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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-12

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b1lity, and all Diseases arising irons
a DiSordered Stomach, LIVER, OF
Bowels.
THEY are used aud recommended by leading
Il Physicians of the country, and all W no try
them pronounce them in va1ia ole.- -- .-.
DIR. JAMES L. LEEPERE, writes from Ma
varre, Stark Co., Ohio, "the Bitters are highly
praised by those suffering from indigestion, dys-
pepsia and liver complaint"
DIR. VIM. M. KERR, of Rogersville, Ind,
writes Us that they are the most valuable medi-
cine offered He has recommended them with
great success, and with them made several
cures of palpitation of the heart and general de-
bility.
D. +. GALLERIES, M. D. writes from Van
Vert Ohio, al most respectfully recommend the
Sherry Wine Bitters to the notice of Dyspeptic
persons; and to all who require a stimulating
medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
They sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price rs cts. per bottle. j. n, HARRIS & co.
cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietors for the Southern
and Western States, to whom address all orders
For sale by
seaton & Broderick; Maysville,
&C. Watson; Foster,
Grain & Co.; Hillsboro
A: Boyd; Sharpsburg,
John T. Shepherd; Grayson,
Eli Co.; Catetsburg,
j. H. Haskell & Son: Ashland,
june is Hunter d Maddox; Ripley, Ohio
FOR HIRE.
A NEGRO WOMAN-Good Cook, Washer
II and Ironer-encumbered with child 10
months old, Apply to
ANTHONY KILLGoRE,
Fernleaf z. o.,
jsn1e-sWt cast 559- Mason Co,'ky'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
Tho Second Hawkins Zonavss.

To ne L6it.r " nie y. D. lrtot"e
SIR: Tbs regiment began its organizations h
October under the supervision Of Chaplain T. w. Csa"v
Of tic Fhs Regiment Hawkins Zousves IL has nov bsss
four mouth. ia proces. Reorganization s Cocns Jains W.
Adams .nd Msjor I. W. Conway bearing al the 'rpsnss
connected with the ,ervee Of recruiting has recruited
eary three hundred eu. without the eIpsnss Of sl'a q
bread to The Government bu. with the expense ofsere hsa
red dollars ito ocs matter which deserves tho sonsss
ton Of tue Governmsnt Toe Circumstances being dnsfs
uud.r which r,siments are raised to what they were
when the broke out 1t 10 no more shan fs 'ns ooVs
men, should examine tai. important ofste ssrvies and
k regulations suited to the exigeneies that now es
They forget TINT whereas it only took week At the n
company, 1t taxes six months and therefore -
necessity Tor jus. regulation. How can b ~
pee, that poor PARROT officer who sYsnes AL sa rsnsy
al his time al his euersy, In raising company o'rpas%
can bear al the sxp>nse and &c. no psyl bhhhf II
,hp, are now when Newyork State more than ives
~ ousand rn it q, the essran. inasice In the sSA
and f. is hish time the psoph we're aware oft
Allow me 10 give yop facts There are In one e'aa
zXion ten officers wao have worked for months nfns mss
p,ylnr e1p-uses snd recevnsnot even Loaf bread 'sn
the Government IA tho result OF such soors there Gsm
camp now over loo men. together With nearly ""w'''
wait Of proper guard have and the men who sa
time labor aud money getting them, receive n0' s'sa
tinsle cont.
Another fact, In the Secoud Hswsins Zoa'@' w
Ulcers are COW held by order efa United States 'l'.
Camp Sprague Staten Island. without pay ks' ""
their families and their homss by order Of an Adaa'a''
brought into power partially the plea Of epp''u's No
exercise OF arbitrary aud unjust power.
Tho whole system ct recruiting in this STATE rs's.
bens mos, ridiculous aud unjust farce. We
the confederation OF the Secretary Of War Ala s'1s
"a worthy the consideration OF all who proIs"'' s"'
A'a WI, are axe 49, - - 1sS, pArRof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

