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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-07
Illness of Mr.. Badger.

We are erieved to state that the Hon. George =.
Badger, of this City, was on Sunday morning last
Frustrated by stroke of paralysis. He had been
making his accustomed morning visit to the Dodd
mineral spring. on the outskirts of the City, and on
his return was suddenly stricken to the ground
His situation was soon discovered, and he was con-
veyed to his home in a carriage. Drs. johnson, +.
Burke Haywood, and R. B. Haywood were at once
summoned, and all that medical skill could suggest
was done for him. On Sunday night he was bled
copiousy, and he rested we'll afterwards. We are
glad to learn, at I'm on Monday, that he is thought
to be better.
Mr. Badger is, We believe, in the 6sth year Of his
age The temporary observation of his great intel
lec is calamity to this community and to the State;
but his constitution y remarkably robust and thou
sands will join with US in the earnest hope that he
may be restored and sr,red to US yet many years.
friend has called our attention to the following
in the State Journal of the 9Th:
The President was in 6ne health and spirits and his
Intelligent honest face, IS be stood before BIS admrng
audience gave the lie enthusiastically t the declaration OF
Hoiden' 'nat re was politically and personally corrupt
Nov, Holden has never said that Mr.. Davis was
"politicaly and personally corrupt" We voted
for him with pleasure for President, but We confess
we have been disappointed in bis administration
We regard hin and Mr.. Yancey as responsible, in a
secondary sense, for the disruption of the Unior
and the awful war which has resulted from it; bu
we have never said he was corrupt" The state
mept that we have is one Of the many lies of tina
miserable sycophant, spelman
The above from the Journal forces US to say that
Mr. Davis had but few political admirers in that as
,emblage. They oil respected him as the Chic
Magistrate Of the country but they are not ilet
With admiration for either the man or the politician
GEN. LANES REPoET.-We are indebted to the
nolteuess of A. A. Gen. John C. Winder, of the N
G. military department here, for the interesting re-
port of Brig. Gen. Lane, Of the operations of the
9TH brigade from the battle of Cedar Run to the bat
tie of shepherdstown. No brigade In the army has
done more hard fighting than this
President Davis arrived in Richmond from biz
late tour on Sunday night last.
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President Davis arrived in Richmond from biz
late tour on Sunday night last
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NOTICE.

W. n. A. SPEER,
Major 2sth n. C. Regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
LEGAL.
.-...T RU5TE.,. SALE.

A0OO4 130 0AAks
VxfhDReAe, . ~ 1eth 1ev z ys>eauvv 4.
w D., 1855, Louise wsshbssa asd JeAs d.
Waehbufn s1seutod unt0 0eofHo n. vau No..
- Trustee, : certain dsed oi trust, eosvoyiae 9
said Trustee the isad In Bso't sosaty. lows, IL.
embed - follows. tc-wit. The north wsss quae.
niDe t7s) north Of range iour - sass of sis Is
r. NJ, wdich said deed OF trust waa recorded n
book "P" Of mortgages IN the Recorders once q
scott county. Iowa, and was made By the said
Washburn ami husband fer the purpose Of sssse.
ing ths payment Of two certain ~ ,missory notes,
signed " the said Louisa washburu and Jeha
G. Wsshhuan. (now deceased. } Of even dass, With
said deed OF tfust, and one Of said notes bsipR
fot the sum Of one thousand d o0o) dollars paj-
able four years after the said date thereof, asd
the ethr Of :aia notes being for the sum Of one
thousand and Atty lel $50 dollars, payable I've
90 years Alter the dste thereof.
Ana the brst Of said notes basiDg become due
and payable and the said Louisa Washburn hAv.
ing failed TO pay the same, and the said George
| n. an Hosen Trustee, named in said deed Of
trust, having refused 30 execute the trust thereby
vested in him, and the county Judge Of Rco,t Co.,
| Iowa, having appointed me, James Armstrong; II
| the place and stead Of George Van Hosep, pufev.
| ant TO tho provisions Of said deed Of trust Nov.
therefore, James Armstrong, Trustee, 80 appoint.
ed a. Aforesaid, DO give this public notice. ia pur.
| suance Of the power In me vested, that | will on
the 9th dsy Of December. A. d., 1853, az the hour
| Of 10 o'clock 4. II. Of aid day, Of tho Court
House door, III. city Of Davenport in said scott
county, Iowa, expose and offer for sale at public
snotion, tho tract OF land herein above described
| or 60 much thereof 60 may be requisite and nso.
/ estary to satisfy tho amount Of the note due II
aforesaid, with interest and thereon to the day ol
sale, together with al the costs and expensss ~
stBding said eae and trustees fees
Dated Davenport, Novemter 10Th, 1883.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Trustee by appointment o. the County Judge oI
Ssott County. Iowa. nvl0-ts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

