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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-29
Latest News.

We have nearly majority in the
Senate of the United States, and quite a
majority i'll the House.-DesMoines
Citizen, Of the 230 inst.
If the miserable line of telegraph be-
tween Davenport and the East was not
out of order, We would certainly dispatch
the foregoing to GREELY of the N. Y.
Tribune, for VIC perceive that he is las
boring under the impression that the
Republicans have not majority in the
House OF Representatives, and to make
up the number required to elect a Speak
er, he is fishing all around first bob
bling his bait among Anti-Lecompton
Democrats-then among the Southern
Opposition members. The editor of the
Citizen having received the latest news
by the Underground Railroad, of which
he is one Of the proprietors, puts the
question to rest, assuring us that the
Republicans have "quite ma jority IN
the House." The organ at the Capitol
ought to know.
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Commencing December Let, 1859:
RBv. ]. B. JOCKLYx, Subject" Daniel."
b. +: TAYLOR. Subject--Postry Of Gdmssos
Life,
Rrv. W. H. MnBuRx, the Blind Preacher, Sab
ject-. Alexander Hamilton."
r; STARR King, Subjeet-"P PERSONAL Powey and
its Voices."
HosAcr aRz.Iy. Subject Centre and wss-
Rsv. J. B. DossLAx, Subjset--s 7ravels IN
Europe"
AoRrnEa THOMPSON, alies Doestieks. Sab
ject-Plsck,
Rev. G. F. MAGouN, Subject-"Ls asd
1imes Of Sir Waher RaleiaA."
HENRY O'CoSNoR, Subject-"D Daniel o. C6nseH"
BAYARD TAYLOR, Subject
RALPH WALDO EMsRsoN.
Rev. HENRY WARD BsRcHsR.
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STOCK RAI-ING.-S Stock raj ing must
necessarily become the most important
branch OF trade that the farmers OF cen
trail Iowa can turn their hands to, il
it does not eventually become the only
one, and it is highly important that it
should be entered into in the right spir-
it. In order to make it more profitable
and at the same time get good reputa.
ton for themselves and county in which
they reside, it is the duty of every one,
the farmer, the professional man, and
the mechanic, not only to encourage,
but to give substantial aid to any plan
that may be taken for the improvement
OF our stock-and we urge upon our cit
lzens the necessity of forming some plan
whereby more blooded stock NAV be
introduced into our county. Cannot the
people drop sectional issues and unite in
this one great object. Some Of our citi.
zens, either more enterprising, or with
more means than the rest, have already
purchased some blooded animals, which
were on exhibition at our county Fair .
among others We noticed a beautiful
Durham owned by William Batsou &
Co., of Jefferson township, and a Devon
by Z. W. Lockwood, of LIE Grand.
Within the last year large number
of cattle aud hogs have been purchased
and fed in this county, and although
they compared favorably with those
purchased in surrounding counties, they
were not such as to be pround of. If
these same cattle had ben good blood
ed stock, what vast difference it would
have made in the amount Of money re-
ceived, and how much more it would
have added to the credit tf our coun-
ty.
We want improvements in all kinds
OF stock, in horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
DC. Get up a stock company with
shares OF ten dollars each and see what
can be done. We have got to come to
it. We are TOO far west to compete
with Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. and
te sooner we commence raising good
stock the better for all concerned.
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LAND~ AND MONEY.

THE SUBSCRIBER is PREPARED TO LOAN
money on long time at less than the market rates.
and to dispose Of several farms at such prices as
will clear the mortgages upon them. Borrowers,
and those looking for farms would do we'll to can
on him, at No. l, Nichols Block, s. w. corner of
OF Second and Brady streets. I'd story.
WIN. HENRY DARLINGTON.
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Nebraska Land Agency!
Cook, Sargent r. Parker.

