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Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

JAMES d. ToPHAM " CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Wen Known, Old E,tsbliIhed
TRUNK, SADLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MAEDrACrORY,
TO THEN
NEW Bu d @,
Is 500 q
SEVENTH STREET.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD srAED
most complete assortment OF every style aid price
SADDLES AND DRIDLEs,
rINEs&oRp BEIfs, with Tophsn's Patent sli4s
WV LANGHoISs PATENT SPURS,
IANGHoLZs PATENT CURB and NOSE sTHhf
EwBANKs PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
Dis5 R6RsE COVERS Al AND . BIANKFTs. '
mlLITARY AND CITIzENs'
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
harm Ess.
FINE Na;,IsI g9yPLE . n sSss G9AcH' CARRIAGE, AND
PINE SINGLE GARRiAeE, BUGGY, AND EX
suTLERs,, STASE. WAGON, c-kT, AMI
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WI PS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICh.
TRUN ks.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND NALlsEs
IRON FRAME TRUNKS,
WOOD BON TRUNKS AND VALISES,
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS and BONNET BONES,
ARMY VALIsES AND PACKING TRUNKS,
LeAther and Canvass Pellisleur Bags, Leather,
Canvass and Carpet Travelling Bags, Ladies' French
Sstohell, Toy Trunks and School Shtchels, and
every article In their line Of buain0ss.
REM NJ b RR
H 500 q
SEvE'NT STh EET.
h-n
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
Gom,nission Of the Unitsd States AND
Ecuador.

Notice IL hereby given that the Commission pro.
'ided for by the Convention OF November Is, 1882,
between the United Stat0s and Ecuador, for the
mutual adjustment Of claims, WAS duly organized
1t the city Of 'yaQuil the 18Th day of August
Iaat, and that the "a Co nmiSHion will continue
~ neSSi1n for tho Pedod or twelve months from
that lNtC.
All ritilonE OF the Unitcl states having claims
'Won Ecuador are therefore, notified to appear in
persoa, or by Attorney and present the proofs In
support OF their claims to Elid Commission, or to
Nlc their claims aud proofs with the Secretary oil
tho Commission, "Senor CrisAnto Medlna," In
Gulyaluil, in the Republic of Ecuador.
"Olaims which shall not be presented to the
Commission within the twelve months It remains
Ii cyistense will be diTcEarhsd By both Govern
rpente, and considered Invalid
FREDERICK HASsAUREK
- 5tsr 7.5'd..s 80 - r1Einhsr oTtke rEgs,
stStes
W.,sHSSToS CIV, o.Iohsrl. lsA Oe''m
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

OuR NEW MAGIsTRATEs.-The magistrate.
iit " appointed By the Board nj Police Com mis-
Tlonci9 entered upon heir msgisterial duties TO-
Io"n slnee Biz A.Npo. .ntment wns annonncet
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

GROWERS TuEATRr.-The beautiful drama
n n, me Connie Soogahn has been favored by
me strap in superb 'tylC and te mise en- scrSr baa
S,ii icF been tqi"ledil WAshington. The water.
nceno iar -lfpastcs the fsmOuI sensation in
20 colleen Dawn, and the acting Of Mr.. and
Mls. illlHma unciuous In the extreme, aud they
meNG' anpHa cd to go mucn advantage aa they DO
comic aud a seatimrntal ,ong, in A siyie y -
mliniy eNls, nightly, for hrArty eDeorei ID Mr,
MiliHns w, gives us tho hes. specimen OF Genuine
10 enjoy au evening OF Emusement anL " fc..t ~
~, III sho1ii h"t isil to witness " The Jolly Pc,,'ar
n aeenerS OF Mr.. Strong, the OF ceIent
musle OF kOpHitz' oTeheItfs, Wv Nf"'''e
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

