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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-25

One block described AZ follows: com
nsneng At point o. II Of block So
thence 800 4, thence W SzU II, thence
1890 H. thence 800 II to place OF he
ginning being block % ia Macintosh
oh ai 4zO1O so
fractional block In the nj Of tie n
- section zG, township Is, range8
described as follows: Commencing AZ
point 90 II W from the W, corner
OF block ia Mackntosh's ri adrun.
n'ns 'hsnse " 100 #, thence go #,
ofbeg'nning, beng block 80, MacAn-
tJ-h. 18th ad COX 81.
Irsctiousboc in e hfofn Ia sec.o- 20
township IS. range 3aun described ~
follow commencing At point 40
whom the W corner OF block g. in
M%cklntosh's "a ad,running thence
100 #. thrnce $50 IT, thence g IoOt
thence 800 #, being block IL, Mack.
inioshs itI adj 20 o On |
do fractional block ia the
hi of q Q ar section Of 81, tp
Is, 3, and described as To-
go, som a 80 ....A. 80 TIN
. 9 cor Of block 81 In
-, cid .own of davenport, run
min. thence " Al #, thence
GAO il, thence Al !, thence
$40 fl to place Of beginning,
beng blocks 40 and aAof Mack
iotosb = IN Hd l'o z 80 d" 90
ao Dn,. $50 It If hf OF out lot
go 50 go
do Io2 l-2ft of $3.50 ito W 100 ,os
# Vi ut LOT 90 !" 90
do Com on " side Of Perry at at
the o cor Of out iot ~ rum
ming thence n along side VI
Perry IT SO II more or less TO
. COZ ol J Kingerly's land,
theme ncrthwesterly along
k,ngerly's southetly line 1876
II more or loss to an alley rum
mig through the centre of out
lot 10 thercs along G line OF
said alley LA # moro OF lest TO
n line Of out lot 10, thence o
along said IA line l5o It to place
Of beginning ~ " - = Y
do n 81 Of go Of Q h' Of out lot
80 20 50 /!
DO v 100 # Of If OF out lot
do The 8 100 # Of tho q liS # Of
zlo II Of hf Of out lot
81 800 IS 6
do n 81 Of l49 Of . 40 # Of out
lot 81 ~ oV
do Com at a point side Of
Rock Island street, lls It OF
southern boundary line OF out
lot 30, running thence W 80
tt, thcn,s Isl e., thence ~
dog, l8S II more or less to W
side Of Rock island st, thence
saong sid0 of Rock Island
ut - It to place Of BEGINNING
50 2 80 ;
do Forrest h DIS ad 40 30
do do 20 of lis Of nloof #
of 3 Inf 3 80 80
do do osS of~ l4l of - # Of of %
do do 80 of and Of &c
ftOf 90 80
do d. 80 Of n 90 Of SO # Of
] and ." 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-25

Il RUSTEE'S SALE.-W hereas, on the I'd day
OF March, A. 1860, Kosanna Kelley Of
Clinton county, Iowa, executed unto Austin Cor
bin Trustee, certain deed of Trust convey ir g
to said Trustee the land in Clinton county, Iowa,
described as follows, 10 wit: The vest half OF
the southwest quarter Of section number five
81 in township humber eighty-one Co., J north
Of range number four a, east of Il 5th principal
meridian which said conveyance was made by
the said Rossnna Kelley for the purpose of secur-
ing the payment Of two certain promissory notes
and the interest thereon. signed by said Rosa ma
one OF which was dated the I'd day Of March, A
d., 1850, and payable year after date, 70: one
hundred and twelve ard 30 100 dollars to the or
der of Lewis Pony, with IN crest after ue at ten
per cent, on which is endorsed SS5-lOO.
And now, said note having become due and pa y
able, and the said ko.anna having failed to pay
the same, except above stated, /, Austin
Corbin Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice thatb virtue Of tn pow which
is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will, on
saturday, the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1862, at
the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court house door in the city Of Daven
pert expose and offer Tor sale, at public auction for
cash the parcel Of land above described or SO much
| thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay
the amount said note with the interest tn ereon
to the day Of sale together with all the costs and
penses attending said SALE costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of December, A. D., 1861.
AUSTIN CORBIN
dc20-dts) Truatec
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-25

