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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
suPRE ME Gcl MT.
OcToDEg TERN

GEO. G. WRIGHT, Chief Justice.
W.G.WOODwARD,t 1...;.. 4
Id. STOCKTON, 'u'uee'
LEWIS KINsEY, Clelk
GEO. N. MATHEWS, Clerk pro tenn.
Thursday, November 8, lssG
Hardin Co-afirmed.
6s5 Wolls S. Rice, ct al VS. Wm. C. Smith,
County Judge Of Marshall Co., and VIM. Des-
han, appts Marshall Co-afirmed.
7o5 Letirand Byington, appt vs. A. J. Ri4pr
johnson Co affirmed. q
ct al, sppt Scott Co-mo,ion to affirm Oxbr-
ruled.
6.4 Deaton / Mills vs. Polk County, a1tt
Polk Co-reversed.
6sl Marshall Townsley vs. Martha Co.
Morehead h J. c. Morehead, appt Woodbury.
Co-reversed.
esI Jesse Bass vs. Audle Hanson, a fpt
Boone Co affirmed.
s7s P. 7. Hinman vs R. Heiser, appt; PIX
Co reversed.
936 p. II Conger, appt Va Geo. ConyerGo-
Winneshiek Co-submitted.
s37 Black 4 Co. VS. A q Ferran, appt; WIN
nesheik Co-submitted.
938 The town Of Decerah vs Allen NJ
ellis, ct al, appt; Winneshiek Co-sabjit
ted.
942 Andrew Sample VS. Robert Frost, d y
Floyd Co-submitted.
sl5 VIM. NJ. Fannon, vs. Enoch Robidb boc
appt Winneshiek Co submitted.
S46 Wolf / Hoppe vs. John Hazensick apt
Claytcn Co-submitted.
947 Pope Slocum, appt vs. Louisa JacoSus
Phillip Jscobus-Claytcn Co-submitted.
$50 Joseph Cosad VS. John McMullen apPt
Claytoe Co-submitted.
962 Claiborn Day VS. Edwin Smell, appt
Winneshiek Ce-submitted.
s6s Shaw, johnson, Wood Co. VS. E. W
Railey, appt, Whine eshiek Co-afirmed.
s7l Avery NJ. Hutchins VS. Ambrose Ford
appt Clayton Co-af6rmed, percent. DANA
ges.
974 Eaton Bros. 4 Co. VS. J. T Care, ct al
appt; Lee Co-submitted.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

Times of opening and cio.irg malls In the Davenport
Post OMce.
YAsYsRs n AL, arrives at Gas \ = and $50 ? M
closes al IS A = AvL j:SO OYH
NoRrHERH MAIL via Dubuque and Northern Iowa
arrives At 3 80 \ e.0se<a BIB 4 b.
B0uTu RRx n III, from 4 Louis ana 6outhern Ms
s0uri, arstves at Tor N: eloses at y.l5 An.
WEsTEas AID SOuTHrRN iowa NAIL, arrives ~
$50 n; cioses 81 s:sOP 81.
ILLison " Ay NAIL. arrives s:45 4 n and $50 ?
=; eIoses at A and Bpm
RIvsn NAIL eoUTu, inci nding river towns above 1t.
Louis, the Missouit River, heb:ssks ana Ksnsas,
via Hannibal St Joseph =, arrives at 10 A
n; cloees stlPn.
RIvER NAIL, In cuding river towns from Claire
70 Lyons, arrives IT 4 \ clio ,es 81 $50 n.
uOR1BERx MAIL, b. land, up the river, arrives at
Sundays. Wednesdays and 4ri6sys: cios's At
~ M On Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
DLUs 0AAss NAIL, arrives ut IL =, closes 81 - N
Tuesdsys, ThursdAys and Saturdays.
AAITy MAIL, arrives and closes at IL u Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AHAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes IN ~ u, on
1huvpdsys.
The ofnce vill Be open on Sunday during the Sum-
msr from to loan.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

