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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
NOTICE.

TQ UArrisna. -cutor cfth~ -tsf4o o. -ss~ e~irAv
d-ccssrd, Sarah Il swisher. siso~ and eae sf the
hesrs of sAid jr~se Swshe< Anthony swisher LOWE
ewtshsr, knns Ruishs. Alice swtshes Csfhsripe
Jones and William Jones' her band heirs OF md
yrsse swther, d-reas>d. Defendants.
foa are notified that fhers ncwa Ale in the cIerks
once Of the District Court Of Leo county Iowa Al
ksoknk. Iowa petition q Eliza Ruiasck widow asd
heir of Jesse Rsdck. d~csas< and exscatr of his e.
fafe and Rasiirk, Catharine Kitte and " Eittle
her hnsiand, and Eliza Rnsiiick Jr Mary Rsddick.
Amy Rwd lick. Jesse Rndick Ldia n Rnddick and vii
Ham Rredrk heirs of said Jesse Rnddick deceased r~t
reeenting that certain r~al eiry u kekuk
- county Iowa. fo-wf; part ef IN mn ber ~ ti
In block naMb-r thirty fl particularly dcecribed
~ said petition. this lAth day OF August A. D
lssi. bid on BY said Jesse kalick since dccsa<ed Al
eheTs sse. under forerlossse Of rnnrtkaxe a.
Rcddingtnn and others in the "a ne OF aid ye~<e
sisher sncs dsceaeed and shefR sdced thereof nnAe
- -Aid swsher fsf the puros gf securing said svhrr
for certain inebtednes 81 sid Radirk on which rad
wishsr w s~c1rty alleging that said indebf-neee has
ncs been pAid ~ said Jesse Rndlick and that defend
snts have claim right said real estat and pray
tne thMs he may ke derreed belong 10 pninsi
the heirs Of Jess~ Ruddick deceased and that cor
missioner BE- sppninted hy the Crnrt % convey came n
Aem and r other aad further relief jus and equitable
In the p~emjs~s
And unle you spear ana thereto on or before
of tbs second Ay OF the Ssxt term Of the sd Gour
70 be begun and holden Keakuk tho arst Monday
~ February D. lsd5 defsuft viii be assinsl
you apd Judgment rendered thereon a. prayed.
" STRONG.
kevsnne Stamp 80 ctsl Atey for Piainsi6.
dsc-Sd4w
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Baltimore. Dec. 3.

The party referred 10 ID the statement
of the panied soldier from. Geofgis -
contested with the inceodiary plos 70 firs
the northern citiss. is understood here 70
Be one Morris Montgomery : prousinens
participation in the seccsh smoven ent in
sh" csty about the memorable 1osh Of
April He Was II that tims ID officer 10
the hary land Guard. and lsft Bsltinors
during the 6rss year Of The wAs 70 join
the rebel cause.
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Further Accounts Of the
Victory at Franklin.
Latest News from
Georgia.
From MasAvills.
Nashville, Dee. 5.

Slight ekirmishing all day to day. A
complets liss Of entrsschments eDcircles
the city.
A portion Of or cavalry force encoun-
tered FORESTS rebel cavalry three miles
from Town, on the Franklin pike. The
rebels could be plainly seen advancing to
yard them. Our. troops then retired
toward the city, night coming on. But
lev occasional shots we're exchanged.
Il is rumored that Hood il endeavoring
70 cross the Cumberland with . large
cavalry force.
Many experienced slkcefs predict IN
engagement tomorrow.
Our forces occupying the works around
he city srs 10 line Of battle.
Three soldiers we're shos and killed By
the guards in the strests Of this city lhis
evening. Their names are Cheney, OF
the 9Th Kausa.; John AcCary. 30th In.
diana, and James Brunt, 7th Illinois
cavalry.
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Frsn The retsDas Army.
Headqua Arasy Potomac, I
Dec. 1. E

