Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], December 16, 1864, Image 1

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|i AL K*T ATS*
v AND
titVllAIICE AIMQY.
JOHN L. 8WIT8 & CO.,
en l. iwm, b. iul, w. r. iimik,
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Nickels* Bleck, («P MM, *JR
IWMPW,
(•prtt9i k (JBteprtf«4 Firaii
:.
CITY LOTS,"
•Hraiilair H*UM Mww
Bought, Sold and Lftid.
House Lots for Sale.
-V A €treat
Ho. 41. Thoae elijpble building lot» corner of
Twelfth and Ilu k Island atre«U, beinj 1W fe«t
front on south Mid* iifth lUrcrt, ind i6ei on
seat aide iA Kock l-lunci «treet.
fhe ilwr« i* vm line location: price Terj
I9 terms uncntiwonlf e»«t—a small amount
ef cash down baliuK o on Jong term of yepre at
low rate of inl«*r.-«t.
Ko. 41. Lot on ltra.lv street, We .U side, «S feet
front by M' feet de -pi ice very low. On p»y
•mi fur the lot thr montg to hui!! will b* loaned
'or a term of vmr* ni tie p*r ftnt.
Ko. St. Ou llrtily direct. feet front by 160
jeet deep—fenced. Prire |12 JUT front loot.
No. S. On Third street, lot So. ltt*«rlur'iM-
tion, 'corner lot,) price, fa-tn.
No. So. Four house l.t« in Davison 4 True'a
addition |lfio each Teims easy.
Mo*. 31, Zl, 83. Thirty lion*-- loU In Slayma
ker's addition |1'" to each. Terms easy.
ho. 07. A valuable ci'y lot S. E. corner of
Main and College Avenue feet on Main bj
150 feet on College Avenue and commanding a
beautiful river Ttew. Price 1,60".
lfRTMOBE'8 M0ITHM,
(Commonly known as "Le Claire's Patch,")
IS ROW UID OFF IRTO LOTS .OF
ILL PRICES, MO THEY ME BEIW
FOR SALE OR VERT EIST TERMS
MO LOW PRICES.
Bowse LoU, Store Lots. Warehottse Lots, Factory
Lots.
Alter* !.•*• ftr sale.
Bo. 47. One on 4th St.. just cast of Brady St.
Bo. 48. Four on 4tu St., near lt-ilroad bridge.
HOMM for Sale.
V*. 10. In Moline, 111., a two story brick dwel
tagbmtse, with lot v by l-"' foot, eor. Lyndeand
Ann Sts. Tin- house ii In (food condition, is now
Cnited po»seision giveu in SO (lays. iThehousiO.
Coat $2,Sv". i Price of house aul lot, $1,5 "i oue
third cash balance on IOIIC time ut low^ interest
No. 80. A brii'k dwelling house on E-2d St.
91 6W |S0'' cash, rest on time ut jxt cent.
fco. 37. The estate now owned and occupied
by tieo. S. C. l)"«v, Lsq..U-in»j the dwelling house
lad three full lute, fronting -»«utli upon 0th St.,
sorner (t° Faruuin street, 'liiisliouse i* in per
fect repair, having hewn tilted up by the owner
for hiiu«elf. The entire arrangement of the house
is tant'-fa! and complete. Th«? view from this
place i-» uusurpuhsed. Terms easy.
No. !W. Brick house and lota, southeast cor
ner of V.h and Main St-t., known asThorin(ttonea
tate 15'J ft. front on ach St. Price *•,'«'-, may
reamiu for a torn of vi *r- «i n low rate of interst
No. 2. Frame hou-c south side 8d street, one
Bile west of Brady street price, Two
Ihirds may remain
011
mortgage at six per ccnt.
Fnrm» Wanted.
We want to purchase iinproTed fuHl from 80
to 140 ncres each.
Farai Ar Bale.
Ko. 75. Eighty acre farm. 1 mile from the
City limits, 011 the west Allen's (»i ore road, all
anHer tine cultivation and fence, with irood dwell
ing and ont buildings well watered, fruit orch
ard, etc. A rtry Jt*irabU p' tCL. Price §5,040
§8,'HM cash, balance on tinx" to suit.
