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Testimonials TO the Value OF
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Oct. IL 1853
Having witnessed the effects Of the use Of Nitrous Uxyd
las the extracting OF teeth By DR. j. Comegys take
pleasure in stating, that think it Of the greatest i'm
age in the application OF science for the
relief Of pain Its regard far preferable to tina Of
Eher ChlorooTm, while the eef from pain is just
entire that Of Ether 1t is free from thos
depressing influences often follow their use
nd its safe and entire relief from pain those
who wish have teeth extracted and pie
associations connected with the operation.
VII H. RICHARDSON, 81. D.
De. JONI NJ. CoMEsYs.
DeU Sp Having witnessed the effect Of the
Nitrous 0xyd Gas administered by you for the relief Of
pain in the extraction Of teeth, fully in the
state ment above made by DR.. Richardson.
further state, that this Gas has long been known to
scientific men and has ofen been administered by Pre-
fessors ard Lectures, in all Colleges as pleasant
and amusing experiment More recently, it has been
ensively used by Dentists in vAous parts OF the Coun
try iorhe relief Of pain in the extraction OF teeth in
jury from its use ever having been reported have no
hestancy in saying that believe to be the safest and
best agent present known IN The Proston for render
Ing the system nensibs pain under dental surg
cal operations.
If SKINNER, Nd.
Barton, VI. Oct. 81, 1868.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

IL The current Of trade is 6ow to that house
which sells at the lowest prices Our best Engs Velvet
Brussels Tapes res will be retaed during the
son at importers prices Our customers will find de-
partmens for hne goods very compleecomprising the
Lewes and most desirable styles Of foreign productions
as well as the favure home manufactures. NEW ENG
LAND CARPET co Is Hanover ST., Bosom. 0NB PRICE
CASH EYsTENs ETRICrLY ApHERLp
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Farm for Sale.

HAVING been duly authorized by the Probate Court o
Ill Washington County to ell the real estate Of Phil
Snort, late of CALAIS lecsaed consisting OF 225 ores
good land, lying body in the south part Of Calais
under good of Guilty. ltion 1t has upon 1t good build
large sugar orchard Of 100 trees With sug ar
and good running water at house and barn
The above property will be sold mme diatey for cash.
part credit.
LUTHER CONVERSE, Admi nistrstor
Calais, Oct. 10, 1853. wf<Jm2.
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LOST.

On the 9th nst, between the Coffee House and the Pa
Wilton, pad and attachments to gig harness. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same AZ
the store of D. Dewey.
Montpelier, Nov. 10, 1868. dit
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
A NEW CARPET.

pearsnce and beauty of real Brussels and quie dura-
Bile for half the price, opening by tht NEW ENG.
LAhD CARPET COMPANY, IS Hanover ST Boston
Our customers reminded tat this invoice of Carp
comprises but l50 pieces and in consequence of the low
price they will last but few days.
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Winter Apples.

600 BARRELS OF Winter Apples--lT vareties-just
AOO received and for sale by
L. B. HUNTINGTON,
Under Vermont Bank, State street, Montpelier,
Montpelier 81, 1868. D2w.
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OIL CLOTH CARPETS.

In wide sheets and wdths-in the beautiful en-
amled fnsh the desirable and legaut goods 2de
for sale at manu- cures' prices by the NEW ENGLAN ,
CARPET OMPANY, II Hanover St. Boston. ONE PRICE
AND CASH SYSTEM sTbICTLT ADHERED To.
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Wanted Immediately !
FIFTY HORSES !!

IRON IA "a to 16 hands high and from four to nine
years old. Good action sound, aud in good condition
BAILEY & BROTHER.
Montpelier, Nov 49, 1868.
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A Book fOr AOuns Ladies !

EAITH GARTNEY's CHILDHOOD, just received and 10
L sale by q. w. WILDER.
MosrPELIBR, June 90, 1893
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FINE CARPETS.

