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, 1860-06-22

AndersOn. The following is 4 summary OF the
lat, st into lgCnce:-
The Republican National Convention assembled
at Chicago OIL the 10th ult. The doors were
opened at II o'clock, but long before that hour
q large concOurse Of people had gathered around
the entrance, numbering many thousands more
than could gain admittance.
At l2 NJ, the Convention was called to order
by Gov. Morgan, Of New York, Chairman Of the
National Committee, who made an appropriate
address. He nominated Hon. David Wim0t, Of
Pennyslvania, temporary Chairman, which was
received with great applause.
Mr.. FlOnrnOv addressed the Convention. He
read the call issued by the National Committee,
for National Convention to he held at Chicago
on Wednesday, the 18TH Of May, for the nomna-
ton Of candidates TO be supported for President
and Vice President.
Gov. Morgan then moved Hon David Wilmot
tenn iorary Pr, sideni, which was carried unani.
mously.
Mr.. Judd, Of Ill.,, moved that Committee Of
one delegate from each State and Teri tory BE-
appointed to report officers for permanent organ.
lzatiOn, which vas adopted.
As each Southern State and Territory was
called, loud cheers were given.
De!egats frUln the absent States were then
called, Alabama, Mississippi and SOUTH Carolina
being received with misses.
Mr.. Tracy, Of California, moved that q Com.
mittec Of Que be appointed from each State aud
Territory Oh resolutions, and that all resolutions
he referred to said Committee without debate.
Adopted
The Convention then adjourned till ten o'clock
tomorrow.
The reception Of the Japanese at the scat Of
government has pretty much put suspension
10 the business in Congress. 10 the Senate, OIL
Dayis. whicl, Drvlty much Consumed ths siltine
Of the House. The svat Of M. Cooper. DEM
OF Michigan. was declared vacant hy a vote oi
"a To II. The scat was then awarded TO How.
AID, Rep, by vote u 81 u n, and that gentle.
uiar was sworn IN. A COMMITTEES Of five was
appointed 70 invite the Japanese Embassy ovlsit
tne House.
Vn ths lotn, Dotn houses passed resolutions
sa'ns upon tile POSTMASTER General iOrinlOrina-
~ w ~ "'eue'aisauOus" tue Eose'nAs'e'
l., ~. IL. a..
w mo.se w Ovg.'Inu y A.a'! D,'l was .aNeh
"; P;,s w e,. ".'a. res uo.s :. NY. NY aPpear.
m "sl sssnoh ~ sr W 'e
nv. ~. w. ~ a.A.s1 uiISussion "
oO.n slacs y tne enalnoer. n.. whklnsons
,u.ln n.y.. Nas saI.,.u y Sys.'1..ss w,
HI P,ossJs wv naI 80
III, -'is ,;, .Is.., u ~ W.
iicved large hody 81 small landLoldcrs IN N.
md M ssns,e bil vi, nj ~ o,iS,ai Im,,sr.
fct ons and 1s.llepess' was M, ,l,rsurb u ~;
ginalIy repof,rd. 70,
The House will never accept this miserable
maSe'shllt as substitute Tor It's vigorous and
N.Y. ~ r,,s,;s msSs LA. - se,r, =, -, II. p..;s.
Railroad I'M taken ,p. but iailed from obise,ion
5, inr made ~ M. Garnett IL viii MAKE Al.
other atte,n;lt soon. with the expectation Of hay
iug the 2ad Of This month fixed for the consider
, 1860-06-22

