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PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS,
WARRINGTON, Feb. II,
HOUSE.

WARRINGTON, Feb. II,
HOUSE.
4 bill was passed appropriatinc s1s.s0
to rebuild the Presidents stables, recently
burned
/ The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on The enrolment III. The amend
mGnt to DRAFT persons Of AEnean descent to
constitute part Of the national foracs, was
discussed, involving the question Of compen-
satiOn to loyal owners.
During the debate, FERNANDO WOOD
said the Confederate Congress WIS now de-
batting on propositions Of peace, whils We,
here, were legislating in violation Of the Con-
Mr. cox, Of Ohio, favored pcacep7oposi-
tions, and believed that If Wood were sent
on mission to Richmond, peace would be
restored in sixty days.
Mr. SMITH, Of KY, said he was the Last
1nan to treat with rehcls-who must Iay
down their arms md yield to the Govern
ment Immediately.
An amendment by Mr. Dayis, Of Nd, was
agreed to, providing for the appointment Of
commissioner to each slave State repre-
6cntcd In Congress, 10 award Just compensA-
tion not exceeding $500 to each loyal owner
ef any elaYe who volunteers, payable out Of
communication money when the master frees
Mr. BALDWIN, of Mich, moved to sub
stitnte the words "persous to whom the col
ored volunteers owes scrvice'' for the
words 1.-THE ownez ofany slave" Agreed to,
Mr: BROOlfA11.. Of Pn., offered proyiso
that this section shall not apply to any. Con.
the same shall expressly esk that the slaves
Of bis district be exempted from the draft,
letting it fall more heavily on white men
Disagreed to.
Mr. WEBSTER Of Ind, offered m amend
ment, that the bounty Of 500 now payable
for each drafted man,. shall be paid to the
Fereon to whom such drafted person owes
service on freeing the porson. . Agreed to.
Debate continued at great length, when
finally Afr. stevens' amendment, as amended
by Messrs. Davis and Webster, was agreed
to, and various propositions were disposed
Of, when the Committee rose and reported
the amendments to the House.
Mr.. SCHENCK offered 4 substitute which
includes the above amendments. Ordered to
be printed, together with the bill us
amended.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.
Mr. C0NNES3 called up his bill amenda-
tory 10 IN act to provide Circuit Courts for
California and Oregon. After amendment,
it was adopted.
4 bill TO ascertain the losses Of the loyal
States during the war, was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
The bill rcyiying the grade of Lieutenant
General, was called mp by Mr. WILSON,
from the Military Committee, with the
amt ndments adopted by the Military Com |
usittee.
These amendments strike out the House
clause authorizing the Lieutenant General to
command the armies of the United States;
also the clause recommending Gen. Gzuns for |
that position. A long debate ensued.
Mr; CONFESS, Of Cal, proposed to
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LSpee1A1 Ulspa1cH 10 t18 t1lc1Eu 1s1ouht.I
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Il, 1851.
TonAcco-Lugs and common leaf lower, with sales
Of 66 hhds, Including one OF stems at factory
1ugs 1T $5.ooa66o: 70 planters co at $6s093so II
common leaf at $8.4c@ @13.b0; medium do ut. fl5on9
II medium manufacturing At ss.co@ss D.; and
good do at 691 !0o@495o. Also 81 b1s at $is03sio;
and 2 tubs green At $i!3o9 i-71 2 100 ns-
PROVISIONS AND LanD-There Is Bome business 10
bulk meats, but transactions mostly private.
ssles Of pcs hulk shoulders ut &c: tres suysr-
cured bacon hams ut !1Hc and 2 Goo pcs bulk meats
at point in Illinois River on private TERMS Sosacs
Of harrel meats or lard reported.
Wn1sKY-Ac,ive nnd fayerisa, with sales Of S brIs
at sc: go trs In various lots at Sc; Is hrs nt Sic
cnts 1872 co in lots on private terms.
n1Dfs-Buse err paid to-day for Gint 1sc; dry satea
lie: green 6hiseG SC.
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LEAyESwoRTu, Feb. 10.-News from New
Mexico represents that Gen. Careton, Col
Collins, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs,
and Rev. Bishop Lami, have held d council
with the hostile Nayajoes and other Indians.
The latter pledged themselves to keep peace
and 70 on lands reserved for them.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-THE Montgomery,
Alabama, iMail, says rumors Of m evacuation
Of Richmond are gaining credit, There is a
movement on foot which will create more
CONSERVATION ut Richmond than anything
that has ret occurred during the war.
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HALIFAX, February 11.-In the Admiralty
Court, yesterday, the Judge directed that the
Chesapeake and her cargo should be restored
to the owners, upon the payment Of the 1e-
gal expenses. The final decree will be de-
Gvered on Monday.
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A Small FfHa.

