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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22
/, SPECIAL NOTICES,

SA1 - WIZ AM CAAS 61A WAAGAACs ak M
rACLIs, slLvEkw WARE, JEwELRY, &C.,
Tbird-st., bet. Main 4 johnson.
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Hssing jast returned frsn Nsv yseA. ~ ~
hesfSiAsitea - sxsAise ~ ~ A sslsat stsak
q v aashss. Jsssasy, Silver Wss, -. Ihassss.
ssissA y 1srsS asssssnsss u esin Silver Ware,
ailo. afaf' sstpJy u Aortsss Pfsnisa asId
Pens, the repatsth& u which needs NO eonnAt-
81 EPECTAULEH. .sss~ 4
Pebble I'D Pssiscstie Glsssss fitted 70 old bsws
y shpu se&scs. Spsstasiss uslssssA - ssit ssssy
condition cf sight Ny goods ull h sold y prsssa
sAst vim dsfy esrpetitton. qsatity conaidsrsd.
n. Blair Ornaments and goods Of every lss
sripuon made mp % order.
Watches, Clocks, Jewslry ard Assicsi Iastsu.
nsst repaired il the best manner, and warranted.
z Oct. "a, ,s0sdA~ s a59
Ds SMITHS Electric OiP' cures Deafness.
Dr.. sAI1a q @BisssEis Oii'' cures Paralysis.
Da. SMITHS .Klsetsie orr cures Rheunasisu.
Da. SMITHS "Elsctns Oil" cures AstA.a.
d. SMITHS Electric orr cures HsadasAs.
d. SMITHS sElectric Oil" cures Pilss.
sag -
- Even those who in the enjoyment u psss
lest health freq usntly have need to have rsoosSs
70 TONES - prevsntiva1 II diseass. We ars asy-
u TOO vs mmsa aganss "ths ills that AssA Il hsi,
to-" 6sah N invigosator they nay And 10 Dr.. =
Hoststtsr's BitssS - ns11sins t1As AAasseAs =.
ken regularly without giving vitality ~ s,astiei
y 70 the system AGtAis Asssn partisslAzly tn
stsoOgsst man il not prosf AgAinss ~ malaria d
certain sections Of the country. inalf oasss u .
yer and asse The Ritisrs = mofs potent than say
amount Of quinins, while The Daat dangsnus sassl
u hillous fever yield 10 IT. wonderful properties
Those whS havs tried tbsAsAici.s win never 10,
~ other, for any Of th1 ailnsnts pAleh the Hos
tsttef B,ttsEs pre<sasss - ssb1se- TO those who
hare NOS nads 10 sxpsfinso, We cordially ~
IS.mes4 Z, spriy spslimsiss Of Hest1e1r Nt
taS, whenever they stricken by disease Of tn
y SAns # 4 III 1Tsf = s7~s YTI
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally
svsrywhers. fNgsf8 Is
Sold By r. GIsBons, A. J. wILkIHsos, BAarLsrr
KA1s AlksA J. BsAssx. .Mss.
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OF al kisds, sxscutsd = srdsr. prsnptly AMI sst-
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~nLANk N0TEs,ssssly prinss1 for
sale ..shl. once. -.
aA~sLArk MORTOAGEs Tor ssi. =
this once. -.
SnILLs % LADING for sale At this
once
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OFFICE. - "a !.
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For sale IN ssDs 70 suit, . this omss.--
Come and buy como and pay your taxes.
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$500 j
o0spAI 0cAoOL oosc1a''-" sls plessso
20 lssss MS there VIII @ essshss Ussou
Sunday School conesrs held nexs Sunday
aftsrnoon, - ) s'slosk, h Chaehsa e4ssss
y. :. Church. The shildrsn Of the several
schools are requested = nsst q The sane
place, this lSasardsy) afternoon At O'Clock,
- prsssiss in singing. s fa
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Dauss.-ws take pleasure 10 oalliax -
tsnsion 70 the advertisement Of Bartlsss.
KAYE 4 Co. They have : vsry laeee a.d
vsil assorted stock q Drugs apd other ar.i.
olee usnallv ke,t hv Drurr;sn. nerehA.ts
from tho interior Win Ind the. honorable
and libsrai dsals.s. and viii do veil 70 NV.
them call. 4
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so~..;->.... 40. -. .r..-.-le- $3.50.
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HsfT6t0ts N0slcs. 1870 sss.sa. wv zs, y
Rev. SlLAs HAwLsY wiz lRsssh In the First
Prssby terrain chussA ~ Apsssw (SaAlathy morniux
- UuuAN8t ffsF 49, - SSs' MAIs
6sbises q rains djpspsrsp ~0odi AAsS -
tho laeH Nsat svAk6ning &a4A0GF III 4
.Evsniae aisss1fss- fsThs IRA wrone = ss4ei
This lAst viii opsn ~ series u 6aSessh evening
lisaoursss &hteh ID designs delivering. n
Ray YeuP Taxss. .-Iss aCsunty Ratlreal
ooupolS ~ ~ nv = II # R1x. HALF ! 20.
0sslsdts asan as .s9 h6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

