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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10

says:
In hogs the market has been unusually
actives and prices have further advanced
25@35c D 100 ms on yesterday . a tons.
Receipts during the day were very light.
nearly atl the trains being delayed BY the
recent snow storm. Entered sales during
the day i3 600 head, At Sl0@ II 40, chiefly q
$40 SOC ~ IS d 100 tbs.
In beet Cattle the market continuesouiet.
although there has been q slight Improve.
ment ia the demand to-day. Receipts are
light, and consist principally Of interior
grades OF stock. Entered sales at the Va
rlous yards !. 444 head, at 8 l24G6, chiefly
At - 5O04 50 p 100 lbs.
LATEK-ln the afternoon the provision
market continued buoyant and under an
active inquiry for prime meas pork prices
advanced Soc above the extreme QUOTATIONS.
on Change, with sales of2 500 bbis ia three
lots At va, closing very hrm at that price.
Lard Was In active demand al 2l3c. with
sales OF 200 tierces city steam at that price.
and 500 tierces do. on p. {. Sweet picked
nams were In good demand and arm, with
sales OF 100 tierces city 1t l74c.
The following table l. from the Cinc.n-
nati Price Current of Wednesday:
The receipts Of Hogs during the week by
nh - -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10

RIVER 1rEMs.-Tho river II on the rise
! and b 6lied with floating ice. The Times
n.y. the present stage Of waterat Dubuque
Il the highest known since the middle OF
lane. H. Brinkman, of Dubuque. suffered
recently by sinking the loss Of . datboat
. I'd valuable cargo.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10

! STOW. Uncomfortable snow fell Tuesday
aaernoon, and in twelve hours mercury
n from 2se %. Yesterday morning all
insure was wrapt in robe ofpurest white,
and although the sleighing was not the
bot, it was considered by many good
cough t. commence with, and for the first
tine this season was heard the merry mu-
IL Of the sleigh bells along our Streets
Although cold, yesterday was beautiful
F4sse S+s - s75- y
!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10
ESTRAY NOTICE-Iight Brin

~ Gov. Taken up Nov 2lst 1884. by 3eoe.e
islifie, ct his residence in Pleasant Grove Town
ship, Des Moines County. Iowa, the followire
years old. marked with hole il each ear: ~
nOle torn out Of the LEFT ear. Appraised Al ~
BY Henry StrothmAn and Henry Rif1ie. an ~
list day Of November, 1884. before B Carter r
r., Dec LIST, 1891 WIN CARRETsT' -
dec9-ws County CLERK
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-10
Total decrease.

Short this year for packing 100 .928
shipments. 42,45i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
An Americas Lady nt the French
COurl.

Tho E-onarcs .,d a,......... =. =. :. = a. -....
l. 80. a'iu ''up'ess .'o' 'un,r,queN
y y1.aaa,,sd -, ~ t"1k " po.sups SeS'uen'A'y
80, ,,a.,, - l .',ie '9eun 70 lner i ni'ls'
49,. p,os - 'uaAg nun ~ mem, snu some
an,on, s ,ha ~. o. I ~, ieHousy ~ 80 Cg' uo,ng'
49, ,n' H. '," sas 70 'ne Sour',
- e'vn , w." pGns 49, ,soA ouls,ue u'Vs' .,s'
Con-, h..a'a ~ .ue .nIe' e,roIs ~ '''s
4y,a,;asa w ,L.,tn, Hue pi'sueu .,,.
H., '''e " w'Is " Il
a,,,;a u ,s' u,"s u'.Sens .,, Splce, Vefy
Sai" .eP,n ~"S =, rsuSerlo.y euS sP,euu'u
80 ~ ,h, F,,s ~ sum, auu very merry PaI'
r;,,s,s -, ,b aparlnsn.s rev
sns das g 'na nosts 'sn;., 1nu snelr guests
la 80. " :" oe u's.e "''1e supPe., lnls
nsr on Ue n az ~. i E, ."u parI. ur.ng 'ns sup
mIlv 10 ,so.a n osI -. ,aues ~ uessn p,Ay-
;n H., ~ -. Ls'S III n1s ualI, uee,1r'
w - I'..e .oau SVeu s'Sw sueu
NN'N '""b mass " iuatVoua hblii auu lnNluug
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
ADvMnTIaINo RATES.


which place we urriyed about o'clock p NJ 4.
In two honrs We shall leave here again and TO
night be- on The Mediterranean Sea, aud to-
morrow noon in Florence While sitting at
a window ia my room IN Genoa, ! had Cue
view OF the harbor, and could see thousands
OF vessels at anchor, commercial and war yes.
sells Of all nations, among them some belong
ing To our own country, with the Star Spaug led
Banner at their mast head This is most
beautiful city, and could be compared to an
American seaport, we're il not for the great
number Of priests, and very narrow streets,
into some Of which tho rays Of the sun never
penetrate, and through which no wagon can
pass We visited to day the palace Of one Of
the mobiles Of this rich old city, and were con.
Quoted by one Of his attendants through the
different apartments, which were furnished
with the greatest taste and displayed a vast
amount OF wealth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

MS called and gotons dollars worth u
TWELVE ORNT sUGAR, AT 1INICK's.
The hicest kind. s.s
Mrs. B.gos enc dsuAr's worth Of the incest kna
F0uRTEEN cRNr SUGAR, AT MINIoK's
Mrs. O got one dollars worth Of the oAOices, quail.
n SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR. AT MMoR's,
Me- b. says that he got tho sost quality Of greea
m RIO COFFEE AT }, A. MINtCKs,
Thai he ever dDnk, and Ma y. says she 90, tAs an
GREEN rKA AT J. A. MIHIcKs.
Whheovor body calls gots some OF that excellent
BxoELsIDR SYRUP, AT !. A. MINIoK.
Mr., N. says he purchased ahAlf barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A MlNf0Kp,
Deodadly the beathe ever used while the supply OF
NO. MA0REREL, AT ia. MINIOK'a.
Both TOR size and quality, cannot be excplsd in This or
anv other market.
He invites - q oaII a his establishment aud in.
pect hia stock ~
OHOIOE DRIED FRUIT,
C0FFBEs AND TEAs
SUGAR OF ALL KIHDa,
And the largest and variety Of Grooeres 10 We seen
in the city HIS large Establishments on the.
Cornsr 0g Market and Jpners0n sts.
Nulb9 Man aa....L
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

VIM wensthen and " W stewart, Dayton, George l.
Boyer, MamlHburg Stoc siaeer, unioni O AndeT-
son, centervillei Myers, New Lebanon u Jaoksoa,
Chambarsburn ID Bauer, Harrisburg ID Divine,
JohusVilei Arnod Lin her Outh Arlln gtOni Acob
Smser West hatimorei kookle 90, oarmant0wni
hurplY Nandanai II Nlekols, Lioortyi p kees,
tAfInersvtll III HtverinR Hon, Saieni W Pyfmont
Williams awansr. west Rslhmore Parker. Bro, a
coi faFkerabNnG aud by DriRgsts and Merchants
gensraiy the Valtsd States and Oenadas.
aulidiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
PhIIanIhropy FerOcIOus.

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Providence Post
furnishes the following tboughie on this sub.
ject
ave have no right to expect perfection Nn
this world but we have a right 10 look Tor
consistency, so says Hannah Moore Now
there is one singular thing, connected with tbs
abolition efforts, that deserves notice, and
goes lar to shake our faith in the philanthro
pie and benevolent feelings generally suppos.
ed 70 influences the eman cipationisls and
that Is, whenever the milk Of human kindhssb
is poured out upon the negro, thers is q cor.
responding out porinK of vengeance upou
something else like The Crusaders of old,
whose zeal for the recovery OF the HOLY Sc.
pulehre was only equalled by their feroeity
towards the Turks and SAraoens f
And II iA worthy of record that the Nation
al Assembly, when first moved by bowels of
compassion to liberHie the slaves at ST. Do
mingo were dragging to tho guilluiina all that
was deeentand respectable Ia France. Aud
so it will be found, in evesy place, and among
every people that has undertaken the business
of emancipation, that there is 1t ihe same
time an equal degree Of venom poured out
upon something else
Even their elereymen, forgetting the holy
preeepls OF peace and good will TO aH maa-
kind, while pleading for the liberty Of the
slaves, is pouring out the walls Of his wrath
apon all who do not think as be does, or are
wiling 70 90 70 the same length in no meas
nFed terms Peace is the last thing they de,
sirs. ''Csy havoc and let loose tie dogs OF
war, Is not enough iOr them they want 10
see Death tgdrroAts sigAed, and traitors
swinging on the rallows before they die, and
d is hard 10 imagine which Woald give them
the greatest delight the freedom Of the slaves,
or the massacre Of their masters, often Old
friends and acquantances, TOO. Their very
hensvolenee has something 40 larocieus In Il
As 70 be perfectly irghliuL
Now this is q glAring inconsistency that
must strike every rejecting mind No man
eao make Us believe thai Il QUE does pot love
his nelghboe vhom he hath seen, he eau love
the negro whom he hath not seen th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
By the Way, Have You Heard
ae the Newsf a'H

[ \ .aftin D. A. MlNIOk. klo4a
HAS received his new Spring Stock, large, we'll Sc
I1Nectod aud Of the best quality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
ppelng gOusr.
7LOst,

I OsT-kll persons are hereby cautioned against
~ negotiating fora note drewn ~ me, dated Febru.
ary T. 1884, for four hundred and twenty-five dollars
and ten cenie Cstsl i0l, thirty days. and payable At
lr.t National Bank. ulnolnnRt, 10 The order OF o.
Rowland, sad note has been losi, and al pers0ns
are eaatoned net 70 parohass OF receive che eime
nga John A AfNlCK.
Mr. JOHN 4. miNIoK' The note alluded to above
never reached me by mail or otherwise, and q 40
loHger sslid sas'nat you on my aeeonnt; u,
o,DciSoah. FosIaary 10, isst 'etiaif '''f'D' 2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
DlssoIutiOn.
DISSOLUTION.

TIIHR 90 .partaership hssetOfore eKiatnF Miller A
ChA.oh, in the Merchant Tailoring Bnsiness was
dissolved by mutual consent on tla hrBt day u Feb
ru,ry instant The books are IN the hands OF Henry
Miller who will continue the bus Al the old stand
Huston Building, corner Third hud jefferson streets
Those Who have claims against the firm will present
them lor payment, and those who Hre Indebted TO the
nrm are expected 10 call and sattle their Rccounts
sthoat delay, a. the business must b. close,l
HENRY MI LRR,f
fe3daW j. s. CHARCH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
Go=partnrrsbip.
OO.PARTNERsIIIP

FINAE undersigned Save this day formed . CO part.
i nersiip under tia name aud Arm Of BlkEENE A
NfXON, Tor the purPoese Of transactug Nv Whoieaale
and Retail Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business,
Al the old stand Of w q. Dresne " Msin street. op
poste the Cour House, where they would h. pleased
10 the o.d friends OF IN. house, and many
ones a. may favor them with = cat, ~ L .rlr fs
M WILLIAM q RREENE,
rrni ,,4t ANDREW O. NIXON. y. a,
Dayton, February /. IB6i-fet tdaaWl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
AIoyaI Editor.

Soma time ago, the editor Of the Cleveland
Herald procured An appointment from Gov.
erRor fodiio visit and Inspect the Ohio troops
on The Gulf He took pleasure excursion
70 Washington, Fortress Monroe, Charleston
and intsSior landings, rstarned aud recently
submitted bis report covering two pages OF
toolseap, and conveying the Important infor-
nation that the Ohio troops were in good
condition on the lat OF January For this, he
received several ,housand dollara. Isosal
man He isa lair specimen Of majority Of
the vigorous war advocates Who stay al h6me
70 rob the government and blab iheir patriot.
sm from store boxes, on the corners aud 10
iadmirins croWds in pnbllc places
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
NlphoINterp.
oHAIlLIts RAsonKK,
GENERAL UPHOLETRRER

OHIO BLOCK, TlitRD. STREET. iMR. slrrRII.,s
OLD STAND DAYTON, OhIo,
A Ill kinds ef uphnisserng, tuch ~ SOFAS, chairs,
"a stools, MAtrAssea. .4c.. done 70 order Cafpolscut
AID httad, window ourtaine hunf md an kinds OF "a
padna done ~ the shorsat notes snd most rsesopA,
RgTSssss--Mayos 0aisspis aaa Bssnsg, HarkstA
20 M M 1l rUrHl aale
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
&rorerlGs, &r.
E.O'nniES NJ O'BatVH.
EDWARD O'BRHaSN a BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
uG sTafTf ave INrearnRs o. u if 9IlIe
Hrandtes, wines, otns, oiEars, and Irish
snd scotch whisky,
Ass DaALHHs tE "a
DOH 1tlO wines and LiquoFu.
tl 4.sEa ls4ttHs AtSs. .a .NU.e
Age IS for Sale OF Pure Bourbon whisky,

70 aeI secsnd streetl DaFteni One
llEG leave most respectfully 10 acquaiut their Gus
ID toners and the community generally, thet they
style OF ". o'BRlEn A BROTHER, for the purpose
Of carrying on the vholoEala grocery, liqusr cigar
and tobacco business In Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
stand Of e. o 'Bren, No, 3OI second street EIi
Having ample means to enable NJ b. purchase goods
from the hast houses m New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, aud having had hteen Years experience
IN the trade, hold 0ui tho best Inducements 60 our
old customers and oil others who may be kind enough
60 purchase from Us
M rBRIEN, late or the ar. Of o'Bren Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his time and attention TO
please all those who may come 10 huy At this we'll
known House, and y. O'BRIEN, will treat the eonl.
nnnity better, " possible, IN ever before Both Of
rs Zee very grateu for past Y0rs aud earnestly So.
hcitR Siiafc OF your futnro patronage uutDdnwtm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
Arplr ms oFrlcs, Iowa,
nAs A;nlNxs. Feb. |, ls6i.

Il IA hereby ce.tifed, that % the af I
dav Of Fehrusry, 1854. svoru ssatemeot sss dlsd
Il ,h,, soilce, saoSiug the cocdition u tue
Lamar Fro iusarance Compans:. located at
City, in the State OF NV ior on the
aret dsy Of Jauusry, A. D., 1864 u accordsnce
,-sth I urovisOn Of an Act VI the 0snerai Assem-
Ne 81 the Sac Of Iowa. entitled ian Get 10 re-
iasi,u % lusa,asce Co0osnies." approved Jsnu-
~ aS IA. 1857, Asl an Act amen aatory thereto.
eduroved rssr iar. Sth, 1883, end an Act in role
eicn tn lie insurance Csmpsoiee, apps0ved
nsr i7sh, 1855; thst said s.sssnsss snoss
80 saiA l,enpaay 10 possesssd Of eAe rec -
s.oan, oei sepisai aai invaarsd - required BY
Authority isAasssfss s;sss 20 sss sb.se sar.
- Como ~ - ts4esGss ths sapPUpsi.ts ssi-
- "a ius1sahes ID sAis stsss. 70 ssScrtsses
sith ths y - sArssse satii the sslss day Of an
4! Z slso csruo.S, shat jobs L Swits And " 2
HiAder. of Dassopest, hes bssa daily sPpoanted
81 ~ Ceuea thsts lAufsl Aseees aad Asscs'
ss,s for theOaaees o. rsstt, With tusl power q
eake risk c 10 -assass thstsis ecd TO- sckao~l.
I~s .srvaeo of psooee 80 provided ~ lsw. epoa
~ -. - = u1sS s5as1s dIlsssse Ossssyl
- ,fes ~ OoupoUvbs efA Athsst1yel
.."s a. sS.s~ ~ o0SsaS q - fslsAss sssst1Ad
~ - ~ Il uus end correct eSp3 u
- ~ q go iSsAsstsS u aAdsvit sad
ssAsas'sc9 a y .s.-ss e. - -. ~ g.
- u tesS1eey ves4 :. e.se Il. =.
~ ssas - ~ 49, - eeee.e ~ y 80 e
empo1e1seaAo1f SxSs -
IS 60 1M1 dszcs 81 ~ s*k kees :
IL -sxi41s .als4 o. Az n
o1f& L. lc1e n Z. y sa2s s12
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

Gentlemen who consult good taste
anj economy viii find it to their interest 70
call at Kraure's and examine his stock of eloths
clothing for spring wear. No concern 10 THE
CITY turns out better fite or give. greater gen
sral rs'isfao,ion han does Krsuse. opposite
the NAtioual Is nk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

Double house, southeast cor. Rocf Island and
1lth streets P.ce- $500.
Double house on llth street, second east Of
Rock I.Iand street. Prise-$l. 90
double house west side Perry street., corner Of
17.h Prc,-S3,5O0. Two thirds may rem ain on
mortgage 1t per cent.
New frame h use on Brady street, "a genteei
Residercr) Price s 500.
Frame hou south sidc Third street, orc mile
west Of Br.iv street. Price-$l 500. 1wo-
thirds may remain on interest at q per cent.
Valuable house with lx acres II land. we'll
stocked with fruit of oil k'nds, With = able, oar
riage and WOO h .uss, COW stable. wagon shed,
cistern, two W lis, posture. orchard and grove
the VII Die pi,se well fenced aai in perfect order
and repair. Price IS 600
Erams hous. east side Ripley street. between
Let and 2l streets, with lot SO by 90 feet. Price,
81 500
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

REcRUIre.-TLis hss b. en- great day
Tor recruits. Several .quads irOm dubuque
Burlington and Ostum~ . hsve arrived, nun.
bssing 10 all 1853. and have been muetered 10
by Col. G'isr ana qusrtered al Camp AcClsl-
Ian. 1his locke more ike business and lees
like draft
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

ANOTHER FINE 1 ukCBAss. a. G.
font. lyios soash " tns -qaires property il
E.H Dsvsppor. This is foe piece Of real
estate. and will cone de, b. v.ry ,s.uate
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

New Ork Market.
SEw YoRx. Feb 10.
Cor~os at 3o9Slc.
oua-5@lo. lower. Se.62Gf 50 Extra state !:
81 IS nj .25 X. II o. tE@&
@e.AT-ila2, lower. &l.546l 81 Chicago
Spi.ag; 81 510I.b3 Milwaukee Club, $l.64 q l.67
" Winter knd.
ti,oRN- 81 ,27G5l % in store.
uATs--t',im. ylLM93.
PoRS Qniet s2l 62@2o Is mess. s1a020.75
old % IS asw.
L,so -teads at 1lH1l2A.
MuisEY YuW9,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

Turs AND Thar. - Those who vel

Tuls AND TnAr. - Those who were
going TO 60 out 10 Idaho. will be taken sbseh
when they learn that Gov Stone has sltsred
bic mind from what Il vac on the I'd inst
when he wrote to old Abe There ~ill BE- nc
draft in Is~a. You snalI have oar quota
without H." .sS@1 .s9oaG~
| I'VE are comma Father Abraham,
Five, ,busdssa thousand aors..ss ,s8g
Now be says:
~ fo,bia AlI cisizsss Of Iowa removing be.
yond the 'inits Of The State bsiore the l0,h
day Of March next"
Nov. il this modern IN bsstes il rura there
is TO bs 20 draft and that I'VE are ccrSine-
five tundrei thoosAnd more" and narya coz
script emons we" What does be forbid citi-
Il De from leaving tho State fo,l We are think
ing. Govsrnor. that god will not be 81 uniu.
portant item oos OF ,hess days-eyen If i, 10
NO, jns, nov. aud that . hundrsi thousand
spen taking out gold out 10 Idaho. are serving
their souotry shout - much ~ they could iu
any other occupa ton. Say. Governor. had.'t
you better mske 1t rule no. to trag befor.
you get ont Of the woods1 Had you Issued
your proclamation on the ~ da, Of February,
and kept your mouth shnt until the 10Th of
Msrch, then perhaps you could. with credit 10
yourssif and to lowe citizens, have raid,
"We are with yoa, Father Abraham,
Five hundred tr ousand more"
Thai would have been bslter, Governor,
don. you see?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY.
JOHN 1. SW1TS 4 Co.,
JOHN L. swrfs, RItnARD BILL. M. ?. KtDDas.
NlcxoLL's BLOCK, CUP sriIRs.)
SEcOND S1hEhT
Improved 4 UniWproved Farns.
CB1 n LOTS,
Dwelling Hpuses And Stores,
0OU0G1T, AOL - A ND l. AsED.

JOHN /. snIrs, nlenAnp slLL. sa. .. slppae

vOA ACHES Mar wALC TT, imrrov-
lSOsa End uadef i,nce,> with kous. Price
81 2VU.
ia zero, I miles frcm the city, on Dububue
road, Improved end under tente. ~iib h,use
and orchard. Tbis IL Inows as the Grant 7 IrD
Prise -t4 900.
~ a,rs- o. the Iox, City ~, d. three miles
west Of brsdy Street. all npr'v std under
fence, sith good house s rooms end cellar well
bern, grain birs COW houy.s. wagon thed aud
100 sruit trees. Price-$i 200.
40 scs In Winfield township, all improved
ana under fence. Price $3.50.
loo .ers, in El,ar coan y. H., 10 n''c' north
Of the Ohio Mississippi rsilroad- min p'oved.
Price $500. Or viii be OK ,hangs1 for party
10 scott, Cedar N Johnson Couolies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

The place to buy durable ard COM
Portable fitting boots and shoes is s.. Child
\ Co. This concern mae connection with q
Boston House, that ii ls It's orders With the
very bee, quality Of goods-.qaal to custom
made. Mr Chiid variants every article be
sells % be just as repres ented, and il the con-
trhry is shown you alsaya get y.ur money
ack. Go aud zee HE stock beiure purchas-
,nx else where.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

Day BoARDEks sNAKtED.--Al limited
number Of dsy bosreers can Le sccommo-
dated by calii"g ~ the fret door from the
esrrer Of Sixth ami M.i.e,t. ests. west side.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

Cl,aks, cloaking goods, muslns, fan
dsIs. checks and stripes. essemstes. ss,inst.s
and nois-ry'of every KIDD ss Kshos 4 Car
hsr,'s opposite The e Care House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

Tue moral aspect OF affairs is improv-
ios 10 our sity. squire Whe-'ef has beer o,t
OF business nearly a whole we.k.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
d 1 q %.

Ia Ia anutor, Mass i, Feb 6th, 1864. Hon. MARcUs
MORTON, rx Governor of MASSACHUSETTS, ngod 50
ears.
Tue decsassd- wss f.thcr-ln-ias Of Bishop
II. W. Lee and Hon. George n French. Of his
city; .hsso eeotlsmeu being married to hie
dsuyhtsrs, bosn OF Who. %, v,ve their honor
% .reot, and are res:dsnte Of Davenport.
We remember the uams Of no m.n who
longer or more isithfsily served the people ,t
the state Of n Massachusetts in high and honor
ID rosi ions than did Msrcus n rton. At tn
srrly sgs Of twsoty-six yss's bs vas chosen
Clerk Of the Massachusetts, Senate when thir>
tv-tvo yssrs old he vas shoseo R.pres-nts
tiss to Congre,s. which position he GI'sd 9TH
bsco. ..,iog honor and 70 the perfect acesptsbii-
,tv o; HE eonst tuents fse two consecutive
terms 10 1928 he vss . member Of the STATE
Executive Csascil. he ~as elected Lieu sss>
cot Gsvssoer 10 ls24. aod, ws bsiisss. became
ac,ieg Governor short time afserward- IL
eons~q hence Of The death Of 0ovsraor Custis
W. believe ne vas ai,o cas Of the Jajgss Of
the supreme Court ct that State for uumber
Of yeas Hsvss Lac sssoding candidate o.
the Democracy Of Massachusetts, tor, ss think
6is,sa esns. svtivs sears. sud ~As elected 81
the ssd Of - ties ~ majority Of e"s ovs'
Rlssrd E.ers.t The Whie sasdi@ate. This Il
The most reoarksbts run On resofd. Seven
years previous - this eIsssiso. iD lS4a. th'
people failing to make ehs'esof Governor
10 We slee.ed by she Lssissstsss By usjor'
isy of oss. lo The ysar ls4s be sAs sppeiotst
by President Pott, Collector II the port o
l3.stos. III -
a Hys,s.s ss sssi~ieasN4aftoss soeiassy 81
resa % i'is.i!y As pslltislesyaats sostA
nssssss was serapslously Srrighs. geo. ross
| fsssh ~ hueosbsd tlhnsDs d slsss0 ~
\ - ~ Re hssdsd devs = pes!qe'ty -. oesl
pSsioe ssssss,i.ss 8 ssis 4 : ttss'bsJ. ~
J, -lsss ss49a6sls6 DpesssgatAs !! 81 h. Hes!.
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TT lamb v hich H., X tie frst premism
Al the Vermont STATE Feir, has been sold TO
James Pulsford, OF Lick.ina coub.y, Ohio,
fpr $1,000
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Proposed Beuefit to MILE Zee.


DAvsSPoRr. Feh'y l7th, 1854.
MILE MARIE ZoE,-We the undsrsig gn ed
having witnessed your chaste aud beautiful
performs sl ces, and your ardnous eff,rte to
pissss tAe 20 rons Of the metropolitan Thea
ire, das.sg y.ur short engagement here, are
desrous of testify ing our regard and esteem
for you as an artistic and lady.
We rru'd respectfully tender youa
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT,
TO take place any evening you may think pre-.
pc, to dsaigpate.
From your friends and admirers,
II. p. FvASs,
A. CAMPBELL.
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WV. IL RKxrsGrcs,
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l.. 3 MAsrS.
fRAnc1s Il. INPgy,
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X. SAErBAA,
AsD MANY OTHERS.
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FRANZ pL.UMER.
ix. II. cane DOR.

: TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
4 aud Nosay Public. 0ifics 10 LeCiaire Block
davenport Iowa ins2-du
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The Hon. b. f. Cue, Senator from
Scott county, going int the pe~-psp.r tu-
sinsss-hsving purchased The For, Dodge Es.
psbIican. Gas. Il. sassas AA:s step, 10 unquse-
donably IrsPssiog himself for the next Re
publican Congres.ional candidate fer the 9Th
District.
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