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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18
THE GREATEST GOOD GREATEST NUMBER


A GooD JoKE.-A correspondent in
Gen. MsPhersons corps. gives the following
amusing account Of . sell upon two tlicsrs o
the 18th Iowa Regiment:
Captain Of the 10Th Iowa, and sutler OF
the same regiment. came 10 town on . spree
Sundry astronomical observations through tho
bottom Of . tnmbler, occAsioned their u,ipds
| 10 assume the Same dixriness ss the attitudes
they were measuring. In this condition th.y
brought up 1t the hesdqaartsrs Of General Mo.
fhsrson. Feeling the necessity OF something
more substantial than drinks" they add rssssd
their wants tc an African. near by. who ia :
formed them they could 60. dinner there, Z,
pointing 10 the headquarters Of the General.
IN svasgerst the satisfied pair. and took a
seat at the table. which At the time was va
cant. the staf having finished their meal. A
sable at once appeared. and the strangers or
dered 'dinner for two. in = hurry" The I'm
peralive nature Of tho command eaused the
negro TO reirsat hAstiiy 10 constsrnation. He
did not reappsar. Shor " . wench. one Of the
oily Kind, suggestive OF high living, whose
face was like q skillet. and her nose hike a
nage hunk OF meat set in quantities Of fat. ap-
psarsd. The gentlemen " ere again vociferous
but undanntsd. the wsnch went out aud short.
" reappssrsd With two p,ates, upon each OF
which was an excellent out OF roast beef sufii
cisnt to make an spicur@ smack his lips. nut
out his tongue. and exhibit numerous other
silns OF high delight. The guests we're not
satisfied. and with m alarming ferocitv Of gee.
turs exclaimed Tn MT eating live steer
TO day
pr. J. IL. Boucher, the Medical Director Of
the corps. now stepped Ia. he being after the
usnai dinner hour. and took seat. He wes
somewhat surprised at the appearance Of
strsngers. without an officer OF the staff but
said nothing.
The sisitors KEEP. up their boisterous be- |
havior. notwithstaneing the Doctors pres-
ence. Shortly they became incorrig,ble and
.hs Doctor, being much annoys d by their con.
duct, very paeihcally informed them that |
"thsr behavior was very unbecoming :" ad- |
ding. You may not be aware al whose table |
you are sitting la . duet the party ex
claimed why. at = boarding house table. Of |
course Not 40. replied this Doctor "You
are at tho table Of M.jor General McPhefson.
Like thunderbcit tins fell upon tho surprised |
party. They looked gha.tiy. gaped. wilted,
revived. looked askancs. felt for their hats,
looked ct each other. and Of q sudden. amid
the rattle Of chairs and flourish OF coat tail..
disappeared with surprising impetuo,iiy. /,
. unnecessary TO state that The parties left for
samp immediately.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

WILL 1T TELL US How.-Tho Demo-
erdf d Aers having cordially endorsed the
platform VI the Scott County Traitors, ths, de-
e'afes that the war ought to cease it will
contribute somewhat to public enlightenment
II il will tell how the result wh,oh .opuh, m,
be obtained can be at once secured II ia.
war ought 10 cesee," tSen there must D..
some way ior 1t TO "cesse." Will the Democrat
tell ue how p Gazette.
First by ousting the present Union hating
party out of power at the ballo, boz; and sec
ondly 10y eleciiog honest men to take its place
This is the cheapest and best way to accom-
pish an end that the abolitiouist have utterly
failed 10, How do you likeit?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

GALA NlGnr All THE THEArRR.-This
evening the great play OF the "Asssssin'e
Bride" is TO be performed ut the Theatre This
Is one OF the mos. deeply interesting and deep
y absorbing dramas ever placed upon the
stage. The company has been rehearsing this
play for some wa.ks pas. and preparing for
its performance. Tho entire company ha.
been cast in the play. and we feel satisfied
will render 1t in a superb manner. A beau,i-
iui dance by the Misses Clinetop and the roar
Ing farce Of "Behsy Baker" are among the at.
fractions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

'TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.