No. 73 acre farm on the Iowa City 1 Locust
Itreet)roiul, 5 mil-'S from the ciiy, ull under new
fence, half under cultivation, balance basture
and timber land. Good t*o story fiame dwell
ing, with necessary out buildings, etc. Price
§3,'J0o cash.
No. Farm of 6"? acres on River road be
tween l'rinceton and Loclaire large orchard,
dwelling, barn and out houses. Price §2,500
W cash, balence ou time to suit.
No. "o, O111* iacre farm in Oleona Township
kbout .» miles north of Fulton and Durant sta
tions on the M. Jt M. Railroad, all improved and
andcr fence and with good house and barn §25
per acre.
jfo. 72, One other 16'" acre farm situated near
.he above, with like improvements. §23 per
SCT6*
No. 21 120 acres unimproved land near Du
»*nt, at §10 per acr». cash, fraliuice in five
rears at t»n per cent.
80 acres in Linn County, (50 improved and
andcr fence.) Price §1 cash.
40' acres in Iowa county at §5 per acre.
SSti1* acres in Sioux county at |l per acre.
1040 acres in Clay county at §1 per acre.
WO acres in Hancock county at §1 per acre.
1000 acres in Winnebago Co. at §1 per acre.
•000 acres §1 .'2o per acre.
$000 acres at§ 2."" per acre.
(30 acres in Tama county.
12'"* acres id Story county.
400 acres in tirundy county
fiOt) acres in Butler countv at I151.1 per acre.
VoO acres in Mower co., "Minn, at 2.5 per acre
M0 acres in Houston County at §2.50 per acre.
600 aeru of M» (AM county st §5
firmer «,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Iggreffite Capital §4,4M,»M.
Hartford Fire UnrtiM Cs
OF I1ARTFORD, C0SV.
fk«iix Fire iMimee C*»
OFNRWTORK.
ltlaiile Flrehserwe Ci|
OF NEW TOKK.
Uur Fire famuraMe
4
New York,
bswaiee
•MM
New Haven.
fpriacftiMFin liiiraMiCe*
OFBPmiiraFIELD, MAaa,
FILE INSURANCE.
§1*,§N,«M.
Llfii bnriiM €*,
,04M.,
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•RBABLVOBB.COLUT'
TMim ftHMMt Ct»
•"J'U f*
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
aXwsiiMHwi
ttaas far aa at ear lei
^C.n.tcunm,m Dearbwm street, Okleage. la a»
tbnriasi te wcette alwnisia iaii It Ola yapm.
LOCAL ITEMS.
YEARS
CHRISTMAS ARO REV
GIFTS.
Call at Bajri'*, ea Brady Mtreet,
And purchase on* of those splendid
I'arlar den Plaaw, or a Hapcrfor
BcMeoa They are just the thing for
IMidmy J*re«e«tf*.
ALSO FOR RCXT—A limited number of
Ch«ice New PIIEM k lrMeois.
decl3-dtf J. HOYT.
»e»•
Go TO TIIB BKST.—Go to liryaut A Strat
ton's Chicago Commercial College, to get a
thorough practical business education, or to
heroine a good sound telegraph operator.—
For circnlars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant St Stratum, Chicago, Iilinou. Uwiy.
BrsiHEss
EDVCATIOX.—To
DB. FEHRABD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his office, on Main street,
Davenport. sp6-di-irt.
"THK difference between a fool and a
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool lcavc3 off. The wiso insure their I*ife
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The wUe require no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollars left to a ftolples*
family will sa "e them from vice and misery.
The wise know that five or ten dollars per
week i.s not only a relief but a support to a
family visited by sickness. Become wis
before it is toi late, and examine a subject-'
that interests the human family in Ota lugli
est degree, at the oftice of
WM. ALLEN IxnALL«f
Room No. 2, over Macklot's Ba»1c,
Corner of Brady and 2d stlteela.
Oct. 10-dtf.
OHSEHVED
SIXUIXU SCHOOL.
JL'xiou class will commence on Monday
evening, Nor. 21st, in the basement of the
Presbyterian church. Advanced class will
commence on Wednesday evening, Nov.
