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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

D.
81 m, Nigh, EIprss. esiy, lss Dunhirl bas.le Rocs'
.ii.r sns~dslsua .sd phHtpsl sato. Train OF sAsif
day raa. ,hr,psh bSeAo bat does DO. run 10 Dunht
lHAs MlNor G.r.r, superint.nd.n.
HIJDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FORA AL
III BAsY .si TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH snd wEsT TTaiss ssvei 49,, .
ffom Cn,mbsrs'L -, q, from p'hs,
EI!r~s sId 10 . snd,i '4. i.,N "' anu ''''''~
rro, sod klb.ay with sleep io.Tpn.
irs sesl, io,Jo p
PogxhI..p.. usln 3 5ir5 IN. ard il:S3 sais; 81
P..I.lill ,r.,n A o ..nl, and li.sI IN, ,A1pm
Nup
sinE ning Tsn. s;0 m 3iJ IN
1aIfvis-b. D.. y m itio -
90 slai.,s ~ .;.3 g. N, from gth-fI an.
Tc.t uay BE- procured any q the ohoss OF "sHeors
Tr3r-. IN Nov sld Booalyn sud bA.sss sheoisi al
al reni. no road and to ss.'o epfns.
NEW.YORK. HARLEM, AND ALBANY
~ RAiLRoAD.-Tr.ios vii ssv. rth-'t Depos-Fot Al
hay IsS o. i,F.' ~. wia.srs. .si.s AiS.ny
sonu.ous With CsnuA and northern ksfe.a Tor sHaso,N
sna a golnt. ush-s-sti for Croton Fas - IN foi
t.lsp o. noE Whites, pspfi ot "tiian.. iss-S;I 10
le a o. ~. $40 3 fi.3 IA. Croton fs.'. WI as
80 lf.".A.ss ".ia. ~ - 81 'i.os' foI posss
l. Dsvsf Isteuin ssvs Albany si1i0 III, srrivA
Of Sarhsrn snd Wsstsrn rFsu. stopping =. al stations
fom Chsitsm y Cf0,ou fs also Bedford White i alni.
q. .laiios. norm Of and a. waite Ps!ns. Cfstoa fLs,
r mt White flains b.lo :, 6.9o . a.. t:l5 p. IN /
villam.sfids.. bJos Cfoton sL'.. White flAn' and
Willsm.lrfss tfAins 'iop Of al s.aton' sunday RI
ear,iou Train, At Hal fTs fof Cfoau Fsns s;l3 no.
.iorfins.. slaion.sre.gt YorsviIc Por wulamsrtdss
e.ll u 5s and s'1o ~. ropgin, at a. sa',on.
lnt ls.rs White Plains t.l0 m Niliam,bricse 8 %
lolns IN, mo- ';lo $50. = M White f'in' .ad WI
li.IssbddF. tfsns st1p et a. sion. ton 80. p NJ
.logyils q, ali station. north o, ard q. Wsm'bridse
JOuN prRCHfLL. SaD.fintsndenk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
l. -tirtcis. f,r sal. low 10 let or by inssnments.
fELOUBET HAkMONdUMs The nssIe.t sPgIo.ch 20 al
s.l aud gi3 Broadway, Nsw'York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
NyW.YORK.

Csss No Bcts; clsss No. stone; class No a. Stone
(Ass No. Ok and hard wood class No g. White pine
sroes. cypress and juniper; class No Line hair and
.,eI class No. Censnt ei..; NO. osyel AID .and
tsss No H. PS-renj cs.s No. a. fiissi class No. Is
Ysnts oils aud csss No 16 Ship cbAndleryi class
Hsfdwsrsi class No u. Stationary, class No ". Hay
esd straw esss No d. PfoyendsrI elsss No a. Chsrcos
ess No zo. Betting packing and hos,i esss No a. Sperm
Yd ubrostnt oils; class no. rs. Iron WORK. pping &c.
SAss No. D. Aassi ssss Ne. a. AnthIssis sss clsss he
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
i SPRINGFIELD STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD
CONNECTION The COEriNLNfAL leaves Peck 81 D.
East River. At 3l3 p m NIGHT LINE.-The ELM CITY
isavss Of II o'clock D. m, Sundays sIceptsd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04

EOR Newburgh, West Point, PouShkeepne.
II and Rondout-st-smsf Mary Powell leave pief foot OF
Jsy-st every aftsaooD a. ocloos Tor wet RENT NOW
burgb Poughl oopss, bnd hondost.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-04
FORTSMOUTH. n. III.
FOR ORDNANCE TIMBER SHE'D.

