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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09
THE II JUsEhLEPE.,s
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,i

ffepared rom ~ izp1vei recipe by The pro
pretgr of me Brother yuathAn Folsh, l." IL eerti-
Lee y ~ tie ea3ies ssw lork furniture dea,-
e. All fiano : ute dsEsrs TO be tie test in the
49, ~ rvGlovn, serS:,hes, inarss suI dirt, AID
sesierrg bigh aud lsssug glsss 70 ali kinds
F@Inish Cd E9rs, ir-n furniture = leather I, il
esssisr sra bs .,sr TIA. vsrsisn 1ries ir1u.edi.
aaey sns eEniy sppiisd. Hlth p sce I can
- asnssi At . ootle " two u TN. Sew Fur
Z - Fss.ia,a tou'et.eper est ~or. mage o
80 .lf -tis'e Y: : gass an Eeep i lvDkius .ike
fss AyH IA TIE Inns y tine -" vog- u bl.s
t.1fi astss, raAaystr B- IRE ifs ne. esfrgAgeset
- --Att taez ~ b. ger eeli better Iui- II.
ito- e Flg1y. fCr Sss ~ furniture dealer, etg
- ssts'ers seneraily. rr1ee S aad b. cent.
= - osJst 10. Srraes street New York
ssssaH tgsBts W4n.sa. Aides. 81. ly72 Ne.
io.kP y.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

NN1HERE ;. the 25th day Of October A
w 49,, l@6o. joseph uross and Mnrgefetha
Grp.. exr cutei unto isaac T.,nage. a. 1Ius.
tee. certain Dese u Trust, conveying 10
sad Trust . the isnj SCOTT county, Iowa. des-
crib d a, Toll W.. To- Wit. The south halt OF lot
H"'.ha- th'". N Ia ok nnrnher ona in
Davenport q Is gers addition 10 the town ii Lee
laitc which said Conveyance WAS made by the
sai Joseph Gross and ~iie, i,r the purpose oil
curing tho pa ment u one certain rvmissory
note ari toe iuteres thereon, -igned by said
joseph aioss and Aargare,ha 5ro.s, dated tho
.J.h day q october y 1850. ~nl payable on
the ath day OF January, =. D, 1858. for tho sun
ot three huniret twenty fosr 10 loo dollars W til
ten pir cent. interest, payable on the 18th day Of
Jsuu,ry ot rsch year. Ana wnetcAs SCI lmsc NJ.
lsiiDage has, in wiitiug reiu ed ~ sc Trustee
uLdrr md b. virtue OF said iced Of tu.t and III
undersigned has been appoin ell by Tho Coun y
Ju tge Of scots ctunty 10 act in his place, ana
therefore sand note having becsmc due md
IayaUls, and the said Joseph Gros. having 'niled
TO pay the sane, |, Ilugo Scbmidt Trus.
tee by sipoin ment. as aforesaid. do hereby I've
this public notice, that by virtue Of the power
which lie in me vested py said Deed Of
Trust. will, on Saturday, tho 9th day
Of Nav, A. u. 1868, at the hour Of O'Clock
iuthe forenoon OF said day, al the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport expose and offer for
sale, at public austion, the parcel of land above
ribed, or 80 much thereof a. shall be peces-
sAry to satisfy and pay the amount due on said
note, with the interest thereon 30 the dav OF
sale. together with oil the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs os this notice and Trus-
tees fees.
Dated tho sth day Of Arril, A. ID. 1853.
HlGO SCHMIDT,
Trustee by appointment Of Co. Judge.
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From Cincinnati.
'lNrtNy,1I. Arr

ciNriNS,1I, April :.
The entire Union ticket was elected
on Monday, with an average majority OF
! 100
he democrats elect SIX Councilmen
and the nlonIsts IL, including those
holding over.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09
From " Washington.

y ASH zion. Apil I.
srec al y ne World
Oiitia! meas was latcy received at
the Nar Department, that the movement
agala,t Charleston had been meelitated
10y iandlng a small Federal force near
st. john, Island.
Private letter, received to night from
Com. Jao Rogers. ~ in command na-
der Admiral Dnpont, and also from ten.
Hunter, 10 his relatives, dated Friday
last. fully eetrob rate the rebel account
Of landing or forces Oh ST Johns l.
land, AMI the Withdiawal Of the etemy :
pockets. They speak ~ a most sanguluo
manner Of tho contemplated movement
l,snltlng IN great success, aud nothing
less than the tdI OF Charleston. The
Department Will have official di patches
Tomorrow
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TRUSTEES SALE.


