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of the General Assembly for the counties or eorpo-


Be it ordained that the qualified voters OF tnls
Common wealth. who may be IN the military serves
of the State of the Confederate States on the day
am general special election tor the denerai AS
semnIy NAV vote in said elections at such place OF
naces within their eucampment as the commander al
such eneampment shall designate whether the salo
encampnent shall be within the limits OF TINS STATE
or not -
Q For each place of voting the comma ander OF the
encampment shall appoint superintendent, three
commissioners and many clerks as snail De neces
sary, who, after being first duly sworn by nlm snail
perform tae duties required OF and be hable TO tne
nenates imposed npon such officers, by the election
laws of the State. The said commissioners shall open
polls for thecountes and corporations OF the state
from which there may be voters IN the SAID encamp
ment desiring to The qualified voters who pre-
sent else the right OF suffrage, snail
be each asked to the county or corporation OF
his residence, and shall be allowed to vote to repre-
sent the county in which he resides, and his name
shall be headed in the poll book opened for his county
or corporation.
When the polls taken as aforesaid shall be closed,
the commissioners holding said election shall make
certified statement of the result ofthe election In such
encampment foreach county for which poll was
opened, and shall deliver The statement SO made ana
the poll book to the commander of the encampment,
who shall forthwith appoint person whose duty
it shall be to take the poll book and the statement OF
the result to the house of the county for which
said election held and to deliver the same to the
officer conducting the election at the courthouse OF
said county but if said county in possession OF the
public enemy, then to deliver the to the secreta
of the Commonwealth All other proceedings shall
be the prescribed by the election laws of the
State.
8. Power is hereby given the General Assembly to
make such laws during the existing war between the
Confederate States and the resident of the United
States may be requisite to authorize the qualified
voters of the Commonw eath, who may be in the mil
tary service of the State the day of any election
under the Constitution, to vote within their encamp-
ment at such election,
4. The citizens ofany county corporation, absent
thererom because OF the presence OF the public enc
my, who uld be qualified to vote for menb bers of the
General Assembly in such county or corporation may
during the continuance OF the present war; vote at
General Assembly for their counties corporations
at the Courthouse of any county corporation in the
State where they may happen to be the day Of said
election: and returns SHALL be made and Ger ticates
given in the notice now prescribed by law.
ADril 28-5tS
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DUBLIC SALE

The subscriber, Admins
traitor of Charles ArmeHtrout, decd will sell, atpub
lie auction, on the premises, mile from Cyrus g.
McCues, and three from Mt. Sidney on Thursday,
consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Hay. Wagons,
Pioughs, Harrows, and an kinds of Farming imple
ments, and, also, his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE
The growing crop on the ground, consisting of
Wheat, Rye and Barley, will, also, be sold
The terms will be made known on the day of sale.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. M
May 5-5t* NATHANIEL kEKk.
drn,r Of Charles Arrnentrnut decd
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DUBLIC SALE
/ On Friday, the 18th day OF
May next at the late residence of Jonathan Golady
deceased, will proceed to sell at public sale: One
horse. fresh miIch cows yearhngs, four horse
wagon, threshing machine, sett Of stills, still tubs
and apparatus thereunto belonging &C., &c.
Terms made known on day of SALE
Persons having claims against decedent will present
them duly authenticated.
May 5-tds MARTHA K. GOLLADY,
ADMINISTRATIVE
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A J. CAMP. A. G.. CAMP. J, J. CAMP
A. j. CAMP &c CO..
GROCERS AND 0ONAzSS1ON MERCHANTS
NO. IS, BRIDGE STREET,
LYNCHBURG, VA,
Solicit consgnments of
TOBACCO.
WHEAT.
FLOUR,
BACON,
LARD.
A. J. CAMP. A. G. CAMP.
i. i. CAMP,