new YORK, Feb. IA tre in Earrs Ho-
tel, to-day, caused panic among the board
ess and damage to the amount Of IS COO. In
surel. No one hurt,
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ID i Il D

d e d.
In th1s city, Feb. 8tb, 1851. ALFRED HENRY
ISACtsON. sen Of Jos And Charlotte DGseamus,
aged Jea,s, II II onths ind days.
In this city, Thprsday Feb. 11t'1. Of consumption
CARRIE E. JACODUe, vile Of Abran ]. Garrison,
aged Il yeArz. Notce hereafter Of funeral.
F1- New Jersey papers p:ease copy.
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NJ a II RIED,

Al 4!nFnq m F. hSG Is,
saa. and Miss ANNIE E. Osborne, daughter OF
Abraham Osborne, E a., of MnrtEa's ftnyata.
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Uhat m Illinois Town has Doncs
YA.xx al

MEssns. EDITORS: Believing that gener
to promote thc good Of the volunteering
cause, send you this.
Crooked Greek township, Cumberland
county, Illinois, claims to have sent more
men 10 the field IN proportion to the voters
tl,un any other in the Stale or IN the West.
- nor, 1861. 49,. 110
- y Mr.. 1872 I'll
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FLOUR! FLOUR!-We are in
receipt and tave IL atorc. choice brands OF
SOUTHERN AND SPRING WHEAT FLOUR.
70 which VIC Invite The attention OF the city trsde
4tyncccs usade on Grain Recrlp:P an1 properly in
efDte. u. C.fEaR9ON CO..
{c1a-W6>ttt 119 South Water street.
MICHIGAN AVENUE RESI-.
LII DtNcF.--One Of the hnest marble front resi-
denees on Michigan avenue Ios SALE Lot 10 feet by
1.5 feet to alley. The house u and contains I'M
proynents to any house In this c.tv double
bowling alley TWO splendid green houses 81 long
aree h!ck barn and coach house. stone cellars 81.
Iercr heating apparatus, tho same kind as used In
Custom House Bnldiug.<
PRICE $4,000.
Apply to Up. OLISGER, Real Estate Broker, -
Clark stl Get, Room nos. feta-W6S1-1s
CHICAGO CITIZENS CORPS.
~ The members OF the Company arc earnestly re-
qucsted to Atsend the meelttg to be heta sl the
AImory this tFriias) evening, Feb !sh. ut O'Clock
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FEED MILLS,

lam selling tho beat combined Feed and Smelling
Mills nov nse. win grind any kind Of grain foF
cnlsfs a.tFess CHARLES RICHARDS. +. O. Boa 10.
fa1I.M G2S.1k
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of Eastern Tfr.
uiuiu.

