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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

70 The National Executive Committee of the
Republican party have appointed the 9TH day of
juno as the time, and Baltimore as the place for
the meeting of the Convention to nominate can
didates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
Of the United States for the next four years.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

GEN. D. II. HLL.-It is stated that
General ID. Fl. Hill who has been for
some time past without a command,
has been assigned to duty at Charleston.
He passed through Columbia on the
30th ult., en- route to the former CITY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

~ The Yankees have sent eight
hundred and sixty-one Confederate prls
oners for exchange. What does it me an
sThere's a cat in the meal-tub."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

~ We call attention to the sale of
furniture at the Rockbridge Baths on
the 10Th inst.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

~ Persons having money to invest
will be interested in the advertisement of
Lands in Greenbrier by Mr.. Jas. Ell. CAL
ison, land agent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08
GENEkkI. ORDERS.
ADJ'r AND INsP'R GEMS OFFICE,

ADJ'T AND INSP'R GENL'S OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, Feb. 1864. {
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. IA.
The following Order is published for the informa
ton of all concerned
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, J
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l, 1854.
EXCHANGE NOTICE, No. 8.
l. AU prisoners heretofore held by the United States
authorities, whether 0esrs soldiers ciUilGHs,
ceived at City Point before the lst OF January, 1854
are hereby declared exchanged.
H. AL officers and men of the Vicksburg capture,
who reported for duty at Enterprise, Mss, at any
time before the 18th November, 1862 and whose
names forwarded to me by Major General John
Fl. Former, are declared erchGnged
III. All officers and men of the Vicksburg capture
belonging to the lst Tennessee Heavy Artillery, who
reported tor duty at Marietta, Ca, and whose
were forwarded to me by COL A. Jackson are dectar-
| ed exchanged. RO. GUILD,
Agent of Exchange.
By order,
(Signed) 8. COOPER,
Adj't and Insp'r General.
saS Confederate newspapers publish six times and
| send bills to the War Department
| Feb
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08
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DIED.

CHARLES JACKSON, son of G.. O. and M. E. Y ca
kle born December 4h, 1862, and departed this life
June 28lh 1868. This makes the second son these
fond parents have laid in the grave within the last
few years.
In yonder silent grave,
You've laId your little child; =
Where Jesus went to save,
The lovely, meek and mild
But far above the skies,
Your darling babe shall be; s,ss M
An angel With the wise, s.r
To all eternity.
There may you meet again
Where ali is JOY and peace
Where all His people reign,
Where all is perfect bliss.
At the residence of his brother, VIM. C. Eskridge
in Staunton on the I'd of March, after few hours.
Cavalry, IN the 2Sth year of his age HIS remains
were inferred with Masonic honors, he being mt
Der OF the Richmond Randolph Lodge.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral Of VIM. III. BROWNLEE, who was kill
led at Gettysburg. win be preached in Greenville
the 4th OF March, by the Rev. George e. Booker,
Chaplain of the 4oth Va. Regiment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

IN n R A L E.
X Cotton Yarn, from Me- 8, to IL,
No. article of Molasses,
A few Boxes of Green's Liver Pills,
Good Black Ink, by the quantity, ii desired, &c.
I live on the main road from stanton to Augusta
Springs near Adam Stover's smithshop.
Mar 1--tf r. N. LINESEY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

NoTICE-The creditors, and Iegatees Of th;
IN following named estates which / represen mt
VIZ James Lucas, decd John Armstrong, decd
Hugn !. harris, decd; Samuel Lucas dec d. arc
VIM. McChesney, decd. are hereby notified to cal
on me on or before Saturday the 2Sth inst
the amounts due them, or will fund the same ac-
eording to law before the LIST of April next.
March 8-3t* j. H. CALLISON
Mlddebrook Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

NOTiCE.-All persons having claims against the
~ Commissary Department for supplies. contract
ed for prior to the 18th day Feb 1864 will present
not pres ented by the time specified they will be paid
In the present currency par, its equivalent in
the new issue, WYNN. TATE
Major Commissary, 81 Dist. Va.
OFFICE SUBSISTENCE, I
STAUSToN, Mar z. March SITS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

NOTICE.-Persons having
IN GARDEN SEEDS
for sale, can sell them at Dr.. Young's old stand;
Feb Is-tf e. G. YEABN.E.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08
II X C III A N G E.

