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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

MINERS MEETING OF SUNDAY We doubt
the validity of laws passed on Sunday, as
we'll as the moral effect Of such an Assem-
blage, especially the one which met on Sun
day last in this city. A more confused and
babel-like gathering never met for the lur
pose Of transacting legislative business We
tried IL vain to get hold OF some item that
wolld do for publication; if they were put
together in the order of their occurrence it
would he more fitly represented by stick"
of printers "pi" The minutes, however
show that a code of laws were passed not va
rying materially from the old one. with the
exception of an alteration in the representa-
ton clause, which now qurps each claim
holder to represent it by doing at least one
days work in I or each claim 1t also excludes
Negroes as we'll as Cinnamon from working
the mines. Resolutions were also passed
legaliz;ing all the acts of Chas. d. Vapn. as
Deputy Recor1er-and requiring claims to
he marked with at least four posts four inches
in diameter, one at each corner.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

PRoF. Newell Singing School is held at
the American Hotel. There is no better
amusement for the long evenings than to 60
to this school and learn how to make music
lit meets tw ce a week.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

COMMISSIONS -sThp Governor has commits.
stoned The following gentlemen to the Offices
designated Treasurer-C. d. Vaien Coun
ty Commissioner. vice Murphy absent, H.
Grove; Notary Public-Geo. /. Gilbert and
John Cum,ins.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

MINERS LAWS are all the 60 now by the
looks o things. AZ the mines are about pat
working until Spring. it is presumed the men
idle must do something to pass time SO the,
have gone into the law business.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

ELECTION News "A letter from Judge
Hays, dated " ALA Walla, Nov. 30, SAYS, up
TO that date all returns received left Wallace
ahead over 100 votes. Returns received af
ter the 3lst Nov. We understand are invalid.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

DED1cATroN.-A Catholic Church will be
dedicated in Placeryile on Sunday goth inst,
under the patronage of ST. Thomas. Faith
ers Mesplie and Poulin VIII officiate.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

HALIA WALLA RoAD.-Ihe people Of
WaIla Walla will, if necessary, exert every
effort in their power to keep their road over
Che Blue Mountains paasable during the Win
ter We are told that Summit hill has been
regarded so that its ascent is scarcely per.
Ceplibie in passing over it. Mr.. Thomas
the stage line owner 1t is said, will run a
wagon or sled over the mountain daily. if re-
quired TO keep the snow down. At last ac-
counts the snow was but 4 i ches deep.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

CORRkCrkD " 1ENLI, 81 HlGBY " co.
i1eaIrr~ ~ General Arrhan,Itsc. G,0crries an,
P|0Gs"t0~S, LOr. 1I,tin nd Wal SIS.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

UNION VEDETrE Friend Bennett who
went Shaking during the rush a month OF
two stree up the river of serpents, has, it
8 ems, gene to Utah At any rate re received
fro n him by last S. L. Express, the first no.
TO- new paper publ he'd at Camp Douglas,
on the goth of Nov. called the Union VeHetIe
1t is an enterprise gotten up and being car
RE on By the officers and enlisted men OF
the Californi. Volunteers in Utah. 1t j, a
neat sheet we'll edited, and among other in
t-restng news circular from Ger. Conner,
announcing that prospecting for precious met,
ais will be encouraged and protected BY the
soldiery under his command.
Messrs. Kelly, Moultop, Lindsay and others
of the " Variety Troupe" started below last
Monday mo n 'ag.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

The members Of tie Pickwick Quadrile
Club hold their first regular party on Tues.
day evening npx'. They extend no invita-
tons outside of the members of the club.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

REMoVAL-The County Treasurer. office
mas Oeen moved to the office of the District
Recorder--Chas. ID. Vajeu at present holding
both offices.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
GHOCHRIES AND PRODUCE.

