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The R.v. C,ssI~s q. Amr-. pastor Of m,
Fee c'ngsegs'ionsi s .ei~'y u Bloc ming
t", l'I'noi.. pr~schea discourse in Bloom,
'ne'o". 2" Sunday. 5ih ins'., ON .Nyrsherr
Respon. ibiIiy Es slavery" N
y" sesponse - . ssqn q Iron : aumbe.
III his psr'shosess ios copy o. hi~ sssmos
tor psb'icssion. . copy VS. furnished end
published in The Dlooming'os P.ssssrsph
Il good Republican paper, IRON xhich ~
take The foiIvx ing sx,sscs.
Gentlemen, ultimate sad entire Abolition,
% ws may . welt give up 'he grssd expert.
meat q Republic. The principle of tree,
seif governing Democracy is . fsilsss on
This con'inent.if i has not vitality end force
enough % s'fsnsIs 10 nssussI ensmy-,hr
serpent. sIsvesy. Ilow is Il that this powes
u darkness hss 80 blinded our eyes that W
~e csnno' zee plenty . the sun In hesvsr,
the utter contradiction and issecoariisb:r
snss eonism Of shese principles. Sc wLs,
. ride backward We are taxing in political
P"s'SP"ys - ~ Wee Xoveumeut W.
mean Unly the freedom Of ruling race
The liberty u powerful m.jwisv 10 dcsni-
aeev over dissrned and pywesI~rs minority
-whst DO We more than oihrrri What h
'hir. but the very essence of tyranny -
tyranny the mose cdous sud esim,nsI, be.
cause exercised By milions of people boast
ing u freedom. int iIises~e, and self-govesn
mens. We are falling back into the usct a
A"s'sis and The 'os,ing despcsisms o. th~
0 ID World. We have ssid, "A n.erics u to
De the teacher os ns,ions" And what lee
son u Amesics sent 10 teschl Impartial
Liberty msintsined b. lnspsrisi LIZ. That
10 the 'esson. That 10 The principle u which
'his 'resh weHesn Consinens hss been con-
secrs'ed shsnngh bsp.ism oi bIsod. Amer
'cs is failure, " Il shsit spsssssiss iron
nat principle. aud only 20 se.siirm the old|
lie VI sbsoiu,isr. that snsokind need mas
lers.
The sermon from which The shove u snl
'x"sr'. wss psesched ~ R-publics0. 81
rory soIicised ios publication bv : R-pubIi.
csn Committee, and published 10 : R.publi.
csn j'UrnaI without one dissrn'ng remark |
l. further comm~Ws necsssssy!
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~ s.ood." ss'd Mr. DsusIss q ROCKY
Point The other day, Il stool on The plss.
form q ron-in'e'ven'ion. suppossed by w~b.
s'ss md CIsy. !" 1850; ro"d With T,ll.
more On u 10 1851 snd ls.2; sssssissd
piercss sdminissrs'iss apon is dssIny H.
our yesss; ! h~l2rd elect Dschsssa end
Brer kins dye ON II in 1856: AID % U ~
G.p. IurssD :. srAsD BYi n. 10 nArrsR
wn % ERTs ~"
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"Huppose." ssid ~. DousIss o shs evsss
Rhod~ I.lsad clam bske 'ke oshes dsy. 'ssp.
ecse ~. Bschsnsa and NJ Bss~kissidss u
1855 hsd sold The peopie % The U~i'ed Esssss
shss their dsss'ies wss. shss u The peopls
wsased sIsvssy shey might hsvs Il. bot Il
they did tos wsat u shss shosId - forced
= hsvs 4; hew nanS vesss weuiI shey Asvs
|~r0G0 w sWA tN%Mt uM NN~ gArs
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SrAuNTon. Va 0ept. ].
aeasscs Douslss sesched here so.dsy fsom
Riehmord. which place 10 Iei. this morning
Fsom shess here hs hsd : pessecs ovs'ios NV
The whcIs country wss N ecnmosicn. ssd
sos milss On eseh side Of the vosd n" people
poured 70 The stopping pI,ces 70 re md
welcome The diss.ne euished visitor. Here hs
wAs received ~ the military. music. end
rvowts ~ people! 4 hundred guns were
fired 10 honos Of HE arrival. From seven 10
len shosssrd pesaons ere sow in attendance
10 h"ss bic speech. The enlhusissm u in.
msnoe.
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Black Republican Catechisn.