2Cd,in the sune place.
Tickets for cach class to gentlemen... $2.00
To ladies 1.00
Terms—20 lessons.
J. C. WALLACE.
CLOAKS,
CHANUE.—Mr.
WASTED.—A few Iowa "War and Defense
Fund'' Bonds, for which the highest market
pricc will be paid. Apply at this office.
DYSPEPSIA, NKHVOUSXESK AND DEBILITY.—
Dr. Strickland't Tonic.—"We can recom
mend those suffering with Loss of Appe
tite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debility, to use Strickland's
Tonic. It is a vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors it strengthens the
whole nervous system it creates a good
appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspep
sia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at $1 per
bottle. Prepared by Dr. A. Strickland, 6
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
july20-d&wtf.
DIAB?N£A AND DTSBXTBBY.—We hare
examined a great number of letters from
some of the most prominent citizens in
Cincinnati and Covington, etc., speaking of
the highest terms of Dr. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the core of diarrhoea
and dysentery. The Irtteli are too long to
publish. Mr. Woods, of Covington, says
be was pronounced incurable by the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one* bottle of Dr.
Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
a permanent cuee after suffering for months
villi the wont form of diarrhoea and dys
entery. 50 eta a bottle. For sale by all
A. F. MAST
HATING TAKEN AN IBTEBEST IB^HE
Iuartiee Buiim till
B0BT. SIMPSON. & Cfr
Is pcepared to attend te the waste of hit
friends and tbe public for
FIEE. LIP
OMMMKIISIMItfL
Ftia Kon't Hor.—The Fire King Engine
Company No. 1, will give a grand ball at
f.ahrman's on Wednesday evening, the
Sist inst, te raise funds to purchase a
Steam Fire Engine. J. T.
k
THE
shawls, woolen sacks, Garibaldis,
hoods, comforters, find dress trimmings
generally in great variety, and for sale very
low at Streeper's, No. 7 Metropolitan
Block.
RESIDENT
DENTIST.—11.
D. Myers is the
oldest and most experienced Dentist in
Davenport lie furnishes artificial setts or
parts of setts, in the most accurate style.
Satisfaction warranted. Office, Northeast
comer of Perry and Third streets, d&wtf
Dowd has opened a splen­
did New Photograph Gallery on Brady St.,
near the Post Office. With the best Light
in the West—long experience and untiring
energy to keep up with the improvement of
the age, with an earnest desire to please,
cannot fail to make him successful in his
new place. Give him a call. decA5d2twl
§16,190460 CAPITAL
TEMPUC.
THE BBST orsTsas TET.—A. W. Griswoid,
on Brady street between td and 4th, is
agent for Baird k Co.'s celebrated oysters—
the best in market. Call on Mr. G. whan
you want tbe right kind.
SLEIOHIVO.—The late dash of snow baa
made sleighing quite comfortable, though it
is not quite as smooth as might be. The
people are indulging freely in raunerc,
robes and bells, and have line times.
GET THE BKST.—You will always find the
tery be»t ready-made clothing in tfie market
at M. HolienfcU'—Metropolitan Clothing
llall. The goods are very choice and sell
very low.
GOOD
procure a thor­
ough knowledge of book keeping and get a
th rough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial College, corner of
5th and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa
bled poHiers. nv7-diwly
Tmirn TO DO.—No gentleman can
do a handsome thing than to present to his
wife, sister or sweethearts year's subscrip
tion to (jiodey's Lady's Book for the ensu
ing year, for a Christmas present. It is tbe
best Magazine of the kind published. Go
to the News Depots and subscribe.
SEA
ZIMMEBMAM, COMMISSION
ciiANTS, 185 SOCTH WATEB
KINDEBOARTEN
HOLIDAY
oi all observers''—these la­
dies who dress their hair with "Lubin's
Floriline. It beautifies, strengthens:,
lengthens nnd i'ccoriitcs the hair, retains it
in any desired position, and imparts to the
wearer the delicious and sense-patisfyirg
perfume of a thousand cxotic flower?. Kx
tmeted from the peerless Principa Floret
ta,'' found only in the bloom-laden vallics
of Southern France. "Floriiine is the
Gem of the Toilet, and the richest loon left
by the great Parisian perfumer to the world
or elegance and fashion.
