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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

kEUh
lIAVE just received 1t their Fashionable Tailor
/ l ing and Turnishing Establishment choice
and extensive supply Of BSsAAcIsshs, Gas.
simcrcs. vGsilnGs. and G0nsss rmr.
nlshIng GOodS, 81 all descriptions, =,
and guarantee that their work shall be done In the
most approved and satisfactory manner. They are
constantly resolving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashions andrespectfully soliot oil who desire
good work and the best material TO give them CALL
Nov.5, 'a9-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
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1eokuk, 1t. Pleasant and Mus.
catine, ana Iowa 1outheYn

EyR0M AND AFTER THURSDAY, JAN. kth,
l. and until further notice, only one train viii
Be run essh way, - foIlews:
Win leave Ksokuk At 7s8O o'clock a. m and arrive
1T Fort Madison at .. m.
viii leave Fort Madison at e:8Op. m, and arrive
Ut Keokuk 1t 400 p. m.
The T:3e O'Clock .. NJ train from eokuk connects
A Fort Madison with hrst Glass Poet Coaches of the
W sstern Stage Co., making suro ccnnestsons q
Burlington With evening trains East and west.
A-Fare by this roate a. LOW AS THR LOW
1ST and passengers subjected TO ~ few changes -
by my ether route.
THROUGH TICKETS over this IiAs oan be prc-
cured - an the principal plAees Kast, West and
North, Of J. K TEWKSBUkY, Ticket Agent, op-
poxte the Billing House, Main-st., Ksokuk.
b. W. DAVIS, Ssp't.
Jan. 4, '6odkw
I ke~kuk .Fs Des N oYUar xm1n.a..r.
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EIT q r III Z l. \ s1y&N
MRS. M. TALON
- ESPECTFuLLY soicits the ATTENTION OF the
IN Ladies' TO her NEW STOCK Of
Eau and Winter Goods.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
itiss, to suit AL tastes, have been selected.
Ladies' Kid and Cashmere Gauntlets, Kid
Gloves, al oolors;
Enbroidsriss, Mourning Collars and Sets;
Cofscts and Skirt Supporters;
Ladies' Super -Merino Finish Vests;
OLOAK6 AND SHAWLS;
Men neIs. Ribbons,
FRENCH ;. AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
HO0r sKIRTs, sRPHYR OPERA HOODS,
And every thing usually comprised in this DEPART
nsnt viii b found in her store, at Wholesale and
retail. NO. ~ NAIN-HT.
Sept. 10, '6ed
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GARDEN PRoDUCTS.-I In SATURDAY.
mornings issue We gave short history OF th'
| potato and this morning We propose to give {
few facts complied from good authority. as re
CARDS some of our common garden products
The love-apple as originally called. but Low
commonly known AS tomato. is Of the came
trite az the potato. Both are solanums. oI
night-shsdes. and both originally came from
South America. 1t has only been few years
since they have came into general family use
and we think through the Summer, there could
be few houses entered where they could not
be found They are considered very healthy
and east y diges,ed
Ar,ichokes are q native Of Brazil-tbey
we're first introduced into London in GIT from
Canada, but their original home was as above
stated. They were first known in Venice in
l473. They are superb vegetable. and al
| ,he present late day. have net come into gene
| raj use, but are raised by some of our best
gardeners, and are, we must cay, good rel
sh, and no article that more attention ought
TO be devoted to.
Salsifv, "a called with u.s. and known through
different countries under the name Of goats
beard, buck s-teari, Jack-go 10 bed-at ,uoon
Josephs' flower, star Of Jerus4 lem. &c, snd by
what name soever it n ay please the reader TO
designate it, came from Siberia and vas first
| introduced into the country in or about l774
The Lima 3 an. originally came from
~. l.; r..
and were Introduced into this country shortly
after its settlement. y the Pilgrims. Peas or.
iginally came from China and japan. Carrots
from Aleppo. Turnips in their wild state.
we're found On meet all parts Of the globe bu,
the varieties used on the table first, were dis.
covered in Sweden and Holland Parsnips
and Cabbsg-- nr- natives of England aud
the last m-ntioDed vegetables were first intr :
duced into this country shortly alter i,s settle.
ment. Cau flowers we're first found 10 N.
dis, aud Cypress. Celery. ess. hor, ..sad;-.
and mustard. are n .tiv-. and when first fou.h
were not hat they are at the present oay
Though cuit,v ati"o AID attention. are at th.
present da. cous dered almost an Indispensable
article. The first origin Of spinach sn. sst ara.
gu. is doubtful. hut at the pres. ut day cun be
fould il almost every garden. Radishes fret
ca me frem Jsran and China. Bvets from the
south cf Europe. Squashes are q native OF
this coun ry. LETTUCE hom the L<vant. On
IONS from ), ain and Portuga., and were in the
fret ssttlemsnt Of this eouLtry early intro
duced.
In 70 NOR ow.s issue We shall carry the sub.
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DAVENPORT IOWA MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER $. 1850

