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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03
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NEW ADV'RTISEM'TS

& HERIFT'S SALE.-STATE OF IOWA
kCSco't county, In the District Cour, of
scott County, State Of Iowa.
Ky virtue Of an execution Issued from tho
once OF the Clerk Of the Distric, Court Of
Scott County, Iowa, in favor Of William JAM
'son plaintiff, and against J. 4 A. NJ. Larimer
defendants, dated October Is, 1889 and to the
directed, commanding me that Of tie goods.
cna'tels, sock, or interest in any COMPANY.
uen,s due, property in the hands Of third per-
s'n; 'nnds and tenem cnts v hlch are not exemp,
oy law from execution Of the above named
ue'ehdants, make or cause to be made the
sun OF sAo4 4l-l0O with interest and costs
! ieVied upon the foll,wing described real
estate in Scott County, Iowa: The south
west quarter OF section sixteen 49,, Township
seventy-nine ~ Mr. four 4 cast ath y. M
Is the property OF said defendants
And hereby . We public notice that Ishall
oner ior sale at public outcry to the biyheat
and best bidder therefore in cash, al the
Court House door, in Davenport, Scott County.
Iowa, on Monday, December 5th. 1859, at the
hour Of two O'Clock Y. N. Of said day, the above
described propertv, Or % much thereof as will
satisfy the above debt with interest and costs
Nov. lst, 1859. II. LEONARD,
nov D. Sheriff Of Scott Co., Iowa.
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NEW YOVK MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 2.
FLOUR-Without change. Sales 1000 bbls.
- 75@$4 30 Super State - s5@$4 a5 Ex-
ira State; - 1894 20 Super. Western; S5(9
s. 81 Common to medium Extra Western !;
IS 35@5 50 inferior to good shipping brands
extra X. H. o.
RYE EFLorR--Steady 50 6O014 30
WHEAT-Dull and heavy Sales 5000 bush.
Choi @ white winter 81 50
RYE-Quct s41aMs5c.
BARLEY-Quiet S0ds9c.
CCkS-Dull. No Sales and unchanged.
OATs.-Steady, 44@ 45c State and western.
PORK-Dull. SIS 81.
PRIME BERP-unchanged.
Cur MEATs-Quiet
LARD-Quiet and heavy, sales 200 bbls llQ
llHc.
BUTTER. : Fair request l5N4lsc Ohio
2Uc.
CHEESE Steady l0@lOHc.
WHIsKEY-Dull and heavy. Sales 100 bbls
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT
OFFICE DAILY DEAockAr AND Nsws)
DAVENPORT, NovEnByR I,5Q

OFFICE DAILS DENockAr AND Nsws
DAVENPORT, NOVEMBER l. 1859.
WKATagR-ALothsr beautiful fall day ha,
been added to the many Of the same kind We
have had this season. A pleasant warm sun
rendered everything cheerful and gave bust.
ness lively appearance.
/ MAREETs-No changes Of Importance has
taken place in the produce market to-day
The receipts have been fair, although not Al
heavy as during some days last month. We
quote:
fLouf-A good retail demand has give the
market lively turn Albion extra is firm at
"a 25@$4 80 wholesale I; 81 81 re.aiI,
WBEAr-Market firm with q fair supply
No Spring 6s@7Oc.
BARLEY-In demand with small receipts
Good clean 1904
OArs-Supply limeted and demand good
New 26@2sc.
CoRS-Little in market; no changes in quo
tations 27425c for ear
POTATOES Fair supply at 25@95c
ONIoNs-No change to note. White 23(d
25c.
BUckwHEAr-Se Selling readily at - 90 per 100
lb.
HAY-Market in good condition with large
supply. We quote upland prairie at 81 40@
s. 90.
EGGs-In good demand a ll@l2Ixc, for
shipping.
NUTrER-In good demand for family use
We quote good dairy la Zee; common FIR
kin and roll at l213Ml5c.
CHEEsE-We Reserve &c VIII olesxle and
l0@l2H retail.
Hans Coed sugar cured lie rail; common
l0c.
SHOULDERS Good &c Wholesale and retail !;
SC canvassed.
DRIED BEEF-llc wholes. 10 and l3c retail.
DRIED APPLEs-A good r'icIe quoted at lie
Wholesale and l2i1 all.
DRIED PEACHES IMPAIRED llltc Wholesale
and l5c retail; pared csc retail.
CoDFrsH-A good article Sc retail.
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MAIL ARRAN0EMENTs