tdineer, an official document which IS rich mine
Of literary style, geographical information, and
disquisition. We propose to work this mine on
occasion for the benefit Of the readers Of the
.NoEntainer. We print the following for the
benefit Of those who wish to acquire precision Of
expression by the study Of good models:
by the cOmpaign Of last summer submission
had been conquered, bu. the embittercd feeling
Of the two races, excited by war, still existed,
and il remained for you to supply that which
was wanting to the swordi It was necessary TO
exercise the strong faith which the red man pos
sesSed in your purity and holiness Of character
to enable the general to evnce successfully to.
wards them the kind intentions Of the govern
ment, and to restore confidence and repOse TO
their minds o. This has been done; the victory
is yours, and the general will take great peaSu e
in recording your services at the War part.
ment for such services no one feels more sen-
sby tan yourself the proper acknowledgement
j. linked with the hopes that arr cherished in the
fultilment Of . christian duIy.C)"
Not less Pellucid and perspieuOus is our next
specimen:
"As an evidence Of the mildness Of the climate
in this latitude, Capt. Pickett was cutting second
crop Of clover sIme two feet high, on the 9TH
July, and he informed me his garden was then
furnishing this years potatoes Oi large size and
green peas"
As people generally cut clover for hay, and
not to show the Smildness Of the climate" a
slOvvnly writer would have 50 expressed himself
as ITO magnify the confusion" in the mind o.
the erneTal reader; that is, Ia all probability,
would have led the hasty reader TO overlook the
matter so precisely expressed. that the clover
was cut I" to show the mildncss Of the season."
OF the same clear style Is this:
" Such positions as well as the inhabitants
themselvesif lelt isolated, without mcans Of com.
munlcltion TO the interior, would only present
pV'ns' ns NY s's's !" . .''-eA
.. -. ...,,,.,.. 49, s.P"% !" 'pON''On ~e
80. --''Py sA-n.p'eS, ou' w uI'e s'fs"
~ y. us.t = s'''HuN,s o.r isaaSlS y 70
= = ~ O..s y Wy P'OeuS''V"s u'V"'ss''Ss
" ~ ~ s" ~. a..
~ ~. e''.IA'' nV'I u's 'l'''e
s's =. sO''es'..u ''s Pf"
~. ps'''..e. sss s'n.ee" .ne''.s ' s"Ce'
~ ~ 'ss .,.s ,s"s'.. Z Dns. ~" . nArusy'
~, s - !. ~ ~, ,,'s -s"s oo.. sls'o, 70
liOn At the time in the HERALD. The striking
resemblance in style would seem 10 indicate that
The paternity Of both belonged 70 the same head
and pen. The General Orders from the same
source possess The same peeuliarity; an of diem
leaviro, An. ,e,a,, 4, : is,,f.,i 40. ~ ,,,,,,,
sainly as % thelrrealm meaning. We would respect
fully recommend 70 the distinguished Chief Of this
Department tle addition Of another officer % bis
siai-that Of an interpreter. Assurediy, his de-
signed that his effnsions be understood, somebody
should be employed 10 render them into English
and sense. They remind rs Of . writer Of ourac.
, 1860-06-22

IssAxFT.-The number Of insane persons in
California seems 70 be rapidly increasing No
lies than ten were sent to Stockton from San
Francisco alone, during last month.
, 1860-06-22

ss' The llowDg lettrr, which smptasicaIly tpssLs
tnr itself was written bsnr Dian Of Tie Faculty tf The
Ph,adtphh ColtRe Of u. diene To the editor 81 tie
Parhe Medical aud surgicul JcuInal.n san Fn1rzeo,
pHn .pELPHIA IN l7th. 1879
Tots EdoTse e Paci6e NiraI and Snrpieal Journal:
'ikNTl EM N-My Htlrulhh hn- lsrh ,alr torh Aineie
IN he December number Of yHur ~ Ins rerard 10 ihO
ad e,sHdesl deevee etahtsd by The Phad.lrha cllero
" Medicine 10 Dr. D.. - zapkav. Whea Ihr aptllcatn
hr the d'gE-e WAS ma in tt Fsculiy. u y, see, mpa
pied by alavtS aud letiUt hAl. H. the esri thai Dr.
VzapkHy VS. regular ~ dnate MD ~ the Uhiwtaiy
~ PeFth, hAd served a. SntOB " the HurgATsn army,
and was regular piurtlii"n,P Of medicine. On th6
srrHRth Of thtar The deGlsP RTaned The Cd eun-
dem degree. - it, name implh enhfedn 90 gTadnatts
only, Hnd Civ ~ new iItvihRts Had there hes the
siehies' aRpel"n ~ hr g'lry The aptlcatinn Vnuld
have hem refused. b. SItnR this N y0rT i0HFnal,
you will do act u ju~icr The COpVe end confer
'sVoT on Yours. very ptpreifaliy
...5.. b II. RAND.
, 1860-06-22
Steilacoon1 Bakery

