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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
mo ArrAcK IN rIG pEFENcEs on sAvANNAI

THE ATTACK on THE BEEENCES OF SAVANNAH.
SavaNNAu Feb. !. During the attack upoa Fort Nc
Aiscr THIS morning, the flag staff of the ronclad was
hot away. she was anchored within one thousard
yard of the Fort She retired evidently injured, as
she did not reply to shots from lie Fort when retiring.
Though the p,rIp.t itout Of one Of Tie guns Of the
Font Was entirely demolished Che men remained firm.
There Is no excl em-u but the best spris prevailed.
About g o,o, this afternoon an iron clad aud gun
boat approached within two miles Of TlundrrboIt bat
tery Dipped a ttg fired two SLOTS aud retired. Tie
ThuuderLolJ battery is i've miles South OF the city.
Two g,,nJoals came up to St. Mary's Monday last.
One Of ihen went up the river aud fire to The hou-
-es ON several plantations C,p,. Har.ison's company
of cavalry fred on them when lhcy hauled or to a Dis.
lance out OF Tue rinsc OF small arms, and shclei fun
ou,y. another boat was landing men 3 ST. Mays On
Tuesday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

OK LIKELY NEGROES.-On WEDNESDAY,
,)D ih February, o'clock viii be sold IS likely Negroes
consiE:ay Of boys ani gr among them good
hui.. SCI wants hand, belonging u meD)
fr KILL. DICKINSON A o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

~ Runaway Subscriber about tie last Of December
lse negro rscer;y purchased o. aessis
Hi Co.. Of Richmond Va Theae are " TIE ooH-
tny cescrptic T. 10 Wit ,-.....,.~
lon inches bR Weighing about lao pounds
sood weaver aid lie property Of Henfy Cox Of hta
rico snty, Va. -. -. .,.A
Moses boy, sbou, old, ahc1 ests inches hsh
a. ne proue,tg Of Wa Scott Ecrkl ghan county o.
me-. len shout pr0yocztcn aud are, obtes. At
tempting rinrn to their former &C. 'nn
the Yankee lines
secured In all tat get them asAp ~ ~ ndy "a
lars for either Of them. 'oShbA o. rD v'.1o
IA2T-14s S>@t' -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
.I,sTG OAK TE1BcR WANTED.

Tue above u-er must be clear sap" "roler knott Do
ctye heart" nd shakc" and should be cut rcfsiss
the soard Where TIE is short Eo % riore pieces
nay punished tOg-g- b.. siion mus - rsd % .he dis
tisii pgrls ofihe I'D.
ressns scsd firnis SboTe Timber Win please s6
oGes lufsrs., ealg the prc per thousand
board easrrs, et Ao they viii be able % csr,s he
whole nuuhsf q lso-s required a
JAi9-eo4w Chief Of Ordnance sid Hydror1pby.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
NALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The undersigned oGe for SALE at public auction, the vAu
able Farm in Louisa county, known Stunning HILL" Il
lies both sides Of the No-h Apnt River contains so Acres o.
tnd In high state Il Improvement with abundance Of good
water, and remarkably healthy The buildings consist
DEeng House with eight rooms, besides basement all necessary
buildings Including number OF tobacco barns The soil ~
admirably adapted the growth ofsorn wheat tobacco clover
other grasses The supply Of wood abuudani large pro-
being ona growth II located eight miles SortheAc
Central Eaoad and Is IN convenient distance Of ToleTsye
House and TIeyian's depO aud presents
opportunity capitalists and others desiring
valuable !am.
viii be made known on dav Of sale.
Mr. W W. Goome who lives the place. will show the prem
ises to any visiting H.
All addressed to the undersigned RapdAn
ton, CLlpeper county, Va viii be promptly attended
II. T. H0LLADAY
Agent for Mrs Julia A. Holiday.
The above sale will take place the l2 day Of Febfury next
which an the stock mules, horses plantation utensils &C.
I'll he 4old--si Of which valuable. ja2i-tdS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