Ard IL makes no d,ffe- nee. thst the lxn-
euags used vas usdesigsedty too broad.
The neglect 10 include Chap. 1856. or to mod
ifv Sec %l67 vas dorbtless uuintsntiohal. 1t
10 . casus CWissHs.
But in such case the lsv 10 we'll and pr per.
ly settled that 1t 10 not within the righ'ful
power or providence Of the Courts to supply
casms omissns by Interpretation or contribution
Tn Courts may declare. bat the Legislature
mu.t make the la - iorry '. Rogers, Ct al. s
johns 32l "a G,iinom. 4ns. and cases cited.
see slso Creseoe vs. Laidi,y. 2 Binney, 279.
where the Court refused to supply an evident
casvs smissus 10 the intesiate ltws. Ia ihs
case G J Tilghman, pp 2S5, 2s6. remarks ::
"rhere esn be no doubt but the leg stature
would have included it 10 the Act il il had
occurre to them" There will
be no end Of ditficulties il We attempt to cup.
ply the omissions OF the Acts by inserting
what We may suppose to have b.sn intended BY
the lrglslAture"
See also, opinion Of Mexican. c. in
Greek, 5 Ind p. LOT.
/ nm of opinion therefore that the Clerk
had n. right to demand $3.50 Of the plaintiff
a. fee before fling bic petition. for the rea-
SOD that the law up which this demand vas
made 10 OF in !orce 1t fOllows, therefore,
that the plaintiff Is entitled to . peremptory
writ Of msndsmus ss prayed. Nor has the
Clerk ,ri,r TO the fret OF January next, u right
to exact any Of the fees allowed BY Chap 1875
there being no Law in force which sLthor,xes
him to SO.
Sec. 3l2 Art. IA Of the Revision Of 1860,
which prov dss that the Board Of Supervisors
ehall have the power TO ''fx the compensation
Of all services of county AMI township officers
not other wiss proviied by Law, and to provid-
for tho payment Of the same has been aIui led
to the argument.
do not zee that this Sec. has any bearing
on the case in hand. and. without expressing Z
. positive opinion. | may add. that do not at
present pc ceive how the grave omission Of
the legislature to provide fee bill for public
officers en- be rsneded under the power which
Lhis section confers.
have sought diligently but in vain to find
.ome legal principle which would permit d'f-
f-rent conclusion Il ON the one above arrived
at If this Q Inclusion is correct fully appre-
ciste the confusion (and uness it is rem-ied).
the injury to countles and indivicuals
which viii necessarily result; but where
the question j. 40 plain, "a | deem this to he,
even inferior Courts should adopt and adhere
to thu raaxim that it is alike wrong and in x
pedi.nt to permit hard cases To make bad !ap
Jso f. DiILoN Judge
CoRBrN. Do. Il Bgn~N, Pnif. Attv's
GEo. Z. HuBBELL Atty. for Defendant.
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T~RUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the 23d
4 day OF september. A. D. 1858, James Gamble
anu Eliza Gamble, his wife, OF the city OF lie Cia re
State Of Iowa, executed unto David ) True, ri
Trustee, certnin Deed Of Trust, conveying Il
| said trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa dc
| scrbed as follows to wit: Lot No. tn (l0) in
block No. thirty 80 in the city OF lie Claire and
the south h-cast quarter and the south east quarter
CT the north east quarter Of section No. egh teen
-, and the north halt Of the south east quar-
ter Of the south west quarter Of secti No. fifteen
l5) oil in townshipNo. seventy nine (79 j north Of
conveyance wa. made by the said James Gamble
and Eliza Gamble for the purpose of securing
the pay ment Of two certain promissory notes, and
the interest thereon, signed Dy said James Gam
BILE each dated the 18th day of July, a. d 1858.
One for one $l00) hundred dollars, payable ~
the order of A r 4 ID. Kelley in one year from
date, (Which note is paid, with the exception OF
6tte n dollars and one other note for one thou
sand dollars, ($l."00) payable to the order Of A.
z. ID. Kelley IN years after the da.e thereof,
with interest ut the rate OF ten Per cent per an
num, pa yable annually.
And now, said notes having become due and
pay bic and the said James Gamble having failed
to pay the same, excepting the interest the last
mentioned note up 10 July 18th, 1859 |, David
True, trustee aforesaid 10 here ~ give this pub
lie notice. that by virtue of the 20 which is il
me vested by said Deed OF Trust, will, on Sat
urdAy the 24th day Of November, A. ID. 1860, q.
the hour Of two -'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House door in the city OF Dav-
export expose and offer for sale, a. public auc
tion the parcels Of land above described, or o.
much thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount of said notes, with the in
terest thereon to the day Of sale. together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale
costs OF this notice and Trustee's fees. Vi on
completion Of said sale, . deed will be execu,ed
in accord nee with the stipulations Of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the 9 st day Of October, A.. u. $50.
DAVID ). T.tuE,
novl dtsl trustee.
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Mail Arrangements.

