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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
TELEGR A PHO


WASHINGTON, March IL.
The committee On military Affairs Of both
Houses have under consideration the adoption
Of system Of telegraphic signals for the army.
by which orders may be transmitted from 8
to l6 miles night or day. Az it 10 not expensive
and requires no extra appropriation. the
committee are highly favorable to its adopt.
ion.
There will be four thousand troops upon the
Mexican frontier before me- Only one reg
imsnt will remain in Utah.
The President expects the Utah work vii
have to be commenced anew. While the army
remains there the Mormons will remain quiet
Disturbances are feared a. soon - 1t leaves
Gen. Johnson does not 60 to the frontier with
his command, but is TO report in this city hif
frontier experience would be very valuable In
Texas
An interview was had to-day between the
Minister from Honduras and the Secretary 81
state, and negotiations which were broken
some two years s'nce. are likely to be renew
ed betw the two countriea
| A private letter from st. Petersburg Gays Mr.
Collins, our Consul to the Amoor. Is in that
city endeavoring TO interest the Russian Gov
ernment in his project to tuild line Of tele
graph from Morocco to ST. Louis, Mo. Mr.
G. has had . proposition TO from English car
italists TO construct the whole line. Mr. {
thinks the work can be completed 10 thre'
VeerA
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New York Market.

Nsw YoRx, March Is.
FLoUR.-Market steady and . shade essier.-
Sales 1000 bbls 1t IS 2O15 80 Super State IS 81
as 50 Extra do; IS :o95 40 Super Westerr
IS 55M5 Is Common 10 medium extrs do. $6 4l
@6 50 inferioy to good shipping brands and Extrs
Round Hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Unchauged and firm q
IS 9097 Is. Sales 200 bbls.
RYE FLOuR-Stsady at $3 1904 40.
WHsAT-Market quiet and scarcely 20 bouysus
Prices unchanged Sale, 5000 bushels = ST 81
Chicago Spring and Mill Club; 81 30 for No
Michigan.
RYs-Quiet. Prime hold At $40.
BARL.Y-Firmer. Sales 5000 bu,
CoRN-Firm. Sales at 1881 Canadian SO
western.
OArs.-Dull and heavy 1t As1<@441<c for Cana
dian western.
PoRk-Dull and heavy. SIT l2@ls IL old mess
SIS IS new mess $17 so old prime; $l4 69 new
prime.
Coxxox BsEy.-Stsady and unchanged.
Cur MIATs-Dull.
CHssss-Steady 1o@1oKc.
LARD-Quiet. 10elOK
BurrsR.-In fair request st llK@l2xs.
WHIsKY.-Quiet at &c.
RAILROAD SfoCKs.-Stocks lower and dull
Money 10 in ample supply and rates are easy q )
90 Per cent on call and 607 on short first class
paper. Sterling exchange dull 1VeZ for Bank
Bills. Chicago and Rock Island 6SX Cinoinna-
u and LoganspoEt 20N New York Central 1Iol
Chicago, Peorie and Alton 81 IL Galsaa and
Chicago 50H Reading ~; Hariad ~ Hudson
se1 Erie "; Ps0nSylvania O. Delaware and
Hudson S5:
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NUMBER 1875.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
eT>RUSTEE'S SALE.-WusREAs. on the 18th
Il day Of September A. D. 1853 Mary A. Cod

VINRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHRREAs, on tho 18th
L day Of September, A. ID. 1858. Mary A. Cod
ding end T II. Codding, her husband, executed
unto Almet Skeel, rs Trustees certain Deed OF
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
county, lows. described as follows, to wit: That
certain lot, piece or parcel Of land situated in the
city Of Davenport, county and State aforesaid,
Consisting Of forty feet Of Of the east aide Of Lot
No. fourteen Al, in Block No. five, according 10
the subdivision Of the Russell Estate by W. II. +.
Gurley, as recorded in Libcr N, page 29l, in
the Recorders Office Of Scott county and State Of
Iowa, with tho buildings and improvements there
ON, the interest of said parties being lsassho.d,
and the property belonging to the wife which
ssid conveyance was made by the said mary a.
Coddng and 7. II. rodding for the purpose OF Sc
caring the payment of Eve certain promissory
notes, and the interest thereon, signed by the
said MARI A. Coddng and T. II. Codding, dated
the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1888, and pay.
able as follows: one for the sum OF thirty a4-IoO
dollars, payable at 80 days. enc for the sum of
thirty one ls-l0o dollars, Jayable 1t % days; ono
for the sum Of thirty one 19-l00 dollars, payable
At % days; one for the sum OF fifty dollars, pay
ablo At six months from date; and one for tho
snm Of four hundred and fifty dollars, payable
one year after date. Said Deed Of Trust is recor-
!ed in Book I'D" Of Town Lot Mortgages, at page
3s7 and also in Book ~" OF Goods and Chat,els,
al page 27o, in the Records Of said Scott county.
Aud now, said three last notes having become
due and payable and the said Mary A. Codding
and T. II. Codding having failed TO pay the same,
with the exception Of payment OF nineteen 0s-
100 dollars endorsed upon said third note OF thir-
ty-one 79-1oo dsllars, ], Almet Skeel, Trustee as
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue Of the power which is in me vested BY
said Deed Of Trust, will, on Tsesday the 10Th
day Of April A. D. ls60, At the hour of ten o'clock
IN the forenoon Of said day, At tho Court House
door, in the City of Davenport, expose and one'
for SALE at public auction, the parcel OF land 'bove
described or so much thereof - shal be necessary
10 satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes, with
the interest thereon to the day OF sale, together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale. costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1850
ALMEr SkEEL,
marl4-dts trustee.
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Below we give the fgures'of receipts, shipmeL't Il
and ou Citations for the week ending this evening
FLouR-Shipments by river 600 bbls Market
firm and steady at s. 25 retail for choice Spring
Extra Rye and Buckwheat unchanged.
WHEAT Receipts 2l ,9S5 bu shipments BY
river $500 bu Market closed firm with good do
mapd for No. at 81 90, 1O3@l e5.
CoRs-Rese ipts 5,ss5 bu; Shipped By railroad
GOO bu. We quote at 3O@3lc for good Yellow
and mixed with moderate demand for ..shipmsnt.
OArs-Receipts S,2s5 bu; Shipments by river
900 bu. The market closed steady and firm ~
500 SAC for choice grain.
BApLEy-Receip,s 2,l6o bu ; Shipped BY river
to st. Louis l, $40 bu. Market fuctuating and
unsteady. We quote at 65@7oc for good to
choice.
OsIoNs--Receipts 500 bu Shipments by river
499 bu. Market rather quiet at 3o@4oc for COM
mon to good and choice.
PorAroEs- Receipts go bn Shipment by river
1060bu, Market steady at 25a SOC for common to
good Pnkcyss and sO@s711c for good to choice
Ncshanocks.
GRASS SKEp-Market quiet with but little ID
quiry. We quote Timothy at 80 00@2 25 for
prime and choice and 81 IS for inferior. Hunga-
rian seed dull at 75c.
HAY-In good supply and market quiet at 90
at 90 for good Prairie.
BUrrER-Quiet and steady at l2K@l5c for
common to good Shipped 400 lbe to st. Louis.
EGGs--In good demand q. &c Wholesale and
sls retail Shipped to st. Louis 1000 doz.
HIDEs-Market steady and unchanged. We
quote green ut Sc green salted 6G6L; dry salt
Cd iOlz@12c dry aint l2@121ac.
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THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE CREATES


BEAur1yY YOUR doMEs.-It is .
very easy matter to renas IN humble resi-
denes both comfortable "a pleasant There
are very few houses in u city Of Davenport
that are not surrounded b good sizsd lots. in
which could be plsntsdtsses and shrubbery.
which would snsver boA for ornament and
use. Fruit trees, bushesaDd vines thrive we'll
in THE country. and hip prices are paid for
the articles produced fren them. "A little care
and attention paid to th cultivation Of these
trees and shrubs would stop . very material
leak in the household teasury. and would a,
the same time give an ar Of homelike comfort
to the yards surrcundig our city residences
Now is the time TO eomnence eetting out thss'
things and We trust our citizens will give il
their immediate attention.
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Mail Arrangements.

Times OF opening and closing msilsin the Daven.
port Post Office:
AsrERS NAIL, arrives atss9 and s Pn closes
atS:30 4 \ and Pm.
NORTHERN MALL via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at s r n closes $50 An.
SoUrHERu MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives at 3 Pm; closes 6:30sA y.
WRsrEEN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives 81
6PM; closes At SPN.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 4 NJ closes at P ~.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives 1t n Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes At Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP RIVER MAIL TO Lyons, arrives At P Y; closes
1t sPH. daily. exbept Sundays.
Blue GRASS NAIL, arrives at y. closes st II n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAITY NAIL, arrives and closes at II n Tuesday
and Fridays.
ANAN0sA MAIL, arrives and closes At II n, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from to l0A
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Chicago Market.

