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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
FOreisn News.

NEW YORK, August IL.
| The new steamer City of Washington
from Liverpool the 4.h, and QueenstoW n
the 9th, has arrived.
The ship Constitution, from PhlIadel'
phia, for Valparaiso, was captured on the
18th of June, by the pirate Georgia, an
released on giving bonds. The ship City
of Bath, from Calloa, for Antwerp, was
at Pernambuco, after having been cap.
tured by the Georgia and released on
ransom She reports that she saw the
bark Conrod, which Was captured by the
pirate Alabama on June l9'h, and which
was armed by her and not destroyed.
The ship Sunrise, from Liverpool, for
New York, was captured by the Florida
and released on a ransom bond for sou,
600.
The change of tone on the part of the
London Saturday R.riev, hitherto one
of the strongest advocates Of the seces-
cessiopists in England, excites much
comment. That Journal looks upon the
recent Federal victories as great if not
decisive, aud in a measure gives up the
cause of the South as virtually lost.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
held its half yearly meeting on the Sd.
The speakers expressed the opinion that
the American war is not far from its
close, including James Spence, the noto
rious secession advocate.
Advices are said to have reached Paris
from New York that the Government
has definitely renouuced CONSUMPTION,
and the fact is attributed to the progress
of pacific ideas in the North.
The Polish question is unchanged.
The London Times, in an editorial up
on American affairs, as depicted by the
advices BY the Great Eastern and Asia,
regards the Federal successes checked
and the Confederates as having rallied
and offered something of their old deter
mined resistance. 1t says in point Of
fact he SO far successful Federals are
for the moment checked; their victories
have been considerable, but they don,
seem to see the way to follow them
up, Similar difficulty is not likely
to be lessened if they continue to press
into the Confederate country. Uuder
these circumstances it is a stroke of smart
policy OF the New York papers to declare
that the new draft for 100000 men is
intended only for war with Great Brit.
ain. But Gen. Lee still threatening
them upon the Potomac, they will find
enough in their hands at home How
ever, they are no doubt right to resort to
any violence to enforce the draft. for it
is qlite evident that if they cannot re-
inforce their armies their invasion of the
Suth must come to stand.
TIL" Daily Aeac5 looks upon events in
a different light. The latest news, it
says, records q number of additional
Federal advantages, which show that the
Union forces are turning to account their
recent victories, by pushing forward at
every point of their extended lines
The Star renal Ks that time i. effectu-
ally fighting the battles Of the Union.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
Ca The Musca,ine Courier thus ad

'ises revolutionary measures:
If, when Congress meets next De
cember, it shall be found that the Ad-
miui>tratiOn b succeeded in obtaining
majority of Aboitionists in the House
OF representatives. through the instru-
mentality Of such ord rs az were issued
in kentucky, We boldly declare that we
believe God and the country will forever
smile upon the Democratic party, if
Democratic members leave the House.
break up quorum, and prevent abolition
legislation
The orders issued in Kentucky were
that the laws of the State requiring vot-
erS to take the oath Of allegiance should
be enforced. 1t is we'll known that thou
sands of traitors from tie rebel army had
returned to various parts of Kentucky
with the intention OF voting at the late
election. Gen. Burnside wished to keep
these rebels from voting and he succeed
ed, hence the great cutlery Of the cop.
pcrhcals and their journal. that Demo.
Gratis ~are uUt allowed to vote in Ken.
tucky.' If by "Democrats" they mean
traitors, members Of the rebel army. then
they are right. We don't call such men
Democrats, they are traitors. If the
copperheads consider the terms svncnv.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
it addresses itself to prepare for "a Wig.
orons and determined stru cple" to ove,.

it addresses itself to prepare for "a Wig.
orous and determined struggle" to over.
throw the Government, and not Gas 10
the late riots) to "squsndcr in srasm odic,
disconnected efforts The strength that
should be exerted 10 accordance with a
a well weighed and concerted plan :"
the paper that thus threatens the Pres.
ident of the United States that If he ex.
ecutcs the laws he will "create neccssi.
ty for large armies in every loyal State"
this paper is the mouth piece of Gov.
Seymour. Do the loyal people OF tho
Nor,h-do the peace loving people Of
this city, living quietly in their own
homes, want any further warning Of the
designs of these revolu'ionists How
much they may be able to achieve, how
far they may be able to spread war and
destruction of life and property over the
North, are questions yet to be solved.
But that such is their intention We have
here their own word for it, and it will
be wiser for US to heed it in good season.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
Routes to the East.