CssG Brick,; class H. stonej class L. White nina and
poruoe and luoeTi class Lime and cement e,,s
X I'D cas- l.. Ssts class NJ, Iron nais and hardware;
a., p.ins oils aud gls,s; class D, Iron castinz.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
From I afro.

CAIRO, Feb. -.
The dispatch boat cen. lyon, capt.
Il. +. Birch, arrived to-day with two
days later news from Nicksburg
On Sunday nigh, = barge loaded with
coal run The blockade, and was eaught by
the Queen tie West below. That YES
sci is therefore well supplied with COAL
The lcyce on the Mississippi side had
been ent by onr forces twelve miles be-
low Helena.
The machinery OF tie rebel boat vicks-
burg is being taken out OF her, and ri
NOR has it that it is beng taken TO Mont
gomcry, Ala, and put into new guu.
boat. 1t is certainly being taken out.
The steamer Rowcna was arrested hy
The officers of tie New Era at Island No
10 Yesterday. Considerable quantities
of quinine were found aboard, mostly IL
the hands Of the passengers, ono mai
having two hundred ounces. She hae
on board over $2,O00,000 government
funds. A prize crew was put on board
who took her to Memphis. Ihiriy-two
of her crew and passengers arrived her
on the Ruth.
A telegram was received at the head
quarters from Col Low, at Fort Hcury
saying that the forces from Rosecrans
command had captured 600 Of Morgan
men.
Dcad and wounded are still beint
found at Fort Donelson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
LATEST NEWS
BY 2ELEG R4pH.
.
Saturday, = O'Clock A.. N.
From Washington
WAsnrNoloN, Feb. ~.

WAsnINGIoN, Feb. -.
The report Of the Committee on Ter
ritorics, made by Senator Wade to-day.
in answer to a resolution, shows that the
Utah Legislature suppressed the Govern
or's message of that Territory; that no
freedom OF suffrage is allowed OF opin-
ions tolerated III opposition 10 the church
dignity, that polygamy i practiccd to
the cxtcn, OF incest that there is no law
giving redress oi the abuse of the married
relation, and the Mormons are openly in
imcsl To the Government of the United
States, though IN popular phase stead
fast adhercnis to the constitution.
From the tenor Of the dispatches BY
the last foreign steamer, it Is thought
that the feeling in regard to the Ameri
can war is slight, improved-not mere
II III Great Britain, but on the continent
The House has done nothing more IA
yet with the senate National Banking
Bill, than ordering II printed.
A court Of iuquir, has been ordered
10 inquire and report whether any and
MIlut Objects III TIE hfTNltt nave btNtl en-
gagged, directly or indirectly, in traffic IN
rottrn or other goods on the Mississippi
river or Its tributaries. The court will
meet and organize at Care, and hold
their sessions "A, such places as may he
most convenient.
The Navy Department received in.
formation OF the capture hy the L. s.
shooncr Ilopc Of the schooner Emma
Little, flying IN English flag, on the
eth oi January. oil Charleston. She
purported 70 be from Nassau, bound for
Baltimore, though Mt the time Of her cap
turc She was steering south east. The
vessel has been pronounced unscawof,ls,
but her cargo, most OF which was con
traband, consisting of a number II bugs
OF raipetre, which, with tho greater por
ton or her crew, has been sent TO lhila-
delphia. This schooner has been taken
once before, but her crew succeeded IN
recapturlng her.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
from llnliln ore.
BALTIMORE, Feb,

