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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

q PHILIP RAHM, @
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Oary 6streeH llti and i5h Streets,
RICHMOND W.
MANUFACTURE OF
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES required power
With either Locomotive Plue or Cylinder Boilers
SCGAR MILLS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, IRONS FOR WEB.
TIoAL SAW Mills eRIsT MILLS DRAINING MACHINES,
sHSsLE, LAT and PLANNING MACHINES,
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
oY EVERY DESCRIPTION,
and all kleds Of
CASTINGS IN LROS and BRASS
The iuSscrber was awarded BY the Agricultural Society
Me1AL or i0Ss for a. I Ss Foas Seam a,
He EsrsTs by permission, to Governor Henry WISE aersrs.
shaw a Co.
In pursuance Of the Will Of Phn Rahm decd the foregoing
will be carried formerly uader the suPerntentanee
sIesried. Lja9l-6ml ADoLPHUs } RAHS, E1'r
nIss 1LUrIoE-rhs partnership of VAN LEw, TAYLoRA
IL co, Is this day dissolved.
nsPArns JOHN VAN Lsw will hereafter sSndos, The bus.
ness IL bis own nam. All persons ndsi,d 70 The old concern
JOHN n. VAN LEW.
Richmond January LIST, ls62 isn2
CLUY-5 Dol. Of Glas sutlbss foe Printers Cabinet
tJIskeri at MEADE BAKERs Drug Store, lse Main
street, cor. above P. o. iA2O
DISSOLUTION.
1IHE arm wOuble Claiborne this day dissolved BY nusu
hsr party viii ,lsn the name Of the arm in lisudaOn
Richmond, Feb. !, 1854 JSO. H. CLAIBORNE
GARD
The underssned will continue the Commission Business 1t the
stand recently occupied BY WOnbe Claiborne No II Pearls
!l-ew JNO. T. WOAbLE
NOTICE To COUNTRY MERCHANTS and
~ others EaylnS BAkers Premium BJel viii 10 cents
per Tor ih delivered 10 Rehnoud, at hesS Meade
Bk Druggists above the Post Oace and AZ W Pow
ers New DIa! store Abve 81 Charles Ho
jasS BAKER, Proprietor.
DRRSS POB THE ARMS.-Just published, Uniform
IL and DTes OF the Army. Is AsIgevolume ntanng u
wholesale and retail BY J. W. RANDOLPH, l7l MAin street
LAND FOR SALE.
INHE proprietor Offers for sale thousand twelve bun
ded o hus Cane and Gum Land, - well adapted 70
producen Of Corn Ard Cotton land In the State
Mssspp This land Il tgAted the Southern boundary
River Into which enptes arofdn. hre steamboat nayr
gAon latO the river Upon this land deSdnns hYs yess ot
Ehich susceptible OF making hns crop the hrSi
iArd cash the balance IN two annual nstameni
cnsta Of the same will be taken in negro properly d1lred
HI, lAnaias) Y.EOO River, care o; L. rev Drop,
oes0-u vickshurg Mis-
IL Just received FsgNb A7d co0red ground Stella shsN
hue) Bro~h Lone and ShsNs, (rcg lndlA)
eh Paid PoplEin Ech rh Popl,rs, Rich Dark ts hgured
plain Velvet and SILK Robes Nes FmbroiderE Black BON
Eaes BAsk shaE Ccttors Diapers BSnketg OtomAns Ae,
ie All Of which VIII be sold far possible II ot rates
jAn6 THOMAS R, PRICE A 90.
I WISH 10 employ TWENTY-FIVE BLACKsNIrH5 and
TWENTY FIVE wHEELwRiGHTS, 70 work tr the Army Of
TIE 'mSc at Manassas Station teM wage paid for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

q Missouri sgSl ls the oneGsrais sts,ss hsrhy
sy ncsd shall be eeiresd o ouad due 10 SAID
State
n re hereby approoh tied shln be pl ed ~ As
STATE Missouri the payment Of troops IN ihs terd Of ths
prior hei muster !ato ID Confederate .srv
Approved Jan. p. 1854
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

