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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

A correspondent Of the Boston Her.
aid, writing from the United States ship
Cansndaiyua, describes the occurrences
connected with the sinking OF the cor
vette llousa'onic BY a rebel torpedo on
the evening Of the l7th ult., in Charles-
ton harbor. At a quarter 10 nine O'Clock
. long object, just on t. 9 edge of the
water, was discovered as.ern OF the shin.
10 an Instant the cable was slipped, the
alarm sounded, aud ali hands beat to
quarters, tut, before the ship had made
any head way. The torpedo exploded un-
der her starboard q,a,ter, making a
IN at tr'gh'tnl report The propeller was
broken OFT, the stern was torn t. pieces.
and the ship sank rapidly in less than
eight minutes from the time the torpedo
machine was first seen. Tue vessel sank
in six hathoms Of water. The writer
says:
"As she began to sink, the most
frighttul scenes we're witnessed. Men
with nothing but their shirts on we're
seen struggling 10 the waer, officers
were trying to get the boats loose, while
others we're mounting the rigging Three
boats were finally unlashed aud these
were sent 10 rescue hooe 10 the water.
As soon as Capt. Green, of the Can
anda'gua, got the news, be at once
ho'slcd gnals Of distress and cane 20
our assistance, Anu 10 three hours after
tie attack on the Hou.atonlc all hands
that were saved we're safely transferred
to that ship, where they received eve,v
attention. Subsequently portion CT the
survivors were Transferred to the Wa
bash.
The Honsstonic is a total loss. All
hands lost all they possessed, money.
Clothes, etc. In TACT, many of them, io-
Guiding some Of thu officers, went on
b1a d The Canandaigaa 10 . naked state.
A sad incident Of the disaster is the los
OF Ensign tiszeltioe, Of Concord. N. II.
~. Muzzey. Captains clerk. John vii.
liam QuA'term .ster, and John Welsh.
c,Al beaver, of Bos on, who we're drown.
ed. The 'dore Parker (colo,ed.) who
was on the lockout directly where tho
ship WAS struck, was blown into tho ar
and instantly k led.
ut is feared that many o,bers If tho
vessels on this blockade will follow the
fate OF the lIousstonic. 1t ia well kpovn
that the rebcs have six or eight more ,f
these internal machines ready to pounce
upon the feet.
"She cannot be raised, as her stern ia
completely blown of, clean to the ward
room hatch. She va. loaded d ,wn with
Goal and provisions, which will be total
loss. M.nv of the Survivors had quite
large sums OF money laid away to send
home ny the next mail. The loss TO
them Is severe"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Soldiers Attacking n .'efe0celess Woman
and school Child,en


On Monday last the township of Isa-
bel, IN this county. was the scene oil one
OF those lawless raids known only 10 this
land under the Lincoln despolsm. Eight
or ten soldiers in two horse wagon.
were passing through the tow nship, and
at the Otto School House they found
the little children erj yin g Themselves at
play during the noou recess. The child
'co out Of doors at tho time of this oc.
corrence we're all small ADD were ;oed
between sx and twelve years. Tn
soldiers At frat, Tor one or more OF them)
hurrahed for Luooln or somett ing s,,ni
Lar, and one little boy, ap IT from hi.
school mates, replied by hurrahing tor
Jet. Davis. The wagon was instantly
stopped, and one of the soldiers drew
his revolver and fred it twice at the
group OF children near the building.
The soldiers then got ont OF the wagon.
vent into the school house, knooke d
down three or four little boys, choking
aud kicking one little fellow (nameu
joseph PARIS very severely. The
school mistress ordered the ruifians and
cut-lh'oa's from the house, when they
informed her, IN substance. that her au
thor'ty was susp ended, and that they
proposed to manage matters there to suit
themselves.
Alter the commission of these most
heli'sh outrages, the towards lett the
premises, and came TO Lewiston. Where
they went from here, and who they
are, are questions we know nothin .
about Falt0n democrat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
MAN n rood.