BhLTIMOHE, Feb. I3.
A dispatch from Con. Kelly, dated
Harper's Ferry, to oday, 10 Lieut.. Col
Chccsboro, says yesterday aboui o'elock
a squad Of BayIeys rebel cavalry attack
ed small scouting party Of the 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry, from kearneys-
vile, Of II me0, near Smithiicld, killing
/, wounding ?, aud capturing four men
and several horses.
Abont O'Clock, L. NJ. my scouts from
here fell in with the same party few
miles south Of .Charlcstown. After a
running fight Of several miles they recap
turcd our men and horses, and captured
Lieut.. Boyle, two Of bis men and scyera
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

OvrIcE or THE DxH. NEws,
Friday Eve, Feb. 10.
Prices are firm, and corn Ia 2(Gsc higher.
Flors-Wholesale, s5.So@6 20; retail, Sc ooC1
$50. shipments 80 bb!s.
WHEAT T0Ms0, for common grades and
s5c@Sl05 for the bctt Receipts 1925 bu-
BssLgy-9ocmfi 20. Eeceipts 400 bu
Cosa-2sa3lc. Receipts g25 bu.
OArs-45a50c. Receipts s2o bu.
Hoes Dressed, t3.oo440o. Receipts loe
head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
CHuR CH Fam AT DURANr.-On Thurs

CHuRCH Fam AT DURANT.-On Thurs
day. as announced, the W embers Of the Epis
copal Church at Darant had . very pleasant
fair, which was held in the passenger depot
The arrangernents were similar TO those held
in th,s city, and wire highly crsdiIsble to the
o,casion. TIE display OF articles for sale was
elegant. and the refreshment department am
pie enough to suit anybody. handrome
cum was dorbtless realized, which goes toward
furnishing ,he Church sdhee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

The MASQUERADE AT THE GERMAN
TaEArRE-Ths masqas ball at the new Ger
oar. Theatre. Thursday evening, was all that
the most ardent friends of the carnival could
have desired. There was a very large attend
sncs OF both msskers and .i,iz-ne. and every
thing passed of in splendid style.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
--------i-.A>e - ------.
From new Work.
New YonK, Fcl

New YonK, Feb. 13.
Capt. Curtis, Of the brig Samuel
Churchman, from Morogoam, reports
that on the 4th of Feb, in lat. 81, long.
rs, she saw large steamer, painted
black, steering west. She stood toward
It's, but night coming on, with heavy rain
and thick weather, she lost sight OF her.
She is supposed to be the Alabama.
The steamer Champion arrived from
Aspiuwall on the 4th with 100000 in
treasure, conveyed by the gunboat Con-
necticut. No Panama papers received
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

CAPsIzEp.-A two horse sleigh, load
I'd with females, was capsizsd yesterday after.
noon, on tho corner OF Third and Ripley
streets. One lady had ber wrist sprained.
aud the balance their crinoline very sadty
disar.angsd. We advise our friends TO he
car eful how they dash over the cross!ngs, as
they may get upset.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

THE ferry boat had srea. deal OF
trouble in landing yesterday. on account OF
the wet snow clogging on the eide Of the
wharf boat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
TIE sieching as been well improved

TIE sieighing has been well improved
the past two days. Every thing on runners
has been hrou ght into reqaisition and sent NY
ing IRON morr ing until ll, 10 the country
the snow ia pretty well worn of, tut on the
maea5arniring ir town slcighs run very smooth
~. T.t warm weather. however. will be
likely 20 use up the snow inside Of twenty.four
houre
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

CoAL.-Coal Valley Coal YVES selling
on the !evee yesterday afternoon at II and s
cents pr bushel, and Buffalo al &3 and IA
cents. We counted over twenty wagon loads
there at one tims
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

MILITARY MEN, ArrEsTIoS.-lf you
wish Tor Uniform a d full equipmente call Oh
4. r. Erskine, Nlckolls Block
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

REMEMBER tho Train starts this even
ing at Metropolitan Hall. at 8 o'clock punctu-
ally. BE on hand early II you desire to secure
good ssats, or. more likely any seat a, all.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

WE notice that some OF the 9th cav
airy have already been busted and are re
turning to their regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford assets. lat May, 1892. S527 200 .93 iia
biiitiea, s2l, 300. HKsRy Is. HovrSAg. Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
State Of Iowa.
AnJrrAnT eENsnAL's OrscE,
Davenport, Fob, Is, 1893.