GESERiL ORDERS
No T.
Usniiaes Tor appointments Of artillery oTcers Ord
tuy, who have passed s examinations Rt he heAdusr
amy urmy c.rIs drps be placed
orlnsfcc div ac,in dnance officers The number placed
on duy shah exceed oueha Of the s.Yle nhc pa,sed
there and snail h taken o. head Of tho no wh0us refer
c.ce lo tic .rllt fut which t,Cr arc tccormcnied
Acrg cIdutf.0 oes p7cti iuty gh II be entitled 10
nav 7 t ,-feasr . Il Recommended Tor mat 10 her rade
and a. % Lltl-n5H,s n jmnellt i5 higher grade.
Clurs,ofs g Dc Issued as the -inaiuns
rccd r. az thl aru. ami viii be for grades aud n dates
corf ond o.. 'ia general roll ~ lri; established by the
ar.u.r.
IL m, trMassfs Dcps will Issue OF the
AMY dJty e9rouns Cunscrhts, such fuel stationery
i;in the limits prescribed existing regulations
~ puddle osicefs sl he certified by those In
dsaans she for the proper dr. charge their duties
eiimatr expenses The perform o si-h duty will
be pa 81 The enrolng officers ,ned upon
accounts approved By the Conuaudtn q Co. scripts
state OF Commander " Cshp OF Instruction. ~ ORDER
tsgirdl COOPER,
J6O-iw Adjt and Inspr Gent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

BY KENT. PAINE co.. AuctIonesr,
INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
II OF DRY GOODS At AUCTION = On WEDNESDAY the
ih Of February win sell at Warehouse, without
GOODS ever offered suction In this MARKET nladDg the fol-
lowing choice Goods, viz:
lsS Piece s@ Rack and Rspsy PSss' and csSeTe
30 Piece Whit, Gray and Red flsnnes
$50 Pieces Elegant DeLaines, Cashneres and POPlius
100 Pieces Black Alpsccas Mernos and Deteses,
50 Pairs sGper Red Blankets,
$50 Pi res Black and White and Madder Prints,
ICU0 Dozen spool Cotton, white and coored,
2O1 While, Gray and Assorted Cotton Hose,
81 Pieces sap-r @ uutry Jeans and Iiomespans,
20 Packs English and American Pins,
Brown Cottons, Patent Threads,
Spool r-ist, Needles susPenders
ss.l sI GSsras aad ssars Merno Shirt. and Drawer.
s-e,Go, stella and Cape shaEls
Plaid D1meatic1 shrting strites, Gfnshams
Parasvls and Umbrellas, Bone and Pearl Buttons,
Beached shiring,, Irish Linens and Table Diapers,
siIk and Cotton handkerchief, Shoe. Threads, Combs,
Marseile' Q Ills. Plan 'ei Shirts, Denims,
Linen Cambria handkerchief, Gloves and Gauntlets,
Hoop Skirts, Rich Yestings, Comforts,
Ladies Closk' aud Nantes, Eubr,idrries,
SOAPS Assorted, Lead Pencils, Tooth Brushes,
% ReAms Commercial Note aud Letter Paper,
AIarge Inyoce7f CLOTHING, consisting Of
Eea,y Oil Cloth Goats,
Extra BiacL cicth FroeL Coat,
Heavy Business Coats W.: Pants, &C.
$500 Pairs OF Mems WOnens AID Chldren's Shoes and
consisting Of Mems Cavalry aud Dress Boot fine Bal
moral Shoes heavy brogahs Ladies' Leather and Mo
rocco boots, Lasting Gaiters, Morocco AMI Leather
Shoes Chlldren's Boots, Shoes aud CATERS, Rubber
0yershoes, &c.
ALSO,
25 Genuine P,,nca Cali skins,
$50 sine am ENtra soil Hats,
1000 English Army Cans
600 Rich window Shades green AMI sold ehln landscape
flowers, &C
ALSO,
Rich Ginps, Corjs and TAsse.s, &C.
Of si 10 o'clock Calf skins
Hats viii be sold at II o'clock, after which the Dry Goods will
offered KNIT, PAINE CO.,
fe2-ts Aucioneers.
A DDITI0NAL.-Wi be sold at IL O'clock
"A sETT FURs,
Elegant Hudson Bay sabeOr the tok and wounded soldiers
Also,
10 Flpe Paris Cloth Cloaks-atest style,
80 Very Opera, Spy, and Field Classes. All the above
win be offered about II O'Clock. KENT, PAINE CO.
f3-lt Auctonecrs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

