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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
RnAR WHAT THE MrDIcA& eEss
SAYS.
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1NN DAWDDSHN
-cHaar what thu Philadslphis eorrsspoats dot ssl' = p
.Cammruwaaith, WininGoB. Bvlavs ~ v NrsE
$50.
aAn English esnAisnap, formerly. arrested IN
Britain Army, and who styles hinlst 20 'erElnh 70
hnle Physician hAs Of late gaineda : tsnS''1 49,
iion here by his skill In ewing all m rdey~P,Ai"S
Sons Of his patients ] have conVf Nith, and sh~
pronounce bis remedies and mode setnsr' ~ ,-si
eupSrlor. Come havb been restocd fhy uaSo. ~
medicine he psed Is distilled By bins - VarioSs ,-fs'
possessing rare earstiys p~roperties.
aVhile acting In the amy be 1svoeed hN ls--9~
aonsnts to q Thorough study o. the onsce proAaN~ A.
csrtain medicinal zoos and hsrbs On All man Z oft'sss-.'
Il aesms he has found . sure and speody remedy -. ~ ~
'nls that assh u heir 20 Ills prAcilcs b alrsAdJ tsas-
dive, and Il daily Increasing. In the complaints = ESETF
hmales are subjected hs has no equal, ~ . ArGe hsHfe
here have testified that they owe not only tAoh VN,e
rood health, but thair lives, " tbs u = ~ hAsSs
kn snic Physician Ills onlce To-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
4 : ! 7 ! ! !
4 PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, Why Is Il
A0I SAFE FOR the PIGFlEf

CtxctsrAYl, Nov. 3.
x,.,ss A. 1. scovnl 1 20.
w.. ,,ll;o ..rsr.rv s,. NIL,
!"tr s'f,'-iht lrSnr Ysnr ~, w.,
= :, Pills, llasters; Linimm's, ETC.. 'h n.
n.ve,,, bS wsvC. ndvertia,r,,l II, Ny
~, IN wiring ,his ,.ote for ltalicntion |.
~. jucr m. ,uIl liz, a. IT. Ieastdi,ose who urt
rric.sd, ali they win ,,c ratspt snedic,nca.
e, u,, one that contain, i Iticlet 81 real use il
al, pary diseases. lam conscious that in
=, a"'.s ,o g. ! ,sr.its q; ncdic1
81 tr% ths regular r,a,tities.l. vi med,
son H.. uon,
ips '"1t er Ivrcs, j i. vs pr.tcr.Icd Il
Ia is. Sc pumter Of cas- ''d tsSays WI
sue '' scr V to ,r ,%T, was W 3 ~ up by ,cvera
Ehy's FRS WI. s'' ne .s' , 49,. ..Ia : haJ J's I'll n.
,~sypiu'rms Of confirmed t'' mp gu. sucl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
FOR SALE.

A NEXCELLENT ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A 4 octave, by Hayes tCO OF New York
Iin4 Piano ia nearly neW. tone, sws and
powerful, is a!toget .er y frat class lustru
nent-ar6 vail be sold 9 great bargain.
he price Of good Pianos has gone up IN
n~ensel, ,during the past two Years. aud IL
,or sssrsnce ,ef,ths increased tariff on the
npurtru ,maler.sls, is likely to keep ,upfpr
olns tiRe-This issA rare ,hsnce for any
ueto invest quickly deirscistiug green
Jacks, in an ,ArlIris thst cAnno ,deprec ate,
nd Of the purchase ofvhleh 'Aey will never
'eLeRt,
For farther 3irforAstIon, apply At che
Press Office, EataN.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
, 70 EAST FIFTH STRENV
PKIvArV, SECRET ANP ~VHnR~A
DIsEASHa

without tho uss Of Mssnury, without htadNsSreea Ses
Mes, aLc without fear vfdisooyeTy OF OxPcsaTs. NASAL
IosopS, such ~ arsenic, nuS yoTioep op'an, o. 80 .es~
sollons' No mercury nor any deadly alhsralA -Estk,s-
Vat purely Vegetable Botanical RenodLs ara uAad b -
scndorf1l BotauIc Physician Ms botauis ksasass
ls1rr yet failed u ere the most obstinate and 49,
lauaort M caSea, anG 70 remove ell nefrury - ~
,sruri,iss from tnv system VIA ~ -SIn N~AfS y
hisl. - HeiiceI JssrAi.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN "rSN
TSMPLATIN0 MARRIAGE

