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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-14
For the Standard.

MR. HoLDEN-SIR:-AS my colleague, Mr. WOoda, and
myself about leaving Raleigh to visit families,
while the of the N c. Railroad before started,
asked for passports by soldier who said he
acting under orders from Capt R E. Walker, Provost
Marshal of the City OF Raleigh to arrest and convey to
Camp Holmes, all persons supposed to be subject to
scptOn. We protested against the right Ia arrest clti
zens State officers members of the General Assembly,
whether with without passpOi unless the place
under martial law. We informed this soldier thai
members of the General Assembly, which seemed give
HIN satisfaction, and he about leaving u.s. and have
doubt would have done but for order given him
BY blSs6uORaf Confederate officer 10 take from Tie
anil escort u.s. uader guard to Cmp Holmes, unless
produced passports. Our friend Mr.. Crawford, from
Wayne, after informing him that were members,
himself insued and ordered also TO be taken to camp by
this cgdrOuS brdSsy Lieutenant He however got ont Of
the difficulty by showing old passport detail. After
this yH9, brdsSbHttOHet Napoleon had assured that
had chance of escape but TO show papers, and that
the Governor had been aud would again be arrested unless
he carried and exhibited his pass other vouchers he
passed out of the to leave the soldier to execute his
ORDERS which he declined to do So passed quietly
10 visit homes feeling that civil liberty about
TO take her everlasting fight.
This is 10 inform members of the General Assembly and
especially G0O. Phce that should they wish leave
Rlegh and G0Od Camp H,ne they had better call az of
flee hours on Capt Walker for paSsess suppose. how
that the Governor has the ropes this C0nesrdfe
eockp~ informed us that lie had recently twice been
rested.
should have passed this matter in silent contempt and
unuOced but for the fact that there great question of
civil liberty involved for if the Governor of the State and
members Of the General Assembly attending its sessions
cannot evade arrest at the capital by Confederate military
officers and that OO where martial law has not been de-
clared who, ask, is safe at home Why, not the Ex
ecuIiVc Of the State passing down to the capitol D
Raleigh July 6, 1868.
Mr. Avera is member of the House Of Commons
from Johnston County. His statements may be
implicitly relied on. They show the extent to
which-our people and public men are subjected to
impertinence and insult from Confederate officers
under the operation Of unauthorized martial law.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-14

THE FIRST SHERIFF.-E. A. Gupton, Sheriff Of
Franklin, paid into the treasury yesterday $40 0O0
the tax for his county. On the previous day Mr..
Treasurer Worth refused to receive the tax in old
issues OF Confederate notes. This was another out
rageous, high handed measure on the part of Mr.
Worth. What right had he to set at defiance law
of the State compelling him to receive these issues
in payment of taxes? Had we been in Sheriff Cup
toms place we would have gone home with our mo-
ney and returned it to the people who paid it, and
then we would have made Mr.. Treasurer Worth
responsible for its second collection The bill which
passed the Legislature before yesterday however,
induced Mr.. Worth to conform his action to the law
State Journal.
We seldom notice the prevarications and false
hoods of the State Journal but justice to an honest
and worthy public officer requires US to say that
there is no truth in the above statement Mr..
Worth refused to receive Repayment proposed, not
because it was to be made in Confederate notes. but
because he was not furnished by Mr.. Gupton with
the Comptrolers certificate showing how much was
due from his County, and what proportion of it
due to the different funds account of which the
Treasurer is required to keep. This was distinctly
explained to Mr.. Gupton in the presence of several
gentlemen. Not word was said about the kind
of currency in which he proposed to make payment.
He asked to be allowed to deposit his money to the
credit of the Treasurer which the latter officer dis
tinctly refused, for the reason above given. Mr..
GuptOn afterwards, it is to be hoped through mis-
apprehension resulting from dulness, deposited
$4,000 to the credit of the Treasurer in the Bank
OF Cape Fear, and during the Treasurer's temporary
absence from his office brought the certificate OF
deposte to his Chief Clerk, representing to the
Chief Clerk that the Treasurer had reconsdered the
matter and authorized him to make the deposit
The Treasurer had not reconsidered and had not so
authorized him. The truth is Mr.. Gupton tOds not
ready to settle when he applied to the Treasurer to
receive his money, for the plain reason that he had
not complied with the law.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-14