T ARGE SALE OF GROCERIES. - On
IL THURSDAY morning 5th February at 10Y O'Clock, st
Warehouse, on Cary street, will sell,
20 hhds prime srgar
100 bbs do DO
bO han do do
ObaEs prime RIO Coffee
do pltek Pepper
do Alshice
1Okess super Carb Soda
10 ties Eice
100 sacks Salt -
100 bJ!s Flou (psr slightly damsged) together VIII
100 gross Matches,
And many ARTICLES with which the sale VII CON.
mence. -
fe2ltds TAiDf WILLIAMS, hrcts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

TEACHER WANTED-Wanted "A male or
female teacher qahG.l to teach Latin and Music aud Age.
brt and Geometry, I a small school WI A. HORsLEY,
ieg-dS13t Hirdwics stille, Nelson RI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

NOTICE-I will sell, at public auction, at
New E,f Court House the 2nd THURSDAY In February
being Court day. excellent STEAM SAW MILL Of twenty
horse power. Also some BlAChcilrHS TOOLS The MI
can be seen 90 the farm Mr. w. W Taaierro, three miles
jais~,S v. vAIuEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

TOBACCO FIXTCRES.-I will Sell at Pub
lie Aacaaa on "WEDNESDAY, hs 18th fay Of Pebra
Tie TOBACCO ISur,s felrry Used In the ORG Anrfaetgrn
es.alshuect Major W. r. stbsrrr, ~ Daryie, which
brace large Hydraulic Presses or Ter sharpening teo'eeo
VII four sets Of KetAner and sh.-r complete and h
Other for packing the boxes With complete sets ~ Pep
then, Iron. Also steam 'ngine 7t7ehe
Nj in sunicient capacity work HydrAulc Pfrs-es
twenty Screws large aud small several Iron Mills, With plato
aud complete and all the other fixtures uel la are sa
lshnlent Of this kind.
viii also sell time iafe quantity Of seasoned
ox Plank thousand pounds OF Lcorce thirty kegs
Boy Nsik several boxes Olive oil, &c, &c.
This the largest and Desirable lot OF Tobacco fixtures
ever ole, 81 at auction In Virginia. T. D. MEAL,
fe2-l2ts Aueuoneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
ADJUTANT AND INsP. GENL's oFHCE, !
RiCHnOSY, Jan. q, 1853.

nj
RoHnoEu, Jan q, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS
No. H.
The Military Courts appointed snd organized under the ap-
proved October 9th, 1852, viii be governed anil CONTROLLED
other martial by ts Athletes Of War and Regulations
the Army In connection with the Aforesaid october o. sC2
Their proceei ~ viii therefore be subject 10 eveF by the
commtndng General of The corps which they attach
ei who, by the decision Of The PCS dent Is the proper reviewing
of all uch proceedings under the provisions o. Che
he Articles u War The original proceedings o these C,
tter hnsl action T. lad he, vii btransntte1 TO the oce
- AltNut snj Inspector General, agreeaby is
Article Of War.
BY Order,
IsigneD s. COOPER,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

NOTICE.-Peisons having business with the
~ BRANCH BANK OF vfRGINI'. Al Freierck. burF. ain
6ud the oalce.s at the BANK OF VIRGINIA in this city p
stAirs.)
t The public can't ned against eceyins one and W.
m notes Of Bn 81 Virginia s a. F.eirekssar
iat,, 81 JaiarY aid sube si trot Col Ia 1905 locusye
Which wea never the Bark, but stolen its vu
BY Army Of the Uuited states VI IL camp oowe
iea-u WM. K. GORDON, Cash.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
LoR SALE-At pnblic auction. ON the lath

IIUK SALt--At pnbllc auCtlon, on The Iyth
day Of Fbrdsry, -C3 the house and lots bout twenty
,t Ele God the former residence Of Joseph
@ CnL- d.rd Also, be s0l several hundred
Iani usin growth WI nb-rri, lying about two miles dis
taut The buiiugs are 10 every wy suite To the comforts Of
large flniy CONSISTING dveling, Office With
rooms, tlther rryrs houses stables, race"usr aIr Ice
hase good condition said property Les Ia full
the Jane. River Canal aud adjoins III lands Of y. A.
Cbru parculHr description Is deemed unnecessary
- peIs,s elsdng pnrcsc win view Tie pefui8sa for
uemasyrs. a. b, reached hY she canal, The o. aud
Iya.hbur Railroad from Nelson station, and desrug
the ear upon residence write q
~ I've River Wave hoase, r. o, Nelson county, Va
ja31-tds' WM. CABELL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

SCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC-
y COThe undersigned manufacturer Of the celebrated
brand Of su,akng Tobacco Oily BaEle Grand Turkey WD-
ebago, and Ephp has enlarged his capacity for manufse-
uug added us bnsins the manufacture Of superior
malt, Of Saul, which he Is prepared - furnish his
and the sde generally, At wholesale prices 81 his
Factory. Of Ph And Jackson stree Lync bury Vs.
oc29-6m 3. FERGUSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

A Ii persons having claims against the estate
~ u CD Thomas NJ Bopdunu requested to notify The
A J. BONDuRANT,
ja2l-lm VS.. T. HALL. Executors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03

DJRERYE WHISKY "A few barrels PURE
i OLD RYE WHISKY which viii sell 10 seeordsrse q
tn Provost Msrshsis order - ,,,,s 3
laSi-et- BLANK SnAAoAA-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-03
pICmMoND VARIETIES.

." ENNMFfH n.utIN 10 Ih.AfH NAh AAAE W Z
While virtue viii survive the tomb "
IA 2cth, 1863.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
oUR CRY POLICE FORCE.

Nss.ss EDnoss-I desire 10 cay . wcrd
about the police force OF ,h!s city, and its sbl-
i,y TO prevent and punish erine.
II 10 we'll known to the citizens Of this city
that ~ open, heli, and asaI ant burglary vss
committed Saturday evening sbeut halt past
II O'Clock p. u. ~ brssking open the Hat d
Fur Store Of oar ctixsl E, Smith and taking
thsr-'rem absat $3.50 worth OF fura Every
body made the inquiry yesterday morning,
nno did 1t Who were the burglars Per-
tinsnt questions, Of course, AID who can an
swer7 No enc. but to inquire Who was Il
A police force noted bot for oss thing. and
that 10 who DO you shIsk II vsss Stood
around the street corners all day Jsstsrday
Specializing upon probabilities Of who did
IT,"
Nor. assert that the burglary was oon.
miltsd by the pimps, the W. and gamblars
OF this city that there 10 at lsast forty oi
them that they are permitted to walk our
streets. and insnlt With impuoity our sitIsens
thit there is mot moral force enough in our
city au thority 20 arrs.t and punish the Va
grabts who infsss and poison the mo orals Of thls
community and 1t 10 we'll known that this
city is infested with q crowd Of burglars. pros
ututas and pinps. that would astonish many Of
our citizens If exposed. and that ths city sa-
ihofltis. ought TO be held sriminally rssponsi-
be for any further delay in "oleaping out the
city Of this curse to the community. Oar lave
are sufHcient, ample and directory to abolish
the whole tribe ss vrgrants and there is no
excuse for longer srfsring the nuisance. am
volunteer In the NOV sment. even At the risk
Of the threats mads against any one who
ahould presume to move against them.
The acts OF the city authorities for the rAst
forly eight hours win settle the question
whether we are to be subjected to the impp-
dence OF these male and female burglars, pres.
titrtes and pimps; or whether W have a city
government equal 10 the emergency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

TEE FLonRxcE-Thsrs are SEINE faets In con
nsosion wish this new snd unsqualied sewing
machine, that pspeons dssiross Of purohasing {
the very best would Dc we'll to remember, .
few Of which are here given: -
First--It 10 the only msehins eItsnt having
. reversible feed, which enables the operator
10 sew either right or left At pleasure
i46eeond-lt 10 the only machine In the
world that makes . parfsetly elastic seam,
alike on sash side Of the fabric.
Third-t not only makes the look stitch,
but three othsrs, which for eertaia kinds OF
word are much superior. especially where
elasticity 10 required.
Fourth-It IL N . only machine that fast.
enc The end Of each seam securely. and does
Il In one fourth Of the time Il can be done BY
hand.
Fifth-It 4 oss NOT draw thin, fins goods
down through the slot or hsis In the work
plate, nor drop stitoh In turning corner.
Sixth-lt 10 the ouly machine having q
shapeeless tension, end No slack thrsade, both
sf which are drawn together simutan sonsly
esvsuth-ls 10 the only machine capable Of
making more than one kiod Of stitch, hence
maay Who have not sssn H suppose that IL
must Be very complicated sash, however, is
aot the fact, % Il hse less psrts. came. aprings
and frietios than asy other shuttle maohins.
Or many u The loop stitch machlsss, while
for streoeth, dossbility and beauty Of dssien.
% trees g viii beer. asd ws Invite. ooupsr.
ises With any Or oil other msshinss. L.,
these vAe 6es6t sall ssd ~ A-Okieaee ~.
|sesRa
Mn j ]. oIaenaAs. AessA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