WASHINGTON, FebrnaFy 1.-THE Legisla-
ture Of Eastern Virginia has adjourned sine
die. No Senator was elected to ill the yacan-
CT occasioned by the death OF fsenator Bowden,
but it Is believed the action Of the Convention
will make an extra session necessary, in
which an election for two Senators will prob
ably be held.
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Whole number Of men scnt to the field. ..... 1856
and all without any local bounties or outside
l.rrssufe whatever.
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SLEEPER & CO.,
C0mMISSION. MEKCIlaNTS,
AND
DE AL ERS TN FLOUR.
Haye on band and arc daily receiving, some Of The:
CHOICEST BRANDS Of Spring and Winter Whesk
Flous manufactured to which the attention and tn-
SLEEPkE T. Gu.
fe11.Wt&5ehet 81 State street.
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New York n1arket-Feb. IL.


CoTrox-Martct quiet, irregular and 1d@1 H{t lowe
for IL ferEor. American unchanged
nRKADsrCTTs..Duli and tendency doVuwards-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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FOR ADOPTION.-Any person
- desiring to ADOPT male child, aTe month. OF
At lis Illinois street, between 10 And II I'd
dfesa MRS. R9.j-AcC0Rn1CK, J Post Office Box !681.|
fel2-W6G21t
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EDWARD WIN. JEFFRIES.
~ II Edward William JeftIes viii communicate
with
DR.. POWELL, Victoria, VancouvaFs Island,
ne will hear Of something to bis advantage.
, 1864-02-12

PROCLAMATION OF EAfAN-
cIPAT1oN,-F Having published the Proclama-
emI nnn 9t tnaactpa a Of Jan lst. LEGS, In : form
srane so.sw We desire experienced canysssars ds
70 Ssc III Agency for this sp1e1did pc
strfat GhiEH1o. III. N1'@9o1A - DGHt rVAA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

Tar RRAsoH War.-We do not pre
tend 70 deny shas come outragss have not bssa
psspstsassd II the city u Davsspert. lstsly.
bat there is pretty direct way Of aseeun.isg
for then. II . stranger cones - town asA
sssks sut The very !sWsss and ness degraded
seslsty, whose iAsls y u II hs gsts roughly
lrsstsds We have hoard II - isssasss whsrs
sebss nsa attending y sober nsa's bssi-
ssss hes been dealt With uniairly q unssasen-
abls Assss ei The sight II man gets beat.
y dssak aid eeis.iAeS . crowd Of foushs.
whsss fault Il u Y n eess isls hghs sf gets
Ais psstsss plstsdS Il : asa goes stasssrisg
hsaS q ) sasss u bsassly lntszieaslos late q
night, hs invites ~ s1sasll Il tAiesse; o., II
hssssmblss asa ~ spss Ne stllsvslk and
seasladss - take qaisa sassss before b
gsls up, vAs = - blsas II b esss bic psskst,
psSksds fhsss siAs shssld not bs laid 70 q.
sbessss Il 90. We shssld iiksts havs ssu
saeesas lighted, sbas " dsa't bsiisvs tAal
tsald sars Ne syih sAapiaiasa d . leae q
| - ieassAer ylllass epveg4 ehsls seps1aeep
~ 0sa G(bss4et tkas 40 {tses tilfbe %
ri ss1a ~ ~ disis siis,s. -
kA--,sssS Al SaM .sssgass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

Ny cheek Il pale. ~ pulse beats fast,
Ny liabs are faiat asd sese;
Ishivsr In This winter blast,
! trsmbls st it, rear,
Asl shsll ny aresry lot - sass
AMID this Mosthlaa6 heaff
Ns III Ass ~ 10 ths 9esthsln land
III seek the hons u Aowses,
III vasdss Ger is hill tsps ssasd,
Among il valley bswsss,
IL violets shall feel this hssds
III riot mid the pseisn'd heafs.
No more for me The lesdsa eloaa
WIN frovs along the sky,
No more for ne the tempest loud
Will howl, and shrek, and sigh;
No uaors for me in snowy shreud,
The King Of Ice will whirl on high.
Ne more for me the cutting cold
Will range the frosty cir;
No more for Ne, s'se heath and weld
The Winds will chorus Of dsspein;
No more for Ne the SHOWS will fold
Their robes Ger ell u at's fair.
Farewell this dfoas and hostile cline,
Il hes ~ beauties FOR ny soul.
The very streams With notes ssblins,
To the Southern valleys roll;
Why waste here my 6sssing tine,
In this desert Of my soul?
Husza for the vine hills far away!
Fer the fields with cotton white
Huzsa for the land Of genial day,
And the land Of radiant night
Huszs for the land Of the aeres saray,
OF the sun, and ssng and fight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