Missouri sgS the onsesras ssiss sun hsr-hy
sncsd shah be teiusd fo ouad sAd
a $ T,e~u Ssr,b, ,2proDh tied .h,p be pied " u.
Bate Msourl payment OF The
"a stsie prior hel .stO III Confederate ..sv
Approved Jan. q. .ise2
(So sIaJ
an EMassa JepIoi rat co II
STATS os AM.Rio. APP 30 E2 nAY TWENTY Hasr
iscros l. rhs onsr-n Goa erse STATE, Of ..fie.
do That tie nrst section Of tn spo .nri. Ae b. A
n Ioaed in Of the Act tn Viii TIL Aet an
Amsndmen' n,y be or.a :. ,a Tto' !. On s .
Courts 10 interchange snh each othsr tuPor.y AID ne
prndi g 10 the D e olu which be prd., renders lin q
eonps ems such shall eqasst sven te chance VIZ
es 1ass asoS. ., s1 .as ups" sh.nr. and .s
cS c1a @ Is 3. 8. Va . soa. aaa IN s
which they several, arp lated.
.a cause {; De sn,sreI "a III. record. Of III Gov 10 .bs
soteds that sch Interchange has been made .so0reAs
Approved Jsa. 70. 1873
Az Aof TO AM'ND ~ AJc IN IrrD AN ACT TO fao,
ski ri4srslN ! USD K, ISo sIxrrtNS
secraSl ras nsrI OF tbs If dHas ~ Of Ausriss
d. approved SIKH March eighteen IN idred Al sfyo.
he AMI IN hsrebI 70 amen ed h. he DIVISIONS Of u.
e;tion OF al A. ln lag the tenn for which the nj tA
sy e.d into ye,to p:rod not .Iceedos dI months.
a o apply 70 s.' GIa ed ID S' e.. i;.,s.n i,.. t r..
y.sr. or during taoI6a6a re,9enss % rsqas
C5lf. dgra'e s.At'r9g.ySS
Gov:Encr Of kest y L ~
lU5-optia,n. ihs Govern n-r ming, esielIDns Dsf4M
-p1a h4 1reaury With the SecFe'ary of War YATES shos
ourpo nsi m TO which Sldtu Of money
p! a.
Approved Jan'y &C. Ise2.
NO 3i.D
A. ACrTbFXPLIIN An AIT ENTITLED AN ACT TO AMEND
~ ACrLSFTLsD IAN ACT TO ESTABLISH PATENT OF
Fee AND TT p ovITE FoR TIE GRANTING AND lAl
Og PATENTS FNR NEH AND USEFUL Dt CoyEsIEs, in
yESTfONs I@PSOVENEyT5 NO DESIGNS, APP OWED
MAY SEE1YPIR.T, ElGHTEEJ HUNDRED AND fIxrf-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

INLBGNNT NEW GOODS.-T. R. PRIoE co. have
IL Just received EsNbt aek a7d coured ground Stella shaN
extra hne) Bro-h Lone and SlgSre shsW rea lnds
Seh Paid PoplEns Rch Ish Popl,ns Rich Dark 's 1sured
and plain Velvet and SILK Robes NeS Embroider Back BON
zaes BAsk shag Ccttors Dspers Baskets, oonSns Ae
&C All Of which vii be sold. far possible It ot rates
Jan6 THOMAS K. PRICE, A 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
LAW CARDS.
O. .. LErocT. = uAA-
HERFOOT 4 WALLER,
ITFORYEYS AND CGUSSELLORS AT LAH,
DALLAS TyNAs

A B-Pronpi st.sago5 90 Cyrec-oa and Lars Claims
Rs-s -sAuat n GA-l-r1, euegrst Q. X, Va Ioh1
ne 1a j.. Arhe-st G. K, Va, Garland Casi;ar Lyaef
ba-s Va sfos'sy s-s-l d. JaiSe - NJ b0rtcrc, eaAN
T.. Z. 'Fr- y. 2 Da-1 IN, DO. nhoO-ttcly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18