ordered ont the United States tsoops A
speeial train y now getting ready to convey
the troops fr m this city. The President
has also accepted Senik's company Of Fred
s4sk City, and has ordered companies from
Oh Point Comfort.
This i aufhentic. Il seems, however. to
b sonsidered that something serious is GO
ing on. -
Another account by train says that the
bridge across the Potomac is filled with in
surgents al armed. Every light in town
10 extinguished and the hotels are closed
All the streets are in possession Of the mob,
and every road and lane leading thereto
barriesded and guarded. Men were seen
In every quarter armed with muskets and
bAyonetA They had arrested the citizens
ard pressed them into service, Including
many negroes. When this was done. the
u 3. Arsenal and government pay house,
II which there il said to be : large amount
Of money, and al other public works, were
ssizsd by tn. mob.
Some were Of the opinion that the object
vss entirely one Of plunder-to rob the
government Of the funds deposited on Satur-
day at the pay house.
During the night the mob made demands
on the Nsger Hotel for provisions. snd en-
forced their claim by body Of armed men.
The citizens we're In Q terrible state of
alarm, the insurgents having threatened to
burn the town.
STILL LArER-The following has Just been
received by telegraph from Menocracy, this
side Of Harper's Ferry:
The mail agent on the western bound
train has returned to Monocracy, and re-
ports that the train was unable to get
through. The town is IN possession Of the
Negroes. who arrest every one they can
catch and imprison them.
The train due here at 3 p H. could not
ct through. The agent came down in %
empty engine.
The mail train going west got - far 81
Sandy Hook. The baggage master and an.
other party started on foot for the bridge
after passing which they were taken and
Imprisoned. They we're afterwards taken
before the captain Of the insurrectionists
Who refused to let anything pass through
the town.
All the eastward bound trains laying wesl
Of Harper. Ferry have been seized.
The mail train bound west has returned
70 this station.
There are from 500 to 700 whites and
blacks under arms.
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Trustees Sale.