A NY PERSON HAVING A SMALL HOUSE
"A four OF five rooms and fsir lot, to sell.
can hear Of good purchaser by addressing box
'o@i, davenport fost ohice apl ls-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18
NUMBER l57.
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
saturday, = O'Clock A. M.
From Washington.

WAsniSoToN, April u.
Lieut.. Commanding Cushing sends to
the Navy Department the following dis
mattel,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18
JAMES a. Lam T.,

A TTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Oricc southeast corner Of Brady and Seo-
0nd streets, up stairs. msyl-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

ohAe. 3. PUTNAM. JOHN n. RodERs
RUaNa AM * ROO: ElkS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
"A OFrIcE, Davenport Block, No.2s, Main st.
Second Floor. iuu7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

Do sss oHOhsk.
I O1 PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL list Ohice, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18
k1Dyxau DIX. GEO. G.. NEW ELL,
~1DSurgeon & xechanical
- II NJ r Z - II.
oSylcx CORNER or BRADY AND THIRD s7s.
CHARGES MODERATE.
nhll

SAM'L kNUKK,
A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n Can be consulted in the German and Eng
hsh.
oFFtcE-Up stairs in Nichols Block, corner Of
"a aud Brady sts., Davenport, Iowa.
soldiers' sounties and all kind Of military
bu mess attended to. iehlsdiy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

a. Il. ~ -. n hEULl,
DACKE OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shipper OF Live stock. 81 Brady fsi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-18

LithOgraDher, Engraver and Printer.
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND SITS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF LlTHOGRAPHIC
la work executed in the most approved style in
bask ar in coors. at reasonable terms. mch3
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
proposaIs.
ORpSAscz OrricE, WAR DsPsvrsssr. !
kYAsutSnrNx a,x ~ lH'. \

GEALFD PROPOSALS viii be received ut
l0Do0i oinn'ry csber S. u be de.Ver'
ed in tLo follow ING quaitet At the undsrnsiaed U'enss
5000 the New York Arsenal, Goyernor, Ilsnd.
2JCc0 set a. the FransioTd AIsohal. Bri,sbIrs. Ia
21a0I sefe o. the Ai!eglany Areual ri,tsburg Ia
20 c0i al the ~. Louis Arsenal. -. Lour si9.
IL Cl0 sets a. the u. : AfUeual, Na'cr.owu Iiss .
Thee accoutrg are be made 10 strict conformity
with the regulation patterns which can be- 10 sny OF
the above uanoi places and thty be subject TO IA
syecon ~ tie s,ru, where delivered heior- being received
are approved inspection Tho bets TO DO Of grlnsi
leather and e tho stock be ic best tanned Tbes
der belt 10 o. included In the sg..
p.str.s be made Va lots Of not les, thnn uoV t's
week for al i00, sets undor and not es'
tban 100 pei I'll contracts lo over lpy ,e'
the delivery 30 b. mad within icen days om a.. o'
eousct. feiurc 20 deliver spec!ea time Mill nnect ,ie
forfeiture u te Amount to b. eisci III mai
Nine The must b. boxed IN the nsgs .'ye
the boxes charged cost to % determined by The n"
spcc;or.
Bidder. will state explicitly Ire sr,ensi arsnas where
they pTop1se to deliver and tho number of they pr p.e
10 deliver each place. u for more than one.
No bids win be considr-j from parties other than rernirI
Manufacturers Of the Article and such known to ire
eparrn, b.. fully competent execute, ia their o"n
sops the work proposed o Eech party obairns .ccn'
will be required 70 enter into bond, with approved saIej
fcr its faithful execution 49,,
The Department ,ho i III. TO jet anJ or au bids
no. deemed s.ii,isc,nry. . go .,
PropcAs w be addressed 10 Rreaiier General 'eoE, u
psiufsy CHEF Of Ordnance. Washington, H. Co. and vii be
81 j9rse1 Proposals ic Infantry Aecoiie efine nts
GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
Rryadier. General Chief OF Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
Amusements.
WINTER GARDEN.
w fDlfuTH tUCyK -