GET THE MODEM sTYLHs Now opening, 1000 pieces Of
the sp pdld English Tapestries shown In this
mar et by the NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY
IS Hanover ST., Boston. ONE PRICE AND CASH
STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
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We shall continue to supply our customers who are
about furnishing redecoratrg the floors OF their dwell
ipgs. with carpets from a. our departmtnts
The most iful u?holsterers Oh hand to cut nd sew,
Carpets when desired NEW hNGLANp ohhfEI CON
pANY III Hanover Street, Boston.
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ROYAL VELVET.

AND NrpAuoN CARPErs-the finest things out for Par
Tors and Drawing RoOm---for sale by the
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY.
rs Hanover Street, Boston
wpQw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25
LIZ CLANS, Feb 2ls,, 1868


Msssns. Epuops. Last evening, Just as the
shriil whistle OF the locomotive announced the
arrival Of the cars at Port Byron. on the op
posi,e side of the river, the lrst Train over
the Davenport and lie Claire Railroad arrived
here. richly loaded with freight. which wac
discharged. To the great delight OF the 'Rt-
public 10 be mois explicit. George Francis
Train. Of world wide notorie'y. spoke here
last isht All who have heard Train know
his pe,u.iar manner II would be quite
enough TO say, that withstandlng the al
most tmpassable condition II the roads. large
audience was Ia attendance, and for two hcurs
or more ~ete highly entertained. The themt
was "EugIand and tho Condition Of our Corn
try Mr. Train is fully roeted ns to ihe ca.as
ci our national troubl.e. and the agency Of
En1land in the matter. The mission Of
George Thpmpsoo some thirty years ago. into
New Euglatd was shown mp. why he
asked 'did not Mr. thompson and the iauatt-
cal elargS men 20 South insiead OF North and
preach their Aboliiioniem slavery dli not
exist IN the North. aud unisr the Ipnsltntion
We 10 the Month lad nothing 10 80 With 4.
aud Whether light or wrong, ne we're In no
way responsible iof IL II wlstae hypostacS
ana duplietiy of England and her dnpss 20
air up ett.te and % destroy the inion which
Enplaod al@8Ns hated, tn, he 3esps,d III.
slavery oi I.ugluGd was erougllt a. light and
well aired. No wonder TIM, the htln Ing
iishman Who controls the editorial department
OF lha Gazette does not like Train Tho III.
fellow is not the On EaKlish emissary who ir
delighted at the awful condiliun II vhfch the
country is plaosi lSut the wrath II nm ihdig
nan, people is about "a fall upon them and
rush them 10 duet. Train VIII continue 10
hlo1 his whistle, II ie 60 is hoped nut~ith
standing Tie muione - power are at his he.is
Traii. = plan of e,iilamont locke well in theory
aud God grant that y might work well ihs'
,sa question ior the fnture to detarmius Those
innoren, ciefg, men who have aeeeetatsa their
ulpitp, aud ignored the Battle, 10 preach tf.a
sou aud hluodshed sere handled - they de-
erYa1 klel taea agttH, saSa every true
ltietd al tie country. II tis ~ time nov &
intnee matters and i-t error eou,s from shsr,
Il may, Expose 1t. lho people fiThts mpai
be maintained = cHf sfitutionai lihef,y mnsi b.
! rreeetAed T. Ia irpasahl. 10 follow Mr
rr5ia ali through. or DO Iaetice t. eny pert d
4 lie interesting address 70 sppr eiate hh ~
uuat b. heard Ike leit vel pleased people.
aud thaAs compliment enough
Ifu,y lonIs etc.
lllt M hgAts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25
The Outrage nj keokuk

