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Another Negro InsurTeGtiOn.

NEW YORK, Aug 10
A serious insurrecton Of the negroes at
Sombr-o, Gnauo Island, ha. caused no little ex-
citement among the merchants and sea-faring
peolle interested in the guano business Both
III Baltimore and Petersburg, Va, the excite
meht had obtained such a pitch that Capt
Dill, of the Baltimore bark Warren, and Gait.
Burr OF the schooner Emma Tuttle, hat to in
'erfere and impriron some Of the insurrecicD-
lsts. The negroes on the Island are hired al
The rate of $l2 per month to Dig and load YES
-els with guano, numbering 200. THE foreman
desiring to make a welt home made over his
office to man named Snow, first mate Of the
schooner Eastern Star. snow being a man OF
energy and determination exercised rigid dis
ciple over The negroes they not liking THE
oTm-d plan to murder him, and on the Gath
of July, AS Snow was stepping IN the z oun1
one OF the negroes, who had cen speci u,
chosen for the purpose, hurled tremendous
lump Of guano at his head. crLs ing ia his
head and leaving him nearly lieless CoD.id
arsble comm tion folio ed upon this among
the whites and the negro who committed the
deed was immediately arrested md placed 10
he bark Wren, Of Baltimore, to he taken o
the United States for trial The arrest Great ed
the wildeet excite among the negroes " no
arose and took ossession OF the Island. The
whites employed who only number twelve
we're compelled to submit 10 the revolt through
fear OF the 300 hall ,avags negroes. Tne ne
groes threatened to sink the bark Warren and
the schooner Emma Iuttle unless their com.
rad. the murderer, was given up. Fifty Irish
hands we're expected shortly from Richmond,
fully armed, when the negroes would be put
down.
snow was not deal on the 25th Of July, but
was impossible for him to recover.
The negroes had refused all offers 10 return
to work They held possession Of the Island
and we're doing just as they pleased; nobody
dare to cay anything to them and they de-
clared they would neser yield till their CON-
rade wac given ur to them.
The schooner Emma Tuttle had arrived At
Petersburg, Va, from which We get these par
ticuIars
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New York Market.

By Telegraph. NV YORK. August 10.
= 90 - Is Suyer Slate; So 25l5 45 Extra State !;
IS l505 80 Srrer Western 25N Is Common 10
medium extra do. S. 40 as SO inferior TO good
sairping brands and Tytra Round Hoop Ohio
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Wlthout material change.
hYg tLors-Steaiy at % 5"M4 20.
WBwAr-Market heavy end heavy. 81 l6 Chi
csgo Spring; 81 l9 Racine 81 . ew Winter
stern q 32Gl 321z White Western.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLRY-Dull.
CoRN-Market shade firmer with fair demand
for export 62 6211c 1csound nike western 63c
choice mixed western :e5166 western yellow.
OATs.-Moderate request. 37@40 Western and
State.
PokK.-Market more active
WHIsKY.-Market At 2lA d2lXc.
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BuRLINGroS, N. j., Auguet 9.
George Aiken was shot and instantly killed
Yesterday at Red Lion, near Vaucetown, N j.
BY John H. Conover. 1t is alleged that Aiken
had rav!shed Conover's wife, and was forbid to
come 10 the house Conover, in the m ca q " hile
got out wsrrant and put il in the hands Of
constable. When Aiken heard Of it he threat
ened 10 kill him if he did no, withdraw the war
rant. and wentto Gonovers house yesterday,
when Conove er shot him in th neck killing him
instantly. Conover gave himself up to the au-
thorities last ev ening and was placed 10 Jail q
MI Hollev
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nOuNE PAINTING.

NJ. DUNN, (OF THE LATE FIRM OF DON.
|, nell h Dunn would inform the public that
has again resumed the business OF HOUSE
klNTlNG. in all its branches, in connection with
Der Hanging, Whitening and Wall Coloring
practicai experience warrants him assuring
) sia ton both in price and quality of work.
nop- 20 %, East Sd, bet'n Brady Perry su.
har6-d3m.
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bRNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA 0T2.,
Davenport, Iowa. DAvIs 1 SoNs, Prcpsistoss.
Omnibus to and from the cara. O0ee for
|ss leaving for LsClaiss. Psiasstoa, Lyoos, D.
! Naquoksta, aad AnA0esA. f
- ose Dslias ~ dag. aae11-ly
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Death Of q Clergyman .. u Railroad Con.
sOlidatlOn, DC.
Nxw YoRK. Aug 9.
The venerable Mr.. Neil. d d long a settled
II mister tf the Presbyterian Church. died
yesterday morning, aged 81. at hls residence il
Philadelphia DR.. Nei! uas ioi merly President
OF Dickinson College. Carlisle, Pa.
Steps have been taken to consolidate the
Harlem and Eousa,anic Railroads
Legal proceedings have been taken by TIE
Michigan Southern Railroad against the Corn
Exchange Bank to recover $l5} 000 the
amount Of the bonds held by the B aux as col.
lateral TO the loan ec-rtly paid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11

