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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-25
Hotties.
TNO BUILD
proposals viii

TSNO BUILDERS Sealed proposals will
n be received until MONDAY Evening" MAY dth for
the erection of Brick School House. lot Of recent
y purchased by the ty in East Worcester said School
House be three stories high and built according tn
plan and specifications thereof approved by the Bnid
ing Committee, and to be finished before the first
day Of November next The plans may be seen at the
City Clerks Office. d. WALDO LINCOLN
ap24 dtmy4 For the Committee.
GITY OF WORCESTER April %,
- lSs3-0wners Of DOGS in this city are reminded
that said Dogs must be numbered ana registered the
Office of the undersigned before the expiration OF the
present month. Dogs which registered in said Of
lice in 1852, retain the numbers this year if
their owners make early application therefor
SAMUEL SM TIL, city Clerk,
Office, City Hall Building.
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| So : ! |: 186O-:1..I
Plantation BitterS !
THE PUR ST AND MOST EFFECTUALT0 TONIC AND
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD Has
EVER PRODUCED.
Thu m eYaanSNr fnr o

This Medicine will not 'cNTe all Diseases but is in
tended to be a SPECIFIC Foa SrOMACHIc DE8AN CEMENT
And a 81 conf dent that any Ordinary of DA s
pepsia, Liver Complaint Nervous Affection Sour stOm
ach Loss of Appetite, Nerv Headache, Diarrhee,
Sinking, Weakness, Mental Dependency &c, can be
cured by the Plantation Bitters.
That judge of its efficacy publish list of
some of the articles used in its preparation:
CALIsAYA BARK-Ceebrated for over two hundred
years ia the treatment of Fever ana Ague, Dyspepsia
Weakness, 1t introduced into Europe in 1910,
AMI was sold to the Jesus the enormous price ofs
own weight in silver, Humboldt maSes special mention
OF its medicns qualities his south American rrav-
els N B.--For full description Of this justly cee-
brated bark see u. s Med DsDensatory)
CAscARlLLA y ARK-For Diarriea, Collie and Diseases
Of the stomach and Bowels.
steal Affections.
CnAMoMGLE FLowERs-For Enfeebled Digestion.
LAVENDER FLOWERS Aromatic, stimulant and tonic
highly invgorating i'll Nervous Dehil tv.
WIETERGREEN-FOr Scroula. rheumatism, &c.
ANIsE-An aromatic carminatiye, creating hegh mus.
Gle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also Glove buds grange, carraway, corander. snake.
root, &C.. all preserved in perfectly pure \
ST CROIX RUM.
The powerful, invgorang ana tonic properties of ST
Croix Rum have been long acknowledged b. the phvs
clans of the world. For consumption the ONLY slim
ulant that should be used.
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| : Is S (D-K,

Another wonderful Ingredient of Brazilian origin I'M
parting beauty the complexion and brilliancv the
mind yet unknown to the commerce OF the world and
we withhold its name Tor the present
DR.. w. A. ChdS. surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Regi
ment writes II wish every soldier had bottle of Pan
tltion Biter Thoy the most effective perfect and
harmless tonic ever used.
The following is ia nous hotel propretors OF
Washington;
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 4, 1862.
Messrs. p. H. DRAKE IL Co: Please send US twelve
dozen Plantation Btters. They much liked by the
guests of our house. respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHADWICK d. CO.,
Proprietors Wizards Hotel.
SUch is the language reaching US daily No article
ever had equal sale UndernO circumstances Will the
pure standard Of the materials used be departed from
These Bittefs sold by all the principal druggists
grocers hotels ana restaurants. Be each bottle
bears the fac smile CT the proprietors' signature.
2. IL. DRAKE 4 CO.,
202 Broadway, New York.
: For sale by C. 2. HARLOW and g. R sPURR, Wor
sester deop&weowis6m nl9
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HOUSE AND LAND AT AUG


THREE HOUSES AT AUCTION
n am instructed TO sell on TUESDAY Nav 5th at
10 A. NJ, desirable Brick House with Lot corner Pros
poet and Mill5ury streets.
Also Immediately after, double house on Mulberry
street near the corner Of Prospect street, containing
four tcnements.
Also Cottage opposite, on Mulberry street, near
Prospect street, containing six rooms.
Terms liberal and made known at sale
apis dts E. w VAIL
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COMMONWEALTH OF M