\XIHfREAS on the 10th day Of April, A. d.
w 1861, Michael fireman ex cuted unto Aus
tin Corbn tru tee, certain decd OF tiustc N
yeyine to said tiu .tee the land 10 Clinton county
Iowa descr bed as follows, 10 VII, The ~c.t half
Of tho north west quarter, aad the touib-csst
quarter of the mort west quarter and toe south
west a .srter o. the north east quarter Of secilon
10 t.clve 70 IN township No. eignty-twof s.
D lrtn ~ range No ,hree 5 east OF the oh
n which sad conveyance was made by the raid
Michael Herman, ~ the pHfpo.e Of securing the
PAYMENT of two pfomissory notes AM the interest
thcseon signed hy said Iiernar, dated tho 10Th
cay of Aprtf A H.. 81, AMI payable a. folio ss
one TO twenty do lars due in year, and the
o, her Ior the sum OF Two hundred and twenty
do la.s, due IN two year from date with interest
after date nj ten per cent
And now. said notes hayi.g become due and
PAYABLE AID the said Michael 1ernsa having
fail ~ pay tho same. Austin Cor, in, Trustee -
aforesaid, Do hereby give TIL. pubic notice that
by yir;ur of he pp-er which is In ne vested by
o day of MAJ. A. y 63, at the
.uur OF nine oei .cs in the forenoon Of ssii
day, at The Court lioute door. 10 the ctyof Dav-
export, expose aud offer for salo, ~ public aus
ton, The y reels OF lint above descri bed or 80
much a. eroof IA shall be sufficient To satisfy and
tay the amouat Of said notes, with the Interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together With all the
costs md expens attending said sale, costs OF
hi. notice aud Trustees fees.
Dated the eth day Of April. 4. n 1868.
AUSTIN COREiN,
sp9 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

.d.s.D .dkL E.aSTERyF CITIES,
Csrsyirs shs Great Wess-ra and North
" sstsrn Inise1 Sssses Maiis.
LXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
IL Buffalo, dai y On the arrival Of all trains o.
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close come,
uous with trains from cleveland, Chicago, Mi
waukee, st Louis, Burlington, keokuk, st Pau
Dubuque, Galena, lOws City. DC - tho only car
running through from the Lakes to New Y ork
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always Is low
as by any other route.
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which are sold at I'll tn principal railroad
Offices in the " cat.
This Road affords facilities for shipment o
Freight, superior 60 any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all poini. West. AMI quicker time than
ever before made on any limo.
For Freight rates, eDgiire Of { Oatman, $40
broadway. Chss Thurman, lpt broadway, N. ":
D Il + Archer, vs. south street, y Y - : Dunlap
Is State street, boston Erie silway Office, "a
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, Gent Sup'., nv
Z. 3. SPRINGER, We,ts,n Agent. Chicago, Ill.
A. BAnBsR, Agent, Darlington, Iowa.
apt-u
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hichigan southern a. Lake shore
RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRAN EMENT

N AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND UN-
J til further notice trains will leave Chicago as
as follows:
TOO NJ New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:ao Night Express, daily, except Satur.
days.
Is NJ.
All the above trains make regular connections
10 unkfk, buffalo. Niagara Tails, Albany, Nex
1rk, Boston, Philadell hia. baltimore and oil
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod.
cru improvements run ON Night Trains
Through Tickets can he obtained at the Com
aaaya oflce, So Clark street, under Sherman
h9L.e, Or at the Depot, corner OF Old Van buren,
aud Sherman streets.
II. Z. SAWYER,
Gencrai Mestetn gent
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Illinois Central Railroad.
Ct, a. rE -E-.ss..- .:z-sz..-7 TsHss-.

