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, 1860-09-04
DOUGLAS AND THE POPE.

The PRtss AND TRIBUNE has never denied
the right Of Judge Douglas 10 connect himself
with the Catholic Church. It has never as
serted that bo ought not to have his children,
born Of Protestant mother, baptized in the
Romish Church at.er that mothers death. It
has never claimed that his sympathies were
due 10 the t@ople Of Tuscany, Parma Mode
M and lhe other Italian States, in their revolt
against the hateful tyranny under which they
had so long groaued. It has never said that
he had not perfect right to prefer that all the
States of the Romish Church should remain
under the despot1sm Of the Holy See rather than
enjoy Constitutional liberty under the protection
Of Sardinia. 1t has never denied his right to
suffer lis Golfers to be drawn upon for the pur-
pose Of maintaining the Papal Despotiam over
Italy-to furnish means to hire Irish regiments
to bsyo7et and shoot down Italian people
struggling, upon their own soil, for freedom.
Upon al these points Democratic journals
constantly misrepresent the Press AND TR1-
BusE, assuming for It q position which it never
has taken, which it never will take It con-
cedss to Judge Douglas the largest liberty on
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,ha n,t,sr :. ,h,t tho naon1a should mt ha d..
ceived. While it aecords to Nj. Douglas all the
latitude in opiuiou and al1 the freedom in &C.
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oonoemnea LOT INC la'1es' Ie mus' also De c9n-
oemneo 'o' naV'ps uona.ea aea as1eS ot eFoono
near thus cty 70 Inc oapas& oohese. esgs
the missouri 6eo'0*'co'--a paper WHICH ms
Always bean onoe1 oatno1o lnnoeoee' III
me- s'ooge oouelas, IL ~ ~ Ara'snoa 'of
tn's CON pnelaoe III penau - oes'ne's ne','
"o' The chnfca 70 wnlca m4 WE oe'oogs' Is
she not equally l4aole 10 oe nanlea over The
"coala tor' his liberal oene'aeaona heretofore
"to the Baptats! Ao"' to!s ie Journalism
in ita meanest aad most contempf1o'e lorm'
We do not propose Co. han 'noge
Oousias over tho Goals Tor efnef act' We
say be had the undoubted right; to- folio" his
inclination OF his interest in both cases- But
go
, 1860-09-04

CRIxT JIsr1ck or f,o,.,n,r
Banks has nominated Associ4ts Juatiee George
Tylsr Bigelor, y Chief Jussice Of the Supreme
Court Of Aassachuaetts, 70 fill Tho vacancy o..
easioaed bJ <hs rssi8aasson Of Judge Shaw.
, 1860-09-04
The Virginia Nes.o Conspiracy
HOAX
The Danvile R<gittfr Of August Esd, Las the
fn1tnrIny.

Inc 1tanvll!e 1fg1ttfr Of August Esd, Las the
following:
"Segeral days ago cur people were some
wha; surprised at publication which appeared
IN the Richmond Ditpa:ch. detailing the plan
Of rumored conspiracy Of negroes in the
Esq It Was stated that six negro fellows de-
coYed an overse.r into the woods for the pur-
pose Of numbering hin, and that the overseer-
seer, upon discovering their purpose, being
armed, shot four Of the aix dead, wounded the
fifth, aad that the sixth one etcared. Now
there is no foundation in fact fir this report.
In the 6ret P nee Nit. Harisson OWNS no piansa-
ton in Halifax county; in the nt1t place there
has been no ti9as ot InEurfecsion or subordi-
nation on any one Of his plantations in pittsyl-
vania or Henry county. We have it directly
from member Of his OWN household, that
there lsnot eren cause to suspect any Of his
numerous slaves Of design or plot Of inaur-
rection."
, 1860-09-04
%Aa8 MUCH OPPOSED TO SLAVERY
As ANXHO0X.D

