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DR.. Graham,

Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
And constant attendant of Paris, London
New Orleans and Montreal HOspitsis
for the last ten years,
has opened his once the johnson House, where BE-
win be happy to all those who are afflicted with
subacuts or chronic diseases.
his treatment Is entirely different from the old
plaE, and Is mild, eficacious and effective His ne
cnes are simply vegetable extracts and oils that hay
never been used but BY two other physicians man
lea besides himself de has spent the greatest
Of his life and thousands Of dollars In obtaining
few secrets In his profession. he tests the urine Tor
al forms Of disease. No charge for giving AL an
honest and true statement Of their case.
SPERMATORHGA
To Y0UNG MES--Hs can prove 70 you in A few mia
utee that ne Is tho only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease For every patent Who
Elll follow his directions he viii give one hundred
dollars II he ats in curing this disease No CHARGE
made tor consultation Those at distance who Wish
. consult the Doctor may do 30 bT ssnding snau
vial Of URINE By mail With nams, Sd and age and he
" " settIng feiiels 5zssars -s.s.s- ,,I.
1talp. sspfa5.tie
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AGRICULTURAL.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Horse Powers and Saw Machines,
for Cutting Wood. Manufactured and for sale BY
BALDWIN. DEWITT & 90.
CORN SHELTERS, STRAW CUTTERS AND OK Y0KES,
ct the Cleveland gricultural Works, 80 Center-st
BALDWIN, DEWITT & co.
OHItiVatOrs, /, 2 & shovel PlOKs, &C.,
Of ALL KINDS, ready for the Spring Trade, at
BALDWIN, DEWITT & CO'S.s
80 Center-St,
CLOTHES WRINGER5, the best made.
decSl BALDWIN I-EWTTT 90.
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IOHN wv. MCDONALD is HERE

OdN W .mCUONALU 10 dEhE-
q BY notified thai on the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1852, Cecilia s. Mcdonald filed IN the Ufice Oi
the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyaho-
GA County Ohio her petition against him for Divorce
alleging causes therefor, 'Gross Neglect Of Duty
and Wilful Absence for Three Years said cause
will be for hearing at the February term, A. D. 1855
Of said Court. PABMERS 3 DENNIS,
dec2422 ATTORNEYS tur Plaintiff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-17

For the Benefit Of Nervous Suffer-
ers. The WARNING EOICE on
Self-Cu'e Of Debility, Consumption -
Premature Decay, Loss Of Memory, Ge., BY former
sufferer. Enclosing rtamp, address
ID. II. " MELLiNGTUN Boston Nasa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-17

PREVENTION BE gTHR THAN CURRy-Ths
new French safe Is the emily article ever recommend
ed By the Medical Profession a a sAFE aud sURE Pre-
VenIiTe. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 10 anT
address, oa receipt OF stamp. dscZ3 BIZ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-17

Eliza J. Stone and Frank D. Stone, her husband,
Plaintiffs, Fs. Henry g. Lucas and Francis
Rowe, Defendants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-17

NOTICE.-I HAVE THIS DAY
associated with me in the Produce CommI Issfon
Bnsiness, Rios A. SMITH, Of this city and shall
hereafter cOntinuN formerly, at 3 and IS MerWn-
St, under the firm name Of J. II. CLARK h CO.
- Mr.. s. has been long and iavorably known in con-
nexiOn with tfsJProduce and Shipping interests Of
this city. J. q. CLARK,
Cleveland, January I3, 1863
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-17