ORANGE COUNTY, N G June, 1888
Mr. HoLDEN-DEAR SIR:-We desire you through the
columns your excellent paper express 10 the voters
Oh TINS Congressional district, preference Capt.
next Confederate Congress
jordan, VIM. D. Lunsford
n. N; nan, Willie Weaver
EamDerl w: Hall, John H. Dollar,
Elijah Harris, J. g. Ieathers
WIN. G. Mangum, David Parrish
VIM. Harris, VIM Bowling
VIM. II. Moize, Henry Cafes
A. W. Gay, Silas Wilson
e. Wilson, Allen Cole,
j.. G' Mckee, Alex Peasants,
Jonn Laws, Asdon WeaierspoOn,
a. >. Monk, w. B. Garrdrd,
Nat. Villins J. C. McCown
Willie NJ Gates, ID c. Umste.li
Thos. p Berry, W. LYNCH
ChaS. McCaHey, &c. Geer
a. II. Hall, Thomas CO'e,
Avis Riggs, WIN. Cardin,
W Harms, la. HENDERSON,
E. NJ. Holt, B. Gates
Benton Ray, L. H. Gurrard
Robert Harris, Marcus Bali
Willie r Gates Lemuel L. Carroll,-
James B. Lealhers, Wesley Rhodes
W. X. TIleY D. c. Hopkins,
Harrison Monk, Us. Glenn,
Jefferson islev, r. F. PleasInts
j. 5. LeatheTs, Henderson Monk
VIM. +: Gates, w. NJ. CarringtOn,
John TlleY, Jr., Al. Roberts;
NJ. AcCown Redding Cape.
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NY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH-CARO-

UDY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH-CARO.
FG LIMA PROCLAMATION. Whereas, for the
protection of our people, far possible against the
evils of speculation there continues to be necessity to pro-
bbt the expectation of certain articles of products be-
yond the limits of our State --
Now. therfore, /, ZEBULoN B. VANCE, Governor of
Carolina do issue this Proclamation, continuing the
ocamaton of June 9Th in force for thirty days from and
after The 18th instant in regard to Cotton and WoOen
Cloth Cotton and Wooden Yarns Leather and Shoes sub
iec to such exceptions &C. have been expressed in my
roclamatons heretofore the subject of expTtation
-, In witness whereof Zebulon B. Vance, Gov
J sRGL eruor Captain General and Commanderin-
4 Chief hath signed these presents and caused the
Great Seal of the State to be affixed.
Done at the City of Raleigh, this 10th day of july A.
d. 1863 and in the year Of American Independence the
e7th. ID v,Ncp
By the Governor: H. b. fANCE.
- "a 1859 57-w&sw2w
All daily papers the State insert one week and week;
" and semweeky papers two weeks each and send bill
to Executive Office.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-14

NOR SALE.-I SIXTY HORSE POWER
stationary ENGINE, new, without Boiler
! twenty horse power Engine, new, without Boiler.
iIvanty.fnur" q with Boiler.
I ten in good order.
set Boiler Plate Rollers, heGcy.
Crane, Ladies Patterns, &c. u,f11.us m
Raleigh, N. c., july II, 1883. 6I-lmpd.
cSy- Progress copy one week.
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NIOTICE.-STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
the subscriber about the 18th OF May 1858, small
black MARE about three years Old will pay liberal
reward for information to enable me to procure SAID
Mare Any person giving the information as to the where
'' - G. W. PLEASANTS.
July Is, 1853. 2s-Wf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-14

ORANGE COUNTY. N. c.. June TO- 1863
w. W. HOLDEN, EsQ-DEAR SIR We wish to express,
through your paper, preference for Capt JOSIAH
TURNER a candidate to represent in Con-
federate Congress- and desire you through COL
umns, to make wishes known the of this Con-
gressicnal district.
William Barlow, JAS p Clark
Thos. Wilson, A. G jackson,
Robert Hall, Sr, j. Wilkinson,
Isaac Laws, G. Wilson,
Sampson NJ. Glenn, Joseph w. McKee,
d. CLARK, James Parks
T. H. Hughes,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-14

