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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-17
iBy TELEeRAPH.I
Now York lark ct.

iBy TELEeRAPB.I
Now York Market.
New York, Sep. Is.
Fiour-Market heavy. sales at - 1884 IS for
Extra State; IS 1885 40 X. IA. o.
whest-Receipts IS $40 bu Market rather more
active and shade hrmer. Sales ii e5- 81 % Chicago
Spring; e5ea 81 IL for Milwaukee Club; u 1897 20
for Winter Red.
Corn-Receipts 22o,llo bush. Market more active
closes shade drmer. Sales at 60 S72e.
osis-Dun aud dropping. Sales at s3S7i.
Lard-DuIi and unchanged.
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sUNDRlEs.

LRATHEK-soie 500 IS; Harnest3sa<3.
HIDEs-Dry Fiintlai si4e; Dry saited 10; grubby
half price green STE; green sheep pelts Ioce
25xreen hog skins I5c.
sREus-rimothy ~ 30 10 IS; Flax, u 80.
FEATHERS-3o94o
CHEkSE-Denmxrk 1910 i3c.
BEEF CATTLR-lt92ic gross.
sHEEP-s2 50 to - 81 zhoat.
wooL-Clean Tubvssh Cd. 40 to SOC; In crashed one
third less.
oILs-Coai oil, TOTO 7sc; retail zoe. Linseed OF,
OIL 30; Lard OIL, SOC to IS; retail 81 %; Pish OH
q 20 TO ~ 20.
BEEsWAX-30 10 35c-
VAT HoGs-e3 50 gross.
RAGs-woolen n Cotton ale
NEW GUNNIES-7lh 70 22t
oLDlRoS-ie Brsss Toe y D Copper
l6c b.
ExcHAssE.-on New YORK percent.hankabis
FUNDS; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati y per
cent. st.Louis aud Chicago 4 per cent. Gold s5e
buying.
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sHEETIyGs & sHIRTtSGs-9o to sac.
DRfLLS-26 10 Sc.
PRiNTs-l2k 10 zoe.
DELAISS-22 to 2Tic.
GINGHAMS-2i TO s5c.
CHADWICK L COATS sPoOL-sec.
sKEIN THREAD-Sl 90 to 81 10.
FARMERS MECH. CAssiMERE-6o TO CSC.
skIRT BRAID-5oc TO u 90.
CORSET JEANS 80 to 25c.
DENlMs-7o to 33lc.
TICKtNG-2oto SOC.
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BIT TELEGRAPH.
Stock Market.
New Yorf, Sept. 9.
Stoeks-Better and strong.
Money-Aciive at per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Firmer.
q. S. 6s, Isl Registered 1861 do. Coupons LOG u
Gold closed al 1911.
New York Centrsl-l3ih.
Erie--i03
Readng-1l5.
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PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

DAlLTGArR Cirv oyvIrr,l
KB0KrK. Sept. IL, 1853.
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Admission ffsy cents; children twenty ave cents.
n VAN yLEcK, General Manager
D. VAN FALKtNBU RG, Aetlsg Manager.
CHas. Es9D. Assisting Manager.
J. ". BRADLEY. Treasurer
DANCASTsLLo, Eauestrisn Hsnsgsr.
T0a POLAND. Master Of Areoa
JOHN FRITE. Leader OF Orchestra
l. VAN yLECK. Adre.tscg
J b. HUAPHkET,, Agents
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
C1NCINNATI, March ;