"THEREAS, on the lst day Of October "A
w d. 1850, Frederick William Lippold, and
and Hannah. Lippo!d, his wife, of Scott coun.
y, Iowa, executed unto Richard X. Allen, q
Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, conveying 70
said Trustee the land il Scott county, Iowa.
described ~ follows, to Wit: The south east
quarter Of tho northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter section No. twenty (2O)in town
ship No. seventy eight (78), north Of range
three g. east Of the 5th p. M. containing
ten GO )scres more or less, also lots No three
(3) and four ~ Of block No fifteen (I5) Is
known, numbered, designated and seeosdsd on
the plat OF . Sturasvant's map Of town lots"
together with all the Improvements thereon
situated, which said conveyance was made By
the said Frederick William LippoM and Han
nah LippOld, his wife, for the purpose Of Sc
curing tho payment. Of three certain prom
iss0ry notes, and tho interest thereon, siRn-
ed BY said Frederick William Lipboii, Astsi
tho LIST day Of October. Al d. 1856 and
payable Is foliows one for the sum Of three
hundred dollars, payable on the fret day Of
Octr, 1857, aad ono for the sum Of three hun
drsd dollars payable on tho frat day Of Oc,o-
Dor A. j. 1858, and one for the sum of four
hundred dollars, payable on the first day Of
Uctobor, A. ID. 1859, with intcarst at the rate
Of ton per cent per annum, payable annually;
said notes being the purchase money of tho
Ten l0 acres Of real estate above des :ribed.
ane SAID notes are payable TO Samuel q.
Mitchell, or his ORDER
And now, said promissory notes hsving
become due and payable, and the said Freds
rick William Lippold, having failed to pay the
same, Richard K, Allen, Trustee as eiors-
said, do hereby give this public tnotice, that
by virtue Of the power which is in mo vested
BY said Deed Of Trust, ! Will, on Thursday,
the 10th day Of November, A. d. 1859, at the
hour Of two (2) o'clock r. n. Of said day. q
the Court House door, in the city of Daven-
port, in Scott county, Iowa, expose ssd oGer lor
sale, At public auction, ths parcels Of land =
bove described, Or % much thereof 8 shalI
be necessary 70 satisfy and nay the amount n
said notes, withsthe interest thereon 70 the
day Of sale, together with all the costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of Octsbsr A. d. 1850.
RICHARD K. ALLEN,
OC ~ dt0
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CO M M f. RCIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
WEEKLY RE PORT.

OPPlcR DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NRWs
DAVENPORT, OCTOBER IL, 1859.
W1ArnsR-The weather for tho past week
has BEEN very pleasant with the exception
OF enc day and part Of one other. Monday night
was decidedly the coolest No have had yet
ice forming nth fan inch thick. Westhe,
pro phets think We shall have more open win
ter than than the last, We hope their pre-
dictions may prove true, ss the poor of ou,
county Or numerous.
MARKEr-1he prodnce::msrket has under.
gone no very material change during the pes,
week, although the eagsrness Of the millcru
had tendency 70 advance wheat 2@sc fos
better qualities. A large quantity of produce
has been brought forward, and had it not been
for the bad weather Of Monday, tho receipts
would have been double those Of any previ
GUS week.
Our quotations are
FLoUR-1n good demand with urwri ten
dency, caused BY the slight rise in tho uric,
Of wheat. Extra oity brands - 90 Wholesale
- 40 retsil. Shipments 5000 brIs.
WHEAT-Good demand market sctive /.
An advance Of 2@ac pbu. for No 1. Miller
have bought most Of tho wheat during th,
week but had 70 pay an advanced price. Gsoe
No | spring 67@7Oc. No 2 26ooS7o. Rec'pt
l6ll0bu. Shipments. 64s3bu.
BARLEY-Market active and very arm, Ro
ceipts large; no variatien in price. Good arti
cle 45@46c. No 4Sc. Receipts 1s4lbu.
Shipments 1l6Slbu.
CoRN-very little brought forward durinl
tho week, and that was chiefly absorbed By
grocers and families. Good new 25@27c, N.
old in market. Receipts 7l9bu. Shipment
64bu.
OATs-In demand with light arrivals. A,
the Drop was heavy and ~ there 10 NO unu
sual demand, we think there is NO prospec
Of rise ct present Good article Of new SOC
Receipts 3536bu. Shipments 3l6sbu.
ONIoss-Arrivals heavy and prices firm
The qnality il very fne. Ruling price 25c.--
Receipts l725, shipments l0ssbu.
PorAroEs-Fluctuating, masgin Of 100 !,
buy upon. A 6ne article brought s0035c.,-
Very fine white Neshenecks 40042o Re.
SosPsS @A~sOuS 0usPaAcusc VbIVUUS
HAY-Msrket in good condition with larg,
supply. We quote upland prairie 1t - 4o@
IS 90.
EGcs-ln good demand at 11@l2Tc, fo
shipping.
DUTTER-In good demand for family use
We quote good dairy at l7@2oc; common nr
kin and roll At 121<Ql6c.
CHEEss-We Western Reserve So Wholesale an,
10Wl2L retail.
HAAs-Good sugar cured lsc retail; common
10c.
SHOT LDRRs-Good &c Wholesale and retail
! &c canvassed.
DRIED BEEF-1lc wholesale and l3c retail
DRIED APrLEs-A good article quoted 1t II,
Wholesale and l2]x retail.
DRIED PEAcHas-Unpared l1Hc wholesale
and 15c retail; pared csc retail.
CoDFIsH-A good article SC retail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and cosipg mails IN the Davenport
Post Once:
EAsTDhn y ALL arrives AZ $50 n anu S'vo ~
cioees II >; IS a = at 500 ~
NoaTHKkN MAIL via Dubuque -nd Northern IOWA
arrives At 5 81 = c:osesAt 9:l5 \ n.
SourHDRN n NJ, from 81. LOUIS anu outnefn om
souri,. araives at $50 -; cioses at s:lo y.
WrsrEnN Asp SOUTHERN iowa NAIL, arrives -
6:30 r closes q VSO n.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives $40 A N and $50
n; closes NJ A and bPM
RivsR NAIL BouTs, including river towns aooves st.
Louis, the MtssouIi River, Nse.asks ana Ksnsas,
via Hanoinai IT. Joseph y, arrives at ~ a
N; closes stlPN.
Rivrp NAIL, m ciuding river towns from Claire
to Lyon. arrives at \ y clio 80 ~ $50 n.
NoRTuHRs NAIL, by lsni, up the river, arrives at
= sundays, Wednesdays and friday: clo,rs A.
9pM on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
DLus GnAss NAIL, arrives At IL u, coses ~ IL u
Suesdays, Thursdays aud estnrnays
ADITy NAIL, arrives and closes at " Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAuosA HAIL, errivcs and closes m II II, on
fhnssdays.
The ofaor vn BE- open on Sunday during the Sum-
mSr from 10 10AA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

