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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-07
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS:
REGULAR MEETING.

COUNCIL CHAxt ER, June 6, 1860.
Council called 10 order by his honor. J. N.
Caldwell. Mayor.
REsESr-Aldermen Winert. Coulthert. Hav-
iland, Gulich. Peters. Motley, O'8rien, Ram
ming. Finley, LeClaire.
Committee from the citizens present
Proceedings ofthe last meeting read and ap-
proved, after q correction of the vote Of AID.
Ellis on the report Of the Finance Committee.
Petition of Jonathan Parker with reference
to using the stone lying on Main street, be-
tween Sd and 4th streets, for grading Main
street, Offering to donate the same to the city
provided the city use the same for macadamiz.
ing according to the original understanding.
Referred to sire ct committee
Communication from John F. Dillon With
reference to paying Attorneys fees Of Rich-
man h Bro. Of Muscatine. who were emf 10y ed
in he College grounds case, (amoun,ilg 6 to SsO)
Ordered paid.
Petition CT John Coleman with reference 10
bill of Fire Engine No !, was read and on mo-
tion referred to Committee on Fire and Water.
Report of City Clerk was read. receiv cd and
placed on file. Amonot collected on Dog LIZ
cepaer S44.OO. Dray and Wagon Licencel
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New York Market.
New YORK. June 0.

III Telegraph. new YORK, June 0.
FLouR.-M Marknt in favor Of buyers. ). l5u
; q Super State 81 5000 40 Extra Sfnte $5 20
% Super Western; 3oat5 60 Common Il
netium extra do, S5 Spt16 % inferior TO good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales $4,000 bbls.
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Market active and srm.--
So 60d7 20.
CANAL FLouR.-Scarcely so firm. Sales $50
bbls., s. 45G7 40.
kYE fiOuR-Stcady at 50 1904 30.
wHxAr-ilarket quiet so fm-with fair ex
port demand. Sales 81 900 bu. 81 80 delivered for
Mill CLUB 81 SO white Canadian 81 560ll 6O
choice Mich.
DulI-93M94c.
BARLEY-Dnll and unchanged.
CORN-Market lower and more active. Sales
10000 bush. 7O@s7c for sound 6OaS3c shipp-
ing mixed western.
OArs.-4OM4sLc western and State.
PORK-Market more active. $l4 40 old mess;
SIT o5Ml7 ~ new mess $iz so old prime, and
| $l3 5O1l3 62 new.
EEEF.-Qnict.
Cur MEArs-Steady.
CHEEsg-Steady lOMlOXc.
LAKD-Firm Sales $50 bbls.
TALLOw.- Quiet At 1910.
BUrrER.-In iair request at l0@l7c choice /; IL
S20o State.
WMIsKY.-Market steady.
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co M nj E RCIAL
i'OisI NAsxiN Ea.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND News.
Wodnesdav Eve June a 1870