A lOMMONW EAl'1H OF MASSA-
~ ChUSETTS Worcester, ss.-Probate Court.-To
the next of kim creditors and all other persons inter-
ested in the estate of JOHN L. CLARK, late of Wor
cester in SAID county, deceased, intestate:
You are hereby cited to appear at a Probate Court
to be ned at Worcester, in sail county Of Worcester
the first Tuesday of May next at niue O'Clock in
the forenoon. to show cause If any you have. WHY let
ter of administration the estate of said deces
should not be granted to Lewis barnard of Worcester
salt county of Worcester. And the said Barnard is
hereby directed to give public notice thereof by pun
fishing this citation once week for three successive
weeks in the newspaper called the Worcester Daily Spy
printed az Worcester the last publication to be one
day at least before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this tenth day ofApr in the year thousand
eight hundred and siXty-three.
apll d3sS CHAS T.. STEVENS, Asst Reg
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
0CHUSETTS.- Norcester, ss.-Probate Court - To
the heirs-at law next of kim and all other persons in
terested in he Estate of MARY WARREN late OF W0r-
cester, in sail county, deceased:
You are citedto appear at Probate Court to be hold
enat Worcester the first Tuesday of May at nine
clock In the forenoon, to show If any you have,
lament OF said deceased should approved And the
court orders public notice he be given by publish
in2 this citation week, for three weeks,
in thenewspaper called the Worcester Daily spy print
cd at worcester the last publication 10 be day
least before said court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this seventeenth day Of April in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-three
apis d3sS aI0IiN j. PIPER, Register
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Sgfp 8O00s.
NEW CLOAK, SHAWL,
MANTILLA HOUSE.
Something of interest to the
LADIES OF WORCESTER COUNTY.
THE NEW
CLOAK AND SHAWL HOUSE
At No 144 Main Street,
VIII open on MONDAY, May 9TH, with every style and
quality of
NEW GARMENTS !
direct from New York and Boston. Those contemplst
ing the purchase of
n e Sprin 6 Clio a * S
AND sHAWLs,
will do well to wait and examine this
NEW STOCK
before purchasing. Remember the number,
144 MAIN STREET.
ap24 d&wtf A. j. sTEARNs.
VISIT THE CLOAK AND SHAWL
DEPARTMENT OF
HORACE S HELDON,
4 Mechanics Hall Building.
1t the remark OF all the Ladies' who visit this De-
parment, that nowhere in the CRY do they find such
Beautiful Styles of Spring Garments.
SUCH VARIETY OF PATTERNS,
Trimmed as handsomely, and done as WELL as at
the Cloak Department, which is under the entire
charge of
MISS SARAH DEWONO.
and no one either in the city or those coming to the
city to buy Garments should purchase until they have
looked at our
Garments
At the variety of CLOTHS ard TRIMMINGS, and the
PATTERNS. Information i'll regard to Braiding and
Patterns, TO those who buy the Cloth. freely given.
THE avon" PATTERN
takes the lead this Please look through this
Stock, and you will be satisfied tia.
'EhIs il th. Es,oc. o., zp,
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GUARDIANS SALE.-By license of
- court Will be sold at public auction the premls-
es. on MOADAY April "a 1868, at o'clock P. N, the
house and lot situated on the corner OF Chatham and
Newiury streets, the city OF Worcester and ON the
south side of Chatham street. belonging to tho heirs Of
the late Samuel Drake
ELIZABETH DRAKE, Guardian
Worcester, April II, 1868 d3sS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-25

In this city, April %, by Rev VIM BEaman, Calvin
Tda 10 Betsev e Cutler, both of Auburn.
In Fitchburg, April 49, Harvey l. Pierce Of Wesimn
ster TO Louisa Bruce of Fitchburg
syn IN barre April "A, Henry II Richardson to Martha
Lowe both of Rarrc April IL, John Robinson, Or, TO
Lizzie l. Is Cleaveland Of Barre,
In Woonsccket, April a, Eleer Il Brown Jr, of uS
bridge 10 Mrs Adclia Harrison OF Cumberland; 18TH
Chas Dadmun OF Marlboro, to Mary Moore, OF sud
HprNr
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.ORTGAGEE'S SALE.-By yirtue