I 4 =
IN Pr6P9sal will Be received at the once Of the
City Civil ineer OF the City Of Cleveland until u
al mEsonry the Centre Pier and approaches Of the
Centre-St. Bridge.
Plans, Epecidcstions and more particular informa-
ticn ckn, Do Obtained at said Engineer Office
1hs Board ef City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of BIDS, ressrVing the right to accept or ro
iect the same. By order Of the Board.
q. u. BISHOP,
iaulEl23 CITY Civil FnRinaer
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being about 100. All here are doing well
and recovering as fast as cOult, be expect
ed.
HENRY L. BRADDIsH.
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LIE ATED with him in business bis son GEO. R
TUTTLE, the Lake Superior Iron Co. Krncy, aud
other Business, as usual, viii Be conducted In the
name OF H B. TUTTLE = SON.
Cleveland, O., Jan. !, 1853. ianI2425
NOT4CE.-PROPOsALs WILL A,u
" be reCSivedfunti the 10th February, eYA
1853, for the deHSry at this Arsenal OF linn StsN
Der, for Qle Complete construction OF the AAlE4al
followhs 1amed ARTILLERY Carriages ana Implements
600 sfk and Twelve Founder Gun Carriages.
50J Six and TWelve-POunder Gun Carriage Gals
sons.
225|Traveling FOrges, Battery and Mortar wag-
ens.
800 Prairie and Mountain Howitzsr Carriages and
Csrtg.
800 Twelve, Eighteen and TWsnty-FoHr- Founder
siege Carriages.
IS FLAX Defence Carriages.
90 Sling Carts.
sOl Gasemate, Garrison and Field Gins.
5000 Tail and ManRuyering HaRdspiKos.
~ The kinds of Wood required are Oak, Hickory,
Black Walnut and Poplar, or White Wood; all OF
which must be Of the best quality.
95-The Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
responsible Bidders who viii be requi ed to give
pie and satisctOry security for the fathful perform
an6G5f their agreement.
W. A. THORNTON,
Major Of Ordnance, Comm'd's Arsenal.
WATERvLIET ARSENAL
West Troy, N. Y,
dauuarV Tth. 1858 ianl0.496
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N0PARTNERsHIP-THs UNDER
signed have this day formed copartnersbip for
the trRhsactiOn Of a General PIOdu e and Commis-
sion Business, under the irm name OIL II. CLARK
& JO at Nos g and IS Merwin-St. Parties fayoring
US with cQnsignments may rely upon D Ompt returns
and carefufiattentiOR TO their interests.
J. H. CLARK,
@ A. SMITH.
f1avnlamH
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EOLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES
! and CANADA MoNEI wanted. W. ". WRIGHT
will pay the highest price for the above.
JAnIO:4s6 eg SUPERIOR STREET.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
rest Omco Winter Tine Table,
Arrival and Departure Of the Halls.



EAsrxRs MAIL.-Closss At 8 A. N. and 81 p.
NJ Arrives st 10 A. II. and IL 7. N. Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Gloss at Q A. NJ. Arrives
at 9 " NJ. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closcs at ~ r. N.
Arrives at 5< M.
SOUTHERN Iowa n AIL.-Closes At s A. N. Al
rives at L. NJ.
NoRTnxRs VIA DEWITT. - Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday nj So =. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at Il T.. NJ.
RourE No. I0177-vis Blue Grass, sts-Closes
Monday. Wednesday AM Friday a, 81 eek. 7 N.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at IL
o'clock NJ.
RrurE No. l094s Via Tipten Closes Tuesday
and Friday AZ q o'clock n arrives Tuesday and
Friday nj IL O'Clock NJ.
korTE No. lOss7-via Putfa,,-Cioscs Friday
at O'Clock NJ arrises Saturday att O'Clock
Pm.
kouTE No. l0a51--ViA Walnut Forks and Dix
on. eloses "wednesday At sta =. NJ Arrives
Saturday at q y. "
OFFICE llouRs. -Oiice open at s o'clock A. n
General delivery closed 1T y. o'clock Z. NJ Office
closed atD o'oloek T. NJ. Office open on Su. day
from to 2 clock Z. NJ.
lF As The principal mills arc carried by Rail
Road, all the time as ssatei herein will be
Rail hoAp 1ins, tho clock IN tho Superintend.
enis oiice, NJ. Il. RR. Depot, being tho stand
ard CHAS Ii. ELpRlDGE. p. u.
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] rom Washington.