A M TIE vlGOR OF YOUTH RESTORE n
4 a = m Tour weeks. BY Dr.. nj OitU's Es-ENcr
" LIFE; Or. hicord of Paris, aft r year, -
earnest solicitations has At leng seesdea to ~
MI ,.a , . q me american pubiis end %.
valued and highly peised Essence Of ,,iie tn, NJ
IoDaerai aseut wi, restore Ma nhood ~ the mo.s
shattered constitutions, In four weeks. s,d -
Hsea .ccSrdinE e pris'sd inst. !, iai u. /.
- ssksn By all sboss 10 marry. !, ,,s oooao
psemsncns. Hcesess. II every sass l. esrtsis. =
y. ssecsoS hsseoes Of Lite To- cola n -.
vi:h tasi tssessetioas f. uss. q %. or fe.r
uuss \. 80 e =. sd viit - ssas 70 ssy ~
eseesaissd sssat. Ciealss sat fses a. ,scs;s -
foaf seanpe.
Pd!.lP ROLAND. ~ Bssons str,eI
sA- eese West e 0esAdvoS. ny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
To Horse Owner.1

DR.. SWtET'S NFALLIsLE LyNIMENT FOR
neRSES is unrivaled BY any, and in all cas.s of
Lameness, arising from rprains. Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect is magical and certain
Harness or S.ddc Calls Scra tcbes, Mango, Sc, it
will also cure speedily. SPAWN and King bone
may he easily prevented and cured in their Inc p
lent stages. but confirmed cases are peyond possi
biity of radical cure. No case &c ths E;~d
however, is 20 desperate or hopeless that it nav
be aileviated by this Liniment, and its faithfnI
application will always remove tho L.meness md
enable ne horses TO travel with con paratye ease
Every horse owner should cave this remedy at
hand for It's timely use at the first appearance q,
Lamene will effec,u lily prevent ,bos. ,ormidable
diseases mentie ned, to which all horses are liable
and whiih FENDER SO many otherwise valuabl,
horse nearly worthless
Zoe ad sertiseme nt. ,,s.d~1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
WiLs1x 4ClSDs' ~
> T. w ING M A CmuNr
Price, with nenner I Teller. AlO
THE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING nACnr
= "s es's soeAsss s'ssas~t rsgsrd to p,,cs.
Family sewing,
BraidtME.
henlaninE,
= e1010Ss
Tucking,
COvdinx.

forms lat. evea and sls. aeie sea-, ,A,.s !.
wassaaseo not ~ ripin ws..s evsn n - ~ 4.
~ . frequent intsSvs,s ana aleo ana = Al, ~.
ea""snce. 10 SUR. I'VE The ws.h sab.
nav. ~. -. 'svice Of great utility to les-nsss
Z ~. ~ possibility u the maehiss being rup
e lady's drsss.
another feature watch deserves particular ~
tsntion Is the ilcox Patent Needle, which can.
not oe set wrong.
III. .nph.,io.lly the good lov.p,i iced family
wanting for.-Bosso. 7sanscr,ps.
It's indeed : wonderful production an for fam.
| ny uss esrscially no other viii besr any compef
ison with it, PAa. Eos"ing Joarnr..
mechanical wonder .-Neis"ti6c Ams,icos.
Among tho best and most servicsstle sewin
| machines. Light and elegantly finished and 30
simple in its constr uction that il seems almoat
| Impossible forit to got out o. repair Pinsburg
Has combined With it's own peculiar merits all
tho really valuable Improvements Of the hIghe,
prices machines. -Peaasy ssasias
| nis nschine in the opinion OF the committee
nils more nearly the requirements Of perfect mn
chine than any on exhibition.-franklin 1nststate
Report Of 1865
durability and doing all werf The conni,tee % X
unanimously In favor Of the W iicox l. Gibbs. q
| single thread machine Pennsvtcdnja .yate Az
r'c.!turdt Soctety's Report.
we must in justice express our confdenc in the
merits of che Wilcox / Gibbs sewing machine.
We consider that's great disidoratam has beer
uppiied by II in proving beyond doubt that two
I'M eacs are not, as was supposed. necessary to .
good machine.- Chri.tian Adgocase and .yourmU
June 81. 1860.
After much wear and many washings th,
stitching 's found to retain gil the rosndness
evenness and Grmneea which are so much admired
ut rst.--iee York SIM,
In pfincipleit is perfect -Enginser Lcndo~.
has r iaent oints OF superiority AL others
Ph0aa.ipi P,ess
a servieeabe machine. OF this we have Oh
perienco in our own family Boston .,rar4ler.
Inc beauty and simplicity OF its mechanism
are admirable Eryress.
nese"ing m1chine heretofore introduced ha
in 50 short time scquited such we'll IN eri,ed Dor
ularity.- Cncsnra'ts Gaztt,e
We esteem il the bfst machine for family use.-
me stitch as IN. zceptio noi Signsd by many hun
died citizens .yf Ph,fddciphio.
sSend for u Circular. -kxs
JAMES WILCOX Ne ufacrurer.
sp3-"tf sos Broadway Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
"A man far.laiiy Eaten By Lions in
London.