- FINE THING rOR THE Tgsru.-The fra.
nmnnE SSL ", ouont hNs taken Very promInert place
uU"s ~ Ine most approve dentrlNoes oI the d.v
GO, No,y popular article for the toilet hiThlv
tr en1el by all who hkvr used 1t a. beautlHcr
r,SacLver o. 'he teeth refreshing the m nth
81 Ircay' Sold Gy druggists ooIi.ateoJ
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

PEDDLlNG WIrHoCr LIcESsE.-Geo. Brown.
S9iored, waS art:s fed yesterday afternoon BY ON,
re Gr uoLah oil tho Island precinct, on the charge
N'i'fe justice oosEeIl and Aned $40 s..
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

INERS' AND d e RIO U 5
CoMBISATIoS CIRCUS
AND BEDOUIN ARAB TROUPE
viii exhibit at Washington, corner OF New York
avenue and sixth atreet for s few days, oomnenc
ing
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1854.
Amongst the stars will be found the wonderful
BEDoUIN ARABS
WIN pl.yeL ast winter at Growers Theatre.
THE DELEvASrE BROTHERS
The Child Wonder,
MASTER EDDIE RIVERS.
The youthful Blondin,
JOHN FOSTER.
The Great American
PHILO EtTHANS,
HARRY KING,
n RIVERS,
L. DERIOUs,
Besides lull and efficient corps Of Gymns't'
~ Lssiar OF Baud, OSCAR T. PERRY, formerly OF
the EAxter ZOuaves.
Performances AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
at and O'CLOCK
Ie.s iT d. A. KEY, Agent,
NO FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND
WAsHERWoMEN.
CuBuRNs WASHING FLUID,
The beat and cheapest article In use, A pint will
do as much washing as i've pounds Of SosP.
TUT '"' BROWNING b HEATING,
te.I3t.waw 3S1 PennsylvAniA avenue.
@ W. OW EN-,
-. SCICEssoR 30
4. OWEN \ son,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
NERO ANT tai ORS,
ava PcnAsylvARiA Avenue, bet. ltth and 18th ~,
Washington, d. L.
Ausl-9m
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

FLAG RAISING IN THE FmsT TwARD.-Anolber
Lincoln and InhDtOn Nag was raised In the uItv
tHt night The place selected was the residence
ni David Hines in ths First wasd, The band from
ne chiffon Barracks wrs present and discouTsed
me hhtlo nj airs IN very spirited manner
Sretchts wero maue by Messft. Myers, Of Michi-
gnrl CrAtt, OF Iowa, and W. s. Morse, of New
OK, ~ were loudly nppiauded The size OF The
itas 10 90 feet long 1, Is ieet wide
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

IHE WASHINGTON LISco,,s AND Jous,os
~. ~, rms club he very enthus astIc meeting
'"st snGn n1sht, MT Geo n Plant 10 the chair.
,bo w., were siade by Mr.. Jordan, Solicitor Of
inTeauD, and by Mr., Case, Of IBdlAn4,
'p"SSn was read, announcing the Gle tion in
int n" "a heve' teen Union men, and the probable
IVifp" Q, VOORHEES, In diana, which was received
VIZ unboui dtd 'pplAuse.
nefuniul transparency, representing Victory
ana Feaet, painted BY MURain. was presented by
,IS hftiBt 10 the club. The git was acknowledged
IN behalf O. The clan by Mr.. Richards. The ! ans
gtreney will te used tonight at the nag-rsising in
"SoiSetuwn, whica the club will attic d In holy,
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
LOCAL NEWS.

VISIT OF DELEGATIONS rpou Npw J,p,rx
SSommt SoI, 'es from Jersey City and f,om Newa,L'
iSo EtrseT nffived In the city this morning for
teiss r.nb oL iospecttpg the hfeslarm and police
en%tnsas ~ consist ot Mr. 5. q. Mclaughlin chief
and Fgor ., Of a,e deps rtment and Aldermen HSIew
ND Aldermen Nchos, sndei.on sna Rnn,S SSuea ni
stTe - 'ney visited the o. trail office, on Tenth
WEI .u 1nu from thence they went, in Company
& % IVY etintendont Webb and Messrs kernnId
ma 20 tho principal sisnAl stations OF the city
tbo expressed themselves highly EratiHed with
'''S success Of the tel graph.
It 10 the intention OF tbc nutho,it,, o., r,,, ,,.
ImeBrHph inth practical ops ration this afternoon
o'eock, when the alafm bells will tap six, and
ihe sergeants uf the various precincts win be re
Hulrcd to conform TO the regulations which nave
hecn AuOptel, 'S' AN'o
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
AUCTIONS SALES


