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@ltebtr, has S0ttrGnueu unb bic Gtm, r5en Ses S6uupfeus
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5tsbsr, 8utr unb gOItra. aIS iOlGss Dot GO fb bsDdbrf nnf
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Stabsdr3tt tn b.tben Gruppentlctlsn ~ttneef1brt nuret, ben
Stgrbltben Der Splbaten, bic oteRn t6sdrtt9en Franfbettsr
a~us8esbt TaFen, f9 SDt s. bts duf% YrOtent rebactrts.
Dds {dpebtfbe 8ttter4 1T untreittB ctnCS Der beteT,@~ytet'
yntttel, baS nod il Opr has 9ubIitunr tam, ub TRACE tU bGS
Bewustisin In nitr, bGt eth Ssber pel6er metn ausessetdue.
sn Sarans mace Sgairb, saasISse ~ sun aG gBSSis fstnsr leibenbsp
Nebsnmenf9n uetet su s~mPfe9lsn unb bsiannt iu MAIDEN, tH-
BEN Is ALE bic 5etltrdfts befst BIT TIM Oben su8sidrteb'r
fnb. 6terfir fam t6 9unberte bpn Ueretfen ltefern.
I'm 8etrl8reteu Uber Rd6abmnnesn SOr5ubsngen. babe ID
tn ttbt Bloi@e mstnen gtameu %ttnblaitn laieu. uni raot f.
bes pepttr in baS Bite 8laf6s stnstwidelt III, mstne t%tstnbGn.
SSSt isStr fieiGe 1T ttue b~gGfGrstee @sbraudsomwetiuno In
bettIter unb enaltf0er GpraGe. I'm Srrtbamern ~SGrsubeu-
gen, bate Id Ut benerten, 6b tG auber sem Dbeu befSrtcbtner
GttDtstn Buffers aug n'H ,. en- an, asSf mss1 natst ssna stsiS e.
fen utrb, I'M. ausgeSet@net esern OSspspfG unb W~aeenIeitU
Ii DER grets per Slnfdt SO Gents Dtrr 8 8lafden fir $2,5a. \
Gu beriaufeu Et b.. aDetntrsu gSrfcrttpcr
gu9en 6. S4Su;n9,
Gent 6tm @.YOtptttr unp GbemtIer.
In fetnsr Npptte fe, N:sbsf.@de Der btertt nnb DbnfiDn
Vbtta5eIPbta,
6aupt>A geutea
philadelphia q. &. @mttb nnb Co.. NU. lag, 3. stfa6
nnb 2gA unb 296, grrb 3. 5trdbe; 9aaam, Batter u. a.
SIS. 8 &ubS st. unt Ode Der D., GoaOwbtl. 1881
g,sw~AUrt Alber r0unR, apOtbstorI Gde 8ortT" uSb 81
ndlHsAkt. @
.gsui, Minntidta, tt0uTa. Goehtr~,
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Rlif nSIserfdnf III Der Sffce be8 yNeGer",
tts aud Bet
41ppre u. DltueusaG, @fe on 5t0' aub 3%anDtcrft.
81 GeeI6d6, gfD. ass Bdlttciorefr, mace YearInr lis.
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IbaE e. ftt oegs G9be beS etntn EbsttbaSeyS, 5rn. 5tnfpGSbif
brrh tefeu Sob bic G~phpaguie BelUf bDrben MAI, ben d1nter
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orbcrera nrdsartrtsn NlatertaI fGuaf1 an fb aebtadf baf q,
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den, 0dS DtGnp tnnfner Insgf IN ietner 0plsnAung 81 Der6zf
Gneer fetntn uCtea Observation-Disclosures uub Der 5abrtt In eu.
~taparase, n0be Baltimore, BAL er cine neuc gresf 8Gbrif ii
SIb. GntawRraee, NIT er 3sCute mao 6~5qaarafe e~rrtdtet. IN
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lduSsufubren.