and country produce generally. Persons favoring
with consgnmens of produce will be furnished with
quick returns. accompanied with check for the nett
proceeds.
~ Liberal cash advances made on Produce in
hand. May 5-3 mos.
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hand May -3 mos.
A CLEVELAND BAY.--YOUNG EMPEROR
II will stand at my stables till 10th July, and will
serve Mares at 1925 insurance and fifty cents to the
groom for each Mares pastured at 20 cents per
day The insurance money to be paid when the
hiare is known to be in foal, parted with. Young
Emperor is dark bay, about 16 hands high of great
muscular power and action He sired by Hon.
VIM. G. Rives' Imported Cleveland Bay. The fastest
large horse (being le hands high) ever exhibited in
America, he could with great ease trot his mile in
three minutes. Young Emperers dam is blood bay
and was sired by Truf1e. S. B. FINLEY.
April 28-4ts.
- ALT SALT !..An those having given me
~ their names, and thereby employing their
agent to go to Charleston Kanawha purchase Salt
for them, will come forward and settle without delay,
deposit in the Bank of the Valley, at Staunton, to
my credit Each one that sent for Salt S1O and those
that did not send IS EACH l wish it settled without
delay, as have complied with my part of the con-
tract. WM. M. BUSH.s
April 26-3t.
nISsOLUTION.-The co-partnershlp heretofore
~ existing between is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent A. G. ROBERTSON,
WM A. GRILLS.
Richmond, April 80, 1868.
| n B,-I hereby announce to my friends and the
public generally that will continue selling LIVE
STOCK on consignment A. G. ROBERTSON.
Nav Sim
A UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
| "A OFFICE, to wit:
! Taken up by Abraham Crist, on his land in Angus
ia County and posted before David Blackwood, j. p,
One SORREL MARE, white on left tore foot, white on
left hind foot white face, down to the under lip.
Supposed to be 13 years old and appraised at $3.50,
| by Abraham Crist and D. S. Trevy.
| Extract-Testel
/ May 5--3t WM. A. BURNETT, D. G.
| NOTICE.-The undersigned has removed to DR..
I IN Youngs old stand, where he will be pleased to
see his friends and Having purchased of
| H. Of
&C. and having employed excellent Druggist will
carry the Drug business, hoping to receive aberal
share of patronage Cash required delivery of all
articles G. C. YEAKLE
P. Watches and Jewelry repair IN the eess
| ner G.. G. YEAKLE
| May 5-lyr
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VERY DESIRABLE
! v MOUNTAIN LANDS FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE
v MOUNTAIN LANDS FOR SALE.
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Nell
ID son county, November Is, 1852, pronounced then
In the case of MAssIE VS. MAssIE, beng a friendly
suit for the division of certain MOUNTAIN LANDS
belonging to the estate of the late Wm Massie, we
SHALL as Commissioners of the Court IN said suit, offer
at auction on the premises, on
Tuesday. the 18th day of June, 1868.
regardless of weather. all the Mountain Lands of
said decedent, not heretofore sold-1st..
MONTEBELLO TRACT,
containing 300 Acres, and lying the head-waters
of I've River, and through which runs the old I've
River and Blue Ridge Turnpike road Several hun
dred in good state of cultivation. and
der good fencing The Improvements consist of q
comfortable Dwelling, with six Rooms and Passage.
Kitchen, Meat and IcehOuse, and several excellent
cabins for servants, barn. Stables tobacco house, an
excellent pack house, blacksmllh's shop, and
grist MILL and in addition to ALL fne apple orchard
in full bearing condition. This place is the best
ing in Virginia for tan yard and cooper establish
ment large SCALE having plenty OF wood and bark
of the best variety and around it, 1t lies in Mel
son county, on the mountain near the Rockbrdge and
Augusta fines, 13 miles from Massies Mills, in Mel
son, and from Midway, in Augusta.
| I'd. The Siade Tract,
two miles from Montebelio, on road towards
Midway25O acres, about 80 of which cleared and
under fence.
Sd The ssGRUB TRACT" 500 acres, adjoin-
| ing Montebeo, and unimproved.
4th. Two small entries OF 81 and 93 acres respect
ively about mile from Mentebello
And, ON the Saturday following, good or bad wealth
er we will. SELL at the village of Aew Market, Nelson
county, Lot containing half acre, more of land
belonging to the same estate.
TERMs both sales-6, IL, and Is monts, with per-
sonal security, and title retained till payment.
| j. WARWICK
JOS. LIGON
| THOS. J. MASSIE.
April 2l-tds. Commissioners.
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
4 OF PHILLIP G. ALMAR0DE, AND ALL OF H.
ERS CONCERNED:
NN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nFETCE