CINCINNATI, March 81.
The rebels are retrcating from Ken.
lucky rapidly.
pegram, at last accounts, was south OF
stamford, hotly pursued, and reported 10
have been compelled TO abandon his cat
tie and train.
The Commercials Murfreesboro dis
patch says Folks corps consists of Cheat
hams, Nthcrs and McCowan's divls-
ions, and have advanced to within 10
miles of Mnrtrecsboro.
Scouts affirm that the rebels must at
tack or fall back on account of the scare.
ity Of subsistence
Some troops passing through Colum
bu., Ohio, yesterday, became intoxicated
and atlempt' d TO pass the Provost Guard
Beng resisted. they commenced throwing
stones ard clubs at them, when the
guard fred on them first with blank
ariridses and then with ball. Privat,
Qninlan, Of the 5lst Pennsylvania Reg,
rnent, was MORALLY wounded, and Wrlgh
and Alexander, OF the 2lst Massachusetts
Regiment, were slightly wounded.
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Post Office Winter Time Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
rosroFPIcR ~ DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at A. NJ. AMI 5I p
N. Arrives at 10 A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ, Sunday
excepted.
WESTERN MAyL --Clos,s at 3 A. NJ. Arrives
at 6 y. NJ Sund ". excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at 81 p. NJ.
Arrives at ! Y +. NJ.
SourHERS Iowa MAIL.--Closes at s A. NJ. Al
rives at L. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DRWIrr.-Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday at 81 P. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday ut Il p. N.
RoUTk No. IO377-vis tlue Grass, ctc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday asi Friday 1t ~ eek. N
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at u
o'clock NJ.
RourR No. l094s Via Tiptcn Closes Tuesday
and Friday at " o'clock n arrives Tuesday AND
Friday nj II O'Clock ii.
RotTK No. l09a7-Vsa Pufalo-Closes Friday
It 5 O'Clock A NJ arrives Saturday ate o'clocl
PM.
kouTE No. lo950-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at 8H p. Arrives
Saturday at 6 p. n.
OFFICE Hours. Office open at o'clock A. N
General delivery closed at 8 u o'clock p. ii Ofic'
,losed ats o'clock Z. ~. Office open ON Suuda,
from TO 2 o'clock +. 81.
| t4 A. the principal malls are carried BY Raj
Road, all the time stated herein will b.
| RAIL koAD Tins, the clock in the Superintend
ent's Office, NJ. / u. RR. Depot, being the stand
| Ard. CHAS II. ELbklpGE. =. NJ.
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Rebel Maid.

yorktown, March 30.
Yesterday morning about 100 reb, in
tantry stole past our pickets in front Of
Williamsburg, and quietly occupied the
place At dawn the cavalry in front at
tackled our pickets, who fell back upon
the town; hc,e the Infantry attacked them,
killing twenty eight and wounding five.
They ii ally cut their way through and
escaped to Fort Msgruder, excepting
eight or nine who were made prisoners
Our force numbered about 40. and the
enemy 300. Before our reinforcement,
came up the enemy seeded, and made
good their escape.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEG RAPH.
"wednesday, 2 O'Clock A. NJ.
From New York.

New YoRK, March 81.
A Hilton Head letter Of the 9th, says
heavy firing was heard near al the pre-
vious day in tho vicinity of Charleston,
and it was thought the fleet which left
on Wednesday was attacking the rebel
batteries at Stone Inlet.
The Savannah Republic, Of the 25th,
reports an engagement between the rebel
hph, batteries and the Federal gunboats
on Monday, but gives no particulars. The
/ locality appears to have been III the vi
cini,y of Jacksonville.
The Muriieesboro correspondent OF the
/ Philadelphia Press has obtained the fol
loving Intelligence from gentleman who
has Just retained from the vicinity OF
Chattanooga
The rebels are building immense iorti-
ticaions at Chattanooga, and already be.
tween 80 and 60 Siege guns are IN posi-.
ton.
At Bridgeport there has been con
,trncted some fine car,hwoiks, and also
AT Stevenson. Ala, Shclbysllle, Inliaho
ma and Dlcho I.
Bragg lost At the battle of Stone River
Is 300 men Killed, wounded and missing
This /, the official ii .ure. Seven hun
dred officers we're killed, wounded and
nlss ~. Two generals we're killed snc
three wounded. Generals Bfecknrlds g
and Chcatham escaped without scratch
The rebel army in Tennessee consist
of 1870 regiments % infantry and rs rcgi
M uts Of cavalry, the latter under Gen
Wheeler, Van Dorm being second il
command.
A letter from the frigatc Hartford re-
ports that she got aground IN passln.
Fort Hudson, and was struck frequent,
bv solid shot, and at Grand Gulf she wa
struck several times. Her total lJss va
two seamcn killed, and six wounded, a
slightly
The Post had information from For
Royal that arrangements for the attacI
upon Charleston are nearly completed
Much confidence exists III tie success {
the movement.
A lae Richmond paper contains d,
tailed account ota great fire, destroyln
$50 or 500 hhds. sugar, valued at halt
million dollars, and government propert
# various kinds, to the aggregate ,
nearly quarter Of 4 million more.
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OF
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From " ashInyt0n.

