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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22
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or THE PONY EXPRESS.
POLITICAL NEWS.
CALIFORNIA For DOUGLAS.

ST JOSEPH. Mo. Sept 20.
The Pony Express, with California dates to
the Sth ins'., arrived last night.
SAN FRANcIsco Seg.t. -Niih the exception
Of some political NOV emenis there has not 40
accident occurred since the departure Of tn !.
last express.
The Doug as State Convention held sessions
in Sacramento on the 9th ard 9th The State
was fully represented. More than half Of the
delegates we're supporters Of Latham and he
Admin stration last Year. The Representation
Was such indieat : strong probability tnAt
tie State will 90 Tor Dou lac.
Hammond, mphrev, Griffith. Don Pablo
D-avuerra, and Geo. Price. were nominated
tor electors
III. resolutions adopted censure the Califor
MIA delegates fer seeding from the Charleston
Conv ven'iou repudiate the Intervention doctrine
of the Republicans Of the North and the Dis
uuionists Of tire Souh, and insist uron oar
rights to San Juan Island, and denan1 their
speedy enforcement tav he Overland mail
T-iegraphic aud Pacific railroad, and urge
Convrr ssional aid All the necessary steps
have Teen taken to conduct the campaign Wig
orously
Tue Bell and Everett party held corven
ton the same days; 2l7 delegates were
present. r-pr sen'ing twen,y-six counties. be-
Tue procs- -dings were v. ry harmonious. though
the orr. .Dizs,ion, as yet. maniresis but little
strength. II is proha' lie that they will rot
cast |. 900 votes, and it is thought they may
aban ion the organization aud all 20 for Doug
las. if subsequent advices from the last suggest
that policy
TIE Republicans are actively canvassing the
State. a OF heir best speakers are in the
field AID they are gainin. support from many
Anti Lecoinptoni' es of last year, while the
d uelas Isssy seems to be gAin,ng on tie
Brecklnr de wing The recent uniuvor Die
news from the Southern States is at present
disheastsning til au1.
An intensely exciting contest is going on in
San II ancIsco, over the oca al nomin tons. The
Req uOlicans, who heretofore always united
with the former vigilance committee rucc ss-
io!. party, in choosing city and county Ulcers.
now prepare to bring cur a partisan ticket
This hss called out AN appeal TO tho people,
signed by over 2OJO citizens, irrespective OF
party, urging continued adherence to the re-
form policy IN municipal affairs
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Cool hECEPTIoN.-Wc don't believe
the Republicans Of this city like Fitz Henry
Warren. They treated him very cold y 90
Thursday while he was here. None Of the
elect went to th. Buriis iIou.e TO see bin du-
ring the afternoon, and none went to escort
him to the Court iIouse. DIX. Burtis, in the
benevolenco OF bis heart. got ont his own con
veyance snd took him there When that
'hirdra'e rhys,er. Pomeroy, Was here, bands of
,i.nsic. Wide Awskes, and Committee men
greeted him with grand flourish, but War
ren-an sbier man and better man every
way-was permitted to regale himsef on COLI
shoulders. AT the Court House he was not in
trcduced to the audience, but got up aud sad
his name was Warren, ana then addressed as
frigid an audience as ever men spoke to. He
wac directed not to patroDize the Burlis House
by some one before he came, but had sufficient
Independence to DO he Il ought best What
has Fiiz Henry doae that he should % 30 sh 10
billy treatedY
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COSMOPOLITAN ART JOUREAL.-We
are in receipt of tI.is superb quarterly mags.
zine. published this month. A. ueual It is fill-
ed to overAouipg with good thing,-litersry
AID artistic Tier is no periodical publi-hed
in the world which affords us RI ore pleasure to
reruse than this |. should he generally un.
derstood TINT every subscriber to the Coemop
Titan Art saccf alton. up3n paying three dol
are, Is not only entitled to the Journal which
alone is wo rth the money! but euperb steel
engraving ''Fss aft Mastering his Recruits"
our admis sions to the great Art Gallery, No.
o48 Broad way. New York. and chance in the
great sanu"l drs wing. No better Investment
Oan be made by any person, The steel en-.
craving above me ntioned is IS by s5 inchep,cn
paper 3Ox37 inch es in size, and Is engraved by
the best engraver in the world IRON the csle-
bratsd painting of Schroeder. This engraving
is worth at least FIVE dollsrs We hope our ci,i-
zens will make increased efforts this year in
furnishing subscriptions to the Cosmopolitan
Art Association. 1t is a worthy enterprise ana
should DE encouraged.
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Mail Arrangement