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have few kegs of Nails, md some "A cot
ton Sheeting which I will exchange for Flour and
BAG n. yards Cotton for 3 lbs. Bacon, and 30 yds
Cotton for barrel of Flour. N, p. CATLETT,
Agent for Old Dominion Iron Works.
Staunton March SITS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

P. s. Persons coming from distance will and &C.
commodations at the Baths.
March 8, 1854 1t 4
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08
"General Kilpatrlck-Cross at l, A. NJ,
d Ar,s,-

fSGeneral Kilpatrlck-Cross at /, A. NJ, Sun
| day-ten miles.
stPass river s., A. NJ, (resstance.)
sOhildsburg-fourteen miles--8, A. M.
sFResistance at North Anna, three miles.
ssRailrosd bridges at South Anna, twenty sig
miles, 2, z. III. Destroy bridges. Pass the
South Anna and feed until after dark, then sigma
each other. After dark move down to Richmond
and be in front of the city at dayhreak.
ssRETuRN-In Richmond during the day--feed
and water men outside,
sfBe over the Pamunkey at daybreak--feed
and water, and then cross the Rappahannock at
| night, TUESDAY night,) when they must be on
the lookout.
s'Spies should be sent on Friday morning ear
ly, and be ready to cut.
GUIDE FURNISHED.
The following paper was enclosed in an envel
ope directed to ssColonel U. DAHLeREEN, &c..
at General KIEPArR1oK's headquarters,o and
marked CONFIDENTIAL The letter is not dated.
"ColoneI Dahlgreen, etc., etc.
ssDear Colonel At the last moment I have
found the man you want-well acquainted with
the James river, from Richmond up.
e'l send him to you mounted on nv own pri.
vate horse. Yon will have to furnish him n
horse.
''Question him FIVE minutes aud you will find
him the very man you want
esRespecgfully and truly yours,
JOHN G. BABoooK.'7
On the margin of this letter is written:
SHE crossed at Rapidan last night, and bias
late information /!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

of the command was written on sheet OF paper
having in printed letters, on the upper corner,
esHeadouarters Third Division, Cavalry Corps
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

+ AND FOR SALE PRIVATELY-As
IL agent tor Judge l.. z. Thompson and brother,
have heretofore sold near 900 acres of land siu
ate on Birch river, in Webster, Braxton and Nicho
las counties, and wishing to close my agency,
otter for sale tw other tracts OF 500, the other
1900 acres, both having improvements thereon, sit
uate said river, and also two tracts of wvod land
one on Anthony's and the other on Towards creek
Greenbrier county, Va. Address
March s. 3ts* j. II. CALLISON,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-03-08

~ Confederate newspapers publish six times {
send bills to the War Department.
Feb St
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
Total assets, January !, 1884,. ..$Sss.S1s.s7
Hstim Atod liabilities. .$i0 200
EDW'D ANTHON 1 Pres.
IsAAc b q. JcHS, Ssc'y.
AUprroK's OFFICE, Iowa, |
Dls NoIHEs, Feb. l, 1864. J

Il IL hereby certified, that on the frst
aav Of Fehrusfy, 1864, . sworn statement vas fed
a shis ohice, showing the condition OF the
Lamar Fire Insurance Company, located 81
Il Z City, in the state Of Nav Iora, on the
1rst day Of January, A. D.. 1864, in accordance
With peoyison Of IN Act Of the General Assem-
Nv of the Sta,e of Iowa, entitled IAN oct in re.
lasaou 20 Insurance Companies" approved Jsnu-
erv aSth, 1851, sal an Act amendatory Thereto,
eduroyed February 9th, 1858, and an Act in rsia-
tion 70 Life Insurance Companies. approved
M h l7th, 1862; that said statement shows
M saii Uompany 10 possessed Of the requisite
onouns ef Sapital snt invested - required By
HssAssisy 10 therefore sivsu 70 the above nam.
= Cenpo1y - tsansaet thor appropriate tusi-
- 81 Iueaeaaee II this state. in accordance
m thelsws thereof, until the slst day Of JAN
esy /. - 80 s,s.sssl, sAss John swis and " r
xiSaer. 81 Davsapest, hes been duly appointed
- ~ Csnrney thsls iaWfal Agents and Attor-
~ a. - Osaaey 4 Hsott, With full power 70
~ siSks ef Insusoneo thsifin and 70 asknoul-
eSss seevieo e vroosss, - provided BY law. upon
~ Sis.s ~ - Oisrk oi The District Courtin
- ~ sss1 0.aatv. : certified copy Of the ssats-
sss.x =. n. = ~ enso. Il 10 fursAse esrti1sd
sSea ~ ee.eehoA = asus end correct eepy ol
- sSa s1oaonsos s3slasive Of aAdsvit aad
- /. Nae1neae NA@sel, / AAvs 1sss.
: - ~ - - 81 n6xsd ~ seal q
S(ss1tr - ~ asss sSs.s ~
i b r ~ Z 4, sd va - 4 sS5sss ~ -
:; - c., .'s.5 ! |.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