What State Office: was II which came in,
o1ice pledged 10 economy and faithful I'd
sministsation Of government, and went out q
Office unable 10 account 10 the people 0
Indiana for sso.9G3.Cl!
Am.-w. X. Nofsinges. II publican Treas
urer Of State.
Who wss Il that run ~ candid,se ~
Auditor, and whose rlectioneesing hobh,
was "hores'y md vsform;'' aud 20 mansge'
the Attire Of HE offi e a. " leave me peo
pie 10 bear 4 lose ~ over SiC0O0O!
Ans.-IIirsm Z. Talbot. Republican Az
ditor cf State. r
Who was II who cIainsd 10 he the csnd.
dsse Of the "honess party Of The country. ?
and in his Official capacity decided 10 him.
self li4.0Oo aesecs Of lsad belonging TO the
State, for which he paid the State no con.
siderslionl
Aas.-Erssmus .. Collins. RepsbIicso
Secretary Of State.
cHAPrER t:s-roLiricAL HONESTY.
What party wss q, while ~ the msjosisy
Of legislative department Of The govern.
Of Indiana, which refused 70 make provisions
for the animal ins'slment Of our 8 s'e d-b,.
snd left " 20 wea, the brand " either re-.
pudiaiion cr bank-uptryi
Ans.-Biack Republican members OF the
State Senate.
What party wss II. who had the powes H.
their own hsnds. and refused 10 make any
appropriation. for The Asy loms for The blind
Deaf and DUMB, aud The Insane " lnd-
ana!
Ans.-Black Republican members Of The
State Seastc.
CRATER RiIi.--raLfTIcAL IEcos sTs1EscY.
What party in the present political can
vass il Il which prnfesses 10 be the fsie nds
q the people snd deny The people The riyhI
to make their own Laval
Ans-The supporters 0: Lincoln and
uamlin.
What other party agrees with The Aboli.
tionis's on shis principle Of congressional
Despo,isml
Ans.-The supporters of Dreckinri &c sod
Line.
What party have the impuJesce 10 claim
Tor the negro On squali'y with white men.
claim Congressional pro,er,ios Tor The NJ
GRO and deny direct voice in government
10 the white mani
Ans The Aboli'ionisse Who suppor, LIN,
coin snd Him'in. and the S.cessio.is's ~lol
s:e their co.lsbosers aud support DreckIn
ridge end Lsue.
eHAPrER Iv-PRiyciPLrs FOR THe "SrDLrcI
IyE''
What psrty Processes 10 Be in favor OIL
homes,esds 10 actual ,emlrrs and run csndi
dates ~ r resident and Vice President wh.
have always showed ,hem.sIvrs opposed III
"homes for the poor" and "Isud ios The
landless!'s
Ans.-The Back Republicans.
Whist party 10 ". Win, psoses.ine sses,
respeet Tor the constitution Of me country.
s'snder 'hst instrument BY giving Il : ses.|
uonsl End despoiic inierprsssuvnl
Ana-Ths 4 Aboli,iyniss4 Who me, !, C,i
esgo end nominated lincoln sud iInm'in
snd claim that The cvns,isssion Of The United
states mskss c,rgsess The sardisa Instead
e' The instrument of The people.
CRATER ' -YERsovAL.
what candidate for the Presidency We Il
~no took The Dlexicss side o. The wss oil
80 nd vhIlss bic sss nsIghboss were
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NAroLsoss Henry Co.. o, July :. 1858.
On. G. w. RosAcE.-DEAR SiR.-Fs
he bene6' Of su6srinR humanity. permi, us
- announce. through The colu,ans sf your
Circular. The surprising propenes of your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and blood Pits,
which i sure cure for indigestion snd Lv.
es Compsint. We have several pessons Ia
town. who hsve been sufering with Liver
Complaint end Iodieesiion. and notwith-
s'sn ing thss ~ hsve . good physicisns %
- can be found in Northern O.io. yet tho
disesse ban q their skiIl. Consequently
we were in : state Of despondeaey. until %
commenced usiog your PdIs. through snd bv
he advice q ous friend. Mr.. Bremen. We
ssed The medicine according 70 directions.
and ere nov full Of life and hilsri,y. snd our
gratitude q equsl so cur improvement ia
hesl.h end sririss. When we tske into con.
liberation what We have been. and what w
are o present. we feel like chs'eing our
selves Of The Elm Of ingsatitude. II We did net
'ry 70 announce 10 The public the great bese. \
6,s Of your Medicine. Therefore. We re.
commend to the public q large, the expedi-
ency of having recourse 10 your Medicine.
snd consequently, . 10 duty bound. die.
charge what we feel 10 be our duty, in ad.
vising persons who ere svfesing q we have
'ufftred. 70 make use q the only true and