AAA8 MUCH 0PP0SEO Eb SAAs EAA
-Four out Of every five Democrats who may
le met in the streets in the Northern States
will declare themselves las much opposed to
slavery as anybody They only differ from
their Republican nsig ghbors in their n'e0sod q
opposing it. 4 large majority Of them 81 5nify
their hostility to it By voting for Douglas. Il
Il this class Of Democrats whose attention We
xish to- call to n portion Of Mr. Dough- Ssdi.
ton Law speech delivered in the Senate Oh
the Esd Of January, 1860. 1tie as follows:
.e: hold tie docts,ut ,hai wie sateaman Snl adspt
biz lava to ths md dnteess Of At po-
pie 70 h Eqve,ae' ~ thfm. 1Avk91 *Ar. p Sxsr ~
sxxr1a1 II oxx CLIMATE Axp zqrAL1T
IF rYEKE A iI,1zES or IoU1s1ASA. 1WorLD
yorE Fur RETAINING AND MAfSrA1Sos SLAVE
RI BECAUSE RELIEVE TIE COOP oF-T THAT
pIopIE WOULD REQUIRE lT."{CoDg1es4onal
Globe, ls,a 80; page a..
In one Of the joint debates between Mr.
Lincoln and Mr, Douglas, in 1855, The io41n#
said that bis competitor was the only promi-
nent man il public life in the United stateF'
who bad never deelarsd bis opinion on the
question Of slavery in the ahstract-the only
,.-a- eo;d 7-hethrr hi, :repurded
'nan WV ~. ~ - . . ~...na t,,;no.t tho on1v
'1so' :. .aa c,p +
msn "n' uA4 I.. Nv +..," ~ w.. .o,..ot a. ths
OF asa'ns9n M .I 80 o.. tS..n,nu
1as has made important progress since then
he now ssys ns''' .i"' - ~ .o:~-.. ~
h'utslana' oe "'~u '''7 49, '
MAINTAINING s1A'e's. ....
lhe'e Is ous Que osne' use'1o1so ~-..as - w. 49,
oi!eeuoo' ITO" tne ioou'u VI . w. ~. =. , ,.'
more amr'ous t0ao alls' aao .n@' - '"e' -
qoo'a'on 4'ou .ue 'e e ~
L. Dong'os III n'S spee'n ''
the 2s1a o. No'emoe'' ~ tepo'' 'eA IL '1A' 14'
d1anc"e' o1 mat clty' LII saiu
, 1860-09-04

Rev. T. II. KA11ock.-This gentleman, who
became somewhat noted as pastor Of the Tre-
mont Temple Baptist Church in -Bnston, aud
WHO afEeFWaf15 moved 70 LeaveoWorah, Kan
sas, and took charge Of Baptist Church IN that
city. has resigned the ministry. aad will here
-zfter devote himself to the practices offaT. He
has formed oo-partnership in his new Eoea.
ton with Judge J. l. Pendery at Leaven"orth,
and will mako his arnt appearance in court in
defense Of Gordon, accused of committing q
murder at Danyer SONS TINS since.
The Cleveland Herald Of Thursday says: :
This morning Mr. u. Colvin, an Englishuan by
birth, residen. in Tie United States thi1sy-two
years and in this city over twenty years, ap-
piled for his naturalization papers in order to
vote for Abraham Lincoln. 3tr. G. has always
kept aloof from politics, but now thinks free.
man should no longer be s.lsnt in the g1ea.
struggle for recognition Of Northern interests.
, 1860-09-04

PoPuLArloN or M11wAuxkx.-The population
Of Milwaukee, according to tbs osnAas jnat COM
pleted; Is 1898, In 1850 the population w.s
, 1860-09-04
Meeting At moFrIsop.

AoRxlsos. Whiteside Co., Aug. y, 1850.
The campaign is now opening M in' White.
side. List evening with no particular effort, we
had : rousiug old-fashioued gathering. Hon.
T. n. Arnold Of Cook and D. B. Mccarthy Of Full
ton gave us good ENTERTAINMENT :.
AF. Arnold, our candidate for Congress, put
ii the strong blowa in his best style. His de-
lineatson of the early !tfo of Honest Old Abe,
sd the Republican poaey III favor Of the
times very eloquent. Il,
McCar.ny Is w.t." always ready and On
hand for eoo1 talk: Oar iriends e6euld keep
him in. the field. The Lyndon band aud tho
Morrison Glee Club and the Morrison vide
Awakes we're On hand and made the meeting
very pleasant
This Inauguration, 50 fortunate in its CON-
meneement, will be carried for~srd eneEgeti-
caIly. We aasure orr friends that # hiteside
ia Tery sound. Our Republican friends can
draw On NJ ilberally and we will meet the draft
with honor. Il.
, 1860-09-04

u Thu new party formed in Now York, By
the Union Of tho Ruup Democracy with the
i'unp o!Anox Sothingiem, I. called the " What
Is saggestedd b the non-
descrapt animal now On exhibition At Barnum's
Auaeuu, seemingly i cross between Z man and
+ monkey.
, 1860-09-04