GRxAr SUccEss.-Dr. q. A. F Fullsr

GREAT SUccEss.-Dr. u. A. Fuller q
having great success 10 the tsestmsos Of Can.
osrs. Tumors. Serofuls. Pulmonary diseases.
oil Chronic dissases and difficulties peculiar to
the femsle System. Many female diseases have
been trsstsd sussesstolIy in from four 10
tsslvs wssks sttss lingering on for year. un-
der tn, treatment Of eminent physcian..
Thsse diseases readily yielded to hi. treat
msnt. Over Eve hundred cases were treated
by him while st Ottamwa, aad, strange to
say, his record shows that they were treated
sucesssfuly. vita tee exesption Of one patient
10 twenty Of the whole number treated, Dis-
eases OF the Eye no. Included. OF this DELI
cate organ there we're four hundred and sixty.
two patients. or this number there were ten
cases only that did not receive permanent
and laeaing benefit from treatment during his
stsy in Ottumws. Iowa. from July lat. 1889,
70 Feb. 1st. 1854. - A
Dr. F. Ass aow come to Davenport to make
. psrmansnt residence. and from bis past sue
esss 10 treating that class Of diseases preclaim-
cd BY the regular faculty incursbls, will, or
should give to The suffefisg hope ef speedy
delivery from disease and pain. When he en-
lists his services and medicines in behalf Of an
invalid he wants to feel and know that he has
. eh ,uce to do all for them that can be done,
therefore delay not, as proersatinatiop 10 dam
gerous.
DR.. Fuller can Be consulted q. the LeCiairs
House. Room No. II, until he can secure rooms
and residence. Pet Office box lsl.
g. A. FuLLEa, II. D.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

