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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-27

AID FOR THE hANsAS SUFFERERS
By reference to q call published below, it will
! be seen that . movement has been inaugural. d
| here to furnish provisions for the Kansas suf-
ferers. As 10 we'll Known, the drought In that
territory has cut off. We may say, the entire
crop, and cons, quently great want pervades
the isnd-sbeolute starvation stsres them 10
the face. Shall it be said Of the people of Dav-
EXPORT or of Iva. VINO have been ti-ssed thi.
year with such gtea. abundance. that they
-tsnd and see the people suffer the panes Of
gn2wing hunger or die Of stark starvation =
God forbid The people of 10 va and adjoining
states have enough and to spare; let them
give OF their aoundsnce-eive heartily, freely
lberaily-generslly, We are glad that the
good work has thus been initiated Let the
meeting at Metropolitan Hall on Saturday
night be largely attended, and let the we'll
known charity Of our people be made manifest
anew Winner is coming on-a winter which
strikes no chi ! to the hearts Of Iowans. but one
OF great want to our X ,nsas eixhbors Lst us
imagine their case our own Though God grant
- "s'si I'M &c Let L Okc whose HchEle Ditu
~ for Kansas in $3.50. open vide their purses
nov. Then she was worse off for the kind of
hep aff.rded-let real assistance be granted 40
freely at the present time when her wants are
pressing. Kansas "bleeds" no more-but she
ssarUe'. Let prompt relief b. sent her let Dav-
snPort be among the first u ship sspplies.-
those who cannot give ca-h can give someth hing
else. Give wheat-giye corn-give potatoes
opion', produce of any lId-give clothing
give your attention to the natter and help on
the good work
We would also call upon our brethren Of the
pi ess in all parts of the State to agitste this
matter in their columns. 1t will have the Of.
'ect to arouse the people to a true sense of the
great duty resting upon them.
The following is the cali. The name Of ev-
,ry man in town might have hsen obtained 10
t. bnt the number is sufficient. Let there he
J lsrsa meeting tonight:
AID FOR kANSAS-pUBLIC MEETING.
1t is well known that the pact s, aeon has
'een one of unprecedented Drought in the Ter
itory of Kansas ard that there lie a pro,t4ct
Y grest suii-ring there during The approaching
Winter Efforts are new 10 progress in .ari- I
ns rsrts Of the country, for the relief Of our
eishtor. All brethren aud it is proposed tn at
ONE hug b. dcne for them il our own high i
Y favored community. public meeting Tor 1
he con-liera ion It the sutj-ct vii z held at
letropoiiian Hall in this city. this Saturday 1
veniug, At Z o'clock. II IS expected ih,t tn.
,tv. Charles Reynolds, of Lawrence. Kansas.
'ii he present AMI give full inform ation as to
he condition and wants cf the Territory
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co Nj Nj E R)C AL /.
DAVENPORT MARKET.
OyrIcE DArLY DEMocRAr AND Nxws,l
Friday Eve, Oct. 20, 1850.
DAILY REPORT.