" sAINGroN. March ?.
1t j reported that Gen. siseI has re-
sig"e'!.
Gen. kimbaII, Of tie Army OF the Po.
tomat, has been ordered 10 report 10
Gen. Grant
Representative Bingham will lie ono Of
tho new count Of Z ans lnd-cs
The President has completed The list
Of MAJOR and lirlgal!cr Generals 80 Of
the former and - Of the lalter-and will
send thcm 10 the s., a'c on the 9TH inst
i'cn. Casey heads the list
The Senate milli.lv committee have
reported toi the Confirmation Of all Maj.
Generals nominated, except lullbat and
>cholicll, and all Bog. Generals except
Slnp.,y AMI Nicholson, 81 Maine. Wcii-
Il aud Gilbert, Of OHio, Tcnbeth, OF
New jersey, and stuart, Of Illinois.
HE b.i, passed for the les rgauization
q The engineer corps contains all the
maiefld provisions OF the negro rcgi-
NEST bill
\ ncty members or Congress signed
cali Tor convention ut Chicago. on the
LIST TUESDAY Of June, IN favor Of the en-
Iar.cn'cnl o. the canals between The
valley q the Ms,is,pp and the Atlantic.
line Irtb"ht's special SAYS there is no
truth IN the report that McClc Ian is TO
be Eelnstated General N q ict.
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
LIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ACCORDION, PIANO, MELoOEoN,
FIFE,
FLAG-OlET, AND CLARlONEr.

CONTAINING Instructions designe 10 enable
~ the pup TO obtain knowledge of playing
without n teacher; with % choice collection Of
ese'y variety Of Popsl.r Music irics OF each,
81 cents. Teaches. pupils and dealers DESTROYS
OF Obtaining low prieei Instruction Book and ct
the same time one that i. useful and attractive
will fad these books fully suited 10 their wants
lbe instr ctons are gwen n a manner adapted to
The comprehension e all grades Of scho ars The
exercises illustrating and enforcing tho lessons
are not dry and tetiOuf, but sprightiy AMI eniv-
ening, All the selection Of music. varying t.om
the smpe 10 The difficult comprises the III os, pop
ular mel Of the day. Mailed. pos,-p Id, ty
plIHoN q co, Publishers, 277 Washington
street, u, ston. fe. u.atr
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TEL ;G RAPHIC.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
CONCRESSI DNAL..i7Tu CONG z ERS.

| WASHINGTON, March z.
SEN,rE.-Mr. Anthony moved an
amendment to exempt persons from the
provisions Of tic enrolling bill, on &C
count OF rel .ons principles.
! Mr. Richardson opposed the amend
mcnt.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, thought il UNI
sc TO make any distinction III favor OF
any sect or church.
Amendment reiocted-l to %.
Mr. Richardson moved 10 'tr Ike ont
the section authorizing the Pre- dent 10
commission certain officers. lie said II
was not worth anything ur!cs. it was in.
tended TO commission negroes ~ the
army.
| Ar. Nilsou, o! Mass, said il WAS not
intended to commission heroes. Ii was
proposed - commission white men Tor
certain ncgto rcglmcu,.
Mr.. RICHARDSON opposed using negroes
10, ANYTHING but ahcr.
TIE amendment Is ID 3cted.
/ Mr.. Irumhal moved an amendment
to rcpvai 10 ma i j. l!.e ,u,l>ins act as
aludes to tie exemption irom the dra l.
Oh the paymtnl q sum 81 money 70
&c used Is tho Secretary 81 War. After
debate tie question was put, .si 10 q"o
,uin voted.
Mr. Tow, moved 70 adjourn, which
was rejected.
Mr. Crime. moved that the Sergeant
At Arms request The attendance d the
absentccs. Agreed 70.
\ quorum having been obtained. tbs
amendment was reiyctel- 10 to -.
Mr.. Powell moved m amendment thst
no person Of African descent shall be
commissioned IS al officer. Adopted.
Mr. Lane, OF hausa,, moved an amend
mont thai 10 person u Atuc.n de,cci,
sha.i be commissioned as an officer IN the
service, except company Officers conipos.
cd exclusively Of ? rsons Of African de-
scctt. Adopted and the biz then passed
- 70 to IG.
Mr Fcssendcn called up tic internal
revenue bill which was passed.
Mr. Trnnbal called up the rcpor, 0;
the conference committee o. lhc !u.en-
Indication bill.
it quarter past cls,cn O'clock. Mr
Wall addressed the Senate at 'cns,h
NJ Powell made lengthy spec h
which was oera, aalt interrupted Is
motions 70 adjourn, 70 iudliiaiieiy post
tuoe, &c, which AcIetQ.c down
NJ Co~an followed, who argued tina,
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stDfrpt : tfffiE, W.
Ds ,iufNEs, ian. ~ h.. 1853 ,