ST, MARY,S SCHOOL. THE NEXT TERM
- will open July gath. For tuition IN Engisn Sfo III
MDsc S35: in French, 80; in Latin, SO; in Drawing,
BIS; day board, $50. E7 !,
Raleigh, July l4th, 1853. '0'-i"
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NxECUTIvE DEPARTMENT NORTH

TXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH.
II Carolina Adjusnt Generals office (Mitia,) Raleigh,
JnIv 10th 1868. GeAeral Order, No. l3.
II The Commanding Officers of the Militia are ordered
IN enroll ali abe-boded white between the ages OF
forty and oryve years. who to the Conscrpt
Act Those who exempt from military duty by the eX-
empton of Congress- not to be enrolled under this
order.
H. In addition to the exemptions under said act hereto
fore published are the following exempted under sct OF the
Congress and approved April 3Oth 1868 s-Justces OF the
Peace County Trustees County Soe Coroners, Reg
isters Tax Collectors Deputy Sheriff in each county
where there is no Tax Collector Constabes now in office,
one Deputy Clerk for each Court when the Court may
quest it. one County Commissioner for each county for dis
tributng money and provisions among soldiers tsmiles
AGENTS appointed under of Lesa for any public
DUTY Militia officers Mayor and Police of Raleigh Will
mington Fayetteville, Salisbury and Charlotte Counsel
ors of State Board Of Internal Improvements Literary
Board and the Employees Of the State IN Inc
different departments. . .,-t
with the men ordered to be enrolled at Raleigh on Cr De-
fore the 1st of August .., L.. 4.
" Each man ordered above will bring with him TO
Camp one good pair Shoes shirts two pair socks and
one blanket
by oroer0i ''0'''HO' DAN'L G. FOwLE,
AajdtGHt q neral.
July Il, 1863 oI-~ossTz~, .Ss"s VA
others papers two weeks and forward bills 70 Aou'an
Generals Office
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MOTTO E.-AS EXECUTOR OF JACOB
~ NEASE I will sell ON a credit of six months, at the
Court House. in the of Graham, the 9th Of
next seven likely NEGROES men, women and children
Those Indebted will pay up. Those having claims will
neaSe nresent them for Immediate payment as desire to
Settle with the legatees as as possible.
D. A. MONTGOMERY, Executor.
Graham, n c., July IA, 1863 of-SW.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02
THE CHICAGO FAIR.

d;srs,ch hss teen received from Chicago
s!atinx that pro, isiens s:e needed At the Fair
nov in rregress in ih place for the bsnefi'
ef sick 60 di.rs. AMI rsg ase,iug eon,ributon u,
iron, the city, cf cooked fntsts poultry. pick
sle &c. Any donations II en- these sh~ fee
interested in THE sssd work will ha thsnk-
iu!is received. packet and forwarded BY ID.
Soldier. AID society. II i.f: st th lecture soem
Of the Ch,iit'an Chapel ta-nor.o~ tIussaay,
between the hoois Of 8 Aed 5 o'clock ~ hr,
little la. teen doss fresn this STATS IL bsealf
ct tns beneyoiert ebt-,pries. II 10 to b..
hoped that ,he donations a. tins tine will he
ample ard wor,hs ii .hs sLj-e, to which the,
wil.ed ts srolied.
Tie shove n. slIigsrcs comes TO us ,hrough
he Vies PFssi1 n. Of The L.iie.' 80 di.r.
Aid >oo!ty Of this eisy-Mrs y. A. sendsrs
Oar e;txsns viii q, cnce zee the necessity ei
putting fort tna nees.s.r, .xe,tioos 10 auswsr
the call SO far DAveuPoIt ha. lssn aitcgcth-
er too far behind hand In lie eoutributiens
and aid 10 ,hi. high Iy benevolent object. Eu,
there y .ne enough lei, IN witch to nase
amp. amends, il day i.prtv.d. Every ex-
e-tiea that il ~ Do 10 this direction go.s TO-
warjs srsiisr.ting the condition ef The brave
soldiers CT the Nolta " est Who srs ianeuish.
ing 10 hosritai. far from the csnicr,. Of Lsa,e
an the soothing presercs OF friends. Du. re-
70 EN- Der that chance is nov presented vh.rs>
the rrosisons to the Chicago Feir Taey viii
coon bs turned in 0 money. ~aich viii b. used
A. shore stated
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02
JAMss BAKER's SORGHUM REP,sxRY.