GHOCHKIES AND PRODUCE.
Butter, y tb % Beans u Ii 4N0
''"t"toe>. q ID 25U )" 1b"kcn,, q doz- 500
Green apples u ID 80 Eggs, u d"z : 20
Apples, d''d, u 10 50 tiams, "a ID q
i'e.Ich"S d II IL GjQllp soap, u ID 55(9J
shoulders, II II 90 Lard. II ID goa
Beet on foot, Il Ii l214 SAT-, b ID 350gi
Side Bacon. = IL 6jGl1Ji >Igtr, CT II h 6JsL9
Syrup, e gal O1,Du 30 d" \. o., q tb15a6
Ee; tmp.Gun. Il ID ? ~ lSian /, u ~ $500
d. Black. r ID I5(052 10 NJ. / Z r h 4JGGl
81. k t'tur, b vi : = ,'olfar, Ko q d GO@i
best urego - $i4 'audics, Il 10 10
Onions, II IL 2jGJ4j y D leAl tnoac Gt4}2 ,
Rice, best, q Ii 80 sweet toHdc'O 3GQ5I )
CLOTHING.
W"m'S kip b tees $50 Gum bDntS. long legs
10 calf DO II pair iutu boots, sIi'rt les
d" do bu>k'S i 90 MeIs cavalry bots |
Nails, cut, e ID 4JGlj0 deus 10 Is u@ gr |
VI IA KIP hte, y pr $40 China best b1nde.*
10 m dim, b pr 8 ~ N'tlen BLANKETS IL " |
10 calf, b pr Slgl2 90 Ore-oa sock = dz
10 hro-. kpfj Or ) ~ 3 st CIl WI / sat ) 80
!" qulitci, q pr ; 50 3lrk ElovcSG IL 1901
" oieh draw rs II GD "a tsed Underah Is 80 q )
Eel drawers 81 q SO
WINES AID LIQCORS.
B,st cham. - 53dn42i G,l,rl brandy PgSI
ii ok " case 81 Jltr Il ( G..
Gal wtur u case q .'ei;y sin 4 ST. sc
II ret y .a,e ~ Hermit lge WHISKY p {
sherry II al in W nd I rl.sc,ce ii eli Wa
Port u gal il W nd Z Mag lpa " w i1j j
,chnaps q else - t.ire;' VII -, u -ktl
}oherr Ia, tors {3;240A Cutter wAi y ID sAl I :
Ke,l enc III u sal s. 10
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

PROBATE CouRr.-Ths court will convene
next Monday, 18th inst.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
Payecto Ferry Express Ranch.

c. ITUATED at thu old crossing and Paystt
- Ferry, on the north side If Plyetle river. o
Tive routc from the 3 Use mines to w lila Wall /
rhirty>tive miles from ri r+erville thirty mile
from NJ ores Ferry. f'ty miles from UId's Ferr
and twenty-five miles from 3 Use City.
This house will continue to Keep open flr til
ACCOM.KJDArIDN Of tine Trav ling PUBLIC
e AAS9 GBA1M 9 lzA2
i'll abuIdmcc. Il. q. DARGIN, Pr pit.
December 9TH 1863. l2tn
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
WINES AND LIQUORS.
4finrtie0,

In this city, by charles Walker, Esq. NJ. Tho
Brigg, and Miss Hannah Myer, De-. !. 1856:
My there be no more trouble Oh de oil MAI
mid.
II Teltewlle. by John J. Price il P, 3L
NiiliIm I. tiIbSIn and NJ 81 Elnabetl DeUamD }.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

