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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-08
pURLhC SALE OF LANDS

FRONTING ON Third STREET, IMMEDIATELY
~ ID Eky9lOF THE CITY OF DAYTON.
TINItE tihia beloigto Samuel Ciegg, IT, and are rs
| desirnhly located a. any lands In the vicinity OF
DAYTON, ana woithct be- offered tor sale by tie pro-
etor at this time but Tor the reason Of failing health,
and being upder the necessity of rAising means for
tis lirtbsf 81 removing to solie warm climate The
property cdnsiNs O. follows; A residence con tRning
twenty acres upder bood fanee, IN high state Of
and also valuable on account Of the abundance Of
brick Gay on the premises. The house, tobacco
shed and other improvements cost over three thous-
And ddlars or iginhy! Thirteen acres lying east OF
that hich will be sold all together or In PARISH may
best SUIT purchasers, upon which thsre very com
Portable small dwelling house, stable aod other Inn
proypments. Also, ten acres laid Oh 10 acre lots.
Tt Rtbve fropertyis valuable on account, also, OF
hnyi7g the privilege OF using nom the hydraulic all
the water necessary to be used on the premises
suitable TO butchers, gardeners and hrlctmakers and
more particularly on accOqnt q such water privilege.
| Cetutuly should not offer this property for sails
were 10 notior my exceeding had health, which COM
peS me to do IT, knowing that t1e property must
advance, and offers Tor capitalists highly promising
nIiiCemsuts.t 70 msK n YCstlnens, as much any
propetty In ma vicinity Of Dayton It is now
rounded by fine and valuable improvements. This
property shall seto the highest bidder without re.
serve. Ainformatioh relative "a prices or anything
respecting the sale n said property vii! be arly and
readily afforded by calling on Samuel Cegg, IT,, or
fB,NcOhro. Offers atprlvqte sale will bei enter
SIIssle to be thelehl Of March, 1864 20 "
| nm A. E. MCCLURE,
and species Of zeal estate for sale ARMS, houses,
laT Spi llberayterms. ONCE No. 29O Third street.
| Dayton.r Oh1O4 - - aHHHA 2 ~ on d fna4dts
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Splendid Farm for Sale

oNE-HALF MILE FkoM M1AMIsBUnG.
uNHE undersHned will sell nj priVatu sale between
| now and the 6rSt day of April neXt, the well
known farm belonging TO the estate OF PnHp s. Geb
hart, deceased, containing one hundred and forty
sayen acres SAID farm has upon II two dwelling
housesone A large commodious brick; also, barn and
other n,icssAsary ont bpdmgs The soil s of the
richest quality, principally bottom land, and has al So
"A fine lot Of tlmber. Terms reasonable. inquire Of
the subscribers n hliamsburg.
SAMUEL aEBHART,
ISAAC DlSSlNGER,
C.g7day2U tttf. Tl+e Ssh Executors
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Gsttp hotlrRs.
NoTICE no IlL WHOM n MAY CO soERs

NOTIOE le hfTfby gwen that there are now pen lnR
IN before the Cny Counnl or the city of Dayton, the
tOllnwlnR Ordinances, to-wlt .u.. ....... HttI .
To grade, gravel, curb anJ gutter the north sde pt
Third street east OF beckel street. ..a ..I. Ed
To grade and improve Mad River street from iih
TO k0hard rect. III I.... l..'. ."l.... .n.
In puTsnsnca TO the law said Ordinances were iwca
read laid on the table, and the Clerk Atrueted to CIV
four weeks GOtioe Of The pendanoy of the same.
The lay reqn es all claims for damages that ma
aocrie ffom ssid improvements To be filed Va VT upg
With the Guy i ARK. aaLtng inrth tbs Ronpt of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks aitsr the expTanop OF
the time reqp ned tor the publication Of such notice.
when The same viii be taken up for final action.
ma5d4w ANTHONY STEPHENS, CITY Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-08
Colonel pahlgren reported SAFE.

FoRTREss MONROE, March 6.7-News has
just reached here that Col Dahlgren, who
was captered is safe, having made his csc ipe.
He is the son ofiAdmiral Dahlgren. UlrH /
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-08
NOTICE
s0nDYLRILL oouNYY-alla.