Hear what the Baltimore oorreapOad.at q ~ go
ALLOW, BOon'bOEs', NArylaAA. ~ y ths'ad-s ~
u Nay, 1850
N1meroub sures ofdissases oAnssdby saTy teAessueN
I I'll II nv duty, haTiuS q knoHieder oi tssA. 70 AaS
lhs fact, Believing thAtin doiag 70 Z nay y saRctnParfe
suHsring. ops case In psrtiealN- thAs 2 . IYAl =
y this s4y-is worthy q note. ~ -! eo"ons =
,hudder, and Aner Year, Of pGsfihgSn nd doctofias sE''E
m hopss Of recovery. He wishrd 70 uph1 ~ ~
t,nrIy beloved BY ~ swest = girl - go !lGPae ESQ
n ~ai,ctIop, hut he ws fearful, B~EvouA esd prcstnaNs
NJ dnred not we'd on aooount VI IN AatssFs1 Reb
r hI system. He sought relief at Tie haSAs = -
Ssnic Physiciau, And, Astonishing - 70 49, = -
bloom and ,igor q y:n,h r. s,t rI.s, =.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01

Il is estimated
that $4,000 per-
srn.'l annually
in the L. States,
with copsup p
lion, md profeS.
sor hlsr!y aayE
that t vast nun
bccpfthe,c "Ould
10 A.yel by the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Michigan Central Railroad.

Grcot Gatra. Roule 10 Asu York. Ner England
and The fanadds.
nNA AND AFIES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
4 18th, 1868, tra ns will leave tho Great Cen
trsi Union Depot, ioat Of LAKE street, IS follows
80 a Ii, Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
e3opm ioron. 4 45 pm Suspension bridge
405 m Buffalo 90 IN, Albany 5 45 m,
New York 9 30 m Bos on II SO q N.
S 40 m, sat lrdays eseep.ed. Arrive in Detroit
90 n, Toronta 4 - u Suspension Bridge
445 m, Buffald5 90 b ID, Albany 4S. New
York Il 50 O IN B9s on 90 IN.
10 90 m SATURDAYS anl Sunday 3 excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit 10 90 IN, Toronto % p m,
Suspension Bridge / 0 N, AibDny 40 %,
Nav York As p ID, Boston 5 OJp m.
C1nCin11ati Trains
(via Michigan Central r r.
Leave Chicago at 81 m Mail Train, 10 90 Fast
Express. The 10 20 N Train leaving Chicago
runs through to Cincinnati without change Of
Ruttan's Patent ventilating and Warming
Apparatus on Gil Cars of this Company. An elegant
Hmokers' Car with Euchre Tables, has lately been
added to day trains. Patent Sleeping Cars On
Light trains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale at oil principal Rail-
road Ofices in the W est, at the General Once,
corner Lake and Dc rborn Streets. (undsf the
fremont Hsuse,) Chicago. and q the depot.
r. N. RICE, General supt.
H.C. WENTWORTH General Wsstern Pass.
ant Ehir4 70. decS-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

New HOf0 0aRk0es
NEW Yon4, March 20.
C0TfoN.-Quiet at 7AQ75e.
F,ouH-Very steady. Se95@7 sS Extra state
81. .30@7. 40 X. II. O.
WHsAr-Market dull. el.6S@l66 Chicago
Spring 4l.SsGl.61 Aivsukss Club, $leS0L7a
Winter Red.
C0RH-3l11.
UArs-Dull. 81.
PoRk -Qsies. S72oo@2s.s5 mess. $sl@sl Is
old: 39.5e new.
LAnD-Stsady at 131<0l3H.
EWHIsKY-106
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

DAvsxPoRr BoYs.-Opr friend u.
Y. Ven Evrs has accepted leading position
10 the extensive reetifyipg hosss Of b. T
Crosksy 4 Co., Chicago. The sonssrs viii
fad him keen business man and great 49,
qaisitiop.
Jss J. Eisde has recently been tsndsred and
has accepted the position ofhsad book keeper
IN the great commission houss Of Underwood
4 Co., Chicago. Iths good position and
james 10 the lsd that can Gil Il.
Jsmse 5. Mseksnsie, formerly book keeper
In the State Bank here, IL head book keeper
Of the Fourth National Bank Of Chicago. and
is big hly esteemed by that soncera % most
acsivs and accurate book keeper and and -
valaabls acquisition to that Bank.
Col. Walters still dseorates the efiiss OF the
Trsm ont, and contributes greatly to the grand
success and far spread popularity Of that
splendid hotel The Colonel Is not msrrisd
vet. though runor Gays that be will ere
long circulate envelopes with cards for two.
Bob Psrkr is en- South Water Street head
and heels In the grain business, and seems to
be doing handsome business. He 10 enc Of
that class Of animals who cant be pushed
from the track go easily. Heis bound to pad.
die his own canoe.
Worthy Churchill, Webb washburn and
Others too nums sr QUE TO mention, are in good
positions Ia various branchss Of trade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE,
SNYDER e. WALTERS,
229 Broadway, New York.