TIE NUISANCE CAsE.-The case Of
he state We. | 7. Coate'. charging him with
keeping and operating q pabiia nuisance in
tue shape o. a soap and candle factory 10
ths city, which has been under tri IN the
District Court ct this place during the past six
days. was given 10 the Jary last evening,
and this morning at 10 o'c.oek. sftsr ! RI
nights session, returned a verdict Of Not
taul,y"
Now We believe that the factory Ia qaes.
10 the packing houses and slaughter bouses
located al the lower en- o. t,wa, are eons-
.in.ss e..ltr Q. zee ohatg. OF being nuisan-
cen Sometines during the san,ae. sesson
the pro, ristcrs OF these concerns, by slover.
~ managsr snt, permi. them 10 be nulsances
But this need no. be. It is the duty Of the
Ci,v Council! to take thia matter in haud
Iaes Oody eho,,ll isspe rs.mi.s TO tae pro
oristors Of these concerns. to carry them on
and q. the same time should appoint COM
m,ttee whose duty 1t should be to visit these
houses once q week 10 summer. and eyeT-
inc th, premises to sseartasp wheth or rot
they are conducted in q clearly manner to
see that all offal, instead Of being permitted
70 lay about and rot, thus hling the air
vito offensive odors. Is earted away or 9TH
er wise disposed Of according to strict sani.a
~ rules. Any neglect to do this shouId be
punished with ioe. There is no good ex-
cu.s for these places being puisancss. 1t 10
from aJuss and rot the wee OF the privilege
that they become 90. Let these restrictions
b. laid upon these establishments ard there
will be no trouble.
We are clad the verdict Of mot guilty
| was found, for we're the propristors compelled
TO remove the establishments beyond tho
city limits it would be . severe blow to
| some Of our best commsreial iDteres.s Mr..
Coates Is constantly Introducing improve
menis to render his manusactcry less offsn-
sive. and will continue 90 to do until be has
everything complete. Let the City Courcii
adopt the plan va have suggested. and rake
it obligatory upon these parties to run their
concerns In clean and orderly manuer, and
sbe com plsin,., m any Of which are row well
grounded. will os sileneed.
YsOLp Folks BALi.-This will be
an oddity-but b rare treat. The idea take'
like hc. cakes. and the old folke-fa,hsrs and
mothe.s-grandisthers and erandmothers.~ .~he
have no. trippsd the toe in the ussy dance fo'
score OF years, have determined to zee bow
it will seen to reproduce the scenes Of thsi'
early days. and once more. and perhaps fo'
the last tine. trip through the intricacies o
ths "virginia Reel, "Six Hand Bee" J" "Han
the Slipper" ave Sister," ''Monsy Hask.
and other good old dances Of kindred char
ester which Milo White has arranged for sh
sesasion. None u the trsshy dances Of mod
srn times will bs admitted. II will be Sigh
worth sesisg. 4 large number u tickets ar
already cold. They can yet be hac of. "
Harrison, Frank Wstsos, g. W. Kspssr, 80
at Whites Hail, Niekoll's Block. on Mosds
evening. Get . ticket BY al means. .e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Buy ycur dress goods, baImorals, hoop
skirts. mu.lins, shee'inge. domsstics and ho-
siery at Whisler's. He hass huge stock and
sells very low
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Sam Perry invites the gentlemen Of
Davenport to drop into his sstablishm ent, op
bosite the PJe Offise, aad examine his stock
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Farrand has another lot of those latest
styles Of spring hats. Call and make your
selections.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

CusroM Boors.-Gents wishing per-
feet fitting boot, mace 0! the very best leather
and by the most experienced workmen, should
call at Haley's, corner of Brady and 9th cts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Rev. Mr.. CoRLrN, of Tennessee, will
preach Ia the Second Bab,ist Church, to NOR
ming and evening at toe usual hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
OIruNwA, Iowa. Dec. 1st, 1868.

O1ICNWA, IUWS, Dec Isti Iebo.
This is to certify tha. have been afflicted
with Dyspep.ls since l vas bout Eve years
old. spit,ng up my victuals then ae bad - 81
any time in my life | will be thirty ysars
old next June, and this lieeass Dyspepsia bse
been . source Of great annoyance to me my
whole HE. had tried medical aid until 70.
Of heart. and ds.pairsd ever being . sound
man Bat thanks TO the ruler Of ell things for
sending so skilled man to our m, lot as DR..
Fuller. He has entirely cured and man OF me
contrary to the expectations OF all my friends.
Fellow sufferers. apply 10 DR.. Fuller ard you
will coon realize the valus Of good treat
ment.
,;cpupesay
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

To whom it may concerns:

To whom it may concern:
T-isis N c~',ifv th,. whsn cAus 20 pf
Failer, July 2S J. 1888. my eve, were 90 very
90 that ooula no. ass to tell N ..e iron 9
female person fAw rhds from nv
bsen under his treatment aince, end csn row
see veil enough so can see apy visihls oh, ,-c.
near bv or at distance. ! can slso ae cooi-
mon u. vspapsr prih. Whs, is beat of all. his
treatlaent IL so vary mild NIT aft r the t4sA-
icn OF the csusiic preparations chiu-aoDiy used
by occu,is,s bad trial Of them = irw year.
ago ard have received more hert.it ,rcn the
treetrnan, OF Dr. Fuller 10 ten daya. thar re-
ceiv ed three wears 500 iro,n aa orni.t IL thres
months, TO say no hiog Of tie suttstnr | en-
dured. would chssriuliy rera'r Send elt
tho,e sfiicted with SIRE eyes to csil Oh Dr.
Fuller without delay.
Most respectfully you're.
a. Y. L -n...
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY,
JOHN i, SW1TS 4 Co..
sonx /. swrrs, nioHAnD ,. nrLl, WI. ,. xlDDss.
NlckoLL's BLOCK, CUP srAIRs.)
SECOND STREET.,
Improved 1 Uninprsvel Farms,
CITY LOTS,
Dwelling Ho0ses And Stores.
BOUGHT, SOLD AND LEASED.
Farms For Sale.

