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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-03-27

A gentleman residing near Syracuse, New
York, has family Of one daughter aud four
sons. The aggregate weight of tbesons is eight
hundred and cighty-eight poundsl The ''girl"
weighs over three hundred, and the father about
two hundred and sixty
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JOHN BORDER,
GUNSMITH, BEDFORD, PA

Shop at the east end of town, one doc west Of
the residence of Major Washabaugh.
GY"All guns of my own manufacture warranted.
Bedford, Aug. 1, 1861.
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and supporters of MIR. SrMSEf. and for fhisrea
son have alluded to the subject. Iyote ar
gainst him."
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O be Gfb o o lma ster Abroa0.
EDITED BY SIMON sYhTAx, ESQ

UyTeacaers and friends of education are respec t
fully requested to send the above
care of "BedJoId GazeIfe.,'
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"Magnct's" communication is unavodably
crowded out. We will print it next week.
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TAXING THE DEAp!--In Boston, the City
Clerk has to give permit before q body can
be buried, and Commissioner Boutwcul has de-
cided that thispermit must bear ten cent stamp
Isn't this running the thing into tho ground o.
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In France there are now 1880 conviets I'M
der sentence Mt hard labor, and 300 of them.
are sentenced for life 'rhreeeffths of the whoie
number are native treuchmen.
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JACOB REEp,

BANKERS & DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BEDFORD, PENN.A.
H-DRAFTS bought and sold, collections made
and money promptly remtted.
B. Deposits solicited. -
REFERENcES
Hon. Job Mann, Hon. John Cessna, and John
Mower, Bedford Pa, r. Forward, Somerset, Bum,
Raiguel II Co., Phil. ]. Watt Co., J. w. Culley,
Il Co., Pittsburg.
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JOHN P. r L ED,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bedford, Pa,
Respectfaiiy tenders his services 10 the Pnbf'e.
UyOffice second door North OF the Mensel
House
Bedford, Aug, ], 1861.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFURD, Pa
wwilI promptly attend 10 all business entrus-
ted to there care. Office on Juanna Street, (near
Nv opposite the Mengel House.)
Bedford, Aug. /, 1861.
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PlTTSBURG, Pa, Corner Penn and st. Clair SITS
The largest Commercial School o. the United
States. with patronage Of nearly 5000 Students,
in five years from 81 States, and the only one
which affords complete and reliable instruction in
all the following branches, viz Mercantile, Man
ufacturers Steam Boat, Railroad and Bookkeeping.
First Premium Plain and Ornamental Penmanship ;
also, Surveying and Mathematics generally.
$500
Pays for Commercial Course. Students enter and
teview at any time.
5-MnisteIs' sons tuition at hall price.
For Catalogue OF sc pages, Specimens of Bus-
ness and Ornamental Penmanship, and beautiful
College view of square feet, containing good
variety of writing, lettering and fourishing, in.
close "a cents in stamps to the Principals.
JENKINS 4 SMITH. Pittsburg, Pa.
April 10, 1862,
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REED AND SCHELL,

J. J. ScHELL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09
D. P. McKowE, Secretary.

ARaEsr CT AN IMposrsa Captain Mach. Pro-
vhst Marshal, arrested. on the evening Of the
Sd, . person calling himself Major Chsrlss E
Foster. atias Charles +. Compton. l1th rsgt-
ment Low. volunteers. The Msjur has been
operating lavrgs.y upon the credOlity Of Pay
masters and Quaiternssters. and asawing Up
on then tor mileage aud transportation. Hs
is young, smart aud prepo,s.ss!ng in appear
ance
lhs srfferers have been pursuing this self.
sppointsd officer for some time in vain. But,
.ending = description Of the Msjor to Captain
81 angler. who placed tho matter 10 the ha nd.
Of Capt. Mash, the s~indlsr was n bbsd. hav
ing just arrived in this city. where he va ed.
joyiog himself with . dist'ngnishsd ''Br ga>
dier General" who. like the Major, had NO
co mission, bat vore the insignis Of that OF
6eer.
A dozen army Office fron Pittsburgh ar.
rived last night and this moruing the Major
left for that place. In irons aud under strong
gsard. to II. Get the penalty due 10 his crimes.
Capt N.eh has the General n custody, but
10 are not al, sed a. 10 hls dsssiaatisn.-
CIeaveiond Herald
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Michigan Central Railroad.

