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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

Richmond, Nov ii, lSCS no %

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUsE-
~ the subscribers have associated tnem-eiyes
together for Tie purpose Of Conducting general
auction and commission business at stanton and
cifer their services TO The public for the sale,
either publicly privately, Of all kinds Of prodsce,
merchandise, real and personal estate, in town OF
country.
REFERENCE Kent, Paine & Co, Powers Vaien
tine, Blair II Co, j 4 Smith, Cashier J Merton +,
Cashier, H Maury Il Go. * T Foster Il Co, Rich
mond h Taylor, H Shelley, Judge l. Thomp
son, ana Hon J Is Baldwin, stanton
10 2-2Aw4wt CATiETT abby
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w PaGRAN, A A Gen'l

HARVEY, HRILINGs & Co,
IA Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of
LADIES IND GENTLEMEN'S FINE BOOTS
IND SHOES,
15l Main street, between 18th aud 18Th,
Having in their employ n large number Of lh' beat
WOrkMen In the Confederacy. are prepa'.d To turn
out in any quantity the ve~y faest quality oi
LADIES' AND GkNrLEMEN's WfAR "a.
which can be manufactured.
Our stock on hand ca npr!ses a large aud VARIED
assortment Of B0ots and Shoes, and eli We ASA s \
trial from our friends and the public generally
In order to supply the retail trade, We have re-
Gently rented and lifted up tho large store ia Eoga
sqaare, No ISL, where We will keep an extensive
supply Gu hand, ss wei as make to order ~heu dc
sned no 2S--aWt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

tEANGE e. II, Dee 3.-Ihe enemy have
recrosaed the RlIiian to Culpeper at the
fords by which they came, without fight
One hundred more prisoners go ta Rich
UIGuh today
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

CCH Oi. NOTICE My school opened Oh tie
ath November, seven miles from Rich moud, on
tie Three Chopped roA'. P.rsons Wishing 70 hoard
I'd siucst. their chuirsn Ia the country bsvs sn
cppcrtunity,now 70 do 60. J JORDAN.
M C1--3:A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04
CO-Pa aRT.YER.SH NOTICES. dc

Or pDuV'ls, "a S Va OF nrh%d. Va or 6anSille.V Va
MEAL, SWORDS h 20,
~ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aud SPECIAL Agents for the sale Of
Virginia and North Carolina
Manufactured Tobacco,
AUGUSTA, GA.
n. B,-Speo's; attention given to The purchasing
and forwarding Of goods ordered.
no l6-ilJa. NEAL, SWORDS co.
rnNHk subscribers have ths day f,,a med part
nership, under tie ilIm aud style OF = N PAWS
4 Co. for the purpose Of conducting All Auction aud
Commission busness, for the sale OF Negroes.
They will Sell both publicly and privately, and
promise their best exe1tons 10 promote the interest
OF their patrous.
Their saesroos will be for the present tia, lately
used by Il Stokes, corner Franklin st and L,cusi
Alley.
They solicit the patronage Of their friends and the
public generally
POrters always In attendance at the various depCta.
IN DAYS.,
RoB'f RICHARDSON.
Richmond IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

IHAkN fOk saiE--f have = vsiuable fsStn
II f6 sale, IN The county 81 Amelia, three mii~a
biow ths tooIt loa-~, containing 3oO afsss, about
bairelesIsi, The ether half Ssl tmbss~ fhess 10
y aeo,a.cTt.s!e dwelling ho,ee. con tanning four roons
xni b bzssment ard the f-ess-Ary out uth0asss Aipo,
young orchard. fo' tsrus, spby 10 me 6y mall. -
Amelia a. II, hAkSNAiL.
u, la-.txWSvA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

ALUABLE Farm of ISL aciea. 10 Nsokisnhrrg,
l. Llilss from Keysvilie Depot, on the Dan
Viiis Railroad, fr fats-We are authorized To sell
that valuable iun nov occupied ty Mr. Jackson
roone. IL coutans Si acres, Of which 100 acres ara
ia original growth, $50 a,r-s cleared and In cult
AID tsiauce iE ,i lie pne, with 30 ins sct branch
Hats. Tie pToGuctiyrLs 50 of this lard In squsl to
any IN the nviIhborh ho1i. The dwell ng 10 n com-
firtstle cne, with four rooms, several excellent
barns. and gofd accommodations for 70 serv ants
Th- place is W. |! wst-red, and the neighborhoCd
EXCELLENT. T." nty five bushels W. sat seeded. Full
possession by Christmas Price. ~ 900 Apply to
no ..U--n,t:.t GnDpiN 4 kpPERSUN.
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puLi.IaM, HANES h wE.SIGER,
lie I~-f0t Auct'fs aud Com n Merchants.

