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FOR SALE AND RENT.

n VI. 3tI.N "a bhlJh ffVUSH COmpT6t6ly 1ufs
nlshed, Nc. 325 north street, . few ste ps
from Capitol and avenue cars. my l-5ts
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Fine and
Il large Furnished Roo nh for rent ON Zig shth at
between G and II, opposite the Patent Ofice-No
41e.
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A FCRNIsHBD HOUSE, containing rooms.
"A wall be rented moderately to o reliable tenant
StaI Office. NV lists
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@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence of the rain until MONDAY AFTER
NOON May 4th, same hour and place:
ap 29 j. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Au .tionssrs,
VERY HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE AND In

By J. O. MCGUIRE & CO., iAuctienssrs. 90
1--WE GOOD BUILDING Lefs Ar The CoK-
i EnR OF NORTH sIllEr AND lsr srhEar WRsI.
on the premises we shall sell 6vs Buff Lots n
aaplss rsodiyision ef Lots 60, o. % and 6s,S Of
ing 20 feet on nsrth street. at the Corner OF N
street west. running back 50 feet TO an ails1 =
Terms: .One.tAird cash; the remainder in six sn4
trust on the premises. 1fA So - IiSfsf.i gqs 5Is
aDD fRep1 y. o. sMcGUIRHb q co., Asc4sa s'
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1--WE FURNISHED PAkLORs FOR RENT AT
Il No. 141 T st. between 9Th and 10Th. ap q 3tt
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Lo
Il cation desirable. Apply st 297 Pa avenue
An
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Byw WALL Il Co. A.ct.n.er.
z o1S BUSHELS POT ArORs AT ATIcyY0r
Sl,E O MONDAY NO kNING, fth M, q
isS SGoss We win sen q g.. watses Ws<e kosss
PotafGes without reserve 5or cash -''f'r , ---s--
myl WI. WALL co. A.e4.l
Evening star., 1863-05-02

By G. McG GU1RE { CO.. AuctiOneers.
SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE SQUARE
- EAST OF TIE GOyERNMBNT PRINTING OFrioR-
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May bth, at 5k
O'Clock. ON the premises. We shall sell Lots g. TO- H.
T. rs, 49, 79, 81 81, s. S. Sc, Ill, ll2 and rs in
Csbott's subdivision Of Square No. 677 fronting
rsspect,vely on north b and streets. between
North Cap to and 1st streets west and the 80 foot
slley running east and west through said square
Terms: One-th in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest secured By deed
apa [Rep JC' MCGUIRE & 90, ,Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-05-02

Mr.. Rapley. Of the First ward. said it would
be difficult to name the majority the ticket
would receive in his ward. The opposition
may pos sibly get corporal's guard; say 150
majority for Dixon and the rest Of the ii ektt.
Expressions from other wards, OF a similar
gates. -
The Chair Mr.. Bacon) said it would not do
to underl ate the strength of the opposition. II
was safer 10 assume that they have strength
and mean to use it, and we should prepare 10
meet them In the same way. -
The Convention then adjourned, with three
big cheers and ga tiger" for the nominees and
the Union. 80
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an act 10 prevent. during the exit

~ tu act 10 prevent. during the exist
ljnAe .ar, m0n0polies. extortions and specu-
ladon in breadstuffs and other articles of
general use and consumption, and TO make
such acts criminal and to provide penalties
for the same.
So. An act TO authorize a special term
Of Randolph county court TODD other coun-
ty business in addition to laying county
taxes.
90. An act to amend the Revised Code
IN relation 10 habeas corpus.
81. An act to amend the load chaptefof
the Revised Code, entitled "salariss and
fees" EftYfTfafs A
%. An act in favor Of A. A. Wiseman,
Sheriff of Mitchell county. go
| 90. An act 10 relation 10 the bounty OF
soldiers. IT, - 80. Isl
"a. Al actconcerning Common schoois.
95. An act ia reference 10 taxes and LA
bilites Of Sheriffs.
90. An act 10 authorize IL. Hunter, late
Sherif'of Madison county, 10 collect ar
rears 81 taxes due said Sheriff for the years
IS58-'59. ssst
81. An act to change the time Of holding
the Courts Of Probate and public sale days,
in the county Of Rutherford.
9s. An act 10 incorporate the Rhymer
Gold and Copper Mining Company 10 the
county of Rowan.
80. An act TO amend 2d section. 6l.h
chapter of the Revised Code.
100. An act TO incorporate the Yaikin
Valley aud Western Railroad Company.
i0I. An act TO incorporate The Randolph
Manufacturing COMPANY.
1902. An act concerning the Caurts oi
Pleas aud Quarter Sessions Of Cal dwell aud
Franklin counties.
siIty-soven Resolutions were also passed. mostly
for The relief Of individuals.
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THE NEWS.

