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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-07
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q she notice, BY
Post O0eo H1oek, Drady St
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Negotiation of Loans,

and other matters arpertaining to a general COM
mi ssion business.
Cash Advances made ON Produce
onis gned to his correspondents in Boston and
New York.
DAVENPORT Iowa, June, 1860. juns-dtf
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Lands for Sale.

Lands for Sale.
GAO acres in Shelby county.
31D Cas-
800 Pottawattamie county.
800 Hardin "
$40 Greene
For sale or exchange for City property. Also,
City property to exchange for lands.
GEO. B. SARGENT,
ueI3- I.apd 81
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dec29-dts

T EGAL NOTICE.-TO GEORGE SCHEIBEL.
IL Sir: You are hereby notified that at the De-
cen.ber 1850, Term Of the District Court for Scott
county, State OF Iowa, Almet Sksel, ~ plaintiff,
filed his petition in the Office Of the Clerk Of said
Court, alleging that be is tho owner in fee Of the
following real estate, lying in said Scott county,
State Of Iowa, TO wit: Lots No. seven IN and
eight s in block No. nineteen [l0l in tho city Of
Davenport, and that he 10 in the present possss-
sion thereof and that he is credibly informed and
believes that you, whom he makes defendant in
said petition, make some claiM adverse to the es-
tate OF the said Almet Skeel in said real estate,
and praying that you be notified to show cause
Why you should not bring action 10 try the al
legged title TO said real estate, If you have any.
And you are further notified that On the hear
ing Of said petition order was rendered by said
Court that notice be given I, you, the said George
Scheibel, 70 show cause at the next February
Term, \. D. 1861, Of said Court, on before nooa
Of the second day OF said term, Why you should
not bring action to try the alleged title, if you
have any. to said real estate.
And you are hereby further notified that unless
you appear or before noon Of the second day II
the term Of said Court, to be begun and hold
en- on the 4th day Of February, A. d. 1861, and
show cause Why you should not bring ssia action
70 Try your alleged title fsny in said real estate
default will be entered against you, and judy
mt mt rendered thereon.
DAWSON l. TRUE,
dec28-d30d Attorneys for Plaintiff
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$50, 900 WORTH OF
SICsL ESTsYE
n , yalpe All u siTa. Iowa,
For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms.

vjNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
1 that bc,uti, ul residence known as Argyle
Cottage, with 3}t of land in hi III state of
cultivation. situated in the city of lie Claire and
commanding a magnificent view of the Mississippi
River, Port Byron ami much of the State of Iii
npis. The Cottage contains rooms and Il cellar,
aud Is in complete repair. The garden is iull OF
the choices sLruboery, strawberries, Grapes in
full bearing, &c &c \ thrifty young orchard is
90 The premises, comprising 300 fruit TT, es of the
best selesticns an! nearly all bearing. Also,
stable, Sun Ike house AMI poultry yard. The fenc
ing is in excellent order and is nearly all new
PICKET feGce seven feet high. Twelve acres of the
aud forms n ii &c park " woodland. The Cottage
would bt sold with less than the 80 acres if de-
sired.
ONE 40 ACRE LOT,
90 rods from Arsl lie Cottage, well fenced and in a
HI. state Ut cultivation and well adapted for a
fruit and vegetable garden. Being Immediately
back of lie Clair, as rising rapidly IN ruiue.
On. dne 5Srick dwelling Hou . and L.ot in
DAVENPO DIRT.
That beautiful residence on the corner OF Brady
and Twelfth streets, with the lot on which it
stands, fronting lib feet BRADY street by $50
feet in depth to 30 foot alley, with carrageway
and good stable, carriage house and wa con-sh ed
complete. The house contains 10 rooms with gas
in each, aIi good cellar. An excellent cstern
is on the premises
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REAL ESTATE.
GEORGE Is. SARGENT