Great Contra. Route to Ne,s York. New England
aud the Camadds.
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 18th, 1863, trains will lssve the Great Gen.
trsl Union Depot foot Of Lake street, ~ follows:
80 q m, Sundays excepted. Arrive In Detroit
63Opm; toron', AS pm Suspension bridge
05 = IN Bsf 40 8 90 pm, Albany 45 D.,
New ork 9 so p m, Eostoa II SO IN.
S 40 p N, oat rdays excep ed. Arrv in Detroit
% M, Toronto 45 p m Suspension Bridge
445pm, Buffalo 60 p N, Albany 8 A. New
York / 50 q m Boston 4 90 p Ia.
10 90 p m saturdays and Sundays excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit ~ 90 a IN. Toronto Q O5 p m,
Suspension Bridge 9 10 = IN. Al bany 40 . NJ,
New York 2 As p IN, Boston 00pm
C111cinn .t1 Tr. 11a0
(via Michissn Central r. k)
Leave chicago at 80 m Mail Train. 10 90 Fast
Express The 10 20 m Train Leaving Chicago
runs through to Cincinnati without charge Of
Cars or Baggage,
Rut,au's Patent ventilating and Warming
Aperatus ell Cars Of this Company. An elegant
smokers ,Ar, with Euchrs Tables has lately been
added to day trims. Patent Sleeping Cas- on
ight tains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale At oil primo o,p,l Rail-
road Offices in tho Vest, at the General Office,
corner Lake and Do rboYn Streets. (undsr the
Trem ont Hsuse,) Chicago, and - the depot.
IN. RICE, General Supt.
HC. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass.
Agent, Chicago. dec9-N
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Iowa sanitary commission.


To MINISTER'S OF TIE GOSPEL: The Board
Of Control" Of the "lowa Sanitary Commits.
sion, at its late session, held in Davenport,
Dec. I'd, adopted the following resolution:
Kesolred That Ministers of the GOSPEL, Of
all denominations, throughout the State Of Iowa,
be requested to take Collection in their res.
pective congregations the first Sunday in Jan
uary next, for the relief of the suffering fami-
lies of Iowa Soldiers, and pay the same to the
Treasurer of the Ladies' Aid Society, or other
local organization in their town, to be applied
as above"
Will you serve the cause of patriotism and
humanity BY compliance with the above, and
report to this Office the amount raised aud tc
whom paid
By order of the Board Of Control of lows
San. Com. Jonx DlLLoS, Prest.
Rev. C. G. TRUEsD I'll, Sec'y.
Davenport Dec. 7th, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

RsBEL PR1soNRRs.-Installments Of
the rebel army that vas partially "prosused"
by Gen. Grant . few days ego. keep arriving
at Camp Jefferson D. upon the Island. II 10 .
gssd thisg that the camp is not dspssdsnt
open the army Of the Potomac fos ito garrison,
else ~ fear its bsildngs would return 70 dust
ere brought int active service There are
abou, three Thousand rebels nov enjoying the
hospitality II their much abused uno!s Sss-
usl at ths barrasks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

WOUND UP.-The pleasant weather Of
the past few days has enabled shs esss Of the
farm. 70 10 this sssnty to close up their fell
vsrk 10 gesd style. asd 10 g Int ''~isssr
qaartsrs' with the satsiacsios that nothing 10
left undcss that ought 10 have been dose 10
enable them to uske just .. early start 10
the epriug ~ the state Of The weather At
that tios will permit. The favorable rs-ult Of
this years farming operations has infused # ssh
courage into the farming commaaisy ~ . time
whss il was much ossded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