DtseOessttOss o. PArtsseSekSp.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON 4 BROWN IA
= this dsyl SOLVED by mutual consent. All
debts OF the firm to be settled by James Thomn.
SOD, Mr.. Brown retiring FROM the frm. NJ.
Thompson will continue the business At the aid
stand, where he viii always be ready to wait mon
all the public for all past "a
worn, he hopes to merit . continuabce Of the sams
September ., 1861.
,.,., JAMES THOMPSON.
1plO-dtil IRA BROWN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-25
MEDICAL.

DR. WM. 4. nURD'6
N q Ut II W n y NJ
Aeunx KRMxDY roRA
BAD BREATH,
GORE MOUTHS,
cANkER,
DISEASED BLEEDING GUMS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And the best specific now in use for any diseased
condition Of the mouth. 1t il particularly bene-
fetal 70 persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
completely destroying every faint of the mouth,
absorbing aud removing all impurities, insaring
AsweET BREATH,
to ali who make use Of 1t. No YoUxG LADY or
YOrHG 01xTLHMAN who 10 afflicted with
BAD BREATH
should delay applying this remedy, for it is .
certain cure, and 10 approved and recommended
by every physician under whose notice it ha.
been brought.
a 9Ad Breath
is an offence for which there is no excuse while
Dr.. WD. B. Rurd's
M q U II H w a - H
CAN n PRsouarD.
any persons carry with them bad breath
greatly TO the annoyance and often to the disgust
OF IN. SO with whom they como in contact, with
out being conscious Of the fact. To relieve
yourself from all Tears regarding this, use
DR.. WIN. B. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness of the mouth is Of greet import.
ance to the general health hich Is often affect.
ed; and not unfresuen.ly seriously impaired,
through want Of proper attentiol to this subject,
USE DR.. VIM. B. HURD's MOUTH WASH
Prepared At DR.. Herds Dental Office, No. u
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, (. D..
Price, ~ Cents per Bottle.
liberal discount made to dealers.
.1ddress FrtMctnnl once. Trf.
bssne BNtidtngs. No. 1
Spruce street, ~ r:
:, Sold also by Caswell, Mack 4 Co., 5th-Avenue
Hotel J. !. Coddington, us Lro adway: D. =
oarnes' ]oz' Broadway, and by all Druggists.
DR.. Vim. II. Hurd,s
L OCT III PO w DER
This Powder possesses tho
oAhboNlC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES IF CHARCOAL.
and is free from all Acids or Alkalies that "a n
the least injure the teeth, A :"
Its ACTION BEING ENTIRELY MeCHAN1CAL-po1
'shiSG WITHOUT WEARING THE ENAMEL.
DR.. VIM. B. Hurd's Tooth Powder
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL EMINENT DENTISTS.
;, Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office. No. n
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, Z. d.
Price, Is Cents per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Addre>s Principal Once. T.ibune Build.
inss. NO. SpPuce ST., New ! ork.
;, Sold also by Caswell, Mack 4 Co., Fifth Avenue
Hotel q |. Codiiagton, Ills Broadway; D. s.
Darhes' -o2 Broad way, and by all Druggists.
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CTATR OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- In County Oesr. for said eeanty.
To the creditors OF Antoine L<Claire, deceased,
and all psssons interested in his estate:
You aad sesh Of you are hereby sotiAed that
at the nett term OF the County Court, IN and for
said county. TO b holden At the Court House. In
the city Of Davenport, in said county and State,
On the first AOaday in Jaousry next, to-wit:-
On January 9th, A. b., 1862, on the opening Of
Court On said d y, sps lication will be made By
the Executrix and Executor OF said estate OF
Antoins LsClairs. deceased, for an order Of said
Court authoris'pg and empowering them to use
any funds now in their hands, or which shall
hereafter come into tn cir hands belonging to said
estate to pay OF oil notes due or hereafter to be-
come due either for principal or interest secured
by mortgages OF Deedsof Trust on the real estate
belonging TO said estate, and which constitu tes in
cumbrances On said real estate, or to settle and
comprsInise said claims and to such funds for
that purpose and for the other purposes specified
in the petition now on Gle in said Court for the
reasons therein stated aud that all persons in
terested may appear at the time and place above
specified. and be heard on such application.
DAvESPonT, lows, December 18Th, 1861.
PUTNAM i ROGERS,l Attorneys for
GRANT 4 SMITH, Executors.
Ordered that the foregoing notice he published
in the Davenport Weekly and Daily Gazette, and
| in the Davenport Weekly and Daily DEMOCRAT
AND NEws newspapers, and in each Of the issues
~ saiu nov spa ISiS uAtH tuC UIu nay
d., 1862.
December 20th 1861.
r. LINDERMAN,
dcZ2 d5w County Judge.
STATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, IS.
| y In the Dstric. Court.
Margaret Mcclure vs.. Philip Mcclure and tn om as
Kennedy.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
| To Philip McGuire. Defendant:
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
file in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
| Of said county, petition Of Margaret Mcclure
claiming of you divorce and alimony, for
set forth in the petition, and plaintiff has filed .
supplemental petition in said cause praying that .
conveyance made by you to lid Kennedy, of the
| n. W. 4 Of s. w. 4 of section 8, township ~,
range two, east 5th r. NJ, be set aside and ad-
judged fraudleRt, and the land subjected to
Plaintiffs claims for aimony and for
| other relief; and unless you appear thereto
and defend, or before noon of the I'd day Of the
next term Of @id Court, to be holden on the FIRST
Monday Of February. A. D., 1852, default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered
| thereon for the amount herein claimed, with in
| terest and COTS.
DOW BROWN,
| de22-d Plaintiffs Attorneys.
l I'll FAs
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POWER PRESS BOOK JOB PRINTING
T.ABE1SH.METT.
post Once, R,a11ca1aag,
ana ~ sTRRRr,
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RICHARDSON, WEST & CO.,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-25