MORFGAGEE'S SALE.-By virtue of
VA power Of sale contained In a certain mortgage
given by Daniel Pratt to liza Bryant, bearing the
18th day of March, A. d. 1856 aud recorded the Regis
try of Deeds for the county of Worcester Book $685. pa
ges l19 and lSg, anG by said Bryant assigned 10 me
shall sell at public auction the premises described In
said mortgage on SATURDAY the sixteenth dav Of May
next at 10 O'Clock the following described real eg
tate 70 wit certain tract Ct land situated the
erly side of wellington street. in said Worcester hound
cd as DEMONSTRATING the corner Of said Weing-
ton and Essex Streets thence running eastery SAID
Essex street hundred and thrtyfour to Essex
court called thence running northerly said Essex
court one hundred and seyentyye feet to land or
formerly owned by said Pratt thence westerly on said
Pratt land fifteen feet more or less to land of William G..
5oodspeed thence westerly said Goodspeed land
hundred and sixtyve feet more less to said Yelling
ton street. thence southery said Wellington street
one hundred and oryve feet to the place ofbeginnnR
Said estate contains residence is well supplied
with choice fruit trees and is protected by an iron fence
JOSEPH THAYER,
Assignee of said mortgage.
Worcester, April 49, 1867. deodts apl4
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8letu advertisements.

TOUND-On the Grafton road, Ladys
r. PLAID SILK HOOD, which the owner can have
by calling at Mechanics Bank. dts APPS
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WANTED-An experienced table girl
w -one that can come well recommended. Apply
at the Waldo House. d3t* APPS
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tBy f. w. vAILLl
EXECUT0RS SALE OF REAL AND

EXECUT0RS SALE OF REAL AND
IA PERSONAL ESTATE BY AUCTION - On
WEDNESDAY the 29th day Of April current at 10
O'Clock NJ shall sell by Public Auction the follow
in Real and Personal Property belonging the estate
Of the late William Dudley, to wit:-One two story
House Seayer street. containing thirteen rooms con
Yeniently arranged for one or two families, with about
O10 eet of land well set with all kinds Of Fruit Trees,
In bearing condition, and good Barn. house lot
on Blossom street containing about 5000 feet land
one excellent Cow; severn tons Of Hay; Potatoes
Corn, Farming Tools Household Goods, G., &c. Terms
easy ana made hDown at the time and ipiace Of sale
For particulars inquire of =. L. KING, No. Brinley
Hall. CHARLES Dudley Fxecufor
Worcester, April 20. 1868. dts ap23
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
New Years Present.