AS AND AtTEa SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
J Sd. trains will ieagr from tho Grand Contra
.scpot foot Of Lake aud .South " .ier street
.hr34gh Express, a. s3o A N. arriving a,
day, exc, Slndays,' AFRO al 40 4 II.
- This Train connect for Peoria, a lton ST.
i.olis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
4ccommoda;ionl Al 100 Z 81 for Cairo and Way
Tram, stations, arriving at Cairo al
livery day, s:i5 NJ next Inv.
Ia This Train. on saturdays, will run only 70
utbana I -nins arrive 1T thiaago At li:o5 A N
and $50 L II.
Tick Is and information, ~pply at tho oGic
l. tic Great Central DeEof.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains viii leave Chicago Leave WOOD Lawn:
d N 6:45 A NJ
S:i5 A q gs.5ad
1890 l455Pi
800 r N 84apM
$500 NJ t.5O l. Nj
W. Il. ARTHUR, Gent Supt.
" Z. JOHNSON, ten Passenger All. nosat,
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Rutam's Patent VcntiiatOrs
On Cars Of bay Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars On Night Trains.


THROUGH TICKETS for sale IN all principal
8ailroad Off es IN the Vest. at the General zee
corner Of Like aud pearbon streets, (under The
fremont House. Chicago, and IT the Depot
KN. RlCE, Gent SUIT
i WsanlSH, WssteRa Pas. Agsat. isl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
TRUSTEES SALE.
VxrHEREAs, 90 .h. 10Th day Of January, A.

| yXYHEREAS, on the 10Th day OF January, A
| wv D. 1861, Michael Tiefnsaau susan fisr-
nan, of Cnuton couaty, love, executed unto Aus-
| tan Corbin US Trustee. . csr,sin deed VI trus.
! conveying to sail uusee the iano In SHaton
couaty. 10 80, described as follows. to Wit Tns
s.uth 'haf OF the sout west quarter, atd the
souta est quarter of the south east qis,ter OF
section No. une !, and the west half OF the
! porth -.ca., quarter of section number
Twelve ;l.,) sl in township No. eighty
lwo (s2 north Of range No. three g. east u the
! 9th D. ia also the south .wost quarter q the
north east qu ,rter of section No. SIXTEEN IL, 10
township ~ oighty-thrse tS3, north Of range
| NO tour 4, east of tho 9TH p m; whioh ssd
sonve y snce was In AIDE by the said Michael TIER
nan aud wife, tor the purpose Of securing the pay
mrnt Of one certain propaissory note ana mo IN
terer, thereon, signoi by said Michael Itefnan,
dated the 10Th osy of January, A. D., 1901, and
uayab,c in one ye,r sfte! date, to the order OF
adelia Arms, for tho rum OF six hundred and
twenty fve dollars, with interest at the rate Ok
ten per cent per nnDun.
And no y, aaid note having become due and pay
able and the said Michael Fireman having failed to
pay the same. I,Austn Corbin. Trustee AZ ntore-
said, do hereby give this public notice. that by
virtns Of the power which Is in me vested by sAid
deed Of trust, | will, on saturday, the stn day
Of May, A. ID. lsb3, ut tho hour OF nine O'clock
In the forenoon Of said day, at tho Court House
door, IN the city OF davenport. expose
and offer for sale, at publ, auction, the
pIr,els OF land above described, or so much
thereof a, SD oil be necessary TO satisfy and pay
tho aou due said note with the intercstthers-
on to the day of sale. together with al tho e1sts
and \ penses Attending sad sale, coss Of this 10
tee and Irustee's foes.
Dated Tho 9th day d April. A. ID. 1863
AUSTIN Goblin,
IA Trustee.
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For Sale.

vYNnE BAR FIXTURES OF A FIRST cLiss
! Saloon. together with some liquors, will be
cold cheap " tsaded for good pair OF hor,es and
wagon. I1quirs Of
01Al0-lW /. ". QARnlsON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