Monday Evening, March II.
FLoUR--Aarkct active and steady. Red Win
ter S5 3s Spring Extra S5@5 Is; Super $500.
WuEAT--Dull ard declined 1c with sales of No.
Spring at 81 03@I o. for cid and 81 05 for new
receipts.
CoRN-Dull ann declined. Canal Acc aloat.
No. / f. o. b. SOC No. in store 45o.
OATs-Quiet and declined 2@l11. No. dol SO
@36 l-2c.
BARLLY-Dull add . shade lower No. dol
Csc.
RYe-Firm and steady at Csc on track for No l.
GRASS Timothy steady at 270@2 So.
Glover dull at 81 20. Hungarian steady st Tea
soc.
PorAroEs-Steady 1T 4O@42c for choice Pink
eye. and Nesha nnocks.
7kc for salted; l3L5Gllc for dry flint.
EGGs- Steady and quiet at lOc for fresh.
BUTTER q uiet at S1l0c for comm on
1O@l2c for good, Ind l4(1l5c for choice dairy.
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SMrLING COUNTENANcEs.-W oh.
served good many smiling countenance,
among the farmers in town yesterday. They
were selling their wheat for one dollar and & W
cents per bushel: they were getting . good
round price for it in couseq aencs of having
held i: over until the pres mt time. One
farmer informed us that he had wheat on hand
Of the crop Of lS5S.-had been keeping it till
this time. in order to get his price for it He
said he brought some of it in last year, but
could not get . dollar bushsl, 20 he carried
it back home, and has got it yet There are
quite number Of farmers who have been in q
condition to hold their grain over, and are
now getting from thirty to fifty cents more Der
bushel than wheat sold for last fall. Another
well-to-do farmer told Us he had made more
money BY holding over his farm produce till
spring, than he ever made in any other vsy.
Another said to Us that in the good times Of
'55 and Sc his neighbcrs laughed at him be.
cause he did not branch out lttle-spsculats t.
in lands adjoining his fine farm, but he told
them that he found quite enough to do in cul-
tivating what land he had. and that he was
contentsd with letting well-enough alone
"But, said he. II will tell you what did do:
instead Of buying land At the high rates Of
those times, and thus using up my loose change, /
built me nice barn at an expense of about one
thousand dollars, and when fall came and could
get only about sixty cents for my wheat, !
stored it in that barn. and when spring came
round l sold the whole lot (some fifteen hun.
dred bushels) for one dollar and tsn cents per
bushel, and then those that had called me- An
old fool for 20 doing had no wheat-no barn.
but had plenty ofgood e~sxm6ersd real q.
tate" The farmer in question had truly .
smiling eountsnanes; he had weathsrsd the
eriei. because he had been careful he had
lived ~ thSusands Of others might have lived
had it not been that the demon speculation sst
hold Of them. and took away their lands, their
houses asd their smiliag seuntsaansea
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MONDAY, March IL, 1860.
FLOuR-Quiet. City Supsr6ns IS 90 Coun-
try Double Extra S. 20.
WHEAT-Markot stiff and 3@2 higher. Spring
81 2s(1l 80 Prime Fall 81 40al As.
OArs--Aarket steady At 52a53 Choice white
SIC.
BARLrY-Quiet. Sales 81 Spring, including
sacks 90c.
ONIoNs-Small sales reported 1t 81 10,
POTAroEs--ln fair inquiry ct 65s70c for Pink
eyes and 75c for Neshaanocks.
GRASS SRED-T imothy 81 50 for good. Clever
81 rs. Hungarian 70c.
HrDEs- Sales Of dry flint at 141<@l4. g.
HAY-Quiet at 9O095c = hundred ibs. in bales.
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JAS. j. LINlILEY,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, DAVENPORT IOWA.
IA Once tho same heretofore occupied BY Cook,
Lindley 4 Clark.
In view Of sconnection with the business here
after, wv. T. CLARK, Esq., will continue in the
office with me, and devote his time and attention
70 the practice Of the law Special attention will
continue to bs devoted to tho Collection Depart
ment, as well as to Investments and the nsgotia-
tion Of loans, DC. jan Z-3m
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THE levce once more wears a lively
appearance. scores Of people, drays and wag-
ons thronging it from morn ng until night =
The steamer Northerner came up yesterday
discharged ell her freight and passengers. and
loading with produce started back to St. Louis
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The FIAT GONE FosTH. Among the

