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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-08-24

Nerddd Precind-Holmes Saloon-Inspector. + " =
Colburn, Judges W. NJ. Allen, J. !. Caldwell
Blue Tent Frecind-Cooper's Store-lnspectOr, j. D.
Vanderleih Precind.-J. vanderleth 's.-Inspeetor.
Henry Weston, Judges, F. Mcleod, J. VANDERBILT.
Pleasant Fiat Precind-John Robinson s-lnspeetor
Vim. Montgomery, Judges, W. Toner, Jas. Kendrick
Gold HiH Precind-Job's Store-Inspector, Jerry job
Judges, Chas. Snyder, Z. d. Johnston. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
C. y M M f. RCIAI. .


DAVENPORT, Jan. 81, p n.
The extremity unpleasant state OF q VIC aihct to-
day has r-ndered the market very dull lndeei -
Scarcely sny produce Of ans kind In town. In pri.
ces We make no tsrations.
FLOUR-Not much sct:'ity in sales to-day -
Transactions ofthe past week have rather iicht
Firm at - OOao4 q; $50 At retsil Cld wheat -four
% 90; white wioter - o. The probability is there
will be . slight increase DON.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Rather scarce, though 4
tolersble supply for the dem:nd. Firm a. q 50 y
cwt Wholesale; ~ 90 retail.
wHsAr-Uut little CO ming forward. Firm as 20
@SOo; hest qnality spring. &c; choice old It 6O0s
Toe; extra choice, so.
OonN-Light arrivals, though oosns ,,sue b-. ..er.
Htrm 1t 45@48c some lots 5Oc.
OArs-Lasht receipts; 95c for new; 400 fos old
crop.
P0rAToEs-Rather dull; 5O975c for rom good 70
choice eOc@$l 90 at retail.
Hoes-very light transactions Light hogs, q co.
heavy 45 so. Business about closed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
DISTRICT COUNT.
Hon, VIZ. F. MILLER PREsIpIx0.
FOURTH DAT.

bOthTh DAI.
The morning hour was occupied in the
hearing Of demnrrers, motions, and in the
taking of defaults in those cases were no ap-
pearance had been entered or in which no
affidavits Of merits had been fled
The Court then took up the case Of Paul
Theison and John Winklemann jointly in.
diced for the murder of Hans A. Arp, in
this city few weeks since The remainder
Of the morning as we'll as the whole Of the
afternoon was occupied in the election OF a
Jury. This case will probably occupy the
attention Of the Court several days. The
counsel engaged are Hon. Henry O'Conner
District Attorney, Geo. II. Parker and
Joshua D. Patton, Esqs, for the prosecution
and George s. G. Dow, Frank Plumer and
George N. VanHosen. for the prisoners.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

H NJ. T. Sanders, Esq, Of Daven-
port, will accept our thanks for late eastern
papsra Mr.. Sanders, we learn, was ad-
mitted at the present term Of the johnson
District Court, to full practice as Attorney
and Counsellor in all the courts of the State.
Mr.. s. for many years resident of our city,
has recently taken up his residence At Dav-
export, having formed law co-partnership
with Mr.. Galloway. The style Of the firm
being Galloway 4 Sandera We wish Mr..
Sanders in his new home, successful pro-
fsssional future.-lossa City Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

~ The Iowa City Republican
gives the following complimentary notice Of
those printers who celebrated the birthday
of Franklin on the 18th inst:
PRIxrKss BANQUET AT DAvKNPoRr.-Judg.
ing from the reports Of this Banquet in the
Davenport daily papers. We have no doubt
but that the Davenport Printers acquitted
themselves creditably. The disciples OF
Faust aid Frsnklin are just the men 70 con.
duct such an affair In eommsndabls way.
The Banquet took place at that most pop.
ulas Of HotslA, the Burtis Houss (Dr. Bartis,
PtepslSlss.l Frank xsadtish. The pgp1las
Supetiulsa6sal q tAs DcstiA vas ths
sl1shs e ~ osseA He I've sAls ~ ~
Esl NE ''''''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