'urs cure for the disessss already mentioned
Mas Gwin. ii
Mas. DRRvHAH.
Mfss HEAr,H.
G q SPELnAS.
~ See advertisement.
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We undsssts1d Il 10 the intention Of The
RepubIiesr leaders 70 bring Carl Schurs 10
shis city 10 mske speech To show or
citizens whst manner Of man u . proposed
10 bring here 10 sdvoca'e Black Repub iicsn.
len. we msks the following ex'rsc,s from
speech v.cessIy delivered q ST. Louis BY
lhis NJ. Schurs. IN. A. Ledger.
.Behold John Brown. with twsniy thee
mss, ssisine row q Hwrev's Ferry; The
whols s nth frantic with terror; the whoIs
State Of visginia IN svms, isoops mssching
and eounies msschirg. - II the battle Of
AossesIiss wss % b fought over sgain; in.
nocent cows we're shot q q il blood,hissiy
invsders. and even he pessefoi cong Of the
whiopovwills missshen Tor the bsi,ls csv Of
rebellion; fincesssns laughter j. md shcss
urs The men who will expose ih<mseivcs "a
'he ehsness Of : YER with % snsi-slsvev
pscpIe.'' &C., =. TN
What slss did ~ ssyi We again quote !.
from HE spsechs HI
= Her me. slsvs hclicrs 81 America!
} ; Imagine fususs gpnesaiion attend.
nR ss0n~d tumb bsloues ~ she besvsN o. w.
sUd sesding sh@ Inscription: sHpss Hes .
Psllsns man who lived ssA died tire - shs
human sisvesy." What wilish
vssdics ~ His very psoeeny will discwa
lin end exclsim, "fIe mo hsve been
,lskev kasve o. focl:'' There y nos 0wed
700 who. II 10 could rise from Tho dsed :
Fes,usy heaos. wouId nos ejs6iy exshenss
- ebiiaph iov lhss u 10 m6snesl u shose
~ wess hsss y cAsslsslswsi
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h'ssdiny in dsf~sse os shs honor end A.s q
'he country vsted that the wss zee, vecos
s'"u'irns', unneess.ssv end msjussls NJ
Ans.-Abrahsm Lineo:a, Of Illinois.
Who wss II shsl INTRODUCED sesoDusio,
into : S's'e G invention 10 eus ,he throat n
the National whie party. 70 pledge biz ne~
party . 81 The vi,sl principle Of Abolition.
Ism. TO rerudiste the rights Of she people n
the Tsrri'"'ies, end n"w elaine l. Be % ID
misr Of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster!
Ans Abraham Lincoln. ~ Illinois.
Who yes y shst entesed into : roliticsl
compse' with Abcli'io.is,s 70 secure : oIsce
n the U"i'eo Sss'es Senate. snd wss sepu.
'ia'ed BY 'hs very irsisoss Who confedessud d
*''h him . not 10 be trusted b. even then.
selvesf
A"s- Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois.
Who IL j that 10 % unpopular wish his
'eiehboss ihst he cannot ees the pspty
strength o. his own county for sny cfziee of
lonor whsievest
Ans --Ahrshsm Lincoln, r. Illisois. sf
Who. in 1860. wilI be skunked . ! esud;.
late 'or the Presidency. end sepudissed b.
=. peop,s = =" ssoIitioniss snd disunion.
A".-Ah'shsm Lincola. Of Illinois -
,rookviiIe Drmncrs'.
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NJ A youss lsdy VI .x'ssosdinsvy iasei.
lscsusl r.psri,irs. v-s ssssy sdh,sssed ~ sos.
lo~ ing l~s'es 10 her c0i-i": 'D.se Ewss...
The we'eh.s y sis rcl". end I sp.se char
Won = az ~cidss. W. y I'll we'll. sNd mus.
'h~r's scs sbe HnpciN K..G end riser Saesr
hss go' bsby. snd ! hosp sheSe :. H.es ~id
6Wd you in The ssms condishvn. Rite suus
Your ophsc- huusse KusseN.r r' w NM
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II Ar THIaTY.
Five husdFed dolIsss have ssved-
A rsthss moderate store
No matter; I shsIl b content
When I've Iisils more.
ar YoRrY.
Well. ] ean eo1nt Ten thoussnd now
Thsfs better shsn bs'ore;
And msy veil be satisfied
When I've little more.
AT yrSrv.
Some fifsy ihoussnd-pss,ty we'll
Bat ! have essned Il sors.
However. ] shaii not complain
When l'vss little more.
Doe hundred shoussnd- -siek and old.
All! lie 10 hsls bore!
Yet esn BE- eosseas 10 live
When I've little more.
AT ssveHrY.
ie dies--snd 70 ME greedy heirs
lie leaves . eoontles store;
He wealth hss purchased hin tomb
And very liliIs more.
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PvBLrsmEo EVERY wEDnEaDAY, ar JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY. IspiAsA. BY
G 1 E n E Mt DO NE.
OFFICE CoRxER or MAcposAIn AND
WEsr STREETS.
TERMS-STRlCTLY IN ADVANCE:
Single Subscription. for fhy Nos. 81 50
For six months, I 90