THE FIAT GONE FORTH Among the
list ofrepublican sspirsnts published 10 yester.
days 0asstts. We notice the name Of Henry
Mittelbusehsr, German, who Graves the flee
of city Clerk. Mittelbuscher need have NO
fesrs Of the result We should like to see the
republican convention in Scott county that
would dare refuse German . nomination to
any office he ght::dssire. Our Dsutsche friend
will most certainly be the opposition esndi.
data
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Tnr Rock Island Register says "that
. man named VIM. Kyle. who broke out Of the
Rock Island Jail about three years ago, while
lying under sentence Of three years imprison-
ment in the penitentisry, was re-arested at st.
Louis. about week ago. He was sentenced
for rape committed in Mercer Co In this
State"
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HOUSE PAINTING.

T n. DUNN, (OF THE LATE FIRM OF DON
~ nell 4 Dunn would inform the public that
he has again resumed the business Of HOUSE
PAINTING, in all its branches, in connection with
Paper Hanging, Whitening and Wall Colorng
His practical experience warrants him assuring
satsfa ,tion both in price and quality Of work.
SHOP Io. 90, East Sd, betn Brady Perry sts
marc -d3m.
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LANDS AND MONEY,

THE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED TO LOAN
money on long time at less than the market rates,
and to dispose Of several farms at such prices as
will clear the mortgages upon them. Borrowers,
and those looking for farms would do we'll to cal
on him, At No. l, NichOlls Block, s. W. corner Of
Of Second and Brady streets, I'd story.
WM. HENRY DARLINGTON.
uovl6-6mfp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

ACKLEy's BOARDING House. is filling
up with permanent patrons Some Of them
will retire, next June, to the cool shades Of the
stone tavern at F. Madison.
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PREDIcT1oN.-We predict that be-
fore the first day Of June, Add. Sanders will
deny the authorship of that article "bsaring
down" on the Germans, and will assert that it
was intended A. communication. Burnt your
fingers that time, little one.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

FANcY.-Wc notice our worthy sher
if has purchased . very fine horse and buggy
to use in his city circuit
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DENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GooDRrCH, would invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite oil persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices, 1t his Rooms, next door
to Sheph erds Ambrotyps Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. B. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 If
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nun RRELL n JOHNS.

TrORNEYS AT LAW AND NOfARIES
n public. Office, No. !, Cup staira,) over
Smiths Variety Store, corner Of Brady ana Sec
ond streets. now
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

We hear Of very heavy transactions
in real estate in this city. but We are not at
liberty at present to give the names Of the par
ties making the trades. If the bargains are
closed large sum of money will be brought to
Davenport, and put in circulation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

\. D. oON0DoN. VA. HALL.
cone DON Z HALL.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
II and Notarics Pubic. OHce, North west
corner Of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
entrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

WoRKMEs are progressing rapidly
with the foundation Of Hills new block. cor
ner Front and Brady streets. The earth taken
from the cellar, il used for raising the lsves in
front Of the block. which will prevent the va
Ter flowing mp and damaging the buildiug-
The commencing Of such fipe block st inst
this time shows spirit of commendsble en-
tsepgiae On Tie part It Mr.. Hill.
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On D1r.-We understand that match
game of billiards will come off this evening at
the Burtis House, between two somewhat no.
ted playera The game will be 500 points car
ON. We cannot name the stakes but presume
they will be quite heavy.
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4emufrat aud Aews.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. MARCH "a, 1860.

ROUHDs b LAS8pox, 155 Randolph street, Chi
cage, are to receive sdverti 7ements for
this paper.
c. II. SCsrvEN. 90, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized to receive Advertisements for this pa
per.
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The side walks in Rock Island are
in a state Of very bad repair. One of our cit
izens came near breaking his neck yesterday,
while walking along one Of the principal
streets. We know he was sober.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

PARKS has gone east for another stool
of spring clothing, large quantity Of whicl
has already arrived.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

The Justices courts were entirely de-
void of interest yesterday.
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THE pilots who "went in" for high
wages. have all had to back down and accept
of Just such salaries as the steamboat owners
please to give them. The cum they at first de-
manded was outrageous
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RAUSs 4 BILLSTEIHR,

"E HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE
w entire stock Of
FURNISHING GOODS. &c.
Of Nj. lssac Mass, and will carry on the busines
st the old stand,
2D sFRBE SET. BRADY AND NAIN-Souths siae
STRAUSS e BILLSTRMR.
DAvHroRr, March lst, 1859. mch7-div
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THE CITY.
The City Council hold an adjourned
session to-day at two o'clock p. N.