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Pos' Office
EASTERN " AL, arrives at . A n and 8 Pm ;closcs
at $40 u and pm.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at P NJ; c!o.es 5.3OAA.
SoUTHLRE MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, a rives at y Pm; closes s:30..A NJ.
WEsTERS AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PM closes at SPM.
ILLINOIS WAY ..AIL, arrive 8 n: closes at Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL. arrv es at 6 p n Tuesda VS.,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at PN Sun
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP liver MAIL TO LYONS arrives at 8 P n: closes
at S ~, daily. exbept undays.
Blue GRASS NAIL arrive at2 " closes At IL n
Tuesdays Thursdays p. ID Saturdays.
AhITY NAIL, arrives and closes Mt l2 N Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ANAAosA NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 A1.
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The Prince at Detroit

DFraeT. sept 81.
From an early hour this morning The .treet-
in the vicinity Of the Ru..ell HoLse. wer
denseiy packed with people anxious 10 catch q
glimpse of the Prince when he should app@a
To take h 8 4. parture for the cars just teioI.
10 o'clock he made lis Appearance with two oi
his suite, accompanied by MaSor Bu-l, Intend
Ing to drive through city before rrocee, lug
to the carr. A magnificent open barouch~
dra n y four white horses, had te"n provl 'ec
for tie purpose, in winch the party sea,+ +c
Themselves, the crowd gathering about tn.
carriage and hacking up tie avenues, made il
almost impl able for the carriage to proceed
Cheer alter c.esr ~ < ven an the " ljes
enthusiasm prevailed. The carriage wac fol
loved by an Immense crowd on foot, man
hanging to the whre's, white tie street. ano
sidewalks on the route wer. literally nuckee
with people, who iutercsp'ed he royal part,
~ eve lura, suca fabble ana scrne ot con
fusion was never Win sed in Detroit heior-
After driving through lew Of the princi i.
streets, followed bj the crowd, the party PRO
ceedel to the ears
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LaIcr fBOm Pixies Peak.
DISCOVERY OF SILVER MINES

ST JosxpH, No. Sept. 90.
The Pixies Peak Express arrived .ere lns,
ev ming, with *45 s95 in dust, besides some
$4,000 or $5U, 900 Ia tn. hands OF passengers
Ini, is the heaviest treasure arrival from the
Peak this season.
Bu~iness in Denver City is fat revivin9 and
the street. present a very lively appearance.
TIE hot leather is about over. aud cool
weather coming on. Parties are beginning to
arrive from the II, un,ains for the purpose of
purchasing their winter supplies.
Dscuv eries of silver cont nue. to be ma le,
which pr. misses to ield veil, and 10 exciting
much Attention. A crevice Gom fiy. 10 six
hundred feet 10 length, where it shows itself
TO the s.rfac- 10 solid ore, is reported to hav~
been discover. d. Several assays have been
made, with different resu'is, ranging in vain.
IRON one hundred to seventeen run red dol
lars per ton. and pure culver in large QuaDtit es
ID found in s.u'ces in he Zig Bue Nuggets
ken cut. o her reports are in circulation thai
the OF, e is worthless and that t. ese rep rts are
circulated verv indusiri"usy by men OF cap
tai. VINO th.nk by that course to buy many of
tn. gold claims tor almost nothing. However.
the silver mines are being inspec I'd and j! they
yield anything near what is reported, tuany
mil iors OF dollars will be realized yearly
Gold claims conti-ue to pay largely as
ever.
The coaches to aud from Denver City are
Gro W. ded every trip
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ay..es. ,...s.nx.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND news. !