Times Of opening md closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Offiee:
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at y and PH ;cl oset
at $40 4 n and Pm.
NoRTHERs MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at s p ~ closes $50 AN.
SOUTHERN MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, a rives at PM closes $3.50. y.
WEsTEgs AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives st
6PA; closes at SPM.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives A y; closes at Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL arrives at \ Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at ? y Sun
days, Tue days aud Thursdays.
UP tIvKR MAIL TO LyOSs, arrives at P NJ closes
atsrx daily, exbept sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL, arrives at II. closes 1T II y
Tuesdays, Thursday ani Saturdays.
ANITY MAIL, arrives and closes 1T IL Tuesdays
and Friaays.
AHAHOsA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL \, on
Thursdays
The office will be open on Sunday during the
summer from 9 to l0A
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co Nj VI Z X CT AL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
--
OHFICR DAILy l,gl


OHFICE DAILy DEAocRAr AND NsWs,i
Saturday Eve, Nov. 8, 1851.
The weather continues dull up to the pressn,
writing, and very little grain came in.
FLoUR-Firm at 81 5o4475 Shipments, SO
bbls
WHEAr-2 cents better. We quote 1t 70@72c.
Receipts s6o bu. Shipments 5,9s5 bu.
BARlEY--Quiet at 4o@a5c for No. l. Receipts
3lo bu. Shipments l,2sa bu.
ONIoNs--Little doing and nominal at l2c.-
Shipped, 100 bu.
C,RN-Little doing. Receipts 70 bu.
PorAroEs-Stsady at l29lac. Receipts IS bu.
Shipments 4724 bu.
BrrrxR-plen,y.a at lOGleH Wholesale, and l5c
retail.
EGGs-Scarce 1t l2l1c wholesale, and l5c re-
tail.
HAY-Scarce At SIS for upland prairie.
HIDEs.-ln good request and moderate IT 4kc
for Green loc for Dry and II d1l2o for Dry Pint
CHEssE-Suppy light and prices 6rm At ls,s
Wholesale and l2@l5c retail.
LARD-ln fair supply at ll,gl2hc.
HAxs-Common lo II 0sllc; Sugar Cured l21s
9l5c: Shoulders loo retail.
GAME-But little coming in. Quails SIS y
dozen Prairie Chickens 1.5O p dozen Mallard
Ducks 25lG35c y pair.
FRUIT Green-a fair supply hand. Choice
eating apples 81 80 a3 y hbl. cooki ng do. $40
$50 y bbl But few 7, ars in market at 81 q bu.
Quincies few Ohio Quiacies in market at - a
| bushel. Supply Of Cranberrios iish, 1t ~ q
bbl. Grapes, Isabella and Catawba from Cine n
matt, sell readily by the box ut loo y b. Wild
Grapes, Soc y bu
FRulr-Dry-M r Raisins $3.50 y box. layer,
81. Smyrna Figs new CROP l2la, y b. Prunes.
Turkish, SIC. /; French, l215. Zante CurraAts,
l0c.
BEANs-Dull at SOC u bu.
SWEET PoTATOks--We quote at o0c Wholesale.
DRIED FRuIr--Apples o4 90; Peaches lllg I5c
Prunes sMl2Hc.
Wooo--llickory 81 so per cord Oak $3.50 per
cord
CoAL--Sc per 'bushel in the yard, and 9,g los
delivered, ac c-ordng to distance.
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garden products were first introduced from.
ELECTION RETURNs.-Those who wish
evening several hours ahead Of puhlicatio n
perhaps sooner-are invited to call at our
Office at any hour during the evening We
have made arge addi'ioue to the sppoin,me nts
in order to entertain our guests Pliticai and
religious discussions srictly prohibited undsr
severe penalty All games. betting, DC. are
prohibited. All uprosrious demonsirstions-
shouting. hurr.hing. throwing up hats. rolling
will not be endured except copditionAlly.
drunken aud dlsorlerly Republicans aud other
improper characters viii not he tolerated on
The pren.i.es They viii be required to stay
IT Of doors or with their brethren at Repub-
lican head quarters or At their old rsliying
point, the Gazette Office, where collection will
be taken up ana o discourse delivered by the
little Joker for their benefit and amusement
An orator If the evening has been appoint.
ed to read the dispatches. He requests US to
tate that he will act ~ prompter in matters Of
hurrahing. This is perenpt"ry. He wishes it
distinctly understood that ali the dispatches
read to his audience will be printed-w neither
they favor Douglas, Breck'nridge. Bell or The
Devil. If the latter candidate should succsed
IN polling the largest vote. We must modsstiy re
quest such of hi. consti uents as may be present
with US at the time to restrain any exclamato.
~ exultatons Those who wish TO ''ho!lsr'
under such circumstances must positively go
out into the street. We are men of few
words" aud must be understood. but On the
other hand, if MIR. Bell. Brsck Or Douglas
either or all of them--have ths call, We shsli
open the windows and give full liberty to tho
enth usiastic to blow their horns. Ii it is found
that these suggestions are insufficient for tho
occasion, we sLail resort to arguments OF
striking character.
Gail in and hear the news gentlemen.
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE Scor1
County AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AND FAIR GRoUNI
ASSOCIATION -Thr Annual Election of Officer,
If the Scott Co. Agricultural Sucisty, toot
place Ut the Court House last Saturday. Tn.
meeting convened at eleven o'clock.
The following officers W ere chosen for the
ensuing year
Presideat-E1win Smith Vice President
T. ~ Fluke; Treasurer, J,hn lambert; Sec, eta
RI, Ira NJ. Clifford; Dire;tors. r. Christie. q
Krum. J. A. LIE Claire, H. G. Neal. c. R.
Marks.
A resolution was passed making the member
ship fee for the ensuing year, one dollar in.
stead OF two dollars, ~ heretofore.
A Notwithstanding the thanks of th-
Society to the former Pr siden,- Hugh N
thompson, WAS unanimously adopted. F. Z
seven y.ars-ever since the Society was or
has ever dischargsd hi. duti.s with zea, and
effect. he Society IN choosing n succe. .sor, has
h,t upon g good man--one who has not only
The 'ne to hestow upon it. but has the r-qni
~ S"e'ky perseverance, 10 C6.Jy uALteIe
Ao' z PRO Perou ly.
Alter the adjournment of the Agricul, urs
S"c'-'y, the Fair Ground Association held its
election.
P'esid ut. John Madden; Treasurer. John
Lambert; Secrrtary Ira N. Clifford.
Tns Otiicess ch sen by both Societ,es are
good men or the positi"" under their ma nag.
,ent aed be Interests Of Losh will udvub,ec-
ly prosper.
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. Thn AT,ONAt. ~ MOCxAvX
STATE OF IOWA.

