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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The annual election of officers OF the Mercantile
Library Association Is usually an occasion of great
interest among the members, and OF exceedingly
d.moustrative enthusiasm among the juvenile porti9h
thereof. Tuesdays election no exception TO the
general rnle Owing W the fact that great many oi
The members are now absent with the various fegi-
ments which have left this city, the ise and confession
was not quite NO Babel-ike previous occasions,
and The speechifymg WAS drawn htile iniider. Ne!-
ertheess those vino present did their utmost III
these particulars and If they failed IN having az Joly
a spree as usual il owing to a deficiency ~ num-
bers and not from any lack Of will The polling OF
votes commenced early in the morning, ana continued
until o'clock in the evening", the heaviest portion 0,
the vote being east after DARK Inefe were severh
tickets in the field only of which appeared to have
many takers These two were headed respectively by
Charles +. Allen aud Charles h. u. Sherman these
two candidates appear TO have entered the canvass
with about equal chances OF success, but te Io3wns
circular which conspicuOusy posted abont Cllntoh
Hall during the latter part Of the day. turned the tide
in favor Of Mr.. Allen:
MONDAY NIGHT, May 20, 1851
M tho % Of s Board Of Direction Of
the Mercantile Library Association on Monday evening At the
T. King Sherman Pe,drDt Of he Association candidate for
reelection in comppny with Mes Bah Pollock AID Purdy
of Gf ledger. Ie SIs i IL 'Vs
law Institution be used Tor eletooeers purpose; to-
day. VIII tie ''''' sanction any c eil If sEIES
Timothy LuBEY, '
JOSEPH II LECOUR,
JOHN n. DOW
Directors Of the Board Of 1850 and lStL
After the polls were closed, and while the votes
were being counted, the boys" congrcgated in the
lower hall and amused tbems Ives by singing patriotic
sougs cheering every body and everything and reading
bureeque 10 the state Of the polls Two or
three speeches obtained from various prominent
members Of the Association, who were irst Violently
seized by neck and b. els aud placed in IN elevated po-
sition where they delivered their remarks upon COM
pulson Az 10 O'Clock the following ticket was al,
noauced as the successful one by over TWO hundred
majority: -
P,erdca Charlie. F. Allen with Great Western Insurance
Wee Pre,identC Charles H. Swords with Alex T. Stewart
Co. ~, . ~,
Corresponding Secre,ayyJoseph H. Lecour with C. Hey
h,eordng see,stary-Hsrvey H. Woods with secondanue
Railroad Company. .
TredsHer-Peter Nocrhis.
DUsaor.-Cha Carlton with United States TIgst Co..
Roysl Phelps Wilbur with Msitlsnd, Phelps Coz lhsddeu'
irabr with James Morrison Co. Alexander Rbiad with
Robe-t simmons Co Charles O.sood, with smith
Peter Barry. with Chapman, Lyon Noyes 's~e'h H.
Pcrcivol, with Young Schultz 20.
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Bides itd5c y 10. Tsllow = Gfc y n Pelts, 1c -
each. Cali Sains "a G. y III Nesl aly.s $3.50
n B-Bee extra and quality include Dohtns pat INC
best nrge % ,sLf.d Oxen s-cond qcay Includes the pest
grass fed OIn the bet .tssd COVE and the best three year
Steers Ordinary consists 4 Bulls sno tue refuse Of lots
sHEgP-EIus includes Cossct and when those OF inferior
quality are throw ~
There were c,r- over Grand Trunk and Essern Raj
road 80 over the AID Lowell and IS the FhehbG
o those over th. Il. hDutg Albany
The iupply a Wes cattle yaIie, but ne ron
week Tie ss. ,owe a. cechne Of sooet 20 &c ~
DIR YER, are col about WI lA week o. they bought
their cattle at Alou, Sheep lower then lss
week for the b.s. quality, s"d fi ~ re- Is on
Ws.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

A Distinguished officer in Eow-Mexico has favored
eur military and naval reporter with report Of tue
new signal experiment, about which ~ much interest
has been felt In the service Now when the doserion
enemy mercy In regard 10 sigaaizng this triumph of
science WIN 10 addi ionally valuable. Major Mye Of
the army some months since announced the discovery
by bimsen OI new system Of military signals which
would In great measure revoluliogiza fhe manaoe.
ment Of modern orces The signals are made by means
q Gag attached 70 pole from II 70 Is feet long.
shrcugb represent numbers, which, in their turn. re.
resent lstien " the alphabet The letters Of course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
COTrRT CALENDAR-TsIs DAY.

COURT CALENDAK-THIs DAY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. "A, Al, SUD
the JGry Cseodsr.
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERs.-Non.enumer-
sted-Ao. 67 % 70 H. "a 70, "a IS H. 49, Eoumersted
Nos Co 73 H. 80 &C. IL a oil * U SO2 545 H. 70 g. a. o.
f2t IS, l6, II, 10. le, 70 "a. Preieued-No 80
SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUrT.-Nos. 30, 925, Sos,
96l, 957. - ,,-- ,.,, ,,co
IT'S 1899 1885, 1862 1851. ~ l.7 Sl9 se3 lI2s ia
II5 1861 Part IlNo.. llso 1880 ls. 1874 1896 ltss isA
CoURr or CoNNoN PLEAS Part Mos. 3i6,
$50 1853 1915 1895 1856 27 ne 800 1902 1913 1902 1891
1903 1909 IL-Sos la, 5l3, $685. $751; aS7, $685. h1
lle6 lZGi, 1863 1872, l29S 1874 -
BRooaLYs CITY CnURr CALENDAR, THURSDAY,
May 23Nos H. preferred, / 50. 3d. H. A. %, 20, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

CoRosERs' IsQuEsTs Coroner Jackman held an
inquest yesterday upon the body unknown TO years
OF age found drowned IN ofhe Ea River docks Deos
had heavy cloth coat, heavy bOt', hickory shirt and
with the watch pocket sewed up verdict Of death by drown
ing rendered.
The Coroner held inquest the body Of James
Wright naivs Of Ireland - OF found drowned
Pier No. IS East River Decreased caoSer unmarried,
aud had been misisg for several weeks Verdict Found
Drowned"
Coroner schmer held inquest at No. l9 Baxter street
upon the body Of Stephen NJ Smith child three years
old who DIED o Ieceiyed Tuesday when his cothcs
took Ere from match Verdict Death from burns"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
MdRINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

steamships-Afica Brl Shannon, Liverpool, f. Cunsrd;
II Boumsn Cak Fort Monroe master, hsdsr (brl Litte
Liverpool T.. CunsId.
ships--A Child Huston Bristol Nesm.h Sons Edith Roe
TIonsns San fsncsco Thaues (Br Miller, London rnor1
hsrr ard Robinson, London, DOMAIN Dimoni Cul:wscr
Russell Liverpool. WiliiaGs Guon.
Bd.-M A Forrest, Congton. Rio Jsneo, George hoke
Co. Hope, Moore. Barbados.
Schooae's-Com (Br }, Lamb, HALIFAX, d. n. Dewoni Er
rheti. Bsye, Ponce l.. = w Lewis Co. Agate, Coos
Ei1abethpor H. Underwood Sea Range Turner. Bangor X
r Buck Co.; f.. H. Hubbard. Stocsing ha.tfod, nsseri
Eli Cousen, Boscp, q. j. haeh; Para Cahcsu pas =
Bishop Co; 5. " Smith, Lieuni, Baltimore Meshl 40
bot.
sloop-o Oregon Rhodes, Providence, master
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DIED,
..say. MAY "a. Ida Ape,.a, daughter Of

BROWN-On Wednesday, May ~ Ida Arne!.s, daughter OF
John L. V. r. and Frances Brown -
Tie .d and stepd the funeral the
residence parents No. 2o East Broadway this after
noon, al O'Clock
yIsBi RGiOn Monday morning, May 20 at the Hesdqusr-
tiers of list Regiment Navy ard bsuscks Washington,
d. C. Col Abraham s. Vosbu'gh Ia the 3h year OF bis age
Tn. relatives aud euds Of tue family e,pecuy Invited
attend tie funeral from residence OF bis father John
Vo,gursl No. sos Greenwich street, at o'clock on Thurs
day without tnrher notice.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