ANNUAL MsErIS0 Of THE PIONEER Ssr.
rLgR.' AssocIATIoN.-The annual meeting OF
the Old Settlers was held Dec. BIB, 1868, at The
ofIice OF Geo. L. Davenport, E.q. On ballot
for officers for the ensuing year, James NJ.
Bowling, Esq, was unanimously elected
President, and Levi Blackman, W. L. Cook,
Wm. Van Tuyle, A. II. Davenport, Philip
Baker, II. II. Pease, Robert Humphriee,
Edward Kicker H. Brown and Geo. L. Daven-
port, as Vice Presidents.
Alfred Sanders was elected Corresponding
and b. P. McKnwn, Recording Secretaries,
aud Israel Hail, Treasurer.
The following were appointed rs an Ex
ecntive Committee: Geo. L. Darelpor',
Israel Hall, A. Sanders, A. Morton, and 3.
Gla.pell.
Committee to selec. an orator: E. Cook, H.
Brown aud John l.. Coffin.
Committee on Toasts: w. Barrows, Hon. j.
f. Dillon, and D Z. McKown.
A resolution to change the time Of Festival
TO February 22d, was lost.
On motion The meeting adjourned.
JOHN OwEHs, President.
D. P. McKowN, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

CnAxoED.-The delightful weather Of
the past fsw days has been supsrcsded. and
tho heavens are again hung With dark and
threatening cloude, portsnding storms Of rain
or snow. - the case may be. It is about
time that winter had come. Surely It will fod
the eosntry we'll prepared to receive II. A
foot or two Of snow-snough to give the
ground good thorough coating. and the 10.
h h,bitants OF this latitude . good season Of
sleighing-would be most acceptable. The
fArmsrs-aod the Army of the Potomac
have got through with outdoor work. and
the eooner winter comes out 10 good earnest,
the greater the satisfaction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

Shpmen,s BY raj from Davenport for
Ne eek sodisg December 9Th. le4S bbls 81
-four, 1900 bu. Of wheat. 1000 bu. sf barley.
1900 bs Of ests, 80 tons Of bran, 30 tons Of
asal. 6Vo bu. Of rye. 6460 lbs Of hidss. 600
dressed hogs. 100 live hnes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

R1vEs 1rExs.--An exchange, in
speaking Of up river mattsrs. Gays At st. Paul
navisation closed two weeks ssr!ier this yeas
than tast Ns,withsta uding this fac. naviss-
,ion At that point lasted Two hundred and
shir. y.thrss days. which the Ivess says isshs
lossest season, With I've exc ptions, for fifteen
years. There we're 2ls stsambos. lsndiAgs at
the st. Paul lsvss In sp,ts Of The low water
The steamers Ksokuk and FAvurits, Of the
Lacrosse line, arrived at McGregor on Fridsyr
porning last, sDd started out again down 70 =
river. The former had net proceeded fas
when che became fastened in the moving 6eld,
Of ice, 90 that che could net s1tricats bsrself
aud when last heard from che VS. ircsen in
with broadsids to the current. The Favori.s
came dswa little further on another tack.
out vas coon obliged 70 Pot 10 shore. where
che now lies. Both bosts we're sodesveripg
Q get down to 81. Louis to 80 into the lower
line trade.
The Northernsr was seized BY the authori-
lies Of 81. Louie few days ago for not com
slyirg With the ne~ rsgu !s'ious If employing
an additional force Of wa,chusu. which all
.,samboats are required 10 do. In erdsr TO
prevent, a. far as possible. . repetition oi
ths many stsamb,as scnfagrations which
have occurred the past season.
There 10 about three and . half feet of ~.
.~r 10 shs channel bssws ses St. Louis ssa K 90.
| kak, be, vesn which Pei q boats ere ssi
| q king regular ri, -. ,-.. III.
| A Ciueinuas papsr Of late date says thai
Esptsin r. G. 0rsys new to-boat Rover hal
i egt1v00 sessN tfa-ls.l ! 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

BANK SrArRME sr.-It will be seen
by the monthly statement published in anoth.
Of column, that the Branch Of the State Bank
10 this city pursues the even senor II its way
40 usual. The October statement showed .
discount business Of $126 S2l 81. and that Of
he month just past = business Of STA All So
"A handsome gain Of e37 $50 81
Its circulation has been reduced during the
past mouth by nearly one thousand doIiars.
and. though this has been esd4emsd In gold.
the specie account OF the Bank 10 but slightly
diminished. The October statement ehow wed
a deposit account Of $365 9a2 30, and that OF
November 1859 32S 79-an lncreass Of IS.
1856 50. These. together with other fg,r.s 10
the statement, show that the concern continues
t. 10 worthy Of the highest dsgree Of credit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