The keokuk gate City taci'ly endorses
the conyalesceut soldiers in their attack
upon and destruction of the Coas'it"-
sion newspaper office Of that city. Moth
.l.e could be expected from that
;, .roe on all such law ess at
tacks and chuckie oyc. wy 80
oil such yllainles.
That sheet contains the follow 10 :
which the members Of the mob sta. :
their reasons for their vandalism
We publish below, at the request o'
the soldiers, the pledge which they made,
setting forth the reasons Tor destroying
the Con ,atutioa office. 1t will not be
deemed by any inappropriate to allow an
expression from the soldiers engaged ~
the act, that public opinion may be fully
informed in regard to all the clrcum-
stances Of the case. THIS paper was
signed BY $50 soldiers Of the hospital
most Of whom, We understand, are await.
ing transportation to return to service.
UEApQuARTERs u. S. SOLDIERS,
KEoKuK, Iowa, Feb. 10, '63.
We. the undersigned, soldiers of the l.
S. army, being fully convinced that the
influence Of paper published IN thus city
called The Constitution, edited 10y lhos.
Clarg 1T, has eAertcd, and Is cxcrting, q
reasonable influence, (nexcusabIe by us
as sodiers) against the Government for
which We have staked our all, IN the
present crisis. We, therefore, consider
il duty we owe TO ourselves, our bretb
rem ia the field, ON famil'c. at home, onr
Government and our God, TO demolish
and cast into the Mississippi river, the
press and machinery used for the publ
cation of the aforesaid paper, and any
person or persons that interiere,so HELP u
GoD.
such is the action Of men sworn tc
supper. the laws Of the land-swoF" '(
.,.. .ho Constitution. Who pay'
them for thus se,.''ng in Judgment
Judge CIaggett sta ties, IN card tina
his paper will soon re-al oe"'' "'' 'A''
we shall hear more of the II teu VI 'n'
causes Of this outrage upon the la'ws'
The Gate City congratuates the so
diers upon their great GOODNESS dlsplaye
in the attack, in the preparation Of tho
nischief, and in the accuracy OF the lin'
OF march when the work was done
Such cool blooded scoundreism is rarey
noticed, even among the depraved editor
Of abolition newspapers.
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lniOn Meeting.
ClNcIss Arr, lciJ

CmcIssArt, Eco. q.
An immense Union meeting was held
here last night, at tie Opera House an4
Melodcon llal,, both OF which places
we've crowded TO oyelnowing. Rcsoiu.
lions were adopted declaring illat We
give new pledges to perpetuatc tie
Union that We send greetings TO the
Administration; that We support vlgor
ous prosecution the war that the Mis-
sissippl must roll unbrokcn to the gut,
that submission to the constituted la"
and Authorities is the only bas OF a free
government TINT we will support thoae
il power, whether they please Us or not,
until Others are put iu their places.
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sftom nshingtop.

v AsuING1oN, Feb. "a.
The Richmond EJpmiucr ol the 2is,
i. received here. II contains a dispatc Ii
dated Font Hudson, February 18th, an
rouncing the reported capture Of Queen
Of The West, the T. :. iron clad gnnbop,
which recently run the blockade at lek-
burg ~hc wa, attacking the fortiiea
lions on the rear, and after brisk cau
nonading, struck her colors. The !
the officers anl crew were
John Wilson, of Chllago, formerly ol
the general land Office, lad an interview
with the President Yesterday, and dc
cincd the position rs Surveyor Genera
of Arizona ulcr the recently organized
government
Hon. John 4. Garley VII probably b
appointed Governor OF Arizona.
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LATEST NEWS
BY THLEG RdIH.
II
"Wednesday, 1O'ciOCk n. W..
kcniuoky News.