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aus etnen @tabItierne ut 5esveTgebenhe Snarunt1ntbi dsT
autte Ibernebmsa, eaB 90 .hae Gt8snfbaften stues autrB pt0
nos beitse.
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SDn benz Gag pcs OSrfGufes an aardattrt. 1
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vtpnaten Bonn geffdufstaGe an, Wtrb gefatfet, I6ate sin So.
IHrtnent ntGt ~bGaitanbtg b~tfrtebtgeR. ,H
pA- @rrbbGnblsr weroen %wG3it9nn, bet GAs pOg;v yeuea
Iepe tie tb Gnberpdrts uuieber.
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leon Den benen SnttNnsntenita1sr0 81 $45 BIS $500,
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9tc. 70 SeconbfraRe.
eSeuers Miarinc= mnb 0ebcnsz9ser3h no.
rmn98s EOmpd0micn.
Gt6erlte unb l~elteite GUmpneaie.
SerIi1eruu08>@ Ornp. Der Ualleb BON Uiroinieu.
nit $3.50, 900 Glpttal
0pndbur9.U So rltderung6 Comp ron g'iraiuieu.
nit 5000 900 Capital
Nlbemarte Getli6ermnqS, Comp. ron 8ir9inien,
nit $20O,000 Capital
@barter Safs&erIi6er s@OnIp. upn OartTCrc,
nit $3.50, Capital
Securltp Serltheruu98 Comp, non VewsOorf,
nit 1920, Ga pttaG t.4
Pben'TzSerItderun9saG omp. BON NewsYOrf,
nit $4,000 0 Capital
%Jtelotute9 ~SerIiGcrun0S Comp. ben 9teDs0 lOrf,
nit $270,00O Gobttal
Ds'nIanf Serlt3ernn98 Comp. BON NewsDcrt,
nit 100000 CAPITAL
WetD Worlo 8erlider. Coup. rpn Wewsglprf.
nit $250,OOO Gapitat
t+ Wfercautile Matua( Morinp
+ nit $1,000,OO0 CAPITAL
Serelnt9te Staaten 2eben8s 8erltder,uo r.
ass NIT $l,250,972 Capital % Us
Jtortbern Gilurance. Comp. Of Qonoou
.UsLg ..f.. nit $2,l94,lI1 CAPITAL.
Dte potn rentsfften G~FnYneate n dn6 son bsr gsoisIotur
etS SsdateS Wdr1ldnb autbOriFlt un0 (hendrf HoH"'
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Pdttn WtFttG Sertu 8bdres &cptIf 3u%t boGrn E~fc ~ 4.
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MbpleIale uno Netai(

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Mbclelole unO 0etail
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no. i21 NUrbeStgbItr. na6e @aYlfr. Baltimore.
Ser llnterset6nett smpFtRlt Der Aatnsrtiafafttt Der Eaufsr
eth Eager Dpn ssgEHs
Gtie1ele unb S6ub. Sober,
mslaes ar fir bic befe aualttdt 8aranttrt, ~uberseust, bs feline
Nrei1e dcpte Mle bsfrtseieen, wG6e tbm ttrP 8unnf6Gft 3n'
Gsnbfn wpGsn. @t t&mti@elt f@, ba6 tr Ieint l%ansia0rise
Grfatruneeu TIM eeterBef&dft un6 fetne ~8duftgen &inrthtun-
aem fir tie TabritattOn DDn Stttfel" unb S@utlebar III
BEN 5tanb feB, aGe tn fetn lan f8IaGsnSs Nrttte! in better
-0ualitdt Az ben ~5tliefer Qretfen gu %Dtrtaufsn.
