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LIZ AT Nh II ne

A CONSTANT supply of all kinds Of LEATHER
"A Of very superior quality, from the Steam Tan
Yard on hand, cheap for cash. Cash or Leather paid
for HIDES delivered At the Yard near the Depot.
JAMES WEBB, .ageat.
September 8. 5s--
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TO the Travelling Community.

gNTE take this method Of returning our thanks TO
w the travelling public for tie patronage heretofore
received and hope to receive liberal share IN future
as We are determined to spare no pains 10 merit i.
We have removed orr Horses and Hacks to Guthrie's
Hotel, in Chapel Hill, where we will be ready at all
times TO carry passengers to any depot The railroad
or any other place TO which they may desire to go
As cheap al amy hackmen in the place.
Our Hacks are in good order and weha good Horses
ard careful Drivers that aie ready to depart at any
hour We NAV be called upon. We also have Buggies
on hand to accommodate single passengers.
JAMES u. LUTER & CO.
Chapel Hill, August 8, 1860. 5f--6w
- Raleigh Register and standard publish six weeks
and forward account.
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4 (. i. E. 4 II
A resolution highly complimentary 10 Mr.. Dick fol
his independent and manly course as delegate TO The
National Conventional at Charleston and Baltimore, and
opposition % the blasting consequences Of secession
and disunion, was passed by reclamation with great
enthusiasm.
The Chair announced tho following gentlemen as
composing the Executive Committee;
Messrs. Quent. Busbee. Henry w. Miller, @. II
Wilder, Thomas Settle, and DR.. WIN. r. Sloan.
In the afternoon an address was delivered by Duncan
X, McRae. ESQ., which the Standard says was received
with the warmest demonstrations Of delight and appro'
val, and when towards the close, he styled Mr. Dick
|" the lone star which shene through the dark eclipse oi
North Cardinals fidelity to Democracy the widest
enthusiasm prevailed
The Executive Committee, through its Chairman,
Mr.. Busbee, reported the following Electoral Ticket
ron TnE STATE AT LARGE.
Robert p. Dick, Of Guilford.
Duncan X. Mcilae, Of Craven.
DISTRICT ELEcroRs.
LIST District, Col. Samuel Watts.
I'd Y. ID. Koonce.
Ord d. McDpugsd
4ih Henry w. Miller
9Th Col. John Morrison.
9th Dr. Thomas w. Keen.
7h William r. Myers.
9Th J. d. Hyman.
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Votes for Governor of North Carolina.
We insert our table again this week, as corrected
from the Standard, who says these figures are not
strictly official but believed to bc correct
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ELECTORS.
For the State al Large.
HON. GEO. E. BADGER, of Wake.
DIR. R. X. SPEED, Of Pasquotank.
Districts.
Est district. J. w. HINTON. Of Pasquoiank.
I'd do. CHARLES q. CLARK, Of Craven.
81 do. o. II. D0cKERY. OF Richmond.
lth DO. l.. q. EDWARDS, OF Granville.
9th do. ALFRED q. FOSTER, Of Randolph.
9Th do. HENRY WALsER. 81 Davidson.
9TH 10. WIN. p. BYNUM. Of Lincoln.
9Th do. TOD X. CALDWELL, OF Burke.
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Rock Spring Academy.
Little River Institute.