CHICAGO, Dsesabss g.
FLoun. dali. Sapsr $3.50.
WssAP-Maskst ke lower. No. spring LII.
Red 1.19.
CoRx.-2c lower Sz993c.
OAse-S3176e.
KyB.-Ne. /. 81 0s IN stsso.
BAnLsY-Sl 2l01 25
Hrsss.-stssiy. Green County, SL91Hc
Green Sslted, eKSsH Dry Salssd, l3j10llK ;
Dry Hint l70lsc.
SUoAas-ls good demand. n. o. clarified, l6
01sL N. o common 12h0l3s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

tbs TINE TO INVEST. - Money is
plenty throughout the country. and holders
are seekipg psrma ent Investment that will be
reliable and afford them . reasonable rate CT
interest There 10 no sscurity within the
range OF our kuo Wedge that seems TO be 90
we'll suited to supply the univsrsa' dsman' ss
the U 5 6-2u's Here is presented 40 oppor.
tunity to inves. eurplus funds il such . man
n.r 40 will not only confer . direct benefit
up IN the purchaser, but also sid 10 sustaining
or Government. Profit aod patriotism here
z, nan in hand. The Investment itself 10
yoad tn 9 roach Of taxation either by the Fed
~rai, State or iocai authorities. Ite secnrity i.
as much fixed fact ~ 10 the existence Of The
Government itself. The entire pr perty o.
he c,untty. and the good aith Of the Gov
-rnment is firmly pledged for the redemption
Of these bonds. and the payment OF interest
in coin sem .as snually. Ne one need hesitate
for q moment to invest 10 these securities For
par,icu!ars mere fully set forth, ws refer our
readers to the Advertisement Of Jay Cook 4
Co in another colums. The State Bank is
prepared to supply al demands During the
month past its salss OF these bonds have Az.
ersgsd oos thousand dollars per day. and it il
expected that they will be largely increased
during the nezt month. Now 10 the time 10
invest while they are ceiling at par.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

The best thing to cure . cough IL
Goes Cough Baisao. fer sale ~ Bsllofdis
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A. MILLER.

A. MlLLERs
10. 20 BRADY sTKBAT, BELOW SECOND,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
aakes 70 order
Gents', Roys' l. Ckildrcn's Clothing
Ae best mat, ria and in manner that csnno
10 give satisfaction. Liberal patronage re-
fu,ly so,ici,ed. Iny2l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

New y0Rk 00Rhee.
NBw YoRR. December 9.
F,ouH-Narket EN710 lower $620a6 80 ex-
trs STATE ]; 81 3Oa7 40 X. II. q.
WaAAT-Mspke. lower. 81 40al.42 for
Chicago spring 81 I42al45 milwaukee Club
14sa$l53 Winter. Red.
C0kx-heavy. l.23 in store.
VATs-l@2c lever. 6a@67X.
PoRg SHADE 6rmer
WnleKY-e3M8p.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09
THE