and by he bought the goodwill Of the Br;oh,,.
coach, "The Age" which he for years drova t,o"
there TO London and back. Those who IN ,h...
palmy days of coaching in England were 40 FINN.
nate "a to mako this journey with the baronet ,n.,t
with sad enthusiasm of the happy hour for,vs,
past. Half sovereigps found their way into hi, oalr
as readily us half crowns would have gone 10 An Or.
binary coachman, ard even though the railway soon
nerered with the stage, it was said that the specu.
aton continued profitable. lnsuiled Mature, how.
ever, took her revenge for hard life, and soma
years ago visited Sir Vincent with paralysis, from
which he never recovered. .I f
Mr.. Firth, the English artist, famous for hi,
picture called "The Derby Day" ID to paint the
marriage Of the Prince of Wales, the Queen hxvina
renounced her original intention Of having merely
picture on a small scale, and having asquiescsdis
the ideas of the painter both as to sze and price, Ii
size is not specified, but the price is to be $lSOM
The same artist 10 now employed on three picture
for which he is to receive 900.
Advantage has been taken Of the RoyalA,
rage, and Of the attendant jubiation, to work |,
benefit Tor the suffering ribbon weavers Of Coysp
try; il is proposed informally, and the propodios
receives 80 much favor that it would undoubtedly
generally carried out, that everybody should wsu
wedding fayors made Of Coventry ribbons. Thh
movement has set every loom at work, and mus b
of immense benefit, while no person viii fseitas
amount he expends in this praiseworthy dscostos
OF his exterior. Unbsppily, say some Of the pspsa
The masters are the ones who will mos. be aided fs
TIE prices they pay for work are so deplOraby low
that man il better of when idle .nan when working
The recent marriage at Turin Of NJ. Rsazzi and
the Princess de Solms made talk in that.cap-
tal for tvs days. The Count dc Solns late husband
of shc lady, bad been dead only few weeks, md
dispensarion from Rome wss therefore obtained.
Politically, the friends Of Ratazz were seriously op.
poesd to the match; for, said they Rstszzi will h
ruled by his wife; she is wholly imbued with tho
policy of France, the Emperors civil list furnishing
her with pension of sls,OOOi consequently, poor
Ra.azzr himself will be given up, bound haud and
foot, " the said policy. The lady in question b 10
tn. flower of her age in the full splsndor Of hss
beauty. which the women OF her circle do not ~,
dazzling with grace and spirit, brilliant writer d
prose and verse, charming painter Of Landscapes
and portraits, and altogether most bewitching asd
coouetish sristocrat. Hence the young men shOus
town say Ratazzi is a lucky fellow-f DO keeps
hero
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
Richmond County.
To the El.sor Of The N. Y. Tr'ssa~

To the Ei.soy Of The NJ Y. TT'ssa~ a..
SIN; In your issue Of Saturday you 'una
Richmond County elected fal Board Of Democrats ''r
ysors suca Is no, the fact TIE town Of wesne
Republican. becaa.e he wa, loyal Last year. No
4, hi. exerous TO have the town perform her la ""
s.ndins her complement Of soldiers to the held h n,
the responsibility OF aPPE0PFiatins nd ,hs Cors
town boun.y for each vOlun Ger. TINS orehase -, 10,
he'd. and they promised 10 defest him o. 'ns m.uI
msetipg The time came, aud tbs hepuohcsl' ,,s.s .
their ,orInrr Supervisor FOR resiseton on 'ae ,s
eouisocai ground loyalty TO the Government Aa
zion Of until the unconditionh suP.I an
Rebellion should give us lasting peace ihej ~ "a,
m-a only 20 his support, affirming that dne aM. s
zen -. ,hond know whelher Reuel. or Pstrics ~
,n.iod.y at home. The issue was met sqgsLE N
Co9perheal. for they nominated their pet sss
~, lion 70 hiln Que VINO desired 10 SEQ the si,rss
New.Y orb attached 20 the car OF Jef JAWS sh1t1T
hi. shou.sd No Coercion !" Hands Of !" ma -
,rd expression done bis beet to slenate nens 9vs
a,r and destroy their faith IN The Successful -svp
c,yernment OF their Fathers But tue loyh nsp ,.~r
ntrphsnt and proved shat, notwithstanding the M.os
Denocralc yet on vote between 10y Any ~ ~ ~
4. sound Tor the former Before tho " M -
AZ, LARGELY Deinocrs,ici since the insusSrah saeese
Eon Incl, majority grows beautifully oss o. eAe
election cleo Give u. credit for Republican vcsp
Uesyield, March ., l51I
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Tur SPECULATION n GoLp.-The card from

