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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12
News from Georgia.

AUoUsTA, Ca, Nov. ..
The telegraph lines are down south Of Al
costa. and vs have nothing in consequsnss
from Nilisdgsviils
Meslings are bel, 3 held oil over Georgia for
f,Tnlnx minute m~n corus
A meeting ha. bs-n called At Augusta to
morrow, and oil bs address d hy the most
taiented and conservative c,tiz-ns, and de-i-
sive measures Tor the secession Of Geo xis will
be adyocal-d.
a b"rtnern ran named Thayer. HONOR.
rathe doct. r, aud aformer resident, ret urnii z.
wss charged With u tel z abolition cen
u~nts. and on Thursdsy night hs vss ordered
to iesv. he city. and r-tu.,'g. he vss vsi.ed
on BY q crowd this afternoon. The crowd.
which increased TO several hu.dred. vas I'd
dressed by several citizens. come uraiog sun.
N sry pr Gee i.nss, and others mild c.usse.
While The crowd sss % engaged Thayse q.
capped. the citizens aided 10 s~suriag nis o.
cap" in cone qie ee of the entreassss of hje
vie snc c"i,dr-n. The feiing /. srsdu .Ilv
de prning and sideniog l. to hos.ilitiss % The
Hsnkees among tbs plsnteSs.
a military cosveStcn nf the Sssts will b
held n.xs Tuesdsy .. Millsdass,lla
G"v. brovna spsctI q, ssses has been ap.
proved By the Lsgisiasurs. Dsssine isssssd.sdl
thsss was warn epplsass. 50
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NUMBER Is.


COLUMBIA. >. y, Nov. O.
In the senate 70 day ths Commissss On Ped.
srsl rslsaioss reported bill calling . scsves-
tten to tass into consideration the dslga incl.
dental to the present position Of South Carroll.
- w The Usice ss1 taks measures aGolNse the
came. After brief discsssioo the I'LL Dsses6,
yeas 1. nsys l. The dis,snssr differed sbsss
the time only.
The election 10 70 tsks plses on The Tuesday
previous to the convention.
In the House dshats took place % The pes.
oiut'on 70 send . comn,ssionsr 70 0soseia.
soos msmbers speaking In favor Of eo-opsrs.
tion with other States and others for separate
State action.
In ths Ssusts notice vas given Of bill pro.
v'ding police regulations cooeeshiae persoss
hostile to slavery. ~
Eight thousand Minute Msn are driilins hsee
tonight.
Services Of volunteers have been s6.r,d
from G~o'gis. Alabama. Mississippi, Ksssusty
and Tennessee.
Chsrlsstoc disratehes state that an unsue.
esssfu, attempt was made 70 day TO usove the
0Overnmsut guns from the Arsenal IL The sity
Of Fort Moultrie. There vss great sxsitsusse
10 conss Qu~ncs.
The chipping ho.stsj the Pslmetto A.g and
the steam. ~ ssivsl saluted.
Immense resistancs messines are to bs held
here aud st CharlsaaOn so.uighs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12
New York Market.

By T1ssrapA.l Nsv fosE, Nov. 10.
FLouR = Market heavy aud in favor Of
buyers with q moderate homs and export demand
s5.3005.S5 super Stste; $5. 5O9555 Extra state !;
S. 3eQ5y5 super Western $5,tVtg5. IS Common
Extra do. $5.5Ot05.S0 In erior to GOOD Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis
hY. fLOUs-Stss.iy ut $i.5014.25.
WHEAr-Markes heavy and dropping for lets
"a. at and yrm for parcels in store. 81 1901 -
Chicago Spring $l2s g .2sN AiIwaukee Club /;
$l.26 X@l.27 Amber Wisconsin u .eS0l.33 tor
Winter Rcd Western aAoat; $t1zdoi 1914 do. in
store $l.4l@l.l5 White Western
KYE-Market quiet 73c.
BARLEY Market firm or prime and heavy for
common Sales at 81 q zoe State.
CORN Market opened steady aud closed heavy.
To- 97lxc mixed Western afoat, and 7l(G7lH in
store.
OArs-Ma,ket steady. 3l@3Sc Western and
State.
Pork Unchanged.
PkOvisIoNs-Quiet.
WHlskY-Market less active aud scarcely so
firm 2lLQ12o.
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River Items.
Saturday, November 10, 1860.