THE Fall Session. 1850. Of this Institution vii
4 commence on the 9ih day Of Ialy. under ihe ta.
slruciun &c J. l.. Brewer. students will h. aimiiei
Il any time and charEr from hr iiur 81 cnifisef n
the end OF tho session. No allowance viii he masc
oi absence except ioi rreifaeied sickness sptei
contract. The school Is lneaied in Orange county ten
miles mouth 81 llshuiuuah, 10 . mdfa ulislaus aud
healthy ncighhnrhood. Board can he hal il rcspftta.
lie families Al seven dollars per month including Ctet
thing necessary for student
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NEWSPAPERS.
7 ,ArnR And MORE INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF TIE WORLD.
Determined 10 have the BelL
AND 10 FIaHr AGAIN
Zee he Letters from hs
NDIroR ono. wILKKsJ
JOHN O. HKnNAN
CLAIMING THE TROPHY OF TIE FIaaf.
REPLY or Mr.. WILKES TO BELLS LIYR
LoxDos fins.
WHO WITNESSED rHx COMBAT
Leaer from he Bon. GRAErLKY . BxRKLnr
Lsuer from Censor on The
AMI NE AMERICAN HORSES
In kEoLAND.
rsh between LynoA ga ssau.
Lynch defeA,ed Ansr iso dAys
rEARiFio Fr0urIsG.
Aquatic CAAlerg. from
EsGLAsD TO AuxRIcA.
WILKES sPrxrfr or rHr TINES
OF his wcsk-
CUT xARLy TUESDAY MORNING.
roR SALE BIT ALL NEWS pEALxss.
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DRY GOODS, 90. -.
AZ h L,OarxHsrsIs SO CAN AL srgsxr. cyssse
~ on. sis: S na s' sas sad pr..s
b. "a s.so% as w1 ssd ss,s: '. ssasrais
..EssKs DRYDEN 4 HERrzEL. IMPORTERS AMP
S.ps .rss. % ~ n,o.dss1 ORA door x''.f' soc
Loet 20 A soas bookstore
NJvroE-AvIs-norrIa .-avso-sorix
" ,OUNf-IS's India store me oDiy gl-ss la
s, sss' .S0 y.a
so'a ss 0hs. Chin. 1920 ID, ar,, s - vsaI
Gao Ss procured vhais.ai saa rslas 40 g. s-a'dsN
NEW DRsss GOODS
Az AZ
LORD rAyLOGs.
Mes ~ 70 As7 BRoADwAY
0sRN8R aRAEO srRIsr.
nrALLLoU.s, aRIsAiLLEs, POLL Dr. oaxvRE
AID
FASHION ABlx 0.sY GOODS.
IN aRlAr vAsrErY-Ar REDUozD rRlCHs.
s ss: r &. e :. q s os4s1s sTsss s.
q. q uuNrHRxY Co.
Have received NV y =; Il s 4'
= isass : ~ sh~ s::ssisiasss !. Ss ssu.s1 Al"
An resh soods q ,hls Springs mpostatosa
Pi'"' 0'A' A. entirely nsv end
Jn. gss.vsd
No. SCI BROADWAY.
Opposite The Metropolitan a0ei
EDwAsD LAMBEsT 90.
DIoH PARIS DRESS SILKS.
full and s..hop.sls sssor.nss.a
LoaD rAYLoRs.
Nos 4si V aS7 BROADWAY. corner Grad st.
AT REDUCED PRICES
Nos rs 10 Isl aRAND STREET
WHDow SHADES Ar COST.
FINE aOI COLI ! L 74ysg ,,s
AND q F oSs ~. ssH HsssrAcrus..
BEST * :H1s2a s sGa asR. ss. APE ..u.
+: Az; s 4
ADVzSrAoS We NOW SrtsS 'A-Ai
soloxcs 4 .zIA1nr,
80 CANAL sr.5x !. nr.,or. $40
D,.r s$Ssssisss sf s m; Ssss s'--'s
Ladies materials msde up In tbs newest desiguA
$40 CANAL street, opposite Mercer.
426. NEW rA1r Dress oooDs. al
B rm
vANpxRBur
GEORGE A. HDARN.
Ne ~ Broadway.
WILL OPEN on MONDAY. us IN inssA,L
LARsR AND nIaAKr A@ofnM
NEW PARIS Dkxs oooDs.
oo.sssnsn part q
new oRaANDn ROSES.
NEW oR0ANDrEs By THE YARD.
NEW oRNAHDME soBEs
INV GRENADINES. BIZ TIE lard.
NEW BAREaE ANaLAm ROBES.
DO. Do. Do. By ~ Yard
xxw JAcoHgrR
NEw oHiNTz PRInrs.
NEW TRAVELLING Dsnss GOODS
NEW REAL Poll DE ouxvRR
NEW PENo CLOTH
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DRY GOODS. SO.