II IS matte" Of surprise, not to say of
actual unbeIlet, to many, if not most of
the people of the Northwest, West and
Southwest, that from Green Bay and La.
Crosse, on the North, to Cairo and St
Louis, on the South, the sI0rtesf yo.te n
Ne" YORK, Philadelphia and Baltimore
lies through PITTSBURGH. When W.
aid that this route, SO generally suppos-
ed to be circuitous one to New Yor,,
Is actually nearer one hun9rc1 miles
shorter than the route via Toledo, Buf,
10 and Albany, and sir,y miles less dis
lance than via Toledo & Erie Railway.
this fact becomps only the more astouna,
ing to the large number Of nerso,s Who
nave heretofore regarded Buffalo 10 on
'ne direct line to New York. A fnr,ber
advantage OF the route via Pittsbnrr. j.
. .na' mere r., Is but one change Of cars, be
, , chicago and New York or Phil,
de'phla' an advantage Of GREAT uomon,
to ladies' aud families, and with,l o. ~
less comfort to business men An . u, ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
.dv,nt,oe. can be secured BY buy;ne

advantages can be secured BY buying
your ticket to the East over the PIrTs.
BURG. Fonr WAYNE Il CHICAGO RAIL
WAY, which can be had in Chicago, aud
at all the Ticket Offices of all prominent
lines in the Wtst.
The reduction Of fare just made BY
this line, to SIS from Chicago to New
York. a privilege belonging to Tie short
est line to make the rates. should induce
our people generally to try this new aud
admirably appointed line, whereby they
can reach the East in less time and tor e
lower fare than b. any other route.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20

DIR. Chalmers once asked woman
what could be done to induce her hus.
band to attend church. Il don't know
she replied, "uness you were to pu,
pipe and pot of porter in the pew"
Preachers may easily disgust sepsi.
bic hearers they always can-if they
can't
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20

er.. Inquire. relating to soldiers and
,be;, effects. under this order. should be
directed to DR.. Derby, Medical Director
Cairo, III.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20

The Brazilian Government is carry.
ing out ITS professions of neutrality very
fairly 1t has forbidden the Aiabam,
from entering any of its ports, as it fire.
quently violated the regulations imnosed
on belIlgerents in neutral waters.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
GO TO THE POST.OFFICE

10 Dsy all kinds Of Justices Blanks.
"RlTING PAPER-Commercial Note. Let.
~ YER roofs cap, Legal cap, and other kinds
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
HACK FOR CLARENCE

E5EhEZ Re. THE SUBSCRIBER has
Zg3-sf27TasIFsco commenced running his
.s.-.---zz go. Hack between Upton and
clafehcc' leaving Upton at five O'Clock D. m
arriving in Clarence in time to take ,ha nig,,
tram Tor Chicago and leaving Clarence for I'm.
Ton after the arrival ofthe five O'Clock a. m. rain
from the East
lie also keeps an extra team. and will ca ~
passengers TO any other train. or TO any poin.
IN the country that they may desire.
"5u :. b. BETS. Proprietor
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-20
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR.
Cedar County Agricultural Socie ",
10 be held at Upton, Iowa,
September esd, cath and s5,h, 1869.
5000 OFFERED PREMIUMS.

OPEN TO TIE WORLD,
Send to Secretary or Postmaster at Tiptop
for Premium List.
GEO B. SARGENT, President.
A. UoLTSLASpDR, Secretary, n3p
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

E,s xY'e PAxoaAMA. TITS sple did
rAimts, x iii ~ 'Lce n,.ts thtUs" ,p.n I"
he puaii u, fu.-aa.. " -dns.tA, aud rhu.s
day ii u.At s.ss. Iunir.ds Ut .ssrv.- /"
vu. s,tc hav. o.s y.t s~e0 the mUst Tssnst-
e.. ~.tk I'd ~ aie.'s more Who have q q
.gsia j. o.. st ,ho.s ,hicss u ~ tie
W rrs,s U, ., al. U.i 500 'i.uss!S VI hva :.
60 ~ z - ri t,e,,: sitn he siss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
DAVENPORT, IOWA SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER q 1893
- 7-7----------
r. a R ~ 4 y n .

q, tbs :sta Inst. as ths rssidsa-s o. JoHS
JpsDas EQ bv the aEv. Nc -. AsD gssox.
MK JAuE. JUtD,N asd Mss MAMIE
CISNE LY. DO, Of Davenport.
A. = Iaise Ho e Nos. - b. 1858. ~ Rsv z.
4. Yors0 NR Nm g tD.AN form si7 Of
Pock is srd. /. Nj 8 MELviNA A. JENnlNS,
o. 1c~. ;t~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