The SPECULATION ~ GoLD.-rhe caiu "o.
Morton, of gola-psn celebrity, Is worthy OF h'
and p.,doti,n. II all our badness men were
ue.boI Of calling out the GOLD Of the country 'n'y
a,u,, not, roceye hundreds Of Thousands Of VIC
,s,. now held ln the hands Of individuals WV
d.po,o Of 4. by sending it through some insna '.,
oi,y WIN will sail Il for them. Thus tho ai''''s
"a and IN. broker, have the whole control OIL Wv a.
u,,l,t. many Of them usins Il most sndaou"'
a,w, ,hs cr.s, Of the Government and emosHs 80.
nj. w, homo NJ. Mor.ou's good example VII % w.
by all who can possibly adopii!, and sha' '. -
thing 10 say Ia regard to gold' aud share ~ vgf
now 20 10 Wall-ctreet brokers alone. Ah'
tho business community generally an in'e'''' ~
Mr.. Morton also wishes the people 70 onu'' ~
bas the utmost confidence In the Oovsfn"'A' ~, n
fore. prefers the Government money 70 ~ ,,.h III
currency There has been desperate sno', .,i. b.
Copporhesds 70 destroy the confidence o. 'As h.,is
integrity of the Government, and they nav u.,.v
cty k.uotev st premium. for the pa'P'' .,,ss
th{ceeuback.. They have succeeded !" w. 20
siaruiu, TIA tiuid and crssting An impressi'" An.
,,o, .h,,wd business men would not 'e''p' 49,
.Trusr, ,,,u,, and apology 10 made By SONS ~, u,
.,anh,.t. =, ,,,v could not got other noe" =, -
- hsn,.not,., They will not draw s' 81
they legal tender, while the gresnoseA'' :. to II
are q legal tender and everybody 00A's \, suSs
them whenever offered 1.-Two must 'aas'' .,Oapl
our Government, for our country. Let Us s'- ,,,h.s
DAG aud hsh. TIL not dolisr or man ~. h.bsA
abandon law. Justice God and manhood Wv =. .hs
.n.ml.. OF every moral principle. and 'uom'' ~
INSCRIPTIONS pirate, that ever Infested lana 40, 81
corrupted religion than Catholicism ~. as,srSI
utterly destroy tho divine principles Of 's ~, ~
placed over u, % our Legislators and rulers lAse
bankruptcy to money. moral. aud asvs'au'A'
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and sentiments Of the people in whose unwilling
hos9talty he often shared. Frequent instances oc-
cured of attachment to the Uni,n, even from ami-
lies which bad given soldiers 10 the Rebel army.
No read the graphic narratives of tue author
without receiving fresh impression Of the infatua'
ton OF the Shareholders, and the social ruin and
misery which they have brough, upon thenselvesby
punging the country into bloody war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12

SKETCHES or thu WAR BY CHARLIE. C. Norr.
lalno. PIP. la. Charles T. Evans
In the form Of familiar letters TO old acquaintance
10 York, the writer describes his experiences IN
cavalry officer in Tennessee during the year 1861
lilo saw great variety of service, and the lively
sketches contained In his little volume present an In
teresting record Of military e "a well Us tho habits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
POPULAR sUPERsTITIONs.

tea,. Almost every hut has u horseshoe nailed
above the door, or OH the threshold, to keep GU.
witches. Ia Sickussr, charms aud incaniatons are
u.ei TO dtivs away disease. TIER physicians are
chiefly what arc termed iaith-doctors who arc said
10 work miraculous cures. They AFRO strong be-
levers Ia luck. If rabbit cross their path, they
w II tarn round ~ CHI ngo their luck. IT, on setting
out Oh journey, I'LL owl boot on the LETT hand. they
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

DIED.