STAUNToN. Va, April q, 1868
You aye hereby notified, that, at the request of
Margaret S. Almarode adminstratrx of the estate Of
tse said Philip G. Almarode. deceased, / have ap-
pointed the goth day of May next, at my office for re-
ceiving proof of debts demands against the said
deeedeUt his estate, at which time and place you
are requested to attend,
Given under my hand as Commissioner of the Coun-
ty Court of Augusta County, The day and year first
aforesaid. VIM G. STERRETT,
April 2l-5t Commissioner
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VAOOL CARDER WANTED.-I wish to
w hire man who understands running Wool
Carding Machine. Liberal wages given. Apply to
at Ivy Mills, Ivy Depot. Va. c. 4. r.
MAY 5-3t J. M. BASTABLE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II ISL OF DESERTERS FROM THE
L. STAUNTCN ARTILLERY.-The following
named persons, members of the Staunton Artillery,
absent without leave, and are regarded as de-
serers. Reward of $50 each, will be paid for their
apprehension and delivery to their Company, viz
PRIVs.aTES
Terence O'Copner, Staunton, said to be in the 9th
Va. Cavalry.
Robert Eddings, Port Republic, in Staunton.
II. Row, near Greenvllle Augusta county.
John Fuller, MarcelIus Robinson, Martin Cannon,
Patrick Honnahan, George Brown, Staunton.
FA. Markley, near Middlebrook, Augusta Co.
John z. Ryan, Scottsville
VIM. F. Nader, near Mint Spring
John Tanbald, j. T. Robertson, Stafford Go.
John King alias Haley Maryland
4. w. CARRIER, Capt Staunton Artillery,
Camp Bowling Green, Va.
March 24-tf
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\ UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
NOTICE.

IN P. N. Powell has just received and
offers sale for Cash in exchange for country pro-
duce the following goods Cotton Yarns, from No. z.
to a. Cotton Sheetng, heavy twilled goods for Sum-
mer Pants, Spool Cotton, &c. Also, Sugar, Coffee,
Rice Salt Tobacco, Molasses, Pepper, and few bar
rels nice fresh Shad.
NAV 5, 1868.
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w SHINGTON HOUSE,
CHURCH STREET.


SHINGTON HOUSE,,
CHURCH STREET,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
TINHE subsc lber hegs leave to inform the public
that he has charge of of the above named popular
House. which is situated in the immediate vicinity OF
the business part of the city, and the location is
one of the most quiet and healthy in the place. Ev
cry effort viii be made to provide for the comfort and
welfare of guests.
An Omnibus. Baggage Wagon and Porter will al
ways be found at the DepOs and Boat Landing the
arrival of the Trains and Boats, convey passe ugers
te and from the Hotel j. K. LlNKOUSj,
Mar 3--6m Proprietor.
7. MINOR, ROBERT W. BURKE
Richmond, Va. Staunton, Va.
MINOR & BURKE,
COMMISSION MER CHAN rs
FOR THE SALE
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
TOBACCO GROCERIES, &C,
CARY STREET,
I'D door 6el0q0 18Th street,
RICHM OND, "a.
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IBERAL advances made on consignments wher
II in hand. Sales promptly reported.
Mar 3--6m
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WIN. F. GORDON, Jr.,
G. Il. d. IL X. of r. of Va.
AN ORDINAN NCE

AN u IL u " Il
TO authorize the qualified voters the Commonwealth
who NAV be In the military service of the State or
the Confederate States to vote Tor members OF the
General assembly within their encampments; and
authoriz;ng the General Assembly to make such
laws as may be requisite to give the qualified voters
in the military service of the State or the Coneder-
ate States on the day OF any election under the
Consltut,op the right to vote within their encamp-
mems az such elections, and authorizing the cti-
zens of any county corporation, absent thererom
because OF the presence of tie public enemy, who
would be qualified to vote for members of the Gen
eral Assembly, IN such county or corporation, to
vote at any general special elections for members
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VX7 will use best endeavors to promote the in
w terest of our patrons Refer, by permission, to
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, P. PITTMAN.
H. W SHEFFEY, JNo GATEwooD, r
JAS WALKER, Shenandoah co., Pa. J
j. &. FULTON, W. w FLEMING, [
Augussa co., IA. Highland CO., IA.
CHAs. .GRATTAN, MANN SPITLER,
J. IL HOPKINS, JNo. K. BooToN, =
S. A. COFFMAN, Page CO., PG. J
ROcs6EGhGna IA. M X. KAUFMAN,
Feb "a, '63-6mo Frederick CO., TG- J
B Rockingham Register copy mo. and send pa
per to advertisers for yr. and charge this office $16
JAMES B. HARGROVE. GENRY DANNlNGTON,
JAMES B. HARGROVE CO.,
AUCTIONEERS G COMNZSSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES:
No Sc, Market Street,
Lynchburg, Va.
Y7HE subscribers offer their services to the public
l. for the Selling and Hiring of Slaves, as well as
for any Business in the AuctioG line.
We are preparedto accommodate with board, and
keep SAFELY any number of slaves placed in ouI
charge. Liberal advance made on slaves placed IN
hands, when desired.
Ian o. '63-ly JAS B. HARGROVE & CO.
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J. w. Il G. III. BURCH,
40. TO- Main street,
LynchhuIg Va.
HOLESALE
GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Ma WfGctWreG and SmoE&mg Tobacco,
Will receive and sell
WHEAT,
FLOUR,
CORN,
BACON,
LARD,
AND ALL KINDS
co UNTRY p ROD UCE:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
;. p. DICKINSON,
ATTORNEY & CLAIM AGENT,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
OFFICE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL, !,