A great amount Of artillery firing Aas
prevailed to-day in the vicinity Of the Je-
russlsm road, bat without any result worth
mentioning.
At this hour 40 unusual stiffness reigns
along the entire lines. The piekess seem
10 have become tired of their continual
firing at each other.
This sftsvnoos the Maryland brigade
hsd nev dag which vas ordered for il
By The Leg.slature Of the State st the last
session. Alter the brigade had psssed
in review, Gov. Bradford made speech
70 the of6cers and men, which was re-
poodsd = in fesliag terms By Col. Dssni-
con who coumands the brigade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

Mexican advices say that on the 18th
of November the French landed troops 1t
AsxAtlsn. and took formal possession Of
the soss. The Governor Of Nssatlan.
9th his forces, abasdooed the pisss the
night previous, 60 that no resistance was
offered TO the landing Of the Preach
troops. 2
II .ss Also reported that Alvarez had
bssn defaatsd.
An important forcs vas marching on
Acapuloo.
Heavy and constant rains nov prevail
throagheat California. interfs ptisg tsads
and travel.
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Prssiasas's 1gess.es.
WashinstAn Doa 3

Wsshingsss. Dss. ;.
The Psssidens's Message vss the sub
jaet Of special cabinet meeting 10 day.
Il Vas Stated in the press tslsgsam oi
Thursday. that Hon. joseph Hols bed de-
clined the sppointment Of Attorney Gen.
eral in the plscs of Mr.. Bates, resigned
Tho report thss Hos. Jss. Spesd, Of Ken
tucty, has been rendered the Office, is TO-
day Confirmed by reliable authority. i.
is believed he Will accept it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

Louisville, Dec. s.
Ths Louisville Joassal says:
A letter from NsshvilIs says it i report.
ed shst in the fght on Wednesday, @
proo's brigade ef cavalry CONSISTING ol the
AL Illinois, 7,h Ohio, 5th lows and 9Th
Michigan regimests, vas surrou ndsd b.
rebels and only escaped cap.urs BY dee
psrate Lighting They ent their way
through the rebel lines and joined Gen
Thomas in the rear OF Frankiia. A mum
Der of men we're msds prisoners. The
loss in killed and wounded was not very
light.
Tss same evening train Of cars was
captured at Brentwood. nine miles from
Nashville, on the Tennessee and Aiabams
ssilrosd.
All ats ms of Nashville engaged in N.
ostensibls business, have been ordered to
leave the city.
Six hundred and nipety-oue rebel pris.
osers, part Of the men captured By Gen
Tbomas 10 the battle Of franklin, arrived
here last night % sbe train from Nash
vile. They viz Be sent forward 10 Camp
Douglas rapidly in order to make room
10 the military prisons here for other cap
tures that may b nsae.
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New York, Dec. s.

Riehnood papers Of Thursday anaooncs
the capture el Millen by Ehsrmaa. This
has been made the depot for Dsion priso-
aers. and rebel papers are apprsheosivs
be he's sss then free.
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IL IA Wssis sfsAs Wer,al
GREAT SALE OF
HOWE 4 TYLER

Having received consignment OF the feio~,,~ A..
s,.s ccnci1ded to sell them 10 the following nsanrey
No have hsS msde one thocssrd b~x.s - a. = :.
one OF these bcxe. have put one OF the feio.; -
-, - ve have taken solemn osf thss ". a nos
sncn boz any one article l. In and we aro p,aks
= = nna an fse goods here described are postIvfIv
IN tAs boxes, which are sealed up f'Aus
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

In Ibss u. Adans Co. III Nov yeth EtIRy vsfe A
y ~ ~ Cox. od Lhsety, and daaxhfer al Dr. Chaxlsp
Choats " Hsmiiton, Ill.
Baton. Msss- B. Leuis No ana cuinrv III r.r~,r
pisass cvpy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

Louisville, Dec. 3.
The Journal contaiss the following spe-
cial this noon
The sue~y has been weary to-day asd
has demonstrated with great caution
against our outer lines, which is carefully
coastruOted and extending from river TO
river, with radius Of miles from the
cspiul on the roads south Of the city
rbe euemy's cavalry have been in plain
sisw all day on the Frantlin pike. Jpss
before dark our cavalry pushed out TO-
wards the ene@y's line, causioning him
10 retire, aud Afterwards, the rebels rein.
forced, took up their own line q once,
threw out skirnishers and some skirmish
ing occurred, neither party sustaining
any loss. No rebel infantry ha. been :
veIcped. Some artillery firing occurred
this afternoon on The lett. But few shots
we're fred k
The deienses are being largely strength
ened, and no apprehension need be felt
for the safety OF this city.
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GE FOR LATE DESPATCHES
SEE FOURTH PAGE.