ACADEMY
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAvENPORT,........IOwA.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
l hereby inform their friends in Ds~sppo {,
and the public generally. that thoy have 70 opened
the above named Academy for the
Education Of Young Ladies.
Tho .ourse ofinstruction will comprise all that
constitutes . good English ducation. French an
German Languages, Music on the Piano. Guitar
and Duciner, Drawing, Painting in Oil and Wa
ter Colors. and Crsvoning. Plain and Ornamental
Needle Work, Knit ing and Dress Making.
The former terms arc considerably 70 uced to
meet the times. but psJ menu are required in ad
vance, and
From this Rule there viii be no
DEE.H.ATEOJN:
Further Information can be OBJ aimed ct tho
Academy or ct tho Schools 1t 1T. Antho0ys ard
Ste. Marguevit~'s Churehes o~a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

nNE OF TIE ABOVE NAMED PACKETS
- will leave this point daily on the arrival OF
Eastern morning train, connecting At Muscatine
with the cars Tor Iowa City and Washington ut
burlington with the Burlington 4 Mi souri, River
na',r " Tor oskaloosa ana Autumwa, and it'll
the Chicago train Mt Fort Madison with tbe Eao.
kpk mount Peasant Railroad Tor Mount Pleas
ant and keokuk, AMI at Keokuk with packet. for
ST Louia ~
~ Passengers travelling on these boats will
avoid all sexac.ou, lays Of passing the Rapids
Freight anded with care and dispatch.
mhl7 tf
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FO % nd.

FOuM0.
A SUN OF MONEY. WHICH THE OWN r
"A can have BY proving property and paying
Tor this advertisements. Enquire OF
TAOS. MCCULLOUGH,
mhl4 At z. L. Cones sto
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants, bed
Bugs, Moths in FuFs, WOOliens, DC.
Insects ON Plants, Fowls, Animals, A0
Put up in Csc. SOC. and 81 90 Boxes. Bottles and
Flasks. So and IS sizes for HorE. g, PcBLIc IS-
sTirUrIo>s, DC.
"Only infallible remedies known"
" Free from Poisons"
- Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats come out OF their holes to die"
tH Sold Wholesale in all large cities
- Sold by all DRUGGISTS and KLTAiLERs every
wher..
~ ~! BxwARg! I! Of all worthless limitations.
- Soc that Z" Cosr% R's" n ,me is on each BOX
Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
~ Address HENRY II. COSTAR,
~ PRINCIPAL Der. = 4s2 tROADwAY, n. y.
,H Sold by
F. 2. ballard,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
INCH 9-f Davenport. Iosa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
Uow Mr.. Brougi, Received the News Of
His EIccsion-lpis Views Of the Vic
tory.

Late last Tuesday night an enthusiastic crowd
Of Union men started to serenade Mr.. Broagh at hs
residence a, Cleveland. The party met him ia tho
street and literally carried him TO tlc Atheneu where
they called on hia oI speech. Tie Lfad1 reports him
as saying:
BY FRlIyps. You have not talked 90 much as hsve
in fhis campaign or Won wouldn't cheer 90 now. Ap-
pauscl was just wondering whether they wouldnt
hear this on the other eide u Lake Lrie Immense
opplause] You cannot help this eAccirg, kE0W. rs
the bog said about his whistle II whistles Itself.
lLaught and cheer. Like another gentleman j
have been waiting and watching tonight laughter and
appsusel- waitne for the county which goes ioT val
lands ghGm LaugLtcrl He spoke Of the gorious yots
Of Cincinnati nnd the gOcd news from Dayton: we
dealt know, he eaid, what the Union Non OF mont
been hard 10 be Union man there ~ 10 Tennefsee
Al homer then 20 these Union men. lCbcers for Mont
gonery CountyI
AZ tbs point telegram was handed the Governor
from Secretary Stanton. rs follows;
81 have received your TELEGRAM with great 10y. hvo
never doubted the Ia ra,Iiom Of Ohio. our election IL
IL l.. n. STANTON"
Three tremendous cheers wero given for the Iooio
81 10 Of ONO.
Voice. -"JIow about Pennsylvania" Mr. Brongh
nuFwCred She goes fOI Curtin ~ 20 OOO majority BIZ
ie only following the regular succession Maine. Gan
fonia OliO--al are coming, and more are W come.
fArpausel For teA yea tia. III November nus toe
igi sweep Now. York and b. death knoll u Governor
CO lOnaly called upon to GenCnsrac our iolhiy bu,
whom called on we up 20 the rescne. lChce'ihS.l
In this election you have struck deeper and more er
iblo blow az tho Rebellion than any victory In the hd
| Appiuse.l You have CRUSHED treason at hcme-ior
Ilsls wv asaa EGe EeaSaa siLsSt1 " WV Wv si~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