ARRIVAL Or TIE PRINCE or WA1xs ~ DE-.
4noff:-zr. hics, Of Tho Michigan cs;ntlal Rail.
road, has telegraph from Montreal advising
him that the Prince Of Wales will arriv in De-
troit ~ ths:1sth Of 6eptembcr,aud go hence on,
the Michigan csntrl Road to Chicago on tho
, 1860-09-04

Of d. rue people a1e actaaiea less ~ Impulse
and more hJ reason. Ihe past tonf years nave
educateo me popular MIND 70 = trneE kao"l'
edge Of the slavery quesfion. feopie now uh'
derstand more clearly the designs and dogmas
Of the slaveocraey.. The radical d'Hefence oe~
tween the positions Of tue tHo great parties Is
better comprehended- And ths people have be"
come. meanwhile; more attached to the Repnp-
Acan organization Tor the sake Of its principles.
But the Republican party IN "lnnebago has
nearly reached its maximum Of relative great
ness. It holds in its ranks about 80 per cent.
Of the whole population. Il has extracted al
most evzry sound kernel in the community ind
left little more than cheat, cookie and dirt to
Democracy. No large community can become
ent.rely Republican. There will always be
found a few deluded, prejudiced, ignorant or
knarish characters, and some who are pro. szaee-
~ at heart. aud like John Mitchell, long for
plantation well Stocked with slaves. Hence 70
county or State can be expected to poll its
whole vote for Republisanisu1. The purest ora
contains some dross; 50 the most enlightened
community will have some democrats"
Show me a county pre-eminent for the intel
lgruce and morality Of its people, and will
guarantee that it gives an overwhelming major
ity for the Republican ticket. Capacious and
efaoart ecboo1. .honusa ora anotber navar.fa;l;no
ezidenca of tbe n,era,.rce If Rennb,;c.o;sr,
Tb. naon1. ~ poctfo-d and w;nreh, On
County, ale highly intelligent, thrifty and en-
tarprising. There is no county more 10 in the
State. They are reading, rejecting peo-
pie. They keep fully posted up on the ques-
tions of the day; not on politics alone, but on
every other topic of public conce1nment. The
men are an independent set Of fellows. Each
oae makes up his own mind, with few I" Dem
o:ratic" exceptions, who employ pro slarery
demapoRues to think for them. The county ia
, 1860-09-04

$4,000, ,000."
John Van BursD says that Csgger / O..
committed the great blunder Of the age, when
they fused with the Know Eothings, the mcst
violent enemies ths DEMOCRATIC a1ty tycr had"
He also safs be "witl be much surprised if
Douglas carries more than a single State"
Whist State thts will be, John does not men.
tion. ,., !. !
NINTH DIsrRlc7.-Hon. John Olney, our Lin
coin e1ector in The NINTH District, and Judge
Hanie, the douglas elector, hAre made ar.
rangements for \ seriea Of discussions In the
District, TO commence n: shawnestown on tho
1lth inst. 81:
THx REsrRRxcT1ox PARrx.-0ne Of the elec.
tors C. i. Hoysradt) recently nominated by the
Houston Stale Convention Of New Yesk, has
been dsad for two years. ~.
BarckrxR1DoE II EGrPr.-The Dreclinridgers
OF Saline and Hxmiton counties had large rat
idcation meeting at Red Bank On the Esd u:t
4 large aud enthusiastio> Rrac6nxidS b meeting
was also held in Dongo1r, Union county, On the
25th u1t.>e -----
Ar OLp DkxocaAr FOR L1ScoLS.-John Nc
Maxim, Of Middletown, lows, = life long Demo-
Graf, h,,~ announced that hereafter be shall act
with The Republican party. He says that there
&re ten or twelve in his neighborhood, that
were formerly Democrats, who arc now for
Lincoln and Hamliu.s - *''r-'-
TnE A1rnABr1lck1. P An7x.--The Buffalo Cons-
nserdal Adartise calls tho Fusion ticket in that
State "tbe Bell Everett Dough as.1ohnson. On.
ion. y Whig: Democratic tickes";
-Danisl 8. Diekinson has engaged to make
astumpinz topr through ths Kpl}h1eat.
Tho Republicans Of New York city ratDy
the Stats nominations 5sptsuber 18th.
Tho Mobile 7.s5xns ssya that in Tho South
Douglas il losing strength dsily and lincoln
gaining :r:;f -; TT: 1" r: -,
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Facts f01. the FeOl0le!
The Republican Pocket Pistol.