RgpoRrEp yoK TINS N. y. TKIsuSs. ~ Gso. RUIZ:
WEDNESDAY,, May H. l&l
yyno. rnmbeY Of Cattle Al market 49,;
and 3, stores CONSISTING Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows snG
one, two and three old. .o ILL.
PRICES MAKRET BEEgExtrA % eod 30 10; mr." qoaHy
81 rs, second quality, - So 49, An,
PRfczs OF STORE CArTLg.-Workinr Oxen, per pair 100
SIPS 10 1905 Cows Calves from : 2j ~ 70 st0; Year
hng. none; Two-yesIsold, none; IhreeyeNsoid none.
Sheep and Lambs 625 market p1ces IN os 81 agd ~
10 IS $50 TO 90 2j or nom st 10 9;c
10, Spring Lambs from 81 81 to S5.
STATE.
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Griffith; I'd Lieut., g. johnson; Orderly Sergeant, j.

X. Edgar =,
company Of Young men have recently organized
in Jersey City nndor the OF the Anderson Cadets
with Samuel ID. Eli as Cap ain, and John ID. swart-
wont a. LIST Lieut.. The company have already en-
rolled over 80 members.
VOLUNTEER DEPOT, GEN. YATES
Volunteer Regiments thus far accepted have been
numbered as follows:
Let Regiment Col. VIM. H. Allen New York City.
ID Regiment Col Joseph b. Carr, Troy.
Cd Regiment. Col Fredk. Townshend, Albany.
4th Resnent. Col. Alfred W. Taylor, New York City.
5th .siment. Col Adm. Duryea, New orb City.
9Th Regiment, Col VIM. Wilson. New York City.
9Th REGIMENT Col John r. Bendix, New-York City.
9Th Regiment, Col Louis Blenker, New York City,
9Th Regiment, Col Russell c. Hawkins, y. Y City.
l0iL R.siment Col Waters McChssney, N. Y. City.
II,h Re.iInent Col Elma T.. El.wo ORTIZ ". Y. City.
18th REGIMENT, Col Wahath N. Y. City.
18th Regiment, - Quinby
18th Reg ment, - McQuade.
18th Regiment John Mcleod Murphy, N. Y City.
18th Regiment, - Davis, Albany.
i7,h Prsiment Henry s. Lansing. NewYork.
Istb Regiment, VIM. A. Jackson, Albany.
18Th Regiment, = Clark, Csyuta
2Otb Regiment Mac Weber, n. Y. City.
aIst Regiment, - Rogers Buffalo.
12d Regiment = Phelps.
23d Regiment - Hoffman, Elmirs
oath X, sment - Sullivan, Cs~ego.
18th Resimsnt James Z. kenisan, N. 7. City
10Th Regiment - Christian, Utcs.
9th Regiment -
aeth Regmen -
29th Regiment Van S'ein"ehr ~ l. IVY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

FATAL AccIDEsT.-An unknown man was run
yesterday mornps ny BY Boston train,
and inc snty Killed. Hi. body wsssken 10 the Twelfth Ward
Station House where quest viii Dc held upon ths <e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23