London.
(From.the London Morning Post, Jan Soy
Yeste'day toren' on, about half-past
ten O'Clock, ,he Agricultural Hall, lsllpp
Ton, was the scene of a shocking occur.
renee. In addition to the sudden roar
Ing Ut the lions forming part Of the
equestrian exhibition at that estah|;.b-
'nrn', loud screams were heard proceed
l"g from the direction in which The ami.
,nals are kept 10 their caravan during the
intervals OF the performances. The
body OF a man named Thomas G.eayes.
who has within the Iast Two or three
d ys commenced his duties az new
keeper AID feeder to the animals. vas
found d'a"n up close to the cage. Some
OF the employees imme diate'y seized the
lons irou rods, with species Of hoe at
the eld, by which the cage is cIeaused
and rushed to the spot. II was tn,
discovered, that one of the large + ~.
had the ma"'s right hand in his roou,h
whilst ano'her had seized hiu. hv ~.
IN OK part of the tore arm and nd !, ~
ged the limb Though the bars 81 81.
cage neatly up to tie arm. pit. nax;na
no hot irons, the men 1t ono. 50, - .t
oe'aoor'ng the an'ms.s over The sku i.
and eyes 10 order to make them let 90
their hold. Theee proceedings At ,s 80
outset, only tended to increase the feroc.
'tv OF the animals, Who. amid,t Ioua
ioars. Commenced tearing the flesh from
toe'r victims arm and hand with their
c's"s- 1t was not uatil the bru,es were
nea''y blinded with the blows inflicted
upon their eyes that they we've induced
20 Feiinqush their grippe, when the poor
lss'ow mangle. d limb was drawn thro,ph
s snS cAfs' oot With come diff ulty, and he
,e'i 'a'n'iog into tho arms Of those who
uao fe.cned him from his horrible posi-
:. ne Was at once conveyed 10 the
Office in Bari. I'd street. in an
nsenslbis cond't,ou, aod covered WITH
blood. Dr.. Thomas and . mother mad
lcai gentleman in the ne;ohhorhood
we're sent Tor, and attended 10 . few M ..
es' ali. IN consequence of Greavcs'
Exhausted state, administered brandy
'nd olher stimulsn,s. 1t wa. IA en- d,s.
covered that the hand was bitten COM ]
.ietely through, and the flesh t. ,rn off
!. ne arm, 10 most pats 10 The hare. one.
me ma.ilated limb ~ss placed in band
gee and the sufferer Ltsccd in ca b and
sken to the st. BArtholomsw's II. ospit.
: where an esamiespon senhs b. zee.
Nay, and i vas 70 faks ,plsce a sooo
i !. see saaeree should hase - -, .o,lv
l'''sd fsom The Gsst shock 20 sahm h TO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
THE GREAT Sc CRET.