Saturday, November 10, 1860.
ARRIVED
Luzx1Ns, Davis, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
LUzEREE, Davis, Montrose.
The favorite passenger PACKET City Belle. Capt.
Mitchell, will depart for st. Paul and inteTme-
iiats landings this morning.
The favorte passenger steamer Kate Cassel.
Capt. hillhousa, will depart for Nontrose this
morning.
The Fred Lorcns will depart fov Nontrose AID
way points this morning.
A case OF rar'iav piracy occurred on the
steamer Metev. - ,..x in the Lower Trade, Q
few days since. While the captain and msto
Of the boat were On shore atteaiing to some bs-
siness, the engineer, Nornan, took possession Of
the boat and started up the river. The pilot re-
fused to back her out frsm tho landing, and tho
engi neer took posressiOn of the wheel. The pilot
was induced to assume his post out of considerA-
tion Of the passengers. The CLERK was compelled
to give up possession Of the keys Of the safe,
books, papers, ETC.. which WAS done under protest.
Toe boat was overtaken by the Captain, W. h.
Dill, at Quarantine, where the engineer was put In
irons and lodged in Jail at st. Louis charge Of
piracy.
STEAMER SuNK.-The Ellen Gray, bound for
Cincinnati, with . valuable assorted cargo Of
l53 tons. was cut in two, and went down Instant
~. No lives were lost. The Ellen Gray compaE-
lively new boat, having been in use only three
seasons, and owned By J. &. johnson. and was
paYtlY ineured.
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BLUE GRASS KANSAS DosArIox.-
The good people Of Blue Grsss village and Vi
entity have dose good thing for the Kansas
sufferers. % will be seen BY what foilovs.
Their hearts are iu the right place. In the
name Of the committee We thank them for shis
assistance. The fo:lc wing are their donations
made ON the 9th inst:
Coas-Charlss Hitxl, 81 tu.; D. Lyon. H.;
NJ. Nsbsrvai, ls; r. B. C.tlin. Is; G. Msttso.
Z: Jas. NcGsrvey. II; Wm Louman. 8; H.
Gsbbert, 26; J. 3. Mount. IS; WIN. Mctsrv-y.
-; James Robinson, 10; MIR. Katreli, 20; w u.
BsnshoG. Is; jams Heron. lS-Total 246
bushels.
WHEA1-ysmes Heron. 4 bu; G. w. Baker,
4; ]. n. Bornsid~s, l3-Total FL bushels
FLous-M ). Budiong. half barrel; Horace
Carpenter, half barrel; Miles Benton. hslf BAR
rel; B. T. Craig. quarter barrsl-Totsl = s-4
barrslp.
OAsu--J. s. Mouots. $l6.75; individual do.
nations III ough J. 8. Aouuts. $l5.26; John j..
Harsch. 81; Esbert. 81; H. n. g. tyles. 60
TOTAL $50.
The committee request us TO state that If
the names Of any Of the donors have been in.
advertsntly omitted. that they will make 1t
koowp to the committee, and receive the prop
er crsli,.
ws'tfost that the good people Of other pre-
cincts in this country will emulate the exam
pie Of their Blue Grass brethren.
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'COMMER.C IAL.