NEW SuBJscr.-Lookiug about tor
- entirely new and interesting subject upon
whlsh 10 write 40 item, ~ iortuusts'y
thought about the weather. The Aforesaid
Shoashs wss good oas. The wsathsr u
something that most people knew but it'll.
about. and one too much overlooked BY local
reporters, ,-snd Jet the wssshsr 10 an unsos-
uesly common thiog-ssps for the
lsst three vssks-during which period vs
have had more Of II than usual. Weather 10
. good thing to have in farming dlssriets. II
l. msds up Of clouds. elints Of sunshine. mi't'
vapors, rain, showers. patch OF clear shy -
bis % . dutsh cheese then some more rain fol
lowed BY sho yer, and elosing with rain =
Weather commences in the morning-gener.
ally about or before sunrise. anl lasts till after
sandows. It 10 sometimes the subject Of re-
mark inasmueh a. il is not always popular
vi.h the nassss. Il 10 an independent sort Of
. soacsrn and 10 not sssissly loyal. Richmond
10 usdss great obligations 70 It. II is more
% sefal than The entire naturalization at
Washiogton or proclsust'oas either. Moth
ias but sirsusss and lsctursrs on Phrsnolsgy
ever ct II u defence. These great moral re-
lsrusrs boldly state In double piea as the bot
lom Of their bills-"No postponemens on 20.
.,,us Of the weather." This il courageous
There are many other things that might be
said about weather, but tLis will do till ou'
nsxt.
EyrRcr OF Ir.-On Saturday the 4.h
Cavalry went on board the Savanna, bouad
,outhvard. Col. Wilson, in view Of the riot
ous conduct Of his men while coming up on
the Jennie whippls two days previous, made
the folio wing "nsst and appropriate little
speech, which vs copy from the Casssts'
"Soldiers; since the eommsncement OF your
lurlouehs and while you have been in Iowa,
have hssrd good reports Of you but lately
you havs been acting the d. !n coming
% On the Jsanis Whippls the other day .twsn.
ty.6vs Of you got drunk and destroyed 300
worth Of property. Had been along The
thioe would not have happened. Since sou
have been here. Eve have been arrested l
want you 10 understand that your fulough ie
nov M and that I take command. il any OF
vou oct drunk on this boat, will put him in
ihe hold until ws reach st Louis. You know
that mean what l ,ay. look upon drunk
sp man a. dog and treat him - sueb. a
smsIl part Of you are bad soldiers. the rest
are GOOD. look to the good to restrain the
bad and command you 10 act like good sol'
disrs in the coming service"
About three minutss later the beys scented
beer ksg that was among the freight and
had 4 row over ito contents. The beer vss
absorbed while the big talk Of the Colsssl
W. yst in their ears. There 10 discipline for
Yeni
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
SUPREME COURT or IOWA.
APRIL TERN, 1864.

Monday, April 1s.
1914. Eastman ". Lewis 4 Stesrns. Olay-
tsa Co., affirmed.
1915 Eldridgs ~ Floyd Co., Floyd %"
aAlsmed.
n 1919. Nanning 1 Caldwell ". Psrkens.
appt, Warren Co., affirmed.
l644. Davenport SAVING Fand ssd Lean
Association " Nosth Aoseissn Fire Issasanes
Oo, eeoh Co. affirmed.
1857. Oliver ". TsWosead : JeWett, PoIk
Co.. ooties 70 s1pusgs ovserulsd.
1880. County Of Aahasks ". Ingalls, Ex.
Aahaska s6armed,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