MEK-
ST., CHICAGO.
—The attention of oar grain and produce
dealers, and farmers generally, is called to
the card of Messrs. Sea k Zimmerman, of
Chicago. This firm is among the most re
liable and prompt concerns in that city.and
we cordially recommend them to the pub
lic. Give them a one trid and we are pos
itive yon will continue business with them.
FAIR.—We
direct special
attention of the public to the fact that the
annual Kindergarten Fair will take plaoc at
Lahrman's Hall on Saturday and Sunday
next—commencing to-morrow afternoon.
These fairs are very interesting not only to
children but to grown persons. A great
variety of elegant and useful articles are
always pn exhibition, also toys and a thou
sand things interesting to ehildBW. Jake
your little ones to the fair.
GOODS.—The
popular house of
M. Jlerzberg «t Co. No. 5, West 2d street,
has laid in an elegant stock of goods suita
ble I or holiday presents, embracing choice
patterns of dress goods, beautiful shawls,
rich and fashionable cloaks, notions of every
description, ladies toilet goods of numerous
styles—all very neat and desireable—-just
w hat is wanted. Herzberg k Co., take es
pecial pains to provide the most durable as
well as the richest goods, and invite ladies
to cnil and examine them. No trouble to
show goods at their establishment. Re
member the figure and place—No. 5, East
2d street, in Metropolitan block.
BEST SIDR IS THE SAFE stMO&lfany
people aifect to bslieve that there will be no
further draft, and that consequently it is
all nonsense to make any effort to provide
against any such contingency. This is not
good policy, Those who have looked fa'rlv
at tbe rase feel fully convinced that there is
nothing more certain in life than another
draft within a very few months. We make
110 doubt of it and urge the people to act
the wise part and make provision for it at
once. The sooner it is done the less trouble
and expense it will be. The people of the
different wards should be astir in this mat
ter.
COXTRIBCTIOXS FOB SOLDIERS FAMILIES
To make provision for the needy families
of our brave soldics is a duty that we have
not the right, had we the inclination, to
shake off. These families are right here
among us. Almost at our very doors are
wifes and children that to a certain extent,
look to the public for suyport. They must
not be treated as paupers. Their support
ers are in the field doing service for us who
remain at home. Their remunerations a
mere trifle—scarcely more than they have
to pay out for incidental expenses. What,
then, must be done Let us be practical,
and commence giving to the general fund
for their aupport.
At a meeting held at the office of Gen.
Bake Wednesday evening, committees were
appointed to carry into effect the recsom
mendation of the Governor, to make Sat
urday a day of contribution to provide for
the wants Of soldiers fomiliea committees
were appointed to put the matter into oper
ation. Let us begin at once and act in bo
half of these families as we would like to
have others act were oar families situated
as they aro.
WHAT IS WOBTH
SRINO.—NO
kdy or
gentleman who lays any claim te good taste,
cannot fail to be interested at the poptflar
Iowa Book Booms. Mr. Plummer has quite
outdone himself th's. year, and he always
makes excellent selections. Saeh a stock
of richljr botfnd, Standard poUkatkms were
never before opened in this
city. These em
brace History, Poetry, Literary, Scientific
and a most complete assortment of religious
books for both Protectant ^nd Catholic. For
Christmas Presents what can be more ao
ceptable than a magnificent Harper's Fami
ly Bible, Bancroft's History Cooper's
Works beautifully illustrated: Pressott's
Works Butter's Bel Series of Poets, do
gSBtiy illustrated, and bound in Turkey
Msrocco, Antique Gray's Poetical Worts,
hasutirully illustrated The Artist's Edition
^ting's Sketch Book Clever Stasias of
NifeaatbjrM« Q. Sajm, Chilstmas
hjrDickens AsplfttlidflMl«emplK
tcABtt*.! jtt 1his ilii tint n—iwlt
hundredth part of the rich and a|
«s jtaMhahMfwvliM
MfMqr. ON|ih
K Is ftgaluai
WAS* NoMtBAfion.—Tbe
Beans of the id ward have nominated Char
les Tefder, Esq., for Alderman in the place
of Ernst Claossen, who has rwsind htm
the ward. It being appatent thai wa are
bound to have a r^obli'*an aideman from
that ward we are glad thn Mr. Tegslsr
the noarinee. Be is an active, margeUs
dtlsen.