The "LIoNs" oUr.-The lions of
the New York press are out in the N. Y
Ledger in all their glory. Bennett leads off
with some Glove smitten" practical produc
tions of former years-before he commenc-
ed writing the iron shod leaders of latter
days. Greeley and Raymond corfine them
selves to prose. The trio afford some very
good reading, but probably of no higher
standard Of merit than the productions of
many others who write for that paper.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTnRS NAIL Sunday exc ccpted.) arrives daily
at 9 4 II and z NJ closes at sn1 B r n.
WksTEBs NAIL arrives daily (Suncaye exSptedl
a. 10 4 N and ? n closes 1t A AMI p ~
SOUTHERN n NJ, from 8. Louis anu Southern Mis-.
souri, sraives daily (8urtays excepted) st M
clOsts at "a u.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and Northern To-
va arrives daily (Sundzys exceptedl st ? Closes
ats M.
EonTBERx NAIL, via Dewitt Asquoketa, &c,
arrives Tuesdays. thursdays and Saturdays, At Z p
NJ; closes Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays 1t 7
r M
NoRrHEas MAIL, via IeCsire, Princeton and I.y-
ons, arrives daily, (Sundsys excepted) At clo-
at
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays At ~ N closes same tins.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and 0aturdays, At 10 A \; closes same time.
WKsT BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays 1t ? NJ; closes same days ut IA M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

TIE Mount VERNON FUND-A
GRAND DREss PARTY TO DE GIVEN FOR IT.
The patriotic ladies of this city are deter
mined that Davenport shall not be behind
hand in her contributions to this noble pur-
poee, and if their plans are aided by our cit
izens, Davenport will certainly have the
honor of making the largest contribution to
this purpose, of any city in Iowa. When
ever the ladies take hold Of . matter, 1t is
sure to succeed-there is no such word as
'taiE' in woman's vocabulary-and they
have entered upon this project with their
whole energy.
On the 18th of next month, grand Fan
cy Dress Party is to be given at the Metro
politan Hall, for the benefit Of the Mount
Vernon Fund. It, object il to make mo-
ney, and to send from Davenport good re-
port of her patriotism in the shape Of >
handsome donation to the Fund. Accord
ingly, that most attractive Of amusements,
. costume party, the frat given by the
Americans in this city, has been decided
upon a. the most feasible project, and thor
oughly arranged.
A number of the very first ladies of our
city have consented TO act - lady patron
esses for the occasion, who will take charge
of the supper arrangements. etc.. and the
Executive Committee are composed Of gen.
tlemen well known in town, and who have
pledged themselves to do oil In their power
to have the affair 60 of with brillianey and
eclat-so that it promisas to be the best and
handsomsst entertainment ever gotten up In
our city.
We learn that there are already thirty.
three ladies pledged to come in costume and
as many gentlemen. Az for the fancy dresses,
the ladies with their tact and ingenuity, can
readily get up tasteful and becoming COS
tunes. Gipsies, Flower-Girls, Vivandisrs
Quakeressss, etc., viii no doubt be there
The gentlemen, We suppose. can get their
ct the theatre, or can borrow them. There
are plenty Of costumes in town, and tn
gentlemen must hunt them up.
-
AusWnns 70 OoRn4sPoxp8MrG. -
The ssanunisaaieA u r., II L Claire. en-
taiss seas vssy gssd iissA but = sssiftly
~ lssstAy - bsollsAlisA W vall visl
yllalaf ~ t,ass y ! sAaebp aesslo ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

ET Religious revivals are bccom-
ing the order Of the day throughout all parts
Of the State. Almost every exchange no.
tices the revival of religious feeling at the
place in which it is published. We are in
formed that the cause is brighting up in our
city also. The union prayer meetings are
we'll attended, and great anxiety is felt
among the people. May the good work pro-
gress with greatly increased zeal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

~ We understand that Mr.. John
Eichelberger, late of the LeClaire House,
Davenport, has removed to Washington.
and opened the Farnam House. He is a
popular hotel-keeper. and will no doubt be
successful among the Washingtonians.-
Nusratine Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

H- It is estimated that there will
will be at least 5000 tons of ice packed
away here this winter by different parties.
One-fifth of that amount will be sufficient to
supply the demand here in case we have
another such cold season as that of last
summer. But we are looking for both
things.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

re- We have made arrangements
with . gentleman of high respectability
and unimpeached veracity, to furnish us
with Pixies Peak correspondences. His
communication will be written with great
care, and will undoubtedly be Of great in
terest to ALPHABETICALLY to those who in
tend making the trip. Our correspondent
il citizeu-and probably will remain 90.
The communications, however, will be none
the Less interesting on that account
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

E We understand that there will
be Select Hop at the lie Claire House,
this evening. We have no doubt but the
participants will have a splendid time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

T We understand that the late
change Of weather has changed the price of
coal from seven to nine cents per bushel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

E A great change in the wealth
er was noticeable yesterday morning.
Queer kind of winter weather this. Not
much hopes for wagon road.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