I.nl tSNliLf ItAl. : y
The journal gives various reports OF a
rebel INVASION III tn state on the borders
of the lilne Grass region Toe editor
thinks the rebel, ARE threatening leNng
Ton, Frankfort, lauisNlle and han,llle.
The journui learns lat 100 rclel
cavalry were at Nlehoisttllc Yesterday
supposed a. cut thc lausgilo ani leN
lngion railroad, nca midway II bche,es
tins i ,cr> Formidable INVASION.
Tho Democrat learns that abont ~ @
rebels occupied Richmond. i Is hehe'
ed that they are the advance ct 10000
robc~ marching on Lexington, under
l.ongstrect.
These reports created much excite
mcnt. but oilicors At headquarters dony
thor corrrctne,.
The exciting statements which have
been made here during tho past ten day !
arise from the iart that about 500 rebel
cavalry, under Lctoy Clark, eutctod
Richmond, Nv, Oh Snndas, stay 81 about
ten hours, and thou passed through Vim.
chester, where skitmlsh. with slight
loss occurred, after which they clcaed
out, III the direction d Mount sierIiug
Eycrythloe IS quiet III the vicinity q
Frankfort AMI Lexington M arpruhcn
Sons ate entertained
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Missouri News.
.lLfFnnsoN { ny, I eh

JLFFGHsoS Cry, feh. u.
COY. Gamble sent to the House a com
tnunieation accompanying certain rctoln
lions recently adopted by The Legislature
of Delaware, asking them to send deie
oates 10 National Convention, tog til,
purpose OF cticctlng an mmstcc, &c.
rhc Governor denounced the resolutions,
aud recommended they be passed oscr
in silence.
RESOLUTIONS were offered that W.
neither consent nor ,ubrnit to pcact
without tho entire suhusslon ott trai
tor-, nor 10 any arnistice without sub
iection, nor any Interference by iorclg'
powers also thanking GoV. Gamble iol
Jbc loyal aud patriotic views expressed II
hi. message,
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Southern News.
FoRr Monroe, Feb. 2.

FoRr Mo,RoE, Feb. %.
Tho Richm nd Weekly Eaquirer, of
the 18th, SAYS the Coniederacy was
dupod by the recent account Of the break
inr OF tie blockade. at Charleston, aud
says the account was untrue IN every
particular, and moreover, tie Princess
ROYAL, laden with the most valuable car
90 that ever entered Charleston, was cap
tured the night before, and only lay a
mile and half from shore during the
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markct.-..Dsiiy Report.


OFF CE or THH DIM n NEwh,
Tuesday Eve, Fob. a. !
Quotations stand unchanged. Tho condition
Of the roads continues TO be- great draw back 20
marketing grain. Good wheat i IN great demand
and will bring almost any price. Tho heR mar.
kci i. about ciosel. About teen thou-and Aef.
were packed horc thi, reason, ani very large
number shipped, b III live aud dressed.
Flora Whoosale, $5Q0N6 o. retail, s. 500
4 60. shipments Tor the week, ~ bbs.
WHEAT 10dS0, for common grades and
s5omSl 90 Tor the best. Receipts $3.50 hu ohr
monts 800 bu.
BAnLEl e9smsi 20. Receipts 25t9 bu.
coaN 33a35c. Receipt, 5Jl7 bu Shipments
2401 bu,
oArs-55c. Receipts 1000 bu. shilm,ni.
1000 ba
Hoes Dressed, - ooaio0. Receipt, 597
head. shipments 59 head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

REMOVAL OF THE STATE BASK.-The
State Bank removed yesterday into the sle-
CANT building, corner Of Brady and Third
streets, recently erected by the institution,
and thi. morning will open for business in
their new quarters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

TRAM is still on the track. He was
at Musestine last evening end Is going do @n
to Burlington and q Q.inay this week. lie i IN
prea. demand at the handsome sum Of si13
Der night. Who wouldn't travel when that
style II temptation wac in the way
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

TIE shipments from Davenport by
rail. for the week endi.g Feb. 2lst. are as fol-
lows 435 barrels OF flour. 2 400 bushels oi
corn, 600 bushels Of Gate, "a 500 pounds oi
cut meats. $50 pounds Of ard, 3 $50 pounds
Of hides, l2l tons OF hay 40 cattle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

RapAIRlSo Friend DAVIS, Of the
Psnneylvania House. is constantly adding TO
his house the com orts and conven'ences Of =
good hotel The longer the old gentleman
live. the more he dots Tor the benefit OF lie
property and the good Of the pubic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

NrT CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHor.
We notice that Mes.rs, Young 4 Darrah are
putting up carriage apd wagon manuiaetory
on Commercial street. The building is two
storiss high. and about hundred lee. deep
and will be occupied in a few days.
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wanted 10 ken(.