The Yankee expedition agaia., Charleston and
sasanRsh, few days sEs was supposed 70 b imn,i-
neni, and 10 consequences 81 which Gen. Bssuregsfd
issued proclamation urging |, upon al PERSONS
able 10 lake sciiys pat 10 The struggle rsilrs
and The City Commissioner d Charlsston also is.oed
card urging al citizens able 10 Do % % gsi their
families away. Bot there arc nov some signs sf .
postponemeni. II not an sbanjonmsni 81 The design !;
the British steamer Petrol. which il ~ss understood
10 remain there in The even, Of attack having
leh Charleston. It's said, ieo that Foster sad HIM.
Ter are guarding about nnk. and delay i he ean.
sequence.
Affairs in The Eastern portion Of our Stale appeal
% be quiet st present, and The ea-mys force. are re.
ported 10 be small.
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rng LATEST rRoa CHARLESTON.

Charleston, Feb. 2a.--The .hjret Of The
Yankee Tag q Tues yesterday sas 70 brisg
nr,iers lram Lord I.,oa. 10 the BrIl.h
STEAMER Psirei. now here. 70 sail immedI.
airly 70 Washington. Also % bring letters
fH thr officers capturrd on the combat.
Isaac Saiifa. Psirei goe. tc-morruw. aud
- her purpose was 10 be here during the
attack, MAN. believe The stack postponed,
Oiher indications confirm this Impression.
the quarrel u Hunter aud Foster ia. cau,.
ed much eoaiuIoa IN the enemy's arrange
ments. Fort sumter 10 day fired salute
~ honor ot Washington's birth dav.
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ARxY or THK PoTosAc.-Tke Richmond
Dispatch learns from the best authority.
that scout in the Signal service, Just from
Maryland. reports. trum personal observa.
zion. that the whole Yankee army is lea,-
ing Aqua Creek. the greater portion bosnd
to Washington, and the remainder To Old
Point. The pubii,hed objsc, Of iii, move
is TO recruit and resrganixe." Burroughs
were being issued IN sre., profusion 10 qvi-
ct the discomfort in the Yankee array.
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liIlsburuugh gsrurhfr.
HIILsBnR0uGH, NC.
Wednesday, February 5aa 1853.