RY THOMAs WILING
fusLIc sALEwiiISsi sALE'IwiiI e soIi 70 Oh, b,rhs,,
bidder. for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the isth Inst
con nm %penelng At 70 oeloet all The stock and outnl
Bsidss and Market streets, Georgstowr, D. q,
II head OF Horses and Mere, Mul..
open Hack, close Hack,
top Bugsies, no-top Burg,
four seat Carriages, Germsntown Carriage,
All in good order, with Saddles, BRIDES, Bi.n.
Eets, Hay, Straw and Grain, and mspI other ar.
sale positive and without reserve.
oole-lw' THos. BOWLING, Auerr.
A uoTIoN SALE = ! ! OF CONDEMNED
qrASrERNAsrER GEsERALs orrrrr,)
wAsmIxsrox Cry, October q, 1851
,,ll WI be ,oit at rublic auction, TO the highest
ONE aHg!S4Ei agSSsiE SHESSkG.i a3Sknat ifst aSRsrs.
ONE HGsDRkSpV SVtH 6AVhER3 iTisoasEs. iis
the eayslry service OF the army.
.n ror @ roaa an ana isFming purposes many good bsr.
Terms; cash, n'Jnited states eurreney. Sale to
commence at 10 tn. ' ="
oolO III '" - W. "
GALE OF CONDENSED MULES
CHEF QuARTERMAsrER, oryrr,l
DEPoT or wAsnIsGToS,
MAsnIkoToN, d c., October 5, 1851
VIII be sold, At public auction, at the Corrsls,
near he observatory, in the city Of WAshinqton
on WEDNESDAY, October 10, 1854, lot Of
MULES,
condemned az unht for public service
Terms-tash, In Government funds.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock, .. nj.
ID. X. RUCkER,
Brigadior General ani Chief Qusrtermastsr,
oe0-i3t Depot Of Washington.
4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
MOSQUITO NETS AND BARS.

MoseUlTo NETS AND BARS.
Tie undersigned has on hand, and is prepared
MOsaGITO BARs,
HaFtwelrs Imperial steel Wire Canopy, or Rec.
bucks umbreila Mosquito Bar, at short notice
And the lowest New York price.
Nets and Lace aold by the quantity, piece OF by
the yarI, GEO WILMER,
Upholsterer and Paper Hanger,
Jyl tst Ninth street, bet. and L.
RY W. L; u;c.r,H,LxI. y a L l. " %"
MORSE AND CARRIAGE BAzkAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
IALE OT HORSES, CARRIA6Rs, STOCK, ks..
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth Gnd Tenth Sts., Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND sATURDAI.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNEIsNMENTs.
sToRAaE ron cAAAIAska
HORSES, cARRIAspA %.
Rs:sfvs foTFTiTass SfiS
VIZ WALth Coz AsN"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

Tho new and elegant packet City q
Keithsburg, Capt. Campbell, will depart
Ser Nontrose and way points tomorrow
morning ct Z o'clock. B. r. Williams in
the ONCE. r. N. Prettynan, agent
The popular mail and passe 1ger packet
James Means, Capt. Wood, win depart fos
Dubuque TO- morrow morning. Passenger,
Should bs q the Northern Line Packet
ehlos = saeiy = s o'clock. 3. n. Pretty.
nan, agent
Foe q. Lours, Cana AnD ssn Sousn-
rssssngsEs taking ~ $50 tsaia this svsa.
II. evueths oteaoo = nsok Ialand nai1.
~ - sGgtso = ok IeolD 1Dmossov
|s ~ !. = luulneI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

