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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
BALTIMORE MIpK,rs De. o. Pm


coU'E-Th re inquiry for Coffee today but the only
reported 800 Rio al 6c We quote Rio arm at l
Sc for ordinary i4Q 4He for fair 4i5I cent for good
to prime LaEuayra at +9 CENTS and Java a. leHGS ees
PLOuR-Ths Flour maike, to-day decidedly dull aud heavy
prices unchanged The only sale reported 2O) bb
Ohio super IS rs which hgurei In quote this descdp
ton and Howard street 10 City Mills do 81 % " bar
rel
Wheat In fair supply and demand. and arm at yes
pees About II 900 bushels offered white sold
Cc for good prime. and 1877 live for ehoee red
sold l8O6142e fair 10 strictly prime oornsone Zoo
he cev d. white good deg and and about &c
higher hut yellow dull the former sold at IOa se and lo
OF choice brougttI5c All yellsu at 6s<tIOc.
Provision The Provn market 10 qtet today The only
sales reported ~ DIS bacon shoulders 9k,a cents
hhds Shoulders sides In lots al ShgA Cents
for the formef, ik cents fr the ter
srted ody but yesterday after report coted sas
de q 800 kegs Western At 1917 cent? quote do In bb
aaotrr.es At iSGSke; City l2Hc and oGtl5Ac. fOr
refine
sEHDs-lhe market quiet, but prices hrn We quote Clio
At Is 75as % foe fair prms aud Timothy NJ $40
rs. plaxseed !. selling At OIL 4Oal.5O ousheL
sUGAR-rhe Is good inqur for sug bat when We left the
> sales Of conse quenee ha IA en place.
wssKI We sale to-day Of Ibis ohio Whisky At 2lc
gal which figures the dull and VI
At AA22c gallon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
DspreeIalIon IA ths value Of Negroes.

We take the folloaing significant and sugg ,stive ex
tract from the Helena (Ark) Shield
"a vast number Of negroes being brought South
for market The possibility OF the election OF Lincoln
may have something do with this The owners OF ne
groes living in the borders States of Kentucky Missouri
Virginia aud Mary land seem determined that they viii
uot be the losers it Disunon should befal the country
hence they rapidly selling of their slaves"
We have heard it stated that negroes can nov be Pur-
chased ia the Richmond market from two hundred to
three handied and fifty dollars less than their ruling
price six and twelve months ago. The threat of seess.
sou in case Of Lineolas election and the material aid
uheh political iactionists South, extending 10 pro-
duce that result b. Gods ike nightmare over the bus
ness Of the country. Elect John Bell and treasured
confidence in the perpsuity Of the Republic will leap
from the popular heart ike the ocund day-sPring she'd
ding light, and joy, aud rosy prosperity all oves the
Id
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
Rr. ekInrIsg. "a vermonl---OmeIaI Vote.

The gsature Of Vermont have counted up the votes
for Governor the September elections and annOune
The following as the result
Erastus Fairbanks, rep ~, lSS
John G SAKE, d ,uglr I'm ll,lYo
x ibert Harvey, Breckinrdge dem 2llo
That's the way Breckenridge will run in all the free
Safes His vote will be Of avail to him, but serve
20 heln Lincoln Better Withdraw him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
As GOXERNEss.

An English Lady,
WITH the wishes situation 6oveness
w 10 Private Family Ia Of the Southern htAes the Is
fully competent teach all the Eng IA Bsnehes perfectly with
Musc Would have CD ec t. assuming the dLs Of
HJuekeeper wholly part sut combined with that
Of Goyerners lease address Mis- MANLY
No 81 West 18Th street,
Neu a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

ORIG. CT rHr VINO. October %. 1880.