aNb bIor ssir II propose 10 ss.i the tract ef
L 4 land on which ! now reside, contsibing sS51<
acres, LirX on the waters oI Twiidys creek, In
Charlotte eouLty within three mil ct the ksysvils
Depot on the Rich noni AID DAnviile rsirosd, aud
In 4 gooi Dsishborhoed There are ~ acres Of
cleared land on The prtmi es. tWsnty eve tf coed
bottom isad: the remaining pol tiOn In 0TiSipsl
xnd seeonf growth. TIL. dwelling Ii good, with
three rct nus below snd three above: al accessory
outhousrs, consisting Of = shielded grsnAry. thee
barns, q sern house. kicfen. twO negro houses,
three fowl houses; sIse, gooda hnol house, xot
garden, wsn adapted 10 the growth OF vsgstsbiss
0fsye:y description; spIle aud peach orchards ol
good }. -nt.cn Of ffuit. JOHN WlLkON.
M aa-e1li;S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

DrUR II ivate .AeA new sHd cDmmLdioIg brick
I Residence, With all csesslry Out buildings at
lached, iGclu;ig ic. houso, sinok keb"nse, stable,
graUari.s. Cow shed, he ons Of the best wells Of
water IA the State immediately IN the yard, and u
young OF hard nf We'll selected ffut tress coming
situated Ia the unsut .sset region o. southwest
ern Vir2in immediately at cepbt on he virginia
aud T-GEosse. Railroad For further information In
qaifo through this Office. Terms, 5U0 per cent
iirst cost d.8-Gtt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

HIL, OIL, OiI.--The Richmond Glue aud OIL
Wo,ks are aud have been making for over two
Years Ma ibe OIL which has been used IN all the
shops IN the Confederscy. We Rave always and are
now r-ens l.h warrant that. il il does not suit
any machinery, return il ~ our expense
Parties Ia waat If our Oil can nai IL At cur iaeto
~, in the OF the Poor House, or at james B
Oaagher's drug STORE Msln. between .lh aud s.h
street., at " hoesaie or retail.
We have also u une afiire 0f Glue, which We
warrant aiso. Ii J NAiGNk / Cl
no .S-0lb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

INXCtIlE EMIT little Farm OF lS0 Acres iu UanO.
H. Yer county fifteen miles east Oi kciimond, for
aia1vc authorized u sell the exec lent little
Farm located AZ ab"v., owned by Messrs Mitburn h
Williams, adj,iniEg the lands Of Messrs samuel
Ove,ton, Fred Bitlcr. aad Win X Holt. I. contains
1870 acres, Of which 30 acres o2sn land in good
heart, aud 40 acres iB tiginsl oak Tnere Ii
cell Mt youn. oi chaGd oa the place. The improve
meDts all E0ad AMI coasikt 81 = dwelling with
four roanis, besides ktoheo. bafu, stable, Sc Pes
sss-ion given Ia a irw days Prise, 10 Go. TITO
ne lhh0rtIood IL IA Goi cE. Apply 10
de 3-}:t C0DrIN 4 ApPERoON.
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4 lNiOkd--Hasipg taken shop % ls>h street,
between Maze AUD Cay, am prepared - re-
pair Ci0cks la the msst careful manner. The patros-
aye IL iae public isresrecsfal!y solicNed.
CkeAs brought froEi tho country viii be promptly
ta--gAstiealarsy from parts whore have
travelled. viii cleaa clock fos pechd of tstes
OF two dt z:a eygs.
S.caad hahl ciosks Tor sS'c. GEO CARR,
II, u. On issh, bet Main and Cary sts.
(trEAMkK sUnifA, for Petersburg, will lDad ~.
y day and FRIDAY. up " o'clock =, De- - aAA
Aih Ffeishs, 20 cs per io3 ihs. pAyabts Aess. uoe
f,e iahi apply at tie Cfdce Of n Il Osbscll
CAAS CAAuAN, Agses.
Pa;iuyey no freight received afsss S'ci0ek 4
ff, lay evening. d - a.
L ~US iiikE-A tas, wh1 Is y0cd aiGsy iNssM
" and house kkfvaSt. Dor further pArtiouasn Ap-
ply ilanseasts 10 ktlN ~ MsON,
FaSskt, % snA MAR sas.
hasa.t keAsnoaA, Va
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AhoE and we'll arranged briea sad ssuco0ed
] D"ciiing, 81 the southwest corner II Leleh ed
Adams streets, fos sale We Ter fr sals The asro
and v !. arranged brick and stuc,oed dwelling To-
cxtsi az above, now corrupted by Ar Alex MeKeSyer
The hau-e hss ten rttm,, bsridss kit hen, smoke.
htuge. &C. The lot has y ftobt ~ 81 feet, ruupjps
rack les tet.. Gas and sity water and pump on
tue premises, aud the whole in good r.paie. The
yard Is handsomely set IN flowers and shrubbsry.
fcsss scion gis ia \ few days. Apply to
goblin A APPRR9ON
Fs-fhe purchaser. III he dssises IL, zee pur.
ehs5s the great pat OF the faFniturs at laiP val
ustiao. fi- 4-3t1 Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