in Virginia fSensntionl You havo infused new life
INTO the arms Of soldiers. will not say what the result
Of defeat wou'l have been Thank God nat peril IL
passed Nv q, i!Css agony great lass night-bnt
it 10 over rov. butwe ru'; not forget thai We hcVc
country 20 s,and b. We ms make peocc by subjugat
lug tho Rebels. Ihpplanse. We have won this VIC
torylct improve IT, joyirily Tor we noy. Vigorously
Tor must.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

Anew edition OF GEORGE CoMBB's Moral Phi-
osoDiy with The authors latest corrections is published
ty Fowler Wells II considers the duties Of man, IL
Lis individual domestic and social capacities, founding
lo doctrines q ethics Tie principles Of piranoogy
IL treating TIC subject abstract and speculative ques
tons have been far possible. avoided and TIE dis
eusson confined to topics OF general aud practical in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
Professor CoLpww suIrus admirable lecture

before the Manchester Atbcn1um. on the question
Does the Bible sanction slavery" has been ropubshed
an expanded form by Sever Francis OF Cambridge.
Il presents profound and exhaustive discussion Of the
sutcc. popular style, and is well adapted to the DC
manes Of public opinion in this country. Professor
Goodwin Smith is Of the few Enelshmen who have
taken impartial and intelligent view OF The purposes
c. tho Shareholders rebellion aad has always been found
on the side Of justice and freedom against human op
preston aud bondage Ills words TO US the
ocean with tie authority Of wise thinker. and de-
eerctly claim {. friendly reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

An interesting historical memoir entitled
Narra,ire Of the Life and 6doenuTa Of Leri EarJord
Soldier Of the Rtrontioa By CnARLrsJ. BUSHNELL has
been issued from the press for private circulation IL lie
devoted to the mcsnory OF gallant revolutionary sol
oier who was called endure than usual share
Of the hardsps and piyaons incident TO the troubled
zines in which he lived He among the prisoners
confined in the oa.hsome Sugar House in this city, md
his account Of the suerings which he experienced in
that wTetched abode forms avery considerable portion
Of iIr. Buohnels memoir After useful and exemplary
lie Mr. HanfoIl died in 1854 at the advanced are Of
nin,tysx The auhor IF this monograph ns performed
q valuable service in giving permanent form ~ TIC
fading memorials Of q veteran patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21

eotber With great variety Of incidents. anecdotes and
"reminiscences adapted to give vivacty and relish TO the
perusal Of the volume The work is generously cmroi'
hshed with tine stoe! portraits and wood cnts Of inter-
esting scenes described in the ottor.press and js
brought out in unusnely faperb style Of Typography.
Few Of the publications that have been suggested by the
progress Of the contain valuable information
will be reed with greater interest than this excellent
compilation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
CBREsTOAATHIE FRANCHISE. A French ResdiI
BOOK By WILLIAM y. KNAPP, a. ID limo W. 81
h. A. Hrssb