1t |. admitted by all physicians thu: the gran
secret OF health and long life lies ia keeping the
blood and various aaids Of the body in hix b de-.
gree Of faidity. When you feel Continued main
10 the head or b'ws's, or any other parts of III,
body, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
Brandre the Pills.
Bleeding may give mementary case, because the
blood left will have re ROOM But az the BODY
is made from tho blood and sustained by the
blood, to waste our bloodis to waste our lite. an
ruin our constitution But Braudreth's Pills 70.
lieve the rcuiation as readily rs bleeding by on.
ly taking away what 1t can well spare, and THEY
Hgvgs BURT.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnstable, Macs, was cured Of
st. Vitus lance, General Debility and Costive.
ness Of many years standing by Brandreth's Pills
The case at length il published in the Pamphlets
sold bs H. :. B.liori. davenport, Iowa, and by
all respectable dea ers in medicines. fbj ia. 3w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
important Cure Of CONSUMPTION.

| The Rev. A. G. huns, Of Indianspolis, Ind.
adds h,s testi sonisi 10 tho many Others perm ,n-
enuv cured OF CONSUMPTION, BY DK Noun - /;
Lam moai happy in subscribing my Lsms among
the friends o LIZ. w.oDsU. l., 10 whom G
knowledgs Rr ttiul rsMsn besAncs f0s his lro.
is.sivnei duties " myssH. hsd been s@ieied
with COnsu0 ptso. for the las thi % year,. ami
| for over esf hsd not Dsss able 70 esik aho.t
| had exhausted al the skiii Of The bsse vi.
CLANS tar and and nesr, nd u late IL began 70
assume very serious aspect, md the last ny Of
hops hsd almost expired, when hoard Of the Dr.
:. cat success applied % h.m under whoss sssa
.nent t0e use y - perfect 10 Elk we ks, 20 hat
lsese med ~ oecsv~tiou 10 tSs pulpit AL ira
Cos Of ths disease sisApps-ss. nave been veil
snd strung ever since IL IL nov over I'VE yssss
siocs the sure VS. sGsstsa, and sti.l NJ sys,sm
coaunnss iSssfsvm ssy trace q ~ disssss : hat
essS. must chssstully rscvumspd Il Affected
70 him. He hes ssvsd ~ lite aud many .,hsrs
and ~ Dssysrs are sod Iiess him. ana may hs
I've ~ 3ssy ysass I0s The saks u ssassirs b..
maaity.
REV. =. G. HUME.
lMros9Asf Tssr. nuxiAL The follovi.s n
80 - ths many tssssmonisls o. res fksbls
cefsos psfissmsa ~ In. WsODnULl. sks eelsbss-
20 VAsess sna ChfSnie isesss fhysici~n, che
D.s sses STEPPING ~ lhs tast thfss weeks It the
q: N1oholss dOt~l II Sssc.ty;
jse1ss y u. Nevohsll. = : eslsbra,eA c..e,e
a,Sesonse Dtssess ~ yssStss, inpsis NJ % esve
gaes1s ~ = - iofiostas issss oSas ISas y .
s.Ase. sa.s.sssss =. q - ~ III ,eApst uss
tsos0eseed ~ he best physoisss Cancer. I
essseltse sna sDplDyed sbs bs.t as1iosl sAit the
oeesasv seosded, 40 : ! iasisd. A. ~ ~
g g = = de:in1 - De. ~ paiss wsss ssess
xssw cesli sot lat nssi longer. u "
wosahsLS sgsisal bsfs. sd bseriex ~ hIe vse.
destsl easss. pacsd nysssf usd 81 sssstesst
80 esseik-ssas hSsrs sssAs ~ ~ Satlso 6
sse l.eeses Iaskish tasees 1aJte. ~ Vesses
49, oe.de - teat - istsu0ost tSato Is -
shso.sh e siihost ths lesst Biz 81 ssis! = Se
:ess = psttsst. - - sslissiy vsli. IL 40
sasy u see eafs 10 past III insntsosISo.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
br. Z. h. Woodruff,
Author ard Lecturer.on
CHR ON"xC DISEASES.