In consequence Of the onerous tax imposed ca
II savings institutions, the President aud Di
rectvrs OF Appon,sttox ssvif g. Bank have instruc
tons from the holders to close up the affairs o
said bark All p.rfons indebted TO this institution
arc hereby notified 70 pay treir notes IT maturity,
and all persona holding certificates OF depotst TO
came forward and receive the amounts due them
without delay.
| By order 81 the Beard.
J j RICE, Cashier.
I Fa.mviie. Nov TO-, 1868. no i2-i2,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

VIUK SALE FfIVHte!y al Tie request OI e Pafks,
II ksq, We o!!sr Tor sale privately until the 10Th
day Ice, 1875. when Uf tot sold by that tims)
VIII sell at austo on The p,e m,ses 81 IL O'Clock
his farm, situated Ia tie cDuuty Uf CHS steTheld. OK
uiea from Manchester, std hat q mile from Rice
sfa,on, on the Riehmond ant Petersburg railroad,
adjoining the iaGds a. " FpguS, A ChsIkIey, and
others The place onntaiDs 20 acres about /? cleared
the balance IN worss. There - on the place = COM
fortsb:e house, Kitchen 80 veil of good wster In
the yard II is well suited I0r market garden.
For terms, &C. apply "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

! Ehi beautiful Country Set and Market Oar
y den, one m.ls northeast OF Richmond, near to
Aitchel's Spring, for sa'e.-We are authorized to
se the very desirable country seat aud mar kst gar
owned and occppi.d by W l. Cowardn. EsQ !, con.
tans 20 acres of very productive lHld, now under
good enclosure. There Is "n tie place every build
iug ncedet FOR the uhe OF large fam y c, Dssting
nf a dwelling cOhtsining seven rooms and three
porches also XII chep ov-rseers hou e, large barn.
stable, cor house, &-. and lent Ice houss
aud pond POss.s .ssiob given lst January next. Ap-
pyto jde ;t--nt UOUDlN A PPKKsAJN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-04

JAcKs0N HALL,
= Corner Franklin and Mayo sts,
PBO)AN, Proprietor
Always on hand u superior lot Of Liquors. OF all
kinds
prices. de S-0ss
DEESWAX, facks, pio~s, aud aasoo. We ons .
u for tale small lot ii heeswax and Carpet
TAcxs, usuai sizes u riows, tiarsows asd other
Agricultural lmpca.~pis, aaa Nayass.. 0axno aud
sapes phosl ate Il LINE
deI-4ts GeOkGE WATT CO,
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4nr <i,Ir.cf aor.sy