WvsnIS0roN, March 81.
official information has been received
here Of Col. Corners severe battle and
splendid oictory on Bear River. After
"A 10 ced march OF 40 miles in mid win.
ter and through deep SHOWS, in which
IS of his men we're Disabled by frozen
icet, he and his gallant band of onl,
200 attacked $40 |, dian warrior, in
their stronghold, and fought battle OF
four hours duration, and DESTROYED the
ent re band, leaving 224 dead ugon the
field. Oar loss WAS Ii killed and 40
wounded These indians had murdered
several miners during the winter. and
we're part Of the band who had been
mass acrelng Immigrants on the overland
mail route Tor the past fifteen wears and
the principal actors and leaders in the
uorrid crimes of tie past summer.
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VIM. 3. BRAD8UHY'5
?lANO-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 420 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

Me subscriber respectfully invites tho atseu
L sioo Of hisfriend. and this public generally T.
his Piano Forte Establishment, at No. AZ!
broome street, corner Of Crosby.
Having Withdrawn his interest, stocb and ma
hrials from the late firm OF Lights Bradbury
which fru was dissolved on the 3lst January u!t.
and hay ne purchased the entire stock of tisno
roItes ana Piano Forte material, owned by bis
brother, Edwsrd g. i'r .dbury, in tho said fran, he
,s nov prepared 10 supply tho increased demand
for his celebrated Piano rortes. En- ployins tn.
nost skiful ana experienced workmen. with :
lerge stock of the best and most thoroughly sea
soned material. AID an abundance of Capital, he
has taken IN hand the personal supervision OF th'
~hoe bush - manufacturing ms instrument
and is enab d torn out Pisuo- Fortes of une-
duallcd tone and durableasss.
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TEL E:G r A PHO.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From New York.
New YoRK, March 80.


An attack by cavalry was made yes,
tcrday on our cavalry patrol on the ROAD
between Dumfres and Occoquan. EiSht
of our men Merc captured.
The eypedltion from Hooker army
under Col. farchild, which WAS sent out
.ecently to Northern Neck, returned to
Belle Plain Yesterday. They captured
several prisoners and quantity OF pork,
wheat and bacon also number Of val
liable horses and muIes, and broke up
he ferries at Tn on Wharf and the Rap
ahannoek.
Col. Fairchild also burned schooner
ucared IN smuggling con'raband goods
,nto Virginia.
All quiet on the Earpahannock. The
.nemy Is still in his old camp though an
impression prevails that Lee !, preparing
10 fall back beyond the i'annnky.
spec al 10 the World
The work ii consolidating dccimatcd
crimetts had commenced IL the army o
he Eappahannock.
Col. Clark. Of Banks s.af, died Of In
/ iuries, received uar lolt Hudson.
a letter from ahoarl lhc hlchmonG
avs tie report i untrue that she fired
n,o the Mississippi.
Hilton Head ioitots say that beante
,ard. Though "A tag OF truce, had tll'
mpndcnee 10 dcu,aud the surrender .
thc steamers Mc,ccli mud keystone
state, Ssh ch, 10 saw, we're captured OF
Il Z 3lat Of January.
The rebel steamer iLtonca. from Mas
,atI. run the blockade oil { hafIcston.
News from Savannah, OF the gath, saws
he people are differing AL kinds II pr
taiious-c,,n the sick hayc only bacon
.,ud com bread for nouilshmcnt. Al
nho are able are at work on ioltlilca
lions.
The steamer from jacksonville report
tlat the sii Name and 9Th Conncclcu
/, -sments have gone 70 reinforce the Ne
~ troops FL, rcheI forec had hce'
driven from the orig,nsl position five .
,A miles bt The dat,ies
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
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r0NTAINING Instructions designe to enable
~ tho pupil TO obtain q knowledge of playing
without a teacher; with q choice collection Of
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30 cents. Teaches. pupils and dealers DESTROYS
If obtaining a low priced Instruction Book and at
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The instructions are gwen in a manner adapted to
tho comprehension 4 all grades Of scho ars The
exercises illustrating and enforcing the lessons
are not dry and tedious, but sprghtiy and enliv-
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esmp e 10 the difficult, comprises the mos, pop
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DlTSON g CO., Publishers, 277 Washington
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
From Cairo.
CAIRO, March

