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Die Treunbe BON 90 M. @pear, peG4e ieiuer @a6
fir ben erIteu @tabtrat683meig 9itniti9 ftnb, perbet bier
nit aufseforbert, am Ntpntag &beub 8 ltRr elmer Ser
~lau1mlung in Otr. g. Gsciton'8 Qpfaf, Gde RteaIantz uai
@alpertftr., teisumpbne1l. (GWap)
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Staet' @ontnttHariat.

StaoE' Soutnttffariat.
Baltimore, 1. Sftbr. 1863.
96adri6t tprb 9iernit 8eSe6en alien @erIoneu, Bic gptt5
er9alten 6a6eu, i6re GuBwege repnrire,t gu lafieu unb perz
.i&umten, bieier Auforberuns ta65nfpulWten, boB mad BEN
10. Die barauf beStgli9e SrbinanS itreuge in ii 8fit6rlng
ge6ra4t njrb. &uf &eiebt
SOB III itD,
GSft5mlia&) @(erf Der @tabtcommiIlGre
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-12

N@--@N UmPT79 eIHe Senbnn9 "
5 9pubIc wsoapmsaDela Xxx SPECS SATIRE
N'~s alt, bon @i6ipu'S @tiIs, @foupn9sbeIa 0tioer.
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4Slantdtip1l SSitterS, Bel Der @altone, uub ~epirfetle
fGntultlidc ans neinemt GeIbdfte enrnpututeuen GBeine,
liquors, 8~uni4z@feu5en, Ggg gtOgg, Gti6wcia, beati@e
unb bief9e 2iq1pr8, fit prsi8iptrti8 unb beiriebi8eub,
pber ba8 @et6 pirb ~retlruirt, e.
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teul Baltic. lnb Sbipz0eppt NIB benz
OOoct3Mf) ~&uuapptiS 0ampfboptsgB9arf.
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9leuer BauDerein.
SgNe @M1teiner,

pelde &unbenarbeit MAIDEN, merben 9ierbur9 ein9etabeu,
elmer 8~eriantmlang ant Mpntag @6enb "a lt9r iii Der
MeGanic8 Sale beiiupplner.
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= NdnteeEtrQbe Vto- %

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unter Wutfst Ger gOeut5&en GsfeGi6aft."
@ge 8ietsrtaen, psslbf SeutIte s,anSmerfer. arbeiter Dber
0Rufmab&cn 81 b~efbsfttgeu pani9erq iOwte ale nenti9e Mrs
be iiatenben woJsn N4 per5 lilo 0oer tn franfitea 5rteen
So. So EbalaeSfr, wenbett, speldtr lneatgeIsIit &%iuStunf
ertbs,Ien rpIrb.
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Set einer OerSammIuno

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Warr,
mel4e am s. bs. in gS. Yrtftpn's Sale, Gde BON Btea=
Iantz uno @al0ertftr., ~ab9ebalten ipurbe, fun9irte 8. 1arf=
6urft aIs @priter unb 9itG. 8. Si6er ais Sefretair.
Die Serianmlung idritt Johann sur Domination zines
GantiSaten, Der bic 8. g6aro i'm erfen Gtabtratbs3pei8
bertreten foG unb ernannte Srn. SS. gBtn. gpear elm
ittnHis gu i9reut @anbibaten.
8. @art6urf #, ST., RrGi.
9ti@. .. Stfber, Gefr.
gSr, bic unter3eidneten uh6e6ingten ltnicnnrGnner Der
8. 8urD, enbpifiren bic pbise Termination.
S 9artburft, Sc. 3Gumas @ WlaGenste.
stephan Collins. Ebp8 80 @td1elbereer,
&bpra gStIlrn. 9utber 9thig.
&tdarb 3 6h6er, @bwarb StpatuS.
ism ( Wtulppd. Q6n. Gkefer. .
Spbn Sauna. Rt1ab 9. Sberpppb.
s5pbn 9 Maden3ie. S6errtna.
Daptb Sueab. S 6 Wcptail.
Sobn Af 6raBtel. 81 C DprIeb.
Mler s Mur6OG. Sp6n Samiion,
Samuel 0ullburt. y . 9Drter.
Ebpna8 De BprD4 Sptn Q. price.
SareS s gtaGen5te. Spbn Gtce, (&d-Nt
Or. g. Irst1e,
80. 106 Oft VrattfraBe,
pi1hen Canal unb Qittle Scugbfr. (28aua6IfD
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GeE2geQG grsD getuc6fe
02etforof4 Gin 8terbrauer fann ipfprt etne
SE1%aNHt GteIe erbalten BET Trteert@ gpeber an
Ser 9arfprb Ytpab. (Mp-s)
Nog,,rhF werten 3pet N2dnner, mn In einent 0feuHere
VSIuui% gu arb.ten nnb Spgt &lernpner (Stuner). =
6eruer 2 Sun9en, UNI ea8 Sinnergef6dit Su erlsrnen, Man
metbe ib tn Np. 90 81. gapFr Del +. SLIDER. {rtntt)
fGS og,,rh+> @eri6tebene @6neiber on Sf6deu; nur GEE
OliuWA% i@tfte &rbeiter brauhet fb SIT uteItel,
bsnen BITE e f. n 9retie be3a9It werbed.
9enr9 &. SDne8,
(NDD) Wierhant &ailpr, % SpUt6itr.
g}pYlnmnf : Elm a~nFanbi8sr HnO f%tsi6i8sr Sun8e pcn
SCA4@EsUl = 14-16 Sdbren, unt &Deee 5u geben unb
ansere let6te Mrbetten sm p~errtdten. Gin folder erbdlt
etuet anit0nbtaen 9pbn unb 8 b1nbtung, penn er Hb nelbet
IN glp. So gSeR=5alttmOrefrg i'm 2ttn Stp4 bet ST..
Sauer. (Sgip)
MngttM+ rttb in Hetllp'6 gGlprn, So II Soulful.
VCE~ty1 Elm inneer Deati4er dS Sar'eeper. Serner
ein 8ater 9teitaurant.anfA Ger bic 3u6erettung pPn &nfsrn
perfett. 9lGbereS In Der W~edersOfftce.
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&oDleu Sso0teu Seobleu ]