RICHMOND MARKETs Oct 26h..
~ The week being generally observed atoiday
business has Inactive material changes quota
lions have taken place our last review again omit the
price current and also, the weekly stock r,pcrt
NEW YORK Markets, Oct "a
Vel 81 With continued den sns 70, ssgSrs has "a
log 90 n. at the higher figure
the present being reduced Yesterday to 1871 bags Mara:
cabo o6 o. Domingo, add 40 bags and blS mats Java all
oDy rsmspnS o a n g, s 81 !,
l2Ac mos This remarkable state Of things for such
Prices are veil supported With steady seod de.
mand from the trade only to be supplied from second ha d. or
more yesefdsy was sold at once axe the conrad VIII 1000
bags a. Philadelphia yesterday also tod at 1f bags
that SO 10 BasIe asa n New oriesn. he
ssS, 6sass D s eSun' =, IS ps % second
oorroS-wh continued active demand from The shipper the
buoy ssady enh neing The transact for the
three days comprise 49, bales about half 10 han closing
firmly yesterday Al revised quotations
have TO note the Continuance Of moderate inquiry
state and Wtste Flour both for consumption and shipment,
under which the ms1s has been heavy and prices nearly
descriptions have decned 6lOc Dbl There has BEEN very
little demand for export the views OF purchase AMI seller.
Than Trade The
mae for Southern Flour continues dull and heavy and
PAurr-Maiaga lsns continue arrive freely
being insufficient to absorb the receipts prices steadily
cede the de since last being about 80 cents box aud
from opening Of the season. at she
ton there better business and The market clos with more
steadiness. and rather . 1rmer feeling obtains
Pe1diog the receipts Of further European intelligence
market wheat heavy appearance Immediately
subsequent and hnq for shipment experienced
material Abatement while prices tended strongly 10 favor Of the
purchaser revsied fair inquiry MILL
however ard the aggregate SALES though much smaller than
the previous tire days, have been 10 fair extent
The business since last has moderate ho
ng quiet market, but notice change In prices.
suoRslnee last the dsm. nd has materially fallen o. and
business the has become very dull; pcrs eo
though not quotAby lower favor the buyer and late
obalnable Refined too, dull again
and prices Irregular grades being oneghh Of cent
Sales O2S hhd Cuba At 6.9shc; lig Porto Rico go
So The stock yesterday about 100 bids 83 800 boxes
llsTA bags and o 100 hhds Meado.
ToBAoco-rhe demand unabrei and pce'are not only Ann
ncng grades Sales 1e hhd Kentucky and Mays
vile al T0i8c; IS Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

PRRIOR COAL OIL.-yus. received a let Of the
prett e,t "a eearest Coal m tht have nred 10 the
m,rtd We srst ta fro thlse sho IN Oh feeling
Al n, thai they will be pie sed. DOyEk co,
estsa Whcle.als DDgtga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
RICHMOND HIG

rHR GOHsTITUTIOS-sTITE RIsHrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

ANNUAL MEETING
Stockholders Of the Virginia Genital Railroad Company.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
holders OF the Virginia Central Railroad O5mpaDy sl be
held In the city Of Richmond. on Thursday the 2ld day %
November, 1880.
Extracts from the bylaws OF the Company:
mo Proxy shall be valid than sixty days prior -
the meeting OF the Company"
"No PROXY individual stockholders shall pas free going TO
retaining from the meetings Of the Company unless he @
self q Stakeholder"
shall closed aeen days previous 10
any general MEETING Of the Company"
GARRETT Treasurer
OYEIcE Va CEsIRAL r. r. Co.,
Richmond Oct. II, 1850 ocls-t9snov
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

KUHMUNU hAhhEIs, Uet zDlh.F
~ The being generally observed Holiday,
business has been inactive and mstea changes in quota
lions have taken place snee last review again omit the
price current, and Also the weekly stock nport
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
ROR PRESIDENT,


EDWARD EVERETT.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
From Washington.