WHITE's DANCING ACADEMY.-The
last term Of the season will eoumeaes on the
18th. The eiass Tor masters, misses and ladies
eommsnsss o. Saturday. he lsth, st 2 P. n.
Class for gentlemen on Monday evening. the
18th, at half-psst seven. spll-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

The male population will and the stock
Of sloshs. sassiosrss and vsssings q Krausss.
opposite ut Nstionsl Bank. quite suitsd to
their wants IL every respect He 10 prepared
70 tuse ont shs finest suits sad warrant per-
feet Ats. Give him . eall at enes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

GoDEY's LADY's Book for May il all
that our better halves should desire. though
" dare ssy they will Be % impatient for ths
Juas number - they ere glad 10 get that o.
'fths merry month Of Nay" Call for Il q
the News Dspots.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
opfuD CONDITION OF
CHARTER OAK FIRE = MARINE

laAasaass o., - Hartford, c., on the first day
6 jaauasy, 4 D. 1854, made 70 The Auditor oi
tie etass II lsWs, psfsuans u the stasstss Of
saia StaSss
fiss aad Aasiss In. Go Of Hartford, u.
ssssk is.. ............... ssos.sos
The amount Of ~ capital
stock paid Up is........ 100000
The aossts Il eAe eosapesy areI
Oash On ksnd, IN baak aaa IN ~, 4s
sss.. 81 'psa pssssas. > @ :..ssa.s4s -
Real esless uninexnbsred.. $4,000
Doads and stocks owned by
he company, how eseas-
"a and rate Of interest
thereon, (sss sshsduls). .1o1. $4,000
Debts ef shs company ssear.
I'd By mortgage, (sss
esAedsls). .......... ls,93s.Oo
Debts Otherwise seeured(sss
ooho0ule) ............... SAsVSe.VO
Dobee ioe pg0miumS..
Al ether securities, (sse
oeAsoule) ............... s,1zs|s 20. "a
ToeAl osootess......... Sssss'sesS'
llADalifI1s.
The aneane q liabilities dus or not
~ % baaks o. other ersditoss...... ooO0o
Lesses sdjusssa aad dae.:. .. sSH Vcvy 20
A d not duo. s.s... vosSss.A.
do In sus pence waiting for further
Al s,hss els,ns against The company. osoo
Total liabilities. ss......:.:... xls.sCS'es
The grssssss tnosss ia'sr'd IN ~ - "'A u
The ersatsst amosnt allowed By the fsles 81 shs
compsay . % insured In any one eiy, town.
villeeo os blosA-rulss 70 scatter risks 20 -
mot 70 BE- ltisly 70 loose more than slo.oee by
ne = Il iassrpssst,ea u NE company is Alst.
srAT. ds.,,, 2, SpsssHesoo'' = Rsfss.ss. 50.
Joseph q stsaxss, Psssidsas. sea james Coed
~sn. Secretary, q the OAerter Oak Fire Marine
I.srsesee Co.paay, sf Hartford. Conn.,. being
eoveeolly svo1o, depsss aad cay. and eash 70!
iinsslf ssya, Ass che f..sssi:g y ssas' H;. isl!
a eorporssion, aad sIes shsy srs Ne above - esd
e6sess Ihsese1 aad tAss no part Of the eepitei cs
earoines q salA soopsny bas been depssitsd N
~ Ststs e Tsnitsey fss NE losees thsre!n.
JovEPH +. ePRA0Ug. Pssddsaa
~: cSss.s s:: !. ,.,or. =. By u. .sev.
asasa JosspA b Speagse, Prsddsst, aaa Je.Ss
Ss:1ss. Say. sais fsS Az & sssSsse;y' D.
lsss; w hA1so.1,i Sos.1, p.,,,.
sr4S. s.. :. g c2Gsss.s;:c9slour} s...;:'s1 IS.
CAassssy Hsvasd, CLERK & O. ne osps.ie'
1ea. xnsse = - y - sa sSs d.ss thereof
Hsss:v fsHlie & snd fes he eeanty 4 Hartford
eyss ey s ~ ehse I - eeeraiptsd vish e,
k~sss. q ~ aail Williea Haaseoley, -
Sslissc sAss tAs jasss = eeesins.
- ~ ~ Il, sS:,si ~ thjs 1lst lav !
'.1siss2. e s, l''s' caAunoEY noxAlD.
IA S::,;:... = ~ s''-''' 0'''' : n 0'''S
Aup1roR's Ogslgs, Iowa,
Il is A,e.sy .!sss,lasd. shst o. she g.
~ e Jaasssy iSes ssson e.sssmds. ss ~ = y
Osassss q ~ ose Siss 81 iss,ss lss. Co., iesssed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