|WNTER GARDEN.
w FOURTH WEEK Of
Mr. and MRS. w j. FLORENCE,
saon engagement svor played In this hsais''
TRIUMPHANT CAREER :
l.. KATHLaEE'a;; 'a;;'spS'5 'siav55tn%sgN plasls
must DO oraEh isi yi:1t s mako for
in fuhlmen' OF promise u.ds the public 1t the
'''"' u '"'' TaEREFoRE IT CANNOT Ok
rsrfcrn cd but
THREE NlJiii5 LONGER
The pnbc should heed til timely warning Of lis Withdrawal
and 'el1e .he present cpp.uniy Of witnessing tbs ouly
d''"'' With tie s''tP''Lg GoILEES en- pAws
so RACY OF Pie IRISH sOlL.
The Times OF Monday contains tho lowing:
Tho FLOREHCEs, OF tho wmer o@rden. have nsds
decided hit in tho new i-sead'ry drama Of "Ka''
nit and I'D. fair to run through tho The play
contains many fine situations ana from besnnS to -nd tc
n,err-, unisgns Unlike the nsory oi such pieces II
c,cer, parts for the ssdug members 81 The css,
papy IN addition |" an ap2ropais roe for Nc
pended production. Tho scenery is remarkably tine.
and the dresses ptur-slac the locale permits The
acting uniformly good. indeed lnys recollection q
star play that much Of irtesee aud
In it, Tho sivscious and ciAuns Slfs
FLORENCE sppears la t!o sarce
''''' ''' ' TIE YOUNG ACTRESS.
Iir. ". J. FLORENCE
vi" 'pp'"F FIVE I'VE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
| JEkuSuA JOYFUL LoBD.
VIII ding French Scotch and ceicDrsted Yankee airs
AMI dincn q Sco'c 'cb reel snd lrish jig
aif Caainioniie tra,ci-n, with limitations OF popuM
TO MORk0W. '''''''''''''.''''''
Grand Thanksgiving En,er,,Innsni. In
OTHER GLORIOUS PLAYS.
KATHLEEN MAvOURNEEN
TIE LAST TIsaiE Bur TWO.
WALLACK. (BEGINS ATs.)
w NINTH WEEK
VI III HGiii.Y rorULAR
AND UNPRECGDENrEpLY ATTRACTIVE
FIVE ACT DRAMA
HOsEDALE,
IMMENSE AUDIENCES.
A'' " " '''''' GREATER ENTHUSIASM
80 FIRST WEEK OF IT'S PRODUCTION
vii ssaln be Siven ,,
WITH ITs HIGHLY POPULAR CAST
A cADEAY OF GEMS MISC. 5rnpA.
Tn. nrdered beg. ~ iufofm snbcibers and the pus'ic
generally. si the neat yssn Of lie Gsmn orcfs VII po
iysy csnneoe. on NJ 0SDAi, Noy. ~ bels, for urw 'no
pions n,w oPeo tu F'.-'y. NOV H. al 'ns "u'E
''''''' NYssRs BEER Z scHrEMER
No. I)l broadway, .
from o'clock e. of s-fss of eth'f " OF =
.rp.iof vii he ,h.I fl2 OF sA p,y be IA si, aDc1 suo
.cr.r entitled eseved ',at ior zach ss' whch
may 10 ect.d a. the above stole eni have 'e p'
.er o. a.ius many % Their hrsr Tor one rvn1s' ry
rno.s Tic tcLe received ulsi o. exchanged Ter 'Je f-sh
r reserved ticket. before !! o,cs uouu tbs day pro
vi,. prfmsnc- Wih the opening OF the srason ID,
.ui- y4ice ~. b. 81 - ios r'erei seal FSIhst pH
'''''-'' CARL ASsCHUTz
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
orrics oyrHG pyror ouAsrrnx,.rra
roaT LxivgSvogTH sssAs Oc, q. l'1L
DROPOSAi.S ior ARMY IkANSPORTA-