spected. Col Mcleod Murphy regiment Is nearly al
inspected Col. Steinwehrs regiment, which was In
spected Yesterday elected the following held onIers:
A. Won s.snweh Colonel c. sOess, Lieut. C0l0nsii Lewis
Livingston, Major
NAVAL BRIGADE.
Two battalions, 200 men, have been accepted ny
the Pteident, and will report to Gen. Butler 10 Ches-
apeake Bay, on the 18TH. Tie head luarters OF Tue
b. l. ade are al lshed at the Astor House. OcoiS
will report AT a. m. on Ihursday.
PRESENTATION OF COLoRs TO TIE GARiBALD'
GUARD.
To-day an American Flag will be presented 10 me
C,aribsIii Quad il Lafa, cite place ny Mrs Ann H.
Stearts Another banner, the Gar0aidi Banner Oh 10
will be pre,eut. at the sane hour, p IN; lhis pam
ner was brought from ltmy oy 6aro'uui alaer ,,i5
failure If the Italian struggle OF lSiS, and presented
Ia Gen. Aveizaui, whose son now presents II 10 'ne
aribnIdi Guard Il bears the following inscription;
do 20 oLo.
THE NEw-YOKk LEGION.
Three regiments of the Ntw-York Legion have been
accepted by the Union Defence ConiL4il'ee, ana II IA
understood that the other regiment 10 READY 10 oe ia,
sre,ed. Probably no fuer corps of men has lei TIE
ty for the present campaign Some delay mas occurred
Ia Ills organization, tiuce It As understood th' ne1
CARTS. the old Commandaut OF tie 9th he"-lo,k
Stale Artillery, Is 10 command TINS bisade' anu iie
will have it complete Oh The etnrt
PiEAsAsr Commemorative are glad 10 receive
from large number OF the beet citizens OF Magnolia
Del. an emphatic contradiction of paragraph recently
publshed in TUE TRIBUNE, impeacoing the loyalty oil
Mr.. Edmund Stout Of that place The story was mat
NJ sour had seized "A lot Of United States arms. The
facts Are qaite different according to our correspond
euce. The arms were placed in his bands by an au-
thor ,ed nary for the u-e of Union company of Home
Cnrd. and Mr. Stout il nov the CAPTAIN Of the force
We need not ray that We make the CORRECTION win
uufe, guef Measure.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. -,
IS Moop-cets.''
mon WATER -
Sandy Hook. 1871 Gov. Isl4od. SIl Hell sste'.'' W.
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Int,lL MILITARY MATTERS
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