DIED.
At his residen CO, Nov. 29,h, 1863. IT 2l-2
O'Clock +. NJ, DIR. JARED G. PARKER, aged
AZ years the 5th Of March, 1863.
Funeral services at his late residence, corner
sth aid Lc Claire streets. on Wsln,sdsy the q
Of December, 1t 2 O'Clock p. n.
At Bluo Grass, Nov. mber esd, Of diptheris
FRANCIS H. LEcLAlRE, only son 6f Lizsie
aad Francis LeClairc.
On Saturday morning, Nov. 3s,h, at the resi-
dencc It his son, at Gilbe1s, ALEXANDER
B0kNEMANN, aged rs yea,s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

ANOTHER SRNsAr1oN.-The notod
dwarf quarte.te-0sn Tom Thumb and wife.
Commodore Mutt ard little Minnie Warren
are making tour Of the Weet, and will sp.
pear in our city In a few Days. They max .
up q most attractive nnd wonderful show.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

CLossD.-The river has closed ut Le>
Claire, as ws le.rn from gentleman who
came down this morning. People we're cross-
ing on foot yesterday aud to-day. A few
mere cold days will close it here.
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CoLD.-Kehoe l. Carhart have just
opened lot Of woolen goods of every descfip-
tion, 10 which the attention o: the public 10
invited. Store opposite LIE Claire House.
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SxAT1so.-The yourg people Of Du'
tuqus are having . Say time on skates. The
ball opened on Wsdaesday last.
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TuE New YoRKsRs.-The members
Of the Excelsior Society will find an Interest,"
Ing sd ertissm ent In another column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

Private families are requested to no
tice the advertisements Of Board Wanted, Il
another column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

L. L. Ocns pays the highest cash
price for GOLD, SILVER and DEMAND
NOTES.
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DAVENPORT IOWA MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 80. 1853
Tns Gooss QussrloS.-Tnis import


AT quss.iea that has 50 losg agitatea the
pibi, Mod 10 to be brought before the court
II . day CT tso. A German citizen reeidsug
In n. vicisi.y Of Gilberttovr. sons three
miles abess the city. vas until recently the
fortors. . ard happy possssies Of haadsone
Ao.k Of eighteen promising geese. the rseu.t 81
n,a,hs Of cate and attention, and fts@ which
~ eoLfiisntiy exPseasd 70 realise hssdsoss
little san Of money about Christnas time
B 1 In On evil bonr--io vie. several days ago
. rs.i3ent Of the tova Of Princeton came alsnG
that ~ay and coveted the iadsstrioss asd
, ain. taking Dstehmsns property. 10 On %.
guarded moment the gsess partoek sf the esv-
stoas ,asn's sorn. and vhi.s thus RECALLING
Themselves, were eash and every one Of them
caught up BY The Prioes,on chap. thrown Int
bic wagon, asd taken homs. Informston has
bsen 6Icd BY the owner Of the geese. before
one Of our Ju.ticss and warrant has bees is-
sasd for The sppfsh snsion Of shs alleged
thief. The trial will take plsss 10 sbsrt
tine when the goose question - before in.i-
ussed. will be pretty thoroughly Investigated
DEPARrrD.-Almost everybody re-
uemnsrs the pleasant old man with the long
white beard aud white hair, who lived ~ BOr-
nemann's Saloon at Gilbert. They will see
him no more, no more will they receive his
hearty welcome or listen to the music Of bic
guitar or his rich German melodies. He was
ga,herea to bis fathers on Saturday, after but
. very few hours sickne.s. Alexander Borns>
mann was NO common man, In bic own couE.
try he had served the public in various capae.
titles ~ Al official Hs vas : soldier during
the Napoieonic wars and was among those
who fought the French army on many feld..
We tsiieve his last battle wss At Waterloo
May he res. in peace.
ColD. Gold weather takes held with
9 firm grip &, far. though the indications o:
eleigbing are not - good - could be wi.hed
for. The river 10 full Of runing ice, though
the Ferry Bost continues 10 msks trips.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

Military Uniforms and Equipments
for.ishsd at short notice BY Erskine. at No. 8
West Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

II you want . good variety Of the
best Winter Appl.e. call At L. L. Oshs. op-
posite City Drug Store.
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THE MARKETS.