CMRo, March 81.
Our news from Vicksburg and vicinity
are very important.
The joint attempt OF Admiral Porter
and Gen. Sherman to flank Haine's Bluff
is failure.
The gunboats had proceeded through
StceI's and Blacks Bayous and into Deep
River, when they encountered consld-
cradle force OF rebels, who ob.tructed the
passage both in the front and the rear
by telling trees, and the report is that the
army was saved from capture by the
timely arrival Of infantry.
The whole expedition had returned
TO Youngs Point.
The South west had arrived at Mem
phs, bringing the intelligence that on
| w. dnesday morning the Lancaster and
Switzerland attempted to run the bat
teries at Nicksburg, a,.d ms soon as she
came IN range the rebel batteries opened
npon them most terrific fire The Ian
caster was struck over 80 times. Hel
entire bow WAS shot away, causing her tc
sink IN u few minutes nearly opposite tn,
CITY. In going down she TUNED com
plc,ely over. Her crew escaped in SINAI
boats.
The steam drum Of the Switzerland wa.
penetrated by 81 pound bali, rendering
her totally helple,s, in which condition she
noated below tho city, where she va
picked up 10y the Abatross and towc'
10 the mouth OF the canal. She wa
struck in many places. The loss Of lif
on board is not stated.
The object otthese rams IN passing ,h'
batteries was to reinforce Farragnt, VIII,
la, been below Warrenton on The Hart
ford ever sncc he ran past Port Hudson
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
KsiEE.S AND PARTIES
THE HUasEhLIrEi,'
new FURNITURE P3LlSn.!

Prepared rom an iapfoyeA rcccipc by the prn.
priotor u the Brother jonathan Po.i,a, V crrtt
tei hy III the ieadics ses iork iurMture dcai
ers ani p,auo Forte Ms tors TO bc tho hest IN The
wota tor removing scrst ,hos, marks and dirt, al,
Restoring high and tasting gloss 10 nl kinds %
v.tnlshed WORK, .rsm furniture g. leather. i II
cheaper and better than varuist tries immcd
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niture polish, a houset 4eper cen work mage y
the tur1ttare q HOUSE az keep II booking iA'
new. New is the time 80 thine Gp" yaur tablv.
chairs desk4, pianos pio'urc fra ue- ctrriag, oic
and make iheaI ,Uk 81 per cen! nei;er TAT D.
true ec,uony. For sat- by fnrniture dealers at.
slorekceper, generally. Price. % ANA 50 cents F,
b. tie. Depot 10. Spruce street New You
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Bradbury's New Scale Piano Forte

In the arrangement of our new s"aIe. Draw
and prepared with the utmost care. expressly fof
our nc " instruments, We have added every i'm
prosement which can in any way tend 70 the par
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From II. Monroe,

FORT MONROE, March 30.
One entire division of the rebel army
arrived in Richmond last Tuesday. as ia
supposed, TO protect the rebels (, ON an at.
tack while the evacuation is taking ola, g.
The rebels have already commenc a 10
remove their large guns, and also their
machinery from the ma, hine sho g OF
Richmond TO Chattanooga,
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Sol EN- News
CHATTANOOGA, March

CHATTANOOGA, March -.
Gen. Foster captured yesterday, at
Brentwood, nine miles in the rear Of
Franklin. zoo prisoners. They destroyed
house, carried away the commissary
stores, burnt the railroai bridge, tore up
the track and captured loaded wagons,
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Virginia News.

WHEELING, March 81.
Telegram from Gov. licrpont say 5 ::
Yesterday 700 rebels captured Point
Pleasant, Va The town was sui Sc
quen'iy rc-cap'urcd, and the rebels driven
back with = os of Il prisoners. We
lost one killed and one wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