Times II opening and closing mails In the Davenport
Post CfYce:
EASfBKN y ALL, arrives ~ S.So ana ~ d
ciosss Al 8 10 A \ A. 5:S0 Pm
NoR1uLkN Mau. via Dutuqn.snd Northern lows
arrives at 3 50 PM c.osc-at ID 4 N.
SOUTHERN u vi, from = LSu.. ana eouthern His
souri, aratves al .e0r "; elosfs ~ v l6AM
WEsTEaE AsD sOuTHfRs Iowa NAIL, arrives 81
6.3O NJ closes ., v.3O Al.
rLIisois W AZ NAIL, arrives 6:@6 A ~ and $50 ?
y; closes at A and pm
RivsR NAIL soUTH, including river towns above at.
Louis, tbs Misso1. River, ke1: 1:sska and Kan a..
via Hannioa! Z et Joseph =, arrives At 10 4
M; clote. at4PN.
RIVER MAIL, In ciu'iing river towns from Clsire
toIyon., arrives at 9 \ y, clio .es At $50 u.
NORIBsRx NAIL, b. lsn.., up the river, arrives ~
Pm Sundays. Wednesdays And Fridays. closes ST
9PM IN Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridavs.
BLuk GRASS NAIL, arrives At II y, closes at IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrives snd close. At " N Tuesday
and Fridays.
sHAxosA NAIL, arrives and closes an II NJ, or
Thursdays.
The once viii be open on Sunday during the Sum
nsr from TO 10 AM
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Wanted to Exchange.
pEATTTlEIrT DESTnENNC II

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOT IN
"A the city of Hastings Minnesota, Territory,
for new or second handed furniture. A bar
gain will be given. This town is located on
the Mississippi River, thirty-fve miles below
1t. Paul, in Dacota County, and is the Coun.
ty seat Of said County, has . population Of
from two thousand to twenty-five hundred
and is at the present time doing % much
business a. any other city Of not more than
factory reasons given for wanting to ex-
change. A warrantee deed will be givcn.-
The property is free Of oil incumb mbrance, good
references given in regard to the peoperty and
its valuation.
For particulars address, Real Estate, Davea-
port, Iowa, or inquire Of THoMA ~ ORR Auction
eer, No. 5, East Second strsst.
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Arrival Of The Steamer Arago,

NEw YoRK, Nov. The steamer Arago
arrived this evening from Havre and South-
ampton. Her political news has been en-
tirely anticipated. but she brings London
dates to the 10th Of Oct.
Among her passengers are Mrs. Macon
and family. Hon. Mr. Keitt and lady, Je-
rome Napoleon Bonaparte, and Prof. Childs
Of Cambridge.
The Arsgo passed the steamer Vanderbilt
on the 18th. of the Needles. bodnd in
LONDON. Oct l9-CoDsols to-day quoted
s6 s-Sa96 l-2 for money, and 96 6-6 for ac-
count The market for breadstuffs il firm
and unchanged.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Tuesday Nov. !.
FLOUR-Dull and inactive at 81 50l$4 90.
WHEAr-Declined Hc@lc. No 2, Sc to $40.
in store.
CoRN-Good new 5s(G6Oc for 50 lbs.
OATs-Ssles Of No at 32c.
BARLEY-No in store 81 1G2c.
RYE-Dull and declined 3@4c. No in
store 6a@6Sc do on track Toe.
PorAToEs-Steady. 35to 40.
HIDES Market dull and heavy. Green 5K
@sc Sailed 61a@7c dry 1O@llc; dry flint
l30l4Lc
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