4 REPORT BEING CURRENT IN SOME
~ parts of the State, that the octorsl ticket
for b. ecknridge and Lane is TO be abandoned,
n, d the Douglas ticket to be supported by tho
National Democrats. we deem il pr per to say, that
-uch report i. WHOLLY without Foundation. Our
tickets are being distributed throughout the
state, and the -upport Of ever. triend ot ereskiu
ridge and Lane is solicited. Believe NO rep rts
d-ned for all such false, and crcu atsd By cur
enemies.
Democrats. stand BY your COlO,sl
For the State Dem. ON.
AUS1lN CURBiN,
oct90i1w ChHi man.
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NUMBER 10.
TELEGR A HIC.
Later fro - California.
ARRIVAL OF TIE PONY EXPRESS.

ST. J. jpn Mo Nov. &
The Pony Exrress Win California cstss TO
the 2lst. arrived yesterday afternoon.
The news was delayed here in Dsequsncs
OF the lines Icing pros,rsted by . severe storm.
SAN FRAsclsCo. Oct. 2ls.-Ths funeral of
Gen. Cla'k on he 10th vas attended by all tn
military and large eoncouree Of cit,x-na
Col b u. Baker. SENATOR elect from Oregon,
arrived here een the Is b. and ~il, leave Tor
WsshiDs ton on the let Of November.
There was no rev features IN politics. all
parties appearing to be waiting tor nsws OF the
PenIsy lvauis election
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M A RRIED.