1
The mystery Of the Hebrew MSS, pack.
age of which was found in Blnnock CITY two
or three months ago. has been cleared ND by
scholar to whom :hey were sent for tranSla-
lion. These MSS. were contained in an ivory
case OF peculiar workmanship, being divided
INTO apartments or tablets, each tablet con-
tanning Ms. Great curiosity was aroused
for some time after the diScovery-ma " sun
posing 1t to be surrounded by some hidden
mystery. Here is the history:
From the time OF Moses to the prtsep,
day every male of the Jewish blood, at the
age Of IL, is expected to join the church for.
mallyi ne comes before al organized branch
IL forming quorum-and signifies his in
tention TO become initiated, all in sacred
clothing, with these strips Of written parch.
ment tied around their arms, and fixed as a
tronllet between their eyes or on their fore
heads.-the Ms. in this case no doubt having
been used in that way. He then receives his
instructions AID his 10 manuscripts which
contain the word of the Lorl-the wonderful
acts of the Almighty at various times put
forth in their behalf. He is expected to carry
these wherever he goes, and now, as then ii
the novitiate goes into a strange congregation
of Jews, the production of these is the token
OF his membership, and he is received into
full fellowship il he has them not, he is
treated as an impostor."
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
39rltes Current.

N b. The prices stated are, for produce, Ih
buying prices, !or&roceries and general merchau
dizc, tni selling pllteS.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

Tue =" Idaho The; ter" u,der ,he manage
menr of J l.. Allison prom ses to be very
su c,se'ul The Theater was we'll attended
on lasl THURSDAY evening Mrs. Wncheli,
aa Z the Faded Flower with great ap
plause from the audience. Next Thur day
evening It opens with promise to the public
Il something new; in the ne ntime it is un-
Cers'ood that Prof Myers & Co. are to per-
firm soone feato in the magical line never at
tempted BY any other persons o. their pro-
fcs~ion. On to. ngEt and tomorrow evening
Something ntw IN magic should be seen.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

The Salt Lake Express considering the
dargers and difficulties attending the riding,
is an institution OF creditable pretenSions and
should receive liberal proportion of the tx
press patronage, We have photographic his
tony Of military doings East seven days later
than could have been furnished BY any other
arrangrmrr,t at present. This express will
Eun all Winter if possible.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12
New Y ork. 14;h.

New nrk, 14;h.
Rebel papers have the following near
the narrows on The Both. our cavalry captured
$50 prisoners, 4 cannon stand of colorx 60
wagons and 100 anmals Our loss 2 Killed
s wounded. (Sign d. RANSOM. Mi Gen.
The North Carolina election has sent two
peace men to the rebel congress.
New York. 18th.
The Monitor Pafapsco recently threw FIVE
shells into battery Bee compelling the rebels
to abandon their guns. General Gilmore
threw three ordinary shells into the center of
Charlestont TO try the range of his guns. The
town will not be shelled until the monitors
are IN position when they will make quick
work of its capture.
Army of the Potomac, 16.
Visits from Commanding General to w ash
ington and of President to the army, are al
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

Chicago, 10 a. m 18 Nov.
Washington Republican this evening says
hostiIiieS are expected between Meade and
Lee before the end of the week.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-12

I
The Petersburg Express says: The Con
servativps in North Carolina have majorrie;
for Leach, in the 4:h Congress'l Dist. Tur-
ner, 9TH; Christian, 7th, and probably Lo-
gan in 10th"
The Richmond Enquirer notices the cap
ture of the steamer Lee; says her loss will
be seriously fell she has made many trips
probably paid for herself several times.
The enquirer indorSeS an article fL1m the
Dispatch in reference to the treatment of the
Federal prisoners. The Dispatch article is
significant 1t follows that if We are starving
ourselves. how can We keep others from star
wing? For our means Of life we are caring
as we'll for prisoners as we are for ourselves,
our own people know. From our own per-
sOnal knowledge of some cases persons denied
meat to their own families because ii was
necessary for Yankee prisoners. The Dis
patch of the lllh has the following "Advic-
rs from northern Virginia leave no doubt Of
the fact hat the Federal army under Meade
is advancing upon our forces with view to
bringing on a general engagement, which
will probably be declIred when proper time
arrives. From present indications only few
more days will serve bring into collision
the contpndng forces. Latest reports from
AverI say he was retreating and our forces
slowly following.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
'hiCags AMI Rock island Raisrsa