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Nxws,i
Wednesday Eve, June 8, 1860. !
No changes occurred to-day in the prices OF
grain, and the transactions very limited as will
be seen by the receipts and shipments below:
FLouR--ln fair demand at IS 5od5 75retail, and
IS 25a5 so wholesale for City Spring Extra !;
Superfne "a So Rye -four S4 0O0e4 SO Corn
meal 81 90 " cwt.
WHEAT Receipts 400 bu. Spring good to
choice Csc @Sl 90; No. 2 do s2c.
CORN Shipments $50 bu. We qnote at 3O@32c
for ear, and 33@3lc shelled.
OAIs-The demand is good for hsme consume
ton. We quote at 27@aoc for good to choice.
BARLEY-unchanged and firm at 45@5Oc for
good to choice.
RyE-Nothing doing.
PorAroxs-In fair demand at 25c for Pinkeyes
and SOC for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are
selling at ~ @45c.
WooL-We quote at 2O@35c. Receipts so fbs.
SEEDs-We have no changes to note. The sea
son is over for th, article. We quote Hungarian
at 25@35s; Clover IS 0OCa5 so; Timothy 81 OO0
225.
HAY.-Steady and quict.-transactions. We
quote in good demand at 3 o0@4 90 for Prairie
and Sc O0@7 90 for Timothy Shipments TO-
bales.
HIDEs.-ln good request and moderate At 5Cd6c
for Green: SMl2c for Dry and llal3c for Dry
Flint.
turrER.-There is good supply in market OF
tub butter but for good and ch oice roll for table
purp. ses continues in moderate supply and firm a,
l34i4c; Roll and tub 9Qol0c Wholesale and la
l2l1c retail.
EGGs.-Steady and firm with fair supply at
ale wholesale and d1oc retail
BEANs-Steady and unchanged. We quote a
sOG90c Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-SuppIy light and prices firm at l3W
l5c for Herkimerc Co.. Western Reserve IO0QIl,
wholesale and l201l5c retail.
LARD-ln fair supply at ll@l2Hc.
HAMs--Common io1s@lle Sugar Cured l2L
| @15c Shoulders l0c retail.
DRIED FKuIr-Applcs 61a@9c Peaches l21zc,
l5c; Prunes s0llOc.
VEGETABLES, &C.-Cabbagc 3G5c n head; Tur
nips 25'G5Oc wholesale, 4045Oc ~ bu retail
Parsnips 25la35c u bu Carrots 20@g30 y bu
Cucumber Pickles in vinegar 81 90 u hundred.
PouLTRY Chickens in moderate supply, ans
firm at lOc y b dressed Turkeys at lOc u b.
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DISTRICT COURT.


JuDGE JOHN F. DILLON, PresidinR,
IRA 81. CLIFFORD, Clerk.
Wednesday. June 9Th.
Court opened at o'clock A. N.
After having disposed of some miscel sueous
bueiness, the trial of w. s. Wait Us w. f
Greashocse. was taken up again. The Counsel
finished argument about o'clock P. H., when
the case was submitted TO the Jury
The Grand Jury came in and made pre- sent-
nents and were discharged for this term.
No. 4ll6. Cannon 4 French " W. f Small,
ct al. Judgment against w. z. Small. Clerk
to assess damages. Nonsuit as to Eaton. Cor
lin Dow l. Brown for Defendant, Lind.ey t r
Plaintiff.
No. 35sS. II. $. F. Trip IS Hans ShGidt
Defendant defsuIted. Dow for Plaintiff
No. 34s3. Max, Shuliz 4 Co. Us L Schricker
l. Co.
No. 1851. L Schr:cker Us Parker, ct al. Sub
mi ted to the Courts.
No. 4ol2. John d. Potter Us Nichols, Loomis
4 Co. Jury trial. Corbin, Dow d Brown for
: N"iusH, ''uHot y v AL Ilostu LOT DeIenu6Dt.
Submitted at o'clock.
The Court fixed Saturday of the "a week
for taking defaults, and will take up the cases
Get for Friday this week on Thursday, if the
business set will not occupy the whole day.
and the usiness Sc. for Saturday will be trans
acted on Friday if the cases assigned would
not fill out the iay
Court adjourned at IL o'clock p N.
The Grand Jury reported as fol VS. in re-
gard to the condition Of the County Jail
10 the Honorable the District Court of Scott
County.
JUNE TEEM, A. D. 1860
The Grand Jury respectfully inform the
Court that they have examined the Coun-
ty Jail and lind the same in the best possible
condition. the Jail neat, clean and every pre-
caution taken for the security and comfort of
the persons conntied therein
The Grand Jury deem it their duty again
to call the attention Of the Court to the fact
that two insane females are confined in the
Jail. and that beside the annoyance and incon-
ven'ence to other persons confined in the Jail,
the circumstances under which they must nee.
csssarily be- in common prison must tend
rather to aggravate than alleviate aeir msla-
dy.
d. G.. ELDRIDeE Foreman.
A. A. MCLosKy Secy
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YvRUSTEE'S SALE.-WsEaEAs, on the 2Oth
i day Of Jsnusy, A. D. 1850, Leander D.
Beeks, IN unmarried man, executed unto Austin
Corbin, - Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, con
veying to said Trustes the land in Cedar county,
lows, described - follows, to wit The sorth west
quarter of the north west quarter Of Section No.
thirtyhve 1881, in Township No. eighty -one [sl
Range No. one I'D west, Of the 5sh p. N which
said conveyance was made by the ssid Lsa0dsr
d. Beeks for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of one certain proairsory note, AID the interest
thereon, signed BY said Beeks, datod the goth day
Of January. A. y. 1880, and payable on the Ist
day Of April, A. D. 1860. at the Banking House Of
MackIct : Corbin, IN the rter Of William Dun
ton, for tho sum Of one hundred and ffty-six and
l0i00 dolla s. with interest at per cent. after
maturity.
And now, said note having become due ana pay
able, and the said Beclu having failed to pay the
same, /, Austin Corbin, Trustee ~ aforesaid, DO
hereby give this public notice, that b. virtue Of
the power which 10 in me vested hy said Deed Of
Trust, will, On ThHn5ay the 2Sth day II June, q.
d. 1eSe - he hoar d tws o'clock u tho altsrn9oa
- oa3A doy, - The Ossst Hease looesiatho Olt1
~ ;poVuaregt, ezppee - 60 lWU1a o1Ep1D
-: - yeasls = - s T =
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Notice 10 The Public.

HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED OF r. IA
i CObY, Jr., his DRUG STORE and appur q
nances, and will continue the business at the old
sta nd in Post Office Block. Having ,horoushly
competent assistants all busisess will Be a. ended
to and prescriptions compossdsd (dsy or night
with tho came CARE for which Mr.. Jacoby was
noted.
The custom Of his old friends and the public
generally is respectfully solicited.
THOMAS POWELL.
June l, 1860. jun5-dlm
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Confession OF Hicks, the Pirate.

NV YORK, June 9.
Hicks, the oyster sloop pirate. made full
confession He admits killing Capt. Burr aud
the two Watts boys. giving details Of the cir
cumstsnces attending the murders; al.o con-
fesses he was one Of the mutineers Of the bark
5aladin.
lie is debating story Of his life and sdven-
lures, to be published.
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TnE ferry boat Rock Island will leave
this morning for Camanchs and Albany at 2
O'Clock. and return this, ever ming The fare for
the round trip has /. e, fixed At 81, and the
entire proc ,eds frog the passengers will be
given to the suff.rsrs. Let goodIy number OF
our citizens go up and take look at the ruins
Tney will ihersby greatly assist those who SO
much need their help.
NEw<GooDs.-Morgsn l. Go. have
Just Received large invoice of boots and
shoes OF the best quality, and having been
oDught at prices far below cost they can afford
TO sell them much lower than any other deal.
ers in this section. Their new stock com mprises
goods for ladies'. men and boys OF every des-
criplion. Give them u call First door above
the post office, on Brady street.
WE trust our citizens will open wide
their purse strings aud give liberally to aid the
sufferers by the late dreadful tornado The un
ortunates of Camanche and Albany a, e want.
ing for clothing, food and shelter. The whirl.
wind carried eff rything and they are left
destitute. The Ward Committees will wait
upon our citizens, or contributions can be lett
at the Mayors office.
GENTLEMEN desir0us Ot having good
suit OF clothes may rest assured that they caa
find them as handsome a fit here as in any Of
the Eastern cities and at tar less erpsnse as they
may readily be convinced upon iAvorlrg Il Ii.
Parks with call and examining his stock Of
goods and the garments that he makes up
Ready made clothing Of all kinds adapted TO
the season and which in point of elegance can
not be surpassed Remember the place, No.
Is East Second street.
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Mail Arrangements.