OYvIcH DAILY DEMocRAr AND Nkws,l
Friday Eve, Oct. 60 1850. I
There was no change in the market to day
Wheat and Barley are at Yesterdays quotations
A dreuching shower Of rain commenced falling at
half past three o'clock p. H., and interfered con-
siderably with business. Farmers are holding
Of for higher prices, ard comparatively little
grain was brought in by wagon, large amount
was received by Railroad.
FLoUR-Firm At $40 for Superine 81 75@
500 for Extra. Shipments 500 bbls. +; Receipts
loo bbs
i WHEAT-s7GS5e. Receipts $3.50 bu. Ship
ments ZOO bu.
BARLEY-No. 45c Lower grades at ell prices.
iieceipts 2,4o2 bu. Shipments 200 bu.
oATs--lsGl9. Receipts 200 bu. Shipments
232 bu.
ONIoss--l2aI3c. Receipts 72o bu.; Shipments
100 bu.
PorAroEs--ll@l4 from wagons fer shipment
Receipts 1880 bu Shipments 100 bu.
HAY-Scarce at So for upland prairie.
HIDEs.--ln good request and moderate at 41.c
for Green loc for Dry and ll4l2c for Dry Flint.
BUTTEK-kather scarce, and good article IN
uenduu ioI tdoie use. We iooeS al A0c
sale, and II &c retail.
EGGs Very scarce at l0c per doz wholesale and
l2ls retail.
CHEEsE-Supply light and prices firm at l39
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve le4llc
wholesale and l2@l5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at 1l@12Hc.
HAMs-C ommon La@llc; Sugar Cured l2R
dl5c: Shoulders l0c retail.
GAxE-But little coming in. Quails Csc 4
dozen Prairie Chickens l. so r dozen Mallard
Ducks 25d35c e pair
FRuiT-Green-a fair supply on hand. Choice
eating apples 81 5093 . hbl. cooking do. S2ta
50 4 bb. But few Pears in market at 81 y bu
Quinces few Ohio Quinces in market at 81 =
bushe. Supply of Cranberries light at 50 d
Dbl. Grapes, Isabella and Cataw ba from Cincin-
natl, sell readily by the box at lOc {. b. Wild
Grapes, Soc t'bu.
FKuIT-Dry-M r. Rasins $50 q box, layer,
81. smyrna Figs new CROP l211c e ib. Prunes,
Turkish Size. French, l215. Zante CurraAts,
loc.
BEANs-Dul at sec Z bu.
SWEET PoTAroEs-We quote at e0c wholesale
DRIED FRrET-Apples sGloc Peaches II q &c
Prunes oGl.1sc.
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Arres,.df fnr ouindiing. &c.