~ An aF1 ah MONDAY, MAY II, 1872.
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays oxcepted, as follows:
lat mail train at.................
"a Freight train At. t....................b.55 .55 r. NJ
ou hlgh eApross. ....-........ .J.1) y. n
Tralns arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays or.
cepted, a. follows:
.st night oxpross at. ..-.....--......i5 30 A. N.
"a daily express and mail train at. .....5 20 r. NJ.
3D. freight and "a class ca at........2.D r.s.
All trains over thisrou are in direct csnnexlon
atChieago with trains 'vef both tho Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pitisburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Rs lroad to and from DO.
woit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
sittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
ny Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
inRton.
fassenoers are ramin5ed Of tho necessity d
giving Distinct directions as to tho destination
their baggage, also To oprooure tickets before TAX
Ing their seats in the cars, the conductors COL
lsct fares only to stations on the line Of ho Chi
coao and Rock Island Railroad
JOHN +. TRACY Superintendent.
Davenport. May H. 1863 dH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
Davenport Lumber market.
O-DAl'S ADV'TS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.

rams dy Chicago time. mLich ~ i1oflvo sia
utes faater ha'a Dduenport tine.
nN AND AFTER N0NDAY. MAY llTH
lsea, and until further notice. passcr ger
rains will leave Davenport af follows:
a0l a. NJ. for Malcolm and Washington.
: - Al. for Brooklyn and Muscatinc-
TRAINS AHRIvs AT DAygsroRr An Vo LLovs.
IS P. N. from brooklyn and WASH agton.
- M. from Malcolm and Muscatine.
The aoA.a train cut of Davenport niskesdircct
'3nnectons AT Malcolm, Iowa city and Washing
with the Western stage Company v stage for
~ points West, South west and Mort n west.
Trains from the West connect ~ Davenport
9Th trains Of tho Chicago and Roik Island Rail
Z .sd for all points East, North and south.
Passengers are reminded Of tho necessity Of
living distinct directions as 70 the estimation OF
he,r teers9e rito 10 praaarsticka ~ hafors tak
non SeatA n 10 CAS-.
JOHN +. TRACY, Gen'l 5up't.
A. kIsBALL. Asst Sup't.
Davenport, May !. 8f3.-dtg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
NUMBER 1854.
rrsn Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May
lSpsolal TO tho Chicago Times.

Special to tho Chicago Times
The steamer Luminary lef, fonng's
FONT on TUESDAY night and arrived
tins morning.
on Friday portion of our forces up
the blg Black River had fgL, at Port
Gibson, which they occupied The Fed
crnl loss is reported at 200 killed and
wounded.
f"rt Gibson is sn miles IN the rear
of Grand Gull, which the rebels evneu-
atod aitor the {. ht at Gibson and the
gunboat engagement IN front of the
former
Tie captaln of the l.umnarv says tho
tederals eertalnI y occupied Grand Gulf.
ihs gives Grant possession of the big
tlack River, and access To tho rear Of
N.eksburg. Ii he succeeds III tapping
tho Jacksonville Ralroal tho Nicksburg
line Of communication with tho interior
will be cut of.
4 few days ago tho steamers Modcr-
ator and Horizon, which had boen en-
gagged IN carrying troops across near
Grand Cult, colllded, and the Horizon
sank. One section of the Chicago bat.
terry was aboard, and was lost.
On Sunday night tug with barge
Of hay on each side, started 10 run tho
Vickshnrg batteries 10 Join the fleet be-
low. When nearly by the city she was
struck hv shot from the rebel batter
ics, which hrol the hay. Tie tug and
hargcs worc consumed Ny informant
states that only one person j. known to
have escaped. Only 10 or 20 persons
were aboard.
Tho river is still falling below
Tho gunboat Choctaw will be ready
for sersice in few dsya Her injuries
were not 80 bad as reported
An expedition from here 10 Raleigh,
in this county, few days ago, obtain.
od large number Of horses and cat
tie.
Thirty -sN prisoners. mostly captured
near Holly Syringe, reached the city
yesterday.
Rebel reports claim their capture Of
several hundred prisoners at Tuscumbia
recently.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