Facts fo,. the People!
The Republican Pocket Pistol,
Colleetic~ of Facts. Opinions. and Arguments
.fav NFsedom, Edited b. WV. H. BUsLs,oa.
Eco. PwblisAed monthly dxvias Tie CON-
paign, commencing Jxxs 9Th. SO pages, Is
M. Price % cents.
TNHE OBJECT OF THIS WORK WILL BE TO
i present, In the most concise form practicable,
the principles and aims Of the Republican Par y,
tho Issues involved in its contest with the Slave
Power and it's Democratic Allies tho sentiments
OF the leading st .tesmen OF the country mast and
crescent in reference to those issues; and such
other matters of interest as may be evolved in
the progress Of tho political struggle upon which
We have entered what every workicg kepubli-
will desire, in the way Ct TACT, argument, and
opinion for himself, and fer his neighbors to in
I'm the ignorant, convince the preiudiced, and
stimulate the lukewarm, will be given in tn 9
Pocket PistoI series, in form &C once compac,,
neat, and convenient, and at price which will
enable our Republican Clubs to put q COPY Of it
into the hands Of every voter whocan read
Tbs RHPCBLICAN POCKEr PIsroL will be pub
lished on the 5th of every month during the Cam
paiGn.
Sisg'e copies Of any number Will be sess By mail,
postage paid, on receipt Of cents. For Is cents
pAign copies to one address, 81 90
We trust our Republican friends in all parts of
the country will exert themselves to make mn
Clubs for tho Pocket Pistol. 1t will give Won I
oonpists OUTFIT Of facts and arguments with which
to combat the sham democracy. Address,
H. DAYTON, Publisher.
julyl8-w3t&deod3w SO Howard St., MY.
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HOWARD Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Beneu0lss isseit.rioS es:a5s.-aaed bv specink
Emdoso,c~ ~, (n tie p ..sef Of t;e ssc1 aa1 Dr.
srsssed, sJticssd Uas Nrslsss and Apifemic ~
easss and e<pscialyy for shs Or Of Diseases Of
tie Nerwoi Or0aas.
AAEUlCAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Ac-
~! ting Sturgeon. 70 I'll who apply BY letter,
With . description 81 thei, condition, Gage, occu
treme poverty. Medicines furnishe free ofcharQe.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermstorrho !,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and or
The NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
r, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
Address ). SKILLIN HOUGHr0N, Acting sur
geou, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth q.
philadelphia, Pc. By order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sserstazy.
jan 10 Wy.
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A. Nc u ANE,
NO. Al brady Street,
LDnCew Durf. ROacM.

D"CeWp"rt, HOSOM.
\XIOULD RESPECTFI'L LILY ANNOUNCE TO
Wv the citizens Of Davenport and tho sur.
unding country, and all his old customers, tina,
hs Is now prepared to minufacture, to order, all
X nds Of work in his line Of business such as pat
t, mt leather boots, French calf boots sewe.' OF
9ged }, French kip boots (sewed or pexYed) -
Also ladies' CATERS of any style or quality, made
Il order, on short notice.
lie has on hand good supply Of good Eastern
work, which he will sell low for cash.
HAll work warranted.
Please give him q call before purchasing else
here.
doclOd te
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DiSSol ~tion.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ExIS-
J. ting under the name Of Bsown Armstrong,
10 this day dissolved BY mutual consent Either
10 authorised to settle the accounts or the 6rm.
James Armstrong will continue the pract ee Of
Law, in the Once heretofore occupied By Brown
: Armstrong, in Nichols Block.
8. B. BROWN,
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Nasch 1, 1ooo. (mar9-dH
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AARahn6nAfAa MnDDenYm0 4
W UUvuIs MN VOou16O IN
HAS HAD
q e- v1Ana aprAv M
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VINCE snoULD - sU11scrGpr - CoHviprD xvEsY
~8
0W0CsOsD Vo
u the 0eeat Veloo & Ne
CAT Al. Cam A.rRMxa
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"A ND THAT - - w1.VoT hAVArIIOS
A ~>~ ans>M-
bsfers tie psblis for sll diesass arising froa r.
reGuIas1nea.
ce.: $500: :: Se.;: - SS:ss.aH
yemase = Do! -.
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a.eSaee 81 o0s1a.
lanmee 81 Nosvou 1en 0ooosollv.
Olncsls Wsosossssoes.
% -Doo6e1 0e1useanoo.
" eseeoes - - Aeeees.
And an almost sodl,ss variety Of ether diseases
attendant on irysgulaitiss sapsrinducsd BY eolds,
BY over exsrtion, bys weak eoastitatios, severe
mental or physical Labor. The simple remedy for
all il 70 get 1t the prinay easss Of the disease
remove it. and yea ASSET nature TO regulate
This can be done BY the great
r.<.-.-:~I ro--o.<>
VosdAAA0AAS4 VOeA0OsV4S
Which has never Jailed to eject . cure when
properly used, according to the directions, and .
fair trial given it.
1t is prepared from the recipe, and under the
personal superintendence OF most skillfu Physi-
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Des nsines Land Agency.
VWADwA>n~
Land warrants.