GEORGE Il. SARGENT
"AS TAKEN AN OFFICE IN THE BASE
IL ment Of the Bank Buildr 8, and offers his
services as an Agent for the purchase and sale OF
1uAL EET ATE.
PAY ENT OF II A X L ) /,
No~o<;o%;ou of Toone
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Frci ,htuf a. kin T. aill be carried froin Chca-
60 10 Al l,ia, + ut It all timos, as low rates
as say ,tl tiiilcoLl rout,. sep2 dit
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(local, walkers, local, Clear Creek, (loeal
and Brsdy's Mill, (local,) to Clarinda, 81
miles and hack, once week.
Leave Fillmore Thursday at - Pm;
Arrive st Clarinda next day BY 6pm;
Leave Clarinda "Wednesday 1t IAN;
Arrive st Fillmore next day BY lam
l1lsy. From Fort Dodge, BY Lizsard Fork, Storm
Lake, Cherokee and Plymouth. 70 Westheld,
(local,) $50 miles and back, once . week.
Leave Fort Dodge Monday at s an;
arrive 1t West6eld next Saturday by pm;
Leave West6eld Monday st an;
Arrive Ut Fort Dodge Lext Saturday by 8 p m.
lll3O. from Fort Dodge, along the west bank Of
the Des Aoines river, crossing tho West
Branch 81 Dscotah, up the West Branch, to
the Irish Colony, there crossing the West
Branch to Spirit Lake, u Iuiles and back,
once . week
Leave Fort Dodge Monday At Gam;
Arrive at Spirit Lake nexf Wednesday by 8 p m;
Leave Spirit Lake Thursday 1t sam;
Arrive At Fort Dodge next Saturday by m.
lll3l. From Fert Dodge BY Sioux Rapids, on
the Little Sioux to Sioux Falls, Mimi, lis
miles and back, once . week.
Leave Fort Dodge Saturday 1T pm;
Arrive at Sioux Fails next Tuesday by3pm;
Leave Sioux Falls Wednesday ~ 9 m;
Arrive At Fort Dodge ncxt Friday by pm.
lll32. From Fort Dodge by Emmett City, Odessa
him., Otesco and Crystal Lake City TO Man
kota, l4o miles and back, once week.
Leave Fort Dodge Monday 1T An;
Arrive at MsAkota next wednesday 6pm;
Leave Mankota Thursday ate an;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next Saturday by M
lll33. From Greenfield, by Holidays and Pier
sons mill, to Adel, Az miles and back, once
week.
Leave Greenfield Tuesday att IN;
Arrive at Adell by pm;
Leave Adell Monday At am;
Arrive at Greenfield by pm.
lll34. From Grinnell, by Green Castle and Tim
Der Creek, to Marietta, % miles and back,
once week.
Leave Grnnell Wednesday at 8 = m;
Arrive at Marietta by pm;
Leave Marietta Thursday at q m;
Arrive at Grnnell by pm.
llI35 From Hardin, by Cleveland, Waukon, Now
Galena, Dorch ester, Portland, Mimi, Prairie,
and CALEDONIA, to Brownsville, 81 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Hardin Monday At 6 an;
Arrive at brownsville next day by 6pm;
Leave Brownsville Wednesday At 8 q m;
Arrive at Hardin next day by pm.
Bids to commence route At Waukon and end at
Portland invited.
lll36 From Independence, by Chatham, Fair
bank, Rocks Settlement, Franklin, Mill, lIrc-
mer, and Leroy, to Fredericksburg, SO miles
and back, once II week.
Leave Independence Wednesday at s an;
Arrive at Fredericksburg next day by I'm;
Leave Fredericksburg Thursday at Bpm;
Vrln 80 do BIZ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-12

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NEW ADYERTlEENNEqa.
a Card to the Public.

The amount Of bodily ard mental niissry H-iring
ront neglect Of small eomplainf- g. iltaalla p. .a,
and 1t is therefore of the utmost importance tf4.
strict attention 10 the least ard must trir4 ua5ily
ailments should be had for disease oi t1s lag il-
varisbly affects the mind. DR.. MOFFhTI'5 ~ '-
EFABLE LIFE MEDI0INEs, in eyere iasssr-o
where they have been Thoroughly use.i, h4v. Tf,i-
ImPHED OVER DISEASE IA almost gil itg Gle
yersi6ed FORMS The salUtery effects OF yag fil5
nediCines have, in fact, been universal C1-re-
rienced, that they have become fully estaliae4 7g
the most easy, safe, aud perfect mode ~ sstala-
ever offered 10 the public.
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"a lam ThoueQrds