.IoDlenI SODteuI SeobienI
2btens 9aGep, Gun0urD uno @altinlore GopIpa8nie,
3pipie tie beGe Quatitat anberr &o9ter, 9eiasie8 uuD 8ez
palte1te8 @i9en- nnb Ti6teugplS 3um @etauf ST ZEN
niebri8Feu 8aarPretieu. lei .
O. So. &eiIenring,
(28anB3@2te) 81. s. gde 8pu 6otparb, II. Tranftinitr.
SEeftanrattosa u 2aqegbters
S99 Gallon.
.azaS DEM gee6rten Yublitum unb nteiaea 8reurs
LgsGsEMsg ben tnsbsipnbere 6iene bternit our gtadrt@k
sssslS%aHs b8 tidy bte btsber pga 9rn. @bil. Sbeama.e
~betrtebene &eHaIrattp
giO. lat QS. QUrnbarD2r.
Igtrnpu1nien BABE unb in b~emdelben @t0t f~prtfibret tperbe.
QBaruie unb taIte SPetien 3u jeter E~G9essett.
(28Iept1Nt0 |r. StGosr M9t.
DeIgf{&DeG &wbeGg5 w Geatvctfun98s
3mTeGItg,
49, AI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-12

Or. Narl 0eller.
sScbunns MnS Office 1O4 Sbarpfrase,
t1prtiD 3pifden Barre II. GpnUagfr.
Gnppert'8 Pifliug Sans.
Der 1tnter3et6uete bait fets e%prrdtbia:
SifeIS (@urfent tn GdHern unb G6pfen,
gdtfup In S6iern Cbet per @dqpne,
Srt ODE &umdtpes beim Dubenb D6er in ~einselnet
Sdnnen,
@r6beeren, NfGmtnea, tpeIRe 3wtsbelu,
GENT per @dupne pber per EBb. In TBpfhen,
&Ssin~ unb @icer-@fTg, ippie aud
GhmeinefnRe unb GiIien,
&dMel traut tetm SaB pber Gaapue,
GfnGemadbte SSpbne1 II. +. 10.
unb %perfarft cbtse Artttel 1T ~beltebt9en Quantttdten AZ mi.
bteen 9retfer.
Sol. Rnppett,
6Sept3W(t) 22l @afern Mb,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
NV oHIs,xs May 0. isea.

