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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17
Worcester Aug 25 sB BO'' fA'"id aMS 9"rSe sas5
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

FERNAL REVENUE NOTICE
\ CoLLECTOR's OFFICE, sTu DISTRICT, MASS, No 2ls
NAN ~, worcester, Aug, ~ 1873 Mrubiic notice is
and Taxes for the 1858 under the Excise the
United states has been received from the of
said district aud they are now Tue and payable. The
collector, OF hs deputies, will attend TO
ceve the and to deliver Licenses to those who
have applied from the fifteenth until the twenty ninth
day of September next at each OF the following places
to wit:
For Division NJ. Consisting of Worcester Auburn,
Leicester, ShrewShurv. BvystOn and West BOylston,
at The Collectors Office M 2lS Nlain ST Worcester
For DIVISION 50 = on-istng of Iolden. Rutland,
PaXton ,lakham, and New Braintree, at tn, office of
charles h1nNlt9n, d putty collector. in Holden.
For bivisi n NO 81 unsisting Of NoUtl Brookfeld,
Brookfcld West Brookfcd Warren and Spencer at the
office oi ELI Whittemore, deputy collector, in Spen
For III lin matchmaking of Oxford Charlton
Sturbridge, Dudley, ~Outhbrdge and Webster, at the
Soulhbndge.
For Division No Con listing of Grafton. Millbury
Sutton and Nurthhridge al the office of s. Davis Ha
deputy collector, IN Grafton.
For Division o. g. 'onss'ing of Milford, Upton,
Marlborough. Southb rough and NestbOrOugh at the
office OF }. Dexter Hunt, deputy collector in Milford
For Division No 7-Consistng of Blackstone, Men
dou UXbridpe, and Douglas al the OIL Ice Stephen S.
Benson deputy collector. III Blackstone
For Division No S-Consisting of al role rentham
Peterborough, Belngham, Franklin and MeawaY, at the
office o. Charles Mason deputy collector in Wapole
in the county OF Norfolk
The Deputy Cole tors W. to facilitate the collection
of said tax in s, visit the several towns in
their respective divisions, curing said time, and will give
due notice OF the time when such visit II be made.
SPECIAL NoTICEAll persons y hu shall neglect to
the duties aud taxes ssed up. them, within the
time above named are liable 10 five cent addi
ti0nal upon the amount of the Income Tax and per
cent upon all other taxes included in said Ii which
cannot be abated and must in all cases be paid
Any person nepl6 sting take out his License wi hin
the time above specified, will become liable to penalty
of three times the amount Of the license, which penalty
Will be promptly enforced
au25 diff Collector s'h District of Massachusetts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17

tBy PUTNAM BROTHERS, ONCE las Main street,
L. HOIISE AND LOT All AIlI,.

iiil TIoN We shall sell by auction, on SATURDAY,
sasAhl9tb inst at lO3 O'Clock A. very desirable
House and Lot situated of Herman and Beacon
streets The House well built in good repair contains
is finished rooms, conveniently arranged for two fam
lies. well supp led with hard and soft water In close
proximity TO the Horse Railroad, and in goo location
tor obtaining borders, II desirable.
Terms easy, and made known at sale.
d6l pIrrNA M "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17
ADJOURNED SALE-HOusE

gsiii AND BARN AT AUCTION viii be sold at
szSI- Auction, on SATURDAY Sept 18th at 10 o clock
A. NJ the two story Dwelling House and barn. situated
The house contains fourteen rooms. conveniently
arranged for two families, and has never failing well
of good water.
The lot about 1900 feet Of land with variety
OF Fruit Trees In bearing condition.
ANY one wishing residence little retired. In Of
the most beautiful locations In the city, will find this
rare opportunity. For further particulars inquire q
sis DIST JAMES X. PIERCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17
\ FARM AT AUCTON.-Wiil be