RATES OF ADvERTIsIEo.
Fossquass of 10 lines or lees. | week, ~ on.
Each subsequent insertion, as cis.
Longer advertisements, u ssme rate. A
fraction cver even square or Squares, counted
% square. These are the terms f'r tran.
sient advertisements; . 4 reasonable deduc.
lion will Be made 20 regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment of administrators
snd legal notices Of hike character to be
paid for In advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
For Township Offices. each. ei.oo
For Cnun,y = 200
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~ do you like The game of dvawehss.
Msdsm5" M, dOs's iiks ssy esme where
] csst tske man wishOUs having nsse o
juWp over hia." wss shs ssply. a.a
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r~sS mnv. DO yos I've ne snyr'
"Ot, dos = T."
sWhst fssw
"Becauss you slwsys bring ne eewAy
whss 700 come - 80 oissy Jsns. Give
- ss,me 0oss" N3YA rMa
.Aud what does Sissv Jane 1--we ne fosi''
sOh. cause yos ssks hes 70 c~Neesss. snd
rive her % many nire things. Sc ssys. %
|ong ~ ycw vou sve foeI eWumes % hiring hes
lhswls aad bONNsse. che Weat ssek vcu, 10
how. Nsws o. ~ eome moss essdy.s
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nrAs = chsIs'tn.rG. while 10 mIaissss
wss mshsne he cevsiGcsse. 30 hapreasd %
esys sEes - -. shls y she 3osk /" Hnrsl
ssTko skIstlelk.w exelsloed eho iojlgneot
|noshss, s'lnieoi n loonlR ~ alevsslAiv
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Mail Arrangements. A