rs THE LARGEST AND BEST ARRANQ
L ED Hotel in the New England States; is
centrally located, and easy Of access from all
the routes Of travel. 1t contains all the mod
ern improvcments,and every convenience for
the comfort and accommodation Of the trav-
elling public. The sleeping rooms are large
and well ventilated; the suites Of rooms are
we'll arranged, and csm pletely furnished for
families. and large travelling parties, and
the house will continre TO be keptas 6sst
class Hotel in every respect.
Janl8dly LEWIS RICE IroysietoY
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TERMS OG ADvERTIsING.
As AessrD iron ~ imG
DAVENPORT ASSOCIATED PRESS.
MAY 1~l.. 1SA7.
NOT,CE TO ADvERTuSERA.

large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts will be Understood "
Apply strictly t. the Immediate business Of the adyer-
tser and al other advertisements sent in by the ad
sertlser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
will be inserted ust forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for rellg gous and benevolent purposes In
sevted time free o cost, thers after charged
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for IN
eri1biy an adoaace, unless from approved Agents
Contracts fpr yearly advertising terminsble at the
option Of advertisers they paying advancement Of
15 per cent. On the contract price.
Advertisements Inserted next to reading mater
~ per cent aivance above rates, and kept IN
side 25 per cent. advance regular rates.
Alltrsnsient advertisements must be paid for ~
aivsnce.
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I EGAL NOTiCE.-In the County Court

I EGAL NOTiCE.-In the County Court
A. Of Scott County, Iowa.
In the matter Of the application Of Mary
Ann Doyle administratrix Of the estate Of
Andrew Doyle deceased, for leave TO sell real
estate:
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Mary Ann Doyle administrative Of the estate
Of Andrew Doyly deceased, has filed in said
Court. her petition, praying for leave to sell
the following real estate, belonging TO said
deceased in his lifetime, for the payment Of
the debts Of said estate, to-vit:
Lot No. three, in Block No. two, in Forrest
Dillon's addition to the city Of Davenport,
County and State aforesaid. And it is ordered
by said Court, that said petition be set for
hearing on the first Monday Of November, A.
d. 1853, at the Court House in the city Of
Davenport, Iowa ); at which time all persons
interested are notified to appear and show
cause, if any they have only the prayer Of said
petition sh ould not be granted.
MARY ANNDOYLE,
Admx. Of Andrew Doyle, deceased.
Dated Nov. !, 1859. nov 3-d3t.
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Per+ign and Domestic Groceries.