leosrAn usnsuo.1
0sssas caAnDsn, hss. Z, leeA J
HI nseee nAgse = 1swsy selleo ~
Al6esoes psssses. Aslssasea, Classsso
CeeleAast DosiA Dessspest, nlsssAl nsentg,
lloo, 1Cosahee, R6s1o - 1onoe.
0lno1eo q ~ 0eeelog Ueso seo1 ~ ~
peossl
AZ. uee pssssolsd . psalsisa es Js1e
Oooeeoa ao1 othees, oektng that theeo - 0so
esoeeineo ND q Hassioeo sesoos, abeso In
steeet, ~ 0ovo1 y grant ~ pssyee q ~
petition.
Ald. Asdressss aass1el V isstsuet ~
Street Cooolsslooss ~ - 1ay ooi1 seeooieo
uolil ~ eeoesioes eedeee1 be6ose ere lald.
A0eodneoe adspeed and motieo - ofaat
ths pesitiea lost.
Ala. Clausssn pseeooted pesisioa ef Joha ?.
Meyer, psayiug lhas Ne Sidewalk of part Of
bloek n ~ 1lIed op 70 gsa1e.
Mosioa % ssles ~ matter - ~ eldwalk
ee0alstse wi.h power % 90, ~ Ieee.
PssitIes ef Al0iFs p. Leery. ln relataeo 70
sidswslks, wAs referred y Ne eonGiltee On
oldeWaDks . report next meeting.
Pssisieo Of q. G. =. Mitehsll h fegasd .
assessment was reieesod y ~ oo00lttoo -
elaine aud City attorney 70 sepest ne1sneee'
Reports ef City oIsek aal City Marshai
sess fsssised as1 ssdssed alsl and pabsisA-
ed.
10 The Hss. Mayer and Aldermen Of the city
Of Davenpost
The unAsrsigssd Clty osssk ness ssspees.
fally begs leavo - rspest - year heoossbls
bsdy the folIewiss reports ssd e9peadiasses
during ~ meath Of Oessbss, 4. D. 10els
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

v0t0.. zee essvosoOA -
All Of which has beeA paid 70 the TseasusSr,
taking his seoeip pt for the same
WA. PuOL. City Marthal.
Reports Of City Sexton sod Police Magis.
trate were received and ordered 6led.
Aid. Hornby presented the following report
of the committee on public grounds AID bnild.
ines:
Your committee on public groands wesld
seport that IL 10 not expedient ct this time 70
lay the sidewslk On The south side It lafayette
square, - it IL abeut Two feet below grade.
J. HosnDY,
g. L. DAvsspon7,
n. Nos.
Adopted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

Police CoURr.-A young woman named
Clarinda Jane Parker has been on trial to.
day, charged with being the mother Of the
child that was found upon the door steps Of
Mrs. Lambert few days ago. II appears
that she called At the place where the child
was taken, and finding it dead, she evinced
great sorrow, and called again to see about
its burial. She was arrested On suspicion
growing out Of these and other circumstan-
COS. but was discharged-the evidences not
being sufficiently strong.
MISS ExxA WEsB's BExEr1r.-This high
y popular actress takes benefit tonight u
Metropolitan Theatre in the brilliant drama
Of "Aline," in which her dramatic pow q
appears to great advantage. Let her have
: full house and hearty greeting to-nil ht.
A AFAcr.-Presiden Lincoln has actually
become fashionable habitue Of Pennsylva.
mia Avenue He promcnades that spacious
thoroughfare daily, and solely TO see for
himself if all the stories be true Of the
splendor Of the toilets Of those fair dame
who use Libin's richly pcrfumed Florilinc-
and he finds they are. 1t is not true, how
:. .er, IS has been asserted BY "rcliable' 'tele-
grams from the Capital City, that the Pres
idcnt is in any way interested in the sale Of
this new toilet requisite. He has only
caught the popular infection to know more
about IN article which has literally turned
the heads Of the people-turned them beau
tiful.
1.-THE difference between . fool and 4
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves off. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakcs them.
The seise require no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollars left to = helpless
family will sa-e them from vice and misery.
The ,ciAe know that five or ten dollars per
week is not only relief but . support to =
family visited BY sickness. Become wise
before it is too late, and examine subject
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, At the Office of
WV. ALLEN INGALLS,,
Room No. 9, over Macklot's Bank,
Corner Of Brady and I'd streets.
Oct. 10-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