+ WISH TO employ TWENTY-FIVE BLACKsNIrH5 and
TWENTY-FIVE wHEELwR!GHrS, 70 work tr the Army Of
Manassas station. Literal paid for
good Workmen. ALFRED II BAKBOUR
Chief QaAtermAJtr PotomAc Dtict
OESTEKXiLLK, Jan. 1867. jAlo-elim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
EGsTACE GIBSON

ATTORN EY at LAW.
yHTuL PRACTISE n as Coars % Gnsi, Mercer aoaroe
~ 5ltsoee-y art PulAst ani viii eose. and rsr pune
n f.r a.. calcls 1iAcet IN rs hz1ds.
pest 0T-s. yists C5a-s lcggs, Va Ell-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
DAVID ;. G. CABI

A I OfNLN n - I AiA W.
RaCICEs II an The Ccarts Of ne eoaauss Of Nelson and
A-SsI He vii stissd % any Ay Business entrusted &c
IL In he s3acen. coy1tIc-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
nPPICE OF Il. III. MAURY d co.

br0Ckb AND BONDS.
Vginia State Skies registered Virginia Coupon Bonds Ten
Coupon Bond North Carolina ooup0n Bond Confederate
tAes B. ads Gnd registered Stock for sAe at market rates
sE-wANTED-GOd aud Silver Coin. z. II. MAURT CO.,
dsrgt Chkrles Hotel ocli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
PARKE PONDEXTEIt,

ATT NEY AT l. w.
Hichmond CITY, Va.
yETL pr.ecs n Al the Courts held IN ne City Of Richmond
" t-ihe cozazs % Chesterfield, &sureo Aa3 PoEAaiAn
Cs s corner ofIs or EsAr Iui aaia sgrss over The
a. -..f,-, i, vys.r.- 4 Go de2O-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
SECESSION CLUB ROOMS.
AZ, MlIY STREET, OVER ADIE y GRAY'S DRUG STORE.

IEyHs TOUsE now open visitors win constantly keep At the
disp customers, the best Wines and Liquors IN e
the market will always be secured ana
there oGering Private parties can sWAys
nodAted with private Dining Rooms jASS-lm'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-18
JOHN ". GREEN,

ATTORNEY at LAW,
WILL PRACTISE Ia ths Jcur q he City Of Rchond sae
~ CJazty H--rco s'ct attention VII be syen % AZ %
49, -s-1s.-l ~ hl-. ~ O5ce for the present. uth hs o.
o. ~ t-sea f-uiSv1si CO... AAn and shStG iesJ-tly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

HARD on BRscHsa.-The Anglo AZ.
yican, . New York paper owned add
edited ~ negroes. 10 angry with Rev,
Henry Ward Bescher ~ some roma, b
held to imply disincIinatioo 10 ffates-
nizs with negroes, and pitches into him
thus:
"Yct there i some allowance to Be
made 10 the case Of Nh. Beeeber. lie
10 . born rowdy; he 10 W nature .
'subterranean after the strictest sect Of
the nike Walsh school he 10 linked
with the grovelling instinct. of the De.
mecrscy BY afioitss which grace has o, 1
yet overcome. Hence, whom . negro
ZONES up before biz sx cited imagiaatioo,
hs only sees something to butt against,
- the maddencd bull in the Spanish
arena. These peculiari,ics spesk ont in
his gait and manner in the street, where
We never meet him without the mental
exclamation before we have recognized
him There comes . stupendous row.
d. -to must have been on : batter,
last night"
The exports OF lard from the United
Statcs during the two weeks ending No
vembcr 29th, we're 4,O34,00O pounds.
The exports since January lst have
been 1872 .669,9o0 pounds, against &c.
$4,000 pounds during the oorrcspon.
ding period in 1861. Hogs do not yield
so much lard by twelve pounds per
heal this season ~ they did last year,
and il the export demand continues
good, prices must reach . higher point
than they have done for many years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