ES- The telegraph lines got ont Of
order yesterday, so badly, that We did not
receive our reports, and are obliged to fall
back on the Chicago papers for late news.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
Fancy Dress Party.

k>OR the benedt RI the " Mount .rnnn Fund A.
l. sociaticn." At Metropolitan Hall, Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. usvy Is, 1889.
The Aetropo itan Halt. the suppsr, the music the
printing and other usual expense, are gratutously
furnished By the resp ctive parties tnat the
proceeds OF tho Festival will be appropriated ts the
40nnt Vert on Fund
1t is the desire Of the lady p,tronesses and msn
gers, that oil shall appear In costume Who can.
tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies' 81, to
be had Of the Committee
AANA0ER0.
Hon. Jno. p. Cock, W.C, wad- worth.
Wm. Allen, r. Chew,
John !. Coffin, Dr.. I. LANCER,
Csps. }. Waves, VIM. Hall.
Geo. L. NickOl's, John Johns.
IalH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.,

Those wishing to sign their names 10 the Constitu-
tion and By. LAVA Of the ecott County Democratic
Clu", will find the same with John T. King. Esq.
OsyIcE-Le C.aire Row, f,rmerly tflce Of Drs
Fountain and Adler
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
Grand GIiu Emuerprisr,

vNHk following magnificent pre- pe.ty win he Dis
thousand dollars on the lat day of J.nusry. stsher
at the lie Claire Halt or the German Theatrr, Da-
venport, Iowa. Subscription tickets, one dollar
esch:
I. The thorouehbYcd n Alien Mouft Ai,cy.7
years old Pedigree- by Traveller, he By
impt. Mercer dsm-Cefito, bred BY H. l.
Stevens, ef Hohoken, n. J. For further
Particulars see Turf Rssister. His stock h
uTqnalled by any horse In this (ScotaD
county. Refer to u. Leonard, sheriff.
John killion, Ih1s. Pakev. and others, wess
have oots the get Of this horse. Valued
2 The thorough bred ttallion Lsrkin, years
old, ha III brother to Ellen Waterman, one Of
the best race mares Of her day Pedigree Of
lDckin-by imported Honien; dandy
Trustee. For further particulars see Turf
Register. Valu~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
3. One nve year I'D Durham bull named Mad-
ison. For p.deTee see volume 2d, Amert-
can Short Horn Book, page la, entry 67e.
Value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
!. One Z year old stallion colt. Pedigree
~ CLAYTON; /; dsm-by Old Boston. vaiue.. AO0
One year old Devon ball named George.
VAiu, ......................... atO
g. One 4 year old Mont Airsy niiy. vAlu... $50
2. One Spanish Jack, years oil. value.... 100
s. Two ful, blood Durham Cows. value.... 100
No. . to number 3OfO-A gift attached to
eoch Of these nun bers. NoBlanks........
The Stailions l.arkin and Mount Assey took the
frat and second premiums thoroughbred aged
stations, st the Iowa State Fair In 1857.
The above entcrprise Is conducted BY . committee
Of gentlemen who are entirely disnt~rertsd vhl~h
vi secure to each ard every subscriber On equal
chance. II 10 distinctly understood that this IL no
lottery.
The sbove stock can b seen at al tlsnes II p~<H
Greek Farm, ecc0ped by d. (. Allen.
Tickets can b. had at the Burtis House, as John
Atkins Saloon, At A. q. Billions Jewelry 0eorr Of
Il K. Allen, or either Of the unds rsigced remit
tance Of one dollar 70 the President will ensure
(icb ct by return mail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

EE See advertisement of Lost y
in another column Of this paper
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

BLANKs.-All kinds of blanks con-
staptly on hand at this Office Orders coli
cited.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
ID I f d.

Mr.. HANSON sAnDERs late o. virginia, akd
t his residence R)ck Island Street. yesterday the
26' ins. at O'Clock a. H., Of Consumption, aged
u years.
The funeral will tate plsc, this afternoon at
o'clock. His remains will be inferred at tho City
Cemetery Friends Of the fanily and others ere re-
q rested to attend.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
STATE DEMOCRAT.