| WAsHISor. March l.
Inc Commissioner OF the Land offe. has
eeraii-d 10 the Secretary Of th- terror ar
aggregate OF over SIS 600 aer,- for he hen.S,
| Of the Minnesota d Pacific Railroad under
the act OF Congress, this IS the ti,s, instalment
Tor that object,
Speaker Pennington appointed Hon. Mr..
I'm giish Of Indiana, Stanton Of O.io, aad
Gartnsl Of Georgia. regents 10 the Smith
-ohian Ias,ltute. on the part Of the House oil
Representatives.
The House committee on Military have hal
The -ai iect OF the Pacific Railroad under cot.
-iderstion. but have come to 10 conclgsiot
A. a rreimiy sry they have instructed the
:ha rtnan 20 ask fer the printing OF the seversi
bills referred 10 that committee including thai
inAturei ana asreed upon by q select con
mttee las, session, provldin-- for c.ntfa
route the idea is talk Ell Of uniting this with
the central route. Tie payment i. in the form
I Tostei and transportation advances ~ tb.
I nited States gov-rIn nj, ard by private
means. and ls now the geaerallv concluded
plan Ct construction
J. " De Graft is sppo.n;el chi.i clerk OF
the Lard Office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03

TwIx CRY Coal CoMPANY-As re-
marked by us the ether day various coal CON-
paniss in this vicinity have formed thernselves
into one company under the name of the Twin
City Coal Company, Of which p L. Cable Rsq.
is President, and Hiram Price and G.. n Low.
~, Directors. They have appointed C. Lyde,
Jr., Esq, General Agent for the Company, and
r. r. Cable salesman in Rock Island, and N.
H. Blaksmore. Esq salesman in Davenport
We understand that the maximun prize OF
coal 10 fixed 1t nine cents in Rock Island. and
ten cents in Davenport at the yard. anf tnat
manufacturers in said citie,. who buy their
regular supplies of the new company. are to
have their coal at one-half cent per bushel less,
by the car load. These prices must be eaiis-
factory TO the the public as they are as los as
can reasonably be afforded, and in the chsrae-
ter OF the parties forming the combination,
the pGbic have guarantee against extoriiOn.
We are opposed to all monopolies. but Q mo-
nopoly which will limit itself to reaeons ble
uniform prices, and will deal out even-handed
Justice to all, looses all its terrors. and NAV
even he Of public benefit. Until We see some
abuse Of power. or come disregard to the best
interests of the community, We shall not be
Disposed to cry mad dog, hut .hali mott hear
tily say, success = the Twin City Coal Com
peay. rs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
COM Nj ERCIAI +.
DAVENPORT MAKkEr.
DAILY REPORT
OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NRw
Eyijav Fro Ea,.h . I.sa

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,i
! Friday Eve, March 2, lo6o
| There was but little activity in the grain mar
ke: to day, the receipts being quite light. Wheat
continues steady at %, for No. L. Corn sbade
better, but no extra demand existing. Oa,, ,uie,
md unchanged Barley in good demand, but the
| marke: continues very irregular ..on account OF
buyers overtidding each other
The weather was not as pleasant a. yesterday,
appearances Indicating storm, and farmers did
not venture out in large numbers. The roads are
still in bad condition for heavy loads.
We quote as follows:
FLoUR-Steady anl unchanged. Choice Spring
Extra s. 90 at retail.
WHEAT-lleeeipts 620 bu. Market steady an !.
rather quiet at 90c for 70. i.
CoRs-Receipts iio bu. We quote a; IS $50
"A few loads sold at sic, but buyers are not viii
ling to pay over SOC at the outside.
OATs-Reeeipts llo bu. Marke, euie: aad
steady at 3o@32c.
BAaLFy-Receipts so bu. A good demand or
mailing keeps the figure, up to 5iI55c too high
for shippers 10 realize any margin. An advance
of Sc in the Chicago market yesterday, however,
Iesvesa small. profit for shipping.
DRESSED HoGs-The trade is very small and
confined to retailing at IS 25I5 80 for heavy, ana
81 75td5 90 for light.
HaY-ln small demand and market duh al 90 50
ds4 50 for good Prairie. Timothy very scarce
at Sc 5oG7 o..
HIoEs-Market steady and unchanged. We
quote green at sc green salted 6G6H; dry salt.
a nj ~ 10 3yv tiinf I9T1ciZc
BuTTER-Marke. steady at l5c for good roll.
EGGs-ln good supply at Toe per dor for fresh,
at retail.
SEEDs-Marke:'r rather quiet. We quote gooi
Timothy at 50 90 and Hungarian at soc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
New York Market.
Mr. Ynrr n,