The ladies were out in full force yes
terday doing their shopping.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

A LARGE business was done in pro-
duce yesterday. Considerable wheat came in
which sold for sI.OO@:lO5 We noticed
some very choice lots of seed wheat sold for
&l25
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COMMERCIAL.
DAyENPORT MARkE EFT.
WEEKLY REVIEW.


OyrrcI DAILY DEnocRAr AND NsWs,l
Tuesday Eve, March IL, 1860.
The week Just closed has been one Of very
pleasant weather and good roads, and isrners
took advantage Of the same TO haul in their grain.
The receipts were larger and the market more &C.
tive than for many weeks past. There was no
change in Flour, but tho shipping trade WAS live
licr and the retail market steady.
Wheat closed At about tho same figures ss last
week, the bulk Of the receipts being taken At
81 ooal oa, but 81 05 was paid for some lots Of
extra choice for milling and seeding. The de-
mand is excellent both fer milling and shipping,
and competition strong.
The Corn market underwent no material change,
prices auctuating about l@2c during the week.
closing l@2c better than last Tuesday. The de-
mand is not as strong, holders appearing anxious
to clear OF their stock hand, which in the ag-
gregate is quito large, as shown by the figures
come weeks ago.
There was a better business done in Oats this
week than for some time past, and the market ad
vanced lc on An increased shipping demand.
Barley continues unsteady on account Of strong
competition betw cen brewers and shippers, and
continued light receipts. The market has ranged
from IS to 70 during the week.
4 moderate shipping demand continues fo'
Onions and Potatoes, but thsre 10 not much com
petition in tho market and prices are unchanged
from last week.
TIE shippi ug trade has been quite lively since
tn. one hing Of navigation, but Steamboat Cap
ta;ns seem inclined to take the advantage Of
.bippers and keep the freight up to high figure
~. .ho.. ~ho could hold off this week fol
lower prices.
There was but little change in money matters
this week. Eastern exchange 10 . shade io"e'
md the demand easier. We quote as folloss:
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We WOULD call special attention to
the auction sale of dry goods to-day. Mr..
Carman informs us that seats will be provided
for the ladies. Sale to commence at 10 a. N.
and 2rM
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CHAS. Z. PUTNAM. J. o. LEAKB.
PUTNAM 4 l.EAKE.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
IA and Notaries Public. Office, No. rs Main
street, Davenport, Iowa. mAyl7dtf
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j. q. PARKER. NJ.

physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
1 with Aessrs. Roger / Bowers, No, 5s, Brady
street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt at-
tention. sov9A
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THE furniture sale at the LIE Claire
House was continued yesterday, . large
amount Of stuff being disposed of at very
low pricss
A Coon IDEA.-Workmen are busily
engaged painting the draw pier of the railroad
bridge. White paint is used which will render
it very conspicuous.
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]. w. lsUlTEAU.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
IA and Commits ssioner. Ofice-No. Daven-
ports Block. Entrance on Main street.
iulyl4 dkwly
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John n en- AW R1D

JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n and Notary Public.
OrFICR-Nickolls Block, upstairs. jan20
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A. u. n ID. KELLY,

DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AMI
l. shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady Street.
jan l0-d6w
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SAVE YOUR MANURE.-In riding over
srs do not pretend to save their manure, but
instead Of spreading it over: their land. they
draw it into sloughs to fill in with brush for
bridges. This is all wrong. 1t will not take
many years Of such tilling Of the soil, to en-
tirely exhaust it, and render the land almost
worthless for any purposes Save up
manure ss you would your money, for it is as
valuable as gold. only not worth quite as much
per pouud
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14

*This amount was handed over to different
members Of the society and disbursed by them.
In addition to the above We would thank
DR.. LANCER for fruit furnished for the Union
Sociable; also other parties for different arti.
cles of clothing.
Mas. p. II. WoRLEY, See'y.
MRs ANpRKWs. Treasurer