ssi =. sS e .:;:
TaaA La. -. v.?..:a x..n.. S Ss,:,:
"a . Hsndsess Two Tiouoosd..:.S i,oI..s
s.ss IAss Burnous y y p n,.rs
Bs.s Lac. Pos. S SST.:
| :.....'.........'..'....'.:. % o 9s,s
s.s. Siss poaSss sa:n.. 6s.n
g Ss -: 81. sGst i g sc . s
~ me- a ss xs1s: sSS
BULPIH dx.osoN ELLIorr.
rorn~'s a: a 1 ~ s,..av.,
A.. !.
: NOS. s 3 AID ps 5
+ "r IL. A S1Sg !
+ rouxrxs ss r. STREET. !
Dzs 4. 4sS ;sss:s s sgq
Hence We have m.rksd down"
& E: q :; 1;
% re: siSSss: ;os "a sss :::;:no. ): y.ss
s'ss . sss
III. ". rs's: .: o.: E: r: :ss r51.o
S;s's s sT,%Is: our E4ss Ny
B. B. MACY.
"a x1rzxYs AUCTION GOODS.
D. ~ :n s,s:
xs sa4 81 sGes a5obs s. h & wEnk
SS s 70. ss SDss.s s S% u :Ssos e. ss
1908 spni Straw o.asoa:, saa s::Sssd. SIC $685.
al. ssf Css
~; ssos si so ss nd % sa; q s's
ssso.: ice EsSoss. AissSs: R aSSs' IL
A'''''' Nc A''''n' = Si
FLOWERS In the city I Dsf,sc ; sHs
PRINCES for Fi0un''; !. sSs ~ 80 doa's.
$500 Lace Wells all s ;Y3:s 1sSs Ss
lc to . 90 Coiisss g. 70 IS, Banda cheap needle
work bsndl srcA,efs, 40;
dsns's linen RsadfsrcissS ioc rc. 70 soc.
Closing out lot Of f HS6 f r r: styles - '
sS:s ss
4 1: =. ] %
Goods "hO's'a's Les than ,Osse;s ;g g5ssss
No ms nssA .venss sssHssa f.ss.,srs
ArA GREAT REDUCTION FROM AUCTION.
z'dlISH oAAr ErsD SGa21ps r a.
::$s -: -: 4: w. -; sss':s Sss: ::ss
~" ''''' n'' gus WINDOW sHADn
'' a'ui 1kSs sS si n ~ 1900 worth Of an'
IL roll usually sold u SIC a.d sOo nne gold pass
c6%4Es 81 i iss :- - :ss " s.u.s
A = NO. al BROADWAY.
|
WILL Sa:a: ; S.SSSsio III + RIO: .esas
10 Robes Of " ''a II sscaeaAosrH ua
ArHo. III BROADWAY.
UHsDI. .IsI EIT' siI.E. 4 LAKE.
THEIR ss1IRs SPRING HroS9 1IHia AAf u
NA .pvorros sp Ss Yurr Pc. CENT.
AT NO. al BROADWAY.
WILL osr,sV s 81 HAL fisAs0H LAks
ALARos AnD vA,rS q s nTSspAr' xAr''
,n A. ~; III; 'Ss, s:, SG9Ds.
A. .. Sa, .si s Z !. s ss.: s.sa
0''f:' Co. a. a.. 4 s.. .o.. q B4-.y
A RxoLD. CONSTABLE co.
wu oesa On
MONDAY nAY1,
5000 DOZEN LADIES LlHsx oAxBaIc upKys,
r~- q -.
Ana "n -" We" ''', SAmAL STREET. eor.~ ~u~,~.
At no. IN BROADWAY.
uBsDz.L PIsasos LAKE
| vi oGw = rtAn
20 % ss a:Des sesis
| AIS. wotA o.
Ar NO. al BROADWAY
UBsDE.ds rI..sos = LAKE
x: X: Il: :: az. 3: &
Arso. al BRoADwAr
UBsDnl, rIsnsoH 4 LAKE
l q & & : vi: Il: II f! ss..r
nnDudss:S' s E.: i s a.urs
RARsor Rob-.
sas sas. s1s ~ y 80 a.. s.D AT
SILK ROBES.
has. ssd rDasssa srssuJ rsaussA
WIN S.'c'''s on .os sss.;.. 49, =,
ARNOLD. comrABLR co.
CANAL CORNER msruw arua MI.
pLAcK oHAETrLLy sBAwIA
ID Jus rsessvsd By nr1.ixR GRANT,
100 Brafway.
mAwb ~ 80 vufA eaQ
ehawh n flun vurtb Sin.
BiAck vens, (r>a ccntrenD n - and eiA
Also large asnotnens Of uNnbrie nd nns nmbrpAars1
See. IN sew shApss-
RLACK LACE yIOuNCINoe,
ID mAntlllAA Putna Centre r1eeen. "A, IA
Ata iNre feducncu ncm the usual prices
WILLIAMS 90. llass Pe<ew RooevtaJ ~ nFsAlvAy,
CARrKrs oARrHrs, cARPKrs
Auoot,or N lnvUad "a ,,r s1o~s
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IA 1I.1rtRy.-rop sALx CHrAP. SAME AND RrIr
W C-ptsns Epsuietis eseh orrrc a. U,Src~. Goat Al
% pxicul>s stdrcs J., bon sgsi ros, osaca
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d-Q BRoADwAr-ro LET cHxAr vRewv BUILD
ftO sf. sin three s,ry Dcp m tke resx. AR a4n
esn c~r - rsse sus isnsrl fsIszre u r. 02oRHN
A BR0. ~ snd 1q WISER nresl
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NBRorYPn AND rHoroGRArH GALLERY req
"A sAe 70 let the bcss thorous wlnansSurr
ouy two blocks from ths Terry; nicely 10 ssd d1sg
good payirg -siness fhs chance vita; ko
70 r. d. KkNsk ~, % south .eventh strecl
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no. 10 Bossm srsss Ga No 10 New yux
BAxTAs> c>lled for dsi rsrpd 10 asy ~ a. ne rs
1URNfTpnn PACxnD AND ehIPPaD
r'sne'css ~ And ha,ei oAsss removed WITH Ne usnna
I'VE four ssd sr hcrss wagons AH on band s,r hs reno
vel of furniture, esshew ~ Ne CIV w o,sntry.
We have iArrs and eommodous vArehou-es fp sn~s.
q fsrnure An ~dsrs by po~ esbervtss vi BE- prp.p
areeufed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-01