nRs. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 CO., Pro.
NJ pSictors Of the National Dispsnsary, estab.
iisned at Cincinnati o. Jan. l, 1862 cure oil pri-
vate diseases with unsxampled rapidity. We
guarantee to cure oono,rt "a, olssts Syphilis,
Uurnal Emissions, Femsls Complaints, In short
every poss bic form and variety Of 6sIslae Dis
esse. Cures rapid, thorough and perm ansnt, and
fees moderate. Send for oar cireular-Aftesn
large In BY II In. In letter pages Of vsrid, val.
uaoie sna interesting matter. Also circular In
Many Of our patients sssert they have zen,
money 10 Doctess II Eastssn cities and rscsivea
no returns.
Then Why not pstrsniss homo salspt-men who
know the Wsstsrn climate and can elect spssdisr
euree.
Dr. Jaekson's Female Pills-e1 PEI kor--ssnd
for circular. Special written replies, veil sealed,
sent With cifcnlsf without ehafge. One Of she
cheapest most interesting and Important Iooks
ever paeisAsd: 800 page, 100 engfsyises. THE
Marriage Guide, and an Explicit Eey % Love aad
Beauty" Il sATlSFAC1 tklLY reveals vssioss
subjects never before fall s9p6elasA 4 a1y -
ular work In the EneIssa lsngsags. FFise g ~
md ono esat sts1p, g thrse !ef y 50 0rce
evsry youse man shosld bsvs whether eick e. well
Medicine and instructions sent promptly y any
Part Of the country. Consulting Rooms Of the
bispensary, No. ~ Sycamore street. P. o. Do1
No. 40.
:DR. JACKSON's ORIENTAL LlNIxENT
Rsmovse al coldnsa and rsjuvenstss ovgsss
have lain dormant for many ysass. II Will suss
any cases Of impetency, create and ineassss the
passions for any reasonable time. Can b milsd
with perfect safety. Price two dsllars pr bottle
DIR. JsCK6ON'0 FRENCH PATENT SAFE.
Il 10 perfectly safe and never fails TO give sssis-
1aetion. IL . The Only ssfs sud ssfs preventative
against contracting dissase svsr invented. Price,
n saeh, - pr half dossn, end u per dessn, sspt
By mail. tsp11 dASm~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
li.iuOls Central Railroad.
.003