Nsw omssss, May o. 1863.
D.rtrpction fine United sots stoop-r War Pr5k-DeaA
Of cSon,f Pstnam and csrsrin Dc,ghi, y. s. h.gsi.
.aoies Of Ca0n 10 Anire-Punfs,mcpt n Tho's WAo
wa Paldg.--.ydrai 1dgcrt de., 10.
We have news from Pensacola Of the total sestuetoa
Of the United States II opofwar Prcble Aciing Msicr
shankand comnaadIng the morning q the 47th ut
Tho particulars folIowssA gang of mon were al
work the nro hold. cmptyn barrel u TAR Oh INTO The
tanks used for that purpose, When, by some unknown
cause. took IRE. and tbo barrel exr osed, throEg
ths burning oil 10 every direction. u wai intossi
bic 70 exiingsish The flames; tloy spread ath great
rapdiy qgIckly indeed that, te oo,rs aad creS bid
10 abandon tho vessel with nothing but ths cotBg ihy
had on 10 one only The aaincs reaehsa lhs aaga-
zIBc which blow up with awfal expoau, teang ne
weasel into thousand pcces, and scattering No frog
sna all tho bay of Pensacola. Al tho time tho
cldent oocarrei the Probs anchored betwosn ihs
Navy Yard and the city of PENSACOLA. ior .aAalcy a
POSITION where her guns gng ~, wiaca ~ di shsn
they became heaicd, could do damage. Gsi ara NE
~.s let on No The Pfsbis oas Il The "a
sailing slDt sci.war, bolI ~ Kitery. Name. a. ana
mosning elsyen sgns, aUd, h ~ eEccgia o. the Ia
og lie aad naeria, Ay atalaio ourselves shat
of te nssless vassels u taa Eagy b. bsn eoi |
dvppeed ~,
7bs rAesaalsr ss.i o. Nssss are busy - ts-a
petoofsrf t4ys beer ,ap;srri ard w. ashore Ils
cargo q tbe lst,es destroyed ~ i1a i.u o ~
sgt pf.n ahh,~rhf r.gref ~ s'ats tssst f~ sbo
had been o. hard o. te 'hs wreck. sa,s sInrd bJ
party 10 Hnbalsb sicse lA.fa tAsi ilss4f@ef foa.
ffsiy ,a,urse firm - -hi,s aFpsp i0slre.Ss Ben
80, il "a ha6ci aht 't slss-'r 01F's t.sn n
ln q ils~aaa. sac lsas ua8 lgvs..8 .f a.
" gtcf ssrs. rrerp ~sses ,.'shs'a sa ' ~ saes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

rssI af ffn Nara. a1ss @.ib oysisfr s.s
az sta fssfFf 10 tss 10 sAysat hsf f@st -
-. ivy. ale 'cfffai1 Hft a "a a. rfea
cltf VI = sua o. tMtt ~ arte8 fA sD4'eiF fff
Iiff rlft e. s~asnrf ali 80 "a ~
~ faal fetas s.s Hf nta f
a4rnaf sa' y. k1staf fN fsH1 i4tN an -a4
<asff 81. tnssH ~ sssstfl sff. as' ~ tsriS
"A ~
Hfl Ma
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

NFW 0HK, March ?.
Mayor opdykc to day vetoed The reso-
lu'i ,u- ol the Common Council to riAr
nv John Potter public reception.
AdNICcs from t'uatoInaia state iGat
,hM State has declared war AGAINST Sau
Nai,ador President tonc-n had march.
cd with from 1000 to 5000 men.
y urlrecshoro lottcr SAYS 'irn. Rose.
Grams has issued M order prohibiting the
Cincinnati Enq,arer and Chicago Ttmfs
from circulating in the Army OF the
Culuhnrinim
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

INpIANAroLls News, lst.-The Com
mereiai has a special dispatch from In
dianapolis, which says The withdraw.
al Of the republican members from the
Indiana l!onsc of Assembly, on Wcdncs
day last, will probably put an end 10
further legislation in that State for this
session. But two of the minority were
in the hall this morning. The cause 81
the withdrawal is stated to be an attempt
TO pass an unconstitutional measure, and
to strip the Governor of all military pow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
NUMBER III.
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Tuesday, , O'Clock A. M.
Halifax News.
HALIFAX. March ?