SdtISIdCC1O0 university 6u4IaGJec0.
VT0HE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED
L the extensive Boot and shoe cstablishm mt
Of J. NJ. ELDaiDGE, No. 25, Brady street, where lie
will continue to keep hand Large and com
plete stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS,
And other articles in that limo. Mr.. J. r. BEAN
will, heretofore, have charge Of the stere. Call
and satisfy yourself that what We promise will be
faitl fully fulfilled.
IF. MITCHELL.
feb 25-dkwtf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHluAUEL.Pnx

A Besev01ea lastif.ssOS ss:45s..aaed by specinl
Asdosos~~ss, I'm The r -.sef IF tie SIC. antf Die
tressed, s0ticssd sOaA V;rslsas and ApsIewic U,.-
eases, asd e.Peciouy for tAs OH of Dsseases o,
the Sexual OvgGas.
Nj ED1CAL Apv'Cs gwen gratis, by the Ac-
vi ting Sturgeon. TO oil who apply BY letter
with description Of their condition, age, occu-
patton, habits Of life. &c.,) and in cases Of ex-
treme poverty. Medicines turnishe free ofcharge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrha,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense.
y, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Two or three stamps for postage
Address ). sKILLIN H0UGHr0N, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth ~
philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
jan 10 Wy.
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oooToN MANTRao
OARAAne91a1i 7lk66e0Y06
w UuvU6vvUSSA OOuou6OUUU
Has HAD
~- -AOa 0uvav
- - 10O AAAs
vulCR suouLD n eU1o1crnuf 10 CONVINCE svRaY
U~~x>- nHA~-
O0CEsSS8 OsW
Of the Great Value u the
n A~A~EnsAG HsIARD : S,~AD :
1900. .
A NJ THAT IT - WiInOUT EACElTlON
IA
@-
before the psbiie for oil diseases arising from ir
regularities.
c.s: :,s:.: e Ns :; =: Sss:s ..y
yen1so =. Dssss go.
n" Sss-.I.es
a.a|ree. ~ : nasls..
Iaasuer aol NeSvoa-1eos Gen,sallv.
Olf1cele Weaeessss1ea.
0asD001e6 meooesoee1on.
o. essassss q ~ .Messss.
And IN almost endless variety Of other diseases
BY over exertion, bys weak constitution, severe
mental or physical lsbor. The simple remedy for
all 10 70 get At the primary cause Of the disease
remove il, and yen assist nature to regulate
This can b done BY the great
No<o-ou:o1 rnr~on<
VoeesAAA0AAAoA VVNAOOtVAS
Which has never failed to effect care when
properly used, according to the directions, and
fair trial given it.
1t is prepared from the recipe, and under the
personal observation-disclosures OF = most skilful Physi-
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Co.Partnership Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned hsvs this day entered into Co
Partnership for the purpose Of carrying on thu
publication Of the DAILY ARD WB8kLY DBno.
oxAr AND Nsws, Newspaper 70 b pnslishsd il
the City Of Davenport, Scott County, Iowa, also
the Job Printing Business eonnectsd with cid
Newspaper Estsblisnment under the name end
style q Rishardssa, West ! Go.
D. n RICHARDSON.
GEO. r. WEST,
GEO. p. CARPENTRR.
J0O. @. 0IVEN.
Datsl DaVsnDsst vsosualy 81, \ D., looo.
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NO. Al 9rady Street.
DnrenpDrf, food.
VXIOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
wv the citizens Of Davenport and the sur
r,unding country, and oil his old customers, that
hs IS now prepared to manufacture. TO order, all
nds Of work in his line Of business such pat
tent Heather boots, French calf boots (sewe,' or
p gged J, French kip boots (sewed or peyged) -
Also ladies' CATERS of any style or quality, made
+ order, on short notice.
He has on hand good supply Of good Eastern
work, which he will sell low for cash.
tKAll work warranted
Please give him call before purchasing else
here.
declOdtf
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INSURANCE.
1ODI1T SIl(P1ON'6
Fire and Life Insurance Axcney,