OFyIcE D.ILY uru,cKAr AND Nxws,
Fri .ay Eve, Sept. 81, i-6o.
Market active and prices generally unchanged
Wheat may be quoted at 1Scsame as yesterd., !,
but the demand is better, with an upward ten
dency Consideratle competition among Bsrie,
dealor., end the market excited AMI irregular. !
ranged from IS TO 6i,, but @d2 MAJ be REGARD
ed as the ruling figures The demand for Oats j.
improving, but no advance in price. Other kinds
Of produce nue steady At yesterdays quota
ions. The receipts to day amounted to 5593 bu
Wheat, 21S4 bu Barley, 40 bu Oats, 100 bu 70
tntoes, 25oj bu OHIO 5, and loo bbls Flour. "a
sacks bran and 500 bu malt shoull be ad led to
the shipments noted below. Wequotc
Flour feceip's leo 5bli shipments $40 bbls.
Market Wy firm. Spring Extr, 81 80 wholesale
Si15G5 % retail.
WHEAT-R Receipts 55o5 Lu; shipments $500 bu
In dcmond at 77@7s,
Cons-Litile doing and nomine! at 20c
BARLEY Actise at Gl g. SIC Tor No. |. Receipts
1854 bu Shipments / 50 bu
OATS Ia fair request and steady at IS a 2oc
Receipts AZ bu.
o'i'Ss -"'ee'P'" -'oo ou; shiP'nens l'o0 bu
p,r.roFs I, rood aeman, a, ,a1,oo,
, on1, ~. -,
- ''' - - 'o''' 'eseipe' ~ y" ship
men's4io bu
TpM.ToEs-In supply at 25c43O u bu whole
,,,-,
'',1 :, ADN fe'h 'o'A'
hAY.-Steady and quiet at Oo0i 90 for Prai
rie and 81 Oo05 90 for Timothy.
Htpeg.-In good reauest ard molar.ts =, s,as,
g., c,oan a651o, q. H.. 80 10
lo' "leeh' oSDi-ci LOT Dry ana lI@Ioc Tor Dr,
Flint.
BUrTER-Rather scarce, ami a good article in
demand for table use. We opo,o n, ro0,,oI,
,,s., '~/s'
"ho!esaie, anu ioc rctaii.
EGGs.-Steady and firm with fair supply a,
SAFE whaIeszie and 8lLtdloc re,au
p,.~s .,,
"nu 'h'na"sou. "e4uote ~
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River Items.