ENTIRELY TOO FAsT.-Nearly every
evening the corner of Fourth and Brady
streets is made the resort of from . dozen to
score of small boys. from ten to filteen
years of age. who are entirely too fast Tor
their time. They are not only running
themselves by spending their evenings car
ousing at the street corners, when they
should be at home coming their school les
sons, or reading some interesting book. but
they really disturb the peace by blocking
up the side walk, and the obscene language
they use is really disgusting to ladies pass
ing. The matter may no. be considered
serious enough fer the Marshals attention,
but We think the nuisance should be aba
ted. Parents who have no more regard for
the welfare of their children, will reap the
fruits of their Indifference when repentance
is too late.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
Baltimore Election.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Ths vote OF the city
Is not in yet.
The Reformers have small majority In
the 18th ward.
The coroner held IN inquest to-day on the
body Of sammy White, the rowdy Who was
shot during election yesterday in the l4th
Ward. verdict was rendered. sttributing
ting the killing to accident the wound hsv-
Ing been inflicted by . stray shot No ev-
idenes Was ELECTED showing that Duffy, who
vas arrested for the act, had anything 70
10 With il.
An inquest il now in progress on the body
Of Mr.. A. B. Kyle. Who died last night from
injuries received.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

A GR1EvANcE.-Mr. Hickox, the
the proprietor Of the Davenport Hotel, has
been agerieved somewhat. lately, by the
runners Of the larger hotels, vhc, he says
tell people enquiring for the Davenport
House, that it is . small one horse establish.
ment, and try to run his trade away. This,
if true, is decidedly wrong. Mr.. H. GER
tsinly does not keep house that can com
pete with the Burtis or lie Claire houses,
either in size or style. but he keeps what .
great many travellers want-s good house
at low fare. He charges but seventy-five
cents per day to travellers. while the other
houses charge from one to two dollsra-
There il good stabling attached to the Dav.
enport Hotel, and every accommodation in
the house for travellers or boarders Mr.
Hickox has but lately started in business,
and in trying to get along use. only:honora-
BILE means. and We think the attempt Of
runners for the other hotels to drive the
trade from him 10 rather small business-
We recommend the Davenport Hotel, to
persops wanting good board at = moderate
rate. The house is ON Main street, between
Second and Third.
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co M M E RCI IL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

OPYrrE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Nswsl
DAVENPORT, NOVEMBER 3, 1891
Tho weather to-day has been warm but dis
branches. The grain market was rather qui-
ct, and but little change took place in prices.
Wheat declined 2@3c on account Of shippers
retiring from the market the mllers having
it sll their own way, Barley and Onions were
steady 1t 45@50c for the former and 2Ol23c
for the latter. eats were scarce and market
quiet. Potatoes remain firm at from 25@35c
foI good to chsice.
The shipments Of Flour were not ~ large -
usual. Quite pile of freight lay At the le-
wee awaiting shipments.
We cannot give full report Of tho ship
ments as no boat arrived for st Louis up u
eur going to press.
Below We give the receipts and quotations
Of the market for to-day.
FLouK-Market steady and firm. Shipments
500 bbls to Chicago aud New York. We quote
a. - IS wholesale and - 40 retail, for choice
Spring extra.
WHEAT-Market declined, closing steady At
-Oc for No. l with but, slow demand. Receipts
$4,000 bu.
CoRN-Rather quiet and demand SMALL
Receipts 1S0 bu. We quote at 25@3Oc for good
to choice white and yellow in ear.
OArs-very scarce and but few transactions
in the market Receipts l2O bu. Market firm
at 25@27c, for home consumption.
BARLEY-Steady with good shipping do
msnd. We quote at Asa SOC for No l, good to
choice. Receipts $500 bu. Shipments 400
bu. by Rail and River.
OHIoNs-Market dull and but little doing
Receipts 2SO bu. We quote at 22td24c.
PoTAroEs-Quet. Receipts lsO bu. We
quote at 25@35 fer good to prime Nsshan-
nocks.
HAY-Market in good::condition with large
supply. We quote upland prairie st - 4o@
s. 90.
EGGs-In good demand . l1012Hc, for
shipping.
BUTrRR-In good demand for family use.
We quote good dairy l7@2oc; common fr-
kin and roll at l2h@ltc.
CHEEss-Western Reserve 80 Wholesale and
10@I2E retail.
HAAs-Good sugar cured l5e rail; common
los.
SHOULDRRs- Good 7c wholesale and retail ;
90 canvassed.
DRIED BEE1-1lc wholesale and l3e retail.
DRIED APPLEs-A good article quoted at 1le
Wholesale and 2ISaii.
DRIKD PEACHss-Unpared 11Hc Wholesale
and 15c retail; pared CSC retail.
CoDYIsH-A good article Sc retail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