Times o opening and closing mailsin the Davsn.
port Post Office:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at "a and 5Pn; closes
NJ $50 Mand 5Pk.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at P \; closes $50 An.
soUTHLRA MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives At Jpn; closes 3:30.A ~.
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives at
6PM closes at SPM
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 9 A n closes at px.
DrBrorE WAY MAIL, arrives At 8 Pm TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays closes at s y Sum
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP RIVER MAIL TO Lyons, arrives at 8 P u; closes
at rN, daily, exbept Sundays.
Bile GRASS MAIL, arrives at 2 y, closes At ~ \
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAITY MAIL, arrives and closes at I2 y Tuesday
and Fridays.
AEAAosA NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, on
Thursdays
The office will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 An
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ALBION MILLS.

HAVING LEASED TIE ALBION MILLS, |
i i shall put them in immediate operation
am now prepared to pay the highest price for
Wheat.
The public can depend upon our keeping con-
slant supply Of the best Flour, Bolted Corn Meal
Bran and Shorts, Graham Flour, &C., always on
hand.
As We intend tn pay particular attention to the
retail trade of the ill., families and bakers will
and it to their advantage to give NJ their pat
ronage.
We shall keep team to deliver free Of charge.
ELISHA @. BURROWS.
uASlo@11n
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may7-l4w

TkU STEE'S SALE.-Whersas, en- the 7th day
i II January, A. b. 1857, Emile Lerchen and
Charles Lerchen, her husband, executed sn,s
James A. Buchanan, rs Trustee, certain Deed Of
Trust, conveying to aid Trustee the land il Scott
county, Iowa. described as follows, 10 wit The
west half of Lot No. one II !, In Block No. eight
J, in the city Of Davenport, together with the
dwelling house and buildings thereon situate /;
which said conveyance was made by the said
Emile and Charles Lerch en- for the pu pose Of Sc
curing the payment Of certain promissory note,
and the in crest thereon, signed by said Emile
Lerchen and Charles Lerchen, dated the 7th day
Of January, 1851, for six hundred dollars, due JAu
uary 4th, 1885, with ten per cent. interest, IL not
paid a maturity and vherca said Buchanan re-
fused 70 act as such Trustee, the County Judge
| Of Scott county, has appointed Hugo Schmidt 70
act in his place and stead, as provided by said
Deed Of Trust.
And now, said promissory note having become
due and payable and the said Emile Leschen
and Charles Lerchen having failed to pay the
same, |, Hugo Schmidt, Trustee as aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice that, BY virtue Of
the power which in me vested BY said Deed of
Trust, will, on Thursday, the 3 et day Of May,
A. d. 1850, At the hour Of two o'clock in the after
! noon Of saidday, at the Court House door, in the
City Of Davenport, expose and odsr for sale, at
public auction, for cash, the parcel Of land above
described, or 80 much thereof ss shall be necss .
sary TO satisfy and pay the amount Of said note,
with the interest th to the day Of SALE ogesh.
Or with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, costs II this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 7th day Of May. A. n. 1880.
HUGO SCHMIDT,
may. dts Trustee.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
I the building Of Brick School House in sub
district No. 4. Of Buffalo township district, Scott
county, Iowa, Of the lowest and best bidder, until
the 18th day Of May, 1t l o'clock. p. ~, at the
ONCE Of G. w. Haker.
Proposals can b received through the Post Of
fee BY properly enclosing the sems in an en-
evlope, and directing the same 70 the sub.
director Of sub-distlict No. 4, Buffalo township
district, Scott county, Iowa. Hans Of ground
Aoor and specific can BE- st the One. ~
". W. Baker.
Payments To be made rs folloss:
One hundred dollars to he paid on closing con-
tract on hundred dollars ~ soon ~ lower josts
sre on one unjred dollars as soon ss to..s a.
enclosed two hundred dollars ~ % house 10
| complc ed; two hundred dollars on the IL day
Of January, A. ID. 1861, and the balance IN two
annual pay ments, with interest.
The con rac.ar will be required 70 give arpls
snd satisfactory security f-r the faithful perform
, ance Of said contract.
| Nav lst, A. ID. 1860.
,n.ya.tdl CIV. BAKER, SuS-dirsctor.
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One Gallon Of keroscne OIL
N office.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHAS.
/ ed of James F. Farrand the Stock of Mer.
chandise, formerly belonging to Burrows Pretty.
man, will carry on the Mercantile Bu,iness at the
old stand of p. + B., on Front street.
We shall be In receipt in . few days Of sea.
sonable supply Of new Goods purchased in the
eastern markets this Spring, At very low prices
and invite all the old friends of the late firm te
give us call, as We intend to sell at the lowest
rates to suit the times.
ELISHA G.. BURROWS.
mar16-d2m
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DAVENPORT IOWA. MONDAY MORNING. MAY T. 1850

SUPPOSED SrICIDE.-The BODY Of a
German. Of middle sge. was found on Saturday
in the creek at Valley City. From appearances
it vas thought the body had been in the wa.
ter several days. Nothing further is known Of
the matter, but it 10 supposed from the fact
that the creek is shsllov that the unfortunate
man came to hi. death By suicide. Coroner
Baker was notified Of the fact on Saturday
evening
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UNION DISPATCH COMPANY.