Friday, Sept. 2l, 1860.
ARRIvED
METROPOLITAN jerks, Montrose.
CLARA HlNE, Patton, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
METROPOLITAN, jerks, Montrose.
CLARA HINE, Patton, Montrose.
The Harmonic. Capt. Cabbell, will be the regu-
lar acket for Montrose this morning att o'clock
Everything pertaining TO comfort and safety Of
passengers is found about the Harmonic.
The popular Northern Line steamer Fred Lo-
REM, Capt. cen, will depart for Montrose and
way points to-day.
The well-known Northern Line steamer Dem
marx, Capt. Robinson, will depart for st. Paul
this morning.
The river is stat onarv.
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TWIN CRY IRACK.-SECOND MEET.
ING Yesterday was all tha, could have teen
desired for the second meeting Of the Scott
County Park Association. and the bright sun
brought out large crowd of ladies and ger.
tlemsn to with. ss the trotting At four clock
the horses were brought up tor the
FIRST FACE.
This was n trot of mile heats, best two in
hree TO harness, for purse Of $l6, open only
TO green horses. For this race the following
entries We. e made:
J h. Haight b. m. Fanny.
Mr.. Bentley, or. & Gen. scott.
Mr.. Wynkoop, (Cordova br .. Napoleon.
The hoises we're In prime couoi 100, and
few minutes afte, four o'clock we're called up
for the
Flssr HrAr After two or three false starts
the 10 rses got Oft. the little mare having the
ole. Gen. Scott secon =, and Napoleon tai ing
the outside. The start was very even, and
up 10 the second quarter they went ktiug
along neck and neck. The mare soon went
up, however, and was followed BY Napoleon,
both breaking badly. On the third quarter
The more rouged up nd WAS about psssing Ma
Lol~un wh-n his driv er r~iGed n crow ling her
IF into the grass. At the stand Gen scott
was . length aud half ahead. but the judges
| would nut allow him the heat on account of
foul driving.
SEJoND HEAT Two more false starts before
the horses were got off. From the ore the
mare led hand'ou'ell to the second quarter.
when up she went. ripping off n shoe aud dis
| sblIng her for the race. The two horses mean
while wer- serving along neck and neck, keep.
ing go until they TUNED on to the home
stretch, WI en Napoleon broke, and Scott
rouged ahead, coming in l IL engths ahead,
| hut the heat was not given HIN, a. be did not
keep on his own ground coming in. Napoleon
took the heat time 500.
THIRD HEAT Won by Napoleon by good
length In 3:u4 l2.
THE SECOND RACE.
This was trot for puree Of $25. open 20
all horses, best two IN three. 10 harness.
For tbis race the following horses we're en-
tered:
w. K. Spearing, br &. Mish- -Qua-ki.
Z. Brown, 6. Silkstockiags.
The horses looked in fine condition and got
we'll off for the
FlRsr HEAr.-Siikstockings won the pole and
kept it through the entire heat. The Indian
kept him we'll crowded and only gave HIM the
neat by length. Time. 2:46.
| SlcoND Heat r--Horses sent of very even aud
we're close up thro- -ghOut the heat Silkstock.
ings having the pole snsnsged to keep it
throughout, winning the heat by n iength
in 2:45.
This last race was the pre.tiest we ever wit.
messed in the West. Both horses strove nobly
for the victory and both done remarkably
we'll. We can tell our outside fr'ends that
2:45 is pretty good time. and if they have
any thing faster We really hope they will bring
It for ward
With one exception, everything passed of
pleasantly and agresably. Some few individ.
'u'ls attempted to disturb the crowd by induls
ling 10 loud talking, but it vas promptly cup
ipee sed by the officers. The officers of thi,
{ Association are determined to preserve ordel
% the soerss and repetition of the offsnc,
esmmistsd to-day will be properly punished.
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THE DEMOCRACY Of the several Townships
! Of Scott County are requested to select Dele
gates to attend a Go lnty Convention to be no den
ct the Court House in the City OF Davenport, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of October. A. d. 1880, for
the purpose Of nom mating Candid .te for Clerk
OF the District Court, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before them.
The ratio OF rep esentation will be one Delegate
from each Township, and one additional Delegate
for every twenty Democratic votes cast At the
Gubernatorial election. The representation will
he a 9 foil l.xrs
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democrat aud Aews.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. %, 1860.

G. II. SCnivEx. y3, Dearborn street, Chicago is
authorized to receive advertiseme nts for this pa
per.
ROUNDS LASGDoS, l55 randolph street, Chi
cago are authorized receive ADVERT 9ements for
this paper.
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The SARsFIELDs were out on parade
yes' er''ay and made . splendid app earance.
Capt Li'tler has the faculty Of doing up the
military in good style. Last evening they had
. splendid ball. and q good time it was.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-22

Vocal MUsIC.-Ai .tention is directed
to the card Of G H. Ke nj. Esq in another
column. As a vocalist and teacher Of vocal
music. he has no superior in our city. Let his
class be large one.
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THE <>ITY.