il, sir I had to beg him to take the re-
lief, be took the thing to heart so.'"
And aaother:
Wsturned down q narrow archWay,
damp ssd dreary. and arrived 10 little
square court, where there we're about 20
one stored cottages, many neal y roofess,
others with doors hanging on one hinge.
A lot Of ragged, halt naked children
were making mud pies in the centre Of
the court, while occasionally sharp re.
Dukes. in . sbrill Irish brogue, we're be-
ing administered by slat,ernIy women
losoiog against the doorposts.
1--WE entered one honse. The usual
scene presented itself-four bare walls, .
Axture bedstead with some shsvings and
. connterpane, and pot beside what
should be q fire. A woman with baby
ia her arms sat upon the bcds,sad, With
her head leaning against the wall. She
started up ~ W. entered, aud smoothed
tho hair which had fallen negligeutly
about her.
"'You seem i'll, my good woman, we
remarked after few sentences had been
exchanged.
~ am i'll, ar, she answered. 4
have five children, and this morning
there was not q morsel OF bread for
them and so ! took this basket and
started of to Strctford, and round the
country, and have walked ovef twcn>
~ miles, and this is what l have got
with one hand she opened basket
which contained few crusts Of bresd.
aud with the other she took from her
pocket twopencc hsIfpenny.
"'And tramPed over oil those weary
roads, she contlnued, slipping off two
mere outlines OF shoes. And IL it any
wonder l look i'll, after dragging this
child IN my arms the whole distance I
But cannot see them s,srvc. have
bat Is Sd. week to keep them on, and
must do something. God knows how
long shall DO able.
Il looked upon that wan and wasted
face, those thin and wlthered arms,
and then upon the little group around
her. AIar, how soon, in all probability,
her hard and weary pilgrimage will be
over forever, and her motherls.s children
left TO the tender mcrcies Of the world"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
Official Report VI Tea. neSr0n.
HsApar Asrgss PRAia Z 0Rovs. AK 4
iDecam mar 10 ,62

December 10, 1,e2.
Major Gen. Curtis
General Blunt has undoubtedly in.
formed you OF the battle Of yesterday.
H,udmsn moved to the east Of Blunt
with his entire force, 2s,oOO men, in.
tending TO cut of my command. had
sent forward to Blunt ali my cavalry,
having left ak regiments OF infantry,
three ba,talions and about FIVE hundred
cavalry.
General Marmaduke opened on my
advance at seven o'clock with . heavy
cavalry force, but | forced them back to
limos Geek, eight miles from Cane
Hill. At this point they took a s,rong
position with infantry aud artillery, and
tried to prevent my crossing, but by
cutting road. through the woods ! 60,
my batteries in position, and At halt
past nine o'clock o, ened on them with
eighteen guns. bringing forward my in
fsntry. crossing tue creek, and getting
them into pSt on under cover Of my
artillery. From this hour until seven
o'clock in the evening, the fighting Wa
furious.
General Blunt arrived within one mile
of my right a. p. IN, opening on the
enemy's left. Learning definitely ths.
be was on the ground, l ordered the 10.
tsntry to charge the enemy's batteries.
The 10th Iowa and goth Wisconsin did
it gallau,ly, taking a whole battery, but
we're sf,erward overwhelmed and forced
to leave it. Colonel Huston, command.
ing the 10th division, then charged the
same battery, with the 37th Illinois aud
Sch Indiana, retsking it second time,
bnt after holding it half an hour, was
compelled to give way. The fighting
was constant and furious throughout
the entire day.
met General Blunt late in the eve
ming. and We arranged the attack before
morning, but daylight found the rebels
gone. Their loss is flom six to seven
hundred killed, and twenty. five hundred
wounded. Ours is probably two hun.
dred and fifty killed and seven hundred
wounded. In the Second and third d.
visions, 1t. Col. Mcfarland, 18th lows,
10 killed, and Colonel Black, 37th lii.
nos; Major Thompson, goth Iowa, and
= large number Of line officers wounded.
The prisoners state thst General Stein
md FIVE Colone!s were killed. We cap
ured four ca,ssons full OF Ammunition
md large number OF small arms. Their
artillery WAS knocked to pieces by our
batteries, and Major Hubbard. who WAS
! prisoner with m,rsports seeing piece
after piece sent off entirely disab ed.
The working Of Murphy's aud Fsusts
batteries exceiled anything l ever Wit
messed. General Blunt and myself had
Al interview with li,ndman aud Marina.
duke. We are camped on tho battle
held. F. j. IIsRsoH,
Srlpadier General
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
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III
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For one hall square, two-thiyds q n shov,
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Foseach change IN additional eha,ge Of asceps
per square will be made
Of type. 49, '''''s
Yearly advertising osatssess will BE- underwood
To afry strictly TO tho imme date business Of the
advertiser, and all other sent n 4.
the advertiser will be charged extya.
Advertisements not aoaoRpa MED with instrue-
tons VIII b inserted uaiil forbid, and charged ..
Editorial notices charged for At the rate II IL
cents per line, or eght WORDS and special notices
at 10 cents per line, or so cents line Ter veox,
All notices for religious and benevolent ppf.
poses Of ary sind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announcements of marriages and
de.tas charged 20 cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad mus. % raid 70,
,noorsoo9y :" advanse, unlera from appro,e ed
Agents.
Contrsots for yearly advertising ts,mipbl. a,
the option Of advertiesrs they paying an savsnct
ment Of % psr cent ON the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matte,
80 per cent advance on the above rates, and kert
on lot or I'd pages, Is per cent. advance on regular
rates.
All transient advertisements must Be paid 70, a
advance.
Advertisements inserted IN weekly 0, re.sop..
Bile terms.
RICHARDSON, WEST 4 co,
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
TO LIE r.