re. II. Scrivsn. 63 Dearborn street, Chic sgo,
IL hor!z 70 e,eive advertisements for this pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
n I'ntss0Lle IssslrOrs sese1sl,
Patented June 3, 1858.
nOE'T USE injurious chemicals, acids, OF mine
- raj astrinsents, and

nOE'T Use injurious chemicals, acids. OF mine
- raj astrinscnts, and
SAvE TINE! SAVE CASH! SAVE BARKj
BY using Morgsn's process OF tanning leather. 1t
has been tested for two years prior to date OF lste
patent. Leather one-h-f tADne1 by the common
methods, cor ple.ei without the AID Of seh.nrry
extra outlay of capital as increased weight fully
crmpensAtes for time and material, (Which 1, abun.
dsnt everywhere. This process preserves oil III,
benefits Of French Tancing, without the expense Of
time and money.
This Ia certify that T. Lewis Johnson, saddle and
harness maker have us-d and do - q con idera-
BILE extent leather tanned by Jesse MoYgans Patent
Tam ng Process, and find that in In tsnee it
has given entire satisfaction for durability and gem
eral good qualities. LEWIS JOHNSON.
eumpter, June l6, 1858.
This is TO certify I an n boot maker OF fourteen
year constant practice, workingin the main French
Calf and fine stock. have used some leather
tanned BY Morgans process, 10 my peri ct sa'ifsc
tiOn, and the general comm nd Of my customers -
fhs lea ev Is solid durable. and wears sIsoc tn and
plisblc; In tend Of becoming hard, grove soft.
II. s LIND
Chop, Town, County or State pvvls ges sold ehesp
or exchanged on fair terms Ad.iress,
AGENT AOR0AN'6 TANNING,
JAl9-dIm-w3m Box 679, Cleveland, Ohio
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
LOst...$J.OO Reward.

OST from the premises Of the subs cri- .~J
~ Der. email liver colcred Setter Pup SAO~Ss
months old. The finder will receive the .Dove re-
ward on delivery. ANTOINE lie CLAIRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

~ The ice psskssU wesNehliged
to gather up their tools yesterday, and sus-
pend operations on acc cunt of the weather.
There will be plenty of work, however, in
few days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

| ~ Items of interest were about
a. scarce as could be imagined yesterday
1t was partly owing to the weather, and
partly to the indisposition Of the people to
kick up row for our benefit. We eagerly
watched for runaway, and looked anxious
ly in the cutters which were filled with
swift running and very muddy water for
some unfortunate wretch, whom we might
be instrumental in rescuing from watery
grave-for the benefit Of the readers Of the
''local column; but we were disappointed
in everything of the kind 1t is the peoples
fault. II they will not get up sanguinary
row, how can they expect to see one re-
corded7 If they will not accidentally break
their own n ecks, heads, legs, arms-or some
ones else. pray, how can they expect that
We shall do it for them? The manufacture
Of startling events. remains, principally.
with the sovereign people; if they refuse to
furnish raw material-lf they wish to read
OF startling events-of murder, suicide, ar
son. burglary, bigamy. polygamy. DC. how
in the name of reason do they reasonably
expect to see anything Of the kind in print.
Dear people, the matter is in your own
hands; you can have as many items. and a.
startling ones as you desire but you must
supply US with plenty of raw material. We
will manufacture; you must produce. Our
appeal is to everybody-to citizens and
aliens-to old and young We are with
you, and waiting to put you on the re-
cord
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

Mr.. HILDRETH's LECTURE. We
have heard many very good lectures this
winter, and good ones at other times, but
we do not now recollect Of ever being more
agreeably entertained by any speaker
whether those of notoriety from the East,
whose lectures are bought and paid for at q
high price, or those of less pretensions-
than we were at the lecture Of VIM. H.
Hildreth, Esq, at Metropolitan Hall, on
"Wednesday ~vening last. The subjsct.gas.
Indian Characteristics" Mr.. H., in FORM
er days, spent number Of years among the
Indians on the Western frontier, in the ter
ritories Of Kansas and Nebraska; and being
a close observer of their manner and Gus
TENS in all conditions, treasured up in his
mind a vast catalogue of incidents and gen.
eral information, which when dressed up in
his usually vigorous and perspicuous Style
and delivered in his naturally bland and
uaassumng manner, rendered it one of the
most pleasing as well as the most interest
ing lecture ever delivered before Daven-
port audience. We only regret that the
audience was not larger, and we beg leave
to suggest that it be delivered again at
some auspicious period. His anecdotes Of
the peculiarities and characteristic idiosy-
ncrasies of the natives of the forest were of
the most pleasing as well as the most in
structive character. All who were pres
ent were not only highly satisfied. but
highly delighted with the evenings enter
tainment Should Mr.. Hidreth ever con
clude to enter the field as a lecturer, we
think this production would at once ensure
him great popularity wherever he might
deliver it before an audience of intelligent
persons. We hope to be able at some day
to hear it delivered again.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

RExARKa-We consider that the business
men Of this city would d. we'll to look At
this matter. Should the plan succeed As
above mentioned, we think it would not op-
crate very fsvorably to Us. A portion Of
our trade would be cut off entirely. De-
laws are danceroua
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
GAIT ~ 91 II ~ Gt1t0
sPLENDlD GlFTs::
At ils RANDOLPH STREET. CHICAGO.