DuBuquR TIxEs.-The Dubuque
Daily 7smss has recently been purehassd by
O. Aldrish. Eq.. Of Webster City. fos $4,000
The zsmss 10 one Of the best printed sheets II
The ssate, and jsdgiog from it, advertising
eoIum,s Il we'll pa,ronissd. We wish The new
proprietor success In everything bat HE po-
litieal principles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

! The faverits Northern Line passenger packet
Canada, J. ". Parker, Captain, Len. ". Eldrsd
Clerk, viii. depart for 81. Louis and way
points th1s evsniag. For frsight or pass
aes apply 70 +. II. Prsttyman, agent.
Thsnsw and mseuiaesnt Northern Line packet
Davenport, Csptain 7. J. Buford, viii dspastfel
81, Paul and way landisgs ts-mefrow morning
Jshn s. PIN In the once. BIN. Prettymaz
agent: @
The mail and passenger packet Bill Hsndfsap
Capt navisy, viii depart fse Dubuque anl va1
peiats te-nefrow nernise ,. =. PFstsynaa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18

Orce more We make the urgent re-
quest that our property swasss take advant-
age Of this Ans weather to transplant shade
and ornsmsstal trees IN front and about theft
lots II 10 the best Investment In email way.
that can bsuads. Davenport can now boast
Of hsndsomsr streets than soy other city in
The State, but still there Il room for improve
Osnt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-18
4. ! REAL ESTATE
Aae rfH AND
INSURANCE AGENCY,
JOHN I. 6W111 I Co.,
ssrv Z svus. nsonAnD >, hIi1, N. ,. nDsBs
Nnoeeollo' Lock, (UP sfAIRs.)
GBCOHD 0ZRKxL
lnprsvsl 1 Uninprsvsl Farms,
CITY kO10v
pvolling 1easoo Ard 0teroo,'
BOU0QT, SOLD AND L9AS8D.
mOusc Lets For Sale.
A Great DarRain.

