, is q
want Of pure seed. To meet this want, this divis
ion has ordered seed from France. for distribution
the .nsuin, Sp-ing The Same causes which have
produced deterioration Lere, exists there, and
well GROUNDED apprehens ons are emit tertained that
seed thus impoTteJ, may not he tree rom Icion.
The only variety capable Of successful cultiva-
ton in those sections now seeking its introduc-
tion is the grain seed cotton such is now being
raised extensively in Arkansas, Missouri, Ten
nessee and portions ot Kentucky, and which pro-
duces the whoe fibre. Seed should be obtained
from these localities The notifications of soil
and Climate viii i fiuence the size Of the plant
the Length and fneness Of the fibre, and the pro-
duet ot the crop forts arc now making by thi.
Department to procure the proper seed for distri'
hufi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
CLAR n 4 IiOlC

nEALERs IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
best Easter manu- faoEecies. Of ths ~. .rc-o..S
Psssesn . and at prisss ID At defy &C npssion. No.
lAe bsaAy stssst, DsvW.post, Iowa isno
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

+ ERsoNAL-Judge Williams, Of Mus.
ea'i ne. is at present sojourning in our city
Th Judge has not grown day older since be
~ seed hi. tw enty.fith year
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

LADIES do not fail 10 call in at Whis-
Ter. md look over those rev styles just rece-
wed Recollect that he has the larges. and
oett 8. ock west Of the Mississippi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
THE CIT Y.

luE weather continues most awful
cold. III ermomeh rs indicate from ten to 6f-
teen deg fees helo'S zero every morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

The POSTAGE to any part Of tho United States
will be but TWENTY FOUR CENTS y year for
Blackwood " and but FUi kIEES CENTS
year tor each et the Eeyiews.
At the above prices the Periodical. will ke
furnished for 1861, and as
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
w.MEELER r. WILSON

Dtso0lestiOn 0c PMsrtselrsASp.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON / BROWN Is
j this dayt SOLVED BY mutual consent. All
debts Of the firm 70 be settled by James Thonp-
son, Mr.. Brown retiring from the Rrm. NJ.
Thempson will continue the business st the old
stand, where he will always b ready to wsit upon
all customers-thsnking the public for oil past IA
worn, he Aopas u mssts continuance Of the same.
SeptsDhse ., 1861.
JAMES THOMPSON,
ple-dt1 IRA BROWN.
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NUMBER 70.
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q ~ ~ II e..

SrArx or iowa, ApJUrAxr Generals OYyIcE.l
Desmoines, Jan. II, 1862.
There is now sn'0I portunity 10 raiss two Con-
panies fer the 10th Regiment Iowa Volunteer ln-
fantry.
Persons desiring Recruiting Commission. f,-
that purpose, will make immediate application TO
me At Desmoines, presenting such rccommenda
N. d. BAkER,
jal4-dAwsw Adj't Gen1.
ORDER.
srATE of Iowa. ApJ'T GENERALS OFrIcK.
Desmoine.. Jan. ls.. 1862.
Until further orders all commu nica.ions for the
Adj jutant General Of this State will bs directed T.
him at DESMOlNES.
janl4-dst Aijutant General.
1o0Q. 1ooQ.
DA VEyPOR7, ROCK ISLAND, GALEAA
AND DUBIQEE
Daily 1sAclkot0.
THE NORTHERN LINE PACKET co. 3
Passenger Pnckefs
BILL HDN1DER3o
NIB
r u E - L - ~ II ~,
WILL. on THE OPENING OF NAvIGa-
w tion, make regular DAILY TRIFS be-
tween tho above named and intermediate points,
connecting with the various Railroads, at Daven.
port, Rock Island, Clinton, ruIton City, Ga!ena
and Dubuque.
~ Passengers and SHIPPERS can rely on this
arrangement, continuing throughout the
ENTIRE SEASON..
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, o,to
X. X PkE1TYMAN. Agent
, January l6, 1862 im
Di>sG tuition nf Partnership.
| TINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
L is,ing between FtsLD kAuPFMANs Iusur-
ance Agents, is this day dissolved by mutual con
| sent. HERMAN FIELD,
CHR kAUFFMANN
| January Ist 1882. ljaLS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
The Sprisglie.d Convention.