O11scn DAIsy DsnookAf AND Nsvs,t
ee31.e1 6ssaraay Eva, Nev. 10, lsso. I
iTAsss vs. lsss sxcitsnsa9s n the maskrt to-
d. thea yesterday. bas ~ hisds Of sssia were
Aap 80 stsaly. Oaisss - nshsr dali. the sea
soa bsisg ssaay evs. Pehtses ars . shade bet
sss - tsin - ssen - en-, ,a@etAsioss below:
Rloua-Pirm aaA sesady 49, 35G4 50 whole
sa,. and t4.7s retail. ,ahidnsss 7so bbls.
WsEAr-Firm and steady st 75&7se. Recsipts
$50 b.. Shipasnts, - -.
BA.lsx-Firn = 4o@lse No. l, Receipts
l.ls4ba; shipasnts, 100 bu.
coss-Aitsts doing. We suste u l7Gise
Receipts. lse bu.
OAfs-Ssssdy st ls@i5s. nscsipts $50 bu.
OxIoxs-Dsi at ll0isc. Receipts, lss bu.
SAipnssts 20 bu. ss
PssAsas-Firm ct lsK0lse. Rsesipts sss ba.
Swssr Pof Afoss.-A few 4; market st s5G4vc
Per tushsl. Rsetipys 10 ~. bhipnsnts loo Is.
BcrEs- Scarce = llGlss xholssals. and IN
retail. ...4ss
! LAnD-vsu scarce x lse..ss
HA4s-Sons il malkstr 4
MArr-Shipmsass, 5eo.sE
> BosS-4sssrs. st is,<s ~sirasi.is. and lsc re-
tail.
HAy--Sssrse q e5 Tor splaad peairis.
AzDas.-Is ssed rsq.sss sad nodsssts 1t lkc
for 0fssu lOefor Dry and ll1lss for Dry Flint
CnxnsE ESapryl light and prssss Arm - ls,9
lse fes Hsriass Co.; Wsstssa Reserve lc1lle
Wholesale sad i3ol6e recall. - 81
0lse; Shoaldsrs loo retail. -.
GAnp-Bat little coming il. Quails 65c y
aossa Prsirie Chickens l.So = dozen MAlard
Ducks 2s03sc y pair.
Fxu1- fair supply o. hand. Choice
satisg apples Ss.5eG3 p Sba. cooking do. 50 q
3.S0 y bbl. Batfsw Psars in market 1t - u bu.
Quinciss few Ohio Quiaeies ID market at - y
basAsl. Supply Of Crsnbsrriss light At - y
~. 0sspss, Isabella sad CatawbA from Cincn-
nd, sal tssdily BY the box st loc y b. Wild
Grapss, 300 y ba.
Fsun-7Dry--A.R b Raisins $3.50 y box, layer,
-. Smyrna Figs NAV erop) l2Xo y Il. Prunes,
Turkish, sHe. French, lak. Zante Currasts,
loo.
BsANs-Dull ct 500 y bu.
SWIFT PorAroM-Ws quote st e0c wholesale.
DsIsD Fsur-Apple; sQel0c Peaches Il1loc
Prunss s0l2ho.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12
Aaii Arsaasenents.

Times o. opening ssd closing msilsis ths Dsvsa-
pos4 pbst Once: 81.
EisTsRs NAIL, arrives st . A y and \ ;clOsss
& ato;1o 4 and 5Pn. t'-&
NORrassN NAIL, via Duhsaas and North Iowa,
= arrives st . y closes $50 4 n.
S0UTuksn NAIL, fron St louis and southern
Missouri, rivss 1t I'm; closes $50 ~.
WEsTEEH AND S0uTHsax Iowa NAIL, arrives ut
6PM; el0ses at SPH.
ILLINOIS wAy NAIL, arvivss AH;slosss st ? Y.
DUBUdCs WAY MAIL. srrivee - , Tuesdays,
Thundays and SstuElaysi closes IT 8 Sum
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. ~
Or kivsx NAIL TO LYONS, strives st OP Il; sleses
stsrn, daily. sxbept Sundays.
BGUD 0RAsa MAJL, arrives att 4. CLOSES ct II y
Tussdays, Thsssdays aad Saturdays.
ANIrY MAIL, arrives and closes st IL = Tussdays
and Fridays. - s.
AKAnooA n All, arrives end cloeee 1t II Y, on
Thursdays
Ths once will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from toloAA.
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Destructive Fire at Buffalo, NY.

DuBFALO, Oct I'D.
fire br he out at one o'clncx This ,noroing
10 the kitchen Of the Clarendon Hotel. and
rapidly sprssdi & entirely destroyed tho msin
building. .ituated on the corner Of Main and
South Division street. and the wing extending
through TO Washington street. Tue wing on
South Division street Was ssvsd. II. l.
Chamber ain jumped from the fourth story
window and vas almost instantly killed.
Wm. Garland. Of the trm Of Garland 4
Birnes, was burned to desth.
The building vas owned by Orson Phillips
and valued At $50 900 upon wh,cn there 10 IN
insurance Of $4,000 in New York and New
Ens gland companies Toe furnitur-. "wneI by
Mr Hodges, Of the American. .aaJ Mr.. Rick aPds,
proprietor Of the Clarendon. vas mostiy de.
ct, Dyed. Loss 10 furniture about &9, ,OOO, fully
insured.
Wm. Peabody. druggist. loss about $4,000
above his Insurance.
Moor losses will make the total loss not fer
from Sl2J,OOO, upon which there 10 sbo..
S6O, 900 Insurance. There Vas . heavy rain
falling at the time. which prevented the FIRE
from spreading beyond tho building. II 10 ru.
mored that four servant girls are iost and It 10
thought that many s.r.ngsrs may have per.
ished /; also one man raissd the Windo v and
exclaimed he vas . Granger and could not 60d
the way out and could not live another min
ute in bis room and begged the crowd to save
htm. He wss not seen again.
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Crying FsaaA.