The SINGER. * su.e aas the agency
vt tn. a. :, isash'~ !.mt., a.o aansf.c'-sn Z
a-w'rt Msehih. NV in sss lhs u re
5 tiger. G. ssd see It. I, comb u - du,s III.
y With sped aid sl.gAuc.. L. viii Su.sst.
outs'v aud os,rss ssy other uscLin. i. ths
OvuuttV.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
ANormRn I,nlDos.. The .d,an,a,

ANoTmEH D"IDoE.- The advantage.
sr.ved from tue Ai.s,-sipli River Raj ros"
bii (. 81 th,s point. has inoUc.d the Caio.gc
4 Gale . Cnson Ritrosd company ~ take
-.xps fur .he erection .f Ainiisr strus, s,s at
Cin.,p-ior,y mi;ss sb-vs THE pvi",. to cor
meet ~i," N. Chiesg". Low. 4 E.ita.k.
Nalltosd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
WuIrL's DANCING ACApkMY.-T

WuIrL's DANCING ACADkMY.-The
sscund term Wi sJnut-nc1 SN.nr.is. Nnv ~
MsG-is aud MI Sc. c' i.s sat.rdt, NV III
at "'cocx 4 VI . C..-i.t L.aI.., Moua.,
N ' IS. a. Z u'clrrk =. H. u .n... C,ass s.on
dN .s-uiux. M 23 4. &c usk = VI. lu-
five JU .a.~ I ssch p.hc .r--on- h,ii
q D. paii la adv,.o. AvlS5.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

LAuiEs AlTENriOG.-Ail who wishes
I" learn ,h~ use VI The G'os.r d Bas ~
cLinss, can d" 40 iree 4 cLsrx~ BY cu:ii.g =,
the tics over W.1ssUs,ha s,vse C,ups-
ten. tuso inc hands anie!.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
To the Cisise.s "T sent c. unsy


I. is already kno~u to some of yoa that
have been tor some weeks preparing for tnb
Hct,inn what .h.,i cali: (" X ,-,rr of The Cit
'z, S .Idiers Of ScrW County, Iosa." In tre.
D.in. hi. work. INV chef source IT ,ntpr ~,
siion is the pubi,eDrd reports Of the A, l:aui
Gsn-ra, uf the H,al-, ogs,her with the uu.
published books. ard papers IL bis Office. all
4 which has heeu very c,u'teously tebdpred
-. by Acj'. Geo. Baker. a. an assnra' ce
hat il will b. as .ccnrat" as pnss,hic, il -
only uecsssary !" say. lh.; The setvic"s of "
u. tleming, Eq., has been secuted in its
prepathtieo. Mr. Fiening, as IL we'll known
has L-.n connec;rd sish the Adj. 0.nera.',
efic. tnr several months. I wish especially
so .ail ai;rLt,on 10 th- fac, ,ha. ma' y IF The
,,rzrns nf our cun'y have gone to nth. r
:s.aes aud enlisted 10 light ,h~ battles Of our
co,nm"n country. These will be entirely
o,e |" KID, uAiess tho Information can be- 10
aimed frsm 'ho>e Wh" are pers.ns'iy Ac-
lIsintsd With then. II sone one In every
.eiahborh"od viii At once rep,r, IL ne j"
writing Of every such ci ,1.n, giving his \ EaMR
l" fu''. niac. If NATIVITY, P"-t tfice edi,es.
xhtn al hcn's, q, th. company, ytgimtnt ~ d
Stale ~ wL:ch h. i. sei way, ne " III conf-. q
,av.r, ard AID in cc,pnts m", a'inu ,b- pe riot.
INT oar ciiz-n su,dia'y. k.aner, p.sse
hink as;d ac. ai Gtcr, ,te q - no tiue 10 ho
-. SID y"ur C0nunhiras,c,s -
J C i.wER Dsvsuu,st "a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
The DAvEhpOwr B.Ys.