~ e ~ o . Q q .nA
Union Coffee 4 Spice Mill.
al n y. ttt .sgaas saa
usstt saissa
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN
tt sutNrs MA II 7@esvrw
~"vse' =. r JONHa. - CO-
A LAR0R BRASS DOOR KEY. ON rorp~u
~ ssset, bstwssa Naiaenl nraiv. TS"e"1.n.
= leave y sstAis $50. . (dss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

rtscss and thai usess esughter could do possible
good 20 the cause he was uphoiane
And again, Major Anderson, who defended hinseif
for hours against such fearful otcs 70 10 ne ACCUSED
treechery hat shall be sed Of the commanders OF the
fleet reported 70 have been sent 10 provision ana rem
force nimS The graph says the neet lay az anchor
Inc 0ing, and took whatever Ia tue nSnt We
leve that when all the facts become known u WIN pe
seen that both Major and they acted srisuy
under orders from Washington, and that the traitors
have been most admirably and efec,uay out an@uVred
And this ID our theory
II Intended that the fec should enter the
harbor, for then in all PROBABILITY IL would have fallen
into the hands Of the rrbes But IL was intended that
the rebels should believe that such ats destinaon
and should muster their utmost forces there IN order
70 accomplish its capture And they were LED
into this belief In order that they might be induced
TO pnsp ne an attack the city of Washington winch
wes 10 immediate optemplatoo and for WHOM Gsueal
Scott WAS not yet prepared While the commander or
the rebel army concentrating his forces for the cap
ue OF Fort Sumter and the fleet supposed 70 be sent for
Its relief the constitutional government energicahy
putting Washington In state OF Defence sod rsnforo ng
Fort Piokens while at the time Il got its handful
OF men unhaImsd from Fort Sumter and made Charleston
blockaded harbor. Seeing bow completely thy haze
been ou,manmuvred not wonder that Jefferson
Davis too sick TO appear Saturday nigas, that
only guns fired Ut Montgomery Gin honor of
the victory and that the dispatches from Montgomery
where the ruse had been compvehended, arc 80 much
queter ana tanner than those from Charleston whore the
excited peopo had not looked further than Fort sumter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