: q = sc / a G.
aur WeeUenllt6feit anisrer 8unbsn tn Der 6sGa prtnt Gata
I'd, Elm awets. 9fl9Gfs tn 81. $50 grOabwap etdbitrt, aawr
ID itbsrtstt Gin grObes Idcrttmeut auer Gprtfn 2eeer fir
sGu6ma6er, ais
Sobl- uuD SBerleDer, FrnnsDF5@e unO anterttanis
ld,e &albfeQe, Buff, Upper, Suffer-, @tnfaBD
(Biubing) unb Safia1~ (M0rpccO) Seize
balts, unb Nlts ~ iebr btatGsrr pretic unb Gnnsantbarsa BE
5Ss- 38aitsr up.rs IN uGen @r6ssn uab Der ksfen auoitss
anb fsts su ben b~tniefen Wretfen gu boten.
S6meS& 81. S / ertmtng
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Sdnl II gS. 80 g~rp1bm0S IsGspDiat.
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OSeuer ttttS spttbttger Iabrplan
sssx,n. 9tua benz Mef1en urtn Gibe1. ezanea
%SS4s 80ltisnOre 8 unS GSbtpe FsgssS
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@rpretsn9 nm rbr 5 Wtnuien Wdhmtttaes. getbe 81ae
eeb.n nod aGen Gteiten bes gDefeus unb Wprb- 9Dsfeus In
btreftGr etute. .srs..s tt-s
ana SD IS e0sBofjd9iere. $500.
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man ten z u, 90 9. @nrnt.s Bug. Rad. alien puniten sptfden
Gum bfrIonh vnb gBbeeftna nnb sajti9en 8raftpn II. @arfers"
burg ben4 lttr 3 Dltnutens3 ae un 8aitiracre.
Ser iSreDeridzN Recommendations 2ua
0erldBt ealttmDrs fir greberit unb Bic tdsirtfden ~fFe8euben
gIGbe td6It6 unt 4 rtr IS IN. NdGbrn., nit MusndGnfG 6eS
ISpnntdas ub errst6t 8rebcrtd I'm 7,40 bes M6enbs; 0ert1Et
Baltimore ua IL utr Nltttd8S an.
Oer @utcDtP8 s. WtilszA observation-disclosures ans
tttdsltA, NIT Iusnebme Ssnutass, we fpfot Rs
@erIG6t Condemnation UNI II Wlprs. II. 5.15 8tadga
Bon @dteptt's Geils uni 749 NlOre. Ii. Gas Nk.
Tah WafbtmqtDn unD BEN Siiben
|Btben be 3l8s nm 4 ltbr 90 81. IL. z u. As VI. 0ormittaas
lODts nm a u, Is Sd. unb > t,br 80 NF. Wajn.
An SCnRtaaen UNI AZ ubr WprgeNs.
8pn QS~n(ttunt0n
Iunt 40 unb 6.50 utr g6tm. unb 3 unp 6 Is Wabu
Yin SGanta3en muir Wd6m. Uni 3 L..
Der spette unb eterte 3u9 ODn 8GIttmprs u, gBaf5tuatpr
ISetbtnfen IT'D NIT ben 3usen Der M~undpDliSeB dtn.
Str tUette nnb brittle BUG tdlt duf ben DETERMINATIONS
|. va. QDeBen GtGets, Ausfunft, 4anrt U. (. ID. fenos man
ltG an s Z. &n8IGnt NRent an Der 3ttet Office, Gam.
{oen"StGetDn, 81 a1 81 m. 9re&cDtt g mtth,
I'D. N &rGuspprtdttOnaaetf Sdlttia9r ore
Au6lo-S za-.. .r. & ~. 6 ole, 0enerdle &iusttar.
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Sssidbtia fir @iu,uauoerer.
Neue arrangements fir ~Ginmanoerer, biz nutl
benz gBe|fen III retien tyGnfdeu5

benz QBeften gu retien tpunl6en.
gsn beute, ben 9. gt08srhber an, ,perten ste @tnUanberer
anf Der Northern @Gntral @alSert1reef Depct&ifenbatn nts
benz @rFreb1u8 %ttf6rtsrt. Die 8Abn bictst b0buth ban s5mntt.
arenten, etnsn er6sren @0ftbetl. als tr8snb cine
Gnesre Sabn aud If Ee nn 81 Nleiiea sdrlsr ais iees aNpsre
8abn mad beudnnteu %IaseH, ais; ~.