SPRIN0FIBLD, Jan. to.
After reconsidering the motion adopting the re-
port Of the Committee on Elections, which was
adverse to the claim of Mr. Dvire who contested
the seat Of Judge O'Malier the Convention sgain
concurred with the report. Yeas 81, naysls.
resolution vas passed asking information from
amount Of oil appropriations ct the last regular
AID special session OF the Legislature and the na-
turs and amount of expenditures chargeable to
each item, and to @hom said appropriations were
paid.
The Convention then proceeded to consider Mr..
Fuer's resolution in rela' ion to the death Of Son.
stor Douglas. Mr.. Fcller delivered most eloquent
and beautiful tribute to the departed Senator. He
was followed by Messrs. BurwelI, Thornton, Ross,
Ficklin md Wentworth, who all delivered an sp-
propriate culogy, and the Convention adjourned.
l.CrravrIlR Ian 1c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES.
VX7E HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT A FINE
w lot of
Drttd .dpplss and Peaches,
and for sale by
r. N. PRETTYMAT,
ja16 -lmfpl No. | Burrows Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

APPLES .aPHLES!
800 Barrels Prime JeDnetibg Apples
on consignment, and for sale BY
X. N PkETTYMAN.
jan-16-lmep No. Burrows Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
From New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. l6.
The steam snip Saxonia, from Hamburg, arrived
this mornino. No news. She brings two complete
batteries of guns and great number of small
arms She did not touch al any informed late pJnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
Ohio SusDen.,On Rill.

COLUMBUS, ONO. Jan. l6.
The bank suspension bill, as amended in the
Senate, passed the lIouse to-day and it is
law.
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BlACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE,
AND The
British Reviews.
RARE lNDUCEEENTS To SUBSCRIBE
FreMsttsnss d IlsSlascttoms.


SCOTT l. Co, NEW YORK, CONTINUE
LIZ 10 publish the following leading British Po-
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;.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
From Fort Monroe.

Fr. MONROE, jan IS.
The storm still continues with high wind and
rain. The remainder Of the Burnside expedition
hss returned until the weather moderates.
News from the Burnside fleet is expected c-mcr-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
Notice.

Notice.
HEREAFTER ALL PERSONS HAVING
i business with the County Superintenept
will end him ct his Office, on Perry street, every
Saturday, save the last Saturday Of every month i,
from A. II. till p. NJ.
d. l.. GORTON,
ja2S-d&wlm] County Superintendent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17
Cleveland Banks.


One condition Of the Bank Suspension Law 10
that banks resume l5 days after he Newly ork
banks do.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

TIE ladies spilled from the four horse
sleigh on Third street can be assured that we
sympath.zs with them in their troubles
Lord spare from ever witnessing such q
sight again. Goly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

CAMERoN's second monthly hop came
off at Lahrnsn's II Ill on Wednesday evening,
and was most pleasant affair. The young
folks all went 10 for q good time. and cure
enough they had it, Camerons head is level,
and We know IT,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

Tue name of the new editor of the
Musoutine .Jmrno! has not yet trAnspired.
Hop come fellow OF brains an parts VIII be
sele eted. The friends Of the late editor have
cor' uded to consign hin to the State lnslitu
tion at Mt Ple'sa for the care and protec
ton OF lunaties and idiots.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1fe
All quiet below.
Policeman Kirby is reported dying from the
wounds Of yesterday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

a FINE LoT OF Hoes. - Yesterday
morning string Of fifteen sleighs, loaded with
drsssed hogs, passed our ofhee. There were
D nety seven Of the porkers all the property
OF Mr.. c. X. Marks OF this county and finer
lot has not been marketed this season.