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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-25
SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. %, 1860.


Senate met.
proved.
Mr. Howry presented the memorial fsun-
dry citizens of Lafayette county, in relation &c
itinerant pedlars. Referred.
Mr.. HUE presented the proceedings of a
meeting of the citizens Of Good Hope, Leake
county, in relation to branch railroad from
the Southern Railroad at Morton, to Good
Hope. Referred
MIR. Mason presented the petition Of Emmo-
rilla Jeflrics. Referred
Mr. Rankin presented the memorial of the
Board Of Police Of Jones county. Referred.
\ message was received from the Governor
in relation to our Federal Relations.
Mr. NELL presented the memorial Of B.
Morelnan and others. Referred
Mr. Howry, from the select committee to
whom was referred the bill to compel the at
tendance Of witnesses before the Grand Jury,
reported the same back to the Senate, with an
amendment, and recommended that the bill
do pass as amended.
Mr.. Qun offered the following resolution
Reso7ret by the Senate, (the House concur
ring) That no new proposition or business
will be entertained or considered by the Leg
islature at its present session, from and after
Saturday, the 2Sth inst.
Mr.. West offered the following amend
mcrt
And that this Legislature adjourn on the
following Saturday, at II O'Clock, NJ.
On motion Of Mr.. Howry, the resolution
and amendment were laid on the table, and
made the special order Of the day for Friday
morning, at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Thames offered the following Joint res
olution, which was adopted:
Resotcel by Tie Senate, (the House concur
ring,) That the Governor is hereby author
l. ID TO cause the cannon presented to the
State Of Mississippi by the late General John
Anthony Quitman now in front of the Capt.
tol to be conveyed to the Penitentiary, and
there equipped in a manner creditabe to the
donor and the recipient of the same
Mr.. Neil, from the Committee on the Ag-
ricuitural and Geological Survey of the State,
made report, and also reported bill to pros
ecute the Geological Survey of the State Of
Mississippi, and for other purposes; and
On his notion the bill was made the spec
ial order for 1 O'Clock on Thursday next
Mr. Harrison introduced bill to incorpo-
rate the Aberdeen Masonic High School In
formally passed over.
On motion of Mr.. Starke, the Senate re-
solved itself into committee of the whole on
State and Federal Affairs. Considerable de-
bate was had, and able speeches made; and
after some time spent therein, the COM
mittee rose, reported progress, and asked leave
to sit again at ) o'clock this evening.
On motion Of Mr.. McCord, the Senate adj
iourned until 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
8 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The Senate met.
Mr.. West presented the petition of r. F.
Wilkinson. Referred
Mr.. Neill moved the Senate resolve itself
into a Committee tf the Whole upon State and
Federal Relations !; alter some time spent
therein, the committee rose, reported progress,
and asked leave to sit again tomorrow at 10
O'Clock, \. NJ The report was received.
The resolu tions offered into Committee of
the Whole were referred to committee of
five
On motion of Mr.. Thomson, the Senate ad-
journed until tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
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THE MlSSlSSlPPlAN.
MISSISSIPPI LEarsLArURR.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Jan. II, 1860.
Senate met.
The journal of yesterday was read and ap-
proved
A message from the Governor was received,
announcing the death of B. r. Webb, late
Secretary of State. (For message see House
proceedings)
Mr.. Starke offered the following resolution:
ResolSed By the Senate, (the House concur
rng0 That the Legislature viii, at an early
DAY, elect Commissioner to 60 Immediately
to Virginia, confer with her through her Leg
islature as to the best means to maintain and
preserve the rights and Interested the South
ern States against the dangers now impending
over them.
The resolution lies over, according to the
rule.
The joint committee on the death Of the
Secretary Of State made report, which was
adopted and transmitted to the House.
The Senate adjourned till 10 o'clock, to-
morrow morning.
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1s, 1860.