WV l Okk, UCt. 20.
Vim Harv.v ;r uo,. srokcr as arrested
YESTERDAY CHARGED with - ~ ,iing Quic> d
Seponmadieu out OF IS 900. an nearly ell lost
10 u few days at gambling
Tue Tunes Was ngton correspon dehca cay s
that dispatches from our Minist er at Peru sub-
hitting a new prop sItion for the settlement oi
the American ciains, hay- been .xamin ed by
the ate Department and rejected, not WITH
stan Ing Minister Clay urged acceptance.
The Times Washington correspondent. .sy .
that nigh official IA the Treasury Department
has developed the plan Of di-union at the
Sou b.. The plan. in Lincoln Is elected, to
eonveue southern L. ,slatu,e hy proclams-
ton on the oih day OF November. and declare
the nicn dissolved, abi pronounce III favor
of Breckiurdge President OF the Southern
[ uioL.
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WILTED, BACKED OuT, FLuMIxRp.-
lev weeks since chap over in Eeck Island
entered hcrse under . fictitious name, for
purse of $50 offered by the Park Association
oi this city. The horse was entered under the
NJ n, de guerre of "Blsck Tige. but he vas rec.
ognized by several gentlemen upon the track
as an OLD bruls.r named "Rising sun" Howev-
er, the horse was allowed to start, but upon
its 2nd heat his driver played foul IN taking
the track from his opp.nent, aud the Judges
ruled him off. giving the purse to Tom H ,er.
Barker swore deep and deadly vengeance
against the judges, the Association and all con.
csrned in the race-in fact he went home
very much excited and would have, had it
laid in his power, done wonderful things.
brilliant idea suddenly illuminate ed the some.
what obfuscated regions of the old joksrs head.
and he determined to try what virtue there
wss in the law, and see ii he could not arouse
the PARK Association 10 a sense Of their duty.
few days since Mr.. Motley, the Secretary of
the Association, vent over to Rock Island.
where he was j-rked up on . cspias ard
brought before Justice Fischel, who allowed
him to 60 upon me- own recogniz .nces. Yes
terdsy vas the day Sc, for the trial. ani ct two
o'clock the Jasllce's cffice vas Gro = ded With
members cf the Association from this side.
Who had gone over to see the thing
through and they we're prepared to
hsp their friend we'll out Of uis troubles
even II they had 20 wilt" some Of the
ROCK Island gentry. Hon. J. Lindley and
h"n. E'enez-r Cook app ar.d as attor rs for
ne defendant. At hree O'Clock Mr.. Chad .ick.
attorney for Barker, made his appearance and
Informed the Justice that his client had oo,e
oas Of sc's TO, his heath, and he had cone,u.
ded 20 back the suit otf-which he dill IT,.
party then retired TO tie hssrest cold va,sr
establishment. where they imbibed leas opsds
AID "stlck, aud returned home.
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~: ficc.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ the late firm Of Rich 'RDs u, WEST 4 Co.
are requested to bring them fore I'd for settlement
and all persons indebted to sal firm are reoues,ed
to CT and settle at once Ii is absolutely neces-
sary ths' our books should be clio. and thar too
immed ately Persons having open accounts with
our Uce, will ebl'g- US by renaering hem al once
CHAkDS N, WEST CO.
DAv1xPoRr, Oct. Is, 1860 d2w
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New YORK Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. %.
FLoCR-Opened 6rmer and closed SC lower
s3.29do.3o SUPER St'te; x5.40d 5. 80 Extra state
So.3Od 5.35 super Western; s5.50td5 70 Common
Extra do; $5.o5G 81 % In erior 10 Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohi.
,CAsADiAS FLoUR-Market quiet and steady
Sales $50 bis. So IS IL 80
~. Flour Steady II Ss50cd4.40.
WHEAT-Markei l92c SloHer SL19al 20
Chicago Spring sl.25.aA prime and choice
Milwaukee Club SI.Z5 Amber Wis; sEI
Winter Re estern.
RYE-Market quiet and trm at Sc.
BARLEY Market steady. Sales 1000 bu Can
ada East, s9M9Ic.
CoRS-Market heavy and a trae lower. Sales
6o,o0V bushels; receipts 10 90 bushe 7OM1l
;nixet western land "a white western.
OATS-Alafket firmer and IN ore active. 3Std40c
Western and S:aie.
Pork Flrmer. sls75@ 9mess; l4.5oprime.
Sales $50 bbls
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
Cur MEATs-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Dull at IL dl31.c.
CHEE>E-Steady.
BUTrtR llGioc Ohio; l5a20c State.
WHIsKy-Market unchanged
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TELEGR A HTC
LATEST FkOM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADIAN

F.KrHIR Polxr, Oct ae.
/ The CSnadian, from Liverpool llth RIA Lon
donderry l2th inst. passed here at q 81 An te
day. en- route 10 Quetec. Her advice. are on.
dsy later than those by tie City Of Waship 2
ton OFF Cape Race.
! The English neGs 8 wholly unimportant.
f, the Paris correspondent OF the Tunes says
Private aecounts from the Island Of Sar
dina speak Of the comm enc-ment Of mannu
vers by 9 seer agency there in favor OF an
n-xatior 10 France in the sane manner q d by
the same meane as w.re employed by French
en- ssaries in savoy and Nice
The Bourss on the 10th WAS very fat spd
Rentss declined to tSf. 65c.
From Naples 10 movement 10 reported
Gen. liodini had received orders to cross
the N-apotan frontier aud decisive events
we're expected to occur al any momeht
1 Gariba.di was about to convoke the Electo-
raj Colleges OF the Two Sicii,ss TO vote by uni
yeTsa suffrage.
Tle Pieimontese corps in Naples will
amount to 10000 men.
Affairs in the papsl States are unchanged.
L. was reported that Lamorciere had tele.
graph-d To Marcel les To secur. pssssgs in the
steamer tor Civita V.ccho for himself and
three officers.
The >arduian Chambers were det sting the
isw Of annexation. A vote was ,xpected to b.
taken on the llth
1t was reported that Russia was sbout to 70.
cali her Ambassadors from Turin
Advice. from Rome confirm the statement
that the French would re, ccupy Viterbo.
The Pom. ficisl army pr. cede the French Nv
twelve hours The inha btants are prepared to
repulss them but to ,ield to the French.
Marquis Dcppoli had proceeded t. Vitorbo
to reassure the inhabitants that Victor Emanu-
el sss Macreator
the etatemept is confirmed that Chain had
irnIos-d Congress OF tne Catholic Pow ers At
Gaets.
In Austria an extraordinary credit hss been
granted to the navy department for the con
struction Of naval batteries TO defend the en-
trance OF ports
Sluce ,bs depar ure of Fuad PAshs from Sy-
ris the Mussem.n had rtcunin, Ided the mas
sacre and killed 30 Chrl.tians. The remaining
Christians were eBIgraiing to La'akvia. The
Musseimen were furious against the Christisns
and had threateEed tie lie of the Russian Con
sui
1t was reported that the French army a.
r anie vas TO be decreased to 60 000 en- and
,h, -arrh~n of Lyons was To be put on q com.
pl.te y >r footing.
Itvrap,, I>READ-rvf4.-Fou had an ad-
yancng ten Z 'cy-
Wha, declio, 4 sa3i lover since Tuesday.
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A CHANGE.-I esterdav was a little
more like our usual weathsr-cool and
with pretty heavy fail of rain. Business was
lees b:isk than usual in the city, though
large number II teams were in
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New Ioik Items.

NEW i BK Oct 26.
The store No s on Warren street, vas burn
ei sthlghf. Los. $50 O0a AMI wac occupie j
by St.inburg 4 Secheu, DRY gool. merchant.
The race at Fashion Course yes,er az be.
longing TO rivate gentlemen, mile heats bes'
three 10 five on by Mr.. Frlt-rs Putnam
BY four length heats. TINE 2:26 2: SO l-2
232 and 2.3s
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From Boston,.

pos1oS Oct. &c
The steamboat train from NeS York and
Fails River tor BosoD, rsn otf the track this
morning, owing to a broken rail. Mrs Drisk-
water OF Portland, Ne, had al ann tor off
Mrs Pond, Of lSucksport. me. had an arm bro
ken. An infant han thigh broken. and sew
-ral other passengers we're considerably, but
none fatally injured.
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KailrO8d Convention.

CI..CINSATI. Oct. 26.
The delegates 10 the time table Convention,
ass-t bled last night at tn Baruet ii ,uss.
The aueria' e. Is large q roads being rep
resented ii J Jewett pres d.i
On motion he Pre-ii-nt appointed q con.
mittes OF Is to pre- are and submit . time ts-
bie to the Convention, sfter which the Z, D.
vsntlon ad journ-d ill o'clock this + N.
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= i. yEHANCE.

hENTlST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention 10 his
great reduction IN prices Of Dentistry, anl sonld
invite all persons needing his services to call .i
examine work and prices, at his Rooms, next door
10 Sheps erd's Ambrotvpe Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street nearly opposite the Pos; Office.
y. B. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and nj ght, and all operations warranted. nov5 II
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D1xxOiNftUM

THE co PARTNERSHIP HEREToFORE
L existing between the undersigne under the
firm AT name Of RIcsARD.oS Esr 4 Co.. Is ths !
day dssulv by mutual &C sent, Mr.. GiyVS re-
tiriEg. The business will be cnndurted by the
re aiming p,rties, at the same office, and uo er
the same style.
n. RICHARDSON.
GEO. r. WEST,
JNO. g. GiVtC,
GEO. +. CARPENTER.
DAvESP Rr, Monday, Oct Is, 1900
ooi20-dAwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-27

Tue Rev. Mr.. Ward from Genesoo.
vii! preach in the Congregational Church to-
morrow, At haf-psst ten o'clock in the morn
ing an1 At seven ia the evening
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j. 4. REID. M. H.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
i No. 2s, corner Main an Third streets, Dav.
enport, Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
bour- Il the day and night unless professionally y
engaged. sept25
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" PLUNsR. GEO. u. vANHOSRN.
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN,

~ ani Notariss Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford
Conn, Capital, 100000, City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn, Capital. $5oo,oio.
Office u LcClaire Block, Davenport. SEPT
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River Items.

Friday, Oct. 2o, ls60.
ARRIVED
IrAscA, Whitton. Montrose.
NATE CAssELL, Hilhouse, Montrose
pEPARTED.
IrIscA. Whitton. Dubuque.
KATE CAssELL, Hillh ouse, Montrose.
The Metropolitan will b. the regular Norther
Line packet for Montrose and ntermedaie point.
this morning, making connection FL ST. Louis in
Is hours.
The Denmark will be the Northern Line boat
for Montrose and interme late points this morning
At o'clock.
The fast running steamer Luzerne, Capt. Dem
ing, will depart for Mcntrose ana way points this
morning-making connections for st. Louis in IS
hours.
Tse Clara Hire Will depart for Nontrose to-
day.
The River is rising steadily.
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and which is now offered Is percent. ch heaper th,r
the same TeaHttsli in the cities Of Nv York
and Philadelphia. Conpoiseu-s and ladies are
respectfully invliei 10 an examination.
jy9-if JAG Il WLAVEK, JR., Agent.
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4 PLEASANT PARTY.-Thursdav eve
ming We attended very pleasant party in our
sister city Of lie Ciare-,hs pleasantest We
ever at ended in the Hawkeye State. About
forty couple participated in the dance, which
was conducted in Capt D.ve9ports 5 Hail, the
music and prompting by our friend Milo
White. The ladies' and gentlemen OF the Rap
ids City were out in full force and we noticed
some twenty & ntlemen from Davenport in at.
tendance. As We have often said. lie Claire
beats the Republic in han dsome ladies and
graceful dancers. and they were all cut Thurs
DAY night. Were we young man. it would
not take US long to sing.e out the young lady
who We should eedeavor to induce to become
Mrs.-well, We do not propose letting ou, who
writes this. squire Horton oil the Howard
House. served up an elegant supper. which was
all that could have been deserved. Give us
lie Claire for good j,lly time-al,cays
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Relief for Kan sas.

AIcHsoN, Oct. 25.
II 600 pounds of -four. cornmesl aud pota.
toes arrived to-day from Illinois, and several
teams from the destitute portion of Southern
kansas, which were in waiting were loaded
and started Tor Their destination. Tnere has
previously arrive >pd been distributed from
this pcint, 500 bushels Of corn and 20 600 lbs
OF flour, eroceri.s potatoes. etc most OF which
sent to the N-osho con ntry.
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69-s2DIaNOA AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, door west cf corner
~ s'6tn and LeClaire streets, Davenport
Iowa. All instruments Of my own IN axe warranted
AMI kelt Ia order without charge, five years.
y. Repairing and tuning done at all times
nj n the best manner
DAVENPORT April ), 1860. IaplIS-dly
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Law Partners ship.
IN. .. " ILSVN Uht M
COOK & DKlRX,

Saoe,sors 10 Cbot, Dalon & Li.dI<y.
NN/E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the pr ctice OF the Law. to which we
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK i DRURY.
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Il. NJ. pRElIYMAN.

(FoRMERIY BURROWS 4 PRETrYMAS)
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMIS-
- sion Merchant ami Steamboat Agent
No. ., uurrow'a itiock Ieves,
npl4-ti DAvENPORT Iowa.
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New York llenS.