at discount Of 50 per cent. Border State nstss
are quoted at 10 q Is per cent e9
BY the Fulton, arrived this morning, We have ad-
vices from England to the Sd inst. The Londoa
Times Of that date thus notices the money mar
KEY OF the previous day: -
cooth uance u The ssa weather and the doubs 70
1e sssse the relations ween Denmark Prussia
eoop.o with sppehensious that collision may yes be
ousn. sp,ut Detween austria Italy, by or thu
CASSIE bent upon that object caused the Eng
IND IuLos 70 opel heavily hn morning at prices
,,,o Ny nSo ultimately 70 experience further de-
OF business vss Insignificant, and inactivity was the
chief characseftssio m eacu Department. Coasos for
money were nsss quoted ely 81 and left Off at ol I
y tor money aud u for the 10th instant rhe ne
for thu, date OK * the stssav ,,a1 81 ~olS
TO the BANK and the prospect Of cootnuance see ned
10 exercise no influence toward reato, no tho tore ~
the market. India stock closed at 2QO on T.nls
scrip, zoos y, and rupee paper, 93k and eoI, Iodia
bonds sold at 3Ss discount further al ~ "a
but exclhquer bits rather less veal AZ Ias 4.
Discount There fun demand FOR discount =, ~.
Bank to day. and II seems to be doubted IL there vii "a
any further reductp OF the uat after the
the DIVIDENDS, which will CONNIE noe on TUESDAY ina
quest AZ 6H per cent, but the charge until the Hav
account Is Lot her than per cent the
IN foTegn 81 )cks have bern unmport ant, and soma
cases oeore bias tskeD place che last prcs from
ihs evening was ST. 70c., show ng decline o. noary
quarter per Cent In the foreign exchanges this after.
neon the rates on Pas and Holland slightly lower.
About fl4o 600 in goid chiefly Australian Dough
BY she Bat TO-DAY. 1ho OF Ath inst " 4,
take t4l 449 for Ddia and ECO LOT for China and the
straits OF this amount Ell l67 Is silver, aod Ella 40
gold
The following were the quotations of American
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

The Fulton has $il GIG so in specie on board,
consigned as follows
Robt J. Maitland 81 200 SO VIM Tyson. $lI 7Sl %
W. w. De Forest l. wheelwrlght. 2,Ol4 GO
Co............. 800 90 J. V. Freeman 4
Henry N. Weed. Ut0 90 Co............. 2 500 90
l.. Won Hoffman Il
Co...........l7,o20 90 Total. ...... .$4l ,6l6 %
The interest due May j 1884, on the sinking
fund bonds of the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad Company will be paid on
presentation Of the coupons at the Bank of North
America A Wall street. The interest due May 1,
1861, on such Of the Michigan Southern first mort
gage bonds as are not converted into sinking fund
bonds will be paid presentation Of the bonds at
the office Of the company and the payment thereof
viii be endorsed upon the bond. The interest due
May l. 1861, on such Of the second mortgage bonds
of this company as are issued for the funded cou-
pons Of this class of bonds will be paid on presen-
tation of the coupons at the company's Office.
The New Orleans bank statement for the last
week shows the following changes as compared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAi.
MONDAY. April l5-6 p. M.

MONDAY, April ID 7. NJ.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol
lows with that Of last week.
Wesk ending LIONS. SpecI. CtyvuldtoW. Deposits
April 1922 Il3 400 a., 7c6 668 sGOll ~ $50 $40
April 49,. lz3 los 1856 4T6i7iS SsoI,i 90 62s075
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
TRAITORS AT HOME.