w EDNEsSDA1J JAIL 10, 1OUO.
Senate met.
The journal of yesterday was read and ap-
proved 80.
sandry citizens of Lawrence county, resident
;.hsGtants of Bogue Chitto and Fair River
d;str;cts in said county. Referred.
M. West introduced the petition Of Wes2
,ey Moore, . free man Of yellow complexion.
NJ McLain introduced the petitions of
.undry citizens of Clark county. Referred
M Enloe, from q select committee to
han was referred bill entitled An act to
.,.nsfer certain collections id natural history
therein named, reported the same back to the
senate. and recommended the passage OF the
same. Passed.
Mr.. Minis introduced bill entitled An act
40 amend an act entitled an act to authorize
.omnilation Of criminal laws; approved Feb.
S1st 1854 Referred
NJ Oliver introduced the following resolu-
ton which was adopted:
r R.solped, That the Secretary Of the Senate
:. nd he is hereby instructed to transmit to
~ famiIy of Hon. d. K. Webb. late Secretary
Of State, copy Of the resolutions adopted BY
the senate, in relation to his funeral
Mr. StArke caltea U Ce1aee IeSOiutioLtS II
station to Federal affairs.
n West offered series of resolutions as
.nbstitute, which were read once, and,
IN motion of Mr.. West, the resolutions
.-svs aid on the table, two hundred copies or
ss-sd 10 Be printed, and made the special or
der of the day for Monday next at eleven
O'Clock. "a, :. ..;.,o,,
A at supplementary TO and explanatory Of
2. a. at IN relation to the Chancery and Circuit
G.,,rts Of Tishomingo county; approved Dec.
NJ Minis introduced bill to be entitled
). at 10 amend article 225 Of section 48,
.s.nter 81 of the Revised Code. Referred.
Tr. West introduced a bin to be entitled
A .ct to incorporate the Holmes County
N.nufacturing Company. Referred.
NJ, Harrison introduced bill to be enti-
.,.J An act to exempt certain persons therein
med from military and jury duty. Re-
an. motion of Mr.. Mason, the Senate ad-
;oarned until 0 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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HOUSE.

WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 18Th, 1860
The journal Of yesterday was read and ap-
proved.
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The journal Of yesterday was read and ap-
proved,
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(SHICKERING SONS world renOx .. a r.11ss
~ on best terms by laug 3el J.R AVAAt'
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|. A II E N f. w S.
From Wa. hinglOn.

WAsBIs ROW, Aug %.
The War Department received to-day an nm
usually large number Of dispatches. from
various quarters
Capt. Smith gives the details Of his victn
rious battle. 25 miles northwest of Lake Har
vey. Oregon. He was inclined to believe that
ali the Indians OF tha, region we're b, stile.
Dispatches from Fl. Kesrney, in giving the
particulars OF the fight with the Keowas and
Camanch4s near the Republican X yer, state
that 20 or 80 VI them were killed. They nun.
hered about 600 on the part Of The troop One
private was missing, Q wounded, and Of the
lndiau guides killed.
Advic.s from Camp Cady Cal mentions that
an interesting council had been held with the
Dahutes. Threats we're made and good advice
given. II these Indians can te believed. friend
chip will be preserved
The receipts il 10 the Treasury last week
we're *l.450.00O drafts paid. $l42 800 !;
amount sutject to draft, -. .l24 0OO
Evidence had been collected to show Nor
mon resistance to emigration from Utah.
The recent insult to our Consul and flag at
Rio Heche by the Liberal or Revolution party
"f New Granada, has received tn consider.
alton OF our Government, and probably the
Navy Department will dist atch vessels to the
Atlantic perts of that Republic for the preven.
tion OF simlar ou'rages by the insurgents.
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iEOR THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS.l

CRY CEMETEhIEs.--M Messrs. Editors.
places for interment within the city limits is
being apitated, it would be well to have eli
opposing views reconciled as may be. into the
adoption of some definite plan, satisfactory to
wise fore-thou,ht to the future. While in
your remarks of the Gath inst. yon have made
a clear statement Of the fact that the future
growth OF the city will eventually require
might be the reasons for urging it at the pres
ent time.
Experience elsewhere. and common sense
every where, surely demonstrate that Ia effect.
ing such renewals the earliest time and the
promptest manner will best bring about the
desired result in r.cc ncling conflicting views
ami accomplishing the OF ct aimed at with
least annoyan to those personally interested.
Every interment only increases the difficulty
and expense attending auch movals, and the
the nore urgent the necessity the greater will
be the amount of personal feeling excited
thereby.
Whatever differences there may be as mat
ter cf taste in regard to the present location OF
the Citv Cemetery. think very few will ad-
init that the location is desirable one. The
level nature Of the ground, the entire absence
of any picturesque or ttrac,ive river scenery,
ard above all the surroundings in connexion
with slaughter houses. offal shops and SOAP fac
tories. offer ANYTHING but an attractive resort
to those who delight to associate the last Re- At.
Ing places Of their friends with pleasant
thoughts
10 the proposition made by the Oakdale
Company to the Committee appointed ny the
City Council in reference to this matter m.
ders'aod that no d-finite tern Of arrangement
are proposed. hut it is intimated that thev will
be OF the most lioeral character, 30 that with.
out any imm~diate outlay the city can realize
more than sufficient to meet any OBLIGATIONS
incurred
These rem arks are offered with the view to
reconcile any differences of opinion that NAV
ex st on this subject. and to urge come definite
action upon the present City Council
In regard to the Catholic interest, to which
/ have not made any special ailusion, 1 think
it is not essential that they should be included
10 such removal. ~ their present Rrounds
are less Objectionable on the score Of location.
but 10 case they should desirs it have no
dosbt that ss''sfaetory arrangements could BE-
made By srpropristing . portion Of the
sreeads u peseees sosleeed hy Ostlels Geo.
(oeasy - otho1pNnolaaivoa - co.
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Mail Arrangements.

Times Of opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
/ port Post Office:
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at A and PN closes
at9:3O AAand 5PS.
NORTHERN MArL via Dubuque and North Iowa !,
arrives at N closes $50 AN.
SOUTHLRN NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives at Pm; close. $50. ".
WEsTEES ASD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives at
6PN; clo'es SPN.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives A y: closes IT PM.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL. arrives st . r n Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays closes at P y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP hIvEK MAIL TO LyoSs, arrives at 6 p "; closes
at ~, daily. cxbept sundays.
Blue GRASS NAIL. arrives Mt 2 N closes at IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAIrY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n Tuesdays
and Fridays
ANAMOsA MAIL, 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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River Items.
Friday, August "a, ls60.

Friday, August "a, 1850.
ARRIVED
Henry CLAY, Stevenson, ST. Lvuis.
kATE CAssELL. Hilihouse. Montrose.
NAs EAGLE, White, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
HRNaY CLAY, Stevenson, st. Paul.
kATE CAssELL. Hilihouse. Montrose.
WAR EAGLE, White, st. Panl.
TnE MErRoro INA This magnificent and ele-
gantly arranged steamer is due from Montrose this
morning for St. Paul and all intermediate land
ings The passenger accommodation are of tie
fr,t order, and commanded by gentlemanly aud
accommodating ,ticers. CAPT. WAND, President Of
the Northern Line, is expected here tn. Me
tropol,tan this morning.
rHE FssD LoRExz, Capt. Green, is expected at
this point this morning bound for Montrose. A
large amount Of ireis is awaiting her arrival at
this point.
TsE very light drausht Northern Line packet
!cmb,na, Capt. Hillis due here from st. Paul for
Montrose this mornin-, making sure connections
fer st. Louis in Sc hours. Remember the Penn
bina.
MUscArINE. BURLINGTON AND MONrROsE MAIL
PAcKEr The Mail packet Luscrne. will depar,
for Ft. Madison and way points at 8 O'Clock this
mo:ning-making connections for ST. Louis in 81
hours.
THE MAQUOKETA SENTINEL says that Mr.. Page
has made up his mind to build . light drausht
steamboa: to ply upon the Msquoketa River.
ERROR CoxRECrED.-We are informed BY B. W.
CLARK, that the facts using the burning Of ths
steamer Ben Campbell. ~ given By rs in Thurs
days issue, are not exactly correct. There had
beeen no FIRE kept on the boat since Wednesday
evening about 10 oclock- about the usual bed.
time Of those who had her in charge. On Thurs
day morning At about o'clock, the steamer Lu
serne landed At Buffalo along side the Ben, and
put of some passengers, and it is supposed thai
sparks Of FIRE from the Luserne were blown int
Ben, probably through the sky-lights or stern
and that they caught in the bedding or some
ether combus'ible portion, and that after be-
ing famed for . while burst into flames and thus
fred the boat. No part of the boat is left to be
turned to any account except fer 6re-Vood. The
bedding and furniture Was all ab GARD, and wal
consequently onsumsd.
THs RIVER was falling slowly at this point yss-
terasy.
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THE FAIR GROUND TRAcK.-There is
one thing about the Fair Grounds that should
receive immediate attention, and that is the
Track for the exhibition Of torses. A. it 10
now, It 's worse than useless. for persons dr:v.
ing horses over it. are almost sure to iojure
them, the track is so very rough. We under.
stand that responsible parte. have offered to
1t up and improve the course providing the
socts'y would give them the privilege Of no.
ing aad controling It at times when the socis.
~ have no uss for It. The offer. - ~ under.
stssd =. vas . liberal one. and should have
ssssavsd tAsis ssssetioe. La sensehAag y
~ 1Dtotnegeveneat 8 essa :
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Hon. J. T.. Allen IN Galena.

GaLENA. Aug %.
At the Demo ratio macs meeting held here
yesterday, notwithstanding the thr4atrina
weather 10 the afternoon. an unexpectedl,
large audience was present to hear Hon. J
Allen.
In the evening the crowd came pouring from
the mines and vicinity. ding the thorough
fares le ding to the speakers stand. They
we're addressed in the evening by ex-Gov. Nc.
Comas, and others.
The Douglas Guards. numb, rirg ever 200.
we're present in uniform with torches present
ing very fine appearance.
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co Nj Nj T. II CIAL
DAVENpOixT ..A.ei. Er.
DAILY R,.PORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,l
Friday Eve, August "a, 1850.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEwsl
Friday Eve, August "a, 1860. !
The advance in Wheat yesterday was not sus-
| tained to day The competition among buyers
rendered the market unsteady, and Wheat ranged
| from 90 to zoe, but 66@6613 was about the aver
| age price. Flour has also downwsrd tendency
most OF the dealers having fallen 25c d Dbl,
| and is now quoted at s. 25 wholesale and 81 so
retail. The receipts were larger than for some
days past, being 1886 bu Wheat, GO bu Corn, 1870
bu Oats, 4S0 bu Barley, la5 gu Rye and 1881 bu
Onions. We quote:
FLoUR--In fair dcmand at SIS SO retail, and 81 IS
wholes ale for City Spring Extra; Superfne 81 90
| Rye -four "a 0O,G4 81; Corn meal 81 90 y cwt.
| shipments Of -four 315 bbls.
WuEAr-Rcceipts 6266 bu shipments 1890 bu.
We quote at 669o7 Tor No. l, and Csc for No 9
| CoRS Receipts so bu. The demand is fair
at 2e@ zoe for ear, and 22123c shelled.
OA1s- Receipts 1870 bu. In fair demand at Is
1lSc for new.
BARLEY-Receipts 4sO bu. In good request at
3514oc.
RYE-Receip,s 1875 bu. We quote at 4Oc
BucKwHEAr-A good article sells readily at Toe
OMoSs.-Receints3 1887 bu shspments 2OlO bu.
In demand for shipping at 3O@35c.
PorAToEs-ln good demand at 2o@25c whole
sale, and 3O14Oc retail
Tox.roEs-I supply at Csc $50 y bu whole
sale and lOal5c y pei x retail.
WooL-We quote at 2Ot9s5c.
HAY.-Steady and quiet at OOQ4 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 OO@5 90 for Timothy
HIDEs.-In good request and moderats at 5tQSc
for Green; S@l2c for Dry and ll.9l3c for Dry
Flint.
BUrrRR-Rather scarce, and q good article in
demand fo- table use. We quote At 1O0l2kc
wholesale, and SC retail.
EoGs.-Steady and firm with a fair supply At
sd7c Wholesale, and slxG1Oc RETAIL
BEASs-S,eady and unchanged. Wequote At
s0@sOc Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Suppiy light and prices firm At l3@
l5c for Herkmer Co.; Western Reserve l0Qllc
Wholesale and l2G1l5c retail.
LARD-In fair sapply at ll@l2Xc.
HAxs--Common ivla@l Sugar Cured 12k
@l5c Shoulders loc retail.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples S@ loc Peaches l1@l5c
Prunes s@l2Nc.
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Heavy Rains.

TRENTON, n j Aug 23
TIE recent heavy rain swelled the small
stresns as to carryIaway the baLk of the canal
10 thr-e places between Trenton and Prince
ton and the Railroad track in two places.
500 men have been at work oil day, but no
train psased the break up 10 o'clock.
A new road has been built near Clarkville.
temporarily, to carry the trains
= Douglas was on one OF the morning
trains. and came to dad halt at Clark vile.
He went beck to Princeton, aud took private
carriage to llghtown.
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Reu1ofrat aud 9ews.
SATURDAY MORNING.. AUGUST 25, 1860

T.. II. SCRIvKS. .Y3, Dearb street, Chicago. 10
authorized to receive Advertisements for this pa.
per.
ROUNDS LANGDoX, SIS Randolph street, Chi
cago orized to receive sdverti 2ements for
this paper.
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New York Market.

By 7eleqvnrh.l New YORK. August "a.
FIorR.- 51lOc better. Sales 1000 barrels
IS 1895 20 Srper Western 5 2od A. Com ucn tt
medium extrs do. IS 80 as 40 inferior 10 COED
saipping brands and Txtra Round Hoop Ohio
kYR FLOUR-Steaiv 1T So 5Otl54 25.
WHsAr-Market l@2c better with good export
denani. 81 2tKMl ~ Chicago Spring 81 27@
! 80 New Winter Red w estern 81 II Amber III.
81 30@i s. White Ohio and Ind. 81 330l 36
White Canada.
RYE-Quiet.
bARLRy- Quiet. sales small.
Com Market excited and l92c hiehe 6lkc
68X sound nike western, closing arm at the Ia.
ter ayures &c western yellow.
OATs.-Moderate request. 36l4O Western And
State.
PoxK.-Market frmer for mess and heavy 70,
prime.
WmIsKY.-More active and frmer go.
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New York for Douglas.

OswEGo Aug 23
The largest political meeting held in Oewe-
60 since 1910, is low assembled. 1t is esrims
ted that over 900 Douglas Democrats are
present, and large d. allegations from outside
towns Sreeche. are being made by Sanford
Church, George Fry, of Albany. John Laning, Of
B ff,lo and o,hers
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TELEG H A PHO.
Latest from EuroDo.
ARRIVAL OF THE CliY OF BALTIMORE

ST JOINS. Aug 20.
The City Of Baltimore. from Liver, ool Aug.
16 h via Queenstown 10th, psesed Cape Race
to-day a. N. She was boarded by the
news yacht Of the Associated Press and .
summary Of her neus obtsined.
The news by the City Of Baltimore is not cf
striking Importance.
1870 Engl.sh are to be landed at Syria from
the fleet.
1900 Garibaldians had landed in Calsbria.
GaribaIdi is reported to have been at Nspl .
to confer with the Revolutionary leaders
Naples lad been proclaimed In . state Of
seige.
Reports cay Austria will renounce the treaty
OF Villa France and actively oppose Garibsldi
in Naples.
Ih- City Of Baltimore has co passengers.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l6th.-Provisions steady
end firm
Wheat and corn slightly higher.
Provisions dull.
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j. J. SsVE ~ ANCE

nENTlST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
GOODRICH, would invite your attention to his
great REDUCTION in prices of Dentistry, and would
Invite invite All persons needing his services to call and
examioe work aud prices, At his Rooms ne 1t do,,r
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery. No 81 R..Ss uoHs
street, nearly opposite the Post Ofhce. .'
n. b. Teeth extracted all hours of N. d.
and night, and all operations warranted. novs e
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RUSH AT WADswORTH's 's.-Those new
and splendid styles Of Fall Goods row ready
dies, and they pronounce the Article lovely
which in English means Just exactly the thing
Wadew orth is never behind the time q mo-
m.nt. Ladies, continue to call
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J A. az . N n

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No: 2S, corner Main AM Third streets. D.v.
enport, Iowa
DIR. REID can be consulted at his Office At all
Dours OF the day and night, unless Professionally
engaSed. sept2s
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Qua CoLLECroR will be round to day,
and We vish every man. woman or child, who
b, the good Luck to owe us anything. te come
down with the spelter, and not de'ain the gen.
tlemauly individual who will call upon them
Money il very necessary article in our bus
iness. and We must have it. Poney up. gen.
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FlRE.-There was slight alarm of
fire yesterday. The alarm bells on the other
side Of the river CO led out our boys. who
went down - the riv,r with their machine
| and then came back AGAR There was no fire
Of any account, or they would have b.. d .
hand in it. sure
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Ne " PgSN>vavARsA w"UxE.
NORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA ars
- Davsapost. lswa: DAVIS Som, fropsieta.
aase Vceacss e - ftea The eass. O6se r
Se4se leaviag fR tseQlaim. Pfinee1s.. I~e~s' ~.
VIA oe4seis1oy - Ana9scA - - -
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4. d. coN0poN

"' W. 90""OoN. VA IALL.
cove O0N Z HALL.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ArLAw
"A and Notaries Public. O6ce, Nosth- veet
oorner OF BRADY and Secoud streets, up-stairs-
entrance on Orsay street. july 2s-dtf
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The Medicine Bureau.

WAsBI>GroN, Aug "a.
Surgeon Whalon. Chief Of the Bureau Of
Medicine and Surgery, has been ordered on
our OF Inspection
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THE CI y.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON CLUE

O0O0G%O tJVO VOVJ5VoOuV O6O0,
a I L + N II ! o. N!
There will lie q specia meeting Of th'
Douglas and johnson Club IN Monday evening
August 27th. 1850. at o'clock precisely, fol
the purpose Of making arrangements for thu
de lica,ion ef the Hall and the transac action O
other important business.
GEO. NJ. VAN HosEN,
August 24th, 1860. President
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!. ". >TE " A ae e.,

TITO NEY AND COU SELOR Az LAW
~ and Notary Pubic. Office No. 26. Nickoll's
Block, first door). Entrance on Brady street
Davenport, Iowa. a-.l-dly
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FRANK PLUAER. GRO u. VAN HoSEN.
r..U dER 4 VAN NO.EA,
A TTORNEYS AND COCNSELORS AT LAW,
IA and Notariss Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance CO., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, S300,o00 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven. Conn, Capital. $5oo,olO.
Ortice in LeClare Block, Davenport. sept
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J.sHN CR ~ Fs.Rss,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA ami Notary Public.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-25

Vas there anything going on in town
Thursday night? We thought there was