OFFICE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL, ,
BANK ST. NEAR 18th.
Having been for some years officially connected with
the Government at Washington and subsequently en-
gagged in prosecuting claims before its Departments
offer my services to those who have claims against
the Confederate States State of Virginia. Those
who intrust their business to me, will thus secure that
experience and acquaintance with official proceedings
for want of which many are subjected to vexatious
delays and heavy expense
Claimants at distance desiring my services, will
be furnished with such I" Instructions" Forms,
&C. as will render their attendance at the seat of Gov
ernment unnecessary and satisfactory REFERENCES
will be given when desired.
80 Address, P. DICKINSON.
May 5-3 moss Box No 42O Richmond, Va.
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J. NJ. CoBBs. W. D. MILLER. C. W. PRI(
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N. B,-I hereby announce to my friends and the
public generally that / will continue selling LIVE
STOCK consignment A. G. ROBERTSON.
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nISSOLUTION.-T co-partnershlp heretofore
~ existing between is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent A. G. ROBERTSON,
WM. A. GRILLS.
Richmond. April 40 1888
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FATE OF DEsERTER.-The Tennessee soldier
who deserted from his regiment at Vlcksburg,
some time since, was afterwards hung bv the
Yankees. He reported that all our guns had
been sent up to the Yazoo, and that ss quaker
guns' had been placed in their stead, whereun-
on Gen. Grant sent down the Lancaster and Swift
zerland. Grant finding himself deceived order
: ed the renegade Tennesseean tc be ssstrnng up.s
which was Immediately done,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.


T. oZ9OAsA~ls S1o4DO~
N ne rsse1ssasss = -
|1RI1 - - - oUO -
PalLADgLPa1A,
hsspsetfpliy call ssssstisA d hssisees nsn ssd
e6o ssssslise esoosuisy q TIE supssssf asoob-
|Ssse. KANA0x, FOWLER 4 %.
g- epeAeossd
|sss. fs''sssf rs sese<e 90.
Atlestas Usyal Dai1 ossan 1esseaslsa c..
& ia Al WAY LlNG.ss
TIM MosrasAs 4. n OcsAx TrIAsssu Ce's
0AaaA91An 1s11AOs
Tho Glasgow and Cork Limo.
THE LIVERPOOL AND CORK LINE
n 5000 - AND 11o
foV - hA aUton Ia ne
fOR SAILING PACKETS.
nK The snlsrsisssd are prepared y isess sst-
o.; Of passage ~ ne shove Lises e
IN bring eat passesgsrs froA 0fses Bsasstn
end Irelsn1, - any part Of The United 1satse =!
Britisb Peovisees, q The lowest rates. Fee fell
isfosnssi.a arpiy 70 SADLoA esAnLs, = Broad
Wsy, ny IkA n. GIsFVRD,
sgl5 DIAL First National Sast, davenport
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GEN ERAL NEWS.

The last survivor of the massacre OF
Wyoming, Jeremiah Spencer, died on
the 22d ul.., At Hartford, Conn.
The Alabama Legsl.tuse has passed
a joint resolution to cut mp the ca'pet.
ia the State House to make blankets for
the soldiers.
A yoke Of ordinary work oxen sold 10
Amherst county. Va, on the I'd inst, for
one thousand i've hundred and thirty five
dollars cash.
Pat was . volunteer, and he got sick.
TIE 6'st question the surgeon asked HIM
was. Pat, are your bowels regular ~
No, be jabcrs, I'm . volun' eer."
The .nrplus of tie New York Rus.
sian bal. fund, about $4,000, will be d.
vided a,np"g the soldiers and the poor
Of New York.
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HAPPINESS or MISERY
THAT IS THE QUESTION:

THE PROPRIEYORS OF TIE NEW YORK
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:esses o. maturity. or ignOrancs Of Physiology
and Natures Law.
Theseinvaiuakle Lectures have been the means
Of emil x htening and saving thousands, aud will
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addressing sEcRETARY, New York scum Of
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ATkW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN Penn ANtNT CURE OF