A kRAL SusPRIss.-Those made up
surps,s, parties, sbsss the family 70 bs SER
priced 10 soti6sd Of the istsssiss Of iss sisn Do
several Jays In sdvsocs smsek con sidsrsbly Of
hunbug bat shs surprise party thst came %
o. the rssiden . ef the Rev. @. @. Vandssvsr.
ef the Dutch Reformed Church. last svepirg.
vas the real article. The popular yosng par
con and bic sstimsbls vile had been invited
cut 10 the evening to take tea ssd enjoy %.
sisl visit st . neighboss hose. when by
prseopesrted arrsng cement bis frisnds TO the
number Of about one hundred, met at the par
sossgs snd took full possession. The tables
we're sprssd sitb . splsndid COLLATION.. which
had been brought along. snd goods we're de-
posted about prom,scsously. After the az
raogsmsOts had been perfected > messenger
was cent to Nj. Vsndsrvesr. informing hio
that friend wished 70 see him at his house
on important business. He and his lady msds
haste to hurry home. There we're NO 'sdiss-
tioa, frsm The exterior that nythiog anusssl
was going on, and not until they arrived -
the door and had been welcomed BY scores Of
frisnds did they tally comprehend the "situs
tion.'. Never we're mortals more thoroughly
and comp stely taken By surprise. Every
room vas occupied, and the table Was sls-
gsntly spread for an excellent supper, which
vas duly discussed In the happiess manner
mannsf possbie. Daring the evening band
some little sp.ech was made by L. .. Visls.
Esq after which M. n. X. Psrks stepped Tor.
ward and again Surprised the Parsop BY pre-
sen,irg him with . roll Of greenbssks amount
ing to $i24.75. whish sum had been collected
or the spot Groceries to the amount Of over
twenty 1--we dollars we're deposited in the pan.
try-making 10 ell . very libsrs sum Of 4l50
"a pleasant surprise truly we'll bestowed and
,uliy msritsd,
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~ - kgN(..

TTOKNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
and Notary Public.
prricE-Dsvenpoit's Block, LeClaire, 10 "a.
Particular attention paid ~ collections In scot
,ntv mya-dly
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Davenport Lumper market.
TO-DAY'S Adv 'IS
Osss Of Temperance.
Annual Festival--Scott Div, No. |,

WILL GIVE A SOCIAL FESTIVAL IN
ber llth. Good music, good oysters and COED
timc generally may be expected, TO which she
public are respectfully invited.
Doors open 9: p. m.
Tickets 10 be obtained at Plummsr's, Els, and
Stars Book Stores, and ct Price ! Corners
Store.
BY order Of the Committee. dc9-dtd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

CHAS. KEN,
TTORNEY AND COuNoELUK AT LAW
| UvrIcg On Main street, in Grants Block, W
~. 'uy20 dit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

Tns PPssrDEHT's MEssAoE. This
iupos,spt doeumsst commenced eooiog over
the wires tbis afternoon a. o'clock. snd will
BE- not Ia tvps aud issued TO- morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

liz r OOD"TS
Surgical and NJ echnnical Dentist,
|DY STREET, BsTwERs FOURTH AND fiPTh
|sA ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
strong and eerviceabie manner, and
|A11U satisfaction guata.tied. once open
hone. aAv and uiaht jnot -dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

IA. a w. X. HIGH,
Prspristora Of tho
|RRISON ST. LIVERY 0TABL s,
HARRISON ar, BsrWRsN yORNT ssCoxD.
|nANN HORSES AND CAKRIGt 8 OF
1 the best quality 70 let 1t oil hours
nsr.ls furnis Oh cd on the shortest nstics.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
boarded At reasonable charges. lmyl9-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

nax. II. II. WOKLEY,
Homeopathic PhystctNm
|FFlCE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
side OF Brady strcst, nssr Fifth, 6rst door
bw the Coal Otico. ocS dtf
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J.CARTW KlHI,

aANCPAC rUR8B AND BBPAIRo
u ELIAS 4 PAR ASOE.S,
AT SHORT NOTICE, AND ON MOST
reasonable terms. Old or damaged Y Uai'
oreil - and Parasols mado as good NJ new.
lOS Brady St, Bctween 4th Il 6ih,
pAyENPORr. IOWA. my20-dSm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09

TEMPERANCE FEsT1vAL.-On Fri
day next the members Of the Scott Division
Of the Sons Of Temperance give . hsndsom.
Festival at Le Claire Hall. Evrything will be
provided to make the ocessson lively as6
interesting TO all participants. The public 10
cordially invited 20 ioin In the fss,ivitiss ei
the ooeaeicu. See advertisement, andeo and
ssjoy yourselves.
CONTRACT AwARDED.-Tho contract
for furuishicg the government With one hun.
drsd and four artillery horses has been
awarded to Me.rr.. Kelly 4 Co. Nov farm
srs bring 90 ybur artillery horses. They
will pay ysa the highest ca-h price 10 green.
b .cks. at Smith. Livery stable.
DAY BoARDERs sWANrRD.-A limited
sumber Of day hoardsrs can be accommo-
dated by cslIirg at the fret door from th'
| corner Q! Sixth and Main streets, weet side
For SALs-A fruit and confectionery
staud, on I'd street, next door ssst Of Metro.
poiitan building. Apply on the promises t.
div FRED. DEUTSCHMANN.
Military Uniforms and Equipment,
furnish ed at ehort notice by ETskio., at No.
Wess Second street.
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, a n p,rNAn JVHN u. RO0Rk.
PUlN N 4 kOls EIgS.
IN TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW
n O4FlcR, Davenport Block. No.2 Main st
seonA tsloor jun7- -dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09
a,R. 1:nO ". RacCAkN.