Nothing is more valuable. sssfa! Or orna-
mental than the sewing machine. Why does
svasy b. dv purchase The Grover 1 Baker af-
ter Thoroughly exsmising al oshsss bssasst
they ere more simple lest liable 10 get ont .
repair, and the cheapest, has ail the improvs-
msots, does light and heavy work and last
% long % the highest priced once. Bsesus
they can take their choice in either the Gro
YER 4 Baker'e eslebrated stitch or th
shuttle or lock stitch aod have the privileg
Of shsoging at any time without charge. Cal
and examioe before purchasing elss~here.-
Rooms over Wadswosth's dry goode store cor
nss Second and Brady street. de26sdlv
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Ras.osrp.-sa Lissa WI. v. nsx y, Co. I,
seth Infantsy, iron Dsc. -.
PsonorIo1a-Caf9 JeeepA CadvaladeS,
Iovs Cssars, ssssy seaaty. e c. I, - BE-
Chaplain I'D Inf, from October -, vice Cof.
Aa.
ID Lieut.. benjamin 8. Dasber, Il Hddyvills.
- Be Captain c.. !, 7th 1af, Nay p, vies r
vim, promoted.
Iieut VIM. ". Lyons, Of Hardin, ClAysea
county, 70 b Captain Go. B. 2lss !nl, ho@
June llth, vice Cooke, promoted 70 4ajoa.
Lieut. Henry n. Wilson, Of Vintons.te Be
Captain Co. D, 3ssh Inf, from August oh, vice
Thompson, dead.
Lieut.. jamss Moore, Of Davenport, 70 Be
Captain Co. B, 9Th Inf, from Septenber 2sth,
vice n. p. Beston, dad.
I'd Lieut. John II. LOBBY, Of Des 1oines, q
be Captain Co. G, 18th Inf, from October 9sd.
vice Long, resigned.
Lieut.. Charles w. Schleiter, Of Mitchell,
Mitchell county, 70 b Captain Go. ], Sd INF,
from October seth, vice knight promoted.
Lieut. James L Mitchell, q Sidney, - Be
Captain Co. 3, 29th Inf, from August 2oth.
vice Bowen.
Lieut. Benjamin Jennings, Of Des Hoines, to
vice Hull, discharged.
Serat. William c. Rowland, of Stacyville, 70
be lst Lieutenant Co. H, 18th Inf, from June
7th, vice Rhodebeck.
Lieut.. Frederick p Kettenring, Of Daven.
port, to be Captain Co. B, 9Th Inf, from Sep.
tember 3esh, vice Moore, promoted.
eergt. Isaac Patterson. Of Mi.chell, Mitchell
Co., 10 be 1st Lieut., Co. l, 81 infantry, from
Oct. 20, vice Schleiter promoted.
Lieut.. John G. 0ummefs, Of Vinton, 70 be
let Lieut.. Of Co. D, 20sh infantry, from Aug.
9th, vice Wilson promoted.
Lieut.. Stephen d. Caldwell, of On0nWa, TO
be l,t Lieut.. OF Co. G, l1sh infanssy, from
Nov. 10, vice Mitchell promoted 70 Captain Of
Oh Louisiana, African infantry.
Private Abram Treadwsli, OF Strawberry
Point, Clayton Co., to b Let Lieut.. Ca. d,
2lss infsotry, from Nov. IL. vice Lyons pro-
noted.
Privass Lyle A. jarrett, Of Dss Moines 70 b
1st Lieut.. Co. 9. 2sd infantry, from Nov. 18Th.
vice Jennings promoted.
Lieut. Daniel g Eli6sts Of Sidney, - be
let Lieut., Co. E, 20.h iofausry, from Aug. 20,
vice Mitchell promoted.
Lieut.. Alon3o Clark, Of Debit. 10 be lst
Lieut.. Co. B. Alb cavalry, from Dec. Z, vice
Parsons promoted.
Lieut.. Reuben Delsy, Of Appauoose o.. 70
BE- 1st Lieut.. Co. l, 81 cavalry, from Dec. Z,
vice Stanton promoted.
sert. Thomas A. ljams. Of Muscatine, 70 be
Junior ID Lieut., let battery, from Dec. II,
vice Hasback resigned.
Corporai james A. Aibertson, Co. H, Of
Chickssaw Co, 70 bs "a Lieut., Go. D, 4sh
| cavalry, from Dec. IL.
Private David q. Wooster, GA battery,) OF
Cass Co, to be ID Lieut., Co. B. "a cavalry,
from Dec. IL.
Aprolsrnsxrs.-Francis ". Arnim, Of
Davenport, to be I'd Liout, Co. /, 81 cavalry
from Dec. II, vice Delay.
Orr Sang, Of Leon, Decater Co, TO be I'd
Lieut., Co. B, 4.h cavalry, from Dec. IL. vice
Clark promoted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
, NUMBER se,
No. 50 Brady Street.