Davenport Marke,....Daily Report.
OFFICR OF raH Dsx. 4 Nswel
Monday, November 80. !
Quotations little changed - -
FLous-wholesale, $549@5ss; retail, $3.50
@62c. Shipments 100 bbls.
wHxAr--So@sS. Receipts 1870 bu.
BARLIY-Active ~ i.l51i.Is. Receipts So
bu. Shipments go bu.
CoRH-Nom:nal at 65@69c.
OITs-e2.
OklcNs- as.
PorAToEs-s0g Soc.
Hoes 81. soG $40.
New YORK Aarket.
Nsw yoax, November 80.
FioUR--Mslket 5;d10c better. S6.2s@s 80 ex-
ira state; 81 .A5 ,47.t5 x. H.. o.
WaRAr-Na,ket a2c better. 81 30Gl.4o for
Chicago Spring $i.42Wl.&i Milwaukee Club !;
l4i@$l44 Winter Red.
C0RN-l.l4@l Ice.
UAIs-SSWYe.
WnsKY-55K
New York stock Market.
Es~ Yoar. NV. 80.
0OiU 1l.Ate
------->D>--
Chicago maskets.
CHICAGO, November a8.
FLouR.-Unchanged. Spring Extra $5.2s
@$5.s0.
WHKAr.-1 cent lower. No. Spring lo0.-
Red lis.
CoRH.-3@lc lower, 500.
OArs.-6l@6o.
krs.-No. !. .siolX in store.
BARLRY-Sl.1S.
HrDrs.-stes1y. Green Country, 7k@7Xc ,
Green Salted, VI SSZ Dry Sailed, 13X@l4X ;
Dry Flint 17@lkc.
ouaARs-ln gaod demand. N. o. clarified, Is
@l.L NO common 12L@l3c.
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MANY Of The officers stationed here
have had their hearts made glSd by the prss-
sbce Of their families. AuOpg the number
Major Ten Brock. Capt. Crem. Lieut.. Will
liams, Lieutenant Elieon. Oilers ere expect
ed soon ..-,Sioux City Register.
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MUSTERED IN.-The mastering in OF
the 9 h Cavalry was completed to-day. The
regiment i e now in the hands Of U.cie Sam,
and Will soon he ready for service.
The Alta Battery vas mustered into service
several dsys ago.
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TO-DAY'S ADV''TS
Wanted.

DISEASES OF tn Z NERVOUS. SEM
INAL, URlNARY AND SEXUAL sYs.
TEMS-new and resslc treatment-in Re.
ports Of tho HOwARD ASS0CIATlOy-Sent
BY mail in sealed envssopes. free Of cbsrrs. Ad-
dress, DR.. J. SKiLLiN H0CGHTCN, Howard
Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, P.ila-
d Q. .phia. Pa. Ly3s-dAw3m ss Assf@
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FouEp.-See advertisement.

EuY YOUR CoNFGoTioNERIEs, CIGARS,
&c., a. Oehs', No 10 West-Seccnd street.
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II. IL. KING,
~Zrrorv IN a0

4 TTOnSEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n aad Notary Public.
OrrrcR-Dsvenport's Flock, LeClsirs, lows.
Particular attention paid to collections in Scot
Coun;v. myS-dly
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DIR. GEO. w. MCCAIN,
TNuYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
in room directly over the Post OfRco.
Dr. GEO. w. MCCARN's resi- denco, east side OF
Brady. second door from corner Of 9Th.
Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