~ An Irish painter declares 10 40
advertisement that, among other portraits,
hs has representation of s.Deash, as
large Is life.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

Waohirgton. Dc. 8. I

The goversmept has received isfosma-
tion that Genersl Sherman bed captured
Meridiaa. % the Georgia Central Rail-
road, % DE s9sh uit. His army We
concentrated. aud il is Thought be has
moved to Savannah before this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05
From Pert Royal.
New York. Dec. 3.

a. =. 81
The q s. steam trans port Fulton from
Por Royal Nov. Sd, arrived here this
evening.
The st-amship North Star from Aspin
vail, arrived 1t Port Royal, Nov. ~,
,hor, OF coal having in TOW her convoy,
The Uniied States gunboat Augusta which
vessel broke her piston rod 400 miles cast
ward Of Port Royal.
The North Star had on board $500 900
IN specie.
Among her passengers are ex Senator
Latham. q California end Judge sFisla.
francis w Cice was also passenger,
and has srr'ved in this city per the Uls.
He comes on business with the ststs de-
partment in connections With she Salvador
piraies.
Mr. q. N Osborne, an able oerrespon-
dent of the New York Herald, died q
Poss Raysi Su the 18th uit. His remaiss
are on buard the Fulton.
By the arrival Of the Fulton, We hare
intelligence from Pert Royal TO Novsn.
Der 80.
The pubiicsiion Of be~rpspers at Por,
Royal has BEEN <pfohbiited Tor the presen,
and I'll the citissns there have been on-
rolled sor military duty and shs prossStiou
of the place. A movement Of an IN
known character had taken place, and oil
tho rsgulafs had bssa ordered avay.
An expeditios ssiled from pom RsSal
the DAY prsxious. but no iafornatien could
be Obtained IL regard 70 Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

GOOD CHANcE-FOR saLF

raNe Hoa<e, With three rooms and ofhsr i'm
Wv@se.fs - tsf - b. 40 on Nsia, beswseu 11sls
sna isth sfrsrse. viii Adapted fbr store Also fv
DseshnG on lot on faisan street befNeen 4tis
ana sth streesn In good condition. Apply the prem.
Ars V JOHN scHyEIDkR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-05

- The Wijows' Wood Society Of
Fcrsssn1. Maine, has . permasent fund
foS7 900.
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Louisville, Dec. 5.

Yesterday the rolling stock of the Lou
isvllle i Nashville Railroad was ordered
thither-to-day the order wss eoestsr-
manded.
Street rumors represent the federsls
repulsed at Clsrksville. Tenn The story
grew out Of dash Of the rebels into Gal
latin yesterday, whore they captured
ahest 200 head Of bseves. Our forces ere
pursoisg and will probably capture the
Riders.
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Sherman near savAanaA.
New YORK. Dsc 8

~sss Dsss ".
The following is an extract Of letter
jus, received in this city BY che owner ef
the steamer Ge.. L,msn:
Belo~ sasannsh. Nov. 81.
Sherman is reported to be near Savab-
nah, and the rebels arc trembling in their
shoes. GE,. w. CosD, Capt.
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Nh Jd&has b. 3iIdiSI 1 =
Jsasrsos, AshtsbslA eossty, UAio. = -
i6th isss.
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w Washington Dec. 5.