100E1T SIl(PD0N'D
Fire and Life Ins1rance Agency,
0FFERs TO INSURERS ALL THE ADvAN.
tsgss that nay b obtained in aay way by
=! IS. E E.; ssi9v :. asy Respon.;ss. Company
I'd. Prompt payment 81 losess.
4th. Policies in which the holder. n.,.;.;,...
in the proats.
CArrrAL RzrsssssrED. ovs. 5000 900.
A. Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co. nv
0aaA csp;sals.d Ssrp.s'. $1,000 900, =. =
Metropolitan fire I.s. Co., NY,
cssA Capital asd Surplus. 1854 1855.
state Fire Inssraacs c., New Haven,
Cash Capital and Ssvplss. $a25. 900.
Security Fire Insurance Co., N. York,
casA Capital aud Ssrpls. eS44.ssl.
New England Fire md Marine lnsur-
asce Company, Hartford,
ca.h Capital and Surplus, s22s, 900.
Mutual Life Insurance CO. Rev York.
Accumulated Cash Assess the PROPERTY Of the
AssHyed, S6.OOO.OOO
JOHN YANTIS,
Solicitor for the above named Companies. is au-
thoriscd TO take Risks and issue Policies.
REFERENCES IN DAVENPORT.
II. q. Smith, Esq, James McCosh. Esq, Messrs.
Eldridge Williams; Z. G. Blood, Esq.,; Hon. X.
Linderman; Hon. James Thoringtou.
t4OhRce over Eldriige Williams Dry Goods
Store, Brady street.
iune23 IT,
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DiSSol

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIS-
J. ting under the nams Of Brown Armstrong,
10 this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Either
10 authorised to settle the accounts OF the Arm.
James Armstrong will continue the pract 90 Of
Law, in the Once heretofore occupied By Brown
/ Armstrong, il Nichols Block.
8. E.-BROWN,
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
March l, 1850. fmar9-dtf
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T,REsH OYSTERS At TIE
jyo.14 ~s+~ 80
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(BY AuTHORlTY.]
NOTICE
8especting Certain Lands In the 0tano n
Iowa.


Iowa.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT rur
~ lands along the Dss Moinss river IN Ion.
and within the claimed limits Of the lies nc;.es
grant in that Stats, abovs the mouth AZ ~ -.
eoos Fork o. ssid rives, which have been reesrved
freo sale heretofore o. account Of The IN. ~
the State thereto, will continue rsssrvsd Tor ~
line being, from sale, or from location ~ s.v
recent deeisioe of ths S1pcsns Court agaisst ~
claim.
This action 10 deemed necessary % sloel tine
TOT Cvngrsss = consider, upos msnosial Q. Other
Wis, the case Of sssua boss fds settlers Aoldina
under dtlss fGsn ths State, and 70 naks sUeS
psovisioa b eonArmation q adipstnent q ~
elalus - s1eA sssllsgs = nay appeas o s. risAi
~ pepper. JOS. 81 WILSON.
Ceaniesieass = Ne 0sassal Lad O0ee,
00nBA1 LAnD ODy3oDl
~ u looo. junaao
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

