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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
WATER RENTERS TAKE NoTIcp

WATER RENTERS TAKE NOTICE.
All persons who have sold Property during the
present year, must give notice in writing al the
Office OF the Water Department Tenth and King
Streets, on or before the S0th day of November,
and insert 10 the notice the name Of the person
purchasing the property. otherwise they will be
held liable for the rent Of the next year.
Also, all persons who may wish to discontinue
the use of the Water, or any portion Of it, mast
give notice as above. and pay So for cutting
OF the pipes, as no alteration will bemade 10 any
bill after that date.
A, PRITCHARD,
Supt. of Water Works.
Republican, Commonwealth aud Inquirer
please copy.
Oct. 10. Oct q tnoV 80.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
Now Castle, Nov. ilth, 1854.

NJ b The above property Ia very valuable being silu.
atei IN the most Improved part Of S doorgea Hundred
about "a miles hom Odessa aud the distance FROM
Middatown aud Mount Pleasant station, the Delaware
Railroad The mill has ample water power at all seasons
Of the year. and Ia calculated for las business The
improvements consist OF two story Brick dwelling house
aud Kitchen frame barn, carriage hsuHe aud gTanAY
all 10 exesllsAt order.
There is also thrifty peach orchard OF $500 trees
10 full bsarlng and nae apple orchard years old
There Is also an excellent we'll o. water with stone
spring house on the Irolerty.
Persons desiring to attend the sale take the mOru-
ins train from Philadelphia, and reach Wilmington lu
time for tho Peninsuar train which strives at Mid lie.
town at about seven Oc ock in the mIrning returning
again the sams evening al i've O'clock
u. d. RODNEY,
NoV.!5-ts. Tiurise
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
Democrat majority on joint ballot 10
Levy COURT CoMNIssIoNgRs

Levy CouRT COMMISSIONERS.
Nelo Castle County, Samuel P. Dixon, VIM
McClUiland, VIM. d Clark, Selick F. shaioross,
Abraham Ingram, William 5. Deakyne. elected
in 1867, and holding over. Lewis Zsbley, John
W. Hawkins, Abner Hollngsworih, Bronaugh
Nj. Derringer, Sylvester d. Townsend, elected ln
1864. All Union men.
Kent Comlty.-John NJ. Voshell, Edward X.
Smith, Henry Pratt. Stephen NJ. Collins, elected
in 1862, and holding over. David 3. Wids,
Wm. du Hamsl, James D. KINNEY, Richard
Alaband, Samuel d. Roe, elected in 1864. All
Democrats
lSgsser County. y.-sAmuel d. Jefferson, A. Thu
dal, N. slaytGn, J. n. Houston. F. Lacy,
elected in SG2, Aal holding over. Thomas 4.
Records, VIM. b. TomilsOu, David u. Boyce.
Joseph Ellis. Rbe Walter, John Davis, elected
iu 1864. Az Democrats.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
Total increase in the State,

SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTGTE.-By virtue
state oil Delaware, for New Castle County, In q
cause Of partition betwpen Israel Townsend and
David W. Thomas. George Is. Rodney, Trustee,
will sell at Public Vendue, on Friday, the 10th
day OF December, at IL O'Clock, NJ, at the hotel
Of J. 9. Lippucott ia Middletown, q large Brick
Mill, situated on Drawyer'S Creek, in 81. Georges
Hundred, and also a plnaiatiOn or tract of
land adjoining thereto, cont Sinlng l2l acres and
lS0 ptrches. This property is very valuable,
being situated in an improved part OF this coun-
ty, and in close proximity to wat or aud railroad
communication with this city. Pill. adephia and
baltimore The improvem snts q onsist OF q
dwelling house and kitchen and alr the neoes-
sary buildings for farm, in first rate order
There is also thrifty peach orchard o. : $500
trees in full bearing, and a fine apple orr hard.
IL is well worty Of the attention OF aRy pe, son
desiring to invest his money, where il v. III
pay good percentage.
New FiRs BILL The Water Witch Fire
20 my OF this city, have had a new fire alarm
Oe anuiactured by the American bell Comma
ny OF New York city. II is manufactured Of
steel composition, weighs 28O0 pounds, is feet
~ dlameteri feet deep, aod is so feet In
elreumterence. II ID made on tue gong modei
and Is the second Of the kind ever cast in M
country. The hammer weighs from s5 to Al
rounds. The whole arrangement cost S46a -
Ihey intend to erect q brick tower uext anrin !,
IN the rear of their house in Shiplev q, ~ ~
above Fifth, in which ii will be placed. For AZ
present 1t viii be put in suitable position tan.
P0rariy' 70 SOUND an alarm in case Of nEeE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18

WORrHT OF NOTE.- It iS fact worthy Of note
that had the entire South voted for General Nc
Clelan for the Presidency, he would still have
lacked 90 votes Of majority.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18

RESIoSKD. General George D. Nc
UleIan, has resigned the position Of Major Gen
eral Of the United siatss Army and General
Philip H. Sheridan, has been appointed to ill
the vacanoy. The following is the oifisial an
nouneement -
0EETCIAT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
LEGISLATURE.
sRHATR.
Holding OosT.

John F. Williamson. Union, New Castle County,
John 7. Belvile, Union, New Castle County.
Cove Salisbury, Democrat, Kent County.
Thomas Cahall, Democrat, Kent County.
William Hitch, Democrat, Sussex County.
Henry Hickman, Democrat, Sussex County.
Eitcted in 1864.
Isaac y. Elliott, Union, New Castle County.
John H. Bewley, Democrat. Kent County.
James Ponder, Democrat, Sussex County
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
OFFICIAL.

war DEPARTMENT.
ApJUTANr GEEERAL's OFFIoH,
WAsHM0roa, November IA, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 2s2.
Ordered by the President:
l. That the resignation Of George b. MeClel-
Ian, as Major General in the United States Ar
my, dated November 8. and received by the Ad.
jutant General on the 10Th instant, be accepted
as Of the 9Th Of November.
II. That for the personal gallantry, m liary
skill, aud just confidence in the courage ani
patriotism OF his trOops, displayed by Philip
Sheridan, on the 18th day Of October, at Cedar
Run, whereby, under the blessings of Providence
bis routed army was reorganized, great nation
oil disaster aytrted. aud brilliant victory
achieved over the rebels for the third time IN
pitched battle within thirty days, Philip II. sher-
idan is appointed Major General in the United
States Army, to rank as such from the 9th day
OF November, 1864.
by order Of the President Of the United States.
L. D. TowHslED,
Assistant AdjutAnt General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
I.ndIen, F,nrs.
CITY MATTERS.

Tho largest assortment at CHARLES oAKPORD sOS
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
Iadles, rurs.

Purchasers may rely upoa getting the bsst Fura At
CHARLES OAktOkD SONS, uonlinsntai Hotel, Phlla
dophlA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
REAL ESTATE.

70 wit; A large BRICK MILL kituAted on Drawers
Greek In St Georges uudrsd and also all the plantation
tract of land AdjOnuz thereto, which is situate On
beth dss Of DrawyerH CIeek Aforesaid adjoining lands
Of John Aston, h,irs Of Samuel D. Ford, Jonathan K
Williams, H. Y. ShaaroHHs AMI others, containing l2I
Aerss sd perehss less exclusive OF the pond
Attendance will be given and the terms OF salu made
known 1t the time and place Atoesaia by the underg
cd Trustee. or his Attorney,
u. b, RODNEY,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
-
Genalemen,a Hats
THE BLIND PRINCESS.

All the latest styles at CHARLES OARFORD SONS.
Conunsnta Hotel, PhlladelphlA,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
y, S. BONDS.
nov lp.lm
Trustees Sale
RHAI, EST ATE

BY virtue of decree OF the COnrl Of Chancery Of the
State Of Delaware, In aud for New Castle County, made
AZ the February rerm A. D. 1904 In cause Of Partition
between Israel Townsend and David ". Thomas will 10
exposed to sale at Pusho Ysndue FRIDAY the 10th
day OF Decenber, at " O'Clock, NJ, at the hotel u
al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
REMOVAL.
ROOT AND SHOE STORE.

The undersigned respectfully informs his frIsudt
aud tue public generally that he has his fash
ionAbe Boot aud Shoe store from the southeast
Of Sixth aud spruce sta to the sohoohOusa building
corner Of sixth aud King where he Intends keeping
constantly on hand, an excellent assortment OF we'll
made gsntlsmen's ladies and ehdrsns boos aad HbOss
for sale cheap ior cash.
Particular attention paid to customer work.
Repairing done with neAtness aud dlspatch.
JACOB KATEB
Wilmington, March 25h, 1851. aug =, '6i.ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-18
GentIemen's Hats.
ANoFBER VICTORY BY SHERIDAN.

All the lat, st styles at CHARLES oAKF0RD a SONS
ContinsntAl Hotel, Phllaaelnhia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
DAVENPORT, Jan. lo. 1864.

DAVENPORT, Jan. l0. 1864.
To Nsssys Ed,.ryd Russell D. ~, Rich4ydson,
y fischer. j p. StiboH. d. G. Fulton. 1T.
Rsv Bis.op II W. Lee. and others:
GEN1LExES:--Y Your letter Of the 10th inst 10
received, aod l uoss willingly scsept Your 10.
vita,ion to address you as Ls Claire Hall to-
morrow evening, or the tnbiect OF III. Nations
ai Canal
All that ! can preeent IL a plain s'etenent
Of facts, but am fully conVinced that every
man il. this State, ~ well as those Of Illinois,
Missou-i, Wisconsin and Mnnesct.-,he hum
blest daily latorer, the mscha"ic, TIE artisan.
the lawyer, the merchant in fine. all. o! avery
posili whatever. have deep sad personal
interest in The bill for e Cancl to connect sne
Atlantic and the Mississippi, which bill is TO
come bef re the present Congress.
Th.t ,hi. bill will rsss: that the canal will
be ba;l, consider certain Bat its location
is 4 matter Of vital importance to the people
Of Iowa aud to the whols county.
Ny e1dsavor will be 10 gce Information
upon . sur ect TO which have devoted mneh
tim nd labor
l tsu,t ,ha. our citizen, may bo we'll rapre-
sented at this meeting. and and that il shall
be Of that g.nsral chsractsr. where al may
be free 70 pressot queetisns and expr s. views.
II objections exisf, let them te met /; il orSta-
clts appear. esrnest endeayor. patient perez
verence aud indemitshi4 energy shaI sur.
noun, them.
To 'he American people. when edy to act.
whether in pu,'ng down y rebellion. ar in
giving their faires. river in bridal 70 The sea,
there is no such word as fail
l beg to remain sentl men. with sia :ers re-
spect, your obedicut servant.
RlcuARD B. HitL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

ship Canal Correspondence.

DAyESPosr Jan. l6, 1854
K. b. bill, ESQ -Dear Sir: Having. 10
common sith the entire citizenship Of lSws.
. Dc o interest 10 the es ahishmsnt Of . cirsct
CONN mcnie.,ion between the upper Mississip-
pi' and the Atlantis seabord. by water. and
knosiDg that ysur active psrlicipatios In the
discrs ions and deliberations on this subj.ct
b ID during the psss six months ~ nemhsr OF
the committee appointed at the Chiesgo Canal
Convection, has placed you In possession Of
Important iae.s. . general acqsain,ancs with
which. by the public. would greatly advance
The object We oil desire to see accomplished.
We respectfully request yeu to address the ci,i-
zens oi Davenport end vicinity on Tuesday
evening next. at Le Claire Hail. on this sub
jert Of such vital importance TO the develop
ment Of the Industrial and commercial re-
sour ees OF The whols State. Soliciting an early
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

Business Cards not to exceed lines, SO W POI
Annum;
For each change an additional charge OF 25cents
Der square will be made.
Notices of "wants, ,""iost," "found." ITO rent"
"to let" &c. no. exceeding four lines inserted
for fjty cents.
Marriage notices will be charg ID fifty cents in
all cases.
iitorial aotices charged for at the rate OF 10
ssnts per line or seven words, and special notice
At 10 cents per line or so cents a line per week.
All notices tor religious ani benevolent pus-
poses vi be charged oae-thifd OF regular rates
O,isusry notices except simple announcements
Of death. onc-haif rates.
Aivertisem ,nts not accompanied with instfuc-
ton, will be inserted until forbid, and chnrgedac-
cordingly.
Advertisem ents discontinued before tho expra'
ton OF the Tim, contracted To-. will be charged
a. sh art tme rates.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid tor
snpar,aHy ia aduance, u, loss from approved
Agents.
acknowledgements inserted ncxt to reading matter
81 per cent. advance on the above rates, and KEPT
On fst or Cd pages per cent. advance on regular
rates.
All.ransient Advertisements N rust be paid for
advance.
Advertisements Inserted in weekly Or reasoDs
bio terms.
DEMOCRAT h NEWS.
GAZErTE COMPANY.
HENRY LiSCEEk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

Great Csntra. Route to Nep York. Ne,c ENGLAND
asd the Canadas.
IN AND AFIEi SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
" 18th. S6S. trains will leave the Great Cen
trsl Cnion Depot. foot Of Lake street, as follows
! 50 u, Sundays excepted. Arrivs In Detroit
e3QPm; toronto 44opn Suspension bridge
Us IN: Bnf 10 5 90 p N, Albany IS D "a.
New ork 80 p N, Bostoa u 81 u.
~ IN, sat lrdsys excep ed. Arrv in etroit
Oa N, Toronto - p IN Susl ensiGn Bridge
IS m. Buffalo 90 p m. a lbany s A, New
ork ! 50 = IN Bos on % p m.
10 90 p m -aturdays and Suudsj excepted Ar
rive in Detroit IL 90 . m. Torobto 3 O5 D m,
Suspension bridge 2 10 p N. ABB ny 8 40 . m,
New York As p N, Boston s ovp N.
C11ac1nnAt1 TrA11an
(vis Michigan Cent? Il Rk)
Leave chicago as . 81 m Mail Train 10 90 Fast
Express. The ~ 70 m Train lea ring chicago
runs through to Cincinnati without chaaee OF
Ruttan's Patent ventiiating and Warming
Apesatus on all Cafs Of sh,s Company. An elegant
smokers Car, with Euchre Tables. has lately teen
added to day trains. Patent Sleeping Cars on
light tains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale At ell princip,l R,il-
road Offices in the West, at tho General Ufics,
corner Lake and Dc.rborn Streets. (under the
fremont House, Chicago, and - the depot.
N. RICE, General supt.
d. @. WENTWORTH 0snsrsl Western Pass.
Agent, Chicago. decs.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

Snir CANAL TO THE MISSISSIPPI The Daven-
pert (lowa) papers are agitating the subject
of sxtssding the National Ship Cansl by way
Of. Lsealie, reaching the His.issipp, at tho
mouth Of Rock river. four miles below Rock
island. ips,ead Of adopting the propoed route
via the l.lino river 20 Attcn. This proposed
change Of route would be worthy OF serious
consider elton. but for the rapids 10 the Mia.
sissippi between Rock I.land and the mouth
of the Iilinois river. To escape thsss r. pi Dc
IL 40 important considerations. wnea proposiog
10 run sbipe and heavy boats from The Lake.
t, she Cult ria the Miesiesippi - Chicago
Joss,nai
Our answsr TO this is: Thst is . matter Of
economy to say nothing Of snythir & tlss. 1t
would Be matter Of economy to build the ca
nal from Lasalls across 10 the mouth Of Rock
River. and 90 improve the Lower Rspids - 10
admit Of uninterrupted nasiea.ior, rather than
build the canal 10 the mouth Of the Illinois
river. But there 10 somsthing besides economy
70 be considered. even were that against th e
route. The proposed canal 10 iotsnded for =
aoticnal benefs--is intended to eoafer The
: greatest good to the grsatset number" and
to compass that end the western terminus 81
,h,s proposed canal shsuld be ~ nssr the pro.
dusipg centre Of the great Northvess - may
be. Davenport 10 - near that point - ean
Be eslculated. Bat suppose tbs eanal 10 built
to the mouth Of the 1llinois. L. II 10 Be cup
posed that thoss whe live on the Upper Mis-
siesippi are ts to ert Of from its benefits be.
esuee thsrs are distractions known - the
Lower Rspidsf" Surely the cendi,icn Of
The vast popnla tion above the rapids is not
bettersd BY . canal striking the Mississirpi
dews nssr Alton. II they sssnot navigate thoss
rspids; and 10 build the lssg route and thss
improve The rspids besides would Be au expen'
sivs job. ~ ere shishirs. Ths fact is. there
u no other fsaaibls route whereby tie nsssea
-.sAs fAsnsss, osshanlss. oasslsstursrs. ssd
psepls ssasrally Of The Nsssh ssss sas havs
shsis issssssss ssssssysd bss b essssise ifcs
ffAbAIj6 ssssts nssk s3sss. Thls sseslusisu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
New YORK Market.

New YORK market.
NEW York, Jan. 1s.
CoTToN.-Quies at SIC.
fiouR-Narket 50G lJc better. $695Q7.o 90 Ex-
ira state !; S1.50d7. IS K. Ii. u.
WaxAf-M Market l cent better. &l.50@
! IS Chicago spring; $l53G1.ts Milwaukee
Club l60a $l6S Winter Red.
CoRs-Heavy. l 2,h in store.
UArs-Firmer. 97M93
PoRK -Snady. $20.7502050 mess.
LARD Unch anyed.
WnlsKY-90M95.
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REMARKs

1t afforcs us true pleasure to know that at
last n NOV ement has been made in the rig /
msnper to arouse the people of this city TO
their duty regarding the Ship Canal move
msnt |. tbs . matter iu which epery citizen.
from the day lahorer to the capitalist. has
vital interest, and . work for the accomplish
ment of which every citizen should exer. htm-
self rs = ss possible. Let the meeting to be
held at l.. Claire Hall to-norrow night be
attended by every man who can possibly leave
home. The people are not pos,pd-they are
not aware OF the nsarness to commercial SAL
vation. Let them come ont and hear a state
meut Of fac.s in the possession of Mr. Hill.
and then decids In their minds whether the
trial is worth their le. Come, OF e and all
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18
A CouplA1sT.-Ve are advised /

A CoupLAINT.-We are advised by
letter. by the soldiers at Camp Mcclellan, that
.hs arrangements for furnishing them with
their daily food are very incomplets aud ua
satisiactory it take, all day to give ,her, two
meals. AMI that a large number Of soldiers
have to 60 hungry. Upon inqairy We fed
that ths complain. Is we'll founded. The pres
eut means for preparing food ars inadequate
tor supplying the dsmsnd that the late rrsh OF
recruits hs. created. Steps are being taken
however. TO remedy this evil, and soon all
causes for complaint will b. removed. There.
fore We withhold for the present ,hs commu-
nie a,ion on the sut iect.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

SILL AnKAD.-Kehoe G CarhArt
have another foe lot Of ladies drss, goods
and wooden gcods Of oil kinds for winter
wear. Call opposite The Le Clare Hsuec.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

DAY BoARDERs NANTED.-A limited
number ot day boardsrs can be accommo-
dated by calling at the fret door from the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

GoDEY roR FEBRUAuY.-1t has come,
as 1t always comes-lsden with . rich fssight
Of rare, attistic and literary gems. The en
grayings, fashion platss. etc, are rich and At
tractive. Lon't tail to get a number. Call at
the News Depois
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

No TnEATRE.-Tbe theatre room hsv-
ing / cen leased to ths Ps.k FANNY kr three
night. There will be NO theatrical pe'orm.
snes until Thursday evening, when As"rs
rempls'on d Co, will open again with one Of
the bs.t stsr pt rform, r. in America.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

IMPORTANT ORDER.-Thc following
General Oder hss been i.sued from the War
Department.. un der date Of Washington, Jan.
flth. 1854:
General Orders No Is.
So much of General Orders No. 1853 OF 1863
and Ct a subsequent orders, ~ authorizes the
paym sns OF premium Of 81 &c or Tor accepted
recruits for volunteer organizations. is hereby
arnul cd, and payment Of thee premium to
veteran volunteers or to sscruite TO volunteer
organizations, will in future be made. By or
der Of the Secretary OF War.
+. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
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THE MERRY BELLs.-The great At
fraction Of 70 night is the "msrry bella" OF the
Peak Family. They have many other meth
cd. Of Affording amusement bssides the use OF
the bells. Don't fail tosse this great display
Of nutical talent to. nj got.
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DEMOCRAT Il NEWS.

s. PE71xSonL 4 Co., No. 81 Park Row, New fo,rk
and state street, Boston agents In those ctes
and are authorised TO take and subscrp
lions for US at lowest rates.
c. H. scnvRH, % Dearborn street. Chicago, us author-
sed to receive advertisements for this paper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

Doors At RsDUCED PRICRs.-Child-
4 Co. have lot Of superior savairy boots and
common boots stst they offer st reduced
pfices for few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

HUGS CoNTRACT.-Our feliow-eiti-
zen,, A. ?. d b. Kelley. have obtained the
contrc. for furnishing a,i the military posts
in Iliinois, including tie Rock Is!apd Far
racks. with fresh meat, They bid $3.50 per
hlndrsd weight. This IL truly Isrgs con
tract, bu. il has fallen iu the hands Of snerset,
ic men. and there can be no doubt bat 1t will
De promptly filled.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

New AND ELEGANT REsIpENCE.-We
understand that our worthy fellow -citizsn. D.
T. Newcomb. is making preparations for the
erection of a new 80! elegant residences on his
splendid property between Main and Brady
and 7ih and Sth streets. The building il to be
Of brick. two stories high, Ss ~ As in the
main. With rear extension, TO trout Brady
street. The depression in the square on the
Brady street side is to be filled kon the high
sr portion Of the came property. The brick
work ito es done BY Harvey Leonard, and
the carpe work by Messrs. Newell 4
Steele. to eost about ss. 900. Tits improve
ment viii add greatly to the appearance Of
that part of the city.
Military Uniforms and Equipments
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Jan. 16.
FLOUR Moderately active and lrmer. sales at
s5a0a5 80 fer spring
WsEAr-Doli with sales at n IS r No. l. and
sIll for No 2. Towards the ci, sc there was more
fr mness and nm ivarce of A4.c was pa d
No inquiry for Old z, rn, and the demand for new
wcs confined TO the waats of ioc u CONSUMERS.
OATs-Steady 81 65 4 96jc, the latter price for
fresh recepts
HroHwpsys-Prices nominal AZ IS al SIS. The
cerra MY to the tax, is keeping buyers GU OF
marset.
Hoos-Dressed hcg. declined 6c lower for bu'k
Bales at so 40S67O fsw lots dividll on 900 lbs.
Live hogs lcss active and easier.
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THE CIT Y.

A HousE.-Please observe the adver-
tisemept offering . house for sale in another
column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

The gsnuise California wine can be
had at Bsllords. also Coss cough Bslssm-
the est thing for cold.
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THE MARKETS.

Davenport Msrket...eDaliy Report.
O1SIcH OF rH8 Dsn. NBws
Monday, JaDuafy,ls. !
wnsAf- $3.50.
BARLsY-Aetive At l.1ol1.20.
CoRN-65@6ss.
Oars -60a6l.
HoGs-Dressed, S5.Ools.s0.
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A. Mll.LERa

A. LLCne
NO. 20 BRADY srRRST, sELow SECOND,
.so KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
"A makes TO order
M tsents,, Boys d Children's Clothing
of tho best mat. ria and in a manner that cam"
fail T., y,vo sausa ston. Liberal patronage re-
,,c,1,,7v solicited imyZl dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

IIlGu medical authority states that
smallpox rusy very easily b distinguished
from other eraptivs di'essss In i:s ear lest
ssgss. BY pressure ~i.h the finger upon the
erui tions. q small, hard substance may lie
felt a. II there bad been a fns shos placed Tn
der the cutjeie Of the skin