NX/lnH 70 INFORM I'll C,1lZ ~ OF
w ayennort and tHe pahte gcncally, TIM
they have removed a or ltanfdtug Sch 81 from
the Ae .d my 81 iha lmtaaculate Conception e.
thu b0hdinR generals knpwa as "NnrF"atr
heuse, ~ iifthy street, between LiEhth ant
N1uth. whore thry .ro uow prepared 90 ronctVe
pupils, th rna toard,rs ot li.l babfiers. ~ tho
ual terms. They b1Va n.so opened 10 ect
Day sehop for he accommodation ul thofo VINO
wash 10 avail th,mseves thereof
The course 81 instruction will camprfe, n
formerly ~ that soustitutss hg al Rilsh Va.
ucaiiob, reDoh sud German language. dnsic
HE Hap. itsnp. iiuip,t aud ftulctmur. Bra"
ng, ra,pttng On Oh, and Water Goiprs, Plain AID
Drna ncntal Neodte v ok
forms continn' IA hsrotafore A.. but uasnents
NJ ~ 30 msdo - ndyaugr, mud tsom htu r4te he,,
IN be ne dersat0a.
lhe Uniform. nHs adariot, consists ~ dark
nluc niortro drcts blae8 eiik or bidi vast
back straw hist, brown ycil, nbd white enllar
1ho same for rummor. but Of lighter nitoriGl
aud whito straw hat.
tuuhef Information can be obtained at The
Acpdeany or a. the Schools attached 10 IT. An
tho, " a d ste Msrruerit,s Cbuich,s.
Davonp, RI, husuaf llth. 1853 nRl DIV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15
LATEST NEWS.
Despatches f'r0an Admiral
DahisrCcn tiishly
encouraging.
An Order in regard TO Iowa
Commissioners.
The Rebel GeN'i. Holmes
Bead.
WAsIIlNnrnr. Anr.


Dispatches are received from Admiral
D4hlgrcen to-day. They are principally
Of a business character, and not there
fore proper for publication
From the preparations made by him.
self and Gen. Gilmore, as stated by
three officers, the prospect OF success IN
the pending attac> on toe enemy's for.
tfcatlons is in the highest degree en-.
couroging. Their representations are
of such character as to admit of but
little, II any doubt Of a triumphant re.
suit.
The 70 tmastcr General has ordered
that all mails from p-ces on the Mis~s
sippi liver. betee Ga ro snd New Or
lean, b. sent VIA Caro-, H., aud from
Allan lc pots they VI 20 ly sea, un-
less othe wlse rected by tn. writers.
Al agent II be Treasury DEPARTMENT
who went to En- land several moths ago
bas returned t. Wasbiu9t n. HIS mis-
sion was entncly succes,iul. lie sec red
the conviction Of twp connterteite,s of
L. S. n ties AT the \ ork assze-.
One pa ty swore that ov"r 5000 ten
do lar b had been pointed and the
plates destroyed. |. is bel eyed that this
is ,he only attempt which has b, en-
made to alter such paper IN Eng and.
Specimens brought hi.hcr are only toler-
able well executed could easily be de
tccted il this county by the poor qaal-
i,y OF iok aud rudc'y engraved likeness
of Lincoln.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

tbs CELEBRATION OF THE THIRD Az
SivERsARY or THE Ass GATED CoNGRKss. Lac
,vening thu Associated Congress held te ami
versarv ,xs srcises at lie Ciasre Hall. The wealth
or was uufavorabie for very large gathering
being oppressiyely warm, vet an audience re-
spectacle in nurnbers Intelligent ard apprecia-
tive wa present. At As the house was
ca led to order The Speaker briefly welcom.
ed ,he audience, abd.explained the O ieots o.
the Cougr,sa.
The Annual Address was hen delivered by
John Chamberlain. au1 Of his production Wa
cannot apaak too hishly. Rhetorical display
was o, hrs obi bject-s sound prsctical consid
ertaion Of the requisites Of true manhood was
the leading feature OF he address The Con-
gress then debated the question as TO the
power ofthe United States Congress to inter-
tere with the institutions Of the rehelliaus
States. should they seek 10 return to the Un-
ion. The question was considered in commit
of the W ole Mr. willard in the chair Ma
ny Of the menbe declined taking part IN the
,iscu -sion fearing that the exercises would be.
come ,eii us--in which they ware mistaken
Ye, by the half dozen members who dsba-
% the suhi CT was we'll handle1 and the it,
,4rest of the audience was kept M until the
close he debate. No vote upon the quss-
,ion -rived at the committee reporting
progress rpon the le.olution. and asking
leave to sit again, which was granted, and
the su Jet made the special order for next
Friday evening A vote OF thanks to Mr.
Neweomb was passed for his kindness IN
granting the Congress the free use oi lie Claire
Hall
Milo Whit.'s band furnished the music dur
ing the evening. The exercises. especially the
debate. and the manner OF coDdueting tus
nss. proved that the Congress is worthy OF er.
c,ursg ement OF cur cI,z.ns. The body hold.
u. meetings every Fudsy ev ming. 10 the !
story of the marble bank. The meetings sr.
oper TO sll. Young men ars irvited 10 join
the Cor gress. The following 10 the list OF OIL
icsrs Of the Congress. Z Z. Cook. speaker !
Alfred Sulley. clerk +; X Butter6sid. t.sssu
rsr and .. W, Weaver, sssrgssat-st-ssnc
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WAR D.pARfNEHr. A. G. OFFICE,
WAsHINeToN, Aug. Z.