roaT LsavgSwOgTH. IkSsAs, Oct o. istL
DROPOsAi.S Tor ARMY IkANSPORTA-
i gl@N.-sEALRD PROPOSALS viii be received a; thi.
ofso- mt, u O'clock the i',h diy Of peeesaesr
for ;rs.por Son o. military uppue' duirs Toe ycs ~
rnt ictt. the ioiio~iHg routes.
Rra's SO. IFfon foft, irsvcuwor'h larue ard Ricy.
ara ot4er eepofs that be Established dasn- ir shove
wear. tie bank o the Missour River, Lofih of fou
lvasnofth. AID soan Of latitude -, nofb to suy posts
s-iio1s tha' Re S.iensTd IN the eriore, o.
S.Aa.kA DL.otaA. no. sud j.a, south of aiiiuds -
uenL aud q uc l'' west an 8! il- euiory u
orsdo uoih Il ~ norh Litdrr. 10 siss De ~ y's 100
pous-. for 10 mills waich sry ~" transport SAID sofs.
IN esrh Of h' n'nhs from Ap'D 70 5epteDef 'neuafe, o'
th, yeu. 10. ADD lss5.
State q A.nsss SD L- town 70 ansas, IN &C. $50 n h.
,op uny a,ots tst sfc or y be esiapi.sd -
Ito a.e % f,ans1s IA tic trTnrs ~ Nl.er 49, o ~
a., INC H. .ro.f l,nst iAsi NAV b. ds,i n,,.l
point On tie r5nr ridi.rs o s'o he re p-f i9nnts
To- a' rllss at which i"y val isalp t.iG store iu ''h
o. DE months non m 81 .i,Lsosl inc. sst o. nc Jsf.
Sr,. n l. From For, Unou o. such oh-r a.ro, me-
r. g. the rrii osy o. c~ Acfco % suy ps o.
s0n. that nfy be .ssabi.icd m nat Iffls and
to sa'h pos's % a'io' - insy b. 20 ~"
B4a.r' to .'e ,he r.e fe, 40 rguod. .1' 1.r' =
i.oH is,.,o November ioe.vs. Jear. ia snj ies
Ths ~cir, be taHsroricd eHh ygar al ~. e'e'sd
loV, ~ goanl. ueu.s 80 l. IS e,l, SouSd' On ioue
No. , ardo0ct. 90 penDd' ou Route So s.
No adI.on. p. e-ntrs vii ~ ?ili ne ifaa'P'fa''
oi bacon. bad bread gc !oa.v'' 'lse - i"y o.le'
t'jies rapa rivo'i-ir IN fi vel ~ us p'.re'
bond In jte .a Or &. iao.anI dollars ssi'a ~ $50 o,
bore o.uc ?er.o ,uar-ute ns ihi ia cs's cot'e'
Il v-d.d iof - sguic mtH.ionea u TIE pop. 70 " ~.
es lrop1, L. . co.ir4ct ~ 9s accepted anf 'iffd 'l
sd ,. ed ..ihrirt r'Y 'uuit ~ sid ~ "a IL a.
eartsl.r ~ l t-r o. ~ f4ls nd .-rtfl lfIf.
Inc nfaou.t ~ nsats rec 4il,i vii be- O. !D.rwfi
tjl Route No. l.-...+..... : ~ "
On RDU'e 80. t..t....s..s. .ssss..s.s.ts ~.
o. HDOlc 10. a...................-..... ''NJ
s-isc'ofv .fid,afc ef ilr oyfy ani '1FfrY oi eac-
lr ,f .ud 01r.nu ofofri s-clIIf Ni. tc -. if u
Pr1nof.s nlt. hs At riel if., ole of An-y lfin'
roa ~ oI Route. Zoe. t. 2 or - a. tie cuss n} o. ana
ps, ssi be crsiHfi uuets ry fyIy colY3 ~h 81 "a
| l.on zen. .Ofs of Ills tcssrilsrrr r.t.
PIies 10 Lom made nn'i b. I!ersird - -
erfs aets once arI tie fcq-!sj ucnet ~ As
n!..lll neTicrusucc Of iAr .a-lo -, -
Cla'fsets will be- nsi, sehrc. = e tfpovsl o 'h' cua
O,erff but lc st is r.iltcd - Eece. - OF
/ OF %. D. tllf u.ty DO oie',d 4,
ofs ui. D.. 10 rrsdsess ~ ,eIc- - ie ''f ds'
ofArf I8t4 .li ti.ry viii 20 fDl4isd 10 hsf' 700 ~
,ua!f.ss or o.. tie sl.l.s c fnrs ..f
, Union afd ,fhrf dsgy ilat rag De- 4.a'rd t'Leh
,,, ny be communicated with promptly 500 frfdy
l.. 4. IASIOa. MAJOR lla Quar- ei"a"ei'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
TonAen DrrAnr1ESr
lSasTAsT cUAa4gEaAsr-Asp pFU r,
A-EAAS9GiA. Na.. Nor. ~, l'5I
.cAiq Or IAN rIIiAM n