BosrOH. Nov. 8.
The Boeten Traveller says . committee Of Re-
publicans 10 tn First Ward Of that eitv he's
Investigated the election returns Of that
Ward. and 6nd thst the whole nuwbse oi
.amss on the voting list y tut 1901. while she
vote returned wae l74l. Other frauds ere
known to have been p4rpstrased. and il vas
BY these mesps that Burlingsme vss defeated
Mr. Burlingame will contsss the right Of Nr.
Appleton to take his seat 10 Cons rsss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

ENGINE ARRIVED twelve horse
power Caloric Engine for Evans. Chew Co .
Friday evening. 1t is q simple looking ~.
rangement, but will do up the work handsome.
ly. Messrs, Townsend d Collier ure engaged
IN putting it into working order. In the couree
Of few days it will be put upon trial Thi.
10 tho first machine OF the kind ever brought
to this city, and from the manner which it
performs Its duty. will have everything to do
about their introduction here
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.. BSslAEss sas lissly IN oar city - Sss-
usdsy. Ihs Ssssssy tssss1 ost - ssses and
,hrong-d The sasssas fsu asssisg tiIlr sigAt
~isA ssses : Il Sss d esss 70 - ssh Sssh-
ossssAsioss II pan msnSy iato sirssiatiou and
kegs people froa idlsaess and eoassqssnIiy
oas Of utschisf -
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From A ugasta, c..

AueusrA. o., Nov. 3.
4 dsputation Of CAsolin,sns are vieising
G-or.is. Ssdsts AID conservative 0sosyiaes
hsvs mounted c.,ckades
LAyM We have not . line from Chsrlesson
Biev's Li.nt. In the army. Who vss reported
TO have r~si net h,s .mmsson. vili Be . ecu.
didste foe the command Of . volunteer bsttsl.
ion. THE cleo loo viIl he held % Saturday
night. and It !. reported that several thoussad
minute men sre s'rs~dv s1lisisd Ut shs South
and enrSllmsnt continues
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

FLAT BOATs.-There was a complete
loading and discharging freight. Some had got
tothsr journeys end, while others we're on thsir
way to the Crescent City.
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Kansas REcsrrrs.-The receipts .,
the Kassas committss Rooss yesterday y err
liberel. We ere Glad 70 - the liberal spirit
# our people thas displaysd N this ssuss
Davenport and scott eoussy vili fnsstsh pse
visions enough 70 kssp the inhabitssss Il ssv.
sral eousues Of that ooustry from ustss want.
The receipts yesterday we're - follovs:e :
Cosx--Prsvisssly aetuevlsdgsd. ese bpsh-
els. X Snyder. Is; Conrad Reed. IL; Istesl
Hal. 2; Thomss ,Rsueh, ~; .J,hn Sehm'dt.
80; Blue GsAss donssion. 2ls-S4s. Total
l.O44 bushels. =
: FLouR-Robert To~nssrd, half barrel; R.
H. Boyd. hsh bssrsi L. Shrieker. one barrel;
Blue 0rAss donstisn. 3 84-434. ts
CAsn-Prssisasly aekao~ls 3lSs 30 !;
N. G. Dssis d; J. G. DAvis 81; Il. Il. Uoyd.
. so; Blue Grsss donation. tss-t4l. so
Total tlsss0 t,e.z,'+-~...@'. q,
WHAT James T. Cooneli. 6 bu: Blue Gtsss
donation, Fl bu.-27 bushels.
SaIPPsD-By steamer Luzsrne. 81 ssoks and
~ barrels Of potstoss. l barrel Of trout.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