Patent Soliciting HOusc and Patent
Commission icuse Combined.
GOLlCTlNG.-This Company will act as
- Attorneys for securing Patents for new inven-
tions in this Country aud Europe on the most
reasonable terms. Conduct Infringement Cases
and procure renewals o. Patents.
Oar Erhit.tioa Rooms and Selling Deplvtmfnt
We respectfully submit to the public that ours
is the only responsible soliciting House in the
World that has an Exhibition Room, snd an eff
cient and successful Selling Department attach.
cd. On Paten ,.ken Out by us we require no
advance fee fer selling.
We are in regu ar communication it'll upwards
Of $50 Patent sellers throughout tho country
who depend wholly tor the suppy upon US. Our
Exhibition Rooms (corner Broadway and Barclay
streets, in the very heart and ntef OF the city
are daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists aud
men Of Enterprise. seeking investments in vslp-
able Patents, for the purpose of re-selling in sub
divisions, while Others and heavier cap tai sts
always ready TO purchase "A usiul Patent aDl en-
gage il its lnanuiac are, and thus secure lucra
tive noaGpoy. jhese sources u demand that
are daily aasmenting are fully sufficient to ab
sorb the entire s'tppy ol Patents now being is-
sGed, MI iatr brlcGs.
GonsiSaiaents of Patents for sale are respect
rolly solicited. any information free. kcsonsi-
hie Agents wanted in every county and town who
have fixed places of busiDess-to each we will
pay so per quarter, a1d per cent. on all
aes. TO act as ouf tLts, Tor the expan4 iont
hour or mere yer Jay ct tho models of such pa
tents as may be Fiacea in their hands or seie.--
To good Statesmen who will give their whole time
to business, will pay s33 month. Al . travelling
agent. are wanted Ut fair salary.
Agents will oe repaired to give sone . satiefac-
tory security or depus8t the cost price Of models,
which will be refunded vixen returned. Addross
enclosine stamp:
SNYDER & VA TERS, No. 229 Boa way
REFERESCFs-We,t tne undersigned, doing bu-
sines: in New York City, DO authorize Joseph s.
Walters and g. II. Snyder, comprising the firm r
the National Patent clicc, t. refor to US, and we
believe they will conduct their business upon
strictly honorable p,.ncQtes.
[Sgned Aew York, FEB. 29th.
-Mckewan, Esq lnpor ,er, So Maiden Lane, n X
City. W y Taylor, Es4, Banker 7s Wall St. \
Y City. Chas H Voorhees,. Esq. Banker, As Pine
St, n City. Shepherd. Seward 4 Co, Imror-
ters, 2l4 Pearl ST, n Y City. John Wilmot, Esq,
Commission. 2 lowing Green, N Y City. John
w Kirby, Esq, Metropolitan Bank, los Broadway
N y City. II Arthur, Esq, British md American
Exchange Banking Corporation, SO Wall st, Y
City. II Dewes SIni,h. Ssq, Chemical Bank,
corner Of Broadway and Chambers st, n Y City.
.h15-an1Ew1v-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Hannibal 4 St. Joseph Railroad.

TN GOOD CONDITION, AID TRAINS ARE
runnlne daily, Fest snd West. for the transpor-
tetion Of pssseagsss s.d freight with care and
despetch. All kailrsoAs losaSsd east Of the Mis-
eiesippi River hsye direee eoaaestion With the +
81 Jo r B, OF it, Line = splenAid steam Pockets.
Tfs naaaibal & 3t Jeseph I x Lino OF Packets
on "a Nissouri River san daily, soath to Lssven-
worth, Parkviils, Qnisoafo, wy.ndesse end Kan
Plattonouth, Onshs, 81 Csensil Bluli.
Dsilv Maii Coaches sun h eoansction with
treino Of this soaA - I'll iopeetant towns in
Noethsr Missoafi asl 6oetnssn Ieva. Also to
lAwrsncs, 1opskAs vsst halsy aad Fort seots,
Oveslssd nkss Hsak Al Califorpia Mail
f,ssehes leevs daily. Tlns - OsavM City 8 day
Hslt Late days, - esAaeieeo 1S days.
Raass u freight slwsys - leg g ~ any oths,
seeo veilo.eh potroo sesss lasgsly u lnsai apce
Sss2SseSs CIa1sse - Iiee. e.-s..s-sas. - IN IA
ssV!1G 6R0ATs oso9 49, A1'9 Haan1bAl. N
3sG36l6soo5 Js66DsASt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