THE INSURGENTS ALL PRISONER

BALrxoRE, Oct, 1.-THE following dis
patch has last been received from Freder-
ick, Nd.
II seems very improbable. and should be
received with caution till co6rned.
Frederick, Md, Oct. 18.-An insurrec
tion is reported to have taken place st
Harpers Ferry. An armed band Of Abo-
litionis's have full possession of the U. 5.
Araensl at Hsrpers Ferry. The express
train running east was fired into twice, and
one Of the railroad hands, negro, was
killed trying to get the train through the
town The mob arrested two men who
came in with load Of wheat, and took .
wagon, loaded with rifles and sent it into
Maryland They were led by about 200
phites. with gang of negroes fighting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

NOTICE To ADvERTlSGRA.

r.sT1e cuU c!laTgtd uOubIe the bHm6 WueusSuu9 y
ype.
Displayed Advertisements onc.half more than
- a. rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts viii be understood 10
Nh strictly t. the immediate business OF the adveT-
lsrr and al oher advertisements sent In By the ads
ertiser " Il be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructions
v he inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
@3tices for religious and benevolent purposes In
eriei one time free OF cost, thereafter charged -
ither advertisements.
,.eriisements from abroad must be paid for IN
rrldbfp IA ddDGrrs, unless from approved Agents
crntrsstsfor yesrly advertising tcrmtnAble at the
p'iln of advertisers they paying an advancement OF
per cent. on the contract price.
A.vert,sepents inserted next TO reading mettes
per ceut. advance above rates, and Kept on In
ide ~ per cent. advance on regular rates.
Az transient Advertisements must DO paid for ID
tvsnrr,
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CHICAGO MARKET.

October II, 1859.
MARKsr-The favorable news brought by
the Africa, had tendency to brighten the
market, and give some grades = lift.
FLOuR-Market frmer, but no material riss
- t2L@4 II for lows.
WHEAr-No. Spring Sic; No. 2 do 100.
CORN-No. Sic in stores.
RARLsY-No. SIC in bags ON track No. 2
4sc d..
OATs-No. 3lc in stores.
RYH-No. Csc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

