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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27

VERY PRETTY-Cornelius Cadle went int
grocery store kept by a German in this cit,
made some purchases-put the tradesmar
to good deal of trouble-then turned round
and asked the merchant if he patronized the
COURIER. The answer being in the affirma
tive, the man Cadle refused to take the goods
The merchant knew very well that Cadle
-would never buy pound of soap of Ger
man. 1t isn't his style. These things are
only done for effect-and Mr. Cadle happens
to be one of the committee appointed to carry
out the abolition programme in this CITY, &c
ahead gentlemen, We will be in at the closing
up of the ring.-Cou,ier.
Our Satanic neighbor, while he lies about
this affair, is very careful not to give the
name of the German referred to. 1t is
George W. Willmering. The circumstances
were substantially these: Willmering was
measuring out some apples for Mr.. Gable,
when the latter, seeing the Courier on the
counter. asked if he supported that sheet
The reply was Eyes," "But do you support
its principles ?" was the next question. II
d." was the reply. "Then will not sup
port you," said Mr.. Cadle, "nor any one
else who is endeavoring to destroy this gov
ernment." He then left the store, without
putting Willmering to further trouble than
pouring his apples back into the barrel. The
insinuation that Mr. Cadle would not pur.
chase from German is false, as the Ger
mans we'll know
We unhesitatingly endorse Mr.. Cables &C
ton in this instance as right. We have fire.
quently remarked that this is the proper way
to suppress disloyal newspapers not sup
port them yourselves nor patronize any one
:: who does support them. In times of peace,
. and on questions in which the fate of our
:: country is not at stake, difference of opinion
should be tolerated, but when the permanent
cy of our free institutions depends upon
every effort Of loyal men being put forth to
maintain them, we should use all our infu-
ence to paralyze the efforts of those who are
endeavoring to destroy the government
, Personally we have no fault to find with Mr..
!, Willmering. He is we'll known as an honest,
upright citizen. His misfortune is that he
suffers party prejudice to carry him into the
support Of disloyal men and disloyal meas
ures. Until he renounces them, his store
should be Stunned by all Union men.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
L.,-TTAE EIEg.1
GENUINE PREPARATION

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATEDr -,,.,,i .s s,--, o,-,,.g
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCMU.
Positive and Specific Remedy IG.{ nlls3
For diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL,
and DROPSlCAL SWELLINGSels lV 49, u T. f...iI.'
this Medicine increases the powec of Digestion and
eHcGes the into healthy action ty which
the WATERY OR CALCAREUS depssitiohs and ali
UNNATURAL ENGAGEMENTS arc reduced as we'll
asePAIN AND and il good for =
MEN, WOMEN, Oh CHILDREN
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27


HlDEs.-Green &c, green salt lass, dry 1oc, dry
flint 15c. 3po2 i '..- - tss 3"
FIouR-s2.75a3,25. saara
aHAY-Timothy IS ,00a6, 90 per ton. ~ - -aa
WooL-50c per pound. ..-tF
WHBKHY--4Oc. i
LUMBER MARKET. Jrf f~faL
Common Boards SIS 90 Joist-under 24h.. Is %
Stock, Is 90 Framing Timber, Is 90
Sheeting, II 90 Scantng-2x4, IL so
clear-ist quality, 80 90 Sash -sxlo, sasHo.
siding-cl'r dressed, 16 90 1o1l9, 4alc.
rloorins~drs:ssd, . 81 io1 it &C. Sc.
| clean, 2s 90 2pannel, 50 90 to 50
Shingles, 80 to 50 Blinds. 90 to 90
Lath. 2 so
ST. LOUIS, March %.
Fl,ur-ss.4sae.7 70 in barrels and ss.s7 in sacks.
mon at 2Ac per ib gross.
Hogs-There has been better supply, with sales a
41aa5c per D net Esi-'ise
| sheep-Market bare. We quote at $5,00a6,00 per
| head 5He 4
Cows and Calves-Demand improving, and sales in
| the small way at 81, OOaS5,O0.
CHICAGO, March 25
| Wheat was very much excited and prices declined
Case per bushel with sales of winter receipts of No.
Spring all the way from ST. down to 92ao4c, and st
the cloRe there sellers than buyers at the
lower prices. Ill e
There was no inclination to operate in Flour, and
useless to give quotations, they would doubt be
vide Of the mark.
There was less excitement in Corn at the opening
and prices only fell off 1c but towards the close
other cent added to the decline and the market
ruled dull at 44c for winter receipts of Mixed.
Live Stock quiet and easier. F q 4
s5,,t1 BY Islsgraph.l s..rss -ea
NEW York, March &c.
FLouR-Narket dull and unsettled, and zoe lower
6,25a65o for Extra State. s6.soa7.o 90 TX. r. H. O.
I wnEAr-Market dull and nominal. sl,s2a1.5s fol
Chicago Spring-s1 57a1, 50 Milwaukee Club.
~ CoRN-Market heavy. taa. set.4 i
wHuKr-Market opened firm but closed heavy
45aAS1zc. atsvs 80. ~ siar -a.- qz...4-.c
Gold closing at 10Y. atsa {>.-os 9: ssis
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f--
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE OF MARRIED. Or CCk
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE
IN MANY AFFECTlONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
the EStTact buchu unequalled by any other remedy
90 Chlorisls or retention Irregularity Panulness
or Suppression of Customary Evacnations liberated
or state ofthe Uterus, Leucorha White
Sterility, and for all complaints incident to the sex
whether arising from Iadizcretion Habits OF Disspa
ton, or in the r..f7 z. esi 'fI'I'5 -t.l-G -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27

Tweeds, &c. &c.
EThe above Goods we have marked at very
small advance on Eastern cost.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

STILL THEY CoME.-Two more disin-
tsr-stsd individuAls have entered the polite,
arena and declare themselves willing to be
elected to the State Legislature, regardless II
expense or sacrifice Of tims.-Thsse are our
portly friend D.vis'. Of the Pennsylvapis
House. and the no less bulky person Of Hugh
N Thomson. Of Winfield. Should they by
come mistake. be elected. they will 20 much
isrtkss towards filing the Scott county sest.
than did the representatives, in 1861. two oi
which would scarcely weigh as much - either
Of the above aspirants. Mr. Davis. hitherto.
has been extremely unfortunate In his effort.
!or preferment, but ws nslics that his pluck
is uninpairsd. Hugh 10 . renegade democrs,
who left the party because his wisdom and
grestpsss was not Of half the importance be
thought IL vas.
Capt Esbert oonss 10 f,r . brssh With
John Iyter for the Office Of sheriff. The Co, t.
10 going 10 on his military comnission. The
N ,ttsr 10 to bs decided bet weeo them on Sat.
urday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12
SEwING MAcuNEs.-No article 9

Sewing MAcnxEs.-No article Of
hous.hod use is 90 much desired - . % ing
machine. Sorsp:dly has this In sntion grow
Into public favsr. that It 10 now considered a..
most Indispensable to every family. O.sr .
hundred thousand families alrssdv sgperienc.
tts bsntGts, and each weeks adds nearly an
other thousand to sbs list. end go the ratio OF
the demand increases 10 proportion - the sd.
vsutsges Of the invention become known Th.
sewing mschins' Of the present dsy 10 no, no -.
ever The sewing machines Of some yesrs back
Though retaining the first principals, man,
and vsIusbls improvements have been sddea
and various mod,f,.tions and alterations o,
machinery found necessary to increase III.
speed AID Efficiency. r. n1sr it more .impl.
and soisslsss. and adapt It to sll the ciff.r. NJ,
requirements Of the fsmil, and the .orkshop
The Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine Comp.
ny among the fret TO produce . prso'icsl sss
Ing Machine, have been the most successful IL
attaining these rssults. Their uo.qu.ilsd
machines are nov to be found in almost ever,
part Of the world. and they are every y her.
recognized A. the bsst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

IT II MArrtR OF suRPaIsE, not 10 say Oi
actual unbeiief. TO many, II not most OF the
people Of the North~est, West and sou,h ~es,
that from Green Bay and Lacrosse, on the
North. to Cairo AID g.. Louis On the South
The shortest route TO NEw YoRK, Philadelphia
When We add that this route, 60 generally
supposed to be q circuitous one to NV York,
is actually nearly one hundred miles shorter
than lbe route via Toledo, Baf.lo. and Alba
ny. aud s.yty miles less distance than via To
ledo 4 Erie Railway; This fact becomes onl,
The more astounding TO the large number OF
per sons who have heretofore regarded Bufia
10 Is the direct line to New York. A furthe,
advantage Of the route via Pittsburs, Is, thai
there IL but one change Of cars, bet~cen Chi
ca2o aud New York or Philadelphia, On sd
vantage Of great moment to ladies aud fami
lies, aud withal OF no less com ort to business
men. All these advantages can be secured
by buying your tickets TO the East over The
PiTrsBuRG, Fear WAysg g. CuicAao Rail
WAY, which can be bad In Chicago, aud at all
the Ticket Offices Of all prominent li0es In the
West
The REDUCTION OF YARR Just made by tbi,
line, to tl8 90 from Chicago to New York, q
privilege belonging to the shortest isss 10 wake
the rates, should Induce our people general,
TO try ibis new and admirably appointe line.
Shereby they can reach the East In less
time and for lower fare than by any olhel
route.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

Wednesday, Augustls
AaRivsD.
JENNIE WHirrLE, Campbell, Montross.
CANADA, Parker, Mnntress.
DEPARTED.
JIMMIE WnirrLx, Campbell. Mon,rose.
SoArs LsAvlsa rms Gvssino
The Northern Limo packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks. viii be duo for St louis and
intermediate points this evening X. M Prot.
lyman, agent.
BoAs LEAVING TO noKRow
Tho mail and passenger packet bin Henderson
Captain John Rhodes, will depart Tor nubuqu.
snd way points att o'clock TO morrow morning
&. II. King in the office. X. NJ Prettyman, agent
Tho mail and passenger packet kate Case
Captain b. w. Dav.s. Clerk v illians, will dspar,
for Montroso and way points Mt Z O'Clock to
morrow morning A. 1iie.e n. agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12
- .
Nav loRE. Aug. II

INV URk, Nug., T..
The Letter published in the World
dated aboard the the Steamer Liberty
Aug. 8 h. ports The mu der Of The
entr re fami of Benz. Bikam, then
present on the Plantation, which is in
Tenn, twelve miles below island No. 10.
by parry of 10 blacks l.. S. soldier.
f'om that island. Six persons were kill
cd. four of them children.
Most "f the demons were spprehendec
by the Federal cavalry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

since Vlcksburg and Port Hudson have
fal en-.
The 7ribune's special says John +
Hutchin., SPECIAL agent of the Govern
ment. has re,u ned from New Orleaos
and r'p r's IN Invor OF establishing . U.
s. Mint there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

DIR. SWEETS INrALLiBLk lINEMENT, J,
prepared from tho recips OF Dr. stephen Swee'
Of Connecticut, the great bone setter, and ha
been used ia his practice fcr the last t~en'y year
with the most astonishing sucoc =. A. an s1fe'
n.l remedy ;, It is without rvsl. and viii aiiev'
ate pain more speed ly than any other preparation
For all Rheumatic and Sevous Disorders II uuiJ
infallible, sni - curative for Sores, WOUNDS
sprAins, bruises, 40, its soothing, healing anu
Just wondAr and as,onisbm.nt Of oil who has
over given IL = 'risl. Over one thousand cer,ib-
icatss Of remarkable cures, performed by i within
the last two years, attest this fact. See advertise
ment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

Col. ALnx. CnAMBARs.-Wea are glad
to learn thu. there is . fair prospsO. OF the
promotion Of this able officer from Colonel ei
the lsth regiment to Brigsdier General Of Vol.
uutesrs. Surely no odicsr 10 tho service has
better earned promotion, or viii do higher
honor to - advanced position 10 the field. At
present. be 10 acting ~ division commander
His many friends vii! be pleased to hssr Of biz
pr emotion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

OE1.-Cspt. HUT leaves Tomorrow
mo,niog for Council Bluds to make grange
nsots for purshasieg horses for the three con.
paniss Of the 7.h Cavalry nov reodeEvsssisg
near that vicinity. Ar. wn. Chambers se-
osnpssiss him. They will undoubtedly have
. very pleasant time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

A GREAr BAaoAIN.-This morning
8. E. Brown. E.q.. purehassd OF Mr.. Joseph
Shisids his slsgsot new residence situated on
Brady street. above 18th. for fosr thousand
dsllsrs. This 10 one Of the best bsrg line vs
heard Of this season. Az prssent prices the
house sssld not bs hui't for that sum.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

GooD.-Mr. Willard informs 10 that
Gel. Alsxa udsr ChAmbsrs. Of the 10th lows.
b.. been sensissiensd . Brigadisr General
Of vslsntesrs We trust this is The case. for
thy o6hssr thas Col Chambers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

ExrsAvAGaNT.-Ne notice the Rock
Island Union 10 trying to encourage sxtravs-
gancs 10 that oity BY ealing Ter the erection
Of new hotsl-ons - extensive and eoO-
plsts in arrangement and msnags"snt - 10
found 10 Davenport or Chicago. What fool
ishnss'i Rock Island has got just as good Ao-
tel accommodations to. day a. the city re-
quires We consider the lslavd City House .
fret class, A No. I hotsl-ior Rock Islsnd
It-is large enough and too lsrgs-for Rock
leland il is kent In t,p.,op s,yls-for
Rock leland and any expense inquired
by any one there 10 attenp pting to d.
better would be shssrsst folly-mosey thrown
away nsverpors TO be realized. Humble
cites ought to be oontebted with humble be-.
tels; they have . right to build eighteen thou.
ssnd dollar slough bridges for the benefit Of
their moro prospsross ssighbors. II they choose
even If they are hssd over hssls 10 small pic
syuns debts that thsy can never pay. but /, is
charitable to presume that Ne enc would be
90 simple - to fool away mossy 10
buildine . 6rst clsss hotel 10 . fourth elass
railroad station. The Union 10 too imagins-
tive too much unacquaintsd With rsaI,,ie'.
s'ss il would rsstsain lie sxtravsgsns idsas
We have y npa,hy for Rock lsland-ws al
vays had. because Of its weakness. and W are
astonished that man aspiring 10 The dignity
snd judgment ofa newspaper editor should
attempt to feed such . puoy thing out Of
large platssr sith big sroop. It certainly
shsws . dsar.h 81 good sense. and gross igno
rance 10 the management Of premature inva-
Ida
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12
THE SING r, EN Nc MACHINES

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE la fast "a ming . world vide reputation.
II Is beyond doubt tho host and cheapest and
meet beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines
vct offered to the public. NJ other Family sew
ing Machine has 40 many useful Appliances for
dsmming, binding Telling, Tuoking Gsthering,
unaging, bfaiding, fmLroidsring. C.rding, a,d
spiorth No other family sowing achine has 20
much capacity for great variety OF wmt. ID
sil sew all kuds Of 9 9th ard with all kisds OF
thread. Grea, and recent Improvements make
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable. and
most durable. and IN ,st certain In action at all
rstcs of spsed. II fsakes tho in,crlocked stitch.
shic b tho best known. Any one. even Of the
rdinary capacity can SEQ, at glance, how 10 use
he letter A Family Sewing Machine Our Fam
y Sewing Machines arc finished In chasts and
eNgni.itr yl-.
The foaing case OF the Family Machine is .
pi ece Of cunning work NJ hip Of tho mos, u,sfui
.ind, II protects tho maohiLe when not la use.
aud when .b,u 10 be operai, d may bs open, d -
. apacious aud substantial table 10 susts In the
.ofk. White 80" q Of tho Csscs. made out OF the
oh, icest woods, are ash ed in the Sin plest snd
,has,est manner po,.itie, Others arc adorned and
,pbolished IA tho most ctstly snd superb manner.
II Is absolutely n.osssnry TO vro the Family
iachins IN cpcration, 80 as to judge 81 is g,est
capacity and bsauty. IL is fast bocoming as pop
ulsr for & mily aw,og AZ our Sshuisc,urlig ma
'hino are Tor manufacturing purposes.
The iirnn Ofiees nrs all weli supplied with
siik twist, thread needles oil. &c, Of the best
qualify
.-en1 fora PAnrHLtr.
rrE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
45s Broadway. NY.
Chicsgo Once. 90 Clark Street.
1e. ID IRA USE,
ngi2.d6m Agent N Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

DR. SwEEi's LiHEMsHr.-We call the
speeisi s.,su.,ou VI our readers to the advsr-
tissmsut Of Dr.. Swss.s Iufallibls Linemsnt in
another column. This srtiois hes been before
the public several years. and proves 10 be
equal to ,b. b ."d On infaliibls remedy fr
q. dis.as.s spssiasd. Try it. For sale BY
dnAIsr uAl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12
WAs;lIAGToN. Anr.. L.

"''FF"'VN, NHEr =.
II is stated that Brig. Gen. Warren,
chief Typographical engineers, has been
promo cd to Major G, neral.
New rcb'l camps were discovered on
Sunday on Poney mou.t ,ins near CuI.
pepper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

HARD CAsEs.-In police court TO-DAY
we're brought Ansslins Arssld aod Msss,.
Dseo'sos. tvo bsrdsosd .inssrs Of the pave,
ssd'vers sss'lup 70 tbs count , jail % vserap pts
Il v likely that the isssr.s's Of socissy would
best ssbssrvsd BY ksspisg such suissne., ., /.
der lock ssd key oil the time. The eur.. a,
psossisa'ies 10 bsss~ios too general. asd IN,
city ssbsrit'ss should make extra sigs.t 70 -,
thss u b ksps dsvs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12
THE CT y.
~ See Fourth Page.

ALWAYS buy your nice dry wood Of
Keatiog 4 Co. on the levse b. tween love
and Rock Island sts. They sell lower than
any other the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

MIDSUMMER SocIABLE At MRsRo-
roLIrAS HALL All ths arrArgemsnts TOR thi.
entertainment srs fully complete. ltisgiv. n
bv ssne Of the memtsrs Of the associa ID
Congrsss to wh ch organization the profit oil
be donated Thoss Who desire TO attend .
pleasant gathering should mt fail 70 be prss-
sot. Milo Whiis's fell ba. d fur,shss mu. for
dancing Belle restaurant will BE- open tor
those desiring refreshments. TIE. sts. .dais.
ting . gentlemen and ladies. one dollar. Those
who hsvs received: :invi,a,ieDs may obt.in tick
etc from f. Cock. II. W. Bennett, L. A. on
yer. II. n. Smith. or C. W.wssver, mem be,s .
Invitation Coumi'tss. or at the door. on pre-
ssntatiop OF invitat ,0s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12
nr. AIrPsrs
1NEAIIDl.E l.nNoM ENT.
Great Extet, nj X. med,.

For Rheumaii.m Gom Mwaiy.a Iumbago. >tH
Neck AID 10. u. SO,an'. n mses cm. and
WOt.d.. Pi.s. Hod,ch, and al Rsw-
maf,e and A,,,ous d.so. dets
L'OR al Of whi h IL ~ y speedy and certain
4 remedy aud never inils This Liniment 10
Jtepa, 81 !inm the recipe II pr ~, phrB we-t u
ounecu at, the lam ~ Sone setter, and has con
i,cd IN his Practice for III re lhan tweuiy years
With the most nstnGisbinp success
AZ an ALLtyt.Ion ~ pAIs IL 10 uLiivsled by
my p,ep,ra ION before tho pubic, o. which the
no tsk.ptlcsi may DO conv iced by a VI, gi- trsl.
THIS Linimebt will cur rnpdy ana rsdi ally,
heumatic Diso,d.i. of .ve,y lind, nj d Ia thou
anls of c,-es where IL has boon u ed II has new
v beer known 10 fail.
ton NsuaALo A, u will M rd immediate relief
uc.ety case bosryer distreslihg
IL will relieve tho wor ! cases nf HEADACHE In
three mites aud 1t is wafr~b1ed TO- u.
TOUIu. en- sl,o will II cure Instantly.
Fua NrkvOU, DtBI.IiY and '.cucrsI Las
itudo arising from impru tonne r excess hit LIN
,nrnt il a nost happy and un'sii'hg remedy act
no directly upon the nervous tissues su~gfh-
ros and revi6s- tho syston and 'cstorssit to eiss
Icii y aud vigor.
FOR rILt- As an external remedy We claim
hat 10 10 the b,a known, and We cbsli, nge the
world to Irpauro an eq al. Every victim of th
iares ing comp int .hould give II tia', for it
will not iai to AFFORD Immediate relief. and IN
nsjo,itv of eases will sf ct n rodie0 cure
QUiNSY a >OkL TBR AT arssome''mes exr
remcly rsaiig napt and dangerous. but . timely
application Of his Lin mont vi never fail 10 cure
sPR. INS sr. s,no.nes very obs s'inAte. ara
enlargement Of the joints is liable 10 occur " ne
elected. Tho worst case may be O. nquered BY
{ il Liniment In t.o or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS. WOUNDS. SOtES, ul'-
'tR-, BURNS L SCA Lbs, yield read y 20 the
~onderful heslin properties Of DIX "tElS
iNfA LLlBLE LINIMf NJ. when ussd according
{. direct,nns abo Ch1LBLA IN, fkOslhD
FEET. 4 INSECT BITES 4 sTI s6S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Scott County will meet in
their respective Townships and select delegates
70 attend . County Convention at the Court House
in the City Of Davenport to 70 held on Saturday,
August 22d, 1858. for the purpose Of nominating
Candidates to bs voted for at tho spproaehing
October election.
The ratio Of Township representation will be
one delegate for each Township, and one for every
twenty votes, and fraction Of ten or over, cast
for Richard II. Sylvester. At the last October cleo
ton This will sn,itle the Township to be repre-
sented ~ follows:
Davenport. 81 Blue Grass .......... )
LeCisire. e........... hickory Grovs....... :
W,n6sld.... -. . Aliens Grovs.......
frinc st0n ......... Lib-rty. 80.
Pleasant Valley. 2 kockingham... ;.
Buffalo. CltonA. ...... :
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
Ch .irman Go. Com.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12
TO-DAY'S IT'S.
/. y. WELLS,
Pu a Ik N A e. TINT

Pu a II N A e. EUT INT &.
NO. 00 II. Ady 0t.,
DEALER IN
Drugs, I lcsssicals, Paint,
oils, Varni.lacs Oycs,GIass,
Putty, Bru.hc., >wrSicaI 4
De0Sal Instruments, Per-
luallery, SpO"gcs, Fancy "r
licle-, SOAPS, Liquors oOr
medical purposes. Patent
Medicines. &C a..
ParlicnIaralornliOn paid
Ia rhysician's Prcscrip-
ei"ns and Orders from
Country Physicians.
a.,10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

CHANoED HANps.-It will be seen
BY referring 70 our advertising columns the.
DR.. ". ". Parker hss disposed Of the stock Of
Drugs ssd Medicine. No. ss Brsdy:st. kso.n
st the Uoion Drug Store. to Ar. l. J. Wells
We rust the change is for the best. % ws Or.
ioforn.d that Mr.. Wells is . thsroagh drug
gist and undsrstssds bis business. and vill
make quite aa sdditios to the ssock Of ued,-
cine on bssd. We vsuld advise persons visb
Ing to pnrchsss articles 10 that liss 70 Civ.
him fell share Of patronage. He vill off.,
no goods but those that sre pure and fresh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

Nhiaag nu,ke,s.
CHICAGO, August IL.
FLouR. Market dull. Whi,e Winter 60 -
spring ExiIs % 90.
waKAr No. Spring 500 Red Wints,
VI Or
CORN %sdt6lh.
Oars -rrmer 81 2aB5I.,
krx.- Stesay. No 6Ue In st.te
New YORK NufEct.
Nav YoNG. AuguHtl II.
F'OUR Market 50i10 lower - s5,d4 VI entr,
state F; S. 40uL5 85 4 no
W8hAT-In favor o. buyers. ptGl Is f.,
'priDg. los Nil. Club. sil9dl.26 Minte,
Rcd
CORs- Better. 6sM6slSo.
tA1s 10 better. i3olaic.
NulsEy-4 454M46.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

SKvEHTH CAvALRY.-This regimel t
which vas st,li stopping 81 Des Moines y.s.
t.rdsy will probably be of to day, or very
on for the western frontier
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-12

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