Yttt8bur8, GleOelant, Detrrtt, Sort Wabne
@hteagO, Nlilnautee, @alena. Dubuque, ct
Saul, Sod 98Iaro, 8urtingtcu. Sotpd Stir
m erben tr8baEb ete nit ber @Ortbern @entraI 9abn &C..
Iasne : YsrfOrtn 10 Slaaeta frA9er ais et9 nit ahssTn @ah-
men Gtesn6en bp&t eintreftd, 2GG ipsFbta 4 Ilal pgut1er biz
gga8sa baset 8ewe9lslt. Ste Wdtr sispt Surb bel dGnffr
1p = rS1t Sbto' pts Ganhl &1tFfrnnnG 1on etff SIS @strsBc
IHt 60 Wtetien DAG Wepdd 0tFp bier geSetnnet lndrtabl uAs
|sebt { It ca p%adasteren an ben Setttnlnunossrt
.ytan @reiiline, Oartru, Cincinnati, Sn0iaras
polls, 2oui8pIlle unD ct fouls
yes ca ebenfaas YafGgtsrr ~bef6rbert aHb fir ttr gep6d
GET c Eettert nmldbanGsi9aea berebnet, Die pafa8tere
fbnnen nit ben 3ubr-, 9ber A6eubs 10 ubre3n8 mad 6ler
Deffst den pIabea Geten, gbme unterweg5 auf6ehaltsn su Der.
BEN - uFbfabrt-BtGette rfrben S%erauft in Ter Sffes tes
N0enter. Hs Sptu 6. g aIncr.H e sd
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of his neighbors, succeeded in Distinguishing it,

Of his neighbors, succeeded IN Dxtingulshing it,
bat not until oil we're burned.
The younger child, Bernard Vas horribly
burned about the face, and die q four o'clock
this morning. The second child was badly
burned in the eyes. and wss il senvulsions.-
The mother is very seriously b1ensd in the face
and upon the arms, but it il theugbt that she
may recover. The grsndmotAsr is the least
burned. but she cutters much pain. and 10 con.
fined to her bed
Not many evenings since SIMILAR accident
to the above came very near tssnspiring in .
family living ON Harrison strsst One ct the
children, in attempting to fill lamp while
burning, run some OF the Auid over on his
hand. whlch Immediately took fire. The boy
dropped ,he,lamp and can, butthe light for
tunAteiy was extlnguish.d bsfcrs the lamp
struc. the floor other wise the result might
have be q terrible
Too much care cannot be used In handling
this dangerous stuff 1t would be better to
rule it out Of every family and Substitute Ker,
osene, or other oil ,ha. will not explode
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TELEGR A PHO.
% Nj M E. r CT AL .
Davenport Market.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DENOcRAr AND Nsws,l
Saturday Evening, Nov. 26, 1859. (
There was considerable competition in the
grain market to-day, between millers and ship
pcrs-the latter getting the bulk Of the receipts.
Wheat was firm ut 70@72c. Barley advanced
rev cents and good demand existed from the
shippers. The ruling figures were 4o@4lc, but
43c was paid for small lots Corn came in quite
freely and the market closed firm. Oats rather
quiet and unchanged.
The bad state Of the roads prevented the re-
ceiPts being as heavy as usual, and caused .
hrmer feeling in the market.
We quote as follows:
FLouR-Shipments 200 bbls. Market steady
and unchanged. We quote good Spring
Extra at - rs Wholesale and - so retail.
WHEAT.-Receipts 800 bu. Market closed
hrm at 7lc for No. Spring. Shipments 800 bu.
CoRS-Receipts 45O bu, Market firm and &C.
tive with good demand at 26@2Sc.
OATs-Receipts SO bu. Market firm and un.
BAKLEY-Reeeipts 26O bu. Under continued
light receipts for some days past and small adj
vance in Chicago, the market was a few cents
better to-day, closing at 42t943c. Shipment 400
bu.