NEw YoRK. March .
FLoUR.-More active and a shave frmer Sales
small-t5 1895 Is Super State; IS 35d5 50 Ex-
ira do; IS 1905 IS Super Western S. 3og5 SO
Common TO medium extrS do. s. S506 90 inferior
TO good shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop
OHIO.
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Firm. Sales go bbs. at
S. 6597 90.
kyE FLoUR-Steady at IS 1894 40.
HKAr-Extra wheat, market buoyart Sales
1900 bu. hels. on private terms.
RYK-Firmer at s7SISc.
BARLKY-Firm at 7sIsoc. Sales 10000 bu.
CoRS-Firner and more active 7stdslc for new
white and yellow.
OATs.-Moderate at 44945c for State and
western.
PoRK-Dull and heavy. SIT 2ot1l7 - old mess !:
SIS so new mess $l4 IS old primo; 3i4 81 new
prime.
COMMON BEEF.-Steady and unchanged
Cur MEArs-Firm and m moderately active.
CHEssE-Steady l0,Glolsc.
LARp-Quiet. 10al0H
EuTrER.-In fair request at lil3Ll234c.
WHIsKY.-Dull at e5lzc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03

TNRUsTEE's SALE.-WHRBEAs on the 10th
i day Of December, A. ID. 1851, Charles Steir
executed unto George II. Parker, Trustee. a
certain Deed Of Trust, conveying TO said Trus' ee
the land in Scott county, Iowa, described as fol
lows, to wit. The south half of the south cas-
quarter, and the south half Of the north half of
the south east quarter Of section No. twenty five
25) }. TOWNSHIP seventy nine .9) north, OF Range
ne east which said conveyance was made BY
the said Charles Steir for the purpose Of securing
the pa yunent Of one er,an promssory note. nd
the interest thereon. gned by said Charles SER
dated the 18th 4ay of December. A. d. 1929. anh
two Tears after ate. for the sum OF $tVU
no mart Of which ha. oeep "a d.
And now. said note havin. become due and psya
BILE nd the said harles ~teir having failed TO uay
the same l. George n Parker. Trustee aforesaid.
do hereby give thi. public notice that by virtue of
the loS.r which in me vested by said Deea
OF Trust II, on Tuesday, the 9TH lay Of Mar h.
ry,AD ID 1850, at the hour Of ten o'clock IN ,he
forenoon Of said day, at the Court House door. II
tie c.;y Of davenport, expose sd offer for sae
at ,pubiic auction, the parcels Of lane absvc de.
crired, much thereof A. shall be necs 80
ry to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
with the interest th ereon to ne day Of SALE II
gether with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustesi.
fees.
Da.ed this ~ day sf March. A D. 1850
GEO. b. PARKER,
mn 2-dts a8 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
Mail Arrangement

Times d opening ami c'csng mails in the Davcn
port Post Ofiice
EAsTEgs NAIL, arrives ai..9 and SPY; close:
ats!e and PY.
NORTHERN Mall via Dubuque and North Iowa.
arrives at NJ closes $50 An.
souTBLRH MAIL, from ST Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives at JPN; close; 5:30.A
WEsrEEs AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives a,
6rN. closes al Pm.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 9 An; closes at 5 Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives at rM Tuesday
Thursday. and Saturdays; closes at PN Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
lP hIvKK NAIL TO Lyons, arrives at 6 N; closes
at fH, daily, exbept sundays.
Blur GTAss MAIL, arrives at N. closes At 2 n
Tuesday,. Thursday and Saturdays.
AhirY NAIL, arrive. and closes al l2 N Tuesday y
and Fridays.
ANAXosA NAIL, arrives and closes az IL n, on
Thursdays.
The ohice will De open on Sunday during the
summer from . 10 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
For tie Demoera, and News.