hN AND AFTER SUNDA NOvEMnrp
~ I'd, trains will lesve from the Grand Can't,
Espot, foot Of Lake and South " ster strest
Through Express, [ At $50 A N, arr;v;n. :.
aaiy, exc., S.ndaysJ sairo at $50 A NJ -
- This Train connects for Peoria, Attn, a.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile. ~
AseonmodAtion) At 400 NJ. for Cairo and w.,
r,.s ,,n s., sss'iSG arr. s.,vins at Cairo
This Trsin, on Saturdays, viii run ociv :,
Or6anA rains arrive 1t Chicago q ll;oI < y
cd yspe p \. =
Err Tickets and information, apply q The otB..
= the Great Central Depot. '''
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWY.
1ta1ne viii lsase CAiseee Lssvs Wsed L.,
~ Gas N
~ A. o25AM
1510 12sS6PH
~ ~ osAS Pr
OsV41 ESQ Pm
AkIAU1, 0ea1 ospA
Ws1ssosot Oss1Ss~seGw ~ 1sle0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1868.
nNAND an Ek MONDAY, NOV. Is. 1873.
- and antil farther AOtiss, TRAINS vtll isavs
n"vsupoit daily. Sundays saDsptsd, - follower
LIST mail train ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
% mxnt express. ....s-s......... 80 r. n.
Trains arrive 81 Davenport daily, Sundays OF.
cepted, - follows:
ISL night express Ats - u - 1. n
I'd daily express and mail train a.. .e05 r. 4.
Al traaas over this roats are in lirset eonnexioa
ssOnisase With tfsins over both the Michigan
Seusosrn, Michigan Central, Pittsbarg, Fovt
~ s:ynS, sad Chicago Rsilrusd TO and from De.
@ sU,., Iolsdo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cipcinneti
:. xNc o Du1sils, Buffalo, Nlagars Falls, Alb.
ingtah. 'AN'.1' ss ~ " esa'
rsassarsss als REFUNDED Of tas necessity Of
Riuf alsunet e!rsetioas e 10 the dss1apa4loa q
10y oeSeaee, Aoe 70 procure ticAots befors -.
sse thsir IN the car, . the eonductcrs col
lestsafse only . otataoue % Ne lino q "a On
eoGo apd 1oek lslold 1aalpeoA
JON TRACY j6uDssiaSeoAent.
ossseoeA NSvs ~ 1ess, q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
Particular Notice :

Tier. are many preparations sold undcr the
name Of Bttte,s, put up N quart bottles compound
ed Of the cheapest a0htskey rum, costing
from 20 to 40 cents pr gotton, the sase Disputed BY
Antse or C,riandev seed.
2A.s esass 81 Bate. 1-~s ---se1 u,ss wta con
time to cause a. long thoy can be cold huuy eds
to de The dea Of tie drvnkurd. BY taeir use The
,ystem - kept continually under the influence Of 4
cHohol,e Sttmarts Of the ,eo,st kind, tho desire for
Liouor Is created and kept up. and the ve,ult is al
The horrors attendant upon a drunkords life and
death.
FOR those xho desire and will have Liquo,
B.tsers zoe publish the tollo,0.e receipt Gst one
hottie OF III oO6a0d's German Bitters, and
m,x V I'll three quarts Of good Brandy Ou
whiskey aud tie rssutt will Be prepa, atios
that oM tar excel in medical virtue aud true a.
oeik ncy any Of the Liquor B,tters sn the marke,
and ,oiu cost much Tess. You i5tN hare all II,
v,rtues Of Hcohand's Bitters tn conaeetio,
.oi.h good article Of Liquor, at much less pre-
than these in/sri0S preparations will cost you.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
WAsH1soros, Nov. ~.


A letter received here to day from 40
officer 10 Gilnorss army states upon Au-
thority Of q rebel deser,er that several
shel. recently thrown from Gregg ex-
ploded 10 King street in the heart o.
Charleston. killing several persons, among
them one officer of the Sd s. G. artillery
and Kidding and firing several buildings
It Is understood that Gen. Sige
takes Gen. Schencks place In command
ofBAlimors, after the latter takes hl'
seat 10 the house.
There is no truth in the Cincinnati
Ea9uirer'sstory that Secretary Chase
resignation was in the hands OF the Prea
iIe4t, sent in view Of Judge Taney's res
igoatioo { the succession to bis place
on the Supreme Bench.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
DIR. HUNTER
Treats Manv Diseas es