\ "Ta8. CHARTER AAEEDMENTs.-The
qusseion ,as to whether the charter Of this city
shall be amended as proposed In the proc
lation, SCENE to attract more attention among
the people than the election Of the city Off
oers. A strong opposition is apringing up
Men claim that thousands upon thousands of
the city's bonds have been bought up ~ some
Of our citizens at low fguse and they are
noe willing to countauce any sueh spsc ulation.
We find this fs. .ling growing ameng the pso-
pie every day. Let Ne reason the matter
II the debt is honestly due to A and A sells
to B, why should we not be as willing to pay
B sA7 Does the fact that A cold his bond
to for twenty cents on the dollar justify
reputation even were such course possible !
We think not. Bat make II appear that thsr e
is neither moral nor legal obligation to pay
the debt to the ORIGINAL holdsrs Of the bond
and wehardly think any one will get chance
to speculate much. The citizens have the
matter in their own hands and on Saturday
IL will be decided. Let each voter consider
we'll upon the matter before he votes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

Fine Lot and House for Sale or Rent.
nR. w. s. TREAT, OF LEOJ ARE, SCOTT
- County, lows, being about 70 emigrsts to
Nevads desires to dispose Of OF rsnt hts properly
in that oity com prising fine dwelling, splendid
Il loeeted--fins grounds, improved garden, COO.
tsinipe many fruit tsses, Ane barn. stab.s and
com medious outbbiidings. II 10 Asst-eiass place
soasine over 81, 90. but will b a very cheap,
or rented % 70 ssouahle terra. He leaves sbns
prae.ies that hs voald like y tafn Over into ~
'p'a''sss neeas. ApPs, !, ". rRr At, y. D,
ia11vs lsCiaisss lsuas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
RIVER ITEMS.

The favori.e Northern Line passenger packet
Canada, J. W. Parker, Capt.i Len. w. Eldred
and G. C. King, Clerks, will d,part for st. Louis
and way points tomorrow morning. Psssensers
and shiprers should bear the fact in mind, and
patroniss the Canada. No boat on the Upper
Mississippi is moro deserving Of It. For freight
or passage apply to r. N. Prettyman, agent.
The ct annel of the river between this point
and Dubuque Is clear of ice, and tbs mall pack
cts Bill Henderson and James Means will here
after make tri-weskly trips between the two
points. The Henderson viii leave tomorrow
morning. RM. Prsttyman, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
To the Voters Of the sixth ward.

Idii not see for, OF desire from the fret, to
be candidate for the office Of Alderman 10
the Sixth Ward. and recently learning that
shall be seriouely opposed by large portion
Of the voters Of the Ward. on account Of my
connection with the change Of the River road
running through East Davenport. For this
reason. and othsrs not necessary now to men
tiou, beg leave, gentlemen, to resign to posi-
ton ~ candidate for the office above men
toned, kindly thanking you for the honor
you wished to bestow.
= n CuuamuI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

Srs1xG SHowERs.-A delightful .pring
shower uoistensd the earth this morning and
sst The buds to swslling rapidly on the tfsss
The frost is ssstiag veil ont Of the grouad :,
and farmers sts rssunisg tbeir spring wsrk =
earneet,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

Gents furnishing goods, trunks, valis-
er, carpet and oil cloth sacks. IN great variety
st Krauss's. Also fine stock Of eustom made
ready -uads clothing. Store opposite the Ma
tional Bank.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Ar HoME.-Our respected fellow G

Ar HoME.-Our respected fellow cit
isen Gsorge G Arndt. cutler Of the l6th ILL.,
nois cavalry, is at home on . short visit to his
family, from Cumberland Gap. where he has
been for the past three months. He is looking
very well indeed and seems TO take 10 cam
paigning very naturally.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