MoRRIa & WEAvER's SECOND Coz
osar.--Last evening this fine troupe Of miiis-
tres gave their first entertainment st Metro
polltan Hall to an excellent and appreciative
audience. As delineators Of negro nbaraoter
and musicians. vocal and iIstrum entail, they
have no superiors. Add Weaver and Harry
Pell. the two leading men. are well known
stars ia their profession. mud car make more
fun, OF decidedly original character, than
any two men in tho business. Charley Nor
RI. performance upon the banjo cannot be ex.
celled. He worms music out OF that instru-
mept such as We never heard from banjo be-
fore. In fact the entire company enac, their
several parts ia excellent taste aud deserve
the success they have met within theii travels
This evening they give their last concert IN
this city. aoi our eitiz,ns viii do well to at.
tend II they would pass % hour or SO pleas
sntly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
THE CITY.
Our Lob Office

Will now receive our undivided attention,
and, as heretofore, we shall use onr best exer-
,ions TO excel in this particular branch Of the
printing business We have one Of the finest
offices in the country. presided over by tie
acknowledged premium printer OF the
West, and solicit from tho public a liberal and
generous patronage. We feel satisfied We
can please the.n in every particular
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

Saturday, May y.

Saturday, Nay y.
hArx CAssKl, b. W. Davis, Montfose.
JAMks hKAss, Pierce, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
NATE CAfsRf, II. W. DAVIS, Montrose.
BILL HENpkKsok, Rhodes, Dubuque.
The Eimyra arrived last night. and lett Today
for the up-riser country, aftsr cargo of ice.
Tto whole number of steamboat arrivals at this
roit for tho week ending to-day was twenty
ono.
BoAls LEAsINa TO MORROW.
Tho Northern Line packet Canada. Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks, VIII depart Tor St. Paul and
intermediate points TO morrow morning.
MONDAY noATs.
The elegant and fast smiling steamer Sucker
State, Captain Ward. Clerks Thos. Owens and " i.
b. Pafkor,wil depart for 81. Louis and way points
tomorrow. Go IN tho Sucker If yon want to
travel in style. hes,rs. Ward and Owens are
gen,iemea ct high standing, and deserve y liberal
share OF patronage. We recomm end this sfaf, to
travellers touthward hound.
Tho mail and passenger packet James Mems.
Captain Fierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points Monday morning.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whippe.
Captain Campbell. will depart for keokuk and
intermediate landings Monday morning Lem.
uel Parkhurst in tho oflce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
LATEST NEWS.
FROM TIE GOLD MINES.
BANNocK Cry, April ), 1868.

Mr.. EDlroR-Dear S,r Il would
ike to send you somo items of news
about our mines, but lest they might
turn out like Salmon River mines. do
not wish to write letters that would in
duce people to leave home and after
wards be disappointed. These mines are
very good, but quite limited as vet
Some parties Of three men or more have
washed out S25.oO in half day, and it
Is not uncommon Tor men to wash out
from $40 to $500 and 5000 in one day.
and oitentlmes more. Quartz OF rich
quality has been discovered with rich
character as that OF Pixies Peak. There
have been several quartz veins discoy-
cred but on J one OF them as vet has
proven rich as the Decotah lead"
Others may yet prove full rs rich AS tho
Decotah. The richest placer disgings
are on high bars, from 20 to 30 feet
above the beds Of creeks. There has
been undoubtedly a very heavy wash OF
gravel and sand over this country.
Our town contains 700 or 500 inhab
itsnts. Every one has money Of the
right kind. Wages per day for miners
are s. without board All kinds OF
miners supplies are extremely high
Flour from &25 to s35 per hundred
pounds bacon - cents; beef Is to
. cents; sugar sl.50 tobacco $40 to
81 per pound; steel $3.50 per ID. /;
picks and shoves, scarcely any, and
worth 81 or s. each. None but long
handle shovels are generally used.
Everything that is needed is eqnally
high.
We had only two mails come in by
express this winter One express man
was Killed in the winter whilst going to
Salt Lake. The Indians are very trouble
some, and are continually on the alert TO
steal stock of every kind. They have
stolen nearly all the stock of the ranches
the las! winter.
The weather is very pleasant, with
cool nights the year round. No veg
ctables to be had at any price. At the
three forks of the Missouri the climate is
more agreeal c. There has been town
built up this winter at that place, and !
suppose the inhabitants will commence
farming this spring, as the country is well
adapted to it.
could write a very encouraging let
ter, but the mines are too much like
lottery-everv one does not draw prize.
Lumber sells from IS TO 20 cents per
foot There are three saw mills in
course of construction, and will be in
operation in few days. They will de-
liver lumber 70. Il cents per foot
There are three bitches nearly compile
ed, one Cf them will have water in il
few days. There are seventy load
coteams on their way from Salt Lake,
an will be in here in twenty DAYS.
'oe of our chief difficulties is the
aauof mail or reliable express and
banng house established here. A man
may ave large amount Of money bv
him, d cannot send it to the States, as
there no way of sending it f'om Salt
Lake, ere being no house or express
compa at Salt Lake that will insure il
from thpoint TO the States.
LAURENCE KEALEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
tINcIKNArI, Nav .

The court martial IN Nalaudignam's
case submitted IT. decision To burnside
ycstcrday. 1t Will be given publicity in
general order
The Goaetc has special dispa,ch
from Memphis 7th, saying Grant captured
Grand Gulf, foit Gibson and Mllard
Valley.
Grants main army was, on Wednes-
day. thirty miles up Black River, march.
ing on Nicksburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
J1HNS.N'S FAMILY FLOUR.
&c M o q n 4.

THE ASSIGNED HAS REMOVED HIS
L thoo NEPOT from the old stan on
Brady suee'' site the post Office, to the house
form II o10 by Dr Gibson, on the west side
of Brady pe'yhlrd and Fourth streets, where
he VIII, as IRE, always keep on hand
choice 10Y y. :" L0UR, IRON the wen known
mill ~ Jo"ns' Camden, Ill. have secured
siN year ~ he above premises, and nv
customers VIZ ter fad me at that place,
ready 10 rcpeio orders.
J. MORRISON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
Aettteh. Wanted

HbhbnI ,.ao0TICE TO ALL TO
i whom a'n ,,at they will do Inc
favor 70 p po, counts by the first of
June Tor payna 10 who are inIebted to
me are reques ci,t once, as | contem-
plate ,eas'ns 10" IN IN hall place all unad-
Justeu of an attorney fer
collecti On y-aa. G.G. HlCk0X.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
tHE MARKETS.
Davenport Mnrket.---Dnily Report

OFFICE or THK DWA. & News,
Saturday Eve, May y.
Quotations unchanged
fLorG Firm. Wholesale, s5.dol660; retail
81 oous p0
What 10GS0c for common grades and s5c
al % for tho best.
harley ldttio doing. We quote at Sl.l0.
CoRE- 10
Oars 900 51c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09

"SuK STOCKINGS. ."-Mr.J II. Uaight
Of the Metropo itan Livery Stable. has bought
the trotling horse silk Stockings Of the
fastest nsgs in this part OF the country. and in
tends driving him, we understand, with Bar.
fair as being the best and fastest horse raissd
in This county. There is prospect of there
being some fun next fall. for fast teams. Mr.
Haights team. together with Mr.. Jansens OF
L,Claire ,sre both fast. and will crowd hard on
orty. besides being as fns looking natched
teams as are to be found.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-09
ii, II. KING.

A TTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public.
OFrIcs-Dsvenport's Block, LeClaire, Iowa.
Particular attention paid to collections in SCOT,
county. mys-dly