A.EALAgGtA. O.. fof. ~ !'9i)
PROPOSALS. for Hay, STRAW, ana
/ oR1lV-Ws,ren rropgss'' invited r. f,ra. as
lkg rTRAV. OaT,. ard CORN. r. me rsr oi 90 GOV
.rnert Z, be DELIVERED e AsJ..is. Va, % sny ptni 90
La Voosnsc 81 W ifhr's1.ss saG in '1o' qnrntc' "f"
lie .nc1n ,topos.d ,0 eud a. .scA uHes a. s uAnef
sgnsa may cI,cl. . ~. .-,., , o.,
esfg tis ..itlv aud ace of s-ch ~ fc chei'i. 49,
,-o,sl, 81. be re .4s i've 81 YA li lN ti.hri'
o. C or Os. Ily lf trns Of iiay or ttrs" .nd ep
.rd an "a shs uo f1f TIE Interest et is Oo'csrH'' 70
corirs B. 10Y . lees amount %. -, -
co, 70 be put ~ good s'cAi of 'honi two ~ hp'he'
and lsls in l.el. ~ 1Jsut nfr I tae ", i' "
bn f,fr Pc. of .r tie OoY r4Ien. Ire ley al
s.!rB 20 q tecufciy ba'd. 80 .,. g.. -
AZ s,ri-s ir.hea under ls rdscl .semen. 20 be SD
a., .o Ia la lnrrcfion 17 fDr ODyr iDslt iutrec'rf
i.he.ss vi h. usde ir0r time 20 ie, h-'i 70 fI'''
.t r, q lowest .spon, bic bidder, =, To 4--ei"s''
Of ale pub e srryicc may fefaafr. .,
oaef which a he deei,d incompatible "H tHo llio-''
o! he GovsfnDirnt A-.-.ft. l..
P-,nan. VIII r,tdo IN such funds rs may be pio'dei
o.p tlc Uuret State. Treasury end ~ i - re
up.n d.ysfy but uuIrrsifDsf '' .rres NE 1 70 WIN
hoJ - wade OF any part OF e p.smen's un iAe comp
fliniilcnf Of agreements. . e,,,.. et.t.. o.,
Good .eeuf'y be ,rquitd fof the 'siai iahmea o.
An. asfesueat rads uud-f IN. Bsvt fi..,n'i' 20 a,
WI SIODDAND CAPS nd At'l'ant Y NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
O,Ylcr on rHK STREET Cosxr,ioSra,
ITO COyTRACT0RS-pkOPCSALs iuclosed