General Order No. 30.
BY act Of the General Assembly Of the
State of Iowa, approved Sept. llth,
1862, the hight TO vote for CERTAIN STATE
officers is given to volunteers or soldiers
from tn. State in the military service Of
the United States, snd provision is made
for The appointment OF one commission
ir to each r. gimeut Of Iowa volunteers,
for the purpose of CARRYING out this act.
/ is hereby ordered that III such accre-
di ed comm ssloners from Iowa be iur-
nished with proper taei tiles for visiting
the volunteers iom that State and be al
lowed access to them for the purpose in
dicated
by order Of the Sec'y of War.
Signed, +. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. 6.
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New loRK, Aug, II.

Commodore Henry W. Morris, u. S.
n. died to-day.
The Common Council passed an ordi-
nance to-day pcopriating three million
do lars to exempt poor men from the
draft by furnishing substitutes. Flremen
are exempt theretram without regard to
the p,cuniary res 1urces.
Tue Erpress says on It's passage by
the aldermen who meet to morrow, 1t
it will be signed by the Mayor. A re-
solution was also ado 1ted asking Gov.
Seymour to prohibit all persons from re-
cru.ling in this city for other States.
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LATEST NEWS
BIZ TELEG RAPH.
j
our SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Brig. Gcn. Thomas Dead.
Success Oi'l.cn. SibIey's ~
pcditiOn against the
Indians.
\ Fearful Casualty al HAM
Aas( City.
Especial TO Tribune !

INV 'Hh, HWEs, TT,
The number of cololcd lroot 5 actually
IN the hcll IL between 80 600 and 5000.
Fllts addit nal regiments are partly or
gapilcd a'd speedily approaching com
pctlon The estimate Of zoe, 600 being IN
arms hv iil Will, IL ls thought, be lully
sustained.
Prominent western men, among them
Coy. Tod, called on the President yost,r
day and urged the immediate orgauza
ION Of u mounted force 10 opetale ia
Tenn. The interview wa. renewed to.da,
the gtcacr impoitance Is announced L.
Tho cNpedlttou, ~ dcu. hosccrans deems
hls future operations.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

Gar R&ADy.-We hope our manulac-
tufers and mechanics in tile city will take
pains to prepare articles in their various lines
Of business fer exhibition al The coming Fair
l. Is the duty as vel as for the intereI
OF each one TO do go.
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
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'or pK.HLy WuirK and Sound TEETH tlse
~ VIM un,d's Unr,valIed Tooth Pow.
~, warranted froe from acid. nlkalt, az any In
,tiuua substance f.ice. 20 cents per buS
ftF kewatn 81 the oriinary cheap tooth pow
Aeni. which whiten bnt destroy
10 van wish 10 he certain that yowr b-cetb IL
pure sweet and nRrceshlo Ia husband OF wife lover
or friandsY Use Dr tiutd's seic cbrntcd
Mouth u ash. Prier. ~ conts per bottle.
Thi- astftngont wash II aso the bost remedy In
the world Tor Ianhof Had hteath, bleeding Gums
5uro Mouth, ota. I, has eu,ci hundreds
Do ysu, ~ vour chiidren eutsr from Taoihacheg
del bI. lin,d'. Mage I Iooihnche DtOps.
lrien. II cents per betti,.
Are yen afflicted with Neursisiaf Got Dr. W.
u. t'uId's Neasaigia Piasiers Tho most
afs1tive md delightful remedy known.
they do noi adhere nor blister bat eooth. and
,harm pain away Try them. prioe, Is and 10
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10 you wtHh complete net Of Dental keme-
iias aud treRtisc On rresorvng TaethY Oct
opt nnd most valuable present that one friend
nan mako 10 another. rice, 81. Sent by oHpross
receipt II prlco
For ssio al all the boat stores throng hout the
country.
e.urioN As there nrn dealers VIII take ni-
vantage - advet tisea nuta =" tmta-" n-"e
hetr custoiuere inferior pt,pafaliaur II is neces-
sary "a iurit upon havin shat you call Tor, AMI
Ynu viii yet the bsnt thoroughly tested, and rc-
pnred hy an experienced aud seenti6c Dentist,
lteaautor al tho New ln.k Htstc pontitis As'o-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