II Is hereby ccriue J. that on the aSth d4y o.
J-nusrf, 1885, saurn sia'emeni wa, h,ed IL ~ J..
On 81, SD 5"inf the udiuou . the r. a. * tsre
Insurance 'oppinv, located II TOOK ,n Ii ,n.
- te 81 New iotN, on ne hfsi dsN - JaLut'y.
let} - accptd ncr Nth a lroti.l1..,i an act ,i
I'll d An Act IN relation u ,utsLce {, omr
Ties, approved J,"uarN ssh, H. and az act
mn niato!y thereto appro.e iehreary ath lsJ,,
AMI a Act ID latipn w l. II ~ ufatoe ump,-
NEE, approved Norch ,tth. 80 iaat sail state
inent shows thai sali IoIptny ,s Igsu ssci Il The
fequis e amount u capila, and Invested Us &c
CURED - law
Authority i therefore given 10 the above nan
ed Company tot an-act hu>Inc.s al ibsurahcc "
thus safe IN ncso'lsncs with Tho laws thereof
nati the oist oay 81 Ja-uaty. A. y. one thousand
eight hunitcl anA stx'y-ioar
IL Is a.sD certified that JOAN l.. Swi'z Eco. o.
VaTensoFi, has nceL duly appointed by said ON
rfny their lawful Agent anl Attorney Tor the
eoan Of scott. with iul' power 70 taSi risks ot
Insurance thtieia, ana 10 atknow Cd - scrtico 81
process, az PROVIDED by law. uppu III, fling with
the Clerk u the Disluct Court IL aud far said
coon y. ccri 4. cop; OF the staten ut IN . q.
III oihr,. J. - iur a cefrIe thai the aita.h
~ 80 truc and coI.ect cory Of the sld state
MeHt
la testimony whereof, have hoteuat,
sea, sot my bani an alike ~. sal i! o.-
h:e, tA.s rs b cay # Janulrl, a. y l-G.
}. W CAlTLLi,,
Audi ~ Of -.
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Southern News

Monte, Feb. p.
The correspondent of tie Memphis
lppea5, fiom Nick,burg 23i, writes
tia, an enormous fleet appeared that
morning. Everything looks as though
The enemy were about ready to com
mcnco at attack
Persons acquai' ted with the country
bordering on the lazoo Pass and Cold
water River, say j, the enemy succeed in
getting ggnhoats into Colawater they
viii never &c. ont. and an army Of TO-
600 coa,d hold u, by and destroy an
invading force of 100000.
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From Cincinnall.
CrNcIsSATI, March 3.

CINCINEATI, WAFcU 3s
A special to the Cincinnati Enquirer,
from Murfreesboro, says:
An expedition. comprising 1900 cav
airy and infantry, left Murfreesboro yes
terday, aud encountered the enemy at
Bra lyvilc. After severe fighting, the
enemy was driven from the town, with a
loss Of s killed, 90 wounded, aud 50
captured also 800 new saddles and nc
coutremcnts, and the official orders,
baggage. 1c. A portion OF the enemy
were Of Morgan's division. Our loss was
about half theirs.
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TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGkR.
IT SAWS
Time, Labor, Clothes and. Money

II will wear for years without repair.
NO sers tut can break il.
A child eight year. old can operate il
No cua ion er skill required in its use
Every Wringer with Cog Wheels is WAR.
RANTED in every . rticular
Tho Universal Wrnger took the FIRST pa,s.-
IN, silver Medal and Diploma, at the w
York State Fair, 1852 II was pronounced supx.
RioR To ALL orhEhs in the WORLDS Fair at Lon.
don, lsG2. and has always ken the FRS, IRE.
miuin IN eve'y State and ~ounty Fair when *.
hibltei IN fair competition with other machin e.
orders for mlchiues for i,iai may be ieft n,
JsFFEii IS store, corner of Fourth and BRADY
streets. Dave port. WM. a. MOUSSE.
m 29-iaw2ae3v Agent
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The kNlCkERBOGkEK MACAZ Ne
OF
Literature, Art, Politics and Society
AssouNckNKAr.