49, An Orphans Court held IN POftaV aVIll09 ia
& / N and for said county, on Monuayi tho Iith
"N' das OF December 1883 before the Honorable
49, James kyon, hsq and BE Dlamn ailhef and
Jacob Kline his Associate Judges, in the matt~4 OF
the estate Of Daniel Snyder deeeasedi the inqngiton
having been reAd and hoard, the Court conhrmf the
same and grant further rule all ths helrs and legal
representatives OF the said Daniel Snyder d4eassd
10 appear ia NOut the first N onday af arch, ID
1904 at teu o'clock IN the forenoon accept or refuse
the real estate O sHd ,esdent It's appraised value
or 70 show cnise why the real estate should not be
sold, and duect geaornl n0tces 10 he glgen 10 the
heirs raslhing IN tho county, and that I0ce b6 also
given D, publication la ono Vi the English nawapapeTs
published In tho city OF No. llonis, and Ia Dayton Ohio
~ telsi iqgF suroeasiYe weeks pTegoUa 20 tho Rfsl
MoudyY ut MaToh neXt, . cypy Ot winch pUkilaaltou
n D. sqnt 20 Tho pOytdilee heaiSst 10 whluh thoss
heirs reside who htd oi thecounty '@' VT
In witAess wher-sf hhVeNhefeunto set my hand
and atixed the seal Of said Orphans Court this lsth
day Of December, 1888. '' '''' /" w w
A, DoHRMAN, clork orp lals Court,
laiOw4 schuylkill County renhsy syiyspla.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

John Sheets vs.. William Robson, deceased, Admin
istrator. supefior Court Of Montgomery County.
No. 1853. .gt t.,..
DY virtue OF an Order bf Sale made In the above
ID uAss by thee5uperior Court ofhfontgameryeoRp Of
ty, and tom directed will oerat phblicbaiaat the
door Of the Court House, on I'D. i,,I.itt yt Iti.a
HIri Saturday, Mdrcb l9 1904
Al two o'clock pm Of said day the described
real estate VIZ; Lot numbered seventy (7O) IN the
state Of Ohio. ~
Appraised, with the improvements thereon, AZ ono
hundred and twenty hVeaollarak aud cannot sell
for less than two thirds OF said apprascmenl
Also, one black horse called Niger, aged stx yeWs,
GEORGE Wo6AMAN, sherin Mont c6lnty.
j. A. JORDAR, ATTORNEY. ft Nf fp6wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-08

h GE'lt may be regarded as noteworthy
that the late radical, contentious conven-
ton in Louisville, adopted no resolution
'favoring vigorous prosecution of the
war ..4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-08

.. EyThe New Hampshire election i
held to-day.
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7 '' ATTACHMENT' NOTICE. ~ Ihll4 /

John A. Mcmahon. vs. Isaac W. Vineyard, Charles
Ninyard and Patterson II snyder, defendants. Sn-
tachment. - - D. ~
UNHE defendants, Isaac W. Vinyard, Charles Vinyard
auiP PattersOn u, Snyder, deiondA dAlt7ip the ahoye
achUfl willirake noli6e that ontho aJt,dAy otJahaa
ry, 1854, petition filed against them In the su-
Perl9r Court ol M9plg9rrry county, state Of Ohio,
with in crest upon Fifty dollars from October 90 iSeb
and upon the balance from June 30 1853 for pIOlas.
sional services rendered them by the plAiaB shove
named, and that au attachment was issaed against
their property uppu tho ground OF ihsg rSeing non
residents Of tile sttte III Ohio They &lf nike notice
that unless theyappear and Rpswel 10 the petition 40
filed against th em, BY tho ~ day OF a pu A. d. 1864
judgment will be taken against them for the amount
and interest specified at the Apn term next Of tho
said Conrt and their property sold to pay the same.
la3Ow0 JOHN A, MCMAHON,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE of REAL
.aaaMn al-L . ESTATEl y. Z. mltA