Times o. opening and ct1ving mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office: g.
EAsrkkS MAIL, arrives st "a n and 3 Pn closes
at5:30 A n and 5PM.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at n; closes $50 AN
souTHLRH MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri,a riyes st SPN; closes 5:3OAx
WEsrEEs AxD SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PN; closes at S Pm
lLLIKoIs WAY MAIL, arrives A n: closes at PM.
DUBUQUE WAY Mail, arrives at spn TUESDAYS.
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at 8 Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays
UP hIvEk NAIL TO LYONS, arrives at P N; closes
atsrM, daily. exbept Sundays.
BLUE GRASS MAIL, arrives At n closes At 10 n
Tuesdays, Thursdays aad Saturdays.
AAITY NAIL, arrives and closes At II n Tuesday
and Fridays.
AHAAOsA NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, on
Thursdays
The office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 9 to 10 An.
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Notice..

THE O-PARTNERSHIPH HERETOFORE Ex
j isting between the undersigned in the prac-
tics Of the Law, under the firm of GUsLLY ! Rod
GERS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons Indebted TO as are requested to
make Immediate payment TO J. N. Rodgers, Who
is authorized to settle accounts.
w. II. r. 0URLEY,
JOHN N. RODGERS.
June s, 1850. juu5-d2w.
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THE Y.

AGENCY.-H. II. Do~ncs, ESQ.,, OF
this city. is about establishing agency for
the exchange and disposal Of lands in Ran
dolph and Charlton counties, Missouri. A
further notice will appear in a few days
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

cHAs T. PUTNAM JOHN n. RODOERs.
PUTNAM Il EODG EHS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
n OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main st.,
second Floor. jun7 diff
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HOUSE PAINTING.

r NJ. DUNN, (OF THE LATE FIRM OF DON
~ nell Dunn would inform the public tina,
he has again resumed the business Of HOUSE
PAINTING, in all its branches, in connection with
Paper Hanging, Whitening and Wall Coloring.
His practical experience warrants him assuring
satisfa ,tion both in price and auaiity Of work.
Shop 70. %, East Sd, bet'n Brady Perry sts.
\ marb-d3m.
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On motion it wss ordered that the donations
received by the several ward committees be
left at the Mayors Office. which will be open
At al hours Of the day for receipt Of the same.
A motion to defray expesss Of passage Of
mechanics who are unable to do So was adop.
ted.
IN ,co.;oc
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nthought that the means already
should be for warded without delav
scial committee, that the suffering
!ght be relieved at the earliest possible mo.
ment.
Mr.. McCosh moved that a committee Of four
in each ward Of the city be appointed to solic-
it provisions, clothing, etc., in their respective
wards. Adopted.
The following committees were appointed ::
let Ward-T. j. Holmes, G. c. Mathews. B.
Heing and T. Benton
2nd Ward.-D. Higgins, n Geisler. L. Bour-
ose and r. Mackintosh.
Sd Ward-Dr. Olshaussen, r. Clark. B. F.
Lahrmann and d Swan
4th Ward-H. Price. ]. C. Todd, w. X.
Lindsay and A. Block
5th Ward-G w. Guitteau, McDavis, Wm
Burris and J. N. Eldridge.
9Th Ward-Dr Saunders. R. Christie. C. g.
Haviland and N. NJ. Rambo.
MIR. Casson moved that committee of four
be appointed to proceed at once to Camanche
with what funds were already raised, and see
that the same were properly distributed for
the benefit of the suffering. Adopted. Com.
m'ttee-Washburn, Altman, Currau and Gen.
ter.
Mr. Holmes suggested that there were many
mechanics who had not funds to give, would
be willing to take their tools and proceed to
Canianche aud surrounding country, and assist
In putting up temporary buildings They
would carry their own provisions and lodg dging
apIal atus with them.
Capt Robinson of the ferry boat, stated that
ne was in readiness to do what the people
thought best in relation to making a trip to
Csmn nche.
Capt. Littlsr stated that he had vistited ca.
manche. and found that what was wanted was
prompt aud energetic action on the part Of the
PEOPLE here. Money. clothing, and labor vas
wanted in haste. committees we're there sp.
pointed BY the citizens Of Lyons and Clin-
ton. Of which Sheriff Toll w. sAaienan. to r.
ssivs asd atssad = the proper dtaAsihssisp Il,
1aan1ieoe uueepe u llpaeekuot tnSftnnrs
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ROUNDS LANdDox, l55 Randolph street, Chi
cago, are authorised to receive advertisements for
this paper.
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Chss. Runegans bill referred 70 Committee
on Fire and Water.
Report Of Street Committee with reference
to On "sp hill ditch" was read, received asd
referred to Street Ccmmissiossr.
oonnanisasiea q slsest Csaniltss NJ
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and pleasing features will be added
kKe entertainment, Lots Of straw berries
and cream. fruits and confectionery, and y
thousand other good things will be found up
on the tables the whole presided over by the
ladies Of the Society. We hope to see still
greater crowd in LsClaire Hall this evening
than was present there last night The ladies
expect you, gentlemen, and it is your duty not
to disappOint the dear creatures.
The "Local' Of the Harrisburg (Pa.)
Telegraph gets of the following grea. truths !:
LOCAL RtroRrlNG.-Every community is bur
dened with class Of individuals who deem it
,hsir especial business to find fault with every
thing which they do not originate, and with
everybody who will not think as they do
No one finds out this csss Of beings sooner
than the local reporter Of q newspaper. On
this point c'temporary Gays, what is true,
that tho Sc who are most 10th to give reporters
items are the first to growl "a. mistakes"
Those who. having items Of interest, take
special pans to avoid reporters-and this class
is by no means smail-swear the loudsst ct
what they are pleased to cali the stupidity Of
"the pspers" Reporters mean to be fair.
Trey have no object in being otherwise.
They seek the truth. Like Mr.. Thomas Grad.
grind. what they want is ''fscts"-ane if per-
aons withhold facts from reporters, causing
them to write items ON the strength Of flying
rumors they have NO right to complain Of er-
rora The best way, gents. when you have an
item y to unbosom yoarsslf 10 the reporter at
But il you won't DO this. don't Aatter
= sAss yes e sssssls sssa q ssesr
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j. ~. lsU1a EAU.