Davenport, Fob, Is, 1898.
CIRCULAR.
Tho Drafting Commissioners in tho various
counties. aud all county aud township officers.
are reqneetod To rer.rt 10 this oficc the names of
such soidiors ab,ent from their regiments ns are
now nj homo without proper leave, giving the
lons II possible.
uoioaels Of regiments and Captains Of eonpa-
Mics requested to forward TO this office, with.
cut delay the names OF all abscntess from their
commands without proper loayc, who may now
be within tbis state, giving, as noar NJ may 10,
the present address Of saeh eoldicrs.
n. u. BAKER,
feb II dit A jt. Gen. OF Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

NEW YoRK, Feb. l3.
Formulated 5,gioc better and mote doing.
s7.loa7. 80 extra state; 81 sDG7 Is X. II. ..
WHKAr-lc better with fair dennsn II 800
] 55 spring; 81 56al 81 Mil club; Sl.63Gl 80
winter red.
COks--hade firmer. s2de3c.
WHISKY Slender. 55U5;c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

WAsnINGToE, Feb. Is,

WAsHINGToK, FcD. I3.
UousE-An amendment striking out an
.ppropriation Of s4G3, 800 ior the New
York Navy Yard, and inserting $l,2l3,-
600 for floating or sectional dry dock
OF sufficient size and capacity for raising
snv Of the vessels now built. Bill pass.
ed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

ALL valenti mes sent through the post
office must be pre- paid with q one eent stamp.
Remember this.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

STARR has the most elegant aud the
most eomical variety Of valentines 10 town
This is the last chance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

CHEAp FLouR.-Our iiend Dawson
10 determined to supply tie public with the
beet kind Of family il'Gr at the most moderate
rates Sc. ADVERTISED. a. ent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
THE GREATEST GOOD THE GREATEST NUMBER


Way is the proprietor Of the Scott
House rot like the celebrated Gsorgs Francis
Trainf
AnseeY-- Because the proprietor Of the Scott
House oifsrs TO HE patrons wholesome. sne.
stantial food. aud does not oblige his guests
to satisfy their appe,ites alone on tre,h and
coda water.
Again, why is he like George Franci. Train,
Esq
Ansiesr- Because the proprietor OF the Scott
House is also modest man, and demands the
cen!s leg meal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

ALI kinds of winter goods seling very
low, ut Whislers great New York Store. The
largest stock Of fancy articles in the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
THE CITY.

We understand that Geo. Francis
Train will lecture in Rock Island on Monday
night
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

CoHyIcTED.-"Old Bigelow," the no.
ted counterfeiter. OF Cordova. Ill, who has
been /, ,ing 10 Jail tor the pact two years in
Chicago. ha. at last had bis trial in the U ai-
ted S.sles Dstrict Court. and vas convicted oi
oouuterfeliing United States coin. He viii
receive hi. sentence in the course OF lew
days. Biselow was one OF the successful
couuterg.ite,s in this country. He has been
in iaii q score OF times lie will probably end
hi. days in the peni.entiary, as ne is now
over 10 years Of age.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

To LoAN.-A few thousand dollars OF,
good improved fstning lands. Enquirs oi Il.
A. McMair, OTTO King or Hon. James GRAFT
lbl22w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

The Democrats Of Scott County are invited 70
inset 10 Mass Convention in the city Of Daven-
pors On Saturday, Feb. alst, at 10 o'clock Q. M,
for the purpose Of expressing their views on the
great qssslions Of the day.
Eminent speakers from abroad have been in
vited TO bs present.
Let every Patriot resolve 70 devote this day to
the service Of his country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

Bcop WaAased.
VY7ANrED-A GOOD, ACTIVE, INTELLI-
w GENT young woman % DO gensrci houss-
vovk. AMY 10 I, ". HARRISON,
ian 2S.tf p. o. Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