SCOTT COUNTY PARK ASSOCIATION.
The members OF this q, sociat n are reQusst-
Cd 10 meet at Mr. lie Cla irss office at O'Clock
this evening.
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If the gentleman who changed hats
with Us At the Burtis II ouse yesterday morn
irg, will sl OF rs to trae 10 heck We will cen.
sider ourselves under esl ,ecial obligations
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Lands for Sale.

$40 acres in Shelby county.
$40 /" "Cass
$40 Pottawattamie county.
3lO i" Hardin
3lO ureene
Fer sale or exchange for City property. Also.
City property to exchsngc for lands.
GEO. b. SARGENT,
iunel3-dtf Land Agent.
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AUSTIN COKBIN. GEO. s. G. DOW. s.. 3. BROWN.
COXB1N, DOW 4 BROWN,
\ TTORNkYS AND COU NSELORS ATLAW,
IA and Not,rics Public
>. :. BaowN, United States Commissioner.
OfficE-At Macklot l. COibin's Exchange Of
nee, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
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FRANK PLuMkR GEO. y. VAN HOSEN.
PLUMER 4 VAN HOSEN,
A TTOkNEfS AND COT NSELURS AT LAW,
4 aud Notaries Public. Also, agents for thu
Charter Oak City Fire lns urance Co., Hartford,
Conn.,, Capital $so0,oOO & ity Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven. Conn. Capital. <5OO,O@O.
Office in LeClaire Block, Davenport. sept
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&c. sHOKEY. H. OLIVER
SIOREY Il OLIVER,
T O1 PUMP MAkERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
IL 10y, between Front and Second, and brady
and lin streets, Dav np0rt, Iowa.
DAv.NPoRr, March 3u-d3mwtt
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Destructive FIRE at Fort smith.

Fort SMITH ARK Aug. 30
This morning ab ut 4 oc .ock, u hre broke
out in this place " nIcu resuite IN the destruc
ton OF the City Hotel and G rrison Beck
The value OF the buildings destroyed we're
ahou'S 100 900, in addition to which the Po {,
Office i!c'ui,ng 1000 letters and the last . ail-
fornia mail for Memphis Tie entire loss D.,
this disastrous corhasration is fully 500 Ouu'
Tue origin OF the fire j. unknown Dut it 10
sopp'sel TO b tho work Of an inc4 ndiary
Six hundred troops d 10 wagon. from the
Plains. Capt. S,urgis commanding, arrived
here yes, eriay
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$50 lsT COUNTY seal ES.
Corner Of Main and Front St..

Corner Of Main and Front St..
11NHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED AT TnE
i above naued place peir Of a
Fairbanks Platform Hay Scales,
and viil attend 70 weighing oil kinds Of Produce
Coal, &c., 81 all times.
II, Will also act ~ agent for the purchase ol
wo1s H+y, and Coal. Liberal patronage solici.
Sc ::s.-ds-a q q r.knomrns.
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JOu ' e. d LIS.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ and Notary Public.
OFFICE -Davenport's Bio, ek, Davenport, Iowa.
nnV2S
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= W.. >G f ~ AM e.

W. II " AMC,
A TITO NEY AND G JU SELOR Ar LAW,
and Notary Pubic Office No. 26, Hickoll's
Block. (6rst aoor). 'latrauce on Brad, street,
davenport. Iowa. a.Al-dly
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Il. 81. PRE

N Ns. PHE Z II YMAN.
(FoRNERLY BURROWS + PRErrYxAN.)
CTORA1E. FORWARDING AND COMMlS
- sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
NO. 4, Nussewss Hleck Lsves,
apl4.tfl DAvRNPORr, Iowa.
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Population Of tlCnry County.
The pop puutioa Of Henry oounty ON The let
day Of June l.st. was l77ss
Population IN 1850 8,7p7
Gain in 10 wears !. eOSl
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CARDS.
IGsNAC,CA LANG .