Consisting in part as follows: 60 sacks Rio
Co1FEs, go sacks Maracabo, ~ packages Java,
10 chests Mocha, rs boxes ground Coffee, Io4
half chest, TEA, Yonng Hyson, Imperial,
Oolong, Ming Yong 4 Souchongs. 80 csddies
old Hyson. 80 quintils Of Goldfish 20 bbls
No. Mackerel, 20 bbls. do, go kits mess
do; 100 boxes Scotch Herring Salmon, Trout,
smoked Haullibut, Tongues and sounds
WOODEN WAKE.-Rope, BEDFORD, Clothes
lines, Sewing and Wrapping Twine, Spices
ground and whole 100 doz. Brooms, assorted
sizes, Cotton batting, Wick.
10 Hdds. Brown Sugar, SO Bbls. Clarified
Sugar, IS pkges. Molasses and Syrups, 20
boxes Raisens, new fruit) 40 half do, SO quar-
ter do. Western Reserve, English Dairy, and
Pine Apple Cheese Stationary. every variety
Of Brushes and 1000 other things too numer-
our to me ntion.
Call and examine the above stock bef. re
purchasing elsewhere.
TIL. MORLEY, L Co.
Corner I'd and Perry street
Davenport, Iowa, November 1st, 1859.
nov. 3-d2W.
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Council PRocEEDINGs.-Thc city
Dads met yesterday afternoon, but did not
do great deal oi business. - bombshell
was thrown in their midst. in the way Of .
resolution to suppress oil Sunday gardens,
dance houses. ETC., within the corporation
limits. This resolution .as might be expected.
met with sturdy opposition from some Of
the aldermen, Messrs. Ramming. Andres
and O'Brien opposing 1t; and Messrs.
Macintosh, Havilland, Holmes and Christie
voting and speaking in its favor The
argument on both sides was warm, and at one
time We thought dangerous. but the resolu-
tion was passed by . majority Of one, three
voting against it and four in its favor. Only
seven out Of the twelve aldermen were
present yesterday. and We do not think it
was exactly fair in bringing up this matter
without having full board. 1t isa ques-
tion Of grave importance. and will probably
lead to vexa,ious and expensive litigation.
a. the rroprietors Of our Sunday gardens
will not be very likely to rest until the Su.
preme Court has passed upon its constitu.
tionality. Mr.. Weideman. the proprietor
Of the Ripley street gardens, has been to Z
large expense 10 fitting up his place, and be
will probably carry the matter up to the
highest courts for settlement. We are NO
supporter Of Sabbath breaking amussm ents
but it has always been . perplexiug ques'
tion to 10 whether any Sunday law il
constitutional. We hope 70 hear thu
opinion of our Supreme Court upon thii
subject.
Other than passing large batch Of bills
very little bus ness was accomplished.
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For Sale at q Great Bargain.

ANE SPLENDID LARGE SPAN OF
Unmatched horses, handsome travellers and
kind in every spot aud place. Also one very
nice silver mounted double harness, Of :
small size, would do for q pair Of mules or
small horses. Also one very light second rate
two or ono horse wagon.
Tho above will BE- sold at bargain. For
particulars apply 1t THOMAS ORk'S AUC-
TlON ROOM, No. 5, East Second street.
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OssAwA1roMIE BRowN AND HIS
CoxrEDEsArEs IN IowA.-lt seems that Iowa
had the distinguished honor Of furnishing
several recruits 10 the land of murderers
who lately shot down. in cold blood at Har.
per's Ferry, unoffsndiug citizens Of the Uni.
ted States. Scott county furnished young
Coppie, o ne Of Browns lieuteaants s-John.
son county. young Field. But they will
both soon pay the penalty Of their crimes.
"blood for blood"-"he that taketh up the
~ ord, shall perish by the sword"
There are, however. in our own midst,
other and more prominent men. guiltier far
than their nisscatls duPss now in the
elutsnss Of the law. We rsisr y those men
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03
Kansas Election.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. "a special dispatch to
the Republiean gives the official vote Of the
recent election in Kansas % follows:
For the constitution, lO4l9; against the
constitution, $3.50.
For the homestead lsv, sos against the
homestead law, 4772.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

BALTIMORE, Nov 2.-In the 5th ward the
reformers were driven off at an early hour.
The so of Joseph Vanssnt was beaten
while attempting to vote.
Several shots were fired. but no person
was injured. The lst, 2nd and 4th vards
are also 10 possession of the rowdies.to the
total exclusion Of oil who oppose them.
In the goth ward the rowdies are knock
Ing down and maltreating whom they
please. The police offer no protection to
the citizens The rowdies have brought .
swivel on the ground.
In the 18th, 4th. and l6th wards gang
Of rowdies from Washington, fully armed,
are aiding the Baltimore rowdiee.
The indications now are that the Reform.
ers. as q general thing. have abandoned the
conquest. finding it Was impossible to vote
without risking their lives.
In the 10Th ward boy has been mortally
wounded by = shot In the breast
There is much talk in the streets among
the citizens. Of the proptiety.of establishing
. vigilance committee.
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CO.PNrtDDeFslhiD.