David II. Prugh, Administrator Of Barbara Shank do.
ceased, Ys, John Thomas Weby ct al. Probate
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, nv. Mn
PR0oEEDlHGS FOR SALE OF real, ESTATE.
DURsUANT 10 an order Of sale IN he foregoing
u case will offer al public sale, asd 10 the highest
bidder at the door OF the Court House In lha city OF
Dayton. in lhe couniy9t MopeoperyI and state of
SATURDAY. APRIL 2,AD. 1864,
Az two oelp k ~, the iolowing described real es-
tale, situate IN the county Of Montgomery and stale OF
Ohio, and bounded and descr bed AZ Toltogs S,htlte
in tg southeast quarter Of section No. 8. town IraAae
la, H., beginning on the south line oi said seolOA
at Daniel weavefs southeast corher th,nea u No o
Y poles to peardorf's s'plhwest fnerl tAsnee w.
9 "a % poles 10 y stone on Deafdgris south line,
thence ~ " n po,es To tho sdth line Of said sse
toni thence lg4 Y aigS poles to the place Of be-
ginning oonieiRAa sixteen (l6) acres, more or lesa
Appraised at $500 and may sell for wo.thiTdA OF
SAID SUM -
Terms Of sale-0ne third cash; the balance in equal
payments Of one and two years With interest," secured
by mortgages on thc premises. f'
DAVID u. PRBaH,
Admnistrator NJ Raftstpa Shank Deceased
sAIrH CORY, AtLOrn ey ma2deWsyt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

~ {. 81. 81 8. /: .
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OVID pes! . p!ess'ons e countenanee =
9 Pelele.ahg enYIs, ing tas aeesSlous-
sncss ln9e the n; i.aee " Pucon, uus.es! !:
!. may g, Wipe. que y HMcn = "a
'u:uls 'lMs III : mno looA aAH .yoa.
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ulnlnlsn 1ne eMpaltassS1sne = ot
nave vague lmPless'on,Isnas % 'oo ~,
e,n.nns q Tlalcu.ous spa = 'eos 90 y,
, , = s ',. no.e -. A .,tl,. ueelle -
,oos ln.eiheen!, OUT syou are ~ RSSsste
y 2 rear q looking silly. ou Hl.n u
.vvN -. ~ : a ~. sls!,ps loe ,youI. ls1uIe;
~. .De sn1l. QUO 50 nts yooI. 4lno
no.. np.e'.,y ~unstae ny ~ nenoty
sone a;a,;a NAV Sou ass az tpsss
.o'. s, p1eselns upon you!
.ninu VI = nv ~. ',ltaea .pomen., sle.ssets
l,.aa - ~ .ha,sSl, ~ s.'!llsy
,e't ~ ,ha,ata,'ha. ~. ,H.slpos.s4au
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- ,nos.Dn =. syrl neau' 4acp
INC po"..ue'ea s,ase sL ~ yoir iesa,pes
!! ~. yy p.ooaple' "e ~gege'
,'ln'o no'.y'' ans'' unent c..1su
heaa-'es.' Nuiee sNes YOU eAac1ly Tue
appearance g = Gneoooy was nolHns
on 70 your oalf spe1lno IN suc aats' ss't-
uaflon. you may oe pardoned II a sope-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

A new sign for q tavern has recently
been invented g Dewdrop Inn do drop. I'D
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

i sss.l alter. bring me some corn, said q
,boarder to green Irish servant. ..Hey ~
said spaddygl sadid9 down toscatch the ac.i
cent. ono, no--corn !" rspn4 II The guest.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

RATES OF ADvERTIsING: -
One column ole ystr. IL $500
>One-half column, enc year, 40 90
snne-fourth cqlsmn, one year, $500
One cilumn, six montlis!!s AS 90
One-haf column, six months, 80 90
! Nhe1fqurlh column, SIX months, - 90
One square, ono year, 500
One square, six months, 500
Business cards, FIVE lines or less, SIS per
aAnp:n; six lines, Sc; eight lines, 81. o..
legal advertisements at statute rates.
+: eETen, lines Of this sized type constitute q
;49uAse, and cards will he charged proper.
tionate to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid Il r. l. .Z3 - a'is
---.------ ,,te
y OBJ " Or * g,yy
'Df all kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at reasona bic, rates, 30. .rs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
.sHsH q NJ AS 9 10 NE 81;
BI1nKt;isM Il I'll

K=LE nkfit ,ads u work acne Ill iilp ire Best
|I possible mnnner Particnlar attsn--:
/ }ah giyssih, hsfslssh And IS: pilov
work, ndtrepairing.of 10 kinds. l6hop5in
hill in With, Henry & Wear Y .4'n a.a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
THE PAGES of THE HOUSE.