INrEREsTINa.-Among the excited
crowd .. the great trot on Friday. none Seem
cd more interested or exhibited more anxiety
than two blind men who we're present, BOh
we're stone blind but they were bound to see the
trot ANYHOW
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j. J. VEss ANCE

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GooDRiCu, 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 Room next door
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, NJ :. Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Ofhce.
n. b. Teeth extracted all hours of the day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

DuLL.-The dullest business in town
10 that of the police courts. We are getting
out Of patience With the Justices for not hav.
ing more 70 do 10 th,s line. -.t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

COMMENCED PoRK PACKING.-V. Il.
Rowe has commenced the pork packing busi-
ness The first work va done on Friday. 4
large amount Of hogs wilt be put In barrels and
shipped at that concern this Fall and Winter
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

DART l. Son are opening up their
grocery store on Front street IN good style
They have fine stock Of goods. snd are bound
not to be undersold.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

CoUNrsR JUMPERS were Up to their
eyes 10 tsps. prints snd dry goods generally 90
Saturday. The ladies are making the mosey
NJ. lssr csestures t.-.ss s-iae4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

COUNTRY people complain that the
cows hich run at large in the city are very an
noying to them. They bite into the sacks, eat
their corn. potatoes, and cabbages without
nuisance.
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SCRAMBLE FOR THE SpolLs, - The
scramble for the spoils has commenced in good
ca nest. and We are glad to see it. We want
it distinctly understood that it pessss US TO see
the aspiring Republicans pitch in for the warm
seats which will coon be rendy to receive the II
The principal fight in this city-.he real booe
Of contention here, over which there will be
80 much swapping and growing by the half
famished ours. is the Post Office. In this city
there are to-day more than hundred greedy
eyes fxei wistfally upon it; more than q
hundred itching hands are ready to grab 1t;
more than hundred anxious political hacks.
who never did anything, and who never viii!
il they can help themselves, stand ready for
the drop Of the hat, that they may lunge At
the sweet morsel and if need be. with tooth
and toe nail, fight for the victory. Jealousiss,
spites and -andering has already been inaugu-
rated by those who wish TO take turn At the
crank. Our eeneibilities we're shock ed on Sat-
urday by the remarks of Q Republican
Who thinks that he ought to have the Office.
but knows he is not acceptable to his party
who. in fat las been told 90 by high authority
This is no funeral OF ours, but it is matter
10 .hich We feel come interest. Az heavy pat
rons Of the poet office, and having in view all
the while the public good, We wish to see come
man put into i. Who is worthy Of the place
and who will be an honor to the position.
On Friday. as We are Informed. young Re
publican started out with paper in hand to ob
tain signatures. Recommending him to the po-
sitisn. How he will succeed We cannot say.
This much We know he is . fine young
man, and we'll calculated for the position, aud
he went about the work to obtain IL in q fair
and honest manner. But the little joker who
reports for the Gazette, don't think so. He has
mean that Charley Eidridge shall come any
grab games over him. He has got tired Of
acting in capacity Of reporter, aud wants to
play Post Master awhile. though be assures the
public that he don't want anything Of the kind.
OF course he don't mean to have il if any body
.lse gets ahead Of him-which he won, allow,
ifhe can hinder it. He intimAtes that no per
son has any right to circulate among the Re.
publcsn to obtain signatures-no right to ask
his friends to recommend him--no right to ask
Of the people a'fres expression upon . matter
which concerns them. That 10 very 6ns for
the reporter Of the Gasette Why don't he
coms out like man and ask in . manly man.
nsr for what he vants-what he is exsrting his
energies 70 obtain. We hope there will be an
election on the subject, a. the reporter sug'
gests. { r If there is We shall see the sweetest
little brush ever held 10 Davenport Pitch TO-,
Charlie. Addis. srd The rest OF you, hut doa's
let US See any more underhandsd gsnes on the
part Of our vsO .r,er how
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

AMornK1 NAxoH.-Ths ovusn II
Rlask Bisd;sad Prsisis Boy hsvs made ssosbes
msssh, - ssas a visbiu three wssks ssasiss.
ing ~ ssgIe dssh of ten s'itss to harosss. tos
. posss q 1000. Si0psop. the ewnsr of
Black Bird hss pot up his mensy. The trial
win tste plses ct Chicago. and vill b. one Of
inmsoss interest 70 sporting uss end admirers
of cod stock. st
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j. A. REID. N. D..

j. A. REID, N. D.,
DHYSICfAE AND SURGEON. OFFICR-
i No. Is. corner Main AMI Third streets, Dsv-
enport, IowA t-
II. REfD cen be consulted at his Office at all
bours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
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THE CI y.