EDisoss l'gA = ks~s-W;I yos allow ons
~ t.e "st.ftvaiist tsscs' to wh.n he Cs-
ssiie os . day OF 10 sg" so k' sity s,ludss 10
thst t'Us'rscas Oh sm gsioo ~ thsoi0xsesi d,sa.
ness. through You're lvnns Tor pr. ssu,iog ,t.
rssdses (ass,:,ing,y) 9th - sssss ssstls
areuIsns 10 snp.Ort Of -. DAvsspsrs ts,s
ard her hoses ard sise.risy.
II, GO % II they sAsuid travel simply -
"co jissss." thsy sov.d .irss full h,usss - !,
Very n .. doubtless the UHse,:s iise.f woYid
pssronis, the seisese Of cot jur,ss. Of which II
svissss sosh pseioasd kuo sisdss and sprrssi-
alton
Th., hs,os 'hs esse. shy d. set tA. bsys
take A.s eoS,s. shy u"t m.k. morsv, aud
escape T.. eo"ssy snj s,tupsss s'ion hesgsj
upon th.@ ty the "ns.k sad I.vl,' Esd ev-
.ry aisd Of hjury which b'so.ry esr i,fs,.
AID parsss thss 'Dos,h sssd - tost1ss
s'pp'y hs ssse .bsy ere isIos,sg fov tie
svssh snd lie sassy before then. 81. ess,s..
& so.fsr 10 psssss sod r.pstasiss iss ssutA's
eat.
Being like the r.dostssbi. L.sg.r. "a sin
v.s,'xs'"." (shsvgh oes qai.s OF the Same
s'smp) I you'll .ihs I. ask III. Davenport 0s
sstss. D.saussss Asgss sr "say sshss @ss.'
.ss ,cissnssiss spos oss psius % sftss refer.
red 70 ~ hen bss left rather 1ssk:
sspnosiogit 10 hs tsas that the hoys' baads
are q" strangely formed - to admit u .ssrk
sirpet through an -. er. urs VI the - ot
the ss,n"- 81 hsl Iksn
Hov | ask N Vtss rid hsads. de they
draw them thsaugh ssd lcops. sxhihis .h.
".~o hsDd ~ the aperture 81 the 0shios.. C,isy
ngv" he inssrun snts sn5 s!ip the hs d bsek
"'"'h o~"s -. hands ,s,ng ell The time
filed y e. III . fosv. asd oil THE si,hvut
e.st' '-r'Gg = . RTE
viii th~oi"gis.s. or ether ceniur~ss furnish
'hs iofo- alton. sDd urdvaeiys the ihosssnd.
sho. through tk.ss manifestations have hs.o
con- cried - . belief in she imn r.sii,v 4
man. A BsliavgR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
q. ". II. IAN G:ll. a. -.

=. ". Il. N!A Il ELK. a. De
LAY ai,.iAN AAU ,,lkHEUN. UFtICt u
| uaseuent st . tank building. Renidesa.
IFu,. ...t, oe,~.en t,xAdy and Perry stractf
W.. port lows. h"s .--ta AZ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

4. 0ARk8ff y. I. ADAMS
OARNECT 4 ADAMS,
Dentiss>, Corner Br~dy 4 AIh 1tseets,
AH2nA UVEh PARKS 4 IlvsAEk'S GkO.
mv cshv St"vs All persOne wns apprs-
NAL1YYvcists u sspsfios s,yie Vi DsstIstry
|osll do we'll In eail Prices M. der~,s. and all
|vesk war; MED Eus aues ~ Fourth street
~l7-dkWsf
a. MILLER,
70. 10 SHADY sfNssr BaL y ssCOND,
kaA KtEPa Gu TAN l., On HAND Nj
AXIS 10 order
~. n..epls'. II. yS'A Chtlds~a's CIO:hing
pi he bs a. nat r,s xud 10 . msnees O. cam
fAi {. x,vs "a ,s.A ten Lirefai pstcn-ge -.
.r'iu s3,riej I.y2l-div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

Hand.cms .sy'ss It vo~lsn and hat.
vseiss drsss sue Il, s'ss bains,sls. .b"svskirss.
lsdtsa '..ass gasmssss .ss. jsss opened q
WhN)esss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

=. ~ OEBss> u. tb..
DHt StClAN AMI SUkGEON. OFtt~
sAd re.i .irnce No. %, corner Main an rhir'
hts .. ..:,yvt lovA. julyl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

1ss =. a. ~ 49,, ~.
Af usaste o,,a sisiC r6y>s. IA"
.FFisE A.D kESlttNCt UA WE-l
Fhta street. aext ioos east oi Ccngrega'ie'
;hu,,e fOy ~ d6,a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
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d. -. KING,
frOKNeY ANn WCNSeLON Az IA"
a-u Aut.ty ruhti.
slcw ,s..n., Il. vok Ls''ian.s. ioA:
|rs.cul~r attention p.,a ."cS''-c',:. > :" ~
y. imy o-Ily
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
TuAAxsoivixo. ., In .r day e..