NIR. GEO. b DIxWELL, Of Boston. is I'd .
Vl mitted . partner in our House from. and
after the first day Of October. Our agency
in Foston will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of Sargent 1 Dixwell.
COOK / SARGENT.
Davenport, October lst, 1850.
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BURTlS HOUSE,
CORNER OF IOWA 4 FlFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THRRrH RxrRkCTED 1T NAV PROOE0S
i witho NJ ,ccssionine any delay Or pain whatever
JULIUS CuESEB BROUGu
Dental SURGEON.

OPvlO1-ln Acrvin's Bloch, - Perry, betwsen "a
and 9Th streets.
Having completed arrangements, he 10 now pr.
pared 70 extract teeth by admitting slight current
Of electricity around the ,h 81 the time Of eytSec.
tiou thereby silayin ell pain attendant utou q.
tracing ty the or'iins y method.
Thepatient has . f-'i knowledge OF wtat y poso-
ne, and thcfs p.< thoee eRscte which asA oftes
eossed after hav;cG teeth extracted ~ ne oso q
0hiesofsrE OF The Sssssiee yySosss
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Nebraska Land Agency!
COOK, SARGENT 4 PARKER,
zInRxscx. xxERAsxA

YLoRgHCE, ExD1As1A.
N7lLL attend promptly 'osll business coz
w nected with Land Agency, eitherin
Nebraska, or western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sold and ioca-
ted
Business for them can be left with any of
the undersigned.
COOK / SAkGEN- Davenport,l
COOK, SARG'T DOWNEYk Co. la e. Iowa
COOK, SAkG'T 4 COOK ,Des No'resl
SARGENT i DIXWELL. Boston, Mass.
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WHITE 4 CO.,
II eNl EStNfe .lgcMfS,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.

on AORE6 ~ miles from ely gtoa house
OO stables and sh~d; go ID well and stern AID
i5bftnt trees; viii 10 sod a great hArgsin
1ZO &C e., under fn- cultivatsn, 10, Il hou.e,
barn, Ac; oily y mi..s f,on, 81 lmb r.t In ing
IT, y 10 one of 'h- h.rt isrms in Stol, cnurfy
30 tcres, ALI fuuivae.d and enc q, good house
ami stsbiei only ~ miles .u.. This /. Gu. st ck
farm.
12O acres, al need ard un Ter cult vstion; god
bo..e and barn; ,aur .rcnsid ~ Or a. sca..oi
vii b" esd for only 90
Wanted Immediately. Gooi Farms sor
Cash u,ton nr. 20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

NEw OsLEANs, Nov. 9nd.-Wslls, Fargo
q Go. have obtained the privilege from So
nora, to run line Of weekly stages from
Arizona to Guamsy.
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!. &. PAIskER, N. -.

Pr YSIrfAN AND SURGEON
nPFICE,-w,h Messrs. Roger n Bowers, No. bs,
} Brady street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt stten-
tion. nov24
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To the Trade.

WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION
w Of dealers in Groceries to oar complete
stock cf
Light and Shelf Groceries,
which we Offer ut Wholesale At prices less than
they can be purchased in Eastern markets ad-
ding cost Of carriage, DC. 1t is our design to
close out our stock Of this class Of goods, and
We shall offer great inducements 70 bdycrs.
Moderate credit will be extended TO prompt
parties or satisfactory security.
MCCARNd COATES.
l8d3m N. E. cor. Brady and Front sts
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Nolico,

TvHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REH.
L PDcrYULkY announce TO the citissns Of
Davenport and vicinity that he has removed
to No. y LeClaire Row, where he will be hap
py TO see all Of his old friends and aeqsaintan-
ces, and - many others - will favor Hin with
their patronage. H. W86TBALL,
oet22 dn Per 3. n. eSAnn, AT.
1UST RECEIVED and for sals ehsap. =
q choice assortment Of candies, nas and
fruits, Of al ssasoaable kinds.
oct23 dtf =. y. STARR, Agt.
A PPLES BY THE BARREL Z PECK
n cheap. 8. b. - m. ~.
ooa22 dtf
II0ARS AND TORACCO. he Se,e u se,a.
~ ca elways - AsA = STARTS.
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JOHN n. CRAWFORD,
McCARN + COATES,
Competition is the Spice OF Trade.