1GNACsCN LANGEs.
DHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHrUR.
l. OpVicE-South east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Once hours from 10 8A. NJ, and 8
20 y. N. june27 tf
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A. II. Il ID. KELLY.
DACkERS OF BEEF AM, PORK, iND
L shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Drady Street.
ian lO-dfw
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JOHN ZlMM ENG N ANN.

- DIANU AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, one door west cf corner
~ = 10th and i.eClsire streets. Davenport,
Iowa. All instru ments Of my own mako warra nted
and kept N order. without charge, five years.
n. -R.pairing and tuning done At all times
and in the best manner.
DAvgSPoRT, April Is, 1860. [apll8-dly
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4 d " Aes ID > F~ASE q

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
- Pstchins old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. apl9-dly
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JAutS ARM mSrwONG,.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
~ lie. OFRIcE-Nicholls Block, Cup stairs,
Davenport, Iowa. mar22-dtf
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} } y. VIZ ss ANCE

=. VEMANCE
nENTIST, sUCCESSOR To DR CHAS
uoonxicH would invite your attention to his
great re1oct~ in prices Of Dentistry, and would
inS'e ." pers Jns needing his services to call and
exam ne Wo1' , o,a nr;ces at HE Room. nevt ao,,
to shepherd a xmhrotyne Gallery. No 81 Bradv
street, neN " opposite the Post Office
~. u. Teeth extra acted all hours of the day
and nj xAt, and all operations warranted. nov5 Il
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GEOMGE o.. HUDWEsL
TTOKNEY At LAW AND NO1ARI PUR-
~ Lie. OsFicE. No. (up stairs over Smith 8
vsn ~ STORE corner Of Brady and SECOND streets.
ap16 dly
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CAnEwON .w1OD.uyGrON

CS"EWWN "bUD INUVON,
HOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
No. ., East Third street, Davenport, Iowa
Plain AMI Decorative Paper Hangers, Grainefs,
Marbl RS ami Si IN Writers.
MesSs.C. 4 W. having had upwards of twenty
years experience in the business, guarantee sat
isfaction TO all parties entrusting work to them.
~ 1Pape' Hanging In every sty'a, from com
mon brown paper TO the most elaborate deco.a
tions.
N. B. Whitening and Wall Coloring. je26 dom
CHAs. X. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGERS
pC NAM Il ROEENS.
A TTORNkYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 49, Main ST.,
Second Floor. jun7-dtf
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Democrats in the different townships will see
that the usual primary meetings called iE time
to appoint Delegates to the County Convention.
GEO. 3. q. bow,
benny ALTMAN,
WM. HALL County Committee
CHAs Il PUTNAM
JuHS T. kI>G
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bUR rIS HOUSE.
HORNER OF I'D VA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, 10 "a. mch22dti
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w e LANN,
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dav
enpOrt, Iowa. mars II
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JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
A TToRNEf ANTI COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IL AMI Notary Pub l;c
OFFICE oll' $ Block, upstairs. jan2o
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J. A. REID. NJ. d.,

j. A. REID. NJ. d.,
lHYSI CLAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
4 No. 70, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
enport, 10
DR.. REl o can bc consulted at his office at all
bours sf ho day and night, unless professionally
engaged sept25
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
NORNt .R OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Dave IMPORT, Iowa. DAVIS & Sons, Proprietors
Free Omu ibus to and from the Office for
Stages les wing for LeClaire, Princeton Lyons, De-
Witt, n az uokcta, and Anamosa.
Far. 0a.' Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
u. .. cong DON. VA. IALL.
cove OON Z HAIL.,
TTOR NEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
IL and .Votaries Public. Office, North west
corner Of Brady and s,econd streets, upstairs
entrance on Is rady street. July 26-dtf
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Law lsArlssCs ship.
COOK II DlIU ss Y

Successors to Cook, Dillon tf Lirdlsy.
\XE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the pr ctlce OF the Law. to which we
shall devote our personal attention.
March 1850. COOK DRURY.
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