Bill Of Davenpost 0as LIsht : O., ~ g.
isrsd TO he eeaoisaee - Ga With powe -
aet.
The stsost ceaait:se retained petilieae ef
Themas OOooaof end Uiehasl LeedosA aad
moved shas ~ petitieoeso havo leovo - With
draw ~ petiitsas.
Adopted
The sans ceonittss rspsstsd = y ~ -.
titisa q \. p. esydss.
We move thas ~ petltieoee havo ~ peivll.
eas u sithdravi. { he psti iea and ~ Oity
MaeohAl b instructed - oeiek nosiooo - oach
end ef ~ bridge. hat u aay pessea oet u.
jarsd b said beides ~ city vill ~ y nable
foe ony da0oeoo.
Laid over . the next pestiag.
Ala Heenby s0beed ~ follo0ings
Your oenaisese = psblie grounds seuld
reeeaasad that ~ ti9s See laying he walks
o. the ~ aod Wess sidss & Waehlng,oa
Square. b exbeadsd = Jsne L., less.
J. @ossDy,
g. l. DAvHnrons.
i. Nos.
O. neeasa G A nleDehl laid q ~ tablo
tt oe0mitsee - osoaee sopeete1 - ~.
DAvnuress. lswA, Mev. 4 ioeA
70 ~ Hen. Mayer ao1 Co90oa Cooneil q
he City q DaveoDset:
TIE ou9mieeeo = vho0 vae re66esod ~
peeatiea Il Otao Alhsieho ~ oeAse4 fela1ivO
= ~ gra1s e 1sis1 seeses 2ea osest oogsot
- Weoess1 Asooa4 Mn poWoe - - ~
poee1ally sopoet tha1 - Q0de - eooatoloAe6
b ~ City Cssas4 eeCG >, looA eAaaGiag
~ esade eoo ~ g cooab&ohod onne g.
sbeas ~ yeae 1ocGs vsll veek isjuey - pgsp.
s.y esaas = - nssiA - sfsaiA = aessel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

supplsnsatary DFaA
0aseas1no Counsy.
Goshen TewnsAip.
! Wnlian Isuis, SLscAlana snisA.
3 1AW1gd nannssy, I 1snAe Pessis.
swsstland Township.
] VI Rowland, 2LJ Csdnaa.
Cs1a. Csansy.
Cas- Township.
! Jacob Asne. : Parisr shawbsr.
Linn Township.
] Hanford Ramsey, 4 Frederick Richards,
3 Geo. Boomershiue, 8 Andrew Andre,
3 John 4ofBtt, Samuel Hickman.
Pioneer Township.
Claudins Fergason, Davis Tyson,
3 David Roads, Edwin Roads.
C1lato0 County.
Harrison Township.
Thomas Flannery, 4 Patrick Dolan,
2 Franklin r Mann, Benz. F. Albright,
8 William Rossiter, Thomas Heath.
Clinton Township.
! Thomas Hollis, Moses Cass.
Elk River Township.
l Frederick Quarts, Hans Hansen.
Zones County.
Washington Township.
Michael Allen, 6 James Murrey,
2Jasnes Flannegan, Z John Coyle,
8 Thomas Reading, 9 John Fahey,
4 James Finegan, 3 William Beatty.
Samuel Winchell, 10 William Hesfy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04
Deneeratle Csanty Ticket.


wAxrlD.-A good, active intelligent boy
70 do chores about this Office, and make
himself generally useful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