SEVERAL hundred teams were on the
lsvss Saturday, IL wss eight which would
do the syss Of blind mao good.
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X. N. PREYTYMAN.

(FORMERLy BURROWS 4 PKgrrYMAN.
GTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COAMlS
y sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
NO. 4, burrows Hlock Leves,
apll.tfl DAVENPORT, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

EDN Az ID = FHASER
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. apl9-dly
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II. OLIVER.

J.G. sHoREY. Il. OLIVER.
SHOKEY K OLIVER,
T OG PUMP MAKERS.-SIiOP ON THE AL
IL 10y. between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAvENPoKT, March 30-i3mwtt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

The cavalry snesmpmsnt commenced y
Richmond on Wednesday With fifteen eompa-
nies. 4
The Lynchbt'g postmaster has thrown Up
HE cflce.
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Dt,ardimG.

MRS. ROBERT CHRiSl ~ WILL REMOVE
Vvl to the south vest c0rner Of fTsly and 9th
streets, where, on OF s,tsr the 18th Of Kossmber,
che viii be able 70 scoomnnd4ts Day boasders,
soexthss eth limited = uess q lods ssss.
kevsnpssb 1es. ~, l6o0. neve
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-12

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
HORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprictors
Free Omnibus to and from the cars Ofico 70
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De
Witt, Ma'iuoketa, and Anamosa.
Eara One nnliar ner day. AuR91-l,
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81 McWAe0.

r OST ON SATURDAY A BLUE, PILOT
IL cloth coat, between Willard BArrows' on 9th
-et, and LeClaire street, and oarg ents row sin
aud Rock Island streets. fhe subscriber viii give
two dollars reward to any person who will return
the same at his house ~ this Office.
nov9l PATRICIA GRADY
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2sn.ottxt' aud gems.
M0XDAY MORNING. NOV. II, lSoo.

o. =. 6CRfvBN, %, Dearborn street, Chicago, u
s6toosisea 10 rscsive aAssrtissmsnts for this par
PER. s.,..,.sz.4
ROUNDS 1 LAxoDos, fss kandelph street, Chi
cago, are sathsrissd 70 receive sdssrsi 1snsnssGW
this psper.
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AUSTIN CoRRIN. GEO. .. c. DOW. g.. Brown
cor MN, DOW BROWN,
4 TTORNEYS AND OOUNSELORS ATLAW
"A and Notaries PHblic. .U
Sc. BRowS, United States Commi issioner.
OsPicx-At Mackiot 4 Corbin's Exchange Of
fce, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
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NEw, Yoax. Nov. 10.
The steamer Fulton took 30 pssssogsrs and
$l86. .OOO In specie.
The Legislature Of Arkansas osgsnissd last
Monday by sisctioe Judge Fletcher Prss,dsst
u The senate and Wood Braneh speaker Of The
House.
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Destructive Fare.

ClSoisnArI. Nov. TO-
The extensive ssw mill Of H. l.. Glen ), 10
tbs 18th ward. together With large q iassity
of lumber vas destroyed BY Are last night.
Loss $4,000. Partially insured.
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w r. sLANk,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA and Notary Public. Metropolitan Block, Dav-
cnport, Iowa. mars If
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Law lSnrlalcssllip.

Law PArlMCs ship.
JNO. p. COOK. J.wILsoN DRURY.
COOK 4 DlIURH,
Successors to Cook, Dillon d Li~dley.
I'VE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the pr ictice OF the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March s. 1880. COOK j DRURY.
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JOHN ZuMMEM MANN.

- DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
L turer, one door west Of corner
~ 10th and LeClaire streets, Davenport,
Iowa. All instruments of my own mako warranted
and kept in order, without charge, five years.
N. B.--Repairing and tuning done at all times
nd in the best manner.
DAVENPORT April Is, 1860 lapllS-dly