BALuMonE, Nov 3--fhe 9th Congression-
al District - Arundel county gives Mr.
Geo. W. Hughes Dem. candidate for Con-
gress. ll9 majority. Dem. gain Of TO-
9th District Frederick county gives H.
w Ho man. American candidate fer Con-
gress. about 800 maj. a oss OF 432. Wssh-
ington county gives Hoffman about 33 maj
The returns from theiState are very Ees
gle Those received seemed rather to fa-
var the Democrats
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

GRANTLEY F. BERKELEY the Eng
lish sportsman, who is now in the west on
great hunting tour. is very tall thin
man. While travelling on a steamboat some
time since, his appearance attracted the
attention Of passengers. A Hoosier on
board asked = bystander
"Who is that tall chap?'
That's the Hon. Grantley Fits Berke.
ley"
"And who in the devil is Grantley Fitz
Berkeley"
"Why. the great Sportsman, the English
Nimrod.'
"Nimrod Nimrodr exclaimed the Hoo
sier, why he looks mora like Ramrod.' >
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

The Iowa Book RooMs.-A
new advertisement Of this establishment
appears in to.day's issue. Mr.. Chas. H.
Adams. the young man who has charge Of
the store nov, has exhibited great deal Of
enterprise since he entered the establish
ment We understand the periodical de-
partment has increased in pecuniary inter.
est, and the book and stationary trade has
been qaits Improved. Mr.. Adams has to
compete with two larger and old establish
ID concerns. and to retain proportionate
share Of public patronage requires business
tact aud energy. In his advertisement to-
day will be found number Of the latest
publications. among them many works Of
sterling merit. The Iowa Book Rooms will
alvsys bs found stocked With the lstest
works - soon - they can bs received from
hsprssa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

~ Mccullough & Trout, No. 50
Brady street, keep all kinds of vegetables,
and all kinds Of game. both wild and tame.
They are always on hand and accommodat-
ing-thst you al know. Oysters by the
can and fresh. II you want anything in
their line, give them call. All goods de
livered free of charge
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

CoMING.-The cold, cold winter is
fast approaching The fine weather of the
past few days will not tarry long. October,
the pleasantest month in all the year, has
gone with those that went before" and
cold, dreary November has made its debut.
in hypocritical mockery, with its "best foot
first. promising fine weather. and apeing to
counterfeit its predecessor. But ere We are
aware the cold wintry blast will be blow
ing around Us, and the snow clouds com.
mence to iisgorge their ermine contents
How many look forward to the winter with
desolsts hearts, shivering at the prospect Of
freless houses, nothing to eat, nothing to
wear, no work for the ont door laborer.
Already little children are begging from
door to door for money to buy wood and
coal for the winter. The "busy season" Of
the Benevolent Societies is close at hand.
and We predict they will have their hands
full. Oh, winter to the poor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

MILO WHrTE's BALL.-The com>
plimentary ball to be given to Milo White
will take place without fai next Tuesday
evening, Nov. Sth The tickets have been
put in the hands Of committee, and should
be all disposed Of by tomorrow evening"
The ball will be the best of the season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