ITO OONRORH to the tin %, the SCOTT HOUSE
i has reduced the price Of transient TO dollar
per day, ard permanent hoarders are nov taken q
three dollars per week and upwards. II 10 our Dc
termn aou that this she'll be The host dollar house n
ths s.-ts,
e.--e T. UUUVWRUY.
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GREAT KACE-BEsT TINE O

GREAT KACE-BEsT TINE ON
RECORD, lin a horn "A tremendous crowd
(?) assembled on the race course Of the agri-
cultural society, yesterday .aiternoon,t to wit-
ness trial of speed between the two stal
ions "Selim" and "Pick wick" the first own
ed by Young Stokes. and the latter by Mr..
Hayward. The race was set for two o'clock
but did not come off until near four. by
which time the crowd had become very
much excited, and large sums Of money
varying rom fifty cents to two dollars was
freely offered on Selim. One excited indi
vidual was so very anxious that he offered
to lay . wager of two dollars and half
that he could jump further by two foot than
any man on the ground, and that he would
take hold Of his great toes with his boots
on when he done it. This feat has never
been attempted in this c untry. and the
young man should have been patronized.
At last the judges called the horses to the
stand, (which in this instance consisted Of .
dilapidated reaper,) and started them off.
The fret heat Of one mile, four times around
the track, was won by Pickwick. in about
eight minutes and eighty seconds The
o, her two heats we're each won by Selim in
about seven minutes, even. The result was
loudly applauded by the surrounding mul-
titud., and the driver of the winning horse
looked as proud as If he had beaten Flora
Temple At this juncture, . young man
attempted to get up little excitement, by
Offering to bet $500 that his horse could
beat any on the ground. but as he wished
to trot in California, or some other State,
he vas not taken up. Bully for Selim and
Young Stokes.
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Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank kendrick, Proprietor,
Corner Of Perry and I'd SIS.

-~ CARRIAGES / VEHICLES.
~ Of all descriptions on hand
~ and ready for service at Ill hours
- Of day and night. .
Oar horses are we'll known 70
be the test in this vicinity and our cayrisgss
srs Of the latest styles and best manufacture.
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r3eC. u. Scrivsn g. nearDoTn street, Clic,so,
~, TO recctye advert!sou eIt, tor this pa
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PIlNER Il VAN HOSEN.

A TTORNFYS and Counsellors at Law and Nots.
~ ries Public. Also~aecnts for the Charter OsA
vire Ins. Co., Hartford Conn.,. Capital 4soNOOO
Ouy Fire In Co. New Haven, " " 95O0.O1o,
Once Le Claire Block. Davenport SEPT
CsIIESlN d DOW.
A TToRNEyS AND cor NsELIORS AT Law
NOTARIES PtIBIN
0Aicc--At Macklot / Oorb'n's exchange once,
Davenport Iowa. oc15N
JOHN n. CKAW FORD,
A rrORNEY AND COrNSELOR AT LAW, AND
~ Notary Pubic.
O,rcE- Nickolls' Block, up stsira. Ja10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

EcOR SALE-Svsstcidsr by the half barrel
Il Or gallon. S.H. STARR, At.
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Buy your papers and magazines
At Stars. if you want the latest dates. He
is still in town, and bound to be ahead
Also, he has just received fresh supply OF
that good cider Apples. the best in town.
always for sale cheap
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w. ID. Blaisl, NJ. D.,

HTAv1N0 located IN the City OF Dav. nport Ye
spcctfuly so.icis the patronage Of the cftisens
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