ION ACRES NEAR wALCOTr. eco improv-
lAVsd and under fe cs,) With house Price
81 900.
la aerss miles from the city, on Dububas
road, all Improved and under fence, with house
end orchard. This il knows as the Grant Farm;
Pfioe-e4 900.
20 asrss on tho Ios, City ron d, three niies
west Of Brady Street, oil improved and under
Joosa With good house rooms and csilar) we'll,
basn, gain bins, COW houses, wagon shed and
Loo fruit trees. Prics-$l 200.
20 acrss in Winfield township, all improved
and under fence. Price $3.50.
lso acre. in Eisar county. ILL.,, 10 miles north
Of the Ohio Mississippi railroad uniuproved.
Price $500. Or will be exchanged for property
In Hcntf. Cadar or j. hnsoa Con ntias.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
40 L -n.I.
Feb 90 -6&w"n.

'lr".-Nautghty little word: you bother
folks. Nyou ddn'! eris. you wonid be used.
Your presence o!,ra lrings rerroao'. upon
men and wotaea- " i ole iaulilies for th Il nst-
Ter your absence often mahas trouble and
place. psople in 'idicu'ou. positions, Nov
the Gazette say 8 than when G,vespor ) one
told tie President ia. there would be 10
dral. IN Iowa, be meant '';f,' when be !ras-
gel tha. "you shall have our quota without
IT, he msaOt "if' and wheA be exc'sitn ed 10
the fu,ine.s OF bis Boosting
eve ara eo.airg father a abraham,
riye hundred thousand more"
b, most surely xassps ~" Taas s'y' -
rao.l. won.d enlia. al thi. would be done ~
By eta, ing away Mr.. if you have placed
the Governor in q ridiculous position. Iou
make him bomhasic. ego.isiie-naEe hin a2-
pear smaller than y.l sc Ioarss'i-aDd you
aint ouca bigger than 10 word at al.
Wsuove that the Governor be perm tied 10
vithdrax y HE letter to the President for the
purpose Of 'if'jDg it--even as the 1ax.se de-
c,ares he intended. Let rs oil do our best to
xsep our Governor - straight 90 the record -
posi- slble-"T"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
New xorx Aarset.

New 4 0rk Aarset.
NV YOKE. Feb. 20,
CorroN.-Q Quiet at 5o0Scc.
f,OuR-lOc higher. S67996 30 Extra state !;
s. .25Id7.35 X. II. D.
WuxAr-2 cents higher. &1.s601 80 Chicago
Spring $l57G1.6o milwaukee Ciub, Sl66gi.
Winter Red.
CoRx-$l, ,2s0l.29 in store.
. Oars Firm. 9lxl93.
PoRk Quiet. S2l.6a@2o.75 mess. $ls92o IS
old 23 IS new.
LARD Steady at 121s012A.
WHusEY-00.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

OpERA GLAssEs.-Mersebach j. But
teuback. No. 90 LeClaira Row, have just re-.
csived . splendid lot Of opera glassss of the
Aaest quality which they offer ,t.very moder-
ate figures Ladies and gentlemen who want
the real glass. should call and examine this
stock before looking elsswhere.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
j4 aea1sg asggta
Ne w JUvElLH DOokn
F0E 1oAe ~ sssl
P 1 q N N ] ] Err > ;