- w. GC1 EAU,
\ TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
~ and Commissioner. O6ice-NO. 5 Davcn-
ort's Block. Entrance on Main street.
julyl4 d&wly
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d. G. ELDRIDGE, Foreman
A. A. McLosKr Secy.

The TORNADO CoLLEcTIoN.-At a
meet ng last evening Of the members of the
Committee appointed at the citizens meeting
held yesterday morsiny, to take uE. collections
Tor the sufferers by the late terrible tornado,
the gentlemen of said Committee reported that
thus far 'hey had collected
"a =. money. $416 90
AZ o'nihg' at ieast.. ................... 200 90
:. ooots ana snoes,.. ..................... rs on
n P'oN'siohs,... ..................... So 90
~ r'e''ous,y coi'ected,. Observation-Disclosures. $40 OO
IAPec'ea IRON other sources not yet re-
poited' at least. .................... 100 90
i''''. .................. 81 ,O3l 90
fre''y COED for ona day. The figures not
reported as official will undoubtedly run over
the amounts we have given. Can other cities
do as we'll?
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A. REID, NJ |

J A. REID NJ D,
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Z No. 70, corner Main ami Third streets, Dav-
enpsrt, Iowa
fDp. kEID can be consulted at his Office at all
hoaSs Of tho day and night, unless professionally
Snaeed. sept25
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AUSTIN CORBIN. GKO. s. q. DOW. $. 3. BROWN.
- COR hin, DOW L BROWN,
TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
and NOtsries Public.
p. \. Brown, United States Commissioner.
POsFlcE-At Macklot Il Corbin's Exchange Of
ice, Davenport, low. mar3-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

=
t-f5- Notice under this cad 10 cents per line
ach insertion, or 80 cents per week.
crFLOEENCE MONEY TAKEN AT PLUM.
MER'S Book Store, No. 10, lie Claire Row.
dec 28-tf
MONEY TO IOAN-ON IMPROVED
Farms in Scott county and vicinity, At reasonable
rates. DARLINGTON + TOWNSEND,
5. w. cor. ed ! Brady sts.
mar1l -d6w2ms
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II. OLIVER