ss.e-s M saaSs Y,pc ddaRaN u the n ha-
man family, and even such No
ZN q have heretofore been consid-
- y cred incurabe by the medical
faculty OF the world, are skill.
fully treat cd with distinguished SUCCESS bb DIR.
WIN. HUNTER. DE-. JAMES HUNTER and
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany
Those three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards Of forty yea,s. They especially call the
attention of the afflicted 70 the following named
diseases;
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption,
And tho most distressing Of oil diseases the
ASTHMA OF PRTHIsIo and al other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
ses Of the Stomach, Liver, kidneys. spleen
Bladder and Bowels, such az Dyspepsia, which Ii
a very distressing complaint DiarrhUa, Dyssntary
Constipation or con 'inuea costivensss. This ls..
ter disease most always prsinducss
Piles AHad Es1Ot11l0S
Which is treated with marked sucIess without
reeo ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatic
Gout and Paralysis are distressing complaints
Also all Female Complaint, such Weakness,
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife
CARCINOMA, or CANCBK, 10 another disease that
has hitherto led the skill Of the srudite and
learned doctors of the world. This Esonstrous
Hydra must now bow its head, for it can bseured.
All Tumors, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
eases, White Swsllings, Club feet. alike can b.
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Dyes,
Such - Lacbrynal istula, Strsbismus or Gross
Eyes, Black or White spots ON the Eye Ball, Ssrs
Lycs, blindness and Cataract.
The alter disease can often BE- cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll to call aud les tho Doctor ex
anime their case. large assortment Of
EArtifeial Eyes, perfectly natural. All
diesases Of the bar.
Such se roaring or bussipg sounds, offensive dis
charges and dcafness. The Doctor has Tubes and
Ear Drums and Oracles, Of oil sises and discrip-
tons, which restore nearing very perfect to these
who are deaf
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Writs
with your full name, towr, unity and State
Your letters will BE- promptly answered. Be q
particular as you can in giving full history Of
your disease. Address
DR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box eo7e Post once.
Hours from "a. \. to 8 r. \. Once No. 81
Randolph corner Of Dsarbon street, Chicago, Ill
ost1.dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

Mississippi and Missouri Rairoasi.
x,si~s rs~ BY Osesso t.ns, Witch Is stoslss s...s
stas faster than Davenport tire.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 10TH,
- 1868, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport Is follows:
500 a. Il. for 0ripnell and washinetcn.
SEQ ?. y. for Iowa City ard Muscatins.
fRAINs ABaIvB At DAVENPORT AZ FOLLOWS.
500 ?. 4. from 0rinnel and Washington.
$50 r. n. from Grinnsll and 1useatins.
The 500 4. 4. train out of Dav export makes drest
connections u Grinne,l, Iowa CITY and Washing
= with tho Western Stage Company stages for
II, points West, South-wsst and Northwest.
Trains from the West connect At Davenport
With trains Of tho Chicago and Rook Islaad Bail
Rad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers ere reminded Of the neosmity Of
giving distinct directions - 70 th destination OF
the.- tasrars also n prasursstokssa hsfoset
HEN seass no OILS.
JOHN 7. TRACY, 0enI Supt.
A. K1M1AIt, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, Nov. is. lS60.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. %.

Deserters last night report that the
rebels are falling back to Ch'cka"aoga
Station.
Their artillery has been withdrawn
from our front, and the whole army are
apparently 10 retreat.
A reconnaissance this z. N. reveal me
enemy apparently in force between =
s. aud Missionary ridge.
Gen. Wood charged mp to Orchard
ridge and carried the rifle pits under
severe musketry and artillery IRE, tax
ing 200 prisoners.
w now hold all the high ground OF
this side OF Missionary ridge.
Orr troop. are 10 line OF battle, and
will lie on their arms tonight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
DR.. SsCGel,S
LINMET
Great External Remedy.