line W ashlnSten cofresponQent01kn me
New York Erpress says
10 the casual observer, probably moth
ing on the floor Of the House Of Repre-.
| scnta.ives makes moro pleasing i'm
preston than the many boys, ranging
III years from ten TO fifteen, as they flit
to and fro.. with snoiseless tread, bear
ing ncssages from member to member.
or mayhap communication from rep
rcsentative to the clerk III. speaker. d.
light clap ofrhe hands on the part of
the gentlemen who may occupy : seat
in the Congr IS Of the United States
will at once engage the z attention u
some halt q dozen lads, who clostersian
disorder but picturesque, groups IN front
Of the speakers desk, OF they start,
vicing with each other who viii feach
the desk whence issued The signal bot
no confusion, tor, as.4hs, gsntlemanIis
nelrcd all yield their efforts Is thesfote
most, and retire to their positions, or
dart off responsive to the call from some
other part Of the house. 20
The youths, in exterior. arc likewise
attractive. They are neal, kempt, we'll.
clad, apt, active and intelligent, and
present to the stranger one Of the. mest
! attractive features Of Washington lie.
Til. Remuneration Of these pages; IS
theyare called, it is stated, is ten doE
lars week, which they receive as Lam
further informed, only during the ses-
sions Of Congress.
4 SAGAcIcus ANlMAss<. 1.-THE Rev.
A. D. Williams, of Dodge Co, has
Mexican and Indian pony of uncommon
intelligence, raised in New Mexico. He
is usually kept in stall adjoining one
in which COW is fastened, separated by
la partition. MIR. Williams observed
for several days that the box in which
lie fed the pony was found upon the
5otker side Of the partition. Happen.
ing to be present when the pony had
finished his mel, he was surprised td
sec him take the box with, the surplus,
feed carefully in his teeth aud lift &c.
over tie partition and set.it: daxn, IL.
fore the COW. This benevolent transacs
tion invariably takes place when, tho
pony has more than he cares 10 seeti.
We leave our readers to draw their own
inference, w!lsihcr this is the result Of
the moral training received q the Mis-.
sion, or proceeds from the naturaf ~
saeity Of the animal. 80 Aiansapssi3
atlas. 81. s;
A touching incident of tie Win shoxas
how brother IS gtirisfed agsifhsst brother,
father against son. Two Kentuckiani,
iathersand sol. were on railroad train in
Indiana .last Sunday. The father vs. s,
rebel prisoner, The Son was q Federal guard
on tle platform OF the cur. The old Fm
seeing his SON.. presumed, to take more III;
tcrty than the rule allowed, md put IL.
head outside the door. His son hasttl ~
yanced. piece Il she SHOULD sith.s elal s.
ss..Get back there, yoi I'D old rebel Z. - So
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

Business Cards not to exceed lines, $io w pei
aunum;
For eseh ehssgs an additional charge OF 2Seents
or square will be made.
Nesicss Of "wants, ""loes." }" "found. ""tc rent"
"to iss," Ac.. not exceeding four lines inserted
I.rrisss notices will be charged atty cents in
I'll oases.
Editorial notices charged for At the rate ef 10
ssnts per line, or seven words, and special notice
u 10 cents per line, or SO cents limo por week.
All notices for religious and benevolent par'
poses viii bs oh srgsd one-thisd Of regular rates
Ooisuaey notices except simple announcements
Of death, one-half rates.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrue-
tiou, will be inserted until forbid, and charged ac-
eordingly.
Advsrtissmsnts discontinued before the expira.
tion OF the Tim, contracted fo". will be charges
ot Oh srt tiae rates.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for
snvar.aSJy IN sdvsnse, q, lesA from approved
Agents.
SiAdvsrtisemepts inserted next TO reading matter
8 per cent. advance on the above rates, and kept
IN st or ID pages IS per cent. advance on regular
fetss.
Alltrsusisnt advertisements must bepaid for in
advance.
Advertisements inserted in weekly On reasons
BILE terms.
DyMOORAT l. NEWS.
GAZErTE COMPANY.
HENRY fischer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