Latsst Official advices. from the army Of
Gen Thomas are that he has 90 oonexu-
fafsd his furscs 1t he fosts6catious. pf
Nashville as to Be prepared tor any move
which H,od may venture TO make.
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Persons Out Of the City

Wishing 10 purchase boxes and cannot be here On ,h
Hy o. distribution. s~ni their nene, by mail .rd
sy no. AM where they viii have thcis Lox-s srf spd
All over the eountry.
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ONE DOLLAR EACH

Purchasers Name on the Box
Hk NAY sELEcT. and siso opposite his nnrph.r r n
Bo0K
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-30

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. "a, 1864.
An arrangement has been concluded with
the officers OF the Scott County Agriculture
Society, by which all profits from the sale
Of cdihles and refreshments on the fair
grounds this season, shall be appropriated
to the bcniit of the Iow.t CHRISTIAN HoME
\ committee viii also be appointed to re-
celvc donations Of curiosites and other ar
ticlcs for sale on the grounds, and of articles
suitable for furnishing the Home
Earnest efforts are being made to lave the
HONE in working order the coming winter
There is no doubt that it will be needed.
The different Benevolent Societies VIII, it
IS hoped, unite their efforts on this occasion
TO provide an asylum for their destitute
All readers Of this who are susceptible of
sympathy for want and suffering, and es-
pecially those who are baptized in his name
who went about doing good are invited
to make contributions for the benefit of this
liome for the homeless, where all who need
temporary care and attention whatever their
stations in life, may find friendly aid, and
the comforts ola home
Donors of edibles or refreshments to be
sold during the fair are requested to address
Rev. F. L. JrDo, S. W. Cor. Main and Sixth
Streets. advising as early as practicable
what contributions may be expected from
them.
W. +. ROSS Gccratar,-
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Erie Railway.

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route TO New York, Boston, Phiiadelrhia.
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carving the Great Through
United States Mails
INXPIESS TRAINS LEAVE DTNKIRK OR
-l1 Buffalo on the arrival of all trains from the
West via the Lake Shore Railroad also from sal
amanca on tho arrival OF trains Via the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, O., giving passes. gers the ad, aistage
from Dunkiik Q, Buffalo, or from Cleveland y.
Of Six Foot Gauge combining ease and confor,
without change IN wide roomy palace cars, d.
rect TO New \ ork. A perfection attained bv no
ether route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West our facilities al
unrlvalcd Forming close and reliable connection
"A, Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western roads. and
a Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, by which route there is
no transfer between New York and Cleveland
Express freight trains leave New York 4 aiiv for
all points in the West, making as quick time and
as low rates a by any other route.
For freight or passage apply al all the principal
Offices in the West, and al u Clark street. Chica
60, 24o Broadway, New York and " South St,
b. T., New York, u State street. Boston
CHAS MINOT, Genl supt.
f.. 5. SPENCEk, WeSt'n Ag't.
i. W. BLANCHARD Gen'l Freight Agent.
W. K. BARR, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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ipH OltilifHd -hfiIuIs -tt
On Wednesday evening about o clock,
in the absence Of the Sheriff and Deputy
Sheriff, a boy Of the Sheriff, who is some
twelve or thirteen years Of age, gave the
keys Of the cclls-in which were confined
Alanson b. NcConb, who is under sentence
Of death for the murder of Laura J. Harvey,
and Jonathan Taylor, who is charged with
burglary-to Taylor.
Taylor succeeded in unlocking his cell.
and then liberated McComb they then
passed into the jail yard. the back door of
the Jail not having yet been locked In the
yard they succeeded in prying out some
large stones under the wooden wall, making
a hole sufficiently large for them to gel,
through. and thus effect their escape.
We arc informed that the Sheriff's boy
says that they promised to give him one
thousand dollars to let them out OF this
one thousand dollars they paid small in
stallnent, ard was to pay the balance when
they were out The boy accompanied them
up the hill some two or three hundred yards
from the jail to get the balance OF his th0us-
and dollars, when they uncercmoniously
sent him back home with akick
No alarm was given Of their escape until
two o'clock the next morning, when the
bells were rang and the citizens came run
ming suppo-ing that there was fire. When
they were assembled, indlgnations long an,l
loud were heapcd upon the Sheriff and
Deputy Sheriff for not sooner raising the
alarm. Some thirty or forty persons start
cd III pursuit at once and few hours after
as many more. We have trace OF them
some thirteen miles from here, where they
stopped for drink Of water, bat beyond
that we cannot hear Of them The cheri.fs
are in pursuit, and may succeed in captur-
ing them, but we car not
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COM NJ ERClAL.