SUDDEN DpArn.-1hnrsday, our Mr..
Carpenter received . telegraph dispatch, CIV
ing him The cad and startling intelligence iha'
his father had that morning been found dead
in his led. DIR. Carpenter was al Cd and
much esteemed practicing physician, OF
Bangor, Franklin Co., y. Y. A mhn ot rare
ability, he has for over forty years enjoy ed
the confidence Of q large circle OF friends ard
acquaintAncss.a and by careful and strict stsen'
,ion TO his profession, had Laasssd handsome
fortune. A man Of full habit. he probably fell
u victim to apoplexy. His son left on the train
Thursday evening for HE parents home.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

PEnsoNAL.-John L. King, Esq, long
a resident Of Sc,tt county. now . prActieing
attorney in Keokuk, called upon us yesterday.
Mr.. King bears the appearance OF man who
bss been well used by the world
wv Gally, E.q formerly editor Of the
Z4nesvitle. Ohio. aurora, called at our office
ysstsrdsy during our absence. We regret
yery much that we were not In at the time. as
i, Won have done ns proud 10 shake the
hand Of 0 true blue Democrst Ike Dir. Gslly.
Next Fall, ws trust, Mr.. Gally. Iowa will
follov the noble example Of your State. and
wheel straight into the Democratic ranks
TIE "mechanic" dodge OF our gush.
Ing ueiehbcr st the next door will will noi
.in /; il is altogether too transparent. mJ
boy. We have never yet. and probably nese'
.hsll 40 far forget ourselves as to speak il
d,.osraping terms Of mechanics. no matter
chat their peculiar trade may be. We sd
,;.ea you in kindly spirit 10 return 10 yonl
former misunderstanding the jack plane
b.cau.e vs eel. that - long - you continued
20 adj, the African Journal you control. 20,
! ~. disgracing . trade you night possibly
| honor. n you followed 1t In manly way
Editing political journal is not your "hoi..
you lack that stufing in yous hssd. with,
which you can never amoast 10 much 10 sn
protessIos. Your friends sss II. and are sl
resdv tshisS the osessssry steps - oust 20
from ths chair yos have warmed - nicely fa
lev nesehs past.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

MILITARY men will find at Farrand'f
the best stock of hats and cals Va tb. State
Any style desired made TO order on short no
tice and IA the beat mhLner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

EvFRYBoDy must remember that the
iniai.abe Rivers Melodeon Troupe opens in
this city at Metropolitan Hall on Monday even.
Ing DO not forget.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14
NUMBER lOS.
ADVTS.


UELMB0TD'S tXrRACT BI clIu,
TIE GREAI DirRETIr
lltLMBOLb'S EXTRACT BuCnu,
THE GREAT DIHlETIC
liELnBOLD'S EXTRACT BlcHU,
THE GREAT HIuRFTlC
i!Ei.MB0LD'S EXTRACT BuCuu,
TIiE GREAT DIUR RETIC
Anl Positive AMI specific Kennedy far D,ses,es
uI tho
hlalder, Kidneys.
brH,ci, nrnpsy
Organic Weakness.
And al diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
500 adktItisument IN another column. Cut IL
out, and send i.r tho Medicine at once
BEHARH 0f COt-A fERFEI1S.
ieh lf82n
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LONDON 4 LlvERPC0L
rre 4 Life Insurance Company,
oYrICE. So WALL & 81 FINE St. M.

raid Up capital, surplus and reserved
faads -. ....0Sheo.b30
Invested 10 this country,.... l,Vt6yS36
Yearly revenue over. 5,6OO,Oee
rAc Shareholders Personally RespOnsis
ole tor engagements Of tho Cooponys
Al Directors must be Shareholders
asvnaxncBs voR DAysnsoas I
Geo. d. Frsnch, L0rsns0 Schriokes, Niehelas
Kuhnen 4 Co., Cleo. 4. Davenport, Ainet 0kssl,
Nisholas J. Rusch.
0fiprs1l, Mintura 1 Co.. Haspes 3 Hsothsu, Dua-
en- Sherman : Co., Alsxsndef 3. 6tswask
]. q. wAsHBURNs Aesat fss Dassapsee ena
Reek Island. jlyS
CLINTON UOU89.
HVORNER Or CLINTO0 AND 00Gl1GD
~ sesssiss s1ese 0lty less J. fa!1..esR f'N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