w y =
IN sealed envelope IoIstd win TIC iis of ne "ofa,
s.d ,ySf me name otr aioc. sfueB Ntfeoh WI D. 70
eeived a. .Ais ofcs Until a. ~Iyck ~ ~iAHsy -'1'eAiDe'
sor a.ssips fourth street., between Second aud 1Aia
tvenueE ,.. a -.-.-
Far f.Sxrr Fourth syenue. befscen Ons hurdr'a sad
rvcr.v :. M and ne Aurled and Twenty frsen iss's
Fos IL ..rz ny Lss ssse between 4e".H sAe --e'A-
eveIues. ,,,-.t ~,
cub ruer aud Tag Twenty hhb '.'eei, bewesa !da'h
Eo, yegI,.,irg snd grading Ono Huadr,d sri .wsnyt
s4r,e, te,we.n Tuird.sy,rue snd 4ief.cm h.Fof -
Tr reru.siing sui gr1-.us FoJt.ie si.eci' Det"erh
Second I'd n nd -nrrnuea
Per rrsatius and .ldng Eighty second ';ied ee'"es"
g., ,e,ei,ias snd ssdns sr,J fosr;h street between
Eighfh avenue and Ht1.ci .'T.f r,,.-...,.
For regg sin, tlc gTldi.t cfp. yStef a9 nag AS''I
s-.r aid lis YAK tift"l..
for rsybstus sni sfscrs curb rntrf a. 'ss '"Jes"'
sxy... l,trzsst. rrcOfd nfe snn Faii h.trH
Tor - uan. fedrs clft gutter d nag Se'e", ui''
t.rret between gn ssenns nha hio.i"ss e,,. & oa
yor ,zu sung snd greons cnr1 fhittf ga h,7 @''' '
49,, hsf4.,a Ei,sfn avenue tnd Jiutson tprr. 49,.
Fui,,, s,rn lots between s-tufcfri ana Nt ~ sn
Cne-huuafsd sud fourteenth sfes snd Fh'' oA@ 0se'''
sverDes. , g.. . ,...,..,, n, =, trn.
cred and twenty act sd Oisb,iefeh ''''
streets 80. .L,i..s...
For dssrns opposite Go, ieG g sad ls 'snsn sss'
oko. Nos ?, I, 3 sno ssfcs s.feei
for stssn- nIc-sL.i1s sng !ru icg iof 20 l.
For s,es,n tn, sine ard tld-f f1r 30 10 ,o,,-
Biauk !orss 0i pTopOsss. to-s,f1 WITH We
bopsi tusD.. Ss~-lork Novsn.nsI 10, 1868.
CHAALES ~ NDAEEL.. slse.i COiir's'.ono''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
Ccrroraiion Noticfs.
Drr,rrrrar or FiS,Hcr !
Irrv.u oy THr REcEi-ER o. IAsss
~. ~ Ia "a .n.. u

Z
ITO TAX-PAYERS.--Notie Is hereby gwen
.hs: r4r cent vii BE- .ddrd tho l. o. Ds,tsitef o.
III taxe. reas;ra. uupaid: adlihoD PEI cent Nil oe
cdl.a on tue 18Th II se1 moi o Dutcns' On - - re-
us pns paid The III o. Jtnnas -rsi y tr re % y
n<r cent ,ef anuJm calculated os thc Ssy is uvs "'ie
fer-.yed by tie Receive. ~ IaIes No money Wi ." ig-
served sftet O'Clock y. Oate houls on D. 20 2. H.
Nov. 6, lgI3. JOIN HDhI4iit "fef"tA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
A..1. orAlrgar.s.sa-. OEElcr. eoI. Q .nd .,a

y AsLlrtibs u - NV - 1919
WILL BE SOLD al Public Auction, nt the
w ous-,.rms.ers Nbr,houss he tgnarc between T.
md end 2st sna lid " -shnson -. G. on " rDSL'
DAY Dec 2 are Dt oi q iuftrTsssfs stores - nd-rh
urft Ia, service coi n part o. SCRAP ifon ana
leather Saddles. brde. pans of hsuess ard "'toi''
k.uis, Too,s snd Implements. -,
- clock s. m. - - - ~. .,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
A. NJ. MEswis. Auc,icn.sr
DY BANGS. MERMlN Il Co.
DECEIVER's SAFE of REAL EsTATE in