W1LLattend promptly to Ill business conn ected
W with Land Agency, either in Nebraska. or
western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sold and located.
Business for them can be left with any Of th .
undersigned.
COOK / SARGEN + , Davenport,
COOK ,SARGTDOWNEY4 Co, Iowa City} Iowa.
CoOh, SARGENT 4. COOK, Des Noines.
SARGENT 4 DIXWELL. Boston. Mass.
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OORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
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REAL ESTATE.
Wits 4 CO.,
Re~I Esssse .ag1n @ ,

POST OFFICE BUILDING.
On ACRES, ~ niles frea city; good houss,
o. stables asd 'shsd good we'll and cisten !;
and 80 fruit trees; will b sold st : rrset 81.
gain.
10 acres, under fne cultivation, good Aosse.
barn, &C.. ); only " miles fioa sese1boat laadine.
This is one Of the oest farms il Scott county.
- acres, oil cultivated And fenced good hoass
and stable only - miles out. Thisis Ans stock
$50 acres. oil fenced and under cultivation; eood
house and barn; Ane young orchard nees %
school Will be sold for only $40.
Wanted Immediately, Good Farms for
cash customers. sens
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Des Msines Land Agency.
Land Warrants.
NNHE undersigned have for sale Land Warrant.
Of different sises, which they will sell for cash
or on time to suit purchasers.
They will pay PARTICULAR attsntioa 10 the ,elee.
ton and location Of Lands in DcsMoines, Fl Dodge
Charlton, and other Western Land Di,tr;cts Az,
repayment Of Taxes and Land business generally
EXCHANGE
all parts Of the United States bought and sold:
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Old Brandies Mt New Prices.
In anticipation of heavy impostions next Spring OF
NEW bRANDlES,
trea vntsses 1857 aud 1853 induced 10 offer oil
nv sscumuls ed stock Of
RARE OLD BRkNDlES
greatly reduced prices well as New Brsndes Just imported
sy me direct from the best houses in Cosnsc.
These dies guaranteed BE ENTIRELY PURE and
VERY FIRST CLASS.
Indeed, venture 20 -
UNEQUALED IN THE MARKET.
The prices lower than known for will range
0 follows, per gallon: -.
81 50, SS IS So, So 81 50, S. Sc, S6 so,
the deEohn larger quantity AT such prices the terms
necessarily be CAsH ONLY. .
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II
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION,
PARAGUAY.
Being Narrative Of the Exploration Of The Tributaries Of the
River La Plata and Adjacent Countrs during the years
1s 1854 1875 and 1856, under the orders of the United
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The reson drained the River La Plata and its tributaries
closed and navigation BY the rigid Colonial
Spain the civil which followed the Independence
and the selfish policy Of Ro the yrant of Bnenos
Ayres Afer the defeat and flight Of RoAss Of the FRS,
acts Urquz the able Director Of the Argeu
tine Confederation the decree Of August 2 s5 declaring
the Of the Confederation free 10 the flags Of all nations
Our Government the first to avail itself of this decree
Early Water Witch placed under the
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OF La Plata report upon their navssb.y and adaptation
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journey by land In Paraguay and the Argentine
The River Paraguay alone found to be n,vs,be at low
ws by drawing nine feet for than COO mss
from The basin Of La Plata almost IN
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and fertility OF soh while the head waters OF ts rivers penetrate
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already considerable is capable Of immediate and
definite increase.
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The Times BuiIdings.-Tbe best place In ihe United
sisi.s ne building s the spot in Ion' o. tns
PAIs the boilding ssnds OF The new foih
M. ,uuouBd.d BY streets all sides makes sms bocs
ty .f the City Hall Psrk and boodea gith
bgb from quaIters from the pg 70 the sestug sun he
Of business sd endo
wa tsken for a RESIAURANT oy ChoOh * Sorri aha
se. thew opeped n lat sprDg Il has been crowded They
ve breaks aud toe Latest dinners thai ore 70 Dc
,sL0vp town and Ut prices which when we looked
itse Bill Of Fare The from Parkrow ana
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M utmost deFee Of elegance and convenience for The suess
md Of and rspidy Of execution OF
ss surpasses the expectation Of every guest From
Daily Times
BROOKLYN Seventh Ward Republican Associa.
don will the RsyiDg Hal corner OF Franklin and
Nuoothby avs THIS (Thursdayl EVENING. a. y O'clock
SETH Il. COLE President
RoBr VlS VoORBEs, Secretary.
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Also the most sasacOu' and beautiful trained horse In the
THE GREAT EXCELSIOR
Mr.. RICE win also Introduce
THE FAMOUS COMIC MULES,
whose performances have been received With
UPROARIoUS LAUGHTER.
RICEs TRAINED ANIMALS.
his PhiO'ophic COMMENT Comm 49, on ds The .uv,,v
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In the public rehearsal of the New York Phil
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Of the public.
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On MONDAY will be produced novel entertainment sati
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