For RheGnnatisNs, Ooat, N,waigia, Lsnbo7o, stiA
Neck and Joints, Sprasns. B,v,ses Ccts and
W0wHds, P,les, Heodoche. and all Rheu.
matte and Nervous disorders.
EOR oil Of which 1t is . speedy ard certain
ID remedy, and never fails This Lin.uent 4
prepared from the recipe Of ID. Stephen weet, Of
Conn ecticut, the famous t0ne setter ard has keen
used in his practice for more than twenty ysara
with the most astonishing srcccss.
A. AN ALLlvfAToR % PAIN, !, 10 cnYivaied bv
any preparation before the public. OF which the
mort ekeptical may be convinced BY sips,e trisi.
This LiDiment will curs rapidly and radically.
sands Of cases whore II has boon u4ed IL has nsv.
Or been known 10 fell.
Foa NEuaALAiA, it will sftrd ;nnediste relief
In every case, however distressing.
1t will relieve the worst casss Of HEADACHE n
three minutes and IL ~ warranted 10 do II,
TOOTH CHE also will il cure Instantly
For NERVOUS DEBILITY and Geueral fas.
situde arising from imprudsncs a. exce.s, ii, On
imeat II . most happy and unfsiling remedy sct
Ing directly upon the nervous tissues i, ,t,snsth.
and rev6es the system. and reetores n 10 sss.
FOR PILES IA % external remedy 70 claim
ehet IL 10 the beet known, aid ws chsliepee The
wesld 70 produce an eqaai. Every victim Of tbs
di1tresfiDg complaint should give II ttiai. FOR Il
VIII not fail to afford immediate relief. spd II 4
DAjonty u csees win effect rodicai cure.
QuINSY 3 eORE THROAT are sometimes az.
trsmsly malignant and dangerous. but . timeIy
bPPO1sSOU ~ IL Alulme0y Wall never f9tI To eORn
SPRAINS srs sometimes very obssipste. ard
enlargement Of the joints 10 Liable to occur II Be-.
Gleeted. The worst eaee nay be conquered hv
tbs Liniment 10 tso VI three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS. SORES. I'll.
GERS, BURNS HCALDS, yield readily 10 ~
wonderful healing properties Of DR.. SWEEPS
INFALLlBLE LlNIMENT, when used aecord;.s
- difectinps also CHlLBLAlNS. FROaTElS
FEET, ! INSECT BITES sTIN0s.
Every Horse Owner
should have this ssBsdy 1t hard, for Il, t,m.,v
use at the 6rst appearance os Lameuees win e6.ct
uAlly prevent those formidable diseases q vhieS
III hossss ars liabls,and ~hich render q masv
othsswiss valsable horses nearly worthless
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials n
the wonderful curative properties or this Idri.
nent have been received within the to vearss
and many u them from persons In the hishect
ranks Of life.
&'eF Caution.
70 avoid imposition, observe the 0ieneture -
Likeness Of d. 6tes hen Dssst % everv = ~
and Alec "etspAsn Sweets Jnfaalible LininsrS
blown In the e,ssD o. sesh bottle. vithsr1 vHieS
none efe geunlne. AlCaA RObON Co.
Sole PFUpietpsu, N00ieh. u
rs els " asslem ssssr.lly. asS.-1So
LOG RU0po.
nm 0UNaORrD9p QQ1rH nnu4fwpyva -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA.
ApyufAHf 0ssgRALe OYRroB,2
DAvRSPoRT, New. q, 1885, !
General Osde@s No. l27.
l. Capt VIM. 81. lnghama company, organized
for service Of the State Of Iowa the
frontier, under General Orders No. III. will be dit.
charged on the let cay Of January, 1894, or at an
60 her date upon being relieved by q. 9. troors
H. Capt. VIM. Il. Ipsham will proceed on the
fret day Of January, 1884 or .. earlier date, up.
On icing I'D sized Of relief by q. i. troops, to the
poss here any details Of said 3any are located
and there muse r cut said detschmcnte.
III. Capt. VIM. H. high I'm 10 hereby ordered to
turn over to 1t. Lewis Il. Smith, Quartermsster Of
Nor hern Border Brigade, ali rrms. equipments,
armunit.on. commirtary stores, forage and oil 9th.
public properly, taking proper receipt there
for and reporting with same in person. TO this Dc.
Fartment, to be mnsie cred out.
". L.. Lewis H. Smith will hold ali suoh prop.
esty eutject TO orders Of this Department.
By order Of Ccmmandsr.in.Chief,
n. b. BAKER,
Adj. Con- and A. 9. n. Cen. Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

ST. JOINS, n. F. Nov.