TuAAxsoivixo. ., In .r day rex
| :. .v ~. .ss" u, j -,vs .h.s.s ~ us
| .e.su.s h,,. swrtovAd - III t"1.t..
| tms svt tide. es IN t",n.,.-t -thss
v-i .aasi.i, 4 Ga. l.. ult-ys. \.
,s ~so .1s ss"g.e are is<hs - 20. h,n
| ut b.. G. o'- . ih,ss sin. ~hy ~ss.o' =
ir.rsas, til - /. K..d DAY to s.s ~.
be-. l. rat AID ssw " .Ac. the saitisss.os &
Jo.... ~. t.ns.tJ A hs~,.. ,cu kus~
...v ct ~ v. a. ~''s 20 h,u.s b.ve 4
.,s,s tor yss = Ne O,,yov 7smss
.ecaD.,y Lsia .. Dee Notice. sss
'os -.<~d. sd though scu.-
= Oh r.p,s. -.ta ssa.s Of ,ts
fmy aud ieh ~ o".... ~ssss'
:. .. .ucses . ! IL torsi 4 State
~lis. Ju .g- D,l 90 . - sh. s~s Ps.s'ds"s.
hs Rev. Mr.. l.ussasi 81 THE city. Ser st.ry.
az, z ks Il Il oi l.~a city. treasurer
Whsth.s sh,s ~ lon viii hAv. he rtsal, I"
ts .duss bsrmosy ssd b,isS cider out dies =.
,,os snj dheesj. r.msias 10 be ss.p. W.
p,ssu,ss The soisist. 10 the hoep,tais ~ih care
bot it,ls ~he.Asr ttis /. elton OF that is 10 sb.
sssndsot. psevits ID thsy a,s properly esr+c
TOR aud sssiss ,h- st,sn,iuo tbsir psts'ostsM
and offering. d.n md ~ the h.ads oi thee.
sho s.ss a L.n,. Tbss m 'hs nsin poos.
PoaK PACxISs. The pa king bus
sess tss n.w i.'riy som'ns ed IN our CITY.
u. ug, we ar. s"rry 70 s,a,s sh.s 'bs prospect.
Of extensive Uper ssi0ns are not ~ good ~ we're
hoped tor.
L \. Coats hss erected nsw boil,inx below
{ . city cemetery, sa = lot adJ"iuiLg shs s"s
f,ts. rIs oceupied BY hin. sbd ~. been .,
~u,k tor .sssiy ia wssts. tlis osw buisd.
z 10 about f.r,y isss iront By ssvtnsJ >6s-
4 sp. md !. Ted ny In the best manner |.
h.s fas,'i lee Tor packing about tso hsndrsd
hoxs per day. snd 10 slsssoy susbi' & n.sti,
O. shs rsss
Mr. Mem .nas hss faci.i I.s ior psckirg about
shrs. hundred pr day, but ,bi'ts be oil
o.. run but about 6tv per day ., pr.sss'.-
Tns,s are several email p.cksss about 'e~s
Win ~ili DO considerable tssioess ip tha e.
s-exsts. provided there is any chance 10. .
s.ssousb's wsesin. The tses thvt ccts 10 20
hiea .his yssr. and soo@sads shs sss'y ss.t.
kesrs ~ sssmsss ssoo tssisng Il = hog. T.
10 nvcs nces eeoA: :s"is. ssd isvolvss l.ss l.
Dor. trouble. asa sxpscss 70 hrisc Il . ss~p
~ wagon .Aas Il tses " ssre It isto pork sai
br - Il Il o. sbs .sf This sskss light hoes
a. ,srssss,, The pssss.ess IT. v.sy s'os. ssr-
s.s o poe\t ts-ps ecod sssny irsu. . tes'sg
ssr,siy ias.\ ~ G''sassss. che sos'd other
~. a'i... ere 'A' ''a'''' : little sore 20.
esssss,ss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

ANwiHgs LALoE I,vo.cE or ArPlEs
-Gssehs "a jl.i received sLO ter .ar. . ,uL
o pies, tor the F. |. sDa W,n,er ,rais lie
10 selling 81 pr'c-s that Get; c.Dps;i,,uD. CAl'
suJ perch - Of him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

Go to Dsllord's aod get r backs
Ssemssh Biit.se snd Mss Aliss's z. l"b .sss.
oso-ths enc 10 ispr"vs The se"s Il ths
sssmssh. the ~ ~ ,hs 4 sie " the head
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21
tHE MARKETS.

tHE MARKETS.
Dsvespost Maske,....Dssly Repert.
Ovsrcs o, rHs Dss. / Nsss,t
Saturday, November 81.
Quotations little changed.
FLocs-wbolssaie, S5.4O0sse retail, Is 90
4s -. Stipneas. 800 bnls.
vasAr--ss9Ss. Receipts 3sls b. Shipment.
1891 bs
BAsl.Y-Aetivs - l30l.1s. Receipts 1920
b.. ShIpmsnts 300 bu.
CoGs Nom nsl ~ 6OQs5..
OxIoNs- rs.
PvfAfoss-se.c 56e.
N-v I ssk AasAel.
rBv Yoss. November Il.
v,oua-Aasket So higher, snA setivs. $s.ls
a. 50 extra .,a,s; $7.5sa7 $50 4. no
~HaAr-Ms,ks. | .snt hotter. 9l.4l0l.4s fc4
Gi.aso -rring 81 ~ al4j iv.ukss Club
LAT ..$i.5o " int ited .r.Oring.
CUxs-- lsG1l l6s.
uA,s esErO
wnisky
New Iork Stock Market.
Nsv YOE, NV IL.
Gold 81 52N
Cticss. MasAc,s.
CuI,A0O. November 20.
rL"uR. Market quiet. sping Lxtrs IS IS
ass 81
Msx.s-M Market firm. No. l Spring l.o9K
Red LA.
Co.'s ssa9le
Oars = 81 "a
kys. 40 l. IS in stare.
RAkLAY 81 1901 10 sd.as.
iiIYss -i,uii Green oun'ry 7i<@Sc; Green
Satet. tNSlo: Dr, Sailed. l4Gl5 Lry lin,
l7h@l'c
:. aAxs In & cd dem.rd. N. o. clarified, Is
Gl 4 NO commoh l2X@l3c.
Davenport Lumueg market.
DAvESPoar, Nov. 90. 1853.
F. ncing per 0ne th vussDd iest. ......S2,
barn ,oaYd0 do -. xlV25
tic. riuy do -
Si ing, do ....... ~
Jois, aud timber 90 .... 2l
Saingles, le: thousan t.............. 5, Qs.' 0
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JANE. uAKRiSUN.
EANtLY GROCER: KEr pS CONSTANTLY
4 on naot the beet qu .lity of trovisions, Hcl.
lo~ " ar, Kerosene Oi, .e,c.
Second street., between Rsady sod Perry, Da.
SeLpUt. fn~h -
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a,R. t:tU. ". McCAkN,

= hdYSlCiA> M, SU..skUN. FFlCk
in room di.ec,l, over The Pos, U0ioo.
Dr. Gro. W. MccAs'Hs sss'dencc. sSst SIDE
sdy. second 40, T irCiA cOrAUr Oi Sth.
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L. L. Ocms ps,s the highest each
r''cs tor GOLD, slLvEK ssi DEAA AND
NOTES.
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Eascsaick ss4usc .h,,
no n~~s saa . .Air.e,,t.
81 sA1'PS HIS MARI .Elr tCpN
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80 osse. Haas, sod Drss u y ~ eos
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AUGUST. SCHhEIBER 4 CO..
FILE CuTTeRR

SECOND sTRB.f, - DOOR WEST OF GAINES.
LrILES, RASPS AN!i SIIELE RLCuT AND
I GUARANTEED A. good rev. Particular at
tsntion paiu to recatting
Taper nHd Mower Aicklr>
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risTHlcr C0UKT.-The cass tf Neil
ssn. ,hs sHs 81 ts .i~r !, eount~sfsit mssey
.ss given - the jarv 'hss afternoon. after .
long aud sarsisl vial sserpy ing ssstIy three
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Bur yoUR CoS1scrIoNEnI,s C.sARs,
&c.. At Oshs. NJ 10 w<a-Sec, nd street.
Military Uniforms and Equipments
furstshsd 1t shost notiss BY Esstin.. II Nv. .
wsst SseoOd street.
L. L. Ocms paws the highest cash
price tor GOLD. slLvER ssI DEMAND
NOTES.
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the 81 ,. vhisb he 10 sslIisg shssp.
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hts preparations sni sos sili 90, reg,s. Il,
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best .rst 10 the citJ.
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