IN FARM AT AUCT4 ON.-Wiil be
EIii sold al Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Oct.
G4sAz at o'clock p. NJ. the premises, the Farm
owned by W. NJ. Lamb situated in the
northwestery part OF Sorb .b p mn, So
and very healthy location even and under good
state Of CIVILIZATIONS containing IS divided in
acres OF pastlIns, acres Of wool the rest NOW and
tage land Is all English, and all be cut
bv moving machine. There is large orchard of 2I7
s1pe trees all grated fruit also good supply OF pears
NUNS cherries and grapes, Welding from S15 to SIa0
worth yearly viii pasture cows, and winter
10 and horse The milk and butter can ali be
sold the door for the Boston market. two-story
house, with an l. and wood house atttched a large
carriage house and shed. all In good repa: well
sup lied with neyerailing water at house and barn In
good neghborhood, and near school Said farm Il ten
miles from Worcester three mites from Northboro Cen
tre and three and half iDiles fro Clinton Three
hths Of the purchase money ain on mortgage n
desired. 's~sN'"
Also II not sold at private sale. about Is tons Of Eng
lsh nay TWO tons Of oat straw all the corn planted on
one and half all the potatoes pantef on three
Of beans. 49, '
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. W NJ LAMB
SO w&dtocu E.B. LAMsoS, Aactioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17

NJ OTICE.-Taken upin the enclosure of
Il the subscriber, about the 10th inst, black
MARE. said Mare is apparently from to years old;
has a small white SPOT the back; is good size; has
long switch tail not shod The requested to
prove property pay charges and take the animal away
GEORGE W. BASCOM
Holden, Sept. IA, 1868. DIT sis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17
w. r. OAKES, NJ. ID. Ocu-
NRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES- No

81 AT WHoLESALE-The subscriber having taken
out Wholesale License under the Internal Revenue
Law, is prepared TO sell for CASH, Drugs Patent Med-
cincs, &C, at the lowest market prices.
DAVID SCOTT,
DIFF ISL n ain, Corner NJ ech anic street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17

An sold at public auction, the premises on the 18th
day Of September next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Brick Cot
tage House, 80 by II feet situated Adams Suare Wor
cescr being part Of the estate Of the late q lien.
derson. Terms made known at the time and place OF
sale JAMES II Hill, kdn,'r
Il LAWSON, Auctr
Worcester, Aug Is, 1868.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17
VENTILATION.
G Persons wishing to have sher buildings ventilat
ed will please apply to
LUTHER ROBINSON,

46 Congress street Boston.
In the annual report of the Boston Committee
for 1852, PIP 3D. 80, we find The following
Few things pertain ng to the comfort and health
pupils and teachers merit attention than the proper
Uettdtion of school Much of lassitude, dnll
ness, health, and consequent slow progress of pupils
is undoubtedly caused by breathing impure air. lure
air largely contributes to physical and mental health and
vigor. This vital element not designed for second
hand Once breathed it is rendered impure poison.
Gus, unit for further Hence the necessity of FREE
quent change of cir in school rooms
new system of ventilation, differing essentially from
all others heretofore in here has been applied the
Bowditch school house, to Of the Normal School
buildings, and to the Urinary school house Har-
rson Avenue which has given great satisfaction, and
appears to have many, II not all heretofore
existing difficulties. When eight hundred pupils as in
the Bowdch school, with doors windows open for
ventilation during many months, and with discomfort
from currents OF cold r enjoy the luxury of at
mosphere nearly to be indisnguishable in
spect to purity from the external air may well be
grated with result greatly in advance Of any that
we had previously known
See also DID, So 18 IA, l23, of said report div sI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17
CLoSING OUT SALE
THE REST AND LAST CHANCE.