CBREsTOAATHIE FRANCHISE. A French ResdIr
Blrper Brothers.
The intention Is announced by the Publishers
Of this volume 10 bring out series Of textbooks o.
the study Of the leading modern languages Of ohnrec
teS 10 the demands Of this branch Of education in
cur public Summaries Of learning The present work
shob Issued tie iIst Of the series contains mis-
oeuGneous selection from eminent French wrere IL
ciudiDg fable history. poetry. memoirs cpstoary cor
rtspondence dialogue and oTatory in suitable proper
sols for the convenient Of the student In ad-
don 20 this second part presents come o. the master
pieces Of French Literature from Moefe Racine Boz.
leon. and Voltare few brief explanatory notes
added giving translation Of the difficult idoms
ard occasional references indicated 10 the French
Grammar by the compiler Of the volume series Of
Biographical notices and pronounc!ng vocabulary
complete the work which by the evident fidelity Of lis
szecutioD 10 commended to the notice Of teachers.
rAILY WALK WITH WISE MEN; OR, RELIGION,
sansed and specially sdapea by the Rev naLos HE,p
limo. ~. 49, HsrpeT BI0lers
A selection of devotional extracts for every
Gay the year from eminent religious writer's both OF
ancient and modern time. forms the contents Of this
Volume II ia intended TO furnish help 10 the cultva
ton Of the Christian life such a. IN the opinion Of tie
compiler, ia specially demendedy the present state Of
Tie Christian community. He is convinced that eI
t1na excitement and activity have taken the place 10
an injurious extent Of The calm thoughtful and devout
sIfit OF better days. Most Of the authors from whose
writings selections given Lived prior to tue
een'h century or during that period and comprise the
lance OF Chrysottom. Augustine Jeremy Taylor.
Richard Baxter Faytl Leighton and ohers Of kird.ed
character With such high Authorities In devotional
literature the contents Of his volume may be presrncd
possess objectionable excellence, and TO be vel
nsptec 70 the nses contemplated by thc compiler
aSNALs OF TIE ARMY OF THE cUbBEnLhsD By
~ oFncEA. syo. pp G1i. }. u LippDcou 4 CO.
a beautiful souvenir Of the army Of theCur.
k4nd is here presented by writer wAo has shared in
peril its achievements end its honors. /. contains
sffes OF biographical sketches OF the principal officers
that army presenting account Of their career in
asS detail than can DO found eiewhere narrative Of
ssn9st interesting events that have occurred within
~@s, 'sgIg II w Issaiss usat.iaV e9gslseasi r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
ID ED,

On tho evening OF july 2%th, FRANCES
CLARE. youngest daughter Of k'omAsp ~ and
JOANNA QUINN aged year, o months and days.
The friends Of the family ere invited 10 attend
the funeral. on Sunday Vt O'Clock, from their
residence, No. IS lows street.
Dicd in pence. on sabbath morning. Juno 2lst'
1863, At his fathers residence, IN Cedar Rspidn
Linn county, Iowa, JAMES + COLEMAN, IN his
both year, son Of AhDRkw and MATILDA CoLE-
MAN.
The above has been sent to mo for publication
in tho newspapers Of this oity. would mention
that tho deceased, JANIS +. CoLKnAs, was . rcsi-
dent Of this place about two years, being engaged
In tho Office OF Acssrs. Cook 4 Drury His friends
join with me in speaking Of his virtues and good
influence in society. In conversation he spoke
frcoly on tho subject Of religion, with deep feel
ing. giving evidence that
lie set his hopes on high. looked up and reached
His sickle forth, and roaped tho felda of heavsn.
And pluckcd the clusters from tho vincs Of God. :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-25
LATEST NEWS.
A Probable Change.

The Charles City lntellyeneer Of the
10Th states that there are iutimations
that the name Of Col. w. M. Stone will
be taken from the Republican State
Ticket, and that of Gen. G. NJ. (not A.
c. Dodge substituted as candidate for
Governor.
As Mr.. Fisher, the democratic nomi-
nee, has not yet accepted, we presume
the Republican State Central Committee
are at loss what to do, and are proba-
bly, waiting for" what turns up Clay
ton Co. Journal.
That is the dodge, is it! A high mil
itary official stated few evenings ago
At the Burtis House in this city, that
there was movement on foot to "bring
out Col. Crocker as a third candidate,
and beat the whole id lot Of them"
At all events, Stone is in bad odor.-
He is unpopular among civilians, and is
detested by the soldiers.