| MgssRs. EDnoRs There 10 TO be an election
tors for the city of Davenport, and if the peo-
pie desire to have more than tr3 public schools
q our city. it behooves than not to Kermit
ne re election Of the rreeenf beard Of Direc-
tors but select ,hs se::~ no will do Justice alike
to all portions OF our city.
During the ast year we have had in reai-
y. besides the Intermediate. only t,oo public
schools in cur city district, With population
Of over two thousand scho.ars-,he other four
which the board have palrned o:1 on the res- :
pie as school, have been merely places where
children could be s.nt to keep them out Of
'i.;schief-sai now the board come before the
public with great flourish, to show Low eco
nomical they have been but they are ve-,
cautious not to tell how many children they
nave deprived of Winters schooling II cor
sequence Of their stubborn determination 10
have but tuo schools, or that the same amount
OF money, which they will have expended at
the end OF the school year, would have kept
up six good schools in our district lns tead OF
only two
The suicidal policy & the present board is
iamentaLle to every friend OF public schools.
aud has been an urjustifable hardship to
many tax-paying parents, and to scholars hay-
NC 10 go mile 10 mile and half to school.
Is this policy TO be continued or not! NV
i. the time for the people to act
A or S.-t,a.,e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
Chicago Market.

Thursday Evening, March /.
FLoCR-Demand active and market firm Choice
Spring Extra 81 500 1 % Southern Illinois White
Winter 81 o.. Rye -four 81 25.
WnEAT-Firm AMI lc better. No. 2 Spring
81 90 IL 02 in store Ne. Spring 81 05 on track.
CoRS-More active and advanced lc, closing a,
i4G44l5c.
OATs-In better shipping demand and advance /
c No. on track Soc.
BAgLEY-ln good demand and advanced 2I3c.
No. on track 6ICl70c: No. on track oCc.
DRESSED HoGs-Aarket quiet. Div on 200 rs
s. o5t96 so.
GRASS SEEDs-Timothy firm at 50 75id2 60 for
choice. Clover dull at s. 30. Hungarian more
active at 90c for choice and 1880 for fair.
hIDEs-Market firm and steady at 40 41.c for
green country do sated 7A@7iSc: kip Sc calf
sc dry saltei I2Hgl3Hc; dry dint lsc
EGGs-Dul al IL Z 3 per doz for fresh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
Arrival OF the Anglo saxon

IokrLAND March
The Aus 10 saxon has ar i've from Liverpool
he 10TH ,la q Qleenstown 10 III. All her a.
Ices are l. ientieal with IN, = Of the Eiiu bars
he hrinrs 10 inplic tie pass engsr list OF tn
hungarian. The oiiictrs Of the Anglo saxos
hnk tsere were rot ever 3 passengers on IT,
IaugaFau
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
l. L - HkHANCE.

hENTI>T, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
, GoonRIcH, would Invite your attention ts hi.
great reduction in price. Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services 10 call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
10 ShevLerd's Amb.otvpe Gallery, No. u Brady
street, nearly o., po,ite the Post Offce.
n Il. Teeth extracted all hours of the day
and night, ard all operations warranted. nov5 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
|. \ II F. \ /, w 5 .
From Boston.