SENrEKcaD.-I vii! be recoiected
that mention was I'd ads in the city papers a
tow weeks since Of the robbery OF the money
drawer in the grocery store OF Mir. Bolger. on
I'd street, of about $50 In mopey, and Of the
subsequent arrest Of Geo. King, John Brown.
Charles Garland. Geo. WiisoD and JOHN
Kaough a. the thieves. These prisoners were
broueh. into Court to,day. and without going
to trial plead guilty, whersupon the Judge
sentenced King Is months and brown l6
mouth. in the State P~nitsntiarv: Gartand
and W W;lson so days In the county jail; Kaough
was discharged. Stewart d Armstrong wss
for the first three and Geo Ii. Parker tor The
last two defeudants-Elis for State
This is pretty severe lesson for these youu &
men. and one. IL is to be hoped. that will 10
them some good.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

The Flour Test q ,hc Davenport Hoye.

A10 VsVos Aess - snO D0vOuP1s nOvss
Dr. LANCER. the Invee.igssor. 70 "A B.lisv-
or" [ip sp:ri.s1 greeting:
we are nss to submit our undsratanding g
10 the belief Of th oss things vhioh are con.
xary 10 our understanding. We musl have
. resson for thst ~ believe. sbovs our rea>
son. DIR, WAieAeoss.
Being des rous to rsmunsrats you for yosr
kind remembrance In Jour Tote In the DxH.
ocaA1 d NEws Of the 1l.t met. ! give you
the requested Information respecting the So
| cslled Flour test Of the Davenport Boys.-
You will please rscellect that the boys hem.
| selves. or - some contend, the 5pirits. did
the tytng preliminary to that test. when I
| vas present Now, being an Investigator
and havins had ths opportunity TO observe
tso. which Believer" does not require. !
potiesd that in the ssats Of the beg wers
Two holes, through which the esrds With
which the hands we're tied we're connected
| With the feet, thus enabling the beys. BY
| raising their feet under the esst to slaeksp
the loeps encireling the wrist-c -conseqeotly
! the hands could be slipped through. even
when they we're closed and holding one tea
spoonful Of -four. | am Authorised - II .
former eommuniestion TO . Spiritualist. TO
make the following propositions: Another
| one hundred to one thousand dollars to Be
puv up, t0ot the hour teet Will nov DO
| pesformed-lst. II the boys allow me 10 tie
then. leaving the palms end backs Of their
hands free. I'd, II they wish to tie them
| selves. l to have the liberty Of applying
! psint to the neck Of the instruments they
perform With. Sd. they 70 tie themselves, !
TO havs tho privilege Of placing the instru- :
q snts in . bsg. tying the bag or painting 8
the aperture. II tbs boys play tunss on the
violin. etc.. etc. under saeh eifeumttanses.
without giving evidence that they used their
hands In playing on ths instrumsnts-ths
money to be yours. to be used according 70
your plea.urs n they fall. sbs money to b
appropriated to = Hospital fund
Any further information reqsired viii be
given BY the "Redoubsable LANCER.
TIE popular store Of Kehoe d Car.
hart. opposite the LIE clairs House. is in re-
csipt Of tho latest styles Of ladies winter
olosks, eloskipg eloths, and woelen fabrics
generally.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

second term will commence Saturday Nov ~
Masters and Missss elass. Saturday New 2i
o. 2 o'clock p. NJ Ciass for Ladies', Monday
Nov, 28, at . O'Clock T. 81. & anita. Glaze, Mon
day evening, Nov 2S, At Z O'Clock P. II. In-
iticn fve dollars for each holnr-one half
to be paid ia advance. ny1s 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

APPLES ArplRsl Green has just
apples ever oftor-d for rale in ih,, eity Thsy
sonpfise 10 paft. the Balf,wer. Northern spy
Rhode Island Greening. Spitr absrg. and
many other excellent varieties Ca and max.
sel sctiooa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

I,scHAaGED. The man Nelson,
whoss trial for passing counterfeit monsy oe
eupied The time Of the District Court for three
days last wssk, was acquitted by the jnry.-
Stewart Armstrong for defendant: Ellie Tor
Statn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS
Notice.