MYTH THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THIS
W tune aolored and popular Magazine was
commenced . new series, issued in n new IND en-
arged form, under eAtifely new editorial and pro-
prtetsry Una ,agement.
Il will be the aim OF It's present conductor not
only y sustain rs iniiner estige, but TO eX'end
its circle Of readers nd make il "A we,c ONE guest
IN every American houss hOli. With this view
no labor or ,xpelse will be spared IN securing the
highest order q ,slent, no, alone this SIDE Of
The Atlsntle. but ia both hemis phe res.
Although literary Mag zine. i, vii not shrink
from boldly discussing the vial topics Of the day
tree from all party or sectarian bias Ii will EN-
brace am.sg ITS miscellaneous contents notes On
current events foreign and domestic reviews 81
ne~ books. and Art asd dramatic gossip; while
the + Li;ais Tahie. with which the reaiers o,
'oiD kNlCk " have been 50 / ing fam il ar will
b. bis spread With the choicest literary vi
and which the market can supply
Il il thus hoped, that even under the de,ress-
ing ihtiehces Of a pro, acted VII, the veteran
Magazine Of the United States " i'll reap H. its
new aud improved character, plentiful harvest
d subscriptions. and maintain, with aided lus
tr, that position As hfs,-ola.s monthly wh .ch it
has held tor m9Ie than ;hidy years
TIE RMS.
Three Dollars wear in advance, postage paid
To the Army and Ninv bali piice Two cores
fur Four boaars and Fifty Cents. Three c pie.
for 81 Doisr'. Subscriptions mus, be sen, III
rect y the Office. No collectors are employed.
S,n-ie copies will be sent 10 any AT of the
United States 81 Canals, postpaid. on receipt VI
twenty rse cent? in postage stamps
Back numbers nay be ,otairei on Application.
Nes subscribers VIII be sdppiied with The back
nutIt,rs Of the ues series sGatuitously.
The hG.ckersocker an ahy either hreo )alia-
Ma2al ne Will be sent year for ur Dollars.
disH"unt OF ten per cent from thesc prices
- te ailos,d 10 persons sending clubs OF len or
EaDTc subscribers.
GhARLt- READ, author of the :" Goster and
t-e Hearth. aud olher eminent 'hois will be
among the regular contributors to the Magaz ne
All Communications should be addressed -
The EDITOR.
81 Park Row, New York
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STATE oF COHSECriCUT.i
Aupi1ok's OpF.CE. Iowa.

Des Moite,, January 3l>,, 1863.
1t - hereby certified, thar on the Tint, first
day Of January, ieG3, a sworn statement WAS Med
in this ofice showing the c. ndition Of the tom
nccucut fne ln.urar c. Company located vi Hart
ford, ia the state Of onuccicut, IN the first d.y
Of Januuy, A. h 1865 in accordance with a pro-
vi.i0n of an act OF the General Assem-. ~ OF the
State 0! lows, entitled " An act IN relation to In
'urance Compinio-,' approved Jan 2S,h. i:57,
andan act smen1a'ory thereto, approved Februa-
~ yh, l53S. and an act in reation 10 ii.e Ia
surauce Companies. approved March l7th, 1862
that said statement shows that said 4, npauy is;
pOssessed OF the ,quisite AMOUNT If cal ital, and
invested us required by aw.
authority is tbefeiore given TO the above named
Company - transact their apI ropriate business
OF la uIance 10 this State in accoi dance with the
laws thereof, until the SIS day Of jam ,ry, A. ID.
one thousand eight huIdrtd an sixty four.
/, i,ssO crtited, that Louis A Macktt Esq.
If Davenport, has been duly nrpoiLtcd by said
Company their lawful Agent and Attorney TO,
the ~ Of scott with full power 10 take sks
OF l. therein. and 10 wlt dye sci rice
OF process. as p divided by law. upon his filing
with the Clerk Of the District Court in aud ftr
said county,. certif ID copy Of the statement on
Il in this office. IL il further cerufi d that the
attached Is \ true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
Seal. set my hand and affixed my zeal OF o.
h;e this 3lst day OF Jan'y. A. 1868.
j. W. CATlELL,
febQ-d&wf Auditor Of State.
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mississippi and Aii>>Ouri kair"nO.
WISiEa ARRANGEMENT 1862.