TN OR NEAR DAVENPORT, A COMFORT
able Family Residence. with siao!iDg and out
CHAkLES PLUMMER,
feoot Book store, Braiy street.
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Now foTk MARKET.

NFw YuHK. Fob "a.
rtouR Market excited ana 5a2on bettor.-
s7754te 90 extra stare; 81 .paS2 Il II o.
WHEAT -lxcited and 2Gsc bo'ter :! iGMl 20
spring s .5G f3 Mii club - f6G - WIN
ter red.
Gons-Excited and q higher Fse@si.
Oars finner
WHISKY Unsettled. 55@Ss,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25
THE CITY.

OPRSISo.-The chances are favora.
bic for having boat or two up here next
week, the "olt.est inhabiiant" to the contrary
not outstanding
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25
MA Il II ED.

On Tuesday cveniag, Feb -. IN tho l'resby'
fian ChIrch Davenport by lsoy ;. hcAnierson,
Mr jaws = ALTMAN and Mics LAURA =.
POND all Of DRveupot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

KgnoE d Carhart, at tue New YORK
store. are now oIsring all their winter good-
Al low prices. They have jdst secei'ed
large stock Of hoop Exits Of the beet maze
which will be sold at old pr.ces. Clohka ano
.hswls a. cost.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

FoswARDISa RECRUITS. - In tho
ship of some ore hundred fine looking re-
crui,s for the 5th Infantry. 81 cavalry and %
battery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

To LoAn.-A few thousand dollars OF
good improved farming lands. Eoqnlro of y
A. McNair, Otlo kiug or lion. james Grah
tbl2-2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

LIEUT.. SunER, of Company i, Second
Infantry, no was badly woahdsd At corinih,
scts to leave Tor his regiment in few
exl iii ,;, = -.
days .,o, III. a,i
,,a, hling W lie d eimated RANKS
IL ,uon It's old footing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

Tay IT by ALL MEASs.--If any Of
our RAIDERS have been troubled TO make night
ana ,nif.rn biscuit, II 10 more than probable
tia, they do not use De Lard d Co's ohtin'
cal salerstus. ThiS is pure article, not det'
rimen,al 10 health ard sure IN its ELECTS iry
il by all means.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

MORE hoop skirts tb an you can shsk'
slick al, or ea'e very low at Wbisiefs. LEI
thousand pieces staple goods very low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

Phoenix Insurance Company OF Hart
ford assets, lst May. 1862. f527 .z6v.s3 ia
bili,ie,. s2l, 800. HxsRr b. HoTrsAs, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

LATEST NEws.-Daily Chicago Tunes
and Tribune. New York Uerald, Tuner, and
7,iJaue for sale, and subscriptions received, al
J ar,'s, Second s,reel. and al the Post oiic'
News Depot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

Tn. rally OF the Democracy at the
co,r, uo ,se on Saturday, rutilss the usually
o.,u and do, -e-like spirit Of our nsiehbor a.
f,. ha thought to ,nrn IL of by saying that
..,;.6aa n uh it but now he cofnts
again in a column Of .poinlless VIII 'ning-mere'
IL 10 show. Of course, bow well ne hkes ."F
.o,;o, oi the people. We hope the Ga"He
will ls.n on liking it in tie same way. lhe
,oools will discover right where the shor
,inche.. TIE democracy have eomtF
,he,r work without reference TO the INK ss "
a,.,,,,a.o of The sbol,ionistr In fact they have
-, and do not intend to consult them In the
ls... narticu.Ar. They don't recognize ,hs
fss,;,g. or pr.jujices Of that ORGANIZATION
and Ills no, likely that their co-opsration OF
t.vor will be sought 10 any respect. II me
o,,ea, 10 hound to be glad that the copper
.as have taken the field. it is all right-lt
.a a matter ii total indifference wheih 81
/. !. mad or pleased. The publication OF
| .o,,mn or 90 each day by that sheet. express
.vs Of ito qualification, will have the elect u
s..s The mind of the editor. how giad ~
,o,.. be No doubt he is tckled most tt
a..,. about il. But, fellow democrats, Jasl q
- n the even tenor OF your way. You
usa,iop. will be frequent enough to keel
,h..s .hsrcosl fellows pleased all the while.
d,mocrstic meetings please them. they viii D
~. hs.. ,uitsd set Of mortals that ever rssid
I'd within the corporate limits Of the city
Davenport. It will be fun 70 afford them
much reel pleasure
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