IN FuxDs.-Perry street, in front Of
our office. was b,ocksded several hours 10 day
with soldiers who were receiving their $40
each. a. the first pay ment for their services.
Every man vas eallsd up and received bic lit
tis pile with ready hand and cheerful c'un.
tensnee. What becomes Of oil this money! VI
she $50. 900 paid cut to-day. probably eight
or ten thousand vill 6s sent home to the SOL
diers' families. should these recruits rs-7ain
10 town few day .. not lsss thaa ten thousand
more Of it will be expended and sqaandersd
isr one thing or another. and 10 . short time
but very slim traces Of the entire amoust can
Be found in the pesksss Of shs solrisrs paid oil
tO.dav.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

RxMossD.-Assit. Surgeon n. L. Lathrop,
18th Infastry, from Oct. 10.
Captain J. NJ. McClanahsp, Co. 2, 34.h IL.
fantry, from Dec. 22.
Captain He'll Hale. Co. D, 18th Infantry,
from Dec. 26.
Captain Robert A. eti.t. Co. r, Alb Infantry,
from Dec. 20.
HoxosABLY DiscHAnosD.-Cbaplai Den.
Dis Murphy. 10Th Infantsy. froD, Oct. 10.
DIsNisssD.-First Lieas. Jameson J. Ber-
key, Co. A, ssh Infantry, from Nov. %.
Psoxorlose.-Capsainw wm. ". Eaton, (Co.
L,) Of Maquoketa, 70 be Major "a Cav, from
Aug. 9, 63, vice Love, resigned.
Lieut.. Thos. L. Montgomery, Of Washing.
ton, to be Captain. Co. H. 7,h Infantry, from
Apr. 4, '68. vice Hope. resigned.
Lieut.. W. Scott Beidsn, Of Maquoketo, 10
be Captain, Co. L, "a Cav, from Aug. Q.
Private Charles W. Baker, Of Guthrie Co.
TO BE- 1st Lient., Co. G, Alb Infantry, from
Oct. 10, vice McEwep, promoted.
2ad Sergt. John F. Lands. Geo. B, } Of Ho.
peviIlc, Clarke Co., to be 1st Lieut.. Co. A,
1S.h Infan,ry, from Dec. 26, '63.
Commisary Sergt. John L. Russel, TO be I'd
Lieut., Co. A, lss Cav, from Oct. 18Th, vice
Hamilton, dead.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

SPLENDID SAMPLRs.-Those Of our
citizers who delight in good servioabls. well
flushed clothing, and desire to sustain home
enterprise should step into sam Perry's and
examine the different styles Of goods manu-
fsc;urei by our entsrprisipg fellow citizen. Jo'
s.ph Shields. The goods are equal. We .hios'
to the best eastern Co manufactures a. far a. looks
%, and in point Of durability they are far sue
perior to the eastern gosds. You ~ill be eur
pris. d to know that such goods - you can be
eaown at Psrrs's are really manufactured 10
Davenport. Gail and see them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

Chicago 41aTkst.
CxIoAeo, Jan. iS.
TLouR- Neglected.
wnsA--Firm; ho higher. No. tlisk0 0l19
No 2 Al19G112x.
CoKs-Duii. .8a9;c for No l and ?. So, for new.
OA1s 6s068Hc
HI0Hwisrs -Dull and almost nominal. enle 12O
bbs. at SIC.
Cattle market steady end without material
change.
uoos- In steady demand BY shippers Prices 81
shade easier. DYess ed hog active, but pr,ces un.
CHANGED
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

OuR RAILROAD BoxDs.-A case has
recently been deciesd BY the Suprsms Court
Of the Usitsd States. which may possibly have
come bearing on the Interests Of the people Of
tris city. Soms uooths ago. II vili be re-
wssbsrsd, that deeisioa We made By the
United States District Judgs for the Judicial
Dietsiet Of Iowa. that shs bsnds issusd by
sis,es for The sonssruetien Of rsireads outside
Of its eerperasien line We unsoostitatiensl
therefore seithsr the istsrest nor the principal
eesld Be collected. This eass was carried to
the q. 8 ssprsss Court BY Hermann GeIpeks.
of Dubsqus. Who vas interested In the bonds
Of The Dsbuqss Sioux City. asd tkS Hssios
aua wsstssa Railroads - the amount Of about
e4s0 900. in The vay sf dialogue city bonds.
The decision If the u 8. Suprsms Court -.
vsrsss the decision Of the District Judge. con-
ssqusasly the city u Dabuqus 10 II fes Il 70
the esssst Of e4s0.O00 ssd interest. vAieh The
Hsesi1 ssys. brinss shs aggfseats vithis sight
sfa ollllea = fdsJ)ass
Wkls - ssssaDu. ~ - tssssas ~
|lnle - - = !! I, saAss = e!,lssfe -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