~ W UW w l. -
No. 50 Brady Street. @
Rollo 10 Geneva no'" " " ur Mm.
Ro!lo in Switzerland. 1,mo s.m :" ',"'"od
Rouo islo IN IN S.oi'.nA S.n.. ,olo on Atlantic,
Holo
Ihe kc'lo Books, Il vsls.. BY AboeN ~
Leaning arm to Talk Learning Read Play School, Mu,eum Fpiner
Fire. Sky Water Air Travel Vacation. Travels. Corr..ropd.nc.
The Florence stories, by Jacob Abbott ve,.
" % so'n' 'mke Ortnty Islands English Channel
Santa Clans Fairy Story Books, Vols
"' "' '""e Ian p I"'ve, Travels. Fairy omothcr, A.ops
1he Pioneer Boy The Drummer oy The Robin ,ov Tbe
F"r''ss 1"rest'e Series, ~ rotx
America s.s Rome Europe Europe A.ia ,Ahic. Ireland
Par'ey's Cottage Library, ~ voI.
Make .ofI It. R;,h,;sM..
neea "a " a. Sope' sp Tales ofThe and Land
Foie Tai. of the .,sb;ss, sn b9Ssa'
Adventnrer. Billy Bump, Fake c " D96 * bo'dhero
A""tic Mary's storses q vols.
INT story ooA Frank and Fanny Peter P,ey. York Peep .he
hs''s Peep at the Birds Aunt Mary. Stories. "
The Nitten Srries; Excellent Book, "a, chuM..,,
" 0'pn'' '' AsG ;a Little M'sn. Two Story M.su, L..
Ee~ ei1vor Penny so-ios, a vol.
ua"m sunny Eyed % Tin c'ds Lite Nar 1h. and r..
O'' a'y Williams V0ose Noboiy't Child aud Stories
The rnskc. o:s"veni!cs, beautifully illustrated,
Robbins Nest Siorics.
Young Pcop,c,s sibrsry. IL sois. ''''
Ihe Gcod Ihiid's s.Ebsar. q vols.
Aaies and s."ric> Is orsi. Tciimg. S"'e'''
Also Gnc stock Photographic, ,inns E,ol. T. g.
.a'an s-tc' bin. th i broken D4ni
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
Toilet articles Of every style at Bal
losd's. Call asd examine.

For the restoration OF the hair to its
nstusal color, use 0sabbs's preparations,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
IiiAS WHITAKER.
SAN. E. BROWN,

TTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law
n 0yFros on nuin street, il Greasa Block, up
stairs my2G.d.f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
II. IL. KING;

II. II. KING,
4 TTORVEY AED COUNSELLOR AT Law,
~ .ad Notary fnblic.
CrsicK -Dxv exports Block, Letitslfe, lava.
Particular attention paid to eoiiectiaLs in Scot
County tMy8-ily
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
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1 TToRNEY AND CoUNsFLLua AZ LAW
q (successor Of Daw 4 Brown, Davenport, love
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

JAMES n. DALZELL,
@yOMMIsSION PRODUCE MERCHANT.
" Agent for Herring's Safes and Fairbanks
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris and
Hair.
E0.a FEopt street. L
Davenport. Iowa. May IA, Iss3.-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"a and Notary Pubic. Offce, North-wesi
,spsR Of Brady and 5ecc-d sMeets. up-stsirs-
atrauce on Brady street. 'niy 2S-dt'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

MEDICAL LECrURE TO LADIRs.-The
ladies Of this city should be made acquainted
With the fact that Mrs +. NJ. Barclay. Ia dy
highly educs'ed in bsr profession, will delv.
or . free lecture. at the Methodist Church to the
ladies Of this city, on Monday afternoon, at 5
O'clock, on the 'esuses. prevention and cure
OF diseases peculiar to women and children" )"
She comes accredited by testimonials Of the
hi zhes. order, among which are le.t"rs from
Rev O. Em.rsoa, Sabuls {; Rev. Mr.. Papcoast, :,
Mrqroke,a /; also from the ladies OF LaS,lls /.
Moline. anf other pisces where che has been
laboring with great aceeptabliiy. From the
Ms. 3. = eu,it.al TO the .ull confidence OF the
public, and that her lectures will be highly
beneficial and Instructive We woul advise
the Ia hes to go and hear her without. fail.
Since writing the above We have received
noe from the Esv. c. G. Truesdell, Of the
II L Church, in whish be states that trou
Evidences lefore him be takes pleasure in re-
commanding Mrs. Barclay to tho favorable
consideration Of the ladies OF Davenport. and
a.! interested IN ths subjects upon which she
lectures" also another from the Rev F Emer.
son Judd, Rector Of Trinity Church, in which
he says he "trusts that the ladies Of orr co;a-
munity viii attend her irse lecture and there
they can judge for themselves regarding the
the lecturers qualifications for the very i'm
portrait sphere Of usefulness upon yhich che
has entered