J. A. READ, n. D.,
rDHYSJCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
il aed residence No. 20, colner Main AMI Third
fects. Dav snport, Iowa. julyl d
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In his report Of the Cnickamauga
battles. B. F. Taylor records the folio wing sol>
conn yet creditabls fact:
"If any one tbinks that when our men are
stricken upcn the field they fl the air with
cries abd groans, till it thivers With .uch ev,-
dencs Of agony. be greatly crrs. An Alm ;e
shattered. . leg cstiied away. q bullet enters
the treaet, and the soldier sinss down s,teMfty
upon the ground, or creeps sway If be can.
without murmur cr complaint; islls % The
eparrow tails, speechlsee. aud Ike thst spar-
row, earnestly believe fails not without the
Father The dying b rse givee out his fearful
utter uce IT aimo I human euhsfing, Lut the
mspcled rider i. dnmb. The Ct .eh u Duskst-
ry. IL. c,a.k II nf~e the roar Ut guns. the
| shrek Of she:ls, lie rebel shoep, the federal
cheer, Ard tha: tieeribabls Vndeftons Of
grinding. rnn bling, erlintefipg esund.e make
up the voices Of the bsttls field.
i A1D FOR SoLDIzRs' FAMILIEs.-On
tho eve Il last weeks session ef The Board Of
Supsrvisots. that beds very properly voted
the cum Of IS 600 to ts dis,sibused amcag the
needm eol6iers' families in this cousiy: alse
the cum cf $500 TO be placed in the hAnds Of
the Ladies' Sodiere Aid Society to BE- used
for The benefit Of worthy ssd ssfTeripg col.
ci-rs. Thi. simple cot Of duty on toe part q
81. Bs.,a ~:'i 'o.s be rem. i-t.d ~ ,toss
se*H p, .e- i4- iHG5 $50, .lA.s Il. .rg
hl, 8, a.. s--nssr,se. -. u. -. 2
,.e q VIE sSis 's sury l. ya st'ss,1e
~, ia here Sisi .is wives 90 si5 .,sa 81 s. .
WI sue 4o.sa .artt, - Il s5 ta.s. my.
.s l'jsc,fu 80 s.!dsF iD.e.,f s,,r sne -
,se M sras stc,sssc d lsrs ~. ,Le
;.se- e. .;vii : ca1 .cgss 1l..e ls-aAa
s.4-s s.. ,o 5...er he s'ir4 ie, a,,, u 4
.ss,eta ,,s ,tsFipei'i ssse ~ deas.ien.. nut
" ~, eutr. gea. : ii ise epae.l hs saxs
frs> 40 e. sea nsd seaas sse,,oias a
his seGe
GAr HE Bsst. hs 3 ss STA er =,
) ,...., /. o. Gus.f = Gf-er'- Ynus.,
u, luA os vao' ss 'ow ps's'. ? owl =.
yea eali oo,a'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-30

CIIAN WHITAKER,
A rTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A OFFICE on Main street, in Grants Block, up
ss.irs 'my36-d,f
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The Daily Democrat and News,

4. DARB8Tf. ". 7. ADAND
BARRETT 4 ADAMS,
Dentists, Corner Brady 4 lth streets,
OVER PARKS 1 HOSNER'S GRO
m csKY Store. All persona who apprs-
x1nYciste . superior stylspf Dsntistry
will do well TO call. Prices moderate, and all
work warranted. Entsanoe on Fourth street.
oc11-dEwtf
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:, W. II. BAKER, II. De,
DnYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Baeemcnt State Bank building. Residence
On Fifth stssst, between Brady and Perry streets,
Davenport. Iowa. tROvlo-ddwu
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THH GROVER AxD BAKER SEWING
MAcuIsx--the best and most perfect in use.
They have taken the hghest premiums -
all the state Fairs held in 1881, 1862 and '63
Sec stsnding advertisement
The public are cordially invited to call snd
examine our large stock Of family aud manu-
featuring machines, making both the Grover
d Baker and shuttle or lock stitch. Office
corner Of Brady and "a e.rcets, over Wads-
Worths store.
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JAMES GRANT.
GRANT Il SMITH,
n TTCRNEYS AND DCOUNSELOkS AT Law
~ and Notaries Public. Office, Main street
1s,t eide, between Fruit and I'd streets.
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A. MILLER. .

NO. 20 BnADY sTR8nT, BELOW SECOND,
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
\ makes TO order
M Gents, Roys' 4 Children's Clothing
of the best matsria and in . manner that canno
fail to give satisfaction. Liberal patronage fe-
pectfulIy solicited. Emy2l-d1y
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R. -. CON q DOM
a rrORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law
"A "a Not.,v Prbiic. Ofice, North west
- p,aSv and S,eoond streets, up-stairs-
sn" s. =. ~ n RrSdy street. July ss-dtt
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II. f. DODGE,

0ureical aud Mechanical Dentist.
apApY srRsKr, BETwExx FOURTH AND r.rrH,
ME2A ALL WORK EXECUTED IN a
H. = strong and serviceablc mann er, and
4IYU satisfaction guaraatisa. On 90 open
hours. day and night. Juet-du
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HENRY SELRY

DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
IL Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, window Shades,
&c. East-S-copd ST., next dsOr to Perry. iy2l
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FRANK PLUMER,
= TrORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n and Notay Public. Office in LeClAiro BLOCK
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3aAS. =. PUfEAA. 'o
PUTIN m 4 HOG ERSs
4 rrORNEYS AND COUNSELOkS AZ Law
a nsvros. Davenport Block, No.2S, Main 81
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