ST. JOINS, \. F. Nov. 81.
TIE Arabia from Liverpool l4th,
Queenstown 18th passed Cape Race
last evening, aud dates 2 days later, the
gale prevented the new yacht from
boarding her.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
Please u slbSeCUe.

c,PECTACLtS, AC, GROUND uS TIE TX.
- act principles Ct spheiicai accaracy, BY q,
SOLOMON, tho celebrated Optician, from tho
approved Spectacle Mandatory and Lor don On.
teal Establish meat, No. It's Old Bond street, e.
tablished more than q century ago. q. Solomon
10 the sola inventor Of the improved Speotscies
and various i'm PROV ed glssses, now on u prstes-
eionsl visit TO this city, and may be consulted -
hts office, ROOM NO. 2 FARRAND'S BLOCK
Corner OF Second and Beaey streets, Davenport.
he will rive references 10 persons In the United
Scates who have found the greatest henent ard
comfort from the nee Of the newly invented and
improved Spectacles.
Ihave examined Mr. u Solon,cn'a Glasses. and
beieve them 70 be constructed upon corrt o. prin.
ci pies and well suited for all such Ms have ooee.
sion 70 use them. MCLEAN, MD.
Prof Mat Med. 10, Rush Medical Coiesa.
Chicago, III, Dec 81, 1903.
hereby certify that i am now wearing rair
Of Mr. solomons Glasses ard Rnd them 20 answer
. better purpose for tear sjsbtednsx- than any
that have ever used. wv ELDRIDGg, N d.
Chicago, Ill, Dec 81, 1885,
sm fully OF the opinion from careful exsmln.
alton and trial, that they arc better calcu a,ed TO
accomplish tho object designed, than any now be-
fore tho public, being chapel upon phiio.ophie
principles. d CLARK, b.
Detroit, Oct 1s. 1852.
Cieveland, Oct ~, 1881.
Ii affords me great pleasure ~ state that m
trial Of several spccim Of 3poetsces plaeed il
my snds BY MIR Solomon, l hnd msself nneh
rsli we'd fren defect Of vision, aud espscisljv
weakness If eyes, from which rave tudercd 10,
the last two years whcnsver / have e1erciscd
them, even for ehort period OF tmo. think
they are an excellent quality and peculiarly
adapted for such PURPOSE.
JP KIRKLAND, MD,
pref sescr Of Physicsl Diagnosis. and theory and
Dseactice Of Med,aipe. Mes bed " X College.
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Par tsseS. wanted.

TINE TN 0ERsI5NEn WISHES TO OBTAIN
i = tArsoer to establish q Ale and por. :,
Brewery IN tho oty Of Davenport. For nar,;c.
49, enquire Of the undersigne a. the Ice Are
9 JOHN KELSA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

500 Reward
EOR TIE RECOVERY OF TIE FOLLOW
Il ING list Of goods, which were stolen from
smith s Hat Score on Saturday nieht last, aid
,he conviction Of the thievss; or $50 for the re-
co>ery Of the goods:
Mink n Cape,
Fitch u Cape,
Natural Muskrat u Cape,
Misses Siberian squirrel Collar,
do do do MuG,
j Fitch Nun,
French SABLE Muf,
Pair Fitch Cuffs,
l2 Yds. Swan Down.
Otter Cap.
l Muskrat Gap,
4 Pairs Beaver Gauntists,
do Nutrice do
do Brown Fur Seal Gsuntists,
l silver Wolf Robe,
2 Beaver Mufaers,
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Pair Black Seal Gaupsis
Ladies' Hoods trimmed with Nuhis,
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1 TOD French Sable victorinss and n capss.
About " dos. Caps Of various patterns.
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