The LAST OPPoRruNIrY.-Those SUI
f.ring from diseases Of the eye. should % lu'y
aware that . remedy ought 10 be - speedy %
oos.ible. ss the most minute sffiict:ou to that
o,oan. II not arrested in due season, often
proves an imparable disease. If not . total loss.
MANY Of The eye diseases are incurred BY the
use aud abuse Of glasses. therefore 1t becomes
al, persons Who are subject to their use to OBJ
tain them Of one acquainted with ops'cal phil
o,ophy. Prof. Bsruhardt is highly scennnc
and instructive opticiar. and one who has &C.
voted much Tins attention. and aeep stuoy 20
rho ,utiecs. This makes lin eminently qual'
ifi I'd 10 ao ust spec.acles to the eye. unisr 'ne
must optical defects. II arising from 'ge' dis
case, or premature decay. His practice I" 'ns
Ess Infermari.s Of New York and LoDoeh'
somtiued With experience in On extensive ou-
.ioe.s Of his own, hss given him knowledge
verv va,usbls to those who may co, suit him.
From time 10 time he has made important in-
provements in tpectacls glss,es. which Is ac-
kno wlsdsed by the most eminent medical men
in the U MON, from whom be has received the
highest tes,imonials Of INSTRUMENTATION
Therefore We recommend him., believing. In
this useful branch Of science, he has no su
perior. The Professor, in consequence of the
Increased demand for his services, haseonciu-
d~d to remain 10 this city dsy or two longer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

Has hase oppl;ed TO the Board II E~ssllneas
he Second District of IoDa for eses.ps'o" f'o"
Enroli~<nf On oseosat OF AltSnsgs:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

MUsrEREp.-Auother lot OF 400 re-
ornits were mustered in by Col. G,'sr To- day
and paid oG-eaen man receiving t76 10 green
backs-msking an aggtsfiate SUN Of $4,000
That's the way the money goes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

When your feel like investing in hat,
cap o. for goods. don't fail to eEa~ins Far
rand's stock. He has the bes! and only s"m-
pls . asscr tmsnt in the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
tn CITY.
See advertisement Of Stray Dog.
RscRurrs.-A squad Of l65 volunteers
arrived this norn,sg and went into quarters
at Camp Mcclellan.

DAY BoARDERs w VvANrKD.-A limited
sumtsr Of day boardsrs can Be seeommo-
dated by ealing At the first door from the
corner Of Sixth and Main streets. west s'de.
S1rLL TnEY CoME.-Those splendid
poods at whisles's-snd still the people rush
for rem, bsssuss they are very COED ard are
sold very low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
A. MILLER.

NO. 20 sRApY srR8sr, BRLOw SECOND,
=. REEPa CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
makes 70 order
Gents,, Boys l. Childrcn's Clothing
Of the best mat.ria and in . manner that canno
fail l., give sxtisfA; ;tion. Liberal patronage re-
~..,fn,I, scliei,ed. [my2l.dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

GERMAN THsArEa.-The favorite Mr.
Pfsiffsr, took benefit ct THE establishment
last night. and was greeted by . crowded
house. The great drama Of the Poor of Paris.
was pc, formed 10 splendid style and gave
full satsfaction. At the end Of the play Mr.
Pfsiffer and the whole company were called
ont and applauded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

TAKE NolcE.-The time for redeem
ing property seld for city taxes for the y ear
1851 expires on the 81 day Of February next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished At short notice By Erskine, 1t No. 3
W eat Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

BarxGIHG UP 1Hs DeLlNQUENTs.-
The Police Magistrates have already con-
merced suit against over one hundred citi-
sens Of Davenport Who have neglected 10 psy
their pcn taxes. Every man thus delinquent
10 to Be brought up to the 'Cap.sin's ofiiee. :
and pay not only the tax but bill Of cost that
will amount to more than the tax doe. This
is just and proper. The poll taxes Of eur city
hsvs not been collected up close for several
years, and ws are glad 70 zee that Il 10 nov
being done. Dsliuqusnts should not wait un>
I'll the costs are increased but settle up at
once.