Mr.. MoRaAN's REAptNGs. --"An
evening with the Poets at Metropolitan Hal
lsst evening VS. grand suceess IN pol I o'
execution The audience wac not large. but
those who had the pleasure OF listening TO tue
reading Of the selections on that occasion,
may count Themselves fortunate. The talent
OF thi. gentleman, who ia no, professional
reader, is Of the highest order. and under Ia
vorable circumstances would win him hish
name
The selections we're oil excellent, and oil
too well produced to excite criticism, IT ls
certain that the public greatly undsre'imnted
Nr Morgan'a ability. elts the Hall would have
been Il led and now, that the people q oui
city may all have one more opportunity -
efio,ing so rich m entertainment, We take
the liberty, without any oonsutation, Of ihii-
mating That lie shouli ie invited TO appear
again before The pubic
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

MILITARY MEs, ArTxSros.-lf you
sish for : .ITaform AMI full equipments. cal
On 2. P, EsAkins, Niskoli's Blesk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

A COMPETENT MAN As CLERK IN THE
n United States Mastering and Oisbursing o.
81. b. HENDERSdOfT,
feb al..f Capt "a Artllsfy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

pn,oonArIc W N"p CLrnS'-lhe
Dem oeracy cf each ward in '"' -,
to organize ward clubs, hold ~s"'y "'ees
ard pu, the party in perfect
Til. /. rght-and .rot only right,
important. Let the ward committees T.
the party rolls. Call in the peopIe-'he 500
ar the better. aud get the ball In motion
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Family Groceries,
Corner or Brady and Fourth Sts.,

and will continue to keep on hand full and com
pl .te assortment OF everything essential TO well
rdered household. tie will at once add largely
10 the Stock and trusts his friends, apprecs ting
his eff ,rts 10 please them, will extend 10 the new
proprletorship a liberal patronage. AL GooDs
DELlvEagD PROMPTLY.
CIAS. =. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth sts.
feb 24-dff
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MUM BER ~.

conflict, and yet our victorious iron clads
did not rcsecuc bcr. An official inquiry
IS to be made into the mlsmanagement.
COSGKEssIONA NAi--a1rH CONGRESS.
WAsuivGTos, Fob -.
SENArE.-Mr. Wilson, from the mill
tnry committee, reported adversely on
the bill 10 buid wagon road from the
West Pom, Academy to Cornell laud
lne DO adversely ON tic Till granting
tie hiel va, through the military re-,
.crtatlons in Kansas, also on the bill fc
Ia'Ing to hospitals, aua on the ambn-
lance corps lIe sall IA regard to the
lator, tho committee fe anrloi i as i'm
piAeticale.
Nj. Wilkinson. from the committee on
Indian affairs, reported a lill Tor tie rc-
mo>al d Tie Sioux Indians from Mnuc.
sofa.
"a motion ot Nj lcsscndcn com
mittec ot conference VAS appointed On
naval appropriation hil.
Mr.. l',sscuden then called mp the In
dian appropriation hill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-25

Iptal .....'..... t-... '''t.'. - ~
Ten times this amount should be packed
here every seasou. AL that IL required is
little energy in the matter Lat our eitizenF
make the best Of their energies TO bring the
desired r.sut about.