JAass BAKER's Soh0uJM REFiNHRY.
farm Of James Baker. ja.t teyond Uaek
Greek. on the Dubuque road. his been doing
, = thriving business this season, snd tss turn
Cd on. sons Of the 6ne.t and b.s, favored
svrurs that We ever ta.ied Mr.. Baker kas
tso large sheet iron pars-one 3 by II feet i,
ard another by IL feet. placed upon
sut..ab,isI brick arch -iha ior'ser about ak
iuch.s higher than III. latter. into which III.
rapid rate. From this the boiling liquid l.
rao by means Of . small pips into oce of
Coti'e Evaporatars a.ou, six or seven feet
long through which il passes In . continuous
q ape ~ ex:eIlsut .yrup. II IL then cooled in
large zine COOLER near q. hand. aud 10 then
ready to be barfesi 10 crushing the "ane
Mr. Baker uaes Doashue's two borse 90 ar
mill, which be considers the best tha. is IL ade
The juice runs from the cru.h er into a spout
which rsns underground to a large vat inside
o. ths building. from which i. i. pumped into
the boilers. The entire outfit, including the
bnildiug which covers the sOrks. cost at.pt
$500. Tile year he has made about 2 500
gallons. 1t ia highly recommended BY cur
farmer friends Tho.. RobesoD, Geo. Murray,
John Lambert, and Others who have bad their
cane worked up at this establishment II is
the most t1t.nsve private enterprise Of the
kind In the cou'tr. Mr. Baker, i, viii! he re.
membered exhibited quantity of his granu-
lated sorghum ., the County Fair .s.s fl,
which was much admired for tue excelleucs
Of it. quality. alec some eyrup-lo h Of which
took first premium.
While upon this subject We nsa. a. vel
aliods to Hr. Bakers farm which wac decid-
e' by coDni,t-e OF three as gos farmers a.
She COZ rutry affords to be the best eonduaf.3
en- In the county, anj AZ euch received the
first Ireuiuc, stths .ss. Far This farm coo
tnns oniy forty acres, but every inch Of !. fs
Q al..va,e3 wita he ctectest care Sorae farn-
ers con not foi room TO turn etou I'd il 50
small iarn, bat Mr h4k4r does-nud keeps
three Insn tusiy o: work h--erh ne - so
ossides. usg gsee l.lo~ the proceeds If ',ls
isrsn Tor the present year a. marty ~ pra.;.c.
= pls
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02
Tuaris Gf CeaUts
sra3'I. OF IOWA.
An!UTAEr IvyeaAL's DrY.cs,
bAIEspoar. Dct - 1873