The entire stock of goods at the Academy of Fine
Arts will be sold this month"; at geatly reduced prices
The proprietOrs will give personal attention custom
and under their supervision, the will be
arranged and pictures framed daily.
Choice Line Engravings, Chromos, Lithogragfls, &C.,
OF variety, with large assortment Of Frames and
Artists Materials will offered the public positively
only during mis- month. Exhibition rooms open day
and evening One first class Piano. with Rosewood case,
in perfect order; Fountain Show Cases. Extension
Tables Furnaces and Easles, for sale very cheap. All
are invited to call at as the rooms will be closed
the last OF September Al. |. ROBINSON.
So dtOl Il. j. GARDNER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-17
CRESTs FROM THE OCEAN
~ WORLD.
Pictures of Life Art. and Scenery in Europe A Book
Of rare merit and p0pulprN.


of rare merit and popularity.
ALoNZo TRIrr.
This entertaining and instructive work. having passed
the ordeal Of public utiny, and public TASTE com
mends itself to every nteilec Il = mint
The gifted thor has impaired TO the ume an orig
inality. novelty, and interest, rarely combined
1t abOunds in useful information. written III Il style
clear chaste. and pleasing.
To the teacher lis valuable: in the family circle il will
afford many hours of entertainment. while one
can read the book without pleasure and profit.
The hearty praise which continues to be avi'hed
the book by the press and all classes readers
duccd the publisher to issue a new edition.
Secure copy, and furnish your intellect rich repast
of useful and entertaining knowledge.
Twentyfv thousand Sold which is believed to be the
largest sale OF any American Book Of European Travels
sis d3t*
NJ OTlCE.-The subscribers will be in
session at the Provost Marslal's Office, 2l5 Main
street. from 10 to ?. NJ every Friday to b. ennal
examinations for pensions till all shall be completed
Those wht Sc pensions commenced earlier than March
4tn, 1868, must be examined b4fure they their
paw.
Fees for both surgeons So 90 each pensloner to be
Iefunded by the government.
ORAMEL MARTIN, NJ ID.
CiIAS. W WHIrCOMB, NJ. H.,
Appointed Examining Surgeons.
Worcester, Aug, 25 daWtf auDb
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
LATEST NEWS
By I'ELEGR1PU.
= O'Clock A. VI.
From ashinyiOn.
w ARLINGTON. Ar

WASHINGTON. April q.
Official information received here
states that the rebels have largo force
at Washington, n. c., and tho belief i.
expressed in the same dispatch that
about 3lst Of March Gen. Foster was en-
gagged fighting them.
Cp TO O'Clock the Government had
received no intelligence regarding the
state of affairs at Charleston, other than
what has already been published from
the Richmond papers OF Saturday.
The State Department had not up TO
yesterday received any official response
To the Sccrctary's letter declining the
peace propositions OF the French govern
ncnt.
SlN hundred or 500 soldiers on fur
loneh came up on tho boat from the
Army Of th. Potomac to night.
II is believed that no difficulty exists
with the administration on the subject of
letters OF marquc and roprsa. The i'm
portancc OF the question is well under
stood. When occasion demands there
. no donbt but that the President
will exercise the power in the premises
authorized by Congress-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07

Mi LINERY OPENINu.-Mrs. McCul'
iough. 81 Brady street will this day open. for
inspection. her spring stylss Of Millinery and
Millinery Goods. Having superior facilities
TOR obtaining Pattern Bcnnss and Millinery
Goods from thu best importers in New York
sps feels ja.tifed in saying that in point Ct
beauty and elegance OF style. her assortment
OF Millinery this season cannot be eqna'el In
'hs West. nor surpassed in any city In the
Uuion. She wouli respectfully invite her
friends and the public generally TO call and
xau!ne her goods before purchasing else
where.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
NUMBER l47.
Election News.