II We call the attention Of those whom il may
concern. to the second Proclama4on 81 Gov. Vance,
extending the time in which absentses from .her 70.
gimens may rs,uin 10 duty without Psai.bmenl, y
the 5lh day Of March.
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Richmond. Feb. i9.-The New York
Herald OF the 10th SAYS. the lllinoi, Legs.
lature passed strong resoluiios.E, rrsoIa-
tions chiefly made up Of ,ialeni denuneIa-
tions Of President Lineoln's sdmimstfa-
tinn. aud Of propositions Tor an armisliee
and peace convention at louisville. 81.
m,lar resolutions pending IN Indiana Legs
lature.
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Rchmnnd. Feb. 18th --'rhe New York
Herald Of the 10th SAYS. the Ill,nois Legis.
lature passed strong revolutionary resOlu-
iion. chiefly made up Of violent denuneis.
liuns Of Prrsld,n, Lincolns administration.
aud ol proposition, Tor M armistice and a
peace convention at Louhyille. Similar
resolutions pending 10 Indiana Legislature.
Richmond, Feb. I9.-It Ia, been ssesr
tainfd that about twenty I've or thirty
thousand Yankee troop. have been seat
iron the army Of the PoiOmsc TO Suffolk
aud Newpott News. Burnsidss old d.
vision occupIss ihs latter place.
Cabins. ovens aud other evidences Of a
protraeted enesmpmrnt have been erectrd.
FIVE stsam Transports are, however, Kept
in readiness in Hampton Roads.
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borough, 12t cts. the BANK OF rayetleviils
liza cents; the Couiinercial Bank Of Viii.
miugtun. 25 cts; the Farmers Bank Of N.
Carolina, Is cts; the Bank OF North Caro-
lima, 90 cts. the Bank Of Lexington. As
cts.; Miners and Planters Bank. As cts. (;
the Bank of Commerce, As cts. Bank OF
Clarendon, As cts; Bank Of Cape Fear, 90
cts. Bank Of Wilmington, 90 cts; Bank
Charlotte, I2a cts; Bank of Yanceyville.
IS cts. Bank of Townsville, As cents /;
Bank Of Roxborough, AS cts; and any 9th
er which may be chartered by this or any
future General Assembly. ninety cents on
the share Of enc hundred dollars, and in
that proportion for shares Of less value |;
and in case the said officers Of any Bank
shall neglect Or fail to pay the tax herein
required, said bank shall pay double the
amour, Of said tax, and the same shall be
sued for and recovered by the Attorney Ge-
neral in the name Of the State, in the Supe-
rior Court Of the couRty Of Wake.
50. An act supplemental to an act pass
ed at the present session of the General As
sembly, entitled :" Revenue" .g
Provides that in all counties where re-
gular terms Of the County Court shall cone
after the listing Of taxes in 1863, between
the sending in Of the lists to the clerk and
the krst Monday 10 Jane. inclusive, the
taxes for county purposes may be levied,
aud when the courts shall come alter that
CO. ~ Cha;smsn =, hs held nrior ~ The
I6r.t day Of Junr 1863 10 make .siL levy.
The nrossedinos of the same to be recorded
Inv The cIs r. o1 his inmates. Where in the
rsvenns Hill the Term court house is use..
I'd shall apply 70 ali such place. as are used
Iby authority Of law for the holding of court
or the transaction Of county business. Fur
Their provides that this act be printed with
the revenue bill. Eubi : bais
go. An act to smend the 9Th section Of
the 2Sth chapters Of the Revised Code in re.
lation to fees Of committees Of finance.
81. An act to incorporate the Franklin
Mining and Manufacturing company.
81. An act to incorporate the ruckasegs
Mining company.
IS. An act 10 regard to service OF process
on. the Southern Express company.
Ga, An act to authorize the Deacons and
Trustees Of Sharon Church to sell the Par
sonage and lands attached, belonging to said
congregation.
IS. An act to incorporate the Macon
County Mining company.
| &c. Al act to ensure protection 70 the
people Of North Carolina against small PIX.
Provides for gratuitous arcinatiou. The
Surgeon General 10 appoint resident phy-
sician ia each county 10 yacclnate persons
desiring II. Physicians allowed far their
services SIS per day.
g. WIZ, !, ;..,. IL. N,m,h.l,
M;n;na camnsnv
60 .cr - amend ,bs N;I;,;, l,w
rFxemnts men over as wear, 81 al. from
niI;,srv ta,s
80
70. An se' ahsuu an at y '''o' ~.
rave We lO"n o' nsnesll'e .a..
~. M a., ae' 70 amena an AZ = P'O"'O'
'ps 1".il'a'ion " 'P.'.'uV ~ W.
-. an act 0'n's'""s '"e''' '"' '"s'
&
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-25

A most destructive FIRE occurred 10 Nor
folk, on The 9th inst. which destroyed the
principal slorrson Main and Market streets.
The loss is eslip.ted at several hundred
thousand dsllars. A large FIRE also occur
red IN Portsmouth about the same time.
Flour sold 10 Charlotte on the i4th inst.
II auction, a forty one dollars per barrel.
PRaYER ron PRAcE.--The ladies' % Car
solton, Alabama. At . recent prayer meet-
ing resolved 10 set apart hsli-hour on ne
FIRST Monday in each month for special
prayer for peace. The ladies' Of the South
are requested to engage with them.
indianapolis dates 81 the 50 say. Federal
deserters arc making Isreible resistance .
arrest, and great excitemeDs IN conse.
quence.
Yankee Generals Resigned. Mobile. Jan.
arrived here from Memphis
state that Gen. Hurlbui. OF Illinois, COM
.manding at that point, and Gen. Willard,
of Ohio, have resigned in consequence Of
Tincoln's emancipation proclamation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-25

THg FRrscH MEDIATION. The Richmond
Eraniintr publishes the letter OF The french
Minister proposing a conference brtaeen
the North aud The South. aud Stewards rr.
ply distinctly rrlrciing the proposition.
rhesr letters are dated January 9th and
February 9th. The Eg0mintr comments
on them a. iollOws
" The French Government proposed .
conference between the belligerenls, in
which foreign powers should be heard a.
mutual friends and mcdiatofs. Ihis CON.
ference might take place either with Or
without an armistice. The French &c.
yernment urged il with both earnestness
and TACT. but the Government al Washing
ton refused to eDier inta any diplomatic
relations q with the insurgents and gives
an exposition Of its reasons for dung 50,
with i statement Of its future intentions,
which Will satisfy every intelligent reader
that tile mind Of the Lincoln Adminisira.
ton il irreyocabiy settled on ! prosecution
fihe war. We commend these papers to
Eli ,nose persons who still talk Or peace in
May, Or peace in June. Few will rise
lram their perusal without the conviction
that theres.will be no peace or cessation Of
wmfsrf, between the Southern Conledpra-
cy and Tie United States, during Abraham
LiocOln's term Of Office, which will yet en-
dure two iull years"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-02-25

Another Murder r John LeeLh.n, a
respectable ei,ils residing in The northeastern section
Of thi, eOualy, was murdered on ToesIsy Of last
week BY three negroes in his smploy--ons helongins
to him and Two hired. The negroes have been az.
ej 10 jail 10 this place. To await their ,rial
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The Examiner. however. goes on to adj.
mit that this view may be changed by a
revolution at the North. or ,nutiay Of is
people or army.or bys.he success OF oiisa-
siys operations by the South, such as driy.
ing Lincoln from Washingt ovsrrunninv
Maryland. &c. II
There are certainly many signs Of the
revolution and mstiny. If We continue ID
whip the Yankee armies It viii no. need
the capture u Washington 10 end tho war.
Fayeffssiik Observer.
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Ssrard 10 Dayion-- The Emperors Pro,
posifion.--Richmond, Feb. l7.--Seward II
: dispatch 70 Dayton, dated 9th inst, SAYS
what DrouyH dc L'tluys suggests is, that
this Government shall apppiut commission
ers, to meet on neutral ground Commits
sioners NJ the insurgents. fit we're posi-.
Bile for this Government to compromise na.
tional authority 30 far rs to enter into such
debates y j. not easy TO perceive what good
results could be obtained BY them. The
Commissioners must agree in recammend-
ing either that the Unisn shall stand, or be
Voluntarily dissolved; or else they must
leave the vital question unsettled. Seward
closes by remarking and enforcing The
i,lea tina, the Congress Of the United States
furnishes Constitutional forum for deb.es
betwesn the al,enatsd parties. =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

10 aa Aasivsh. NJ ifsdi ro1s -
kArf rAsssL. B ". DAVIS. Monsross.
DAvsErJsr, Buford, Moptrose.
jams AsAxs, Pierce, Dubuque.
DgpARrRD. 4s
kArsOAsssL. B. ". Davis, Montrcse.
BILL hEsnsssoF, Rhodes, itubsqus.
BoAfs LsAviH7 saIs svnxI
The ne i Northern Line packet Dav snport Cap
tain Thos. J. Bafori, Clssk Da-slsy, will be due
for St Louis and al inssrmeAiste landings to
morrow morning. i. y. PrettymAn, agent.
EoArs ESAsIs0 ro- -Noassw
Tho mail and passenger packet Jennie Whipple
CAPTAIN Campbell. will depart for Kessuk and
ianiings morrow mormns. Lem.
asl Parkhurst in the Office. &. A. Tiiebsin, agent.
The nail and passenger packet Jsnss Means.
Captain Fierce, viii dep4rsfor Dsbsque and vsv
points Tomorrow morning r. .. Pfetyman.
Ygsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

Woop CoNraAcr.-The proposals for
furnishing hard WOOL for ths military camps
at this place wsre opened Yesterday afternoon
There were but two bid,lers one of which was
TOR only hundreds colds and neither Of
which furnished bondtmen. The consequence
was that bo. b were rejected. 1t seems from
this that dealers in wood are not partcuary
anxious to take contracte. We shoud think
that the Guvernn Mt VT uld save considerable
money by furnishing the camps With coal in
stead Of wood.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

PRospERoUs.-Such hiss become tie
podnlsrity of the Coffee aud Spice mile, Of
r. Jones 4 Go. Of this city that hey are
constantly rsceiving orders from all parts OF
country, and even 10 from large concerns Ia
Chicago and st. Louis The reason FIR this ia
that these mills turn out . superior article
Even if the propiietors know how TO turn cfl
poor. made up stuff 10 the place Of genuine
goods. thew make 20 use Of th4s knowledge.
but give their customers just the article they
ask for. By 80 doing they have succeeded 10
G lining confidence winch 10 the sexs th'bg to
. fortune. .wh,ch ~e hope they will al.c
achieve. This concern 10 no y filing large or
ders from Chicago and ST. Louie houses. 1hi:
shows what manufacturers can do 10 Davea.
rort by attending TO their basi Dess and deal
ing honorably.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

HorsEHoLD FuRNIrvRE.-F. Deutsch-
ma n on Second street, two dnors east OF Ne
trepolitan block. keep afine stcck Of fur l.
,ure " h,ch hs Sc lie very Low. lie also repair .
furniture in Fl style buys aud cells second
ful man 70 this Community and should be lib
crafty patronizsd Cali and see him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
Money LOAt.

"A FORT MONNAlE CONTAINING TEN
dollars sss lost 10 this city dsv befvf,, ye..
tsrdsy rhs IA Ter will be literally rev rded bv
leaving the. same ~ this Office ag27.,f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
nIE 2

At the hospital at Co umbu,, Ky, September
llth. 1853, OF fux. LION KID l. AvEDtK X, mem.
Der Of 20. A, i4th regiment, Iowa Iufs airy
On Wednesb ~, September 10th, JOHN POR-
IER hENNEDI, son OF AMOS and EMILY -.
JOHssoS, .ged one year nine months ana eigh.
teen days.
AZ U. >. General Hospital. Camp MeCIellsu.
ALFkhD NJ. NORTON, private OF 90 A, s,h
low. In antry, of Wyominx, Jones couuty, Iowa,
ssed t2 years and months
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

FALL STYLES OF MILLINERY GooDs.-
In few DAYS the grand Fall opening Of the
ls,es, styles Of milenery goods Of all kind.
takes place in New York. the great emporium
Of American Fas ashions. Ia order to be On hand
aud provide the ladies OF this city and vicinity
with the latest and freshest styles, Mrs Nc
CoIough has already gone there and will al
tend the opening. She is prepared to invest
largely and 10 due season will return with the
largest aud finest stock ever in exhibited in
this oity, Of whch due notice will be .,se y
through the papers. Ladies' will p'ease ',esr
this In mind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
On HIS Travels. Major General

OK HIS Travels. Major General
Curtis ofihs U. 5, "A AMI Cotton Receiver
G.n.r,l. passed down the river this morning
en- route tor Keokuk, The General is wander
ing through the evuaty, We understand
making speeches 10 favor Of the election OF
Stone. Itisa a f:ting service tor General
Cartis II he could have hsli the cim.ls
that he has been renting out TO Snowman
for ten dollars q week during the season, for
h.s own beueit, and taken them along with
hic, he n; sht Save been able 10 get up pref
tv coed crowd oecssi naliy and attracted cor
siderable attention. But uncle @an got wind
Of that litt!s dodge of the Generals and broke
no the contract. We hear il stated that he
General IN draws NJ ior Generals pa,
With the mos. coInmeniafle pue .tuality
Those who tho ght he would forget TO "a
that par. oi his srduious da.y v re ea,ly Z
taken.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

THE Expres. Company continues TO
srop large boxes OF choc, seasonable goods in
IRON. Of " adsworth's he has all the freshest
styles, and keeps the ladies' busy in looking
them over aud making them ibto the most at
tracjivs dresses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

SuDDEN.-The weather veers about
like professional oiiice seeker. Yesterday
it vac too hot to b e comfortable and presty I!
to-day oyercoats are Decessarv TO human cori-
fort, and the prospects Of a enow storm are
better than We like to see. cold snap Just
nov wouli do untold damage.to the corn
crop and severely hi ure other crops.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

WHERE DO You GET YOuk GREEN
~ Groceries? Patterson 1 YooSAa,s kecp.
tba best Pis Plant, Asparagus, Lettuce. In TOW n
~. md they sell EPg. pu.tor. Fresh Lake snd River
FISH, Cheese. Cid ,r, sugar, Posa,os. and Ap-
Dlss Cali there = hen yoa want the jost art :
ls' =, nt tho chea pest prices. Brady stslet, next
CO NI0Mmer 20 : S""~e. AvQ3-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

"MrLrrARY."-For military clothing
and farnis'ing goods Of every kind 60 to
Prrry'e M. 45 Br4dy Street. (Ne~ Store) op-
posile the r. o. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

PEAcE.-Eyerybody j, in favor of
peace 10 the family. This can be secured by
purch,'ing your hard and dry wood Of Keats
log d Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

A SPAN OF WELL MATCHED HORSES
suitable for any service desired With Aayne sses
nc casnsge, At reasonable pricsA Eoosife At
'he Davenport Hotel. fnl5 .d.f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

CoMPLIMESTARy.-.T papers al
through this portion the country are cay
ing very complimentary th,pss about the
Scott County Fair. We rs-prodoee some of
thsee notices occasionally. but cannot fndl
room for them al. Our friends from abroad
wno cane TO see The Fair we're delighted and
appear to take pleasure in telling everybody
about 1t, that they also may be siss 10 future
and attend the fairs . co. The people of Scott
county have . right to be proud Of their cue.
cess in this matter. 1t 10 benefit TO our
county and city in . great many respects
J shioh do pot enter into superficial caleula
tions. Thousaods Of dsllars accrue 70 our
merchants and business men every year
through its sueeees. and f,om4 It the interssts
Of the county outside Of trade sossidsrs .iops.
ere greatly enhanced. Every mas Who feel
- Interest ID the welfare Of the .sity and.
county Sboaid lcss =, eppeessasisy y far.Ass
ke ssessss q ths isssitasios 10 every ves pss
cVV~ys I = 149Ei k<ia3t3t Z 4 /
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

THERE is no mistake about it. Krause
continues TO N nutacture the best euits Of
Gents Clothing. and TO give the best satisf.c-
ton. lie has ell kinds Of Gsnts' Furnishing
uor1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOusEwORK
- Mast be rofcient in All its branche.. !. .nd
come vol recs mmended,- Apply a. this once im-
ineiiatefy. 64 -sps-stf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

CoxE righ. along and save your
money BY purchasing our Fall aud Winter
goods At Whisler'e He has etseks Of them
tor all classes and conditions Of Peep te1
wi,l please all.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

Throw away that old dilapidated
hat and go to Fariand's and get . new and
con Portable oue. You viii loox better, behave
better and feel better all tbe'.,ns! 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markei....lJasIy Report

OpvIcs OF rHE DxS. 4 Nxws,t
Wedns- -day kve., sept mber II. I
There Is littie change to mute. Prices keep
6rns
fLous-Wholesale, - 4oQl4.s0 rs:aii, 81. 80
G5.2J. Shipments 8i0 bbis.
WHEAT -7o@s2c. Rece pts, 3,s57 bush.
bARLEY-Act've st959ictc. Receipts, $500
bush shipment. 5 800 bu.
CoRE-NDm nal at 4Os4 5c.
OATs-3SM36,. Receipts, Ss5 bush.
ONIONS S5@Soc
PoTAToRs-35>a q 45c.