Incorporated BY the State Of Illinois,
MARCH 2lsr, 1859.
Tor nas.1oo Years.
Auth orized Capital...... 81 ,OOO. 600.
DIRECTORS
LOUIS X. KELLY. WIN. Is. JARVIS,
+. l.. PARKER Us. MECHLING,
DAVID PATTON.
WV. B. JARVIS, Sec'y. Louis b. kRLLY, Pres,
O6ice-GO Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.
Agencies in the principal Toms and Cisies
TlHE NUMEROUS STOCKHOLDERS OF
L this Company are among the most responsible
Producers. Millers and Shippers Of the North :
western States, who have united for security and
protection in the markets, thus rendering this the
IN ost reliable source through which TO ship and
sell all kinds Of grain, produce, live stock and
manufactures, in Chicago and eastern cities
Rates of freight On produce-lowest that can be
secured. All shipments should be addressed
"UN1oS DrsPArCH CoMPANY," Chicago.
This Company will also gil orders for I'll kinds
Of good' or property you desire, for Lumber,
Shingles, Iron, Nails, Pumps, Agricultural Tools
Machinery, salt, Csals, Oils, or anything you wish
to purchase, 1t the lowest price il Chicago, o,
eastern markets. For Shipping Receipts call on
I'D. MORRISON, Agent,
Office, Room No. 8, Shermans Block,
Davenport, Iowa.
Or HENRY DART / SON, Agents,
Aprl5 d3m Rock Island, Illinois
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i. ]. SEVERANCE.

nENTlST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices, at his Rooms, next door
20 Shepherds Amb-otype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
Y. b. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5-tf
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~
New York Market.

By Telegraph. New YoeK, May 5.
FLoUR.-Market dull, and Sc lower $545@5 20
Super State; So 55@5 90 Extra State Sb IS
30 Super Western 55G6 80 Common 10
medium extra do, SIS 2516 Is inferior to good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales $500 bu.
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Market active and Srm.-
S. 60tl7 20.
RYE FLouR-Steady at So 5094 l5.
WHEAr-Market dull and in favor Of buyers
Sales 1000 bushels. 81 90 for Mill Club 81 co;
white Indiana Sl3l Racine. 81 5sGl 60 white
Western.
RYE-Frm SEC.
BARLEY-Dull and heavy. Sales $4,000 bush.
State.
CoRN-Market dull and dropping. Sales p, 900
bushels. 77tg5sc for mixed western sl@82c for
yellow and Jersey.
OATs.-Market dull, heavy. 4l@42c Western
and State.
PORK-Market dull and heavy without sales.-
SIT 3j4E 40 old mess SIT - new mess Sl2 81
old paine and Sl4 IS new prime.
BEEF.-Dull.
Cur MEATs-Dul and heavy. Sales 80 pack
ages.
CHEgsE-Steady l0IlOkc.
LARD-Fi-,n. Sales $50 bbls.
TALLow.- Quiet at l0]ac.
BUrrER.-ln tair request at ll1l3c choice IL
@20a State.
WHIsKY.-UHchanged Sales 300 barrels at
81 &c.
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Honor to Ohio DELEGATES

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May T.
A national salute was fred at I. r. NJ, in
honor Of the Ohio delegation, and in sp-
proval Of their course in the Charleston Con-
vention.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-07
The Methodist General Conference.

FOURTH DAY.
BUFFALO, May 4.
At the session Of the Conference this morn
ing, Bishop Ames presided
The delegation from the Methodist Episco-
pal Church OF Canada presented their creden-
tials, were received members Of this Con
ference. and delivered an address, as did Rev
Robinson Scott, delegate from the Irish Meth
othst Episcopal Church.
The rules were suspended for Bishop Jaoes
to read the Bishops. Address 10 the Conference,
which was document Of some length and OF
marked ability.
The order Of the day was resumed, which
was the presentation OF petitions. memorable
and appeals from the various Conferences. The
remainder of tee session was consumed in this
manner As in previous sessions. the ma jority
OF these petitions were on tho subject Of slave
ry, and almost without exception in favor Of .
change Of the Church di.ipline on the sub
iect.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-07

THE DAVENPORT DWELLINGS, STORE
j Rooms and O6ices should be whitensd or
whitswsshed in the best possible manner. The
Plastering should BE- neatly repaired every
House should have . good Cistern and brick job
ing should be promptly attended to. All persons
havLg such work 70 do should leave their osdsrs
with the undersigned, No. Is Third street bstwssa
Brady and Perry.
THOS WILSON,
mch29- -dt0 Pfasterer and Cistern Builder
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wa GALL

4. D. coSGDoN. WA. EALL.
cone Don Z HALL,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
"A and Notaries Pubic. Office, North-wes
corner Of Brady and Second streets, upstairs
entrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf