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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

HansnsOM 6tranbcrries 1T was our un-
expected good luck to be the recipient, few
days since, Of . painful Of mammoth straw
berries, from the garden Of our friend J. N.
BosSsII, Esq, Of this place. And mammoth
ones they were, many Of them measuring
over three inches in circumference. Wetook
them home, dished them up with cream and
sugar, and have very distinct recollection
that they were not bad to take, and that as
VIC swallowed sach sweet, juicy, mouthful, we
could not for the life Of us help wishing that
there were more ]. N. BoSSEEIs in this vii
lage. We have no hesitancy in according
to Mr.. B. the premium for the largest and
best strawberries. Yet if any ono is not
willing to allow this to Mr.. B. if they will
bring us sample we win endeayor to Judge
fairly and impartialIy as to their several
merits.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-22

I0cAI nEpARTMrNT.
---------
Tyocel-From ,Jessup to this place there
continues to arrive dailv bv the coach. from
eight to ten passengers.
a~,. -----.-----sp -
Ne" hass'y.-The old stand OF y. N. MI
SkR Is being htted up preparatory TO the es-
- ------ -sp--
Nen orocery.-We understand that parties
from Dubuque are about starting Grocery
establishment at the stand formerly occupied
by VANSAuN & Hunt.
r,r,.
...s,. - !. = sp,' W ''la' '.e,earc - NC
80 - y .vu' sa'oons es'aolsneu At TINS
rect our food Iemplar friends will have
P'cnty OF work on their hands.
Rs,;o;om we understond Tho r.e,,n,ns
win hold : Quarterly Mcct;nc - thc Metho-
dist Hall next Saturday and SUNDAY limo
GARD and oath There mil, nro,,.hlv ho !.
sermon in English on Sunday afternoon
Tracy, of this place, presented us with a
hens egg that we considered decidedly huge.
It measured eight inches one way. six inches
the other, and weighed three and quarter
ounces. $500
ss
D's.r'ce co"rt.--As Judge WILSON deemed
.na' ms presence was needcd at the 'ait'inorc
conventlon' ny mis- friend DOUGLAS, more
litigants Of this District, Court will probably
stand adjourned for period, concerning
which, deponent sayeth not.
r...
g.. = LES
go. !. .h;r 49, !. ~, : -.
80 -. .-s...:s., ~
80 ss.s 80. - !. W. 20. sn'ooe 'nu
~. = 80 . 80. - ..,,:, puDo sp.aA'i'
80. p'" ~ "
enective.
RooI ,g,ore--cu,s R,rrp.v ESQ ofn,
b,,o,,e h,s taken rooms On M,;n stroat no,r,v
the Western Hotel and next Wool
v;l, oner 10 the ;nsnect;or or tho n,,h,;c , stool
Of Book. Stationery etc As tbero il A.
nre.cnt "a e.t.b,;sbmert of th;s L;na = tou,n
"a nrc,,;ct for Mr.. r ,;hsr., and rar,,,nar
tive ,tr,de
s.. :. @ ->.-
charlottesville semi-monthly exhibition
81 the Horticultural Society will be held this
d. j. COLEMAN, ESQ. reads an es-
say.-subicct "7aste." All should attend.
and we will guarantee that none win have
Just cause to complain Of the exhibition. or
Of friend CoLExAS's good "tasten
-
Crops.-Wo are having now some glorious
growing weather. Farmers faces wear an ex-
preston Of grateful and quiet satisfaction,
and broad fields Of grain are laughing in the
warm mellow sunshine, giving promise of an
harvest. The chances are now de- |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-20
THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.

10 ne Editor IF The n. y. Tribune
SIR: VIII you permit Southorner, resident amidst
YOU. who ownf and occupies rea property In this city,
who has not the interest Of dollar attaching him TO
any soil but that of New-York to say, through your
columns, a few words 10 the men OF the North upon
the subject indicated at the head of this commlnca-
toni
Yes, Southern ConCdcracy is in process OF forma'
ton The angry ane turbid elements from which II IL
10 issue are already astr. They rapidly assuming
uorentous shape and form. Every mail from the
South il faugh with proof of this beyond the posslb
ity of doubt But few days ago it was " a little
cloud like a mans hand; now the heaven III black
with cloud and wind" lie must be blind who does not
see tbis he must be a mailman who does not shndder
and feel his heart to sink within him. in contemplation
Of the probable result.
Men Of the North, i ia not yet too late. II rests
with YOU to dssipae thissorm which yourselves have
evoked, by words and acs.promptly offered, oil pa
,riotic concation and manly reeantaiion. NOTHING
else We sOrrowfully but firmly believe, can Siso us
and yourseyes fron the great calamity OF permanent
disruption Of our present glorious Conederaey' o"'
your eyes over tho Slave States Of the South Nm''
gee Won there The whole population IN violent Ter
ment. Deep, intense, angry and rapidly Increasing
excitement peryad q all the Southern States. Dsap-
ronted roliticna, rabd Democrats, discontenied no
ioricty--tkern ambitious aid reckeHr douhssognoh'
nmate iro.elayists eager advocates OF the reoPohhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09
Fort sS New York, May 9, 1890.

Fort ~ New York, Nay ., 1850.
uxAREn
nesrshis ArssA ar, sscss Isvsvpeo-E Cu.gd:
sissystrp nssa<>s rA.srHns hAiAazAs-ksvH Bros Ma
ssa.sSp ~ Louis csv.ndy, View orisrs-rsscc Nal
ssssnshp jamestown, simmer Ncrst. As-LsnAm Hs-
seken
ssp Derby, Hu.ehnsou san rr.ne.sse-v Coleman 4 Co
Bark Fortuna ccnsisnna du) Piuo, hasssilss-F Bsu
s.,s gss s,Tsssr slender M.nas,'ss, H.v.ns,g yriss
81 ~ aesssif. fs,ssn, ocssivss y"
sls M anna xs:s t,ssis:ss.-a Rsgcss. Co.
80 Ocean Ss-s II fosss.rs visss~-D j ps-sf
SER JB8Ti' fsrssr' Sswssrs o D,bsis 90.
e., Ss,y asS %
sr 1 esSss f ks, lf,s':sy H.sS Kenny
ssg go s. s csssS F FsG,xssssS'
sssarshsr re.isnis nTsnl ysnbe Hsnsuf va sssa.sr.
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= sss.: .. wcs . y: =. ~ I. 49, -. - Z.
~ 2s:.ssr A.ss. es.ssy yss y y 49, 49, 9
* ss..;s Sss5 W. q s!;S 4: Si; (s:ii,..
& S.,9 g ss:s's sl ,s =. i ys
sss i; Y: - $: S 5:s;
sssp. no. Colombo ior bossusi leh, isi n rnw ss
~ g "a I'm 4 = @
'' sis s:.rs zss dcss !.,s s.y- .a mas. s.a ~
.sssrg r.iss " V ss S.sssi ssss men iss ssr,sry
ssss. ss 80 g. A''a ~ ~" nose And
he Asisss esssAs, LIVERPOOL Asn va ~ 80 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

we are dAiy indebted 70 Adams hxprss nor new Tioas
papers IN advance Of shs nall.
eHy TuscxEoRA Dunlevy Il PhadephA TN Inst nom Ixv-
erpoo eneounsrsa ssavy weabsr and westerly gass dusg
hs psssge On The hh uh, Samuel Sparrow FED nom Aioft
WHALING BIRx ESpylvorn vnsnn Il New Bedford frum
oehonl Sea, reports Aprn 4, 81 lon So sIpsscesd e
Of wind, commencing IRON 81 which incrsAsed until Nm
when blew hurricane Hove 70 morning Of ~ ~. split
foresAn and main pp snd ost wAh boat and oAvhs Ame
nlsn 80 n,ssn oov ~ ~. SsS ~ 49,
s.ys~. snu - 80. s.f
yme unasr 1fe Poiz - 10y o.s
% s ed s ~ - sss.s ~ snrvrrS nsyt ~ srs
s,ns 81 ~ ~, as .s csrr1sd sv~v m ana avins i
boom fore ,oprsanma asd roJ alnas md aovs buiwaxts
on larboard sde.
N, NJ, r-,,.,r ryv e,or. 0spsueros AR Go~on ~ss
-, ar. ont ~ M. n~rtr sf,u, l.ss ma ~
frst Account sessnd her a. Si ss neethsr with her
earvo hut nom lat~r sdvccs OF ~
sarro and perhaps vessel may saved She had cargo
q suf.r usde dscs viii aeef ed o. noaoss' vneA
houshf 70 oe pefuAip insured non
Bnc Lni.r-bsinmme, NAY &nbrk iAnn, r. roa1t
Ri Aprn ~ has arrived mere WIZ - " iofsP mo pa"
deck lad Hy olD
Sem MANY ID IkEE-BAaufort Nay <-2chr Mary ID Lana,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

HAVANA, nArArxAg AND NEW oRLRArA
uuynn cnv-pvun NV YWA r. aH1vng - usvsna n
a14ESw 0xlanne -. ~ New osise9 -. Asvann -
GxszvI-1sus Hsv ios -, srsvAs = lsv..A IN
sFIsvhe a nsw faA a
"a ssd New ossss.s -. Pro. Esv Or = Hvsss
~ sss4vins 4 new Yot isAL
New Ovisans ~ rra Nov orisans II, Havana la, v.
o11sss crr-te1 New Ycs Nay u, asrwss ~ n
MA nny n Pm HavaaA MAy Z arriving - nov Ysrt
1.sAs..,yru- Few r~h s~ xA,a..s - - - q 80
Tsanxx-trcw rsw TEA ~ Havana N Hsn.s UP, -
d sn4vai q evsry atras Cunasl Steamer ., Hsv Y~k
NB-whsn ss absve Saxsu mn N Sunday - aeaDr vm
30 a MankAy, essept from Nsv Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

AsHEp-Abous 30 bib. were cold today a. " @h
for pearh, aad - rs for pcts, per 100 fca
BasApsrrvvs -F1eur-fhe market, under ne mnnenoe
Of Increased rsceipn and the charncssr q NE loregs
news was heavy and lower and prices o. common And
medium grades u STATE and Western we're rom oc %
1oc. per Dbl cheaper, win more doing ~ NE aecnne.
The sass footed up about IL 900 bbs pAr 40 nsvc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

r. Soc ~ uyfrES.. rs' scss. issssa rcssr :
~ go n sicss q sssardsy N seo.t 80 nS I'D
s.s.,ssss CO, ssssss. ssi sss = ss.nsslsi "
cart 6Wsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

BIpsrss nor me Fsrt u usw YEA .
Foreign Ports fer tAs week EnaAAG
Nay ., 1889.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

n revenues Of hs company nom shs busins1 Of Ne
annual report S16e 207 CO. This mainly 70 be attri
butsd he destruction Of the grain crops BY most along
ne eastern half Of tho road uaversng much the most
DsDalous and productive portion Of the country tributary
n he line The inr Of the receipts a The company
fsm extension chicago has. IN view Of the contin
ued depression IN buriness Of the Northwest, equaed
sur zatcipations
Reorganization Of the property Is in progress
ahdsr which the directors hope to see the road
pay dividends at some future day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

~
Tk-Arr hrs Mary Hsaasid. hasnsh, uyos Cor whs~or
q skrs Hscsey, LoveA Rappshsnaoes, n sssv b. =
hs rYost fos dveG1n Arsy 90 for rers~uyuts.
IAlss French, and Nns.z, hsrGlssd 40 Co. rwus.xs
Ssrsurypoit, Rvwssss, fcisy PAiIsdsIpAlS lqr B..
Hodsmsp, kish and Ckas Rrov KoebapeS ki@b shpu<
for 500, Prosssuos, D~vn Do fev Br~rs fg yovss..
sosdcus for rs~burJpos A ssssos, RsAs fr
eAn sy ~ br,s n.soe r.ylor, 4.rsss ss,,.. -
cry fcr Taunton in Hn:, ncess nmsss.pE -
Pro- rors S " yr.ssis' o.ss ns@s: ssss
Bysr s.,ss yss y. ss Ss 49, s..... u--
pEPf,a pxrrHrA, wsy, es1duc~ap Arr ssAr ncs.
Baisr. Portland; xcsvo. nurcn rr,ssn. - 1910
~ 'sss "a = rsarsr %,ss Bss Hssiss Hsve ssss
~ Si.sr' y rn.s s.ss.. $500; "a "a Hcrs.
I 5ss.s W. o. cs;. g. sr. ns~.s s.ss - n.
pi rsosts%Sp =, s-cs s.ss ys~s4. ma cus. sxs
rEcurs, rksy; Abr Rbss, osahru and ni.sAs nnnSv.
Ssoyig!scr. M lar sars = rcss.; sssss r.s
sii.ss.Apwt ssicvs srsv NJ Hssss b..i.s. De- u:
s err 20 81 F. sr r. s az slr' '.p. Have
H~s xo.s sia sssl isn.s 1 cs5. 49, sssrT -
,ss sc.s ~ yc.ssr "a sus.a ys Issn =. 80;
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ed IA, sAspe jean Ban rr) Qnysr. nsssm3 -. Az
dr,w Jackson. wnna.A csaao' rossr hsA - 49,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
SALE.-WRErEAs, on the soth

V,RUSTEE'S SALE.-WRE-EAs, on the s0.h
! day OF January, A. y. 1850, L'ander D.
Beeks an unmarried man. executed unto Austin
corbin. as Trustee, certain iced OF Trust, con.
veying T., said Trustee the land in Cedar county.
Iowa described a. follows, to Wit The north west
quarter oi the north west quarter Of Section No.
thirty hive 3,l, in Township No eighty one u |,
Hange No. one west, Of the 5ih r. ~: which
said conyeyancc was made by the said Leapdcf
ID. Beeks 'or the purpose of securing the payment
OF one certain promi-sory note, d the interest
thereon, signed by said Beet dated the goth day
Of January. A. ID. 1850, and payable on the lst
day OF April. A. ID. 1860 at IN. Banking House of
Mack'et h Corbin, to the or 'er Of William Dun
ton, for the sum OF one hundred and 6t,y six and
iol0a dolla s. with interest at per cent. after
maturity.
And now, said note having become due and pay.
sble and the said Beck. havirg allied 20 pay the
same. !, Nustin Corbin, Trustee as aforesaid. do
hereby give this public notice that hy virtue of
the power which is in me vested by said Deed of
rrus. will on Sstur lay the 2sth dav of July, A.
D. $780, at the hour Of two ocl, OK in the atern
Of said day. at the Court House loo in the City
Of Davenport, expose and offer Tor sale, at public
auction, for cash, the parcels Of land arove do.
scribed. or much thereof as shall be necessary
to satisfy ard pay the amount of said note, With
tao interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale. cots Of this notice and Trustees tees.
DATED the Sd day Of July. A. u. 1850
AUSTIN CORBIN,
july3 Its Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
ALWAYS 60 to the Starr depot. Re
msmbsr hs b 6xsd Starr, and 20 aistaks

TAsoLE Foor.-Ws yesterday on
Fropt street sav jolly lot Of raitsmss, Who.
judging from their aetieas. he'd bsse rashss
freely indulgiug IN that article commonly
called shiskey. aad from appearances sAeald
not wonder II they would have chance 70
visit our Mayor this morning. ta,o1
Since writing the above. the crowd got into
> roogh-and.sumble fight. on their raft laying
at the levee, below the Scott House. One Of
the party had bic thumb nearly ehswed OF.
We y seturn shis tie soss Of ~ sasssilasl
nearly Oh. the remsindar Of which vas dressed
by Dr. AcCarn. sssri rivhish be vas arrested By
The Assahal ssd ledgsa IL The AsLisy Hesas.
Isad vtll peehsb,y havs hsarise bsfssp hi,
| Her, H. 1sgsr ~ easaiag. - siessss ~
dis.roassy TessleaAs ue. saAs asuss>s svau
uon ~ - 49, vss !
~~ N --'v's d{sss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
COM Nj E RCIAL .
DAVENPOssT MAM & Er.
DAILY kLPORT.


OFFICE DAlLy DEMOCRAT AND NsWs,l
Monday Eve, July 2. 1850.
Market dull and Dropping. Wheat and corn IN
derwent ano:her Sigh, decline to-day, and may
new be quoted At s5a soc for the former, and 81 g
80 for the latter in ear In other articles Of pro-
duce the market is unchanged. We quote:
FLoUR-In fair demand At IS 5o@5 75retail, and
S 25@S 50 wholesale for City Spring Extra !;
Superhne 81 50; Rye dour "a OO@4 50 Coyn
meal 81 90 y cwt. Shipments cf Aour It's bbls.
WaxAr-Receist 500 bu; shipments 4l0U bu.
Spring good to choice s5cGsO No. 2 do SIC.
Corn Receipts 1000 bu; shipments 1850 bu.
We quote At S2433c for ear, and 33@34c shelled.
OA1s No receipts; shipments 900 bu. In good
demand At 2s@3Oc for good to choice.
BARLEY-No transactions.
RYR-Nothng doing.
BUcKwHgAr-A good article sells readily at 75c.
POTAToEs-In fair demand At 3oc for Pinkeyes
and 35c for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are
selling At 3o@4oc. New potatoes are selling .,
ls@7oc y peck, retail.
WooL-We quote at 2O@35c.
HAY.-Steady and quiet At o0@4 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 Dogs 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-ln good request and moderate at 596c
for Green; S@l2c for Dry and ll4l3c for Dry
Flint
brrrER.-There is good supply in market of
tub butter, but for good and choice roll for table
purposes continues in moderate supply and nrm At
l0@i2ck; Roll and tub s@9c Wholesale and 100
lie retail.
E00s-Steady and firm with fair supply at
7X@6Xc retail.
BEAxs-Ssesdy and unchanged. Wequote at
s0@90c Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEssE-SuppIy light and prices firm at l31
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lO@llc
whole sale and l21l5c re'ail.
LARD-In fair supply at 1l@12Xc.
HAxs--Common iO1a@l!c Sugar Cured 12H
Q15c Shoulders lOc retail.
DRrED FRUIr-Apple. s@l0c; Peaches II @ ] sc;
Prunes s@l2Xc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

Tines O. opening and closing mailsin the Dsvsa.
port Post Once:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at 8 and ? close,
at $40 4 and 5Pn
NosrHsnx n AL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at 8 y !; closes $50 n.
SourHLsu NAIL. from st Louis and Southern
Aissosri, rivss At M closes s.3o.Av.
w.srsEs AxD SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PN; closes st SPn.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives 4 y; closes st n.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives ct Y Tussdays,
Thursdays and saturdays; closes st \ Sun.
>, days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
" AIvsx NAIL TO LYONS, arrives st ? n; closes
at srH. daily. exbept Sundays.
bLCB GRASS MAIL, arrives st \. closes ct II Y
Tussdsys, Thursdays sad Saturdays.
AAIrY NAIL, arrives and closes ct Il \ Tuesdsys
and Fridays.
AxAxosA NAIL, arrives and closes At IL \, oH
Thursdays
The eacs will be .psn On Sunday during the
Summer from . to 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
|. ATE N F. w S..
From New York.
NEw YoRx Jure so.

NEw ok Jure 80.
Between land 6o~l~ck Yesterday afternoon
violent squsii paced over south rooklyp
causing terrible accident At the Academy OF
Music in process Of erection in that ei,y A.
he time the equal vas at its b ghi. twenty.
fve wos Enen were engaged 10 putting up th-
roof Of the ediice, when gust Of Wild and
entirely demolished the root Of the building
Six person we're injured BY the accident. twe
II them so seriously that they are not expect
ed to recover. The damage to the Academy
10 es,imsted at ab,ut 10000 Luther Is. Wy
man. one OF the stockholders " no xss inspec-
ting the bull ling at the time J,hn c. 81 T.
son, master rigge.; Mr.. Chandler, stone ma.op
John Kennedy, faborer Jeremiah johnson. Il
mason, and Chae. Barton, his apprentice boy
are among the injured
The Mozart Hall Democratic General Com
mitte- had IN citing last evening. and Adopt
ed series Of reso uiions. deploriny the Divisions
In the ranks Of the Democracy. and recon-
mending the nomination OF u joint ell ctorai
ticket in the State Of New YORK., to be eur
ported BY the united Democracy, and # such
. union cannot be Effected, to support Judge
Douglas for the Presidency.
Terrible Storm at Boston Loss Of Life
Sad Havoc among the Sailing Craft.
BosTcN, June 80.
The lightning laet night struck the house o.
iona, han B. Goodnough, in Brighton. killing
Mr.. G. and his son, aud seriously iDjuring Mrs.
g. The fore, 0! the xaie was terrific. uproot-
ing large trees. demoi. ming chimne. sawnings
and doing other damage.
Many sailing boats IN the harbor were urs-t.
and there are reports that sevsra! lives are lost
but these reports are not C, ntirned, though
there we're many narrow escap :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

A STITCH IN TlME, 6c.-We call the
atsestioo Of the City hsrshal 70 the pavement
or foot-bridgs over the slough On Third street.
this eide Of Fillmore. which demands his satsu-
tios, % at present il is entirely unsafe for fest
psesengers, The attention OF the Street Con
missioner 10 also called to the gutter the late
rains have made on the side Of the street near
The came place. which if attended too soon, may
save the city some unnecessary expense in fu-
ture. We think our citisens Who live IN that
end oi town. are justly entitled to receive lit.
tie at&sntiss IL the way Of rspairs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

CLorHrNG At CosT.-NO excuse for
being without new clothes when you can g 70
No Is East Second street, in the Nstsopolitso
Block, and buy anything yen want In the
ready made Ims for small sum Of money. r.
II. Parks, proprietor Of the above sstabli- T.
meot. is selling every day large quantities Of
clothing. and selling at cost. too. A call l. re-
eoectfullv eolioited.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

To Mr.. BRNARD SAGE.-I had hoped
that the decision Of Eve competent and disin-
terested judges in favor Of the Kirby Hsrves
ter % . mower at Edwin Smiths on last Thurs
day would have been satisfActory. You had
. fair trial. and - you had. yourself got up
the match aud selected the ground it was res.
sonabls . suppose you would be satisfisd, - l
think the public generally we're.
Being pressed for time, I do not feel di-p posed
nor prepared to accept your proposal at the
present time. However. II you fell very snx-
ious to try your concern again With the Kirby.
yoo ssn do % THE week BY crossing the river
where = trial comes OF vitb other mAshines
both - rsapsrs aud mowers
JSo. G. NAoiLL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

FouTH OF JULY CRLEBRATIoN.-The
various committees, eepecis ly the Finance. are
requested to meet at the United Ststes Expresa
Office this evering. ats o'clock. to make re-
ports. A full attendance 10 earnestly desired
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

00A0. .. PtfNAA. JOHN y. RO0EeS.
~. NAM 4 ROGERS.
A TTORNEYS AND coz NSELOR@A AT LAW.
"A OvvIcs, Davenport Block, No. -, haie ST.,
Oocoud Floor. jun7-d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

RICHARDS HIMssLF AGAIN. -
"Grovs" sets another OF those "clam ehovdsr'
lunches this evening. st his place. and requ>sts
% to say that yesterday morning he did not
expect the whole town. and consequently did
not have enough 70 50 around. but that TO-
night every one cas come. and bring friend.
and he will be able 10 give them 'bowl"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

The Scott County Bible 8 ociety have
bles aud Testamerts ever received 10 Dsvsn-
port They ere for sale BY Lusas. Lane / Co..
and ~ the Object Of the Bible Society is to cir
late the scriptures. they are offered at New
York pr ces.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

SsAAx PLUn1R. GEO. y. VAN uosnN.
PLU M8R 4 VAN Asb~ n.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELOr.k "a AT LAW.
"a and Notarss Public. Alse, eeuts for The
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co.. Hartford.
Conn.,, Capital $500, 900; City FL e lnsurence c..
Kew Haven, Conn.,, Capital. $5Op ..0l0.
O@oe in LeClaire Block, Dav ennort. ssp7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

AMONG the institutions of the city,
celsbtated both tor its line Of prices and the
goods is the Establishment Of our friend J. C.
Conklin. corner Of Front and Brady street,
Persons Who use liq uors Of any sind. generally
dee re to get that Of . superior quality. and in
saying that Jerry KEGS good liquors. We are
only saying what hundreds Of others say daily
He has on hand very superior article Of bit.
ters. known - Plantation Toddy, which 10 fast
becoming popular 10 these rsrta Give him .
call and judge for yourselsea