Towx CLooK.-The clock removed
from the corner Of the marble bank, several
years ago, is about to be ssplsced by the of
ficess Of the Fret National Bank. This 10
capital idea, sDd will give great satisfaction 10
our citizens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

No 25 80 asres, all improved and IN Ter fence.
Ailes from the CITY wif e.ce lent house, % soo'ns
nd cellar woud house, wAsh house bars ~ oy ~
nj surV tn wells, IN, orchard OF 100 ,rees
spples, rear. aeaches ana ehefrias.l fFiSs s0so0'
tODO c;ass,, balance on a Term u years
No H. So sst.@, fenced. a part m qroved icing
mi Of Nnruaret Nuefs land, sajo hn6 Nj. on
sr'e place This pisoo IL admirably adapted for
s-deu or ra ,,cry, price u 5vo.
No Is ~ aeres 81 impIos.u nnu xn"ea =, sea r'~s
III, r. iso asres rinproved land near Durans,
90 per acre; cash, balance In hvs years ~ ten
m. 90 20 acres, S miles (. ON tie city. On the
nuh que road n.l i'm pro ell and u der feuOe, With
house apA steolu. P.i,e $lsoo, two-tnirds nsy re-
msiu for = tern of year- = sa,. the purchaser.
500 ssrss "a Lon !. an s.. s0 ana under
sspSeI IA ,.srae nor W 4 cott, t60 improved and
nn.i.r espce) with ht use Price u ~
~ ib q aerea III W. Had swnship, Ill In.
prov ID snd ani er fsaee; r 9. . sSsy ri u my..
..s.G sf Ono T. Aissis sipp X. is-auimproved J
ma. 1900 or viii bs erchangsd for property IN
r~ts Ne!ar ~ Johrs on clunnss
400 i. yos in Poweshiek Ccunty At - Per acre
ana Acres In Iowa County ut IS per scfs.
Sseo acre. in sioux ouaty at ~ per ecro'
1osS a,rss ui.y County a. 81 psr acre.
oso &c res IN Il ancoak G0pcty ri - per acfe'
1O,,O asres in " iuuebsgo County q - Ps1 sss'
1000 acres Ut 81 rs pes core
a.pOO acres ~ IS oents per acre.
aQv scros in Tama Iounty
SaO sores in Story County
1os acres in Winnesniek County At - per ecte
Sso .nree IN irundy County ct - per a-rs.
sn0 acres in butler County at 81 ~ per ao:e.
SoOO ,oros in Mower county, Minnesots, ut $3.o
Ak .crss il Houston County At $3.50 per acre.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

FoR SALE.-A valuable farm Of 100
acres within miles Of Davenport, Scott Co (.
railroad rons through . portion Of It. and a
con,iderabls portion under cultivation. Sold
TO settle an estate. Apply at this Office.
mol 25eoG4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28


Asa M s . - -
Great Broad Gauge Donbe Track and 7ttssraa'
Rosie, 70
New York, Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore. Har-
risburg and ali Eastern Cities, carving the
Great Through Unised States Nails.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK OR
Il Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West, viz the Lake shore Railroad, also from Sal
amapca on the arrival OF trains via the kew
Broad Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway
from Cleveland. O.. gviny Passengers the ad
vantage, from Dunkira er Buffalo. 90 from Cleye-
land, o., OF q Six Foot Gauge. combining ease
aud comfort without change, in Wide, Roomy
Palace Cars, direct 10 New York. A perfection
attained by no other route,
FOR FREIGHT
between all points Last AMI West, our facilities
are unrivaled. Forming close and reliable con-
nections at Duntirt AMI Buffalo with Western
roads, and at Salamanca with the Broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Weston Railway, By which
routo there is no transfer between New York and
C velard.
EXPRESS Freight TRAINS leave New
York daily for all poilts in tina West, making as
Quick time ard as low by any 9th er route.
Far Frelgh or Passage inquire at all the prin-
cipal Offices in the W est and At 81 Clark street,
Chicago, $40 Broad wy, New York, and % South
Street. 4. X, New YORK l5 -tats Street, Boston.
CHAS. MINOT, sAen1 Sup't.
T. :. SPaAoER, Western Agent,
b. w. BLAvcHARp. Gem Freight Agent.
W K, H.aR, General Tick t Agent: dec23
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

THEATRIcAL.-"From Seven the Up.
isst." is ths title Of . very pretty comedy
produced At the German Theatre last night. In
On excellent n amer, and to large aud sp-
prsoia.ive audience. Tonight the bsautifal
pay Of "Alpsnte aig' will be repeated Tor
the last time
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
THE CITY.
A beautiful residence on Brady street
for ssIs By I. W. Harrison. Lssg Agent.

The ladies have found out that the
best plses to purchass spring styles OF dress
goods. clcaks. ETC.,. u at Kshos / Carbart's.
opposite The LsClsira Houss. Call and exsm-
inc ths latesk arrivals.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
Id. CHuRCHILL.

THREE FAST MEN.-This splendid
protsum speciality 10 10 be produced at Me-
sropolisan Hall this evening. In addition to
Mrs. Epgiish's Ravels. Mr. o. B. Brace and
Mile Aubrey will appear in favorlts chArae-
tsrs. Several ama,ures and professionals are
announced, and the result viii no doubt be .
GROW ded house.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
PERsoxAL.--The many acq aaintances

PERsoNAL.---The many acqlaintances
and frisnds Of Capt. Ash. who spent few
months in our city !sst fan and winter, will be
glad 10 learn that he still exists. We met him
yesterday in Chiesy O. en- route for Washing
ton, where he has been assigned TO duty in
the Cavalry Bureau. The Captain is in excel.
lent health and spirits.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28
A Nrw DRnss.-The DEMocRAr +

A New DREss.-The DEMoCRAT =
Nrws proposes to dresa up In becoming style
this epring, and to that end We have par-
chased aad have commenced receiving In
voices of type snd material from New York
aod Chicago Fossdriss. for an entirely ss~
drsss for our paper. We have reason to be-
lievs that our pa,rsns viii not Be st I'll sosry
o. that account. bat on the contrary will b
greatly pleased With the arrangement. To do
this nsssssssily ineurs heavy billsof s1psass.
II view Of which ws trust the publie will e.
tssd . liberal patronage 70 enable ~ 70
.stand the prssurs." The material will af-
rive in ssasos 70 enable - 70 pat on this
drsss abost shs middle Of next week. We ere
alse making large additions 70 esr stock oI
jobbiug type and mstsrisl. which will enable
Mr. Burdits 70 iaprovs greatly spoa HE al
rsddy popular style Of printing. Our mer.
slpsls snd bsaipess nsn geaerally will sosfs'
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THE MARKETS.

Davenport uasket....Daily Report.
Oryyos % I'm Dan. 3 News,
Wednesday, March 23.
WH8AF-9009S.
CoRN-S09 90.
OATS 80.
BARLAY-9l lo0l -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

NEc RssAnY SrEP.-In other cities
y ere casss Of small.spox are known to- eA"'
the authorities provide that notice OF the eA.
etsnce Of that fearful mslsdy shall be posse"
upon the front door Of the house in which the
Individual lies sick. We ere requested 10
saention this matter and to urge upon the
gentlemen composing the Board Of Health o
this city to take paine to ascertain the place
where the diDssse exists AID properly lsbe'
the hcuee 90 shat citiseus may avoid the dan
ger OF catching the diseaee. We trust tht
Board will mot fail to examine into tho plar
mentioned. There are considerable number
Of cases in the city. and the people ought TO b
fully warned Of its particular locality.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-28

Auction sale, at 10 o'clock on Tuee :
day morning. March ~ Thin "Ssrgsnt's Row.
on 9th street between Perry and Rock Island
one elegant mahogany armor with mirror
doors. one mshogsny msrbls-top sideboard'
vsvst chairs, gilt chioa-ware. bedding. issth-
ers, blsuksts. comforts. psrlor stove, and eth.
er articles. Van Tuyl, suctionser. d2t.
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K +. q 4 > TIE R,

FoR THE WEEK BINDING MARCH n, 1868,
Cy MeteosologicatO ssdcssAs division
Of the Smiths sonian lnstitwtion, made at Griswold
College, BY JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, Latitude, Al 80
North Longitude, ! 3.SS Wes; Hsightabess tie
nAn. TAT feet. s.4s1s 81
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TaANKs.-We are greatly obliged to
our friend o. 8. MeNisl. Esq, for . brses Of
splendid canyas-bsek duoks. which with many
o,hsrs his unerring piece brought down 10 the
region Of the 'Dosis. Mac reports game abun.
dsut in that locality. He and Aessrs. Sears
and Rambo collected oil they could bring
away In very short time. Among the tro-
phies OF this hunt are splendid pair Of swan