Sr. LOUIS, April 9.
Shannccy J. Filley: charcoal or radical
'nanepat'on'st, elected by about 220o
majority over Oliver ID. Filey, clay bank
or black emancipatlonlst and about | 700
over Joseph y. Neil, copperhead. The
radicals will have large majority in
council. The national administration was
noby sustained in all its measures for the
vigorous prosecution Of tho war.
In Jefferson City the radicals elected
Their mayor. assessor. constable, aud six
out ot seven eouncll.men.
Nav HAVEN, Conn, Ap,ilG.
The Union State ticket is elected. COZ.
Rnekinsham, at tho head, is elected by
about 1900 malofltv.
Mcssfs. Dennng. Hubbard and Brand
'ng lnion and English democrats, are
elected 10 Congress
The Union men have j. out OFF, Sen
aiors, and largo majority il tho House.
NoawIcn, Conn, April 6.
Tho ID Congressional District, com
prlsing New London aud Wyndham
counties, As Tar AS heard from, gives Buck
lngham 100 majority.
] llARTFoRp, April Q.
Republican Congressman are elected IN
the 1T, ID aud ith districts, the demo.
Gratis carry the ID district.
DunuQUE, April 6.
ho election for city officers passed or
lmetly to-day, resulting IN the election
"i The entirc democratic tickot for city
officers by about 100 majority.
The Union ticket elected four ont of
live Aldermen--a gain Of three Alder
men.
ktoKrK, April G.-1o L. NJ.
At the charter election the Union can.
di1aies were NIL elected but one alder
man, by maJorlties ranging from 40 TO
10. There Is great rejoicing by all loyal
citizens.
fGErroRr, ILL.,, April 9.
At the city election here TO day, the
republicans elected their entire ticket ex.
eept Ma lor by "A largo majority. II il
claimed TINT the vote for Mayor is lie.
- MONMOUTH, Ill, April 9.
he city has gone republican by 1870
majority.
lsnIAsAroLrs, Ind, April 6.
The township elections ia tins State to-
day, rs lar as heard from, result in largo
gains for the Union ticket.
DEIRoIT, Mich, April q.
his city gives the democratic State
ticket about 1000 majority.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
A Valuable Improvement!
WATTERS' GREAT KENTUCKY PUMP
w Is now on exhibition in Davenport Mt
Rowe e. Lindsay's Store.

Oa Brady street. Its advantages over all q. her,
arc
LIST. II has no leather valves, lea,ho. nckipc
or piston rpd.
II. j. Ia manufactured for less than QUO hal,
the cJst of the old stylo Foreo Pump.
81 II works nader mJter y moro durable and
reiltble than any Pump lnat works above water
9Th IL will aersr f,etxs. NJ water rem Ans ~
the pips when IL /. n"' il molten
b. II is a pom ,fnt i,rc. pap.o, and very
sseful Ia Cases oi hf watering garlen', strec,s
dc
Call and see the Pump, also tho Proprietors, at
oennsylvalia House
ap 1t PICKERING A stout
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
BoA7s LEavih6 To-pAy.
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markel...Daiiy Repor
OrrIck ov THK DsN. A NHws, |

OrvICE ov THR Dan. A NHwsl
Monday kvo., Apnl q. I
Tho weather is fine, and farmsrs arc improving
II In putting in tho seed !; hut business in town
Is very quiet, AMI but iiitlo grain coming in.
Frees continue about the same as they we're.
fLoua-Flrm. Wholesale, $5.0pulon 10, retail
$6oo.db61. shipment, 70 bbls.
WnxAr- 7oGs0c for common grades and $50
Qttl 90 for tho boat.
bAsLsY Nominal Mt sl.25. Receipts 500 bu
CoRs- Nominal at 3ae
OATs-a3G55c. Receipts 275 bu. Shipment.
1000 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07

WAsnINcroS, April 6.
The Richmond Lramiasr Of Satnr-
day says
NicKsnuHG, April 2.
The enemy made a reconnaissance up
the Yazoo yesterday, and threw few
shells 1t Smokers Bluff.
CHAiANoooA, April 2.
The gunboats on the Tennessee river
have been driven back by our sharshoot-
ers.
CnARLEsroS, April 2.
There are no signs thus tar of an at
tack. There has been no landing in
force on any OF the islands below, as re-
ported.
The diminishing on Sealrook's Island
was between few independent scouts
and scouting party for a gunboat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
From Cincinnati.