UMP MAKERS. SHOP ON THE AL
{evs between Front and Second, and Brady
q 1sin streets, Dav .nPort, Iowa.
D rsroRT, March 3O--d3mwtf.
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~ $3,366 w
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W. a. REMINGTON, Treasurer.
City Marshars report was read. received
filed and ordered published.
DAVENPORT, June /, 1860.
To the Honorable Napov and Cifv Co.ucil:
Gemtlemen The undersigned vould re.
specially report to your honorable boAv the
amount Of monies received by him 40 M.rsh.l
on the Tax List for 1859, from April IAN "a
date. and which has been paid over to the C.tr
Treasurer. holding his receipts therefor, to.
wit:
From April 18th TO May lst. $5sl IL
From May lst to June LIST
Nc.City Orders. 53S -
Road Poll. ~ 50
OASu ,OJU w
Amouns applied on Kinsella judgment. AT Is
$2,934 AZ
Al Of which is respectfully submitted.
o. s. MCNEIL, Marshal.
Report Of Street Commissioner vas read. re-
ferred to Street Committee, and ordered pub
lished.
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. [apl9
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n. ~. PRErTYMAN
(PoRxERLY BURROWS h rnErrYxAs)
TORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMM!S
sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. 1, Bussewss Block. Leves,
apl4-tf DAVENPORT, Iowa.
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CARDS.


ssRNAn4Ss' Nd. 0eo. W. AcARs, N. d.
NoUDOas PAMktn n MeCARN.
49, xDIC ANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE.
4f c. rankin Block, second aoor. Il. adv 81.
oe<uDea S.,ond and Third, davenport, Iowa.
URAaiss's residence, oosnsr 9th and lie Claire
seA pr. Gxo ". McCARN's residence, east
o4gof yndy, second door frem corner Of 9Th.
0Dl7.df
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4. p A. ID. KE1.l.V.

tKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
! I0-dEw
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C1pUIIsCs. . voV
tKre Department. 16l
on Licences. 50 5
For assessment of Missouri State Mutu
al Ins. Co. ... ....... % s
For Discount on Note at State Bank. s. 4
For Market House. Observation-Disclosures. 226 &
For removing Nuisances.. es.............. 81
Amount paid James Grant, Attorney,
for 7. Kinsella a.................. l,427 2
Discount on Note at Merchants Bank,
Boston. ...................... 76 S
Lxchange and Telegraph Dispatch for
same. IS
Amount paid on Note at state Bank 60 6
Saiarles 342 0
street Work. l39 Q
Sundry expenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l45 8
baiance IN Treasury ry. 6o3 4
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JOHN ZuMM Eas N ANN.
= DDIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
"Yl turer, corner Of Sixth and Iowa
~ ssstreets. Dsvenpert, Iowa. All in
-"nents Of my own make warranted and kept
- osder. without ebargs, i've years.
n. B.-RepAiring and tuning done at all times
aad In the best manner.
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n CoN0DON. VA LALL.
CON0DON Z HALL
"A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
"A aud Notaries Pubic. Office, North west
Srner Of Brady and Second streets, upstairs
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y u1M PENN>vLvANlA HOUSE,
1ND1 OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
"A 6oReeet, Iowa: DAVIS / Soxs, Propretors.
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- leoQ ?os LeCaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
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Ohe Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
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HTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
rd Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dav-
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GEOHGE ~. GaU0WEaL
A TTOgNEY AT Law AND NOTARf PUP.
"a Lie. Orvtcs, No. IL up stairs over Smiths
Vaaety store, corner Of Brady aud Second streets.
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Law Parlmesslaip.
J. WILSON DRURY.
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to Cbok, Dillon d Li"dley.
FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
60 OF the Law. to which we
pal attention.
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ire Michigan street, Chicago,
(kfents for Sands Chicago Cream Ale.
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