Rolo Il London r' " 7 = ~ Rolo in Pasis
in Geneva Rolo in Holland,
Rono i Switzerland, Rolo in Rome,
Rolo is Scotland, lsoIo on the A,laatc,
Rolo in Naples Rolo on the Rhine
The RelIs Bosks II vsls. By Albeit.
Learning Learning School, Experments
Fire, Sky, wst.r Tve. Vacation, Travels Correspondence
The Florence Stories, by Jacob Abbott, 4 vols
and Grimke Orkney Islands, English Channsl
Santa Claus Fairy Story Books, Vss
Fairy Rhymes, Fable Land Gulver 1rave Fairy Godmoher, Epa
Fables Arabian Nights
The Pioneer The Drummer Boy The Robin Boy The Printer
Perleys JsUextSe Series, ~ vols. 4.
America, Rome, Europe Asia. Ahic.. ireland,
Sea, deec, winter Evenings
Parley's Cottage Library. ~ vols.
Make the Best of It. Right Might
Psr.evers I'd Prosper Tale. ofThe s.. and Land,
Home in the Sea, Wit Bought,
The Truth Finder, A Of Revolution Dick Bo dhsro
Advenure. o. Billy Bump Take Care Of No. One.
Aumtie Mary,s stories, 3 vols.
TsGh Story Book Fanny the
Boosts, Peep the Bmds Aunt Mary' own Storiss
The nitten Series Excellent Books for Children.
Mien Orphan. Mten. Story Mten,
Miten More Miens.
SILVER Penny Series, vols.
Sunny Eyed ud Narn. ard tho
Mountain Patty Williams voyoge Nobodyt Child and other stor
The Casket Of fJuvenilcs, beautifully illustrated.
frankie St0fte @ vols.
3 RObbim's Nest Stories.
The "! m.r.,e Rite, storis: tor S.e,s ey Abbott
se sccH SGs sicrie. by %"ni s, D.user
Tales and stories Worth Telling.
Albums Binding md
Fancy Goods Call and select before the assortment broken
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
MARRlED.

Atthe Burtis House, on tho 90th inst, BY Elder
Jsmes Challen. MOSE0 CARTER to NARY A.
HOFFMAN.
Thursday evening, Dec 18th, 1891, by Rev. 9. q:
Tsusdell. st the residence Of Judge Cool, LuCLUS
RRENCH. n D. Of Jones, o., and n lee ELLEN l..
COOK, CT Davenport No cards.
Al the Burtis House on the 1sth inst, BY Rev. c.
q. Trusdell, Mr.. GEORGE ". BROWN, Jr.. Of
Philadsiphia, 70 Aiss AARY PROVOST, Of New
York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

l zOSe0 ORe
TAKEN Up. ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO
| j b Ne sabessibse, ~ ~ 0Ssess dafk fs1s
With stas II lsesheaA alss : hsl1ss Calf. DARK
wv H RoRs.xAxx.
Di.e. p. I..., De-. u. isss. s.-sis.
ngrRoPOLlTAH TnEATREl
Joax TsnrlsfoS 4 Co.,. Lsessss : Manager
Grand Comedy Bill.
sixth night q ths GREAT ACTRKSs
MISS MARY PROVOST,
who is nightly greeted with lsrse and snsh hasi-
aetie oodteneoo.
Saturday Eve, Jan. :.
| The psresenaass viii sonnssss vitA - satirs
y ssv adaptation Of the selsbsssed plsy ef
GREEN BUSHES.
Nell O'Nsil, With Soass.. Mics Mary Provost.
favofite Song ............ ....Aiss Alice.
Grand Dance. es....................Ml Mile Aubrey.
Character Song ;. -. Mrs. Wildnaa.
Ballad d....................... .Ms. J. h. Hsely.
70 esnslsde with the glorious comedy entitled
Koath that never saw . Woman.
Colin, the Youth. -. $50. Miss Provost.
seals OF Pnrcss-Pnvate Boxes. - TO e5.-
Balcony, 80 cents; Orchestra sssss, 80 cents }
Pasqustte, IS:
o'clock.
4 limited number Of season tickets to b. had
| Of the Treasurer.
Attentive Ushers, Coed order preserved.
|o the calls Ct Nature, Gffl''n ',sss at ~.
GUARANTEE TO THEN
GUARANTEE TO THEM
'ho Eu't An,ntt or COL Health
l4s and Strength,
ID which, If No: regularly experienced. viii
llSERY AND DEATH.
MISERY AND DEATH,
:AHD n THAT
tot aH Reneoies for Diseasfs of E;mo,.
I'rss Of all Rsmedies jor Di.eo.es Of Emah
pa. CHE ESEJMAr,S PILLS.
DA. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS..
PR. CHEESEJN.4.A,S PILE.
THE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For ot Obstructione mas been Hailed
~iM Pleasure ard Profit
FOR TWENTY FIVE TEiRS
al parts Of the civil;sed world. IL ai,hor !.
N OLD EXPERIENCED rHrsIcIaN
a CID EXPERIENCED rf{YslCIAN
N OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
! nom every bedy knows, and in whom:eyerybody
laces confidence and respect. ltis
y NEW TANGLED ARRANGEMENT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