OFFICE OF THE DAVENPORT DrMocn.r

OFFICE OF THE DAVENPORT DEMocRAr
Monday evening, Aug -, lssi.
FLouE. WHOLESALE s".a9e.lo IN bbl.; Retail Il
lo.4n.
WnEAr.-No. ], well cleaned, round and plump,
Club, Tea and Galcna. 81 %; No. 2, all sound
rot ccad enough for no. |, :l.6o; rejected,
muSv and daap l59 cents.
CoRS-ShelIcd, No |. sound. plump and dry,
lo.; do. No. /, shIunken, in ear No l. sound
plump and dry, 81, do. No. shrunken, 30.
Oars. No. |, clean and sound, 50 do. No. 2
damp and not clean So
iiAalEy.-sl. .Som :l.S5 Quoted at = in Chi
cago IN telegram jus. received.
ONroys.-Si Si.5a(d J. so.
WHITE BHASs-s2. .ee0o50.
FLAxsEED.- - ooG32 y.
TtsoTuy-s2 o5m.2.0.
CLovRn-:. .enM1.2j
PorAToss.-Sl.
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From the Cate City

NcCoMB Cart, EEo.-lhc murderer Nc
Comb, who broke Jail at Ottumwa few
days ago, together with Taylor, the house
breaker were both arrested by Sheriff Dun
hey, of Wapc.lo county, four miles cast of
Independent, Van Baren county, at the
house OF Mr. Turner, who, we understand.
gave the information Of their Whereabouts.
The arrest was made while they were in the
house at breakfast ON Saturday morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-30

'ohh"et ioi iuiilisIiiiiG tic So'ciuiutHI VIII
1000 bor ,es, at an average price of $l44
each.
MUSTERED Orr. Thirty eight men Of the
ID iowa Battery, and about thirty men of
the 4th iowa Infantry, were mustered out
this afternoon, 10y Col. Grier, their term Of
enlistment having expired.
C.rTrRED-Ihe Dubuque Herald SAYS
that a rumor had reached that city that
tie nth Iowa, lo0- day men, had been cap
.ured by Forrest, in one of his extensive
raids
1f you want good fitting suit OF clothes
you should always 60 to krauscs 5, opposite
the National Bank. lie keeps an elegant
assortment u :. er. tning pertaining to gents
furnishing goods. and sells them cheaper
than his competitors. Give him a CALL
PERsoNAI.-Capt. homas B. HINT arriv-
cd in our city this morning, from ST. Louis.
a. Milo White, after an absence of several
weeks among his friends in Northern Iowa
and Minnesota, returned home this morning,
looking greatly refreshed for the trip.
IMPORTANT DIsPArcH.-Major duncan re-
ccived dispatch from the War Department
this morning, instructing him at present in
preparing the quotas of the different SUBJ
districts, under the call of July 18th, 1864,
to let them be independent of all other defic-
its that may be against them
THE INDIAN TRoUBLEs-The Indian war
is looming larger on the frontier. Our adj
vices from Omaha and Council Bluffs rep
-esent that intense alarm exists at those
ana other border towns, at the threatening
appro'ch Of large bands Of hostile Indians,
VINO are sid to be marching in that dire :
tion' sucwiris their war path with evidence
oi 'he savage aarbarisms Of their hcllsh
warfare. 1t Is certain that the present In
aiah war On tue Plains has assumed most
formidable proportions. Seriously, the case
of the unfortunate fron;ersmen and infant
settlements of the border is.ne that calls for
prompt action on the part of he Govern.
ment, or the reddest page in this present
scarlet era will be written by these allies
~
CORNER STONE. Corner Stone Of th.
chapel of the Griswold College will be laid
by Bishop Lee, with the usual ceremonies
tomorrow wednesday, afternoon, at foul
O'Clock. An address may be expected by
the Rev. II. IN. Powers, President of the
Cole siate Department, proper of the Insti
tuition. The public are invited to attend
The chapel is to occupy the North East cor
nerofths West block ofthe College Grounds
at the junction Of Main and Twelfth Streets
Should the weather prove unfavorable, Tho
address, will be delivered in the College
1t is our purpose to give dcscription Of thu
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For Sale.
HOUSES AND LOTS
nDayenpOrt, LeClaire &Iowa City