Trains run by Chicago time, which is twelve min
ute, fastar than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER Monday. APRIL 9TH,
- 1919, and until further notice. trains will
leave davenport for Musca'ne. Columbus City,
"nshinston and Iowa City Sundays excepted
rs follows:
Express and Mail Train a'.. =. 90 4. y.
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily,
sur days excepted as follows:
lst Mail Train, at. Observation-Disclosures A. H.
I'd Express Train, at..................s8 s. =. n.
Trains Arrive at Davenport daily, SUI days sx-
deptcd, as follows
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INsURAN0U.
FIRE, INLAND E. LIFE.
Home Insurance Company,
or NEW YoRK.
Surplus, 100000
Conway Insurance Company,
nAssAeHusErrs.
Cast Capital and surplus $254ooo
Hampden Insurance Company,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS
Cash Capital and surplus S25v,OOO
North American lns. Company,
OPHARrAoRp, CONN.
Lorillard Insurance Company,
Cash Capital $685., 800
Manhattan Life Ins. Company,
Cash Capital $1,000, 900
City Fire Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, CONN
W. soUTHwoRTH, pros't.
FIELD kAUFFMANN, Agents.
Office, No. 4, LIE Claire Block,
u. f.ELD; Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Office next door to the Post Office,
Rock Island. Ill. June
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EX q ~ LSIOR.
Washisg-Day Made Easy.
erfett >atisfac iisn Csarantefd

j. =. Ponce Improved Patent Excelsior
MAchi0o, PoensSd Gceooss 1885,
HAVING PURCHASED THE RIGHT TO
L manufacture and sell the above machine 10
the State Of Iowa, hereby give notice to all Who
lave washing to do (snd who have not) that ws
arc prepared to Gil eli orders that may Do made On
u.s.
Call and see, and be satisfied that Ne have
The Very Best Washer SOW 70 Use.
Tbev can be had on Third street, nees corner q
Brady. ssd between Brady and Perry. PFies ~
Rsnsmbsr. - guarantee perfect satisieeties q
NJ sale. =. AA08s
nrsk
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FROM THE WEST.

Nail Train, mt. ............6.3 IS Mt
All trains out Of Davenport will make direc'
connections nj Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City. with the WeserR Stage C.mpany's
tases for all points West.
The Passenger TT in connects at Rock Island
with Chicago and Rock Island railroad trains for
all points East, North and South
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions to the destination Of
their baggage also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in the cars.
b. Trains for tho East connects Mt Joliet
with trains on the Michigan Central X. r.; At
Chicago with trains on the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pittsburg, IT. Wayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN +. TRACY,
APPS Sup't.
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RAILROADS.


Chicago ard RoOk ISlaD0 8allycn1
Ossoeonsr slvr0s
nNAND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL On, tsse,
~ and until further notes, trains win Leave
davenport daily, Saods, . excepted, - follows:
a. . m.u vain 49,. ................v. 40
rr'A"s 0AWess. .0So y. -
If.,ns arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays ~
Let night express At. q 20 a. r.
81 '."'"s $780,. .o.VU Z. -
- -. ..o.0S r. -
All trains over this route are In direct ccupexioo
skphiesgo With trains over both the A,chiRan
southern, Michigan Central, Piusburr. fcst
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De.
troit, Toledo. Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati.
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, N,ssara Falis, Aita.
ny, New York. Phiisdelpha. Baltimore and WASH
ington. Also ut LaSslle with trains OF the Iii.
nos Central Road-North to Galcna and South 70
st Louis and Cairo.
Pas sengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions 70 the destination Of
their baggage. also TO procure tickets before TAX
ing their seats in the cars tho conduct n cole
cct fares only TO stations the line Of the Chi
cago and R.ek Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, April y, 1860. du
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Tile Capacity Of this kodd is equal to ang
az tie Country
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Des Meines Land Agency.
Land Warrants.

n HE undersigned have for sale Land Warrants
Of different sisss, which they will sell for cash
or IN time to suit purchasers.
hey will pay p ,rticular attention TO the selec-
tic land location Of Landsin DosNoines,Ft Dodge,
CT triton, and other Western Land Districts. Also
to aymsnt Of 7. 8 apd Land business generally.
EXCHANGE
on al psrte Of the United states bought and sold:
COOK, SARGENT 1 COOK,
Bankers and Land Agents.
DesAoinss, lowe
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