ClllAs. EIsENDEIs q co. HAVING EsTAnLrHKD
~ nsksry . sislaeoom, iOr ihe manuAeturso q
B6saon crae err. f.l fl rs.
Boda ana savag crarksr..
Are prepared furnish 10 shipping and consumer ron--
eray he ah0Ve kinds II Bread an u which uaanedto
be superior . klIsn lcn crnckera bn for quality and
keepng. ny also make al varieties o. Pies. cake etc,
which are either tept on hand made 10 order.
comrlel nuTlmon Of Confectionery kept constantly
hand 1e parnuaee d he shipping q he Sound aud lr
pubic generally respectfully allslisd. I'lIs'
sssf A- sssiIaseas. sssrs VIZ.
NJ TAIlI5-oa hsna. a. allglnsaf q ca NnIIs.
~ lstu ~ aissy
on To.I-soe gallons oalo sa Aana ana isr ~
lslL ~ 1ifii nscAw 60.
, 1860-06-22

EmsnAsTs Comxa.-ws learn from The Page
county Gowa) Herald thata party Of upwards
Of one hundred emisTants lately passed through
thatplace on their winding way to Oregon. The
company had hneen wagons eight Of which
were from Burlington and seven from Hen
~ county, and were all well provided with pro.
visions and powder for the journey. BY way Of
relieving The oionOtOny Of the trip. the party had
quite number Of musicians among them. whu
have organized a brass and string band, siihat
whilst rolling along The rairiss on their long
journey, they can discourse sweet music 10 the
astonished cayotes. ~.
, 1860-06-22

Ths best purifier q ths bload, TIalrs sarsa
PaFillA, Yellow Dock and Iodids u R0lnn. u
, 1860-06-22

Tn suruFrnrr-we are uuihorizsd 10 an
nouncr he naus q Egbat II. Tucker as can
didals fof ihs olice q Sheriff at tie eusuIng
election. Iuhject 70 he Democraiie CONVENTION.
, 1860-06-22

I.. rlI11nln Hu1--Ma'or AlsoId. .. S.
a. 4.InaI|,r or lAls district, arrived a Fort
1|'||a.aon On Saturday l,1l. heavily laden with
,..'1 n| H||llslIng coin Its s.ls % ny thers
+ no visitor % Re Sound Who i insariablr
r..|.I si|h % warn welcome aa the Paymas-
I1' 'n h'1 periodical Iounds Many fsrvent
coI 1|11I Iou" b nsnlally uttered q he lands
q. I'l al.f ailh d, money baga Not alone
1|. N. SOLDIER llhs lnnsalais rteipirnts Of ne
r1'Isn 1s tlias1 sid D leo him. but hlI ap-
rlII.nlt 'ur.Ir rIlasaIl 70 Al classus q civil
ina Who r''1aI.|1 On being 70 > greater Or les
.|'.n| t'r10||.1 By BE speedy circulation Of
n. .I.. auornI ~ money be usually brings
n d n. lA.I. N fms Of peace ns srn - IN
E0. q. H.l. IND. sau'a bfaro defenders s.ai-
h. ||.'.'1.. I1l'r rrl1lnrl I'M nlllcmenis
.|...| .rII|1 1l1'IhIi ln1as1ol. - slln and
"A. |.|.. N 40 rIraIion q lIail and he iilh-
90 I| M11T. H1ua1 ~ ne buluuIAs q
|'||'I|
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MEETING IN cIEHALIs COUNTY.

To tks Eiitoy Of u. puo1t ,Soynd H.rou :.
!, h.,,;,.- ~ = ~. n;'-.s .-''a'
"rPs~'su W '''e 'o"ee' az" De''0-
erdt Of late issue that, at the County Conven-
ton Of ChehaIis County, Mr.. ShaiT.r had by row
defeated anv manhattan f,r Ronrs,or,.,;v.
,-.,,,a 80. ~. -. =, -. 81,
"OU.u Ss"'o '""' sue" 'S "o' 'ne ease mr. oh"i
ler, IN that convention, spoke only by request Of
his fellow-citizens, and did not use any harsh or
unbecominp language: and I would sncoest ,b.,
~, rr;v.,. .o,,ro. -, ,t.,, M, p;ss'..
y r.' "' "S" '''s 'o"e'' ~"
De"oerdt gets us Information would hereafter,
when speaking Of the actions Of our people, pay
at least some regard to truth. -.
The Gollowinv ara the uro,ead;rs. oe /. use,;r,
s''s.e ~ ."e 'OO'ss' u ''ss''s
subsequently he'd mere;
Agreeably to notice given, the citizens Of Che.
halls County met at the county scat on Thursday,
Nav Slst, 1860, and, after organizing, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution were presented
INfYM IL
, 1860-06-22

".04 1I 0oIr Dru'-Ih1 g1ld duT
'.... 1.n I|1|aa o. 81n FEnn,ilesl hy
|.0| I1.. Cas- E.rl... during he Guar
A. .|0. .|| 1I1 1uonnIri 70 eco. .r1Qi
|'. dbl |... a. |1.l.t be lIl1,I River mines
... |.MI..' nI.n VI. blar IN mind Re El1.lI
0..|.. ~ M|III. d u1|I.. lIulI A. lI|l hct lh1i
u. /. ~ .n1lnl llprl1 tyczpI.u a|oll.
, 1860-06-22
CERTIFYcATE

CERTIFICATE
T. the undersigned Gav.thar 0f Hun gary, DO tsstlfy
hereby that " L J. C1apkay has served, during The
enuitst gr Hungarian liberty ~ Chit saFgean Il The
Hungarian army. with hmhiH per-, vesahfe-- Whtleo
have given him thr eeiiihests and d. recommend him
ia Tie sympaihy attention sud praectn ~ ~ thea
Who are eapabeo apr calina ta'Foe slfaacnace and
undtseTved misfortune. KOesrTn LAJns
Washington City, January sih. 1854.
~ Dr.. L. J. csapkayi Nedrai and euFpical Ius.l-
'n'e on s'ei halps heniFnmty Opprslie
he Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S dip, San frnnrincO
California. The DOcbF olsr he congratulations and
ash NJ remuneration unless hp effects o cnie.
Persons wish ng 70 lose time In r@Ieapopdencsi
imns dale ath nih n 10 their crsts.
f u. .. CzAPkAY. ND.
Ism H5aIT sspP'anci-eo CAL
, 1860-06-22

Ing InHHr fnlAL--Jude1 Terry, iho muF-
dsrsr a David Q. Brodsriek. has made an an.
dasit % he Court IN San Rrnncisco. eouehvd
10 The most whining terms, setting forth that he
eannol have hir lrial N he counties q San
Francisco, Alameda, solnno. Santa Clara, or San
Aailo. owing 10 he popnlnFity ol his victim IN
ihoss couniiss and wishes q change of venue 10
snsns interior county. uhers he guilty ere A.
lould iogo uuuhippsd q justice
, 1860-06-22

PATH, HOPE, CHARITY, JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY.
MaA Industry Camp No. I. ]. q. Of X :, y Gets
SfDSS In etelaeoom The second and fourth Monday
~ evenings Of each month. All Companions in good
tanding are invited to attend.
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Assets, Jan. ., 1890.
Par Tal larkf Va
Bank Stocks, &c.. 10000 $3.50 Sa2.C co
U. >. Stocks and Trsasury
Notes, 225, 10000 233,S50.s
state Stocks, fc., -. 2A4,s1000 IA, 322:
Ivy stocks, &c. la, 10000 l16,eoo.l
tsailroad Stocks. kc.,.... $4,000 s2.lS4.,
nnoi.gsge Bonds, ......... $1,000 90 $1,000
, neA4 Esta's,unincumbered, 1885,
Miscellaneous items, a77ao
Cash on hand and deposit
ed on call and in agents
hands, .'.............. ss4,7Hs
$s.ls4,lO0C2
Claims unadjusted and not due, $l7s ,s57 IS
Fire and Inland Navigation Risk. taken q, Ill
eral terms and rates. Especial attention given 10
Insurance Of dwellings and contents for term. of
one to five years.
HENRY r. HOFFMAN,
Agent, Davenport.
OFFlcs-Room No. ], Hodman's Block, Main
july6 diff
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Mich Cen tor Sale.
Any PERSON WISHING 4 FRESH MICH
"A Csu. - psesazs - lew, 81 nqeisiag -
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OALL AT G. T. WE8B'S CROCKERY STORE
No. i6, Le Claire Row.
feb l3-dt
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Exec k6IOR.
washiss-Dax Made Easy.
Satisfs: ,iss Cuavs1terd

J. 2. PeaA's Improve Ps'ess
Machass Pa .ss~1 s.etssss 1soe'
vrAvrNC; PURCHASED THE RIGHT TO
m.nnf.c,ure and sell the above machine u
he STATE Of Iowa, us hereby give notice 70 al whe
Fave vsshing 70 do lend Who have not) the: "
A. nrsnared 10 Gil eli orders that may b made -
us. s,...h.>
The very Best Washer now IN Use.
They can DO had on Third ssrsst, scar sossss g
Brady, aid bstvssn brady asd rsny: ~ y
= sale.
4eGS
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DiSSol1don.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIS.
J. ting under the name Of Brown 1 Armstrong
IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Eithsl
Is authorised to settle the accounts Of the frm
James Armstrong will continue the pract &c Of
Law, in the Office heretofore occupied BY Brown
/ Armstrong, in Nichols Block.
s. &. BROWN,
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
March l, 1850. [mar3-dtf
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Co.PartnershiD Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ uniersigned have this day entered into Co
Partnership for the purpose q eanying on tn.
rub!ication Of the DAILY AID WEEkLY Desc
CHAT AND Nsws, Newspaper to b Published il
the City Of Davenport, Scott County, Iowa, als<
the Job Printing Business connected with saii
Nsvspapss Esssblishnsut under the nane aad
style Of Rishardsoa, West / Co.
D. n. RICHARDSON.
GEO. r WEST,
gro. y. CAReGNTER
mo. q. 0lvEU.
oepsvuuoua ~ = r. ~ q. ~.
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FROM THE v EST.

All trains out Of Davenport will make direc
connections at Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City. with the IVES .era Stage Ccmpany's
tages for all points West
The Passenger TT connects at Rock Island
with Chicago and Rock Island Railroad trains for
oil points East, North and South
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions to the destination Of
their bag gage also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in the cars.
NIB. Trains for the East connects ut Joliet
with trains on the Michigan Central R. R.; At
Chicago with trains on the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pittsburg. Fl Wayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN +. TRACY,
aprs Sup't.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bsneuo1eaa hseit.tiOR ss.15....ed b. sDecic,
Endo,os~ NJ, I'm tAs Ps.sef If tse SIC. and Dis
sressed, afflicted rah Virxle.s and kpiiemic ne
eases, aaa specially for tie OG Of Dissases 0,
the Serxol Organs.
MEDICAL Apv!cE given gratis, BY the Ac-
III ting sargson, 20 al who apply BY letter
with description Of their condition. { age, occu-
patton, habits Of life. &c. and in cases Of e..
treme poverty. Medicines furnshe free Of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermstorrhs,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
~ sent to the afflicted in sealed letter ENVELOPES
free Of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address !. SKILLIN HOUGHrON, Acting Sur
geou, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth n
philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELI., President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
jan 10 WY.
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lBY AurHORlrY.]
NOTICE
Respecting Certain Lanls IN the s..,. ar
Iowa.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN lands along the Des Aoines river in Iovs-
and within the claimed limits Of the lies Nome,
grant in that State, above the mouth Of the Rae
coon Fork Of said river, which have been rsssrved
IRON sals heretefors on ascoant Of the elain Of
The State thersto will continue reserved, foe the
lima being, fFo0 ale, q from location by aay
speeies OF scrip o. warrant, notwithstaodinR the
recent dssision cf the Supesue Court agaiast the
claim.
This astion is deemed necessary to afford tine
Ses CS.grsss y consider, spos msnosial q oehes-
wiee. ne eess q astoai boss - soldiers Asadiae
under titles from The state. and q Mo s.eS
Ievis9 ~ .soseraatisa e adjustnsat q the
claims q s1eA ssetlsss q nay appssr 70 b rieAt
- p.epsr. J08.E. WILSON,
Os1nieisaR g tie 0saeeal Lad o..
- = e. -. -
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A. Nick ANE.
MO. Al Brady Street,
Hha~>Asnrf DnenA

DHreMp0rt, l0srM.
VX1OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the citizens Of Davenport and the sur
r, unding country and all his old customers, tn -,
he is now prepared to manufacture, to order, all
X nds Of work in his line Of business such rs pat
u t-leAther boots, French calf boots sewet' Of
Pgsed J, French kip boots ('ewed or pegged) =
Also ladies' CATERS of any style or quality, made
Il order, on short notice.
He has on hand good supply Of good Eastern
work, which he will sell low for cash.
GyAll work warranted.
Please give him call before purchasing else.
here.
decl0dtf
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MEDICAL.