TIE editor Of the Muscatine Journal, be-
ing so corrupt in morals that he can't do
justice to any respectable subject unless he
is paid for il, imputes our defense of the
Northern Line from its malicious attacks .
few days since, to being supplied with .
pass. Poor, stupid thing-can only judge
Of actions in others by his own narrow
measure The Journal excuses its assault
on the ground that it didn't know what it
was talking about. It's editor thought the
Northern Line was not doing its duty (ayain
judging others BY himself) 50 it at once
makes the charge; but says IS soon as be
.fosnd ost from its agent there, that it WAS
doing I'll it could, he retractedl Poor, con-
temptible ass-make charges Of the truth
or falsity Of which you know nothing, and
then beg Of, saying that you made correc-
ton q soon IS you found out that you had
liedi You are pretty pink Of journalism,
amt you! Couldn't call on Marx Block,
the agent, and find out the truth before
making the charge, but after It is ignorant
" made you suddenly find out that you
were wrong and made an apology. This il
what you call doing the fair thing. On
doubtedly it does seem 90 to such : do.
peayed intellect,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

DR. FsRsARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physicisu, is at his Office, on Main street,
Doveupoft. sp6-d&wt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

GRAND DEx0CRATiC RALLY.-The Dem0c-
racy Of Davenport propose to give one more
grand rally before the day ofelection, and
have made the necessary arrangements for
it to come OF at the German Theatre on
Monday evening next, ct which time emi-
nent speakers will be present and address
the masses.
Let every Democrat make il . point to
turn out the night before the election and
have one more grand political demonstration
for the Union and Democratic principles
Remember that this is the last rally Of the
campaign-let it be . rousing one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

GnAlH BusIxe xess.-Particular attention 10
dirsctsd to the card Of August Steffen in
another column. Mr.. Steffen il one of our
most reliable business men, and farmers will
always find him paying the highest price for
al kinds Of grain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

Doors AND SuoEs.-This is IN important
subject and one that every man should con-
slider who regards health, wealth and hap
piness; and it should constantly be borne
in mind by all classes in this vicinity that
Child L Co., Of the Boston boot and shoe
store, keep the largest and best selected
stock Of goods in the city. One partner
stays in Boston all the time to superintend
the purchasing, and see that none but the
best goods are sent out. By this every ad.
vantage is taken of the market, and they
can afford to sell . little lower than other
concerns. They also make splendid GUS
tom boots Call and examine their stock
and you will look no further.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

METROPOLITAN HOTEL, CHlcAGo.-The
popularity that this house has gained, under
the management Of its present worthy pro-
prietor, B. II. Skinner, has placed it in the
front rank, and now is one Of the best stop
ping places in Chicago. 1t is centrally and
pleasantly located, and provided with every
thing necessary to promote the comfort OF
its guests. It's office is ornamcnted by the
pleasant countcnancc Of Mr.. A. F. Wells,
who is always attending to the wants Of
patrons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

"A PENNY sav ID is two pence earned"
and the BEST way we know Of to approve
this is for young men and old men to pur-
chase their clothing 1t Krause's. You will
GET just - good m article ~ elsewhere, and
about 10 per cent. cheaper. That is the
way to economic and get rich. Krause
has just opened . largo lot Of gents fur.
nishing goods-very nice. Call and see
opposite the National Bank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

A1l.Oo0 o. Gsx.RAL MEacaAxDIs., consisting
a Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Hats and
Cana, Boots and Shoes, for sale or exchange for
.eal property. This stock Was selected in De-
,ember last 4 low prices from Jobbers, and u
,fIsred fOr sale on account of the failing health
4 its owner. It can be bought at greet bsr-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

CHANGE or TIME.-On and after Monday
next, trains bound East, will leave At 7:20
A. NJ, and 7:3O p. NJ; going West, leave
at 0:15 A. N. and 2:1O p. NJ.
Trains arrive from Chicago At $50 A. N.
and sos =. NJ; from Grinnell 1t p. NJ. !;
from Washington 4:45 p. NJ.
The arrangement will doubtless give good
satisfaction.
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