FAarnEa PoiNT, Oct l6.-Ths steamer
North Briton passed this point early THE
morning with Liverpool dates TO Wednes-
day. the 5th inst.
The steamers Europa and Anglo Saxon
arrived out on the I'd.
Mr.. Macon. q. 8. Minister to France. had
died suddenly Of apoplexy.
The steamer Great Eastern vas TO leave
Portland on the 8th inst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

ned MS previous actions; esys he had poe
the town and could have murdered al the
session OF people, and had been murdered
In return.
). e. Anderson was also shot down in the
asssult-he was from Connecticut.
The dead body Of . man shot Yesterday
Vas found within the srnory.
Brown declares that there were none en-.
gagged 10 the plot but those who aeeompan-
led him.
The prisoners are retained within the
armory enclosure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

Our returns received by last nights nall
are very msager. We give al We rsesivs
ed.
WEBsrE County 50 Democratic minority
on tho State ticket A gain Of ~.
DUBUQUE COUNTY Democratic majority oi
1903.
LEE CousrY 2ss majority for Dodge, aes
for Babbitt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

TO-DAY'S ADVT'S.
REAL ESTATE AND lNsUaANCR.
JOHN u. SWITS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
CON. NJ DEEDS FOR VIEW YORK AND
OTHER STA TIES.
H. Y. sLAYMAKER,
NoTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER or DsBDs
roR AiNNEsOrM
OFF2CE NICHOLAS BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
CoAPLBTB ABSTRACTS OF THE rIrLg TO ALL
LANDS IN SCOTT COUNTY.
Now York Insurance Agency, !,
Cash CAPITAL REPR'SENT'D,. - 600 o0O
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PnGNX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF n. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. .................. 500, ,OO0
STEPHEN CROwELL, Pr.st
n~,,..,~.. CuA- c>oS~
Atlantic Fire Insurance Cenp'y
oFN. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
JOHN D. COCKS, Prss't
HosATio Dom, Ssc'y
lamar Fire Insurance Comp'y,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAFITAL,....-...... $780, 4 90
+, ANTHONY, Prest
J.R. ST JOHN, Ssc'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance Cenp'y,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL,........ 115O, geo
WILLIAM A. COBB, Pses't
JAxrs N. Raxx1Ns, ssc'y.
HumbOlt Erie Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
| CASH CAPITAL. $500, 90
JOHN RANKIN, Pte't
WILLIAM MuLLioAN. Sscy.
New York Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, :. 81 500 .oot
| NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pr.ss't,
| PLNsY FRS1laAE, Actuasy.
| A PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AMI
! IA Policies issued in the above old and 70
spsnsible Companies, On hrst Glass risks ouly
by JOHN L. SWITS,
Heal Estate and Insurance Agent
NICKOLLS' BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
OctlaAtf
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rs PREPARED to attend to an n....,s
i pertaining to hts profession Wis:
SURVEYING, LEVELLIN0, CONaTRUC-
TlON OF DAMS, LEvEES 4 BRIDGES,
Plans, Prcilles, and Estimates executed with
accuracy and dispatch. Olhcs old Ceuneil
Chamber, cor. Sd and Brady Sts.
oct. l4.0.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

~ Considering the very bad roads
business vas quite lively in town yesterday.
Considerable produce came forward, which
met With resdy sale at good prices. We
hope to see al the grain in this county come
to market % soon - the farmers can possi-
blv bring il in. We do not think the price
is likely to Be much higher, and tho farmer,
by holding on to TO his grain. ETC., Is loos-
ing the interest on his money. which. In
this country, 10 . considerable item. Bring
in everything yos have to sell, pay your
debts. end you vill slssp much better. and
also sssist year fsllov. v.citiaens in paying
their debtA
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McCAlsN 4 COATES
WHITAKER L. GRANT.
rTOHNEYSAT LAW l. CONVEYANCER

DAvENP POINT, IOWA.
OFF ICE, Nos I 81 Second story Ferry
Block Vain trcst.
The, have complete abstracts Of the judg-
mcnt i,cket and all conveyances on therecoras
az Scott County and are prepared to examine
titles and make enveyances with dispatch.
Sep la-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

lnsarrectien In Virginia!
ossAwATrAMIE BROWN AT ITS HEAD,
Reported Expressly for the state Dsnecras.l

Assnel q 10 aspesss Ferry taken Doesoeoo0n
Of BY the 1nsusgenes
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competition Is tho Spice Of Trade.

vr~O CONFORM to the ti:sss, the SCOff HOUSE
has reduced the price Of transient - one dollar
rry d.y. and permanent boorders ase nov taken u
three dollars per week and upwards. II u our -
tsrr alton that this shall b tAe best dosv house N
the ate. ur.~r>.-
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,LOllN q. NKLLG.