Mr. Claossen has diachsrged the duties
of aUsrmau with credit lo himself and die
office he held we think his successor will
do likewise.
MKDICAL.—The
public will please notioe
card of Dr. E. D. Taylor, in another column.
This gentleman comes among ua with first
clam recommendations as a true gentleman
and a physician of ability. Let him be thor
oughly tested, and patronised aa his merits
deserve. He is welcome to onr city.
The Chicago Typographical Union, on
Tuesday [night, adopted ^resolution per
mitting itsmembers to work wherever they
please. In this action the Typographical
Union made a humiliating admission of its
own defeat. Its members are now free to
work wherever they can gain employment.
They arc not bound to assist each other in
coercive measures to enforce compliance
with its extortion, or submission to its arbi
trary inteferebce. Tbe organisation has
buried its originrl aims, and, finding itself
coorced at last, has made an unconditional
surrender. It is practically defunct.
PI Blil MEKTLXil.
The citizens of tbe 5th Ward are request
ed to meet at the Pennsylvania House, on
Saturday (to-morrow) evening,at o'clock
to take action in relation to the proposed
contributions for the benefit of Soldiers'
Families. Dou't btay away because you
feel under obligationa to give aomething,
but come.
Per Order Committee.
FOB cheap clothing, goto Krause's, oppo
site the National Bank. He lias certainly
the largest and most extensive assortment
of clothing West of the Mississippi, and we
know be sells the cheapest. If you don't
believe it, just step into hi3 establishment
and convince yourselves of the fact.
SUBSTANTIAL. True to his promise,
Shields' is turning out some most substan
tial and finely finished goods for this mar
ket. Gents can get winter suits made of
this excellent material cheaper than from
Eastern goods, of the same grade. Flannels,
blankets, stocking yarn, etc., in full variety
at Sam Perry's, opposite the Post Office.
AT HIS OLD
TKICKS.—Farrand
is at his old
tricks again—selling the most elegant furs
for ladies and gents at a surprisingly low
figure. Go and see tbe styles and learn the
prices. A large lot of hats and caps just
opened—very stylish.
NEW ENGLAND FESTIVAL.—There
The following ladies are a Committee to
superintend the furnishing of the tables:
Mrs. J. S. Seymour, Mitts. Mary Bennett,
Geo. H. French,
W Wadsworth
Daniel Gould,
S. F. Smith,
Geo. B. Earl,
U. P. Wheeler,
M. Thorington,
Helen Baker,
Ellen Gould,
Abbie Oliver,
*f Alattie Earl.
M.
K. PARES.
For Committee.
Danaport, Dcc. 13th, 1864.
CHILDREN'S FAIR.
*f1te£aaaal Falrortlie
Dayen port Kindergarten
WILL BE HELD AT LAARUANN'S HALL,
Vv on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 17th and
18th. Oreat attractions for tlw public. Admis
sion ten cents. decl6-dSt
COMMERCIAL.
Daveapert Barkets.
or THE DAVEKPOET DEMOCBAV, I
Friday evening, Dec. 1#. ISM.
FLOOTL—Retail §9,20 bbl. .§8.80 paper Backs,
§8.50 bulk Wholesale §9.80 bbl.: paper
§8.40 §9.00 bulk.
Wiut.—No. 1, well cleaned, round and pltuan,
a, §1.45 \o. 8, all aosnd,
clean enough for No. 1, §1.135
Club, Tea and tialen
not
§1.45 No. 8,
1, §1.185.
Coa*.—No. 1, aoand, puap and dry, |Uc.
No. s, 4i. mioT
OATS. NO. 1, clean and sonnd, FI4^5FS.
BAKLKT.—§1.S0@1.49.
HOM.—Lire, Saa dii—id, §liglSj
POTATOaa.—46^85.