OBSEQUIES OF THE LATE COL. VOSbUk"ii'
The flags of the city hung az half msst YESTERDAY ~
honor OF the memory of Col Abram g. Vosoursn' Inc
remains of the gallant officer arrived az jersey wy az
4oclock in the morning, in charge OF the following
Committee:
Can, Asa T. Miller Co H. in command Qnarermsster n j.
6eeley; Orderly Sersesnt Frank Jones % q, ao.s 49,;
rrant Sergean: samuel C. Cochran Co o. Sergeant MAYOR
Hrnry fbenan; Left General Guide f. D. Shelby corpora
Eatese Thosne Co T; Corporal Car'is b. FeaIce Co.
The coffin was placed in hearsc which was drawn
mr. in front of the depot and brought across the Ferry
70 this city, Several friends Of the deceased IN waiting
at the Courand-street Ferry Station, joined the pro-
cession and ACCOMPANIED it TO the residence OF the
Colonel father, No. SOC Greenwich street.
The body was in a coffin of polished rosewood, lined
with satin and the breastplae bore the inscription
Col ABRAM s. yoSBURGH.
DIrp MAY 20, 1901
Ared IS Years and Mopths ::
Throughout the day the honse was thronged with
visitors, among whom were many military men. lie
features Of the Colonel regular as if he were
still alive; not muscle seems TO be distorted. A
guard has been detailed TO keep watch around the body.
The following orders have been issued in reference
% the funeral: ..lt
.As~' al 49, ~
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Six companies of Col. Lansng's regiment are m m
spected. Col Mcleod Murphy regiment Is nearly al
insnected Col Steinwehr's regiment, which was In
spected Yesterday elected the following field ohsers:
Won Stetuweh Colonel; c. socst, Lieut. Coloneii Lewis
IIuin
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Van sieinwehr, N. Y. City.
nlL 4, D-aaA ~ " GNN
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DEPARTURE OF COMPANY IL TWELFTH REGI-
MENT.
This Company left Jersey City by rail at p m
ye,terday for Washington direct, Wit Baltimore. Al
their armOry 10 Broadway, near Houston street.
great crowd witnessed their departure. Wine many
hundreds of friends waie ed out ide TO them on Win
pairing cheer a score OF ladies-wivoe aud sisters,
WHO seemed beavy-heared mingled with The soldiers
10 the dnll-room. The company numbers lOo spiendio
fellows, picked from among four lines that amber
Who offered themseiVes and cbeif Oifcere, Jbpt II.
Olustcad, and Lieut.. Gardner, seemed TO be well
thought Of by dem all. When the time for departure
arrived, the soldiers lett Win hearty cheer marching
down Broadway under the escort OF "a company OF tue
Empre City Regiment Lach man had ten rounds Of
cartridges.
DEPARTURE or THE GOTH CONTINGENT.
contingent Of $50 left tbis city last evening, at
clock, TO Join the Goth Regiment at Washington. 1t
included Capt 4. L. Mesghers Company of Iouaves,
numbering no, elegantly equipped and armed with the
Mimic musket ana bsyoDet They formed on Great
Jones street. night resting on Broadway, and marched
down to CogrtiaId street, thence TO Jersey City Ferry
for the cars. The battalion was under command OF
Major Baeley who has been nnceasiDg ia Lis eXer-
lions since the departure OF the Regiment III forward
ing supplies aud completing Tue necessary arrange
sts herr 10 render then position the seat Of
az comfortable possible. Both the Governor Of the
State AID tie Deense Committee refused to forward
the contingent In accordau,e Win The special order CT
the Secretary OF War, ana tie expense O transmitting
prominent feature Of the battalion the presence Of
d member Of the Pope's late brigade. He acted as
sergeant aud attracted much attention from BIZ great
size, being near seven feet in hight.
REGIMENTS TO DEPART.
The lst New-York Volunteers (National Guard Col.
Allen, the 5th New-York Volunteers advance Guard,
Col DulN ca and the 9Th New-Yoik Volunteers I'd
German kifes) Col. Bendix, will embark on Friday
for Fort Monroe. They viii he armed with the
Springfield nuskel OF the pattern If lSiS
HEADeuARrERs. L.sDsAs's PAaK, 7rn RsGIsgsr}
~ Y STEuBga VOLUsrEEts, New York May 70, ittl.
SPECIAL OHDKK No. This regiment will assemble
Friday the Path inst At O'Clock IN full uniform armed
and equipped with knapsack overcast top OF
complete 10 embark for Fortress Monroe
Evey member Of this regiment w report at company quar-
ters at O'Clock m.
line win formed 10 o'clock precisely when the reg
nen will march hid avenue, down the bowery to the
seuben House where they will receive color presented by
Mr. Kspn OF the reu thence down the bowey
to ness Schneider Sons who will present toe regiment
with Of coos thence to Grand street TO broadway
down broadway to the City Hail. where reeimenta color viii
be presented BY Juegs DAILY Of tho ladies' desoendsn
aud obs Of Gen steuben Alter the presentation, tho
men. vii mach 70 the foot Of Warren sss and embark
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-15
T. y = r

WHEREAS. ON THE 3lsr DAY OF OCTO-
w ber. lS6e, six proMissory notes were PUT in
to package, and deposited in Post Office at Kuf-
falo, New York. of said notes were executed
by Mccall Camp, dated Iowa City, September
10th, 1850, for $lll.65 each, and due ou 10th De-
cember, 1860, 10Th March, 1861, and 10th Decem-
Der, 1861 and other Of said notes were execut-
ed by Pangborn, Carroll 4 Pangborn, dated Sep
tember st, ls60, at Cedar Rapids, for $3.50 and
for $l25 each and due in and IL monts, and one
other Of said notes, executed by Jesse r. Rogers,
for $2l2.5O, dated at Cedar Rapids, and payable
on the lst day Of January, 1861, on which there
was endorsed $40 at one time, and $50 at another
time, and directed to us, but which have never
been received by us. nd are supposed to be lost
or stolen. All persons arc therefore hereby eau
toned against negotiating for said notes. either
of them, no title can be acquired to said neteS,
and tho payment has been stopped.
Davenport, February 9Th, 1861.
fryl0d3w] L. 5. VIELE l. co.
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co Nj nj e RC / AL
DAV PORT ARKET
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEaocRAT AND NEws,l
Thursday Eve, Feb. IA, 1851. J
The state of the weather to day precludss all
possibility of marketing grain. 1t showed all
there is no probability Of any better things very
soon. The Albion Mills continue Operations and
get thcir supp les Of grain partly from other
warehouses. They shipped 400 bbl, Of -four ta-
day. Quotations are unchanged.
FLOUR Firm at $4.O0@4.25. Shipments 400
bbls
WuEAr-70@7lc.
BARLEy-25@35c
CoRN--l8c for ear and 19c for shelled.
OArs.-l5c.
DRESSED Hoes $5.5O95.75.
HAY-Dull at $40o@sOO.
COAL-From wagon l0c per bushel Coal vi.
ley coal % in yard Henry county coal lOc in tho
yard.
WooB-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens Sl.25@l.5o y doz.
Dressed 6@Sc y h. Turkeys, 5O@75c dressed
do. SalOc y h.
BUTTER.-Penty at 12H@l5s.
LARD-l0@l21c y b.
HAhs-New Sugar Cured 11@1211c per lb.-
Common l0@l. Nc per lb.
POrAToEs-l5ta25c9 . bushel.
TURsIPs. .-2o@3oc per bu.
CHEsss--H -Herkimer Co. 13ll7c per lb. Wes-
tern Reserve II kM12ke.
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THE SCOTT HOUSE.