An!urAEr GvyraAL's Orr.cs,
baHEsposr, Dt - issa
General ofde-s No l23
i. No det&il, fJr am purpose .iii be made ~
sns CAP al, OF the uief hor'.er 81 gad, ..
% 81, cial written cr-l- from lis .ic.,;Aiel.
'n spec!ai wiitien orders froc Il Gel : al. OF
he Suk. Lac county, 1t Coz ranneai Of Centre
e, Appau oose cunt, q 1t. Coi. asa5e o. sid
icy Ere most conn \.
Il. Al Captains OF the SOUTHERN Reria. l. i-a9n
and al Captain, cf .Iapani4. of m ta within ~
respective dstt cts # 1t Gcl Vial, II. Co. 1a.-
heii d II Col Sears, wiz report 10 Ii II II er
before Dec. l. ls63 The mum ter kind and coni, III
Il arn il III ii posse.s.er the nuinber, kiaj aIi
condition of all sccon.r .rren:s, tho aino.nt m i
quail "f a. knJs cf am i.ica ana the aiu on;i,s
and c,ndition Of O.! other ktae properly ia their
io.s,-s,on
Ill L. Col V.i, Ii. Col. Ia nelii aai IL
Col scsis II cause these ro.urns 10 TO lsonlp,y
ma 9, and forward he 10 this otYice.
~. AL bouas for arms, &c, in the IA Ia OF L..
Col raBnehi. 1t. Col Sea-s, or acting Qusrter.
master C.egs,cn, AZ K. kuk. Wi. vnco ho r.
ined TO his ohce, with 81 infcrn.aii iH thei.
prssesston in fe!asion to he rtseoa.ib,y II the.
s.gners OF eaid bonds.
v. All Captains Of the SC n:hern Eorde, Brigase
ana al Capt.is OF c,m paniss Of miita w.thIn h .
districts of tne L.. Coloaeis herein before named,
wi also far ward copies Of their reports, pasIe 10
eaid 1t. Gooao.s, 20 tails cfi,e.
vi. Tue Captains Of ali otrer militia mpe.t .
IN this State out-ide cf said Gis,ipts, and a iii
GERS of the Ncr,h ,hera Eo,dsr Brgaae. will Re y I
city 10 ttis ctt.ce IN tho same r,ins IN rea n
- arms, accoutgenent- ald an q nitian, named IN
Paraxre.,h h IL CT tnese General Oriers
VII. acting Qaaft.ra.as .er C.es o.n viii. report
10 thts oflce on th same pom named laTag. a2h
IL Of lhese sneral Orders, IN reia.ion To arms
coutrenente and ammunition 81 keokuk AID Bur
ling,1n.
VIII Qlafternasier Lewis II. Rnith. of the
Northern BJrdtr Il ieaie, will report to ihis c!iee
Oh the came loinis IN relation to arms SC wh;4h
ere in possessoD q III paEies. which were ois
banded Of he Nurthern srdcr b igaie.
X. Any hing II General o darA 80. 100 Of thi'
Department. Oct Ia 1852 incoass en-. with ;h.s.
Gsnerai Grde.e 10 hereby revoked.
B., order Of Commander.n.Chtef,
N. B. BAKER,
Adj Gen. snd Acting Q. n. g a. Of Iowa.
nov22.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

NRw GooDs The finest assortment
Of cloak shs VIE. ana ladies and misses hose
hoop sklr's; 4iso uocss goods of every de-
scriptior kept ~ first class dry goods store
can De found st kehos d Csrbarts, opposite
Is Claire House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

lF YoU want good variety OF the
best Winter APPLE, call st L. L. Oebs, OF
posits City Drug Store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02
T HE CIT Y.

No IELHGR.PH.-ne don't ike The
ids. Of going TO press wi.hou. eur regular
Dispatches. tst The line continues out Of or.
der, AID viii probably continu. - ~ lopg -
the present d.mpne,s Continues.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02
At the German Theatre tho drama

At the German Theatre the drama Of
effect - crowded auiisncc. Mr. !. sihei
made his dr.s sppsarancs this season std
piA ed k's part s,leadidis. anl va, ir,qceut>
3 spp't adsd. Inc res. of the company also
dtd ell
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

Military Uniforms and Equipment.
furnished at short potice BY Erskin., st No. 3
West Second street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

Bur YOUR CosPgcrIoNEsf.s, ClaARs,
dc. st Ochs' No 10 Wrst-sec.nd street,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

NEW PICTUR. GALLERY.-P. Dim
s.sad has juft opened photo araph ard an
b.otype gallery, four doors below tho State
Ba.k. over the suctirn rooms, where be is
prepared TO sHe.ute all orders ia ,As n4os,
tasteful manner Cal! and see spssimcns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02
/. MILLER.

10. 20 BRADY kYR1sr BHL'w SECOND,
80 KtEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
axes 10 order
Gents', R0ys' II Children's Clothing
Of tho best msts ria and in man oer ID at canno
fail t. q ye sa'isfa .ticn Liberal patronage re-
pscttullY solicited. Dy2l dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

The u. b N Il. 4. Co as.ecncea ~ the
Secretary, Il Cock, TIA, It vii! eost sioo, ,0en
more to run he hrs II u cir road ihre ugh New
ton than lev Z il . north II H. Th- New
ton Free Press disputes the s,a,smcn: We
ibink II !, ~ersaus. the ,Ailroaj conps0s
should cot pass By % inpsr,ant . point ~
Newton. Tie citizens OF ths, piece will have
just cause far complaint il the conpasy IL
catss lis Ire ae at present ssutsu plstsG. -
Muse atsme Jossnol
Upon what principle. ws should ike 10
kno~, is the Mississippi L Missouri Railroad
Company aoder ob.is ations to spend IN extra
hundred thousasd dollars in order to run
through little eonnty..eat thst happens to BE-
scmewhers near Ito lisel To be cure /, would
he well 10 do 90 II practicable. The COMPANY
would be glad TO accommodate al. but .h.,
smoant o: money to throw away IL net 90
essi'y to be hsd just osw
Il may bs that the editor OF he Free pr.e.
knows mere than the engineers do, but IN.
Company may not think 80. and, will do VIA,
seems best for the istsrssts Of the road vith.
ssS ssyssd y hls sagissssisg still
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