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hAS hAO
PRH VRARl YDYaY
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R~R1efA~ R4n~AA
OF The 6rsas saass q Ne
|CATAMENQAL CORRE(sTOR :
vn Tu.rrr "a vrrunr-r rvCrpr1o1
A AAOS
aeer AaenanaA<
es'ess We Pso''s 'Os =, o arising nom r.
ee1is'
rsss.:sses = .ss sS s:s.,"
Ps1.s n sss Il -:
Raa.. n - 0osli 81 ~ naeh
Paiss ss1. ne SAesiaen
Lowsess 81 sDistee.
Lsoeuoe 49, Norvoo'ne0 0e0nsallv.
HsUeIn V0Sas
es1s. S0en.
ana 90 almost endis" .Ane'y Of etner diseases
s''e1dant on irregaisnnes supenndnced By colds,
oy over ezertion, oys weak constitution. severe
%en'ai OF pnysicai Isoof. me simple remedy for
.n Is 70 ess - the PnmAy cause OF tie disease:
1snove 10; Ana yso assist nature to regulate.
Ah0 esn % some ~ 'ne great
CatamAnia1 CnrrAcfnr
NJ.
winch nas never i.neo 70 eHec. cure when
P'oPeIy s.eo, socosoipg " inc directions, and .
isI .'si gwen u.
IT'S prepared IRON tne recipe, and under the
Pesson.l saperinsendence Q! most skiilful Physi
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOM.v l.. SW ITS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
CON- OF DEEDS FOR NEW YORK And
OTHER STATES.
H. Y. sLAYMAKER.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoxHIssoxrR OF DEEDS FOR
MINNESOTA!
OFFICE NICHOLS BLOCK UP STAIRS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
coNPLEr8 AssrRAcrs OF THE TITLE TO ALL LANDS
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. 50 900 600
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OFN. YORK AND BROOKLYN
Cash CAPITAL, Observation-Disclosures. 5000. O09
STEPHEN CROwELL, Prest
PHILANDER SHAw,secy
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comp'y
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPlIAL,... .......& l50.o00
JOHN D. COCKS, Prest
HoRArio DoRa, Secy
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAtITAL...... $500. 900.
E, ANTHONY, Prest
J.R. ST. JOIN, Sec'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL. ................. $3.50, 900
WILLIAM A. COBB, Pse,t
JAxss N. RasErss. sec'y.
hunbolt Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL. $4,000
WILLIAM NuLL1oAx. Sse'y.
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, ........ 81 500 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prss't
PLnYY FaEEnAx, Actuary.
4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND
II Policies issued in the above old and re-
spsnsible Companies, on first class risks only, BY
JOHNL. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
NICHOLS BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
oetlsdtf
j. A. Under,
DRAPER AND TAIL OR,
TsPREPARED TO MANUFACTURE, REPAIR
i rssovass and cut al descriptions Of
q 81 NJ - N - -,
on short notice, for
Gents, Youths and Boys,
AID Saslssaetien We - I'D = all sus " osk.
SH0P-No. u West Second street., fourth door
west Of Cook / Srgents Bank Building, Dsven.
port, Iowa. iuly7-dn
FOR SALE.
nVHE SATL DOAT"RIVER WITCH" SLOOP
RgGsa. - feet long, feet breadth Of BEAM
built il 1859. Can b he'd 1t . bergain.
MR.. CHEW,
iv3-llv Corner Front Perry Ste.
Mich CoW tor Sale.
An PERSON WISHING A FRESH Mich
"a Cev. - peoouso - low, b. eoqnisiag q
- 49, = =. 1Ri2M0, H.
: jon1st14 O.. IssaA : 1a11 49, !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-30

The Capacity Of this Road is nor equal to ang
IN the Country
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-30

Trains run by Chicago time, which Is twelve min.
uie'fas'sr than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER NoNSAY. April. sru.
- 1889, and until further notice, trains win
leave Davenport for Musca.lne Columbus CITY.
WASHINGTON and Iowa City Sundays excep,ed
Is follows:
EXPRESS and Mail Train a+ oo.n
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily.
Sundays excepted, as follows:
LIST Mail Train at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"a Express Tram,
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sui days ex-
depied, as follows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-30

UVHE SAIL DOAT"RIvER WITCH" SLOOP
i Rugged. - fest long, feet breadth Of beam,
bsilt il 1859. Can b had st . bere.in;
MR.. CHEW,
jy3-alv Corner Front PsHy 30.