VINO STOLE MY SLEIGH. = Ycsterday
afternoon a couple Of our frien3s, wishing to
90 to the Court G1,uss. asked gentleman for
the loan Of bic horse ard cutter for the occa
zion He consented, ard informed them that
they would find the horse hi.ched in front OF
Dr. Parker's oliics, and they proceeded to the
delegated place an tool . horse and cutter
that answered the desciip ion given. and rro.
cssded on their way. few minutes after
they lef, an excited individual was discovered
rushing down Brady street, anxiously inqalr'
nz e every one he met whether they Rad
seen a "black horse and red cutter" pass that
wsy, and informing them that some psrson had
stolen his horse and sleigh.
Oar friends proceeded to the Court Honse
and, after transscting their business. started
10 come back. when, on Brady stieet. they
met the individual. who. stopping them, In
quired who gave them. the authority TO take
that horse and sleigh. They very quietly H.
formed him that the owner had given them
the authority. He then informed them that
he was the owner of the rig, end after com
pairing notes they found that they hsd taken
the wrong horse and sleigh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

LATEST NEws. daily Chicago Times
ana Tribune New York Hraid, Times, and
Tib4as for sale. aud Subscriptions received. nj
Stars. Second street. and at the Post office
news depot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

TuE choicest grades of family grocer
lee in the city can always be obtained at Park a
4 ilosmers, corner Brady and Fourth sirests.
They have In store large stock OF teas black
and green. sugats, coffee. irui,s dried aud
green. choice roll butter, fresh eggs, and. in
fact. every thing usunlly found In a iirst-class
grocery store Give them u call and Judge for
yourselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

Coal FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES
r~enty. three famili,s were furnished coal
yesterday out Of the cilixsns. contributions,
making total up 70 this date Of As Sho have
rscsivsd relief The contributions yesterday
we're Capt. John Galligsn $500 F. 7. E,skiDs
IS 90.
Those Who have subssribsd and not paid
~ their subscriptions are requested to hand
IN the amounts this morning. - the cos! bill
viii have 10 be psid 10 day. The fund viii
Be entirely reduced this morniag uolsss for'h
sr septribulieps are made. Come forward
fellow eitiEsns. and out Of The fsllosss Of you'
stess. give iibersiiy to keep thoss poor psepl'
Iron ss6srisS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

No MERCHANT in tho State has gained
a more enviable reputation for strict integrity
or been more fortunate Ia trade, than Wade
worth THE result has been accomplished by
q Uniform system OF fair. upright dAling
Hs stock is always large and com lete. ana
Will bs sold very low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

ar the great cheap grocery, Hawk
eye. next door below the Post cilice, they re-
ceive fesh oystais and groceries every day
They sell better goods than any establishment
in Davenport. Their prices are nov. and have
been lower than market rates. Their stock IL
always full. and prices ot goois marked IN
plain iigures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

HALF FAnR.-Mr. Gillott has made
arrangements with the NJ 4 N. Railroad to
carry all those desiiing to attend the opening
bail At the Osilyie, a, half fare. In ordsr IL
take advantage Of his arrangement. all those
pro aosing attending the party. should leave
their names at the Le Claire House office or
at the counting room OF this paper. without,
delay.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-27
1ST DAY OF APRIL, 1868.

Payment will be enforced by distraint,
and prosecution will be commenced before
the United States Court for the District
Maryland, for the violation Of the law in
selling without license.
In case of distraint, ten per cent. will
be, added, with the same costs as are now
allowed by law to United States Marshals
for similar services, and in case of prose-
cution, the penalty prescribed for selling
without license is three times the duty
imposed for the license. d5t a
'I p" '''- d. McGONlGALL,
g3tr4 lof7 Deputy Collector for
=, mh13 .a 81. ,%.-a.9 Hartford County.