Ters tho most certain, speedy aud eGec.ua.
RE ,Dfks 10 the " ord for the following COM
plain IS in their obstiDsts aagss, viz:
Ds.ase ,o' The 7Aroat, Lungs, Heart SPLEEN, Lir-
err, IL mich. Lropsey ~ the chest. Bye and
Eur kheamai.sss Ncnratyia Fas,ana
9TH e. Nervous Deranyrmenss oil
dts. ases Of the Etood. Se,otuta,
lsy.,peLus, lancer, E.o.r
sores, Lep,osy. KID
wsss and uU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

TIE Confessions L GxrAnlENCk
or an Inv - IL
Published for the benefit. AMI - warning and
A CAUTION TO YOU.,G MEN,
who suffer from Spsrmatesrhea. Nervous De oili-
~, Premature Decay, etc., supplying at the same
time The Means O1 self Cure. BY one who
has cured himssli after being put 70 great expense
and injury through medical humbug ana qusck.
cry.
BY enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,,
my27 -dAw1yl b.dford. Kings Cnnntv,N. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

MORE SILVER. : We are to have more
silver ~ we'll - gold. Besides the in
crsas'"g yield Of the Ca ifornia and 9th.
er silver mines Of the United States. q
new silver region hes been discovered 10
tse Argentine republic At the foot Of the
Andes. The orc 10 found 10 a tact one
mile oy forty 10 extent In the British
co'coy OF Victoria, also. very rich dc.
Ios'ts have ihesn discovere II !.
'nooght that the appreciation in value Of
s".cf' ss compared with gold, viii re-
s ch."l presently At least . temporary
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

Two AournruLs OF BerAn-o,r
Css !. bread !. becoming email
., degrees and b-ausi u'ly less. Il "a 80.
% J.dge .hsis size b. The one vb;ch !
oisrksmith, nsmsi Johs Dean, purchs.
q tyr ~ esots, asd, 90 . email ~ ~.
- seswe ooathfal& The feast occr.'
ssd . = ssl.sh's shop g Ne Nav H..
Dessmsss,seaA ies.oaehsd fss y severa
e1esWitns1soa-6iokssse1 u sne1ei
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

Tns DsMoosArrc CANDIDATE ToR
6ovEaxoa o. CosHscrrcur.-Origen 8.
Seynsss, tks Somiass q the Dsnocrst-
e State Convsotioo, il spoken Of BY The
press in Consscticot 10 the highest
tsraa The New Haven Register
Ssys:
-sD aug CALLED upos 10 select . new
stsedard bearer, the choice Of the con :
vse,iys III with slnoss uoexsmpisd
uoseimty upon Hon. Origeo s. sey-
mour, Of Liich6eld, Who received oil bot
Ave ballots 90 . vote Of 425 delegates.
Tie uoaoim,ty With vbich this selection
- made Was . eoopliment to the new
sosdidstes that would Of ITSELF DO . foil
ssopensssion for the iojns,ice with
which be vas treated BY the late Geoer
d Assembly.
'Origen s. Seymour is no stranger t.
the people Of Connecticut. LIE has helt
many positions in the gift Of the people
Of the State, and has discharged ever,
duty imposed upon him With ndelity t,
his c,astitucnts and With an ability aut
integ Ivy that have secur, him the con
q fence aud respect Of men Of oil parties
lie Was frequently cen. to the Geoers
Assembly by bis fellow tow"smep, All
ia 1850 WAS chosen Speaker Of Ii
House. At the election 10 the Apr
following, he was elected number {
Coosr.s- from the fourth district, a
held the seat four years. He took
high position j" that body. being place
upon the judiciary and other impor
taos Commis,ess, aud frequently ca'le
to the Sp :skere chair. As cha rman
the committee on Claims. his repor,
were al ~ays conclusive Of the action
the House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
PnNTOGRAPAS
AND
n ~ II II % II fPEGs
J. SCHUYLER,

Corner Main asd Second streets, ovel
K~Aneas~ Tobacco Si0se,
DALLS rae ATTENTION OF Tan PUBLIC
~ to the fast that he 10 prepared TO exeeu . 81
orders 10 the rhosoer. pb AID Ambrotvps iss IN {
style eqaal 70 ihas II any artist west Of Chtcsgc
- Pafscular attsntion paid ~ tskfns
CAsLOoe EN ~ ~ 81 U = ~.
Satisfsctsso e2aasraatssd. Give hin : caIl.
ian1. dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Ladies. Lad,