A rToRNRY AND COUNsELOR AT LAW,
~ and Notary Public.
OFFicK-navenport Block, Davenpt,t Iowa.
mayaN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

NEW YoRK CRY INSURANCE AGEN-
Give ssll the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of John L. Swits, Nick
OLE Block, Of the New York City Insurance
Companies. Of 1hch he 10 the agent in this
city. Those ere 6rst class. dividend paying
Companies, Of large capital and the first
responsibility. Mr.. Swits will issue the
policies Of these Companies upon as favor
able Terms - any other solvent companies
and promptly and equitable adjust and pay
oil losses that may occur. The benefits to
b. derived by the public from Insurance
against loss by fir, ere so great and numer-
ous, when compared With its trifiing co't
a. to render it sn imperative duty on every
one to avsil themselves Of the protection
Afforded by THE agency. against the de'-
trnctive ravages Of fire, which in few mo
msnts may lay waste the fruits Of . whole
life Of indu try.
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CARDS.
q. =. KREN1.

"HOLESALE AND RETAIL nAnU-
w facturcr Of Cap 4 Furs. Also dealer
in STRAW GOODS, o. every desss;peisA.
Caps made 10 order, in tho mos. apceuvsd
manner. and ret up in the shortsss time pcssi-
bio. purchase all my 1oods st Bostsn esd
New ork, and can o6sr greater Inducements
than any other Hodse In town.
Please give me soall st No.4o. PssYySt
tposite Express once. mai dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

RFMOvALs.-Removals seem to be
the order OF the dsy. Msny of our mer-
chants are changing about from the stores
formerly occupied by them, to others OF
less or greater capscit-, 40 they think their
business will -arrans.
Msss.s. Smith d Remington, the stove
and house furnishing merchants. have re-
moved to our neishborhood. They have
taken the store lately vacated by Benla
min Beckett. in the P. o. Buildings whittier
they are moving their extensive assortment
Of goods, which comprises every article In
tho housekeeping line. Fair dealing, and
goods Just what they are represented to be,
is their motto.
Benz, Beckett has removed to Briggs
block on Perry street. His assortment OF
Leather, Harness, Boots Shoes, Saddles and
Harness trimmings is the largest to be
found in the State His trade, we are
happy to cay, is rapidly increasing
Messrs. Z. l. r. III. Tyner have also NOV
ed their extensive stock OF Dry Goods to
Front street. We have noticed this reno
val before.
In conclusion, We hops those who have
seen fit to select new quarters. may proht
thereby to their hearts content,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19

W At our late election there
we're 24sl votes polled in Dubuque. and in
Davenport 2Oll This circumstance Will
pretty surely indicate which place has the
largest population. The Republicans in
that place elected their Sheriff by lS7 ma"
iority. which 10 Just about the ease with us
here. Az with us here. the office in that
county has up to the present without ex-
ception been held by Democrat. When
We get through with our weeds and other
tokens of mourning. we'll lend them to the
afflicted Of Davenport. Moderate your
grief, gentlemen Democrats, till yen get
respectable suit Of mourning.-D"o"q"s
Herald
The Republicans had . majority Of SO
votes In favor Of their candidate for Sheriff,
but as greater portion Of these were bo'
gus. it 10 the intention Of Mr.. Leonard to
contest the election. The Republicans i'm
ported perfect swarm Of votes from Illi-
noi., consisting Of brothel keepers, pimps,
and fancy men. who it can be proved went
the straight Republican ticket AZ to your
mourning. We have not had occasion to use
anything else for several years past, and
ve therefore have . complete suit on hand
We hope to put it off. At the next election.
Az to your population exceeding that OF
Davenport, Mr.. Herald. it is oil nonsense
Our vote was not all out, or Harvey Leon
ard would have most certainly received .
large majority in this city. Our population
Of Davenport 10 greater by some hundreds
than that Of Dubuque.