TIE Executive Committee of the
Douglas and Johnson Club are requested to
meet this evening at o'clock F. n at the
Club Rooms. Is. siness OF importance on hand
c. w AsMU.sEN Sec'y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11

We HAVE received a communication
from Mr Daniel King in reference to some thing
which We know nothing about. He will have
to call at our Office and explain thing little
AMI also make several important alterations
in the phraseology Of his letter
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Cincinnati Items.

CINcISNArI, Aug 10
The Republican Convention yesterday nomi
ma ed foil county ticket
Judge Oliver N. sp-n.er for the fret dis
trict and Hon. John A Gurley for the seconl },
are the nominees for Congress-
The Z,uAves drilled last night at Pixies
Opera House They leave to.day for st Louis.
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NUMBER 243.


NV oRK, Aug. 10.
The steam-hip Coatxtcoslccs has been pur-
chased fer abo"r s6o. 900 from parties in New
Orl. an. and viii be despatched 10 few days
for the Pacific to join the Moses Taylor and
Granada.
lite Illinois on her return from Europe viii
be overhauled and With the Star o. the Weet
viii perform the service on this eide and prob.
ably another vessel will he added to the above
named
lhe l-thmus Of Tehauntepec will be used for
the transit dc a. the deter ripation ia to
AXE the trip 10 is dave
no douot seem 10 exist that the late stories
as 70 mysterious murder a, Long Branch is Q
hoax
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THERE is no man in the Daguerrean
Ter satisfaction than those taken By Morse owe,
the State Bank. Ilis photographs and anbro-
types are very life ka.
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AGAIN AT HIS OLD POsT.-We

AGAIN AT HIS OLD POsT.-We no.
tice that Mr Francis Jacoby, Jr, has again ia
Euiiing owned by Mr. Powell Mr.. Jacoby is
an experienced apolheeary and as a practical
druggist has nc superior. His friends will be
glad TO zee him back
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11

MAYORS CoURT.-Ye-terday after
noon two young men whose names have Of late
become familiar in the Cri@insl Courts Of our
city we're brought before his Honor. Mayor
Caldwell, on . charge Of most shsmeful.y as
ssul.ing and mangling an old German man.
The facts Of the Gaze are these:
At about one o'clock yesterday morning .
party Of young roughs. among whom was
James Garland and Nelly Brown. the defend.
ants in the case, went into the saloon On the
drink. Here they found the German who. At
their solicitation treated the crowd and then
started to 60 home The boys called him back
ana insisted upon his treating sgain. which ne
declined doing. and went out upon the walk.
portion Of the party iollc wed him, and as he
walked off made the ssssult and had it not
been for Wa:chman Purcell would probably
have killed him. The testimony was not cuff
cienfiy strong to hold Brown but it was proved
that Gartland was one Of the assaulters, and
the Mayor accordingly fine him $50 and costs.
amounting in all to s57 90. Garland could
lot pay. and wet 10 Jail.
We ARE requested to publish the fol-
lowing notice. which is q correct copy of the
nov on file 10 the office OF the Clerk Of the
District Court Mr.. Lane Gays 10 his commu-
nication that no notice was served upon the
city:
To the Mayor and Alderman of the City of
j'arenbot Ioua and the MarshaU Of tie
City of Da,enpoyt
GsNrLEMES:-Yo are hereby notified and re-
quested TO levy, collect and place in the Treasury
OF the city of davenport, q tax ON the city vaua-
ton " said city for the year A. d., $50, sufficient
on the dollar to pay the amount of q ju ,gment
recovered against the said city Of Davenport: rem
dered in favor OF Tyler kinsel a. on the lAth day
OF February, A. d., 1860 IN the District Court Of
Scott county, Iowa, for the .um of nine thousand
seyea hunded and eighty five 80, ,7S50o) dollars,
interest and costs.
And that if you do nc imm ediately levy. collect
and place the same in the Tr asury Of said city.
the holder Of said judgement will apply to the
District Court Of scott county, Iowa, on the first
dl, Of the next term, to be held at the Court
House. on the lst Monday Of June, A. ~. $780, in
Davenport, for q rule on you 70 show cause why
writ of maniamus shall not issue to compel you
to levy said tax.
Tyler KINsELLA,
JAMES GRANT, his attorney.
COPY OF sHERiEF's RETUPN.
Served on said city Of Davenport, May 2, 1850,
by reading to the Mayor nd Al Herman IN Council
assembled and said Marshall, and by delivering TO
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WAsHINGTON. Aug. .
The rumor that Secretary Cass contenpistes
Z re-ignation seens to be without foundation,
as letter received at the Department. to-day
announces his good health and his intention 10
return about the fret Of Sep ember
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J. J. SEVERANCE

|ENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
GooDRIcH, would invite your attention 70 his
i reduction in prices Of dentistry, and would
te all persons needing his services to call and
nine work and prices, At his Rooms, next dovr
hepserd's Amb.otype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
BIT, nearly opposite the Post Office.
b. Teeth extracted all ioa.s Of the day
night, and all operations waraated. nov5 If
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JOAN zuMmEx N ANN.

- nIANOA ORGAN MANUFAC-
l turer, one door west Ct corner
10th and I.eClAire streets, Davenport,
Iowa. All instruments of my own make warranted
md kept m order without barge, five years.
n. B Repairing and tuning done At oil tines
knd in the best manner.
DAvxspoaT, April Is, 1860. [aplS-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11

CHARLES L. Cukris, The famous pedestrian
arrived in our city yesterday. and Is arranging
10 do up some ",ali walking" f.r our smuse-
m.nt He lie training at the FAIR Grounds -
Peoria Union.
Tn same individual was in Davenport sbou,
one year since, on which occasion he done
some tall Walking indeed, he walked Of
without paying any Of his printers. or hote'
biils
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Struck by Lightning.

QUINCY, ILL.,, aug. ..
During the severe thunder storm yesterday.
the lightning struck the fiaz staff on the Wig
and Republican office building IN this city
shi ering it TO atoms. and descending dis
,r,bu,ed itself through the buii'iing knocking
down ard sesere.y stunning five Of the work
men In the office n.ne OF thin we're serious
" injured The damage to the building va
very slight
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Douglay I onvention.

RsADlxo, Ps., August g.
The town is overAoving With guests from
al parts Of the State. The Dougiasites are 10
strong force aud will probably present - 90
ul,imstum The calling Of n-v eonvsn'ioo, 90
which there viii b aa exciting dsLats. No
fusion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11

ACCrDESr.-Thursday evening as Mr.
Peine and his lady were riding down Harrison
street. they met q load hsy. driven by 9
thick-headed Dutchman, coming up, and as the
road was not vide enough for Mr.. Pe.ne's car
riage to pass without the other wagon turning
out, he requested the driver to do go. but In
stead Of turning in the right direction the fel
low reined his team against that Of Mr.. Peine
Gro ding it of high embankmeut. throwing
out Mrs p. and nearly upse,ting the carriage
Mrs. P.ine is an invalii, and vas considerably )
injured by her fall.
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J A. RE'D. N D. 4.

MUSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
No. 2s, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav.
Srt, Iowa
RgrD can be consulted st his oGice Ut all
of the day and night. unless professionally
lsed. sept3s
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u. ". Pretty N AN.

{FoRMgRLY BURROWS h PRETrYAAH.
tyTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMiS
y sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. 1, hussow,s O. lock levss,
ap'l.trl DAVENPORT, Iowa.
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JOHN G.. BILLS,

JOHN q. BILLS,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
and Notary Public.
SSFucg -Davenport's Block, Davenport, lswa.
rsy2S
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J. w. >TE W. AKTs

TITO :NEY AND COU> SELOR Az LAW,
and Notary Pubic. Office No. 2o, Hickoll's .
Elk, (6rst Aoor). Entrance on Bradt street,
<ennort. Iowa. A~>1-dly
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Law Partner ship.
COOK 4 OR u H y,

Successors to Cook, Dillon q Lindley.
XIE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
Nv for the pr ctice OF the Law. to which We
all devote our personal attention.
March 1850. COOK DkUhI.
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democrat aud Aews.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST II. 1850,

HOUNDS 4 LAH0Dox, l55 Randolph street, Chi
cago, are authorised to receive ,ements for
this paper.
Z. d. -osIvBS. 90, Dearborn street, Chicago. il
authorized TO receive advertisements for this p.
per.
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kSTIN CoRBIN. GEO. 8. c. DOW. 8. 3. BROWN.
aOH B1N, NOW 4 BROWN,
TTORNEYS COUNSELORS LAW,
and Not,ries Public.
s. =. BRowN, United States Commissioner.
Dsrtcs-At Macklot 4 Corbin's Exchange Of
J, Davenport, Iowa. mAr3-tf
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NARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
- Patchin's old shop, alley opposite fng'n'
louse on Brady street. apS-dly
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JAMtS AwM M~rssONG.