One Of the most serious clogs to the
efforts Of our Government, is treason at
bome-treason right at the head Of the
Government-at Washington. It is
the boast OF the rebels that they have
the most reliable facilities for ascertain.
ing every movement Of Importance
which may be settled upon by The leaders
OF the Federal Army; and what is still
worse and perhaps more Incompetent
slble, that they are able through spies
to obtain the conclusions arrived at
even in the Cabinet councils within a
very few days after the same are settled
upon.
This is grave difficulty for which
some remedy should be found witbou.
delay. 1t cannot be possible that this
unpleasant state of affairs is beyond the
reach OF the Government. Very certain
u Is that the rebels could not ascertain
the important orders and conclusions
without some collision with some par
ties IN high position. There is no other
possible way for them to do it. This
implies the stern necessity of a more
thorough wedding out at the capital
lhere are those still in office there who
are taking pay from this Government
and peyuring themselves constantly for
inc purpose Of completing the ruin Of
TIE Union. If we hope for speedy sue
cess, those traitors must be hunted down
and dealt with as the law directs
though the Government is strong. il
cannot afford to be crippled in this way
II Will protract the war tor months and
perhaps yea's,unless tho channel through
which which this information is passed is
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

Col. CoLr's WoRKs.-Secretarv Cam.
eron, It is said, on his recent visit to
Hartford, had CONVEX sation with Col.
onei Sam. Colt, about buying his Who'll 9
works IN the South Meadow for govern
ment, and asked the Colonel for HI.
terms ior factory, machinery, grounds
and all. Col. Colt wished time for con.
sideratlou, and the story is, he has ante
recently sent letter to Mr.. Cameron
Offering to sell his whole concern tor
hve millions OF dollars-everything 10
be included for this sum excent his ovn
private dwellings and grounds con,ian
Gus.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

A. r. 4 ID. KELLY.
DACKERS OF BEEF AND FORK. AND
= Shippers Of Live Stock, 81 Brady street..
iaa l0-dfw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

a CHANGE Within a few days a
gentleman Ia graduate of West Pointl
applied for position on McC]eIIan,s
s'ai, VINO was not two months since an
applicant tor a position in the rebel
army.-Eschanye. '''
The conversion may DO sincere and
Iea', but We think it is we'll enough that
the time Of probation should be ertand.
cd considerably.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10
Cssy and County.
ance. Give US a call. Commune
novyi-dGwtf ~ - -
Notice.

W THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPREsEN-
yves OF Susanna SPOTS, late Of Caernaryor
Yy enP, Lancaster county, Penns, deceascdd
af,ha hereby notified that by virtue Of an order
.'Iectea' will hold an inquest to divide. mart .,
~ TS .ne real estate Of susanna SPOTS, decd.
an,ulsaay' the 10Th day Of Decc mber. is0I. NJ
, ~ CLOCK A: NJ, at the premises in Caernarvon
: - ,..n" sara county whom and where you may
Sheriff. Ohnoe, Lsne.s.sr, Nov.mb., u. ,ss,
-, b. W. r. BOYED.
aseJ 0hssi9 Of kauesstss County. Pa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

MORE SNOWY USlroRAs.-"Pcrlev ),
o. the Boston Journal, writes from
darlington that it has been detcrm;n.
90 that the ak hundred thousand suits
OF uniforms soon to be ordered shall ha
more SNOWY and more varied and die
nnct've than the present regulations
prescribe. A board Of officers will soon
commence it's session (of which Brios
der. General George Sykes Will proheh
Ply be President), and it is expected thai
they will adopt more becoming uniforms
than those now worn. 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-10

BORING A WELL-CoAL AND GAS
FoUSD, But NO WArKR.-For something
more than two months, Mr.. G. l.. Mer-
rlI has been boring for water, at the
-four mill of Messrs. Richard l. Co., and
has now reached depth Of one hun
drcl and ffty-eight feet without finding
the liquid. AT depth of g. feet, q
bed OF coal, from 3 to feet thick, ~.s
s.rrc,- - non the specimen seen, 1t
was pronounced an excellent article.
Just before reaching this coal, indications
n e, , last, Gnmistaka61s es1asmoss ok.
edch OF these times, a strong gas issued
from the bore, and it insnt impossible
tia friend Richards may yet strike ile''
and come the big on u.s. Genesee (Hl.)
RepubM.
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:
All Against Him.