Omoas.—§1.8081.40.^
New Yarlc NarkeU.
ffaw You. Dee. 11
VketB—Market very call. §U.MOll.S0
estrastate U.S5£114(hB. &0.
W•EAT—Market Wjr tfm. (S.li Chi
cago spring §.44 good winter red.
Coax—§1.89 in store.
OAI»—Bather steadier good bwinasa. 97
A99 ai era i
poaK—Market doll. §S2.
,PABP Scarcely so ira.
$sa.ooau.7s
WMtsar—Btee
r—Bteefly at ltitfl
8U«A»—fiMSimss.
Pnaofceea—Qmet. «6e erade «T4T»
Ined bound 83cfree.
FFaaAy.
IB GENTLBBAH, WIFE AND SMALL
Addieaa box 194 natil Mendsjr,
declMtd.
WuM.
WL
ABS MOW
PBBPABCD'TO
WILL PAY *AT
B. m. THua,
HOMEOFATHMt.
will be a
New England Festival at Lc Claire Hall,
Thursday 7 o'clock, P. M. Doc. 22,1864.
All New England People are invited to at
tend and every one that can is requested to
furnish something for the tables, and have
it there Thursday morning. They are re
quested to leave word st Parks & Hosmer's
:{'o'c a few days beforehand what they will
furnish. Tickets 50 cts., which can be had at
the following places: C. G. Plummer's (Book
Store Geo. B. Earl, (C. W. Whisler's
Store) Wm. A. Remington's Store Parks
& Iloomer's Store.
IW-N. W.
Bain Sd Sta. Besld&ce »d Si, N.
side, Sddoor weal ef Petty. Oflfae bowa-8 A.
M. to 9 P. M.
Beferencee Dr. J. Morton, New York Dr. N.
Webster, Dartoe, O Dr. B. Bbraan, Cisdaini,
O. Dr. i. Twrpla, Prof, of Mat.. Md, Dr. I. T,
Frankliw. Prof, ef Suifceiy in the Home Medical
College of Mo., at St. Leiiia Bev. D. S. Wat
eon St this city. deelS-dlm*
8tmit ZlMntcmaii,
COMMISSION MEMHimi
For the Purchase and Hale of
flwr, €trmUt mnd t*r*4nc€,
CONSIGNMENTSgoods
SOLICITED AND AD-
VAseasaade on in store,
lift8 Sealh Water street, CUcage,
Particular attentioo paid to selling Dressed
Hotf-t and Live Stock. Chicaco References—
Solomon Sturg^s Sons I. A. Dllis, 3d National
Bank Kimball k Wolcott Fraacis 8. Sher
man. Mayor. decl5-dly
BBOWIEU IPERRIR,
Commission Merchants,
SOL'Tll WATER STREET, CEICAGO.
JLO JL Dealers in Dressed IIeg* and all
kinds Country Produce. Particular attention
paid to selling Live Stock. P. O. Uox 823d.
dcc!5-dAwtf
DB.
FBilWLMBKMIS,
OChicago.
FF1CR NO. i" NORTH CI.AHK 8TREET,
111. Room No. Is, Uhlich's lllock.
9{ecisl attention given to all private diseases
incident to both sexes. Also Cancers, or Can
cerous Atftctions, Tumors, Ulcers. Old Sorei4
Bore ltjres, etc., etc., and pnrticulary"
"OBSTETRICS."
Ladies requiring medical aid or advice, in all
cases attendant u:on menstrual obstruliction,
Prolapsus Uteri, or any disease incident to
the generative organs, may rely upon beiug ea
silv and speedily relieved.
.isr A p. irute Consultation Room adjoining
tlieOfBr e, where the I)»ctor will always be in at
tendance during office hours.
Those residing at a distance mar eall in per
son, or aiMre.s aim in rKHitcr coMiioaxcB.
Post O/lice Unit Chicago, 111.
Office hours from 9 to 12 a. U., 1 to 6 p. m.,
and 7 to 9, evening. decl'i-oly
PRURIGO LOTIO,
The great Itch and Humor Killer
of the 19th Centnry!