HALIFAX, March ?.
Tie steamer Delta, from II. Thomas,
2ot,, and Bermuda, 10Th ult., has ar
lived
She reports that on tho 18th Of Feb,
in latitude -, longitude 5, the FLORIDA
captured and burned the ,hlp Jacob BEL,
bound from China Tor New \ ork. The
Jacob Ecl had 500 tons Of tea Her pms
sengers and crew were transferred 70 u
Danish vessel
The United States steamer Alabama
left 81. Thomas on the goth OF Feb, in
search Of the FLORIDA.
The CARGO Of the ship Jacob Bell was
DESTROYED hy the Florida. II was chiefly
for English account valued at 5000. .0eu,
and was insured IN England The vessel
and freight was Va u.d al one hundred
thousand dollars, and insured in New
Norh aul Boston II u q heavy ioss, m
the duties would have been $l7 BOO
The jacob Bell'- caigo was valued at
81 ,ooo, ,oO0.
The anlcrblt WAS at 81. Thomas Oh
the 10Th ult, to leave the next day On
cruise.
The Federal slip shepherd Knapp left
St. Thomas the week previous, III scar a
Of the pirate Alabama
4 numhcl OF Federal vessels were al
st Thomas, fearing te leave lest
ihcy should fall pres to the pirate
Ihe officers ot the Florida aay they
passed the night II company with tho
Nnnlcrbllt
The steamer Columbia ran tie block
ale at Wilmington, \. G., and had ar
n,cl ri st. George with a cargo Of col.
ton and tobacco.
The Columbia reported the auiyal at
Nllnirgton u the steamer .uiaile.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
CUNf.RESsI SsIjsAL--57Tu CONGRESS.

NAsnINGToN, March 2.
Ilorsr.-M Mr.. lark offered an amend
men, providing that any officer or phi
vato coming into possession OF any ahan-
doucd property shall turn the same over
10 an agent Of the government, and fail
no to do 50 shall be tried BY court mar
tial. Adopted.
Mr. DAVIS offered an amendment that
any officer plundering or secreting the
property or buying or selling cotton, rice
or tobacco or in any way aiding any ono
else 70 do thus, shall be dismissed from
the service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
Southern News.

T. S. MISS, SQl ADHoN, Feb. -,
VA Mhnrnls, March lst.
10 Hon Gilson Wc2l@, Secretary Of
Ire Mary
Srn:-I regret to inform you that the
indianola has also fallen into the hands
OF the enemy. The rams Webb and
Queen Of the West attacked her - miles
from here, aud rammed her urtil She sur
rendered, al Of which can bc traced to Il
non compliance with my instructions. ]
do not know the particulars.
.igned y. II. PosrEn,
G,p,,n. N linu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
Eolcirn News
Arw ! ONT, March .

MN JIM ~
Tie steamer krdar has arrived Al this
pot Nhr brtues liverpool papcra Of
the 10th, aud london lele1raus OF the
same day.
The rolcs In iloaptncl seyclal piaeee,
a battle Wa c>reetel ncar Nj. thieto,
but tho kasSians withdrew
II Is ropo''that the serge d Nankln
has been abandoned.
The 7m~ argues tho blockade Of
Charleston is not raecd there Is not
even un iuicrmselon
The Pest takes The same view, 1t says
that the suspcnslon Of tn blockade tor a
few houis did not terminate IT. nor did IL
impose upon tie bIoekadiag power the
necessity Of giving fresh lotico to n"n-
tral States.
No late commercial news.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
From Washington.

WAsHISGToN, March 2.
The report Of Captain JAS. l.. Fisks
north overland expedition was submitted
to the House to day. II was organized
Tor the protection of cmigrants over a
new route from Fort Benton, in Daco-
tab Territory, part OF which was surveyed
bv the late lamontcd Gen. Stephens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
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tn e CIT Y.

RIVER CLEAR.-Thc ice is all out Of
the river, We believe, bel, ween this point and
the Cult Boats may be expected up this way
n a few days
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markct...Datly Report

Davenport Markct....DatIY Report.
OFFICE OF THE Drs. a NEws,
Monday Eve, March 2. I
Quotations stand unchanged. There is little
doing. We quote
FLora- Wholesale, &5o0jd6.C0; retail, $500
6 50.
WHEAT 70aS0c for common grades And
sJcMsl 20 for the best.
BARLEY g0ctat 20.
CoRs- 33a3jc.
OArs-55
Ho0s-Dressed, 50 300G40o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

MuRDock. This eminent tragedian
reads at Metropolitan Hall tonight. instead OF
Monday night, as was first announced. Go
ana hear him by all means.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

THR following is list OF shipments
from Davenport, Tor the week ending Feb. 2s :
II brl. -four / 600 bu. barley. 500 bu. corn.
/ 300 hu. oats. 2u3 sks malt. 400 lbs bran.
81 $40 lbs. cut meats, 25,s4o lbs. lard $50
lbs. tallow, 20 cattle, 10 live hogs. 100.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