GRocEsIEs AND Provisions. - A
very choice AID well assorted stock Of family
Groceries and Provisions have been ocen.d
ty J.. H. Eidridge. corner Of Perry and srd
streets, G,ipg's block Let him be 4pcour-
aged Ly full share of patronage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

l.. l.. Ocns paws the h,ghest cash
price Tor GOLD. SILVER and DEMAND
NOTES
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

RIslEY's PANoRAMA.-A large andi-
encs YVES ont on saturday ev, niug to sss Ris.
ity n,ac chihei' nt moving i'cturss Of tbs riv-
er thames aud Tive city CT Loldon. better
pleased assembly, never caH,e together In this
city By rsquest Mr.. X has coneen,ed to
give one more exhibition which kes pIac.
this evening. Those who h,ve seen is will
wish 20 ese it again. and those whc have not
should rot allow ths-ths last opportunity
to pass uuimp.oSed. 1t is decidedly the hest
painting Of th. present day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02
CAkitS.

a. bAhhBTT ". I. ADAMS
BARRETT Il ADAMS,
Dentists, Corner Brady < 4ih streets,
A OVER PARKS 4 HOSsER'S GRO
M CARY store. All persona who sppse-
4LIDci.te superior s.yie Of Dentis.ry
will do we'll to call Prices moderate and sil
work war; anted Entrance On Fourth street.
n, II -d6Ctf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

HENRY StlBY,

nhALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
~ Mnts, Oil Cloth Mating, niniow Shades,
kc., East Second : L., next d.or to Perry. jyzl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

J.CAKTN kkI1.
MANUPA CrURE8 AND kEPAIRs
" N Il e s.LS.A& a. PAEk AaOLS,
Its AT SHORT NOTICE, AND ON MOST
W. reasons bic terms. Ola damaged C,A-
Dreil - and Perasols made rs good MS new.
No. IU5 Rdady st, Between 4th ~ 9Th.
DAvENP. VT, IOWA. my2G-Gtm
DIR. J. You uAAS,
DHySlCIaN. SUnGLCN. CCUiIST AND
i Aurst Office IN Post flee Block recently
Occupied by DR.. Baker. Residence, Main street,
uoar Spring East Davenport, Iowa. sI4-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

IL. DUDpr,
Surgical aud Mechanical nenti>t,
SRADY SHEET, BETwkE- FOURTH AND FIFTH
s..- ..,r,ssss ALL WORK Exc, UTED IN
tff{6HtA strong and serviceabie manner. nnd
AAL1b satisfaction SuaiaAhsd Ofhee open
hours. NV and u,yht juei -dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

HhLD TO BAlL.-several days since
We published y brief notice Of Cap. Fapner's
operations in this c!ty--his arrest st Musoa-
tine and HE presence in ibis city under cas,gs
OF the sheriff.
This afternoon he was brought befo, .
Squire Wheeler on the charge ef attaining
goods under false preseness frosn w. U. Wsds-
worth's store. He was held 10 bail in the
enm 81 $500 Tor his eppssrancs at the Dis-
trict Court.
''recruitins' operations are disposed to make
complaints. The Captain will have his hsnds
to!i befors be gets through with his troubles
here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-02

New EsTABLls Stre4pcr e.
Shrop2hirs. wbniesae ard retail d.al.rs in
Notions. White Goods, etc viii open .. NJ
E.st->ecoud street south side in this city.
this week. Wa learn from good authority
that they have secured the s.rvicea II our
old friend + Hsaz.rd ae clerk Jo.n ia
good ssl-.msn-in fac: one OF the bet in
the West. Ii courteous attention to custom.
OTIS Is ~ oil worthy Of public pa ronage, We
p,edict that the firm ut S.r.spYr Il Shrop-
shire viii bee me deseryedly popular. We
wish the Institution succesa