IA TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
IA lie. OFFICE Nichols Block, up stairs. }
|avenuort. Iowa. mar22 diff
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ROer Susru A

Fosr SHsrH Augret g.
Rector. fer Governor, has $50 msi,rity in
Washington eouaty. one pr. cipct TO hear from.
Carol. county gives Johnson 100 m-iority.-
1sstogs oajesity In Madison soanty y 800
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RUNAwAY.-Last evening as Mr.. Pc
ter Davis was driving up Perry street, in the
Pennsylvania House baggage wagon, his horee
took fright and started IF on q run. throwing
him out and dragging him By the reins for o
considerable distance. Mr.. Davis is eomswhsi
bruised but has no bones broken. Peter dis
played admirable pluck in holt ing on to the
horse
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TO-DA VS. ADV'TS.
y q RE + .

THE REFORMED DUTt ii CHURCH COR
her 4 B.l1y aud llth streets will be open
tins afternoon at ?, this evening At u o'clock,
Tor the purpose o atiordIng an apppr.unity 10
those desIfou' renting pews, to apply to the
Trustees, Who wlil be IN ATTENDANCE fo- that pur-
Divine service on every Sabbath, at la& AZ,
a.i = m sugtl-lt.
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cON0DON VA. .1ALL.
cove DON Z HALL,
|TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
and Notaries Public. Once, Northwest
er Of Brady and s'econd streets, up-stairs-
auce on Bra,ty street. july 36-dtf
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Tyler krNsELLA,

COPY KETUFN.
Served on said city of Davenport, May 2, 1880,
by reading to the Mayor mi Alderman IN Council
assembled and said Marshall, and by delivering TO
said city copy Of this notice, whilst in session,
10 the Clerk. JAMES TnoRINGroN,
Sheriff.
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]. w. a.UGsE Al,

! TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
and Commissioner. Ofhce-No. Daven-
IT'S Block. Entrance on Main street.
Iulyli dSwly
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The Cincinnatti Embezziement Case.

ToaosTo, Aug. ..
The case Of Montague, the Ci cinnati em
bezzler, is postponed till tomorrow. to allow
time Tor the arrival ct witnesses # m C'ncin-
natl. 1t is thou ht tie charge OF forgery can
be sustained against him. ic which case he vill
be delivered to the U. ). authorities other
wise he will be cischarged.
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GEORGE T.. HUBNEo.L.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOT Arr PUP
~ Lie. OFFICE. No. |, ,(up stairs lovsr smith .
Var .ty Store, corner Of Brsdy and SECOND streets
apl6 dly
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J.stiN y ClS ~ FssRls,
|TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
ami Notary Public.
Block, upstairs. jan2O
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THE CI Y.

MELON ate very plentiful in town just
DOW. They aue selling at from eight to ten
cents each
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A. p Il ID. KELLY,

HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AMI
shipper, OF Live stock, 81 nrsdy Street.
an lU-jfw
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" n sGA1s ~,

n TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
\ and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Day
Sport, iowa. marc u
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SrNKsR 8. Q. NEW ELL,
BUNKER Il NEWELL,
ARPENTERS AND STAIR BUILDERS
Shop on LIE Claire Street, between Third
Fourth. Davenport, IoSa.
vFEREScE-W. l.. Carroll, Architect.
Sb 23-d3m*
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New Day GOops UOusE.-Messrs.
k-hoe d Carhart have rented and are fitting
up in good style the store next door East Of
Smiths Variety Store, where on or about tn.
first Of Septsmb they will open an extensive
stock of staple and fancy dry goods. We vel.
come them to our city and bespeak for them a
full share Of patronage.
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NEw IeRs. Aug 10
Ihe cricket match I day OF the SEVEN Of the
seven OF the 81 George. aud ten Canad ans
with MIR. Vernon. OF Philaielyhia. 1as won
by the -. George with five wick cts TO 20 wn
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The Result IN Kentucky.