nN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ this we'll known Hotel changed pro-
p.ietors. One Of the undersigned, the owner Of
the premises and the original proprietor, will be
in the Office to welcome all old and new friends.
We hAtter ourselves that with our experience
and our superior accommodations we can ouer to
the travelling public sll the comforts Of we'll reg
ulsted house at the low price OF
One Dollar per DAV :
We are determined that this shall be the best
Dollar House in the State.
Ono Hundred and Ten Day Boardsrs
can be accommodated. Families desiring rooms,
are invited to call and make their selections.
A Large and Cbnsmodions Stable connected vitk
the House!
To our farming friends we would promise that
the same iberaIity will be extended to them -
heretofore, and the highest prices paid to them
tor that part of their produce used by the House.
J. J. HUMPHREY co.
ian32-d&
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
HOsTETTEKS STONACH BITTERS--Th,

HOsTETTER5 STOMACH BITTERS.-The
eases which infess ~ human system. Indiges-
ton, bad enough psv =, generates diarrhea, ,dysen-
terry faintness, vertigo, papitation Of tho heart.
genenl debility, ese. Get rid Of it, then, at
once, by going through souns Of HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTEkS, paIatable and refreshing
ion, which - surely relieves al complaints
OF the stomach and its dependsncies, as the sun
shine melts the snow. A course Of the medicine
may not perhaps Be necessary. One bottle fire.
quentiy accomplishesa complete cure. Sold BY
druggists everywhere. (fryl5-dAwlm
n M = Lox M u NJ n |:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-15

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN l4th day Of January. A. D., 1861, the Arm
Of Miner. Haskell Co., Of this city, made IN -.
signment Of their property to tho uniersi ,ned
all persons holding claims aglisst said frm ars
hereby notified to present the same, duly verified
under oath affirmation, to said Assignees, in the
city Of Davenport, State Of Iowa, within three
months from tn date OF this notice.
Davenport, January 18th, 1851
JAMES ARMSTRONG, I A.
WILLIAM VAN TUYL, As"sness
iau1A.2m
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N6fiee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
l bought out the 6rm of A. / G. WGBER, and
viii oontinuancs tho business ct the old stand
where he will be happy to receive the patronage
Of the customers of the cid 6sm. Aessrs 4. 1 g.
Wobsf Will y = sstsndsnee - NJ agents. II
Daysep,Ft, JaanAsy - 1851. -
dyl-lDul ADAM NOEL.
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DIR. WIN. r. HILLS.

FORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
IL nounce to the cititiEens Of Davenport and
.icinity, that Le has commenced the practice of
his profession in this city, and will carefully and
punctually attend to all calls, by night or day.
tie may be found at all times at the lie Claire
House when not absent on professional business
fry7 wlm&dtf
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J, A. REID. NJ. d..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. %, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
enport, Iowa.
DR.. REID can DO consulted at his Office Mt all
bours Of tho day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25