r ANDS IN JOHNSON. Mt SCATINE. IOWA
u Poweshiea. Jasper. Jones, Louisa, Des.
Moines, Calhoun, Carroll, Cerro Gordo and Frank
lin counties
GEO l.. DAVENPORT, Executor
Or. JOHN l.. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-30

FILLFp.-Jacob Washburn, has filled his
contract for furnishing the government with
1000 horses, at an average price of Sl44
each
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-30

DrTcHES Fly kILLEa-each sheet will
kill quart. Sold by BAlLosD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-30

Ala 600 OF GENERAL NERcH sHpIsE, consisting
AZ pra Goods Groceries. II rdware, Hats anu
Cans Boots and Shoes for sale or exchange for
real property. This stock was selected in De
remb,er last u, low prices Svom Jobbers. and is
o,,cred for sale on account cs the failing health
of its owner, 1t can be bought at a grsas bar
iiu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-30

EQUIPMENTS ARRIyING-Ninetv boxes of
clothing for drafted men have arrived, and
are ready for distribution
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.

q ~ PErTIAoiLL Co. No. 81 Park Row, New York
ao state 81 ee Boston, agents In those cities
ana are authorized 10 take and subscrlp-
tous FOR us at our lowest rates.
W u sckfvss g5 Dearborn street, Chicago Is au-
thorized 10 receive advertisements Tor this paper
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New York Markets.

New York Markets.
NEw YoxK, August 80.
CorTox-Frmer at i.s3c. Il
FLoug-*lo 2o@1o.4o tor extra State slo.5D
0ll.oa for X. o.
WnEAr-Very dull. $292@2.s7 Chicago
Spring 81 23@2.S7 Milwaukee Club; 2SoQg
g. b winter red.
CoRS-$1.5s CLIO.
OArs-a2
PoRx-f37 @39 mess. &4o.5o old mess.
LAED-23 vG2sc.
WHisEY-tl.51.
New York Stock Market.
New York. August 30.
Gold-235.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-30

WHoLEsALE.-Country merchants in town
looking after goods will find an excellent
lobblng stock Of hats, caps and straw goods
at Farrand's, which he will sell low-as low
a.' IN the Chicago market Don't fail to CALL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-30
RIyERnTEM.,.

FoE MUscATINE, BURLINGTON, kEoKrK
AND ST. LorIs.-The new and elegant North
ern Line Packet, Muscatine, Capt. J. J.
Robinson will depart for Montrose and way
points, at o'clock tomorrow morning,
making sure connections with packets for
st. Louis, Geo W. jerks in the Office
For freight or passage, apply to Z. NJ. Pre;-
lyman, agent.
For DrBuorE AND ST.. PAuL-Thc popu-
lar Mail and Express packet, James Means,
will depart for Dubuque, and all intermcdi-
ate landings, tomorrow morning Passen-
gers should be at the Northern Line Packet
office as early as ) O'Clock X. NJ Pretty
man, agent.
An effort is being male by the City Coun-
Gil Of Dubuque to repair the harbor in front
of that city, and that arrangements will be
made to keep the headquarters Of the North
western Packet Company there, instead Of
removing it to Prairie du Chen We learn
from the XeroL that new steamboat will
be built there this winter
Foa ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND THE SOUTH
Passengers taking the $50 train this even
ing, over the Chicago 4 Rock Island
Railroad, will arrive at St Louis tomorrow
noon (15 hours.
Passengers taking the $50 \. N. train
or the $50 T. NJ train W III arrive in Cairo in
20 hours
Luxurious sleeping cars on night trains.