,asss ran bg Chioaco ,,ae. ,rhirh a. tteeipe ME-
ATS faster than Dapenpo,t time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV 2i~n
i>h2, and until further notice, passel.Aef
,ains all. leave ia, capori as iollovs
10 o. Az. for Bro klyn aud Washington.
Z - =. N. for lows City.
rh.Iss ARRlvE AT DAVENPORT AS 1oLLoWA
5.s5 r. n. from Brooklyn .snd Washington.
Il 30 ~. N. from Iowa City.
.ora'ng trains out OF Davenpor. will nus Ike direct
,lunections a. blooklyn, lows city and W ashing.
! sith the Western stage Company stages tor
!. point. Nest
fans iroD tie IVES, eonncc. Of Davenport,
NIB trains u the Chicago and Rock Island hail
I al for all points East. North and South
tsssenrets arr reminded Of the necessity OF
.lsins distinct directions as to the estimation Of
het' erereee 'ls~ to renon- s,iaka.s before taking
'heu seats $40 s...s.
JOAN 7. TRACY, Genl Sup't.
A. hfsBALL, a.e. Supt.
davenport, November - lsh2-dtf
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Charter Election.

MrsCATINE, March 2.
The charter election held il this city
to day, resulted in the election OF the
democratic candidate for Mayor Ly 9s
majority. The democrats carried the
" hole ticket
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hichigsH southern Z Lake shore
RAILROAD
sUNNER ARRAN CEMENT.

" AND fTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
81 further notice trains will leave Chicago a,
is follows
7a1 Se~ York Express, isily, excep,
Sundays.
$50 Night Express, daily, except Sa,u,-
days.
$40 S.
al the above trains make regular connections
.c,suukird. uufaio, Aiastrs fal,, Albany, New
icrk, boston, rhilaie, his. baltimore and all
,.Gats hast.
uxuricaa nsy Sleep g Coaches. with all mod
rgu improvements run on Nigh; Trains
iar"ugh Tickets can t- obtained at tho Cop-
esays Once, 30 Clark street, pnuer sherman
i,l4se, " =. the Depot, corner OF Old Van Burcp
md Sherman streets.
He SAWYER,
G~nersl We.te.p Agent.
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n eass.at .scek island kailvea
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1859.

,sAs an rk aUSlAf. NOV 2ira. -
~ az 1t, .a.ther notice, trains al .eage
.'aFcaic', daily, sundays excepted, as follows:
- FREE .ht train al. ..,..............s.tU A. n
Su ht@-t eAfieAs. -. -s.....' w =. y
TRANS arrive .; pavenpor. daily, Sundays OF.
COPIED, a, follows:
Is - sht "kYfess at 40 A. 4.
- dalIy express snt q al train at......i g N.
"a i-ei ,ht AID ~ eisss cars Al $3.50. 800 q. H.
Al ;rAi over this routesre in direct come xion
~ aissgo sith trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central. PIfbnrg, Fort
W.yae. and Chicago Railroad To aud from he
roit, Toledo. Columbus Cleveland, Cincinnati,
pi;tSuurg, Dunkirk, sufaio, Niagara Falls, Alba.
~, NV YORK, Phi tsdelnhia, Baltimore and Wash
inston
ra4sans@.. are vn.ninied CT RE necessity Of
s,ving ai.uhei directions as 70 the destination o,
'aef tasrage, Also 10 procure tickets before TAX
tnS s5tif .ssts Ia the ears, tie conductor col
l,ot fafe- only 20 stations % the line Of To Chr
,sxo ana koeA lsiaad Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY Superintendent
Davenport November = ls,2 dtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04
From New York.
Special to Times.
~ A.

New YORK. March 3.
Memphis arrivals confirm the capture
and sinking of the lndianoa BY three
rebel boats, three miles below Nicks.
bnrg. The fight lasted several hours.
The lndianola surrendered when in
sinking condition. She Was run ashofc.
and officers and crew taken TO Iicks
hurtr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-04

PHILADELPHIA, March 8,

TIIILADELPIIA, MARCH 3.
The Richmond E"Qairer Of the 2sth
contains jeff Davi, proclamation. ap
pointing March 9th as day Of fasting
and prayer.