REMOVAL NOTICE.-Messrs. Jami-
son 4 Murdock. boot and shoe makers, have
removed from Brady street to Front, be
tween Brady and Main. where they have
fitted up neat little establishment, and are
ready to receive and attend to all orders
they may be favored with. Their work
speaks for ITSELF Give them q call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

YESTERDAY beat any day we ever
saw for high winds and dust The ladies
kept in doors pretty much. excepting those
whom necessity compelled to be out, and
others whose propensity for shopping
makes the weather a secondary considera-.
NiOo .
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Advertisements not accompanied With instructions
Wl be inserted ust forbid and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in-
seved time free OF cost, thereafter charged ~
other advertisements.
Advertisements fros, abroad must be paid for 'n-
Vnviably IN adnanoe, unless from approved Agents
Contracts for vesriy advertising termiDable at the
option of advertisers they paving advancement Of
81 per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next TO reading msttes
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All traasient advertisements must be paid for In
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CARDS.

john n JON IS, J8.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
nVFICB, South Rss. corner Of Brady and Second
~ streets. Up stairr. tct11
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SEE T. II. Morely & Co.'s adver-
tisement this morning. They have a splen-
did stock Of groceries Of all kinds. and are
determined not to be undersold. Give
them a call
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04
Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, Nov. 3.-A freight train. consist
ing Of Al care, on the n y G. r. R., ran off
the track at midnight near this city. The
locomotives and eight Of the cars were
smt shed. There were no lives lost.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

THE cepartnership heretofore existing be-
l tween Orsndorf and Brother, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business
will be settled by Samuel A. Orendorf.
Davenport, Nov, Sd, 1859.
SAMUEL A. ORENDORFF.
WIN. F. .ORENDOkFF.
Nov l-N
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The great length Of our telegraph
news excludes other matter in the local
line. We hope it may be found sufficiently
interesting, to pay for the space it occu-
nies
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and the cheopsst papev of the kind ever is
eued.
We see no reason why its circulation should
not be exteaded to fifty thousand In fev
months. The indications are fsvorabl. 10 such
. result from the substantial manifestations
which We receive day by day in the large
number Of subscribers. A remittance may be
made for single copy by carefully wrapping
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Suicide.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S-Lewis Jones. .
young clerk in the land Office, committed
suicide by blowing his brains out with :
pistol.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

AR. GEO. B. DIXwELL, Of Boston, il ad-
Nl mi.ted partner in our House from, and
After the first day Of October. Our AGENCY
n Poston will hereafter be conducted under
The name and style of Sargent Dixwell:
s"' COOK + SARGENT.
Davenport, October lst 1850. 49,.
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Heavy Forgery.

NEw YoRK, Nov. "A report is current
that tobacco broker, name unannounced,
has committed forgery, or breach Of trust,
involving from $4,000 to $50, 900.
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NUMBER Is.


Nov. 2 SO.
FLorR-Dall. Country double exsr. Is 90.
Country Supsrfns - 25; City single exsr.
s. 40.
WHEAr- Dull. Spring and club ss@ssc.
Spring and Fall 0ce fair and good fall 81 o.
@$l o5 prime and choice fall$ Os0SI Is.
CoRS-lnsctive. Prime New yellow s5c :
prime new white 60c old mixed 66c.
OATs-Market heavy. Good to choice and
prime asa 4sL,c.
BARLEr-Rsthsr dull. Spring 50t9SOs fall
6Oa70c.
OSIoNs-Dull at l514sc.
FofAroEs-Receipts large and market dull.
Com "A on TO good 5546sc.
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CARDS.
MacklOl 4 Corbin,
II. a. Oh "a,

u. A. O'0EA,i
Civil Engineer and surveyor,
i pertaining to his profession Wis:
SURVEYING, LEvELLlNG, CONSTRUC-
TION OF DAMS, LEvEES 4 BRIDGES,
Plans, PrcAles. and Estimates ezssused with
accuracy and dispatch. Ofkce old Council
Ch amber, cor. Sd and Brady Sts.
oct. a.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-04

WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION
w Of dealers in Groceries to oar complete
stock Of
Light and Shelf Groceries,
which we offer at Wholesale at prices less than
they can be purchased in Eastern markets ad-
ding cost Of carriage, &c. 1t is our design to
close out our stock Of this class OF goods, aNd
We shall offer great inducements to bayers.
Moderate credit will be extended to pronps
parties or satisfactory security.
lCCARNA COATES,
lSd3m N. E. cor. Brady and Front ste
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NV YORK, November 8.
FLOUR-Sc better. Sales 10000 bbl.. a. 40
super State @S4 60&5 Extra State; s. 80
59$4 20 Super Western $5@35 IS Common
to medium Extra Western IS 40,d5 SO in
ferlor to good shipping brands extra X. II. o.
RYE FL0UR-Stsady - 6094 80
WHsAT-Dull and heavy Sales $4,000 bu
81 33 white Canadian; 81 l2h@4l Is white
club.
RYH-Quiet 81 411Gs5c.
BARLRY-Quiet s00ssc.
CckS-Quiet and unchanged. Sales mod
crate.
OArs.-Selling 1t 44@441Sc State and ves-
tern.
PORK-Unc nchsnged. Small sales SIS s56
Gl5 50 mess; $40 500$l0 IS prime.
PRIME BBRH-Unchangcd.
Cur MgATs-Quiet
LAkD-Quiet and heavy. sales 200 bbls ll0
llHc.
bUTTRR. - Fair request l5K@lso Ohio
20c.
CHsssR- Steady lO9lOKc.
WHIsKKY-Dull and nominal 27Ac
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.IO$IIQA RlIRR.

u........BRADY TREET.........I1
A GENTS for the sale Of Dupsstss sporting
"A and Vslasttng Powder, and safety Fuse
augl'hQ-fAv;s
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TVRRrH EXTRACTED DY NEW PROOH00
i wtsno Ut occssiontng any delay o. pain whsssvss
JULIUS CHESEBROU0u, \ !,
Dental SURGEON.

OF1IoR-In Hervin's Bcoca. 50 Perry, bstwesa -
and eth streets.
Having completed arrangemsnts, he y now pr.
pared TO extract teeth by admitting sliGht current
Of electricity around u. sooh at the tno ct e1oeoo
tion, thereby ALA yinF AL pain atssadaaA upou -
tracing By the ordinsvy nethoA.
ThepsAent has . frsl knowledge Of Whas = DoGo-
M and there Dat ID ,se oascss VkjcA Are ottes
uotieed ssses hAvirg tsest extsscteA ~ tho ~
Qhleycforn ~ sls erssstes Vssosss
t-i~Sa4>
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nc. u. Scrivsn. E3 iesrs,rn strsst, Coicsgo,
10 auiLorsxed 70 retve advertiseuents for this pa
per.
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j. q. PARKER, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nrPICE-with MessYs. Roger h Bowers, No. S.
Brady street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt stten-
tion nov24
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Observation-Disclosures lot received
at Stars
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TvHR UNDERSIGNED WOULD RES
i PDcfyULAY announce 70 the eitissns a
Davenport and vicinity that hs has rsooveo
70 No. - LsClaiss Row, where he viii - hap
py 70 - Ill II his old ffiends asd aequaintaa-
css, and - many ethsn = win fsv0 Hin With
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DAILY.
SEl(I-WCCKLY.

One copy per year. ....................3 So %
The Ssmi-Wcskly STASx contains sil the
News, Markets, Congressional Proceedlnzs.
&c., DC.
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H The Philharmonic vocal class
will meet this evening at 7 o'clock.
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HARpER's FERRY illustrated, a:
STAIRS.
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SWEET CIDER.-A pure article at
Starrs.
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APPLEs.-Some more fine ones at
Stars.
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JOHN n. CRAWFORD,
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