ue. -. These eligible buildiss lots eof.s!
ef Twelfth asd Rect lslasA stsests, bsing lst
test fssae = ssoth Ode l1th street, sad l5e feet
% eass slde q nesk 1slae1 street.
The absve b vesy Aae location peies very
Il sssA 1sva-Saissse : loss tern q years .,
Ne Il Lot 9 Broiy street. west side, es fee,
lsent ey les fest desp-psies very low. " pey,
Aeat fse the lss ~ aonsy 70 bsttd wsN ~ tea"sd
q" e" ysss: =. ::s r, -: ::'s t.. ,,... !, $50
ssss dssp-iesssd. Priss Sls pr fteat feet.
Ne : % Thied street, lot No 10 PssksTs ID
ditloa (sosnss lot prizes $500. -,
No 20 lhouss lots In Dawson rrus's sdei-
ues. $50 sash. Terms easy.
Moo u. n. -. % mouse lots 10 blsymaker'a
sdditloa. 500 to $50 saeb. Terms easy.
store Lots For sale.
No u Oas on Fearth street Just sast ef Brady
10 - Four % Fourth street near railroad de-
10. =. Alse. fsraisAsA ssisss Of rooms for SIN
f1rse CHASE lloases fer Rent.
Ha 1 We ere !eady y engage tc ssas o. 70 ell y
S:s :; !ss. s:.s@:.:: q which ..' ): '':a a
store 20 Rent.
No =. The vsss stare en9 bess.sat is Hstre:
p0utA0 0J0oks nov Ooo0k1oo ~ Aeo3 - wv wv
Sss 6ssDp posssssisa given April lst.
mOuSoo Ter U0le.
ua 10 II Moline. III, : twostosy briek dwell
iao 6oscs, WsA " o by 10 fsss corner Lynds and
~ seooGe. Ths house 10 10 oood sondition, 10
1oV roaesls Dssssssioo given Il - dsya (Yhs
Aoaee eoes oAi1o) rsss 0f hOase and 10: ele0y;
Oaethira Oash, balance on long me - low interest
No q q bSiek dwelling h0use On East Second
ssssss, olleo; eooo eAsh. balance on tune q sigst
q n. n. eusa., now owned and Occupied b,
0eoeeo 4 O. Dow. Esq, being the dwsllla9 house
eAd three fall oss fso1ting south upon 61th street.
eoensr Of 1asnum stsess. This hosse v In perfee,
toDair. hsving been attsd up By the owner Tor him
eli The ontlso asrangemsnt Of the house 10 taste
1u end complete. The view from this place 10 I'M.
ouypoaooA. Tegmo easy.
IA n Pramo cottage house on Third street, In
0reen's Addition. Price oloo.
Price O. CO. one half eash balance y. ~ In one
ysas 900 In twoysars q eight per osns interest
STATE EMENT
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AIHCELLANEOU5 kEXARXH.
1ixPsRAfuRs.
Temperature loweet, Dec 81 It, -21o.
do highest, Aug. 18th, 03e
do range Of 1l4e.
do mean, A1o0.
BAROMETER.
Barometer. lowest height, Dea 2s.b, ss;5a inches.
do greatest height, Oct 26.h, $3.50 do
do range Of, ! 20 inches.
do mean height, 81. IS inches,
Frost, last In spring, Nay 7th.
do first In fall, Aug. 18th.
Interval without frost, loo daya
nIvRR s7A1IDfIos A. nISsIesIpPf nAil ROAD Dnrpos
and 1865.
River closed Dec. 18th, 1eoo.
do opened Feb. 3stk, 1854
Highsst wstsf during the year, Nay 1st TO sih.
feet above low water mark.
Lowest watsr during The year, Aug. 4th, ineh
below low water mark
Highest v.ter on record April 2ssh. 1881, u feet
tnehee above low water marx.
Lowest watsr on record, Aus. 4.h, 1853, inch
below low water mark.
For ,hess statistics am indebted 70 the polite.
ness Of the Bridge Aas.ss. 10,
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SPLENDID DsY GooDs.-Herxberg d

SPLENDIU OKI 0VVOcs Ao'~OS'8 -
Co. No. 8 East seond Street, hsvs just OPEN
cd carefully selected lot Of Spring Dress
Goods. Notions. Ladies' and Cent? FurnisbiDg
Goods. Etc., 10 which they call espsslal sttsn-
sion. Having connections With extensive
Eastern houses they are enabled to receive the
latest ssylss ahead 81 others and to offer the
most excellent bargains. Give them call
only Two doors from Brady street.
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ORDRRs FOR ALrMAn's IC8 left with
Olmstsad / Hsvsss' aad u d. Swan's old stand
viii b proapsly attsadsd 70. spll.st
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Towels, Towsling, Table Cloths, wool
asd linsso. double width Sbsssisg ssd pillow
ease Cotton. snbsoldsssd window Curtains.
ssd Oossssrpssss. 70 Be he'd at Kshos / Car
hasl's. opposite the LsClairs House.
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Flower seeds Of every variety for sals
at Ballerd's. Also garden seeds.
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~. 757 fest.