PECEIvER's SALE of REAL ESTATE in
h STATE Of IOWA. iorn-ty b,on1ins the Artisans
Bank b. order Of HENRY q TANNER neceiveI Q! the
T. II. LUDLOW Co. Auciioneer- will sell At the Mer.
chants Sscsroon Nc III broadway 81 "a o'clock
acre Let coreT of iiiA su1 PI.ss:s II the City Of
Ore Lot sou,e, corner o, Il;s ard Prairie s.s.
The wc., corner of Lot No ~ Julinnsv. City o.
Dubuque I77 feet snd wet by ri feet ncIt and soah
P,rt of 10, No <3s Coulerav a CRY Of Dubuque, 100
Zee, east by lQ Ice; norh and seuth Sh iwocfy
b,lci Dwelling 2ori3 and 0aibuidir.
10. No. IN k,.y. Saoiviaos. fronting or Ju'sn sv.
City dialogue I by - cci, with small frima Dseu-
Lots nos and Of tse " Subdivision fror'iu1 g. iiii
s City 4 puboque with dsnbe 9rck i"os'ofs ssa 'as
sseni Ds eing, 2Os.0 brigH Dafn &c.
Lot Ss. slg AcDanieis Srsdivson, ffcn'irg on iShs
City OF DUbYqse, with bnrk AID hal Al os.eeu'
cottage bui Dwelling porci's. v,fa'dshs &c
The n. q tile AID n'e e.i niy AZ HAn.s Hoa's - io'
No. 10 90 asins, City OF rubuqis -
Perez. d. Township "a east g, s;h
r NJ: 2. 20 100 in section 81 Township o. north o
Range 81 100 sections Is od O Tow nsp
o. north Of Rsnee2 Of 5h r. ~ 33io scfes IN Seq
boas =. and % Township 70 north Of Raiso essi o. 5h l.
N 80 e. leo In Section L. iownsnip SS noth ~ Range
least 60 a Section 49, Township o. DnEb o. Range
east al Duboqge County. b, tho City Of Dlba4nc.
Also Mineral Lot 35 eein. a 20 !uS scrr' N Section
ts nship north II N.l.e Ia Dubuque County
,los- BY The City OF bGhnq.e end ons hail OF Mineral Lot
No lSi IN Dubuque Couny psr Of which liz IA ihc Ciy Il
Dubuque containing II '.lS screei 80 acre ~ Clayton
County IL the south par; sf Towadp o. north 0. RAss
UsG Of IN 4. ~
<,4aO acres ir Calhoun County;
1870 ectes IN BrelA Visa county;
H. leo acre, in PoctloDtss County;
4, OF Which lies on the Ire the Dubuque md sosiI City
Railroad tsvsrsss miles dsianl now rslidy oeag eon''
Scr further de,crp,lon New-york Herald o. wel,-'
eays and Saturdays Of corh vesk aDc nubn.c Head o!
fpesiays, 'rd nesuqns iie Of ".Saczy' eS,s TseS'
sch.3lr ard MsIs be hsi n iAe o.ce q - IT, Ia "
Low Co.. No. s Pine st., and Of Al. Z. TAME H. No %
Nst 1e1nsIen pr cen. ara A0S -ionrris Tee on Ne
Jay Of se; osanss delivery " oeej Ga Tie 1oh d'y oi
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
onpsAsor orrior, wAn DsYAnra rrr,

PROPOSALS. TOR LLAD.-Seaied Ifo-
uosr, vii BE- rec, erd Al tito oic- uni cioc- ? ~
on tf' 5n II peceHbc ulHt Tor no a.r'y ~ f' ' '''
nre u tife s,A i.si sl'ap'e i0i Offnanct ~ pose
Jfe lead 10 sprfogsd qualify a"d 70 Dc delivered ~
any d.. i,hn ninety days csa in inHcr 81 We ' o.
bid. Ia 10 to b. deeoiei 81 tc United ni"-- "friai'
Go,.ruof. .ud New fort sUj ~ the United states AFRO
n, =, Lou, Mo- To- ln. Il Tgch raco. ne ~ .,
rtrr fof ,f1n ofat9r hand iuy ond wi BE- peia r ~
fsgua ceTtces II and fecripI by fe9'i"' VI"
the 4 fssury Dspsuu.rnt N the usual Iofh. .,, -
l r 81 receive, ig any yoitlon oi the quantity moi e''
Nd h ,ppro-.A ,ureiies will be required fof The nat
fe - sny eeac tst may BE- Usdc 10 pufs.anc, Q! 'Hi'
atve nisenCLt ,,,,
gn- pepluent rs.er,e. s et to reject any oi all bd'
II moi deemed ~ ais'ncfory for any Ctusr. -
prorofes vii b. siifessed 20 trc1disrp pei7.s o
n Esrssy Chie % Ordnance. Wsthinrton D. g. ana VII
Ds iadgfsca HsoposAis To- Lad" ,,,o.
" GEORGE u. RAMSAY,
DHghdier Cenrisi. thief of Dfdp.n,o
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