New YoaK Oct. 25.
The roof OF the Retort House Of the Brook
lyn Citizens Gas Co., at Gowans. fell a. mid
night, carrying with it the inside walls Loss
10000
W. W. Z Green was eta bbed las, night in
dance house in Water street II. d ed Il, lax
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NEW PENNsYLvANIA HOUSE.

rORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport. Iowa. DAVIS l. Sons, Proprietors
Free Omnibus TO and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClaire Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
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Death Of Oliver /. Taylor, ESD,

DUkLINGIaS, Iowa, Oct 26.
Oliver !. Taylor, editor and proprietor Of
the Iowa Stat. Gazette, did al his rssldsncs
in this city at 10 o'cLcS 10 night OF tythoio
fever afI er an illness of aboutt 0 we.ks
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Davenport, Oct. y, 1860

HUSTISG mania is almost universal.
Large quantities of game are being bagged
daily by our enterprisng nimrod.. Wild duck.
geese. gail and the like are said TO he very
plenty. Improve the season hoys, and burn
your powder while game is plenty
BUFFALO, Recolect the meeting at
Buffalo to-day at :, O'Clock p NJ Judge Mitch
I'll and Geo II. Parker, E.q, will positively
be present to address the people.
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|. ATE N + w 5 :.
From California and Oregon.

ST JCJkPH. No, Oct. %.
The Pony Exfress with San Francisco dases
to the 4ih inst, arrived here this morning.
The is no general news Of importance;
the political canvass eDgrosses universal atten-
tlon
The sns.ety to hear returns from Pennsylvs-
mia, Ohio and Indiana is becoming intense.
The Republicans are fearful that Penney ylvanls
viii 80 Democratic. Gov. Downey, Who has
been .tunpirg the State for Douglas. exprssss.
the opinion that California will 90 for Douglas
by large majority and thut The Breekinfidg-
ticket will run behind the Reput lican. II 10
believed that the Bell aud Everett uen will
mostly vote for Lincoln.
Ser stor Gwinp and Gen n. 4cDougsl have
been making speeches violently abusive OF each
her, each accu ing the other Of dishou estly
reI re sen,ing California at Washington.
The Democratic papers Of Oregon are very
bitter in dsuouncing the coalition by which
Republican Senator was elected. The Presl-
dent of the Senate. Douglas Democrat, has
been burnt in .ffigy.
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w r LARK i.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
\ and Notary Public. Metropolitan Block, Dav-
enport, ava. mars tf
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No TRoT, PRovrDsD.-S Should the
day and track uot prove favorable. the ,rot
between Mish-qua-ki and Silk Stockings will
be postponed.
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EDN AixD ). faANIK

NAkPENTER AND BUILDER AT COATES
- = SfAtchin's Oh shop, alley opposite Engine
u"use N Brady street. apl9-dly
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AUsTrN coRBIS. GRo.s C. DOW. e. BROwN.
GORBIN, DOW L BROWN.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
"A and Notsries Public
:. L. Brown, United States Commi ssoner
OrFICE-At Macklot b Corbin's Exchange Of
fce, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
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SUIT CU. AnRl, UT. RAJ SUI. Ely
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE MEuBERS OF THE SCOTT COUNTY
i Agricultural Society, will meet at the topr'
House, In Davenport, OF Saturday, tue Sd day
November, 1860, at II O'Clock A. NJ, for the POI.
p.s- Of e,ectlng officers for tee emu ng year, and
for the transaction Of such other business may
before them.
At the same place, upon the adjournment OF the
Agricultural society, here will be meeting Of
he Scott County Fair Ground Associ alton.
A punerual attendance is reqne-, d.
ocllk-s3twtd u IRA Al CLIFFORD, Sec'y.
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corner OF Brady and Second streets, upstairs
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As low as such articles can. be- fforded.
None but thoroughly educated AMI careful
ApothecdrIes employed assist lsts.
The bu iness conducted according to the strict
est rules Of
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A Bold COunteTfeiter.

OMAHA. N. T., Oct %
A bold coanterfeiter, repr-s antiog himself as
L. ID. Sps4iding passed upon Messrs Barrows.
Miilsrd 6 Co. bankers Of this city on the 10th
inst $l.325 in counterfeit ten dollar bills up
on the BANK OF th. Interior, Albany, \ Y for
which he received their drafts on Gilman, -oa
4 Co New York, for 81 100 and f235 in gold
1t is suppos d he has gone east. Burrows d
Co stopped payment OF the draft The D.
terfeiis are we'll executed and calculated TO
drseive the best Judges