"Ge Lang" This morning a fl J
little horse. attached to c4rri ge. Ia whiet
wac seated a couple Of ra'her rOpid young
ladies, become uumansgable, near the E,si
Davenport mill, and started down From
street. az furious pace. Thelsdies scream
ed Justify for as-i,tance, but none come, and
thugs looked exceedingly brilliant for ia
run out Of the brewery and caught TIE crazy
animal. NJ great damage done cave smash
log he spokes out Of wheel.
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That's the VMcSfiOM !!

-tyyHtkE 10 YUU GET YOUR GREFN
w Groceries? P.uefsn 4 ", ma bseT,
IN. best RE Plant, Asparagus. e,,uce. ir t,v d
and they ..il Egg, tus,er. fIeth laie arc kis'r
y sh. Cboe.e tier, sugar, fetatos and Al :
pies Cali ibe when you vant tb. best art :
Q .. at ,be cheaper, prices. Brady stree I. ieIt
70 Plunmsr' pseh etess. mySS-a1
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VOLUME 5.
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

s.M PErTRsenL A. Co, No. 81 PARK Row, New Yo rk
and state street. Boston, agents ia those cities
And authorized take advertisements and snbserp-
tions for at our lowest rates.
c. H. ScKrygs, % Dearborn street Chicago, is author
Ted to receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

kANsA. til1, Aug. H.
The female Pnrol IN tina paec ic'l
on reuie4ay morning, buBiog eleven
Women. SIX ~cre ta6cn ont 81 ghtIy m
iurcd, one mortal y, and iour kd II.
I'hr ~. j ,a,h aud passengers were
lied y tie gurrlia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

WARHINER is daily receiving large
quantitie. Of Boots and Shoes. He has made
arrangements to supply the whole western
country. II you want good goods cheaper
than others sell shodJy work. 90 to WARMERS
every time. lst door above the Post Office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

PERsoNAL.-Goy. kitkwood and fam
lily visited Camp Mcclellan this morning TO
The Governor, we are happy TO say, is III .sh-
ing up since he has necerained to a certainty
thst his friends will not insist npon his oceu-
pying the Gubernatoria chair another term.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

STATE TEAcHEgs' AssoCIATIoN.-W We
are glad to announce that the NJ. d NJ. Il K
will pass all persons free on return from the
Teechere' Association. which c,nvenes at
Grinnel on the lSth, 10Th aud goth inst. Par
ties leaving D.yenport should De at the depa.
Tu u-sday morning. at clock Let there be
large delegation from Oh Scott.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

The ladies are making q heavy run
upon the go.ds at WadewoIth's but vi h the
aid Of tho Express company he is enabled to
answer their demands. Call an1 see the early
fall styles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15
TIL e CIT Y.

Farrand invites all his friends to visit
his store this evening and make selections
goods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15

The best place to purchase fine suit
of clothes ready made or get them made TO or-
der, is at Krauses. opposite the N,tiopai
Bank His stock is complete in all respects
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15
essTSNv asl.Ib SHEET.

4 HAVE F0R SALI SOAE lMPokTED rURE
breed ot.woid sheep. ! he attention u sheep
rbi-ers and farmers Is called to the rboveas they
are the best lenr wno ed sheep IN he sts'e.
Enquire at OAKLAND Farm 3 miles ir,m 'he
city on the Al ems Grove !. ad or at NV Office at
saw sill corner u AM ~eatt SIS. Dave port, 10.
Davenport, August 10 1868.
dtf A. G. DESSAINr.