formsrces a, ~ a ~, sad Q, p m.
VAN AMBURGH 4 Co. in eslllas tho sstenti'n Of the
SPACIOUS, ELEO ,NT AND sTrPENpous
building constructed beg leave Z, state ths, are now
erabled present III. c'1 cf Nswf ors In unesamped
lcndor zoooscsi building keeping with the euterpd'ins
s hsve cope rebuilt rcn,d ed ana reeon,'ruot'
3D. deeoia,ed carved cn5eh he'd sud orn1ened so a' to
adat them Tor exhibition OF Geological Wonde' and ar
URASbEUR AND GORGEOUS MAoNIFIcFYCE
saogS ~cr3 Hy Even DteI tbe sl.fanel P''p''
COY GR.iMENr zJOLOJlcAL GARDENs
81 Fnore which lunGsd. of Thousands Of dollars are
spent snnusly il present such grand ai beautiful view
~ he 'i'..c e'h2ld, 10 9" rrns iti; ouns.s
90 constructed that from the most reno,e portions oi'he IN
nea.e salaries can 3. seen At ore sn,@ ns,ry 2" 's myaJ'
view the splendid peiOrnanoes ia the lower portions OF ths
EXCELSIOR GEOLOGICAL BUILDING OF THE
WORLD.
Tic NsvYOri public especy the rising ssners,cn hnss
where intsueion and tarnonor'y blerdrd
"a aud whee ns.nri. history could Do studied r'm tue
fdG GaESr srUDiY or NATURAL history
10 capable OF yielding 'aee's for both moral ana
religious stnly IT, chic tend y olgkt to bs To r us from
the ed,oa OF works 20 Tho contemplation Of thor Al'
hor TO ssch IA 10 o,k through "snre up 70 !sinre God
IL study which terminates IN tho conycon tis know.
easc, AMI the elimination q hat a'ercrl Being, 10 who'o
soodae'. aone ere easbei for .yey h1llss.' t .
&c gem ri innd OF ha1p knowledge aud seeing mo
goa benefit. community would derive nom an s1.eni'vs
I
LIvlSG WILD AsINsb3
.eu ifls.y nis to every Hv-sbe portion OF
e world from whi. i.e hu.s enima. and biros are
obtained, VITA ucton, 10 pr0cofc nons bS TIE n",'
,eaah Of cr nd The resai Of which has been hs COZ.
Of fayffli OF animals ard birds c. roih theif ns We
81 mt and superior to en- mat have ever becn 'seH On t'
Goulin.n', anc con.ti sl!pg toe ou.y ... -..-...,
COMPLETE sIF5ICL,SS MESAGEE.E
ever -rl si eJ 10 ii- ,il1sps % "e".'oss.
Ihc rt au.y oi thee. .nas sny others tbs, h,v'
,vrf been r.h ni s'iTcts sad s.onisbes te bo'
ao.lrr sccace g. Ply Ind gisd g -
TuE DNGhsEAr hNBtRGH HIMSELF
for ihs rh AMI riyaJe scrsse. e nas rendered through
tnoed.e os the ANA habits Of the various
b. en,b I'D to pare before tia American
prt.ic cg0iaa 81 sIch superior - ee.os Al kiess
hrsiiy w. lever n.l9fc irc.o.-.d an AnJ
IN THg KNOWN WORLD.
To. 2 -fotT,rccr. - .....,
nOANI,6 AFTERNOON hSD NIGHT.
= Prot LausrarLy with Ll3Na, Tiers. Leop,ids innn
Panther, astounding ~ VesoL PGo .s. s1e'e'ss'
and grIiorsstl tie .
ELEPHANT TirPO siiB.
80 an-nr~- convfy e--lrte orrnp!on ~ 81 the
bsau.lr s,c's ,p.vcd hy Ills Il rs'e of sszAei'y
Id fouiss tori- ,D I'D Educated MONKEYS "l. $50
appear d each r r.-i1fnsuie, - - -