THs Icx-The river is COW bridged
ever With lee ssfisistly ssrsog - hsse ap the
hsa,sGs teams Va hope Il will usistaia thst
eonditioe until sprisg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

One Hundred dollars extra bounty 10
offered TO every oaa eslisling fssm the ssh
wssd. This aakes e401 dellass-ssoagh 70
bsy farm. Nev is the time 10 make for
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

MUSTERED IN.-Over one hundred re.
ero,ss we're nustsred il Il Camp NsClellan -.
day. Every huDdrsd eesnts this sims-ths
only trouble being shat they don't count fast
enough. BY the way vs shall see some heavy
counting one Of shsss days when the draft
comaa off
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

PlAxos.-Zemmerman has . splendid
seven octave pisno which be will sell at
great bargain only $3.50. alss pianos Of high.
sr price. and most approved mauufaeturs.-
Psrsons wishing reliable mssicAl instruments
shssld cell st his place Of businsss. In Grauvs
Blsek. Main &c.. Pianos sunsd on shostsst ne
tioo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

NDw YonR, December 81
P,or,- Naskst quiet end steady. $e7o06.s5
t,a ~. .w.6597.70 X. h. o.
Wns.rSA. ~kst more qSiet. STAG
Chicaoo S,,;n. $l.40@1.50 Milwaukee g
i.5s@si.s 81 1Vf W,,.. Red.
Coam-l. .20@1. 80 il ssots. .rn
OAfs-Firmsr. 9S@. q, ooo,,
PoR9 -Dall and lower. ~'0vus"\ u
e110O0l3. 50 new mess. Il
LARD- Unchsnesd. bon,
WHIsKY-96@07. ~
New York Stock Qark.~t. :ed
L.uI
NEW Yosx, lt'ed
Gold 81 61X lt. 4
xet
Chicago 0agkets.
CsloAso, Dsssn 4
fLouR.-Unehaagsd Spsine Extra.
WnsAf.-k0le better. No. SpriDifef
OAss.-si@ssk& RE
RYs.-ko. l. 4l.05 n store. con-
BAnLsY-4l.3 .3201 .27H. v.tor
HiDsS.-Steaiy. Green Country. Gwn vi
Grsss 8altsd, sK@s& Dry Sailed. 1sogss
Dry Flint 17k0lto. -his
0vsAss-ln good dsnaad. n. Q. se UN'l
0lsK N. o. common 123<0l3s. nee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

NBw YEARS Psnssxr.-Ths person
who selects present for . irisad o. relative
from the splsndid stock at wadswsrth's. die
plays good sense. and spends his moasy - I'd
vantage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

TaR SroRM.-Another terrific storm
nss visited ~. blocking up the roads. sesrel,-
log its way through every crack snd Granny,
and mshisg It unpleasant for oil Who have TO
travs its fiery. Fer many . ysar there has
not been such . turbulent prospect Tor New
Years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

Military Uniforms and Equipments
fsssishsd Of short sosiss BY Rxskise, q Ne. ;
Wooe Seaond etreet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

Yous Fssr.-Thc place TO buy your
boots and shoss 10 at Child 4 Cos. The isdis
vill there lot sf those splssdsd hair linsd.
double solid bottom gailsrs. that are 20 nice
and faehicnable,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

Mr.. White gives his nest party TO.
ossrev svssisg. Psidsy. January Let. 1854.
Daaslsg 70 eoumsoe4 as half pass eight
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

WIMr.R CLoTnIn0.-Coats and ove
ssats. heavy. strosg. warn ssd dorsble.~..
vssls. passs, ard entire suits q Ne bsst Ess =
lish. 0srmsn and Aassisss fabsiss ere ~
ssIIisg q the store Of San Perry. eppesits che
Post O@ss - Nsv York s,st prices. sad 10
ssas Instances at svsa lsss thas prime cost. II
yoa are net already sapplisd with oil The
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

DAY BoARDRRS w WANrRD.-A limited.
ssobsr Of day boasdsrs can Be aeeonmo-
dated BY salliog st the 6est door from the
corner Of Sixth aad Maiu streets, west side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

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