n he undersigned have for sale Land Warrants
Of di Gersnt sisss. which they will sell FOR cash
or u time TO suit purchasers.
hey will pay p,rtiealar attention to the ssisc-
tic ,and location Of Landsin DesAoinss,ft Dedge,
CT uitop, and other Western Land Districts. Also
70 Daymsat Of Il - Ard Land business ssserally
EXCHANGE
On Ill parte Of the United States boaght and sal1:
COOK, SAR0RUT : COOK,
Banksn ard Lad Agents.
DeGllGfnss, IoWa
OAlkdW
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Central Railroad 70 Boston.


nN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 0rE, leee,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
davenport daily, Sundas 8 excepted, - folIows:
81 HeiRnt ..o.SV 4. i
y" nKut express go =. n
Trsins arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays e.
cepted, Is follows:
ISL night express ~. $40 4. =.
81 treaXnl trains A.. . % 2. u
on mah u IN al. ............. ..5o5 p. II
All trains over this route are In direct ccnncxioo
at Chicago with trains over both tho M,chigaA
southern, Michigan Central, PiNsburg, Fost
Wayne. and Chicago Railroad TO and from De
troit, Toledo. Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Rttsburg, Dunkirk, bufai", Niagara Falls, Aitar
ny, New York. PhilAdel phia. Baltimore and Wash
ington. Also At LaSalle with trains Of the Illi-
nois Central Road-North to Galena and South %
st Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct direct 0ns TO the destination Of
their buggage, also to procure tickets before TAX
ing their seats in the cars tho conduct - col.
lect fares only to stations the line Of the Chi
cago and Rsek Island Railroad.
JOHN +: TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport, April ., 1850. du
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CO.PaFtmePshIp.
TvHR UNDERSIGNED WILL HHRRAFTBR
j - co-partn9s, continue the psastiss Il The
Law, AUSTIN CORRIN,
GEO. 8. G. DOW,
3. =. BROWN.
UaEsh 1,Iooe (nsse-d0
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY
NEW YORK.

"HEN COMPLETED, SIX YEARS AGO,
w tho st. Nicholas was universally pro-
nounsed the most magnificent, convenient, and
thoroughly organised establishment Il the kind
on this continent. What it was then it remains
to-day-without rivol in size, in sumptuousness,
and in the general elements Of comfort and en-
joyment. The Hotel has accommodations for ! 900
guests, including 100 complete suites Of apart
msnts for families. Six hundred persons can be
comfortably seated at the tables Of its three pub
lie dining rooms, and nothing that modern art
has devised for tho convenience and social graft
6cation Of the travelling public has been omitted
in it, pan is neglected in its practical details
The early reputation of the house ct homo apd
abroad derived from its magnitude, its superb ap-
pointmens, and its home-liks comforts and luxu-
ries, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wearied exertions Of the proprietors.
TREADWELL WHITCONB / co.
myla d3m.
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INSURANCE.