CiSciNNArI, April o.
Aspccial from CAIRO TO the Gazette
says as the gunboat st. Clair was pa4sing
Palmyra, 25 miles above Fort Donclson,
was fired into 10y the rebels under Van
Dorm. The third shot struck the steam
supply pipe, rendering hes uumauagc
able. She was towed TO Cairo.
All Is quiet IN kosccrans department.
Large numbers Of dcscrtcrs from the
army arc aya;ling themselves Of the proc
hmaton Of the President, and returning
TO their regiments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07

CAIRO, April 4.
A number ot the smaller stern wheel
steamers have been discharged from ser
vice at Helena. This il no doubt in con.
sequence of tho bombardmcnt of various
expeditions.
The rebel Gen. Chalmcr is reported to
bc eight miles below Crane Creek, on
the fernando road from Memphis, with
5000 men. His object is TO menace the
Charleston Railroad
a considerable body OF rebels are re
ported TO he at Truxambia, and il is
further reported that they have thrown
ppn,oon bridges over the Tennessee,
above Florence, where they are crossing
TO the south side otthc river.
The new cnboat Chociaw arrived
from st. Loms this evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
RIVER ITEMS.
Sunday, April 8,

Sunday, Aprils.
AnRIyaD.
CANADA. Parker, 81. Louis
JkAsiE WnifrLk, Campbell, Montross.
DEPARTED.
Sunday.
CANADA, Parker, st. fsui.
Monday.
!AaEs MkAss. Pierce, Dubuque.
JIMMIE HlrfLE, Campbell. Moniroso.
The new Northern Line packet Davenport will
be duo here next Saturday.
LAkx Pkrls orsN-By tho following telegram
1t will he seen tLst nav igation Is open to 81
Paul;
huwArKxE. April 6.
LAX, Pepin Is open tho Mississippi iivor i,
navgable 10 1T Paul. The s'oamboat keokuL
WAS the ifst through the Lake.
BoA1s LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Northern Line steamer H.wkcyc, Captain
Hight, Clerks Cougar and Rready. will depart foI
~. Louis anl intermediate landings this morn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07

THE CuAkCoALs we're rad ant yester-
day. their victory Saturday having set esn no
sheap. Well. they have good reason to CROW
We'd crow too-'f We hsd anythisg to CROW
about e" but We cant zee IT," We have on.
consolation in all 'his sf1i ction-it Isn't IN,
fret time we've been wsxed. no, 70. by sever.
o. We've got used to the thing 10 MEASURE
and can stand it bully. Bat We feel i. 10 our
b,nes that the chArcoals have run the Ien,,h
Of their rope. Nsxt tims we'h br,og them uo
with round turn. and hurt 'sm bad. Nal.
the most Of hs few days left 10 You fellows.
and prepare to die gracefully. for next Fell ,hs
Gabriel u ihs Democracy will sound his trum.
pet lss your funeral. sure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
From New York.

New YoHK, April 6.
The New York bank statement shows
an increase IN loans OF 5,9o 1893, de-
crease ~ specie SGOo,73, dcclcasc in
circulation s2l2, 1903, decrease in deposits
s2,o38,i2s.
The prizc steamer Annis, in charge of
master I)cNlncc, arrived to-day from
PoIt Royal, bound 10 Boston. She was
captured on the 18th ult, N Bulls Bay,
80 miles from Charleston, by the L. 5.
steamer Stllman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
The Fairy Wedding /,

DY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE PUB.
ID lsh erctusioeiy Tie Car, Inoro3R,pHs or
THE LrLLIrurAN WEDDING PARTY. as follows:
Price
GEs. Ton THUMB in his w dd'ng sGt .. .25 cts
MEs. GEN ION IHrMB 10 Weddtny dr,ss 70
iR AID MRs. GEs Tom rHuMs,i, Wedd,.y
CfMNoDORR NUrT and Miss MINNIE groon,s-
man and Jr.d. smaid d.............25
ms GES. Ton inuMB. Ia celebrated Re-
ceptson dr,ss. ...............25
Mlsshs L,visA and MIHSIg WARafH...2J
Toe whole BRIDAL PAKrY, group of iour)
CAfd ............. ..................50
the BKIoAL Party, (Socoscopio picture) so
The bKiDAL farty. Stereo co pc cotoyef rs
The w,ce Of card pictures, co.orcd, will be IL u
cenisexra.
Can be sent by mail on receipt Of price and
post ige stamp.
None genu no unless STAMPED with our trade
mark, + A, in circle, on the front OF the photo
grapa. Beware Of spurious copies made from en-
cravings. eic.
E.&H. 7. ANTHONY, 5,l Broadway, n. y.
Manufacturers Of the best Photograpl,c AiJum.
and Publishers OF Card photographs of celebri-
ties.
The Negatives OF these exquisite pictures wero
made for US by BRADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07