ATELY returned from four yrar. 'on
/ 4 round the world, AMI nav ng stncc ther it
turn gwen SIX i-lND StGCES >FCl ioN
Cars IN he city of New iark. thlliy-k l.
Bos ton thirteen IN oaitmore, SIX cen IA "ntl
ington also visited many Vi tho phnoipai ciii'
az Inc Western state. ia all VI Which their loh
GERS hay. been attend led by the largest. mas
fash tonable and deli.hted aodienfes that eNp
greeted IN seal arts . woaii nov respectfully
nn1unco ono OF their mighty popular MUSICAL
ENrtKfAlhM NJ, as l,b0ve.
Their repertoire nbfa.es u enc CO coI',ca6n
Nocai Qi.tets arranged in their "Nn pecalia
style a..o,a variety Of tire hweetesi Ens i.h trtsh
scotch a. II usn, and spanish ballad tA5ani
Humorous oengs. Duets. &c Ati's, 'avhslha,
md : ems irpn the .urks o. thr 4 OF ropllnr
ltaI n anl trcnch IN ~ - II aiilu"n 4" n
u-ual CHOICE solcc t,ns o. vocal mu,i', the, vi
pla, en h eyeniLs several pieces VA the celsDIa
ted ~ lSS 5tLL~.
Mr X B.s,f,Rp, the eminent Pianist, frou
New york wtii p,e.ido ~ The Pan.
The ALLtGl.ANIAAs beg lave III state I,
Their nnmefovs trends patrons " faraai
yeafs that ab Ut tour years Ago they added H.
Swiss Beits 10 Their already superior '"hcertf
and ths Pres. well a nil competent nn.lcH
cril :, nave pronounced thelf toi p yang stfPH
rior 10 an YthIus & lh" Eibi ever h"ard N til
county. Mt excepting tbal q rue ouIn eMt.
Ben hlngers, who hp.t AIRED IL thc tn6ci Nftie
atoat III oarr " &c.
Admission 50 cents, children IS cents. Com
mensts at O'Clock.
- Adm,,s,on 70 Matinee Sspriny =. II
Adult. : etnts; chi dren Il ceats.
DuTlns their 81 urn IA tafeisa lands. the con
csrts 0i IN AlL.nHAAIAN> were hon0fed b.
the 8tienlance I'D nnnIa q than. nd- If dc
hghtei ltsttucrs-kiu--,g Queen, No@it- and III,
III y distinguished tDth II tie axe pstr"tazs
Their .nt rsAiuG.eats uni lavisDei npou then III
III ~ altering demonstrations =. a. val
mo, 18th 10 q WAL kD\ AGENT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

TyHE BAR fixtures OF A FIRST CLASs
l Saloon. together with some iquors, will Re
soil cheap or traded for good pair Of horses and
wagon. Inquire Of
1ekl0-1W / W, 1ARRIHON
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Chicago AMI Rock island RallrOs
WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1882

IN An AF1E MONDAY, NOV. 24ra. .2
~ and until further notice, trains vii leave
os.eupoIt daily, Sundays excepted, rs follows:
LIST mail train al. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,5OA.n.
"a Freight train NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800 A. N.
ID nlkn express. ............ .o.ZU r. n
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays OF
,ep,ed, 81 follows:
ist night express at. .................9.4 40 A. \
I'd daily express and mail train at....7 30 P. n.
ID freight and "a class cars at........ 800 p. \
Ali trains over this are in direct come zion
atChisago with trains oyer both the Michigan
$cuthsrn, Michigan Central, Pitisburg, For
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to aud from Do
roit Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
'ittsburg, Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Alba
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
tngton.
fssssn0a's a,s reminded Of the necessity Of
Giving distincr directions Is to the dcstineton Of
heir baggage, also toprocure tickets before TAX
ing their seats in the cars rs the cond uctcrs col
isct fares only TO stations on the limo Of The Chi
ssSo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY Superintendent.
Davsnpo November %. 1852 dts
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mississippi and Missouri kairoaa,
WiNiEI ARRANGEMENT, 1862.

ta'ns run by Chicago t,'"e, ,o,ich - tsoetye
utHs faster than Ddpenport time
N AND AFTER MONDAY. nov. 24rh
J 1862, and until further notice, passeuee'
rains will leave Davenport ~ follows:
10 OF a. N. for Bro klyn and Washington.
3.lop NJ. for iown City.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DAVENPORT AS FOLLOWS.
$50 p. n. from Brooklyn and Washington.
IL IS z. n. from lown City.
corning trains out Of Davenport will make direct
2unections al brooklyn, Iowa city and Washing.
with the Western stage Company stages for
-. points West.
fraius from the West connect at Davenport,
With trains OF the Chicago and Rock Island Raj
t,ad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity OF
living distinct directions ne 10 the estimation OF
he'- tr srsqe ais to procnI before tskina
HON fc,ts n 40 c..is.
JOHN F. TRACY, Gen1 Sup't.
A. KrMBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, November %. ls63.--dtf
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= FARMS OF Ito ACRES EACH.
n Farms Of 12o acres each.
Farms Of ~ acres each.
To rent for cash rent only. Inquire Of
JOHN L. SWITS,
kssl kststs Agent,
de- sl-dW2w Niekells' Rleek.