1011RT 8IIp601'S
Fire ard Llfe Insurance lgensy,
O1FBRs 70 INsURsRs ALL rBr ApyAN.
49, sAss .sy b oIssiasi IN az ~ w FL ~
lea Rst~aelcv = ssy RApe..;n, co.,.,v
~. Fair ~ hooCsohfs adjsstDe.t - 49,,
e; P h:.l: t.y .s:.s = q, l.':.;.
in ths pso1ts.
cArrrAl Rrannr1D. ovs. ss.ooo,sos.
A. Follows:
Continental Fire lnsasancs Co., NJ
cssa Cepisslssd Ssrp!ss. sl.eso,eso,
Metropolitan Fire Ins. Co., MI,
0ss1 Capital e.d S.~pl... sss4.ssS
state Plre lns1Tasce Co.. New Haven,
Cab Capital s.d Ss,plss. sass 900.
Security Fire Insurance Co., n. Fork,
Cash Csp;sl s"d Ssrpl.. ss44.ssl
New EDgIanl Fire sDd Msvino lusur-
asce Company. Hartford,
cssh Capital and Ssrplu., sa25, 1000.
Mutual Life Insurance CO. New York.
Accumulated Cash Asstts the Property of the
Ass~red. 100000.
JOHN YANTIS.
Solicitor for the above named Companies, is au-
thorixed to take Risks and issue nslicies.
RRSBR1SCEs IN DAVENPORT,
H.H smith, Esq, James McCosh. ESQ.,, Messrs.
EidridgeA Williams; c. g. Blood, Esq.,. Hon. r.
Lindermsn; Hon. James Thorington.
. q Once over Eldriige Williams Dry Goods
Store, Brady street.
iune23 If.
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RAILROADS.

I 0RYAT Ene1HRn ROUTE
TO SssFsN AND Ssw EEeLlIDl
Z
l1ASSEN0ERS ALSO FOR ALL PANTS %
= Northern and wssssm Nsv Yssk. 10y -
ae.ets from Chicago via the Michieao CsatJol
Railroad, 0nnd Trssk Aailwsy via 0G1sas6asR,
and Ogdsnsburg IN V ermont
Central Railroad % Boston.
Time through from Chieago ~ ~ Hours.
Passengers leaving Chicago on arrival o. train
from Rock laland - DavespOss. srive q Dstroit
nsIt moSning. and Boston sane afternoon.
Through Tickets for sale at the Grand TsUuk
Railway OAcs under Adams House, AishigaA
Central Railroad Office, fremont House and at Tie
Great Central Depot, Chicago.
w. q. An D0Us
General Western Travelling Agent,
jyss-dly No. II Lake street, Chisses:
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eEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
CtA. OF DEEDS For NEW PORK AND
OTHER STAT TIES.
H. Y. sLAYnAKER.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS yoR
AINxEsOTAi
O<f1cE NICHOLAS BLOCK, UP STAIRS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
COMPLETE ABSTRACTS or THE rIrLE TO ALL LANDS
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
New York Insurance Agency.
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. SO 900 900
WITH LARGE SURPLUS
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL. ............ 500. OOs
STEPHEN CROWELL, Prest
PHrLANPER SHAW, sec'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comp'y
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL, s15O. 600
JOHN D. COCKS, Prest
HoRArlo DoRa, Sec.y
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAFITAI....... 49,. $500. $500, 900
E, ANTHONY, Pres't
J.R. Sr john, Sec,y.
Fulton Fire Insurance COMFY.
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL. 31so. 900
WILLIAMA. COBB, Psest
JAMES N. RasK1ss, secy.
lanbolt Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,............ $4,000
JOHNRANKIN, Pre't
WILLIAM NuLL1cAx. Sscy.
Nov York Life Insurance Co.,
nr Nrw vnpv Cvwv
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, ........ 81 800 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prss't
PLMEY FREEAAx, Actuary.
a OBLIGATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
IL Policies issued in the above old and re-
spensible Companies, on first clase risks only, BY
JOHN L. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
NICHOLS BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
ect1odtf
II CIO6se Ju0obSsss WORKS,
cor. SCOTT AND PROFIT sfs.
rowvssHD 4 CoLLIBR.
sUO0kwORs 10 fOWNsKHD RAXD Z 90.
Manufacturers Of
Impeovoa oosallas1ng and Side valvo
Steam Dnglneo,
ErLOUR and Saw Mill Machinery Sugar Mills
T. SHIFTING Pulliss. 10.
All kinds Il House and Machine Castings made
Repairing md job work promptly attended 70.