There was but little doing in Onions and Pota-
toes and no change in the market.
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MEssRs. EDlToRs A great deal has
been said in regard to c. V. r. R.. extension Of
NJ. Il NJ. r. r. and host of other matters, but
the greatest feature in connection with the
growth and prosperity OF Davenport appears
to be lost sight of, and if allowed to slumber
much longer, you may bid aiieu to any great
andgrowing prospective. The time has arrived
for action let us forget the past and look for
ward to the future, and no longer talk of want
OF capital. Where are your LIE Claires Daven.
ports. Cooks. Sargents, Grant, Price, Mitchell,
Birchard, and large number OF others who,
if they study to advance their own interests,
will at once take hold OF the grea. local guess
tion--a uater pomef from tie head Of the Upper
Hapids.
1t requires man u no great discernment to
readily perceive that this can be accomplished
at no great expense in proportion to the ad.
vantages to be gained therefrom. AS long as
the city Of Davenport continues to consume
and import, without manufactures TO give a
market to the raw tGat'ral. as long as they
ture nothing for themselves, % long will ite
population decrease, and its prosperity decline
they have the alternative, and it rests with
those who are most to be benefited to stir in
the matter Foreign capital will never take
hold of local improvements, ana it is folly to
look to the Wall street. of New York to engage
in work that the very parties most to be ben
Gifted will not engage in themselves As long
as our monied men, and those interested d in real
estate, w II not lift up their fingers to build up
the loom and the spindle, just so long will the
cotton bales find their way to eastern market.
Why sir, if there is not a mere enterpyising
spirit manifested by the men Of capital cf the
city of Davenport, for the next two years, than
there has been for the past two, you may rest
assured Davenport will be cassed among the
cities that were. With capacity Of water pow
err sufficient to make Lowell of your city, with
abundance of capital in your very midst, to
enable you to obtain it, and yet no one ener-
getic enough to lend hand to the undertak-
ing. You once had Fulton, but his energies
were not properly appreciated. You have now
become virtually dead tn the matter.
lou may sneer at croakers and GROWERS
about the times, but Davenport will ere long
have occasion to croak and growl louder than
ever if she continues to remain in her present
lethargy. Gentlemen, the alternative is with
y2nrselres; rise then from your stupor if you
care not for your own individual interests, do
have little regard for the Advancement and
prosperity Of your city. J.J.H.
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SHERIFF'S SALE The State of Iowa, Scott
- county, in the District Court OF Scott county
State Of Iowa.
by virtue Of special execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Scott
county, State Of Iowa, in favor of Eliza Nil ar
Plaintiff, and against Thomas Il. Pierce, Jos. II.
Glaspy, ct al, dated November 25th. 1859 and to
me directed, commanding INC, that Of the real
estate hereinafter described, make, cause To
be made, the sum of five hundred and sxty-seven
and 9-loo dollars, with interest and costs. And
by virtue of said special execution, levied upon
the following described real estate. to-wit Part
OF the southeast quarter of section No. twenty
{2O), in Township No. seventy nine 10 J, north o!
range No three g east commencing ut a poi Mt
in said section line fourteen I4) and ninety five
(s5) links north Of the southeast corner Of said
section, thence north four 1) chains and ninety
eight and half (9sH links, thence west ten
(l0) chains, thence south four A. chains ninety
eight and half (s51al links, thence east ten 90
chains to the place OF beg inning
And hereby give public notice, that shall offer
for sae at public outcry, at the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Davenport, Scott county,
Iowa. ON Tuesday. the 9th day of December,
1889 at the hour Of o'clock r. NJ. OF said day to
the highest and best bidder therefor in cash, the
above described property. OF sufficient thereof to
satisfy the above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this 26th day Of Nov vember, $50.
II. LEONARD,
moves Sheriff Of Scott Co., lows.
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EEsTERs NAIL, arrives Mt Gas and SOP
closes at9:l5 AAand 5.3yPy
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at j:5N N; closes 3:l ) A u.
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