/
Bosro.-. Feb -
in arrival al Salem brings adpices .rom IT,.
African squadron to Dec 10th
/ Cap. Armstrong Of the San Jacinio ha
been suspended fl j sobrdienc. Of orders at.
cent home Lirut Elpar1 Donel-on ard Car
renter D-bble, OF the same ship, bad been s-I.
ho,ne account OF Ill health Lent "
! Hughes WAS in command % the San J.cinto.-
IL was exnectei that fret Lieut. MeIIonolei
OF tAe Constitution. would t. assigned 70 IL,
command Of the Sumper Lent. Rich hso
ne.n transferred from the Portsmou,h to tn,
supply chip.
sinking OF the Steamer Challenge.
CI>ciNsAr March i.
The steamer Cnailenee from ); Loai- 10 III
Illinois river, sank just above 81 Louis o,
Tuesday Her freighs vas all safely Remove
10 o large. IA- boat value. al - 30 ,
insured for - 900 III put-bur..
Another Victim TO Lamp Explosion.
IAfAY.rrE Ini., Feb 20
MIS- J,nTie pn.an who was injured hv the
hr-ak,ug Of filid lamp st Delphi, Ind q,
Monday ri at. dei at 5 ociack ihis morning
Steamer News.
NEw YORK. Trb 20
The stemsAip Arabia sailed To-Day for Liver
pool Will 81 ,a-sen er- No specie She took
New Oleans m.is Of the 23j anl ieegrams
Of tie 2,tb
The Hungarian Disaster.
HaipAx. Feb -
There Is nothing further iiopi the wreck o
tn. Hungarian
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
j. G. PARKER. NJ. ID.

DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
] with Messrs. Reger 4 Bowers, No. IS, Brady
street.
teution. uovZi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
n Office.

VI Association viii meet on Monday afternoon
nsNt. at o'eock. a, lie Claire Hall All members
4fe ef -tiy requested t. attend. business ef
amp q. - vii! be transacted.
n-ar".-i ID. y. 1t CLAIRE. Pres't
EGAL NOTICE State of Iowa County If
- Scott =. 81 In DlifrIr; Court ot ~ratt
rn:y An lone L. Claire - J ~ u. Eur-ows
t.d~ard Lea ami Mar, II. Lea minor, child of
III y II. Lea
saii Edwarl 7. Lea AMI Mary +. Lea minor
aioresali: You and ca OF ycu are hereby
3Yi led ttat there il now on file i'm the Office II
thc Clerk Of the Disrlct Court II .-Id scott csua-
Is. penson oi Antoine lie Claire, claiming ..
you the foreclosure oi Il certain mortgage made by
.4ij Mary II. Lea and her husband, tdward 7.
La - Richard W Roberts On the Il dAy ~ Nav
\. ~. 80. and convey ns to SAD Roberts a gaIt
KIT lot NJ. seven 7 III block y eight In thc
ie-crited in SAID petition 10 which reference may
b' hai 70 secure certain rotes Of .ad Mary II
-. also more fully deseri BED in sail hetetlon-
And unless you shall appear and n-~cr said
i-hticn on or before the first day Of the next
Term Of sad District ourt j be hoitr II on the
hr.t Monday of June, ). D.. 1880 decree will be
returned against you, prayed FOR in said peti.
t.9n.
March 2i, lo60
IoRBlSd 4 Dow, II Is Ati'ys.
Let this notice he published In the Daily
Democrat and News Tor four c nseeutivo weels
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
Clerk pf District Court Sc9tt To-. Iowa.
DayerIort, March "a, lsyo.
mchs-4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
vExy PEN NN>Yl.VANlA HuC<E,

HORNEK or FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
4 Davenport Iowa. DAVIS 4 Sons, Proprietors.
Free Omnibus to and from the Ofice for
Stages leaving 70. LeClairc, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt Maguokeia, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
LANDS AND MONEY.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO LOAN
money on long tame at less an the market rates,
and TO dispose Of several farms at such prices a.
will clear the mortgages upon them. Borrowers.
and those looking for farms would do we'll to cal
on him, at No. /, Nicao.ls Block, ;. W. corner OF
Of second auI Brady streets "a story.
WM HENRY DARLINGTON.
rovlf-frnfD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
Meeting.

'1>HE CITIZENS INTERESTED IN oURpI'B-
lic SeAenl- are fc4ne,tei te meet Ait fae Court
iialse 90 saturday evening the III inst. to place
~ nonlIuaton candidate for the ofces TO lie ll "a
~ election cn Monday. the 5th inst
MARI p. PUBLIC SCHOOL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-03
J A. REID, Al d,

DHiSICiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i NJ. ,, corner Main ani Third streets, Dav
export, Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
bours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25