DWELLING HOUSES ON The BLUFF,
- from IS TO Sl3 per month, Two stores
and rooms In ws,d's (lats wuppsraan's,) and
Halls Blocks. Apply to ,o,c .,
inc 4Ttf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
United States Senator fsom Rhod. Island.

BURNIHo CoaE TO Davis MACHINE.
Rv.-The Lincoln (IIl) Herald learns
"that The Dalzel steam mills 1t Allan.
t. are now running sith corn for fuel
instead Of wood, that article being
cheaper and more easily obtained than
either wood o. coal"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
TO LET.

nrF1CgS AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Pest OGee and LeOsiss Blocts, The L.
Claire Aakes Hoase, saitAbls fes storage Of grain
q heavy ossshandiss. -ADply %
GEO. c. DAVENPORT. q
fs2a S091 II O0BS&s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

Nov Is thu TINS TO LAY IN WOOD FOR
IN Winter use. We have dry kindling wood
II - per oord aod green wood 81 $176 per cord.
Qu,ck " you will b. too LATE.
4I-S"S FRENCH DAVtS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

TVASSY YOUNG RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
his customers aad the public in general that
hs hss removed bis Grocery Store from trout
street to No. vs. Brady street, where he kseps
constantly full assortment Of Groceries and Pro-
Viz IONS, which he intends to sell ~ low o. any
where else In the e,iy. He will be thankful Of
their patronage.
Davenport, tsec. 9. 1862. dsc9 DIV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

TO CONSULTATIVE
THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
ina few weeks. by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severn lung
affection. and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious 10 make known TO his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, be will send . copy Of the
prescription used (free Of chsrgel with the direc-
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find . SURE cuRs for CONSUMPTION, 4 sru.
IA, BRONCHITIS, &c. Tho only object Of tho I'd
vsrtiser in sending tho prescription is to beLs6t
the afflicted, and spread information which be
conceives TO be invaluable, and no heTes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as Il will cost them
oothing. and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please 3D.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County. New York.
sop1O. d6w3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

Orsx AoAIx.-Ths river which had
frozen esar = Aasea.ias and Barliag-
ses, i NV ePsa again.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16


x'Osrdey' ~ Public .6sscltO1e.
T SHALL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
Saturday. Dsc. 20 at 10 A. NJ,
SO kegs FFF G. 25 nbs each,
IS cspis,ers, ~ Ms and 9 Ds each,
4sqrsFtF,
2sqrsFF,
81 half kegs FFF,
lo5 quarter kegs Eff,
II quarter kegs EAgs
4 ksg Eagle,
is boxes Canister Eagle,
- boxes Canister + +,
los y h cani .ters,
40 II csnistcrs.
~ 4 b canisfers.
IL tin quarter kegs,
IL 4 kegs,
Il keE,
- % b Kegs.
kegs blasting powder.
Specimens can be seen at tho Adjutsnt Gene.
rails Office. n H. BAKER.
Adjutsnt General and A. Q. N. Gen. Of Lows.
The sale will take place in front OF our auction
rooms in Davenport.
PARkERA VAN TUYL.
ldsc Is 10 \ 20l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

WANTED. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
w as assistant Cook. Apply 1t tho
dec l2-dst SCOTT HOUSE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16


SoLp AT A SAcRIylcK.-The old Er-
press and Herald Office was sold yester-
day by the Sheriff and bid in by H..
kuowl,on tor tho snm OF u 500, sutject
TO II ortgage OF $4,000 with len yssrs
interest, held by W. IL. Merritt, one OF
the former p,oprietors. j. b. Dorr,
with his usual liberaliiy refused to have
the office sold IN parcels, thereby pre-
venting outsiders from purcbashing such
articles as they wanted. The Power
Press alone 10 worth nearly what the
whole office brongh,.- Dubuque Herold
Another DrMocnATIc MEMBER OF
THE LEGIsLATuRs.-The evidence on
the part Of Mr.. Brand, democratic can.
didate for the Legislature, in his con.
test against George W. Gage. has pro-
ceedsd Tar enou h to SHOW that Brand
Was elected, and wss es,ialsd to the
eerti1ssts ct slsssioa.-Gkissoe Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

EVERYBODY Is REQUESTED TO CALL Ar
IL No. East Front street, and examine the
most complete assortment Of coal cook stoves and
pa'ior coal stoves or any other kind Of stove ever
brought to Iowa. Those who wish 20 purchase
ell do well to call and examine prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. II you DO not wish to pur-
chase, don't fail to call around anyhow and zee
the Monitor, the new large ovea stovs,a and every
variety Of stove in use.
LLDER 4 RENDER,
10. East Front street, Davenport
sp24-d&w2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16

ACARD.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
entire stock Of Boots AID Shoes 10 VIM. G.
Harah. begs leave to return his thanks TO hi,
friends for the liberal patronage with which shev
have favored him. and hopes they will continue
the s.ms 20 his successor in business, whom be
confidently assures them they will 6nd worthy.
}. q. TODD.
September llth, 1861
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
I tho stock Of Boots aaa Shoes from ]. G. Todd.
would respectfully solicit conti uance Of the
public patronage, ID assures his friends that be n
ready and willing to sell goods At the lowest cash
price, ~ his new store on SECOND street. opnoet.
he L. Claire House.
WIN. G. HARRAH.
September 18th. 1869. nov1.dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-16
The Daily Democrat and News.
RICHARDSON, WEST L CO..
b. n. RcnARDsoH, se.o -
GEO ?. CAnPlNFnm
"e the undsfsiEnsd agree to the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

=, uALI.-ie cents per week p ~ able to csrirsr,.
payable in advance.
WEExLY.-e2,eO Per snnum. In advance.
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Wisconsin DemOcratic-Ofhcial Msiori
~ O,OOO.

We publish in another column the
official ma orlties Of the six members
Of Cong ess elect from this State. These
majoritles foot W as iollows:
Democratic maj orities.
Republican ms orities. A,464
Democratic maj. in the State. 6,l40
The retnrns from three counties
thrown out from informality, would
have varied this result but 1853 votes
A round 5000 is the Democratic major.
''y in the State Wisconsin paper.
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