NTkW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN Penn ANhNT CURE OF
uouorfhes, elect, Urstbrai discharges, lmpo
tencc, seminal Weakness, Nie htly Emissions,
lncontinence, 4e0tital Debility ana Irti-
facility, Gravel, Structure and afec-
iions Of the Kidney Bladder,
which has:sbsen used By upwards 81:
100 RhyOiOiAn0
in their private Practice. with eatirs success, On
preceding Cubeb's Capsules, OF any other com-
pount hitherto known. sa
RELL,S NpkCIrEC PI[IS :
are speedy 10 action, often eGecting.a cure in .
tew days, and when . cure IL effected il is yer.
.Asnent They are prepared from vegetable ex-
tsasts that are harmless on the syeten, and pever
nauseats the stomach or iu pregnate the breath !;
and being sugar coated, all sauasous tsste ID
avoided. No change OF diet il Necessary whilst
using them, nor doss their action interfere with
business. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
PriceeL Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
In plsces whore no agent 10 advertised they will
be ssut BY mail, post psii, and confdsntsaliy Sc
eured from observation When desired, on receipt Of
money. BY J. BkY AN, n. D., Is Csdas-st, N. r.
smith Z Dwyer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
IL. We LS Agent, Davenport.
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I. j. WELLS.
HAIR M A e z u r 10 II

UBAlBR n
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, vavaishes. Dyes, liDass,
Putty, Brushess surgical =
Dental INSTRUMENTS, Per.
lnmlcry, SPOwgcs, Fancy ar
tfclcs, SOa ps, Liquors for
medical purposes. Patent
Mcdicimes. &c, Gr.
ParliCmDara lte . ton paid
TO Physicians Prescrtp-
items and Orders from
Country Physicians.
aO14-d1v
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&C REAT MERI CAN EN- EDY.
DE-. 7ArvOvsO

DE-. AArvOys0
hro n OF 2 RIM r e m e r ills >.
": HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STUPPAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to perfect health .hen
suffering from special affections, Proapsus Uteri,
the Whites, or otner weakness of the Uterine Or
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constitution, and may b, taken BY the most del
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same time a ct 111GO - charm,
By strengt ming, invigurating and restosing the
system to healthy condition, and by bringing on
On the monthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the obstruction may
arise. The, should however NOT Re taken the
FIRST three or four mon his of pregnacy, though
SAFE 1T any other time, as miscarriage weuld be
the result. Each box contains 30 pitts. Price 81.
DR.. Ha,ss,'s 7ssaties on disea.es Of Fensales
Pregnancy, hiscarriage, Ba-rennees, Sterlli-
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and smpha,ically the LADIES PRivArs MEDICAL
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address. Six cents required to pay postage.
The Pills ard Book viii be sent Oy mail,
dentialy, when desired, securely sealed, aud pre-.
paid, on receipt Of money by
J. BRYAN, N. D., General Agent.
-76-Cedar-strees, New York.
Fold by all the principal Druggists. sEn WE
Smith & Dwyer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
]. J. WELLS, Agent Davenport.
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! 1AWDW ARE.

rhe andersSgned hes leave
c1lD the attention 0l the
bic and the trade In D,aT.
nlar % their comp lete
well assorted stock Of
ELF q MEAvY nARDW ARE,
aprlsiag everythings0it.
i the Jobblog Trad. Of
West.
Avtnx uneqWaDed fhs III.
Tor purchasing II ON
Amlactsotcrs direct. We
ID Keep oar stock On.
htly up TO the rcqw,re.
als Of tAe eouatry, and
+ Goods At
" e q p II xC e =
bcltcr ter ms than any
eP House In the Trade.
! early call r. respect
y solicited.
aers by mali receive
mpl aolc0 oiOu.
M y Err 4 WALSH.
NO. , LEsLlE,s BLOCK. FRONT ST
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WGDk.. 4 MO-, Managers,
Davenport Carnage Ianufaotofy

4 sURNER THIRD 4 HARRISON STREETS.
~ davenport, ,ows, m.nufacsurs oil kinds Of
Carriages, Buggies and " agons, fion the best
naseria., snd warrant them to ve perfect satis-
laetseo. Repairing doss on ehost notice.
Rates moderate. Encourage hone nauufae-
turets. decl-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE,
Nv HENRY HAUPr.

"A TIE UNDERSIGNED REC NJ
meuds his conveniently arranged ho-
ttSss tel. ksowo ~ the Mississippi House,
1910 to I'll travellers, and alec to city CART
ers, With the assurance th Z nothing
will BE- left unaone by him /, iron ote the VOL
are Of bis guests ard make their stay in his
house one OF pleasure aud Comfort
10 slso recamu ends his veil stocked Bar,
which is supplied With The best Liquors.
Every morning At 10 o'clos ka ep'enrid Lunch
10 servsd up. iines-diy] HENRY HAUPT