Now YORK nBrket.
NEW YoRE, March 2.
F,oUR-The market is quiet ana unchanged.
~ 6547 IS extra state: s. U0dS 10 *. ii y.
WHEAT Market quiet and steady ~ 4Adl 63
spring ; 81 6agl72 Nil club Vi 74Gl.75 win
ter rcd.
CoRs-Quiet and less firm. escMss,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
A. HAGEBOECk,

A. HAGEDOECk,
LithOgraDher, Engraver and Printer.
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND SIS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF LlTHOGRAPHlC
Z work executed in tho most approved style IL
klass ~ aulors, AZ reason able terms. mcha
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
Official Paper Of the City and County

4 NJ PkfreNGILL Co, No. ~ Park Row, New YORK,
and state street Boston agents IN those cites
and are authorized take advertisements aud suhscrp
ions for Is our lowest rates.
{ IL scRtvsN, ~ Dearborn street, Chicago, Is author
ized to receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

DEMOCRATIC WARD MRE1INos.-The
Democratic Ward Committees will iseue their
calls for ward meetings for the purpose OF or
ganizing ward clubs. In q day or two. Now
ts the time to work. Let each ward do lie
duty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
SEWING MACHINES

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES
THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitrhes, and fuis tho cloth either right or
,.f,, as the OPERATOR may desire II scws very
sspid, IL easy Of operation and almost noseless
/, il fully protected by letters patent, ami eacs
naehine warranted 10 the purchaser.
All those desiring frst class family ewins
uschine will be richly repaid by an examinatio
Of its merits
r. L. CONE, Agent,
Cssvsr Of Brady and sts., Davenport. love
2s23Aly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

G.. X. Bard has sold HE stock Of lum.
remove East therefore he would inform al
persons having claims npsinst him TO present
them Tor payment, and those being indebted
to him will ca and settle their accnnnts AT
his office, before the 18th Of March, 1865 after
which time all accounts not settled will be
placed in legal hatds for collection
lh2s d&wlw.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
u. ". SKINNER,

A TToRNEy AND COUSSELLOR AT LAW
II and Notary Pnbc Odice brady street,
Post Uff.e Block southeast corner, over Powelfs
Drug store (rooms formerly used by the DEno-
cRAr Printing Ofice.)
xa,l-'t2
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

caSa T. PUTNAM, JOHN n. RO6BRs
RUsnAM & ROsiEtSs.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOUSSELORS AT LAW
"a OFFICE, Davenport Block, No.2s Main st.
s,.cood kloo, lun7-itt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

A Greek ON L. A. MACKLOT FOR SIS
n signed by stephen Bowden. The payment
OF the check has been stopped. The 6nier will
confer favor BY returning it to this o1ice OF to
the Bank. d. kOHkS.
Jan lott
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

TnE wholesale department ot Wads-
worth'- dry goods house ~ the largest aud
most complete Of any west OF the Mrrirs'rri
river. Country merchants will conruit theii
own interests iy giving him call heioi'
they make their purchases.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
EOl. Kent.

nNTHE FIRST OF OCTOBER, THE STORE
~ reom No. 10 Brady Street, enquire Of
T.0RR
sp25-d6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03

The mos. mellow piece OF landscape
TO be found 10 Iowa Is at Camp Henjer shoit.
The ground there IN front Of the bnrracks al
fords peasing prospect for an experienced
rick maker Shoul any of the ttiicsrs or
men lie absent at rol call. u best way would
be TO let some one dive for the absentee. for
en- chances to one. that is where be will be
Quad The men Of that Camp are anxious to
get into eafer quarters, and there is NO
wonder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-03
New kSanking ROIIsc,
A CARD.

n tAHD.
yI,UE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD his
] ontre stock oi Boots ard shoes 10 VIM. y.
iiafrah begs leave 10 rrtJrn MS thanks 10 his
flends for tho iborai patronage with wlich they
have favored him. nnd hopes they will continue
the ~ ms 10 his successor in business, whom ho
confidently assures them they will tnd worthy.
j. e. TODD.
September llth, 1861
ISHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
i tho stock Of Boots aad Shoes from j q Todi,
would iespotctiully solicit conh nancc "i tho
public patronage ana assures his iriends that he ls
ead y and willing 70 sell goods At the lowest cash
price, at his new atore Second street, opposite
he lie Claire House.
WM. q. HARRAH
Ssptembo llth. 1862. noy9-iu
A GENTS, sUTLERS, NEWS DEALEES
- Pc dleFs, attentan! "" have ~" lareoA
stock Of stationary packages. II different styles
War Maps, Songsters, Ink, Tactics, &c, ana nj
the lowest prices in the West address
CLARKE a co,
indianapolis. Ind, or Springfield III.
0etl3
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LANES 4. LANE.