At the Scott House, on the 81 inst, by tho
Rev. Nr. Anderson, bR. JAMES MORROW to
MRs. MARY Il. WEST, all Of this city.
The Press was gratefully remembered by the
happy couple, for which they have cur thanks.
We wish them long, happy, and prosperous voy
age across the boisterous sea OF life, and safe
haven Of rest at its end.
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Firth WARD HICKORY CLUB will
meet this evening at half past seven o'clock
tual attendance is expected, as business of in l.
porlance will be transacted. Turn out, Demo
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Destructive Fare.

ST. JosxrH, Nov. 2.
A destructive fire is raging on Main .treet,
between jules ami Felix The wh-at block
will he -we,t away. Vigorous Efforts are 70
Ing made to con6ns it to that local,ty-msy
they succeed.
The w..,thsr 10 favorable
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IO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
GDrlV Hose la,r Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS A -A~
fine, large ray Horse to sell. AS0 US ~
He is solnd AnI reliable in evesye
particular. For particulars enqui, at the corner
Of Third and Fillmore streets for iew days.
noy5-d2t
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j. J. VI:ss ANCE.

hENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
~ GOODRICH, would invite your attention to his
great re iuction in prices of Dentistry nai would
invite all persons needing his services - . and
examine work and prices, at his Rooms, ne4t loor
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Once
~ y. Teeth extracted all hours of the dav
and night and all operations warranted. nov5 IF
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Eslray Cow

1tAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE o. THE
" suoscriber, some ton days since = red COW
with some hite spots-iresh mch-supI os.d I o
be five or six Years old The owner can ha,e her
by proving properly, and paving charges. Call on
u. n. WAsHBON,
River Road, one m 10 above East Davenport.
nov3- &Wlw
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Arrival Of tho VigO.

1T j. HSs, Nov 2
The steamer V,go. from Liverpool 18th. via
Queenstown goth. for N. Y. passsd Cape Race
at4P N. to-day.
The V,go has $50 passengers. All well on
tOaYa
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A lD1lalter AbscOud ded .

BUxLiSGrcN. W., Nov. 2.
Hon H. NJ. Bates, the der~ulting State Tr~as-
urer, ab.conded iron, Mortified isst night, and
mas fled TO Csnnds. tie amour, Of hi detsl.
cation, as Tar - known 10 $4,000. and it 10
eYpec: ed that further d sclosures will Incl sass
the amount.
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RETURNED. We are glad to re able
70 say thst J. G. Campbell and family have re-
turned TO this city with the intention OF making
il hi. future home Mr.. C. has disposed OF his
;arm 10 New York, in order that he may not
think Of going back again. We welcome him
and hls family to our city.
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DUTY CALLS ONCE MoRE.-To-mor-
row the Democracy Of this city will be caled
upon to rally around their .tandard-onc,
more to enter the breach and fight deadly
foe. Let 1t be done maufully and hravely-
with al abiding fAilh in the time e-honored pin
ciri-s Of the only party which ever successful
iy defended the rlghts of American freemen
Rally once mose under your banner and de
sert it not while one strong arm remains t
bear i,s noble folds alot.
Strike home to the heart of the enemy
"Srik.! till the last armed foe expires;
Strike for your altars nd ,ur fires;
STRIKE for the green graves of your sires;
God, and your native land"
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Warren THEM.-Nc. er trust to the
honesty of your sworn enemies-the Black Re
publ,cans Trust them not--nether in speech
nor act, nor word. nor deed They are plot
ting to carry the election by fraud and cor
ruption. They will poll bogus votes, and keeI
away Democratic voters If possible. Be vigil.
snt-be watchful to the end. BE on your
guard at the polls to-morrow-and remember
that eternal vigilance is the price Of freedom,
DO not let dishonest vote be polled to,nor.
row. Put none but Democratic on guard. See
to it that every itch Of ground 10 hoty contss-
ted.
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Farmers Look II ere,

4 me, LARGE HAY MA E, WITH FOAL,
IA aId last springs Gu t, for ale : "xcl an {,
oats " wheat Also . f.il-ar TWO years
old Durham hull. Apply to 80
novll IA. LIE CLAIRE,
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rORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS l. Sons, Proprietors-
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for lcCare, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt Ma iuokcta, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aux2l-ly
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Il. NJ. l'REITYMAN,

(FoRAERLY BURROWS Il PRETrYMAN.
CTORAGE, FORW WAKDING AND COMM.S
y sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent
No. 1, Hurs0w's nI lock Ieves,
apl4-tfl DAvESPoRT, Iowa
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GRAND RALLY Firm WARD CLUR
Roous-Ihe Democracy of the differer,
Wa. ds will meet ut the Fifth Ward Club
Rooms this -venog fer the purpose Of appoint
ing Challengers and Vigilance Com"ittees.
TUes ouT every man. Once more TO toe
Br, ach
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