OuVV NC =" 0HO
L,OR THE RECOVERY OF THE FOLLOW
i ING list Of gccds, which were stolen from
Smith 3 Hat Store on Saturday night last, aud
the conviction OF the thieves; or $50 for the re-
eosery Of the goods:
Mink n Cape,
! Fitch n Cape,
Natural Muekrat 4 Cape,
! Misses Siberisn Squirrel Collar,
/ do 90 do Mud,
Fitch MuA,
! French Sable MAG.
Pair Fitch Cufs,
IL Yds. Swan Down,
Otter Cap.
l Muskrat Cap,
I Pairs Beaver Gaunusts,
do Nutrioe do
do Brown Fur 6eai 0awntists.
silver Wolf Robe,
Beaver Mufers,
] NutYice do
1 Pair Black Seal Gauntiets,
Ladies Hoods trimmed with Nubls,
do do % Bsavsf,'l
to6 French Sable vietorinss and 4 cspss.
About a doz. Caps Of various patterns.
ney2S.dH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
BROW MS
II RON CHIAl.
TROCHES
CouGHs q:
AND
A.
STATE OF IOWA.

DAVENPORT, Nov. q, 1868
General Crdeys No. l27.
L. Capt Wm. II. Inghsm's comrsny, organized
for service Of the State Of Iowa the
frontier, under General Orders No l2l will be die.
charged on the let day OF Jsnuaiy, 1884, or st an
ga, Her date upon being relieved by g 9. troops
II. Capt. VIM. u. Irsham viii proceed on the
6ret day Of January, 1854 st earlier date. up
on being sd 5ised Of relief by u g. troops to the
poete here any details Of said sny are located
and there muster out eaid detacb ments Sn9A
Ill. Capt VIM. II. 1ngham 10 hereby ordered 10
turn over to It. Lewis II. Smith, Quartermsster OF
Nor bern Border Brigade. all sYms, eQuipmsnts
ammunition, commisssry stores, forage and all 9th
public property. taking his proper receipt there
for, and reporting with same in person, TO this De
rartment to be mustered out.
". L. Lewis h. Smith will hold all such prop
erty subject TO orders Of this Department.
BY order Of fCommander.in.Ch Chief,
N. B. BAKER
Adj. Gen. and A. q. II. Gen. Of Iowa.
noyzs.lt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23
10 T. q Z = r Z R

roR THE WEEK ENDING SovBNBsR, - 1888,
Il lobserrn.ions. anderths direction
of the Snithaonian lnstitution, made at GrissCoid
College, by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, Latitude, Al 80;
North Longitude, 1892 Wes; Heiyhtaboss the
sea, 1877 feet.
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS The Board
met ~ rsr adjournment THE morning. ami s'-
ter Organization entered upon III. trsn.,ctiop
OF Business The tsrm will lspt thres or four
days
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BALLoRp has q 6ne lot OF superior
spsstaciss. aieo lot OF coneave. eolorsd eye
protectors. which everybody ahonld have.
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Bur YOUR Cosykc1losEHrss, CtGARs
&C.. a. Och.', No 10 Wes,-Ssccnd street.

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at short .otics by Erskine, a. NJ. 3
West Second street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-23

lr you want good variety Of the
bsst Winter Applss, call II l., l. Ochs, OPP
pssits City Drug Store.
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L. l.. OoHs paws the highest cash
price for GOLD. SILVER aud DEMAND
NOTES
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mn. GEO w. McCARN,

nuYSJCiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
in room directly over the Post ONCE.
Dr. GEO. ". McCAss's residence, east side oi
Brady, second door from corner OF 9Th.
inn n-dwtf
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Chicago N arkets.

Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, November 81.
TLoUR.--Narkst active. Spring Extra $3.50
@s535.
WnzAr-- Market H.m. No. l Spring l.1eH
Red LA.
CoRx-436e better. S6997Ho.
OArs.-e4I67c.
RYE--ho. \. 81 In store.
BARLHY-Sl.G0.
Hip.s--Dull. Green Country, H(1sc Green
Salted. pNGl0: Dry Sslssd. lA0l6 Try Flint
l7K9lsc.
5uaAKs-ln good demand. N. o. ciarinsd, ls
0l6k N. o common l2h@l3c.