A rTORSEY l. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A OtJo southeast corner OF Brady and Sec
ona etrests up stars mayl-itl
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MILITARY MEN, ArrESrloN.-l yon
wish for Uniform aud fall eqnipme .ts. call
on r. L. Erskine, N'ckoli'e Block
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.


|yOkSER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS
1 ) Davenport. Iowa. DAVIS Soss,Pr rietors,
+ reo Ilmainus to and from the cars. u CO Of
stage. leaving for LcClare, Princeton, Lyons, Do
VI it. nl tuokata n Anamosa.
tnre On. Dollar per day. augH
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NARlEri.-Y csteraay We had varl-
ety. OF weather In the morning Sunshine.
clouey at 10 o'clock. heavy snow storm at
noon. sunshine and clouds in the afternoon
mud in the streets during the entire day.
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,COET IIOU ; l.

sCOAT uOU SE.
oCRSER OF HARRISON AND FRONT sThRhrs
Davenport, Iowa,
]. J. HUMPHREY. Proprietor.
NFFiCE FOX STAGES LEANING FOR LE-
~ Cai.e, Prnceton, Lyons, Dewitt, Maquoke
"a ana Anamosa. sl30
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Day GooDs GONG ur.-Step by step
dry good. are ascending in the scale Of pfiess.
until they have reached a figure 40 respectfully
high that cotton and calico are respectable
enough for Fora AE!msy OF any other wo-
man to wear. When cottons rose few cents
yard people started iu amszement on having
the price announced to them. and on the iig
ure Of 20 cents being reached everybody
thought that il could not poss,oly grow larger,
SO The great macs of the comu unity havere
csrdei every advance as the utmost limit ,unt,l
now goods that could be purchased n few
months ago for ten cents are quoted firm srd
stia at near half a dollar. Fufchasers have
failed to comprehend the "situa,ion.' Not so.
however, with shfewd and sagacious mer,
ehauls They isve ko. 4 ahead Of the times,
and their views have been constantly IN al
vance Of the onward current Of prices Those
who study true economy will hasten to lay In
their supplies. as far as possible nom. We are
not writing this TO kR time. but as matter Of
earnest advice to our readers and the public
generally. The probabilities now ara that this
war /. farther from the end than II Is from ths
beginning Goods that are now bought at
thirty and forty cents per yard Will cell ior
sixty and seventy within tho preaent year
The merchant. are not anxious to sell they
consider II no favor 10 lot their goods 30 VI
the present rates, AZ they are increasing IN
value every day. but We advise our readers
10 be wise and buy now.
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J. d. AhOkkN,

/ Ud PUMP MAkER.-OFFICk, OPPOSITk
IL t.st Office, Davenport, Iowa.
tSut.
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J. A. REID, m. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
II asd residence No. 70, corner Main AMI Third
trsets, davenport, Iowa. julyl d
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Prank Insurance Company oi Hart
ford assets. 1T May. 1862. 1921 200 93 iis
biitie,, s2l 900. llEsnY u IoffAAA. As't
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Rusu's picture gallery was crowded
yesterday by a gay and fashionabe e audience
II our citizens who appeared highly pleased
with the magnificent diepay OF The works oi
art hung ar und the room in euch mun'tcent
prousion. The gallery will be open to-day,
as usual Tor the inspection Of all.
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Law Pnrlmerslltp.

No P COOK J. WILSON DRURy
COOK d DKUkY,
Ancestors, TO Cook, Dillon q L.adky.
"AvE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE
corner ol Main and Third streets.
law ~ 1850 COOK d URURY.
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n. ID. DONG DON 1,

TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
~ and Notary Pubic. Oilice, North wosi
ornsr OF Brady and s'econd streets, up-stairs-
nrrance on Brady street. iuiy 26-dtt
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LATEST News. Daily Chicago T,mts
and 2r.bne. New York Hcraii. Tunes and
1rtba,,e for sale, and subscriptions received at
Star,'.. Second street. and at the Post Once
News Depot.
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American, Lugli aud French views of fato
bonuty. VIII, vii be sold yoyy low
BUSH a co.
mar2-u
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rEliE STATE BANK oFI0NA, MEIrHtNTS'
j BKAhCli, has this day removed 70 tho
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THOSE sminB style of hats at Far
raud's are very ile, & lt,nen. Something
entirely new and unique.