lonr MoNnoE, April 3.
Twelve cavalry men arrived here to-
day with Lorscs aud equipments on the
Yorktown boat. They deserted from the
Wise legion, and they report their whole
company would desert as soon as an OPP
portnni,y was presented, and that tho
want Of food j. the cause of their doscr-
ting that their troops cannot endure the
want Of food and clothing much longer,
and for that reason Richmond is soon to
be evacuated
The State Of Maine LEFT here at noon
to day for City Point with 600 prisoners
for exchange.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07

OST. ON FRIDAY LAST, A LARGE,
IL White Setter Dog-liver coiorel head and
cara, motled pose-.iver colored spots on the fore
Isgs- ans Sers 10 the name of 'ank
will pay ten dollars for his delivery at the
store Of Hs'ght Sears. on Perry street, Davea
port, and NO questions asked.
m,h2i WIN McMANUS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.

a'a'"s ynn 6y Chicago tame aohich "a twelve xsin
M'e jaster than Davenport ti,ns.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 2aru
- 1862. and until further notice, passsna or
trains will ieavo Davenport as follows.
10 90 a. y. FOR brooklyn AMI Washington.
S.lo +. NJ. FOR Iowa City.
rnsIss ARsivx AT DAvRnroRr Az FOLLOWS.
BOO +. ~ from Brooklyn and Washington.
IL - I'm rom Iowa City.
aorn,ng trains out Of Davenport will make direct
,9npoctions at Bfooklyn, Iowa city and Washing
81 With tho Weatorn stage Com pany stages Tor
II points Wort.
Trains from tho West connect at Davenport
@ith trains oi tho Chicago and Rock Island Kali
had for all points East, North and South.
tasssagcrs are reminded Of the necessity OF
lyiug distinct directions as to the estimation of
he'' ta9raee else to psonure,iokn.s hsfose taking
.aofi koals al . s.4fs.
JOHN y. TRACY, Gon1 Supt,
A. KIMBALL, Asst Supt.
davenport. November ~. lss3.--dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07

"ONcE MoRE UroN My NATIVE
HKATn sTAND."-Col. Horace Walters enter
| 81 upon his responsible duties yesterday, as
Superinten dent o! the Burtis House Colonel
Walters 10 great favorite with the travelling
public. Possessing all the qualifications Of a
iitst class landlord. with many years exps-
rience 10 the business. he will not allow tn.
Burtis to lose its snvisble reputation as the
bsst conducted hotel in the N is.issippi Valley
No house In the country is better or more IA.
voraby known than the Barts. Travellers
who have once stopped at the house alwsys
endeavor to make this point to lay over. Ow.
ing to the gratuitous advertising the Burt!s
has received OF late through the columns OF
the Chicago Tribune and kindred sheets, the
business OF The house has largely increased,
and many times the proprietor has found II
difficult TO accommodate his hosts of gu es,s
On the part Of DR.. BurtiI We retura thanks to
the Tribune. etc for these favors. They arc
duly apprsela,ei Charley Holmas will re.
main in the office. AMI will prove . valuable
assistant to Col. Walters In eniertaininR the
pnblic We prophecy that under tae new ad.
muislration III, Bariis will live and flourish
ike Green Bay Tree"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07

WINTER WHEAT There was large
breadth Of this kind OF wheat sown III Scott
and adjoi.ins counties last FA,l-much larger
than has been put 10 tefore. We are glad to
ss'rting up in . very encouraging msnn+r.-
The crop Uust be heavy. aud very protts-
BILE Ola
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-07
Wednesday, April 18th,
THE CIT Y.

The examination at the High School
will be contiuu d two days longer. Glasses il
Natural History, languages. Eaglish Gram
mar, etc. will be psesei upon.