, Ladies, Ladies, Lad. es.
Don't you fail to read the advertisement in
this paper headed
MT to Fem A1oO
| nr. Chsessmsn, Of New York, has devoted tho
,st thirty years of his prsctice to female CON-
plants. His Pills act like q charm. They sre
EeiiaYe and .ydfe. log a v6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
GCL1PSE LIVERY STABLE.
nEsTON = DRowM. Proprietor.
CORNER Op prppv Avn rurpn orc

oVHNER OF PERRY AND THIRD STS
TaE BEST STOCK AND FINEST GAR
~, : nasss In the city. PYiees iov, snd orders
~ .E asseeds4 70. Ne -. Bent,e . Brown,
ssdivsSsts hvssy nsa II Davsnposh Will give their
= Aea--.. ---ss.. w. As ~
s. 4asaE5 Kff - TT&~tl
~ :. .sIsasssgS ~ sss>snas vili ssssaialy
soSess ese0C1a1n g - e1naos = ~
eaole-111
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
A New Thi z Under the Sun.


Bell wing that the demands of tho
!
ZN rsde require pnre artic of Bran
WAcr. dy Tor mt deal u.e at less Price
INV than any imported article, thereby
.hV y saving the du'y of 81 so on each
Rv.oS 40 gallon have erected two rnapnjf .
CZN/ cent stills and have made the arran
W/l sements with the grare gro wcrs Of
"/.M 'his sectian Of the best m sterials and
W NJ can furnish pure Cata1ba Brandy At
az a price within the means of ALL In
m.~ times III these, every A nerican cit
iIen should take pride in sustaining
our own Manufacturers instead of
holding up foreign interest. We are supplying
the arms medical department for hospital BUR
puses with my article " .ish haz been APPROX cd
by the Medical Purveyor ut Washington. Sol,
by druggists grocers. bo,els aud Restaurants ey.
erywhe,e. Call for kobacks t:atawba hrandv.
.hza = =. ROBAUk, Gin %
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

HOtbI L. SHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma.
chimes, will find il the best
article known tor cementing
the Channels, rs it workd
without DELAY, is not affccse
oy any cnange OF tempsra-
ture.
u e 20 e I e = 3
will find it sufficiently adhe-
lsiye tor their use, ss has been
proved.
IL ~ A d" lDled e. Pc
CaAlDy Ia lea her.
and we claim as an especial
merit, that It sticks Patches
and iinings TO Boots anu
shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05
Useful & Valuable
discovery
ttiLTCN'S
I EsolELla Cement

- ~ Aofe general prhctl &c q
utility than any invention
now before the public. 1t
has been thoroughly tested
-uring the last two years by
practical men, and pronounce
ed BY all to be
Superior to any.
adhesive preparation known
laiLrOn's IEsoLUsLE CEMENT
lie a new thing, and the re-
suit or years OF study ; its
CON hination 10 on
scientific Principles,
land under no circum . tances
or cnange Of temperature,
will il become corrupt or
emit any offensive smell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-05

OF every kind at prices varying from 90 cents to
70 $50. Old, faded pictures copied, enlarged and
rendered - beautiful now, and Likeness va
ranted.
~ Particular attention paid 70 taking Gail.
dren's Pictures. my76 al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18

EOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwell
ing House, with rooms, good cellar, cistern, bean
fully ornamented with trees and located the
the biuH and be bought Tor 81 80. Title good
Enquire Of H. b. TENkfCk,
sug3 Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18

Tor SALE-60 acres Of land, 35 acres
l. under fenrs- log house, eistsres witk ether i'm
prosemrnts This land s located the bice
miles above this city, and admirably adapted gro~
ing OF grapes Title good sails Price So per
Enquire IL L. b. TkS-kYCK
maya Real Estste Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18

EOR SALn-Th Cottage Brick Dwell
Il ing House on Morgan street, between sth and 9Th
streets, containing n.ne rooms. Enquire Of
H. H. fEN-RYCE, L
mch3 Real ESTATE Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18

EOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling, with
Il hve rvons lot we'll frneed good crt~zn, &C. stas-
ted High street between 18th and ith Price
LAO. knauire % Lmsylel II. b. TBN-EYCk. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-18

EOR SALE-.East half Of Lot 8, Block
u l26, on .ast sid6of Biondean street. between sth
and eth very cheap for cash Would like have an Of
fer. II must be sold Enquire Of
julyl Real Esssse Agent.