This ntv prtpnrati'm possesses most ITOIKWW
properties, and Is
a sirnxi ctrnn
Far every species ef tbe ITCD, PRAI-
BIE ITCO, BABBE&,8 ITCII, WACAMI
SfBATCHiS, ll.I.IXOiS FIAiSKF, CITA5
Eors E»rPTI0S, PIBPLVS o* THE
FACE, SILT BIIEIM, SCALD BKAD,
BIXCW0BXS, &r.
T?ie FltUUTOO LOTIO U a n?w sn-t rrrtain curt
for all kin li In h, an btlnira fluid preparation It
tifri from all ti e pur..iuy, 'Utagre€able i|ualitits of
the ointment* In gcuer:il UM*.
Ti- Ptrr.10 O i.OTIO safoittuse tinder ALL
CTRCL'MSTANrK? will not lrrltstethemo«t tender
skin, and CONTAINS NO MEBCL'BY. Dont fall
to try It. Manufactured by
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Bole Proprietors, Lalsyette, lad.
PRICE SO CENTS.
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WTATK OF IOWA.
AwrTAUT GEXBBAL'S OftrtJt,!
Davenport, Dec. 16,1864.
General Orders, No. 52.
I. The organized militia of the following
townships in Scott countv will constitute a
regiment: Pleasant Valley, Le Claire,
Princeton Mid Winfield, as follows:
Co. A, Capt. John W. Walker, Prince
ton.
Co. B, Lt Comd'c Chas. Qapp, Win*
field.
Co. C, Capt H. A. Fricke, Winfield.
Co. D, Capt Cyrus G. Biggs, Pleasant
Valley.
Co. E, Capt DuRenn Stearns, Winfield.
Co. F, Capt Charles Kelly, Le Claire.
Co. G, Capt John C. ItcCabe, Winfield.
Co. II, 8. O. Hopkins, Le Claire.
Co. I, Capt. Wm. M. Paul, Le Claire.
Co. K, Capt S. G. "Underwood, Prince
ton.
Co. L, Capt Mark Mathewa, Princeton.
IL The orgarized Militia of the following
Townships of 8eett County will constitute
a Regiment, Boflklo, Blue Grass, AH
Grove, Hickoqr Grove, Cleona aad Liberty,
a| follows:
Company A. Obtain Reimer Sohren,
Bafialo.
Company B. C^it James Hama, Bine
Grass.
Company C. Capt JL 0. KtlWi Allen's
Grove.
Oompany D. Captain J. W. Kafarstaa,
Bine Gtass.^
Company E. Captain JohnE.
Hldtary Grove.
Company F. Captain F.
Grass.
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Company H. Capt 8. B. C?aik, lihiilj.
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jThe Artists' Edition of Irving'a Sketch Book
Clever Stories of Many Nations, by John O. Saxe
Christmas Stoiies, by Chas. Dickens
harper's Illustrated Bible—Turk/Meroceo—Paneled
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Wootls" with Bryant, Longfellow and Halleck
Christmas and Pictures—a collection of Songs, Carols, aad dsssrinttre
PftAina Mkletine Irt (tin stat I t« A
Poems relating to the Fostival of Christmas.
Bancroft's History of the United States
Complete Works of Thonian Jefferson,
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Kirk's Charles The Bold
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"'"'Complete Works of Thomas llood
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D'israeli's Curiosities of Literature
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Charles l.nmb's works
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Batler^s Bell Series of Poets, elegantly Ullnitrfttod
Vols. Tarke/ JHoroeeo antlqae.
Poetry of the Fields, i
Poetry of tbe Year,
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Moore's Iris'i Melodies,
THittjrwm's Ittiaeriiatlon and ftntf,
Jlr.iwning s Intellect, and Affections,
Woodworth's Nature and Sentiment^
Uray'a Political Works,
Lamb's Political Works,
Memory and Hrpe.
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Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, Keble's Christinn Year, Thompson's Seasons
Burn's complete Poetical Works, Adam's Sncred Alegories, Ileber'ii Poetical Worka!
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New Testament.
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West.
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Stationery, Blank Books, Gold Pens, Pocket Cutlery,
Purses and Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Ladies' Baskets,
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Solid Gold Biags, Wedding Blags, aomething
eatireljr New.
GENTS' SCARF PINS.
device of tb newest styles aad of the best
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