OKe GEU. w. MCCARNS
|uYSiClAN AM SUhGEON. FFlCE-
in room directly over the Post Office.
|r. Gro. ". McCAsN's residence, east SIDE ol
|dy, second door from cOrner oi 9TH.
I'M v-dWtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09
SAM r.. BKOW N
FRANZ PLUMER,

TTOkNEY AND CVUNoELaOR AT Law,
|. (suocessor Of D.w 4 brown, Davenport, Iowa
nee rear Of H. A. MAck,O;'s Bank aES-du
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joan n. DAT.

)HO r. LANE. sVaH -. DA1'
LANE Il DAY,
|TTORNEYS At LAW. OFFICE IN SAN.
Perry's now bIosk, opposite tho Post Omce.
aO27
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IA. DE- OVN q OVNS
\ rr.,kNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
N ana Notary Pubic. Office, NOrth-ws
-, Of Brady and Seoond streets, up-stairs-
,.oce on Brady street. ,uly 2e-dt1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09
HENRY NEl.RY.

.EALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, nindow Shades,
East Second ST., next door to Perry. )yxl
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j. A. REID, M. D.,
MUSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFlCi
AID rosidence No. 2s. corner Main an1 Third
la. pavsnuort, Iowa. julyl-d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-09
Daily Democrat and News,
CAR \.

.nng1r ~. ]. ADAMS
BARRETT 4 ADAMS,
Ittsts, Corner Brady 4 4th Streets
- OVER PARKS h HOSNER'S GRO
Gerry store. All persons who apprs-
Q0OciHte . superior style Of Dsnustry
ho we'll to call. Prices moderate, and all
~ arranted. Entrance on Fourth street
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= W. U.RAkER. q. u.

PHYSICIAN AND SUkGEVN. OFFICE IN
Ba.emcnt STATE bank building. Residence
Fifth .ssoes, between GRADY ami Perry street,,
vr, mort. Iowa. in"t - " :.
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Layv PArlMership.
:. i, ooox. J. WILSON DAUR,
COOK a. DlsUMY,
N,ocssors 70 Obok, Dillon 4 Asdlsy.
1AvE REMOVED TO TIE NEW OFFICE
corner Of Main aud Third streets.
Iolv ~ 1850. COOh = OHUhI.
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nR. YOUMANN.

HYSlCIAN. SURGEON. .OCUL1ST AVID
Aurist. Oiice IN Post Ufice Block, recently
pied by DR.. Baker. Residence, Main street,
Spring, East Davenport, Iowa. eI4-u
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F~ase ,ly Meat sl1~s.ket.
FREOealcK RAUsCH,

NO 10 10e1&t 8C& NCTe0U'
,naD.ey KEEPS HIS MARKET COS
OEsS4 srANfLY supplied with the nice>
lual.ty of Bee, Psrk, vssl. Mutton
ere, wtich he eslls cheaper thas
any other butcher in the city. Corned Beet
Picked Pork, Csrea Hams, snd Dried Beef co.
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h TTORNEY AND COUNSELOk AT LAW
Ia aud Notay Public. Ofice Ia LeClAire Bloch
|avcnnort Iowa ine2-dtf
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d. r. SMITH.

GRANT 4 SMITH,
TTORN4 Us md CuUNS LUkS AT Law
4 ana Nutaries Public. Otlos Main street,
,t side, between Front aud "a s.reets.
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Military Uniforms and Equipment.
furnished at ehort notice by E5skio., at No. 3
Weet Second street.