A. COLBY co. woald inform their friends
u and the public, that their Gift Book Store 10
permanently established IL Old Fellows Building,
between ssk and Dearb orn streets. where The pur
chaser Of each book, 1t the regular retail price, will
receive Of the following gits valued Ut r. n 81
to 4lOO. Any perUons sndng for the books and not
satisfied with the gifts, have the privilege Of
lecttpg in its place . u Is book, making two tn
shilling books for e2k cents each. Persons can
state In their orders II gifts going with each book
does nst kuit, what book they will select In
place Of git That II better than any other Gift
Book sale offers In ths United States. In 'nding
to New York, Boston "r Philad.lphis, your eihs
valu at from - cents to 11O0 Furthermore. II
would cost nearly double the amount Of your put.
ch ase for express thsrees.
Ono o. the ems OF she following schedule are
psosented 70 each utchaser ut the time Of ssle:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
-
FIR y y LUNCA
SGRvED EvRRv EvENlKG,
A. TEE
OebOlf E q e i = - re.
FTen . to 12 e'cleek.
Il1rrah for Pixies Peak
PRRviOUs ACCOUNTS 1UI.Lr CoNYIRARDi
GOLD In ARIINnANcEii

LII Sho intend 10 20 1, Pixies Pc al with vasons
Al wili md u 10 their advantage 70 buy thoiY vax.
ons OF a. = u. Woeber, corner Third and HasYisen
streets, II they want g. be r getting the bess
and cheapest Wagons. We are q ting up son~
Wag ms for that puryosc. We have twenty wagon.
on hand nov which ve can t up fSr that purpose On
short notice. We dete, mined - oel every one :
wagon. that will call on ~. cheap for ea-h.
JAIN d2w 4. h u WOD0kR.
Casetfa ssonv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
Notice.

ORDERS for Carriages for the Hop at the 10
~ Olatr" Vonse tonight, may be LETT at the tffics
Of Parker Spearing, or At the LIE Claire House.
Ja2S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
The Rock ISLAND RESERVATION.

The Rock ISLAND REsERvATIoN.-
A CHANCE STILL LEFT FOR THE SoUAfrERs.
now seems that the reported final decision
Of the Secretary of the Interior against the
squatters upon the Rock Island reservation,
was without foundation. It appears Judge
Mclean has decided that it had been turned
over by Secretary Marcy in ls4s to the
public land department and thereby became
subject to the same pre-emption laws gov
erning other public lands. 1t also seems
that there are now two parties represented
in Washington claiming to have made pre-
emptions. One set Of whom Major L.ndsley
is the most prominent, act through Hon.
District Attorney Fitch of Illinois, and the
other claiming under settlement in April
and May 1857 one represented by Hon.
Montgomery Blair.
The Secretary Of the Interior now has the
matter under consideration.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28
CARDS..
J. q. PARKER. N. H.,

J. q. PARKER, N. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nFFICE-wi.h Messrs. Roger h Bowers, No, So,
~ Brady streot.
Orders LETT with them will receive prompt atten-
tion nov2t
HENRY n. ANDE RSON,
A TfORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
n Metropolitan Block, Davenport, Iowa tsep24
JANIS T. LANE, JOSEPH J. LANE
Attsrncys and Csunseiiors at Law,
Offce-Nos and B, Comme rcial Block, south ea-t
corner Of I'd and Brady streets.
THORINGTON, BROWN B. ARMSTRONG,
rToRSEys nnd Goun nselors, Davenport, Iowa -
n Office, NJ. 26, Nickos' Block, corner OF Brady
and Second stree Is.
). THORIxoToN, s 4. BROWN, J.ARxsTROSa.
REFERENCES Hon Thos A Hendricks, C0mmis-
sioner Gen Esnd Once, Washington ID q; W
Converse h DO, Pine street, New York Col Jack
Thorioston, Mentsomery, Ala; Hon James Harlan,
u 8 Sen.tor, NJ Pleasant, Iowa, Antoine LeClaire,
ESQ. Geo Davenport, Ksq, Messrs Cotes Davies
Davenport, Iowa. seplJ