Ii Is a remarkaOle iacl thne
Lincoln has no longer any support
,hrough the Republican pres Of chica
20. The Tribune boasts that 1t made
Mr.. Lincoln President Of the United
States, but it no longer abldes in friend
,hip with hin. Herewith We give the
position OF both the Tribune and the
Journal on Camcron's unmodihed re-
port:
From the Chicago Tribune. Dec. 5.
The Chicago Tribune presents its
compliments to tie llgnbrious patriots
who have been boohoolng over its AS
,umed radcolsm on the relations OF
slavery to the war, aud who have ex-
hausted, first, entreaty, and then, obInr-
CATION 10 bring about change Ia IT
course. We commend TO them tic very
able, clear, and satisfactory report oi
the Secretary Of War, in which the sub.
| iect that We have SO yoluminously aud
50 often discussed is treated at length
and in manner entirely in unison with
the really conservative and patriotic
views which this journal has expressed.
They will find in its every opinion,so far
| as this matter Of the slave, Is concerned
distinct ard unqualified reiteratlon Of
the policy that the Tribune alone, Of all
the great journals OF tic country, elab
Grated and maintained"
From the Chicago Journal, Dec.i.l
"lnc views taken by Secretary Cam
eron 10 reference to TIE conhscatlon am
DISPOSITION Of the slaves of actual rebel:
will be read with general satisfaction By
the loyal people Of the country.
"Thesc views, we are glad to see
agree with the position on this question
that has been assumed in this paper"
What is our neighbor, the editor Q
the Gazette, going to say about It. VIII
he come up to the support Of the Prcsi
dent like man, or will lie shirk abou
in his usual milk and water style! Conc
neighbor, address yourself to the subjec
and tell your readers what you thinl
about "Old Abc's" Jacksonian grit. q
course nobody cares for your opinion
any way, bnt we want YOU on the record
TIE CABINEy. The best thing tina
can happen next is dissolution Of tn
Cabinet. The country is wonderful,
treasured by the recent action Of th'
President; it would be completely SO b,
the expulsion Of Cameron and the an
pointment OF Joseph Holt. And the oc
currencc Of these events would worl
greater wonders in the South than il
the North. Let the South know, posi-
lively and nnequivocally, that the pole,
Of Gen. DiN's proclamation to the peopl
of the Eastern shore OF Virginia is tn,
fixed and unaltcrable policy Of the Coz
ernmcnt, and similar results will be wit
messed on the Eastern shore. The ex
pulsion Of Cameron and the appointment
of Holt would be a positive proclama
ton that such is the policy of the Gov
eminent. Let US pray for dissolntio,
of the Cabinet Chicago Times.
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J. w. ii. BAKER, M. D..
DuY SICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
j Post Office building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry Streets Daven-
port, Iowa. noyl9 dAwtf
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Dtssolssit0m or PnrssseysItp.

DtSSOlesftO1e OF E1Nff9eeTShtp.
TINHE FIRM OF THOMPSON 4 BROWN IS
debts Of tho firm TO be settled by James Thonp-
son, Mr.. Brown retiring from the firm. Mr..
Thompson will continue tho business 1t the old
stand, where he will always BE- ready to wait upon
ell customers-thanking the public for all past fs-
yors, he hopes to merit continuance Of the same.
September ., 1861.
JAMES THOMPSON.
spl0-du1 IRA BROWN.
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- Gs AHOREH.
OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
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