LouI-yuLE Aug. 10.
>ixfy-i2ur countles, mostly complete, give
Goomhs mainr'i ef rs go.
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INK PLUNER,

NY pfrNxR GEO. u. VAN HO9BN.
rs,O dGR Il VAN 0ass.EN.
TTORNEYS AND COCNSELORS AT LAW
\ and Notariss Public. Also, agents for the
krter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford
(n., Capital, $500, 900 City Fire Insurance Co..
y IIayen, Conn, Capital $50o,Ol0
J |,6ce in LeCia,re Block, Davenport. sept
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Political News.

BATAVIA, y. \. Aug To-
u. smith. OF Percy, was Yesterday elect.
ed delegate to the state Republican Cor. enton
Ter Wyomii z county
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BURTuS BsOUSe,
ORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
Davennort. Iowa. mch22dtl
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MILL. WOOD.

Nov IS THE TINE TO Law IN WOOn
~ for winter use. We have dry kindling wood
u - % per cord ard green wood st 81 81 Pei
cord,
Qaiek Or yoa viii b too letel
jy1l.d1 1RRNC8 DAVIS
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CRAs r Y,rSAn JouH Y. ROGERS.
81 NA N 4 NOG EWS.
A TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORSA AT LAW.
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. ", Main st.,
Second Floor juu7df
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H. oLlvER
iORkY. n.
SMOREY 4 OLIVER,

. OG PUMP MAKERS.-SHOPO ON THE AL
q lev, between From, and Second, and Brady
. NJ .in streets, Dav nport, Iowa.
DAvgSPoKr, March 3n-d3mwt.
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J. O. PARKKKnD GEO. ". ACAKS, u. d.
n0ClOK. RARKtR 4 MeCANN.

AND SUKVEUNS. UFFICE,
Il No. Franklin block, second 6vor Is ady ST.,
between Sc .ond AMI Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. PARKsa's residence, corner 9th and Lc Claire
btreets. Dr. Cso. w. McCARSs residence, east
pide Of Rrady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
myl7 DIFF
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THURSDAY evening the Republicans
had pow-~ow and zig drunk at L1hrmsns E
ealoon. Lager beer and "sod corn flowed
prcfusely, and most Of the company succeeded
IN getting most glorously tight Gu Itch vas
Z ere, nine sheets in the wind and the other
Au,t-rirg terribly Mayor 'CAldw ell was there
and he offered q toast. He gave:-"7he mem
ory Of JOHN BROWNE" and asked that it
might be drank standing and in eiience.
Apretty subject for public official 10 THE
same Mayor Caldwell. We propose remind
| ing him Of that toast from time 10 time. 1t
shall be kept fresh in your memory. jim.
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CARDS..
aGNAr.UA LAN1re.
CAMERON . wsDD"sNGsO

TTOUSE PAINTERS AND LAZIERS
III No ., East Third street, Davenport, Iowa,
Plain ami Decorative Paper Hangers, Grainers,
Marblcrs and Sign Writers.
Messrs.C 4 W. having hal upwards Of twenty
years' experience in the business, guarantee sat
isiaciion to all parties entrusting work to them.
~ PApe' Hanging in every styis, from com
mon brown paper to the most elabolste decora
tions.
n. b. Whitening and Wall Coloring. je2s dsm
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We are At last enabled to congratulate our cit
liens upon being well rid Of that nctorious
character, "One-armed Charley" Charley has
lett, and We guess there is not soul in these
parts who either knows or cares what region
is to be cursed herea fter BY his odious pres
suce. His determination Of leaving Daven-
port was very suddenly taken, and vas brought
about By strong suspicon that it be was not
minus before Marshal Mcneil returned from
Missouri-whither he had gone to convey the
escaped horse thief, Lewis Bates-he might
not be able to leave 90 conveniently. 1t sp-
pears that Bates made some very important
disclosures while under arrest, and among the
names Of his "palls' that Of "Ooe-armed
Charley" figured orspicuously. Charley had
proved traitor TO Bates. and Bates. thinking
one good turn deserved another, "bloved"
upon Charley. Before leaving. Charley inform
ed his intimate friends that he vas going down
10 Memphis to catch McComb, the murderer Of
Lawrence and his wife If he don't look SHARP,
the Tennessee folss will catch him and length
| en- bis neck by several inches.
In this connection we wish to sav that there
are several of the same stripe =. Charley .. II
remsioiog in our city. number Of them
have received hi 10 that their room IL Tar pre-.
cradle 70 their company. and il they do not
m.ks themselves scarce, and that too verv
soos. they vill have the sstislassioa Of viewing
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