B certified atsfanceS dey haze erel TrsCael sf rrsa
from te Veyy rerge Of nnf1aeiy Craze, aas aE Hs
deceptive ostr,Hls Of tls dag kane isgdratfH fleF
50 great, indeed, has their efficacy iuVatasjH aal
infailibly proved, that Il has aupnarel -tf-eai 4
than miraculous 70 tnose who we're noa-I ute Is.
the beautifully philosophical princit eB uuaa utla
they are compounded, aRd upon which l1ay eaa.5,
quentlg aCt. It was TO their uls1ifc &c ana 7r7.fr
action Ia purifying the springs and chalreis 1f iia
and enduiRg them with reuewel tons and ys..r,
that they were indebted for thair naLna
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LELE co TO TIE EUREKA BAZAAR.
"a Before you buy your goods, 20 to Cooks No.
Is Main street.
Coming every day-new goods at the Eureka.
10 nor fail to buy your Groceres al Cook 9.
r very thing you want can b. lad at Cooks.
fiOr The best and cheapest Groceries go COOk'B.
u 1od news-the E1reka is full Of new goods.
How s it that Cook sells 90 cheap-0. e) he sells
for cash to all
an the face Of the hard times Cook keeps his house
full and sells cheap.
join the family Guard Drill Room ct the Eureka
Bazaar. No. 70 Alain street
x eep y0uIssf postal 10y eoiag to 70 Main street.
Low prices and good Goods at all times TO be had
at II. 4. Cooks.
Move on in ffont-I want to get some Of Cooks
cheap Groceries
Rss-, asaaIa aiznazr every day at Cooks.
One price but tnat - 30 low you cannot ask It
lower at Cooks. -'
Pest up your friends that No. 70 Main street ia
S1uaffty'V s7z,77- ,.t
kEush 10 70 C0ok's If yoa wlnt bargains. -,
so you have got 10 buytog your goSds at OooA =
/ knew you would &c you went once
The low prices and good quality OF COOK B"0A'
is the wonder Of all. .....
Unless Won l5zy at Cooks, yoH lose money.
Voiun1esr 10 the Family Guard Drill every oay az
10 % Main street. 49,, -.
stock to be lornd Al the Eureka BAZAAR.
Xcelsio5 Golden Syrup--onlg TO be had &C IL a
CoGk's.-
We ir is 5yvIed-si tha. Cook sells the cheap
est OF any House inaae city.
zouBdsi how cheap. you can buy Groceries at no.
70 Main street. al,
s. if yen went to money, you must 60 70 ths
Eureka fszaaF. OCAO
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ED .EzEJ3eEBz' "a r - 80 ss-.. s q 49,
GfE Notice il hereby giyenl that Lestsf5 81 90
naihisfration with the viii anueNe4- pn ll5 '5.se
81 John S Gavitt, deceased, have r.-n etss. p
the uudersiensd q. Persons iudeo.-A ~ .-a t--'3
are requested TO make itnIn ali.le l.s .. -i
/ them dnly authsn nticatsd FOR eeilio'ADii4' f--
/ estste is supposed 10 BE solvent. r,,r,rr
a. stvv Aduin1stra-Dr with Wiii altlls =
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The PhnniI EittoTs!Ii

50 denomnated fF0m their astons hirs power o5
creating new life and health, az t wals flrs .I,-
very ashes OF the mcst dilapiiaiod consti-us.at=-
are more strongly tonic and more ium-l .-taig it-
Figoratlng than pills; containing the ftra. sHsi,e
vegetable extracts as the lEtttr n diGare#t ,..-
thcation. Although really less cittsrlir Ihsa ac
LIFE PILLS, they nevertheless begin ci.eHa
aiaIaentary camel much sooner; Renrra.if .teErtt,
operating within three or fJur haurs, end De-ta..
Ing sdecded sense Of relief TO tac heed s14 ef5dt.
ach, aud exhilerating tho mind svcu in leas 4s7
than this
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Mofatt'a - PiIIsIII

Are omposed Of Vogeta0IoinE Eraiierf ezc.asfa p
as can be ascertained ~ ohamicd iaa@. 1rtr
prominent quAlities are rlosa 3 an acfiea e,-3
searching though Perfectly ild and uei8aldI. -
teIgent aperient; Of gentlo gupurlHc, D 8laaff q
the ineensble perspiration of plesssnt tlllI-a a
invig0rstiBg the Kidneys aad bladder; siI al 4
delightful tonic cardiac. exciting appatl.e b7 tas
demands OF active digestion, aud chesr'ur hs -ff5
with that grateful sense Of renovated harlta a ei.l
La one Of The most leL.lLnna L-aL---. ~ -----
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y Fl.IIK.E.EsT Tissa 70 = . a'a -
~.Ef9 = Lercbv given that tho Uulr-1iEuat hf1
tEen ont letters OF AdninistTaticn asaH tLi7
esfate OF Elizabeth Smith, late Of Wand aaf ~
county, Indiana, deceased. All psl-'a
1aiyoS aoipst said estate, viii prcsnt tieln 2r li-
IgIth. duiy authenticated for settlements a.a lal
r,ergops indebted to said eetato VIII O5 rt4-eA "a
EE,a.e ir,u,ed tats payment. said estate l A s--1
/ to BE- solvent. AAiD-t
nov. 2S-3ww A'i4i'
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TEEsE wEnTETI-E.

Haze nO1D been he0re ne public for aps0d ~ ID He0rH,
ana during fhuf time hare HtHstinsI i1h o.arl1r
ia almost ereTy part Of ne Globe JDr tle 2,
curative properties lshich khey posscss
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7vD.ayvA no EFCE.-The hnluai Urs1fry
I'D II the Stockholders in iha Bi7nch at - a--
VILE Of the Bank Of the state ol Indiana ftI- 10
held at the Banking H1usa, iu Evans. ~ -
o'Ciocs, a. n anu D UsglnCnr & 4i-s "i'.i. '.t
rneut Of the condition OF the Bruuch wa ts ElH-
rniftad and an elec Jon viii % hei9 Iof hso 4l-
rcctors to serve the ensuing year.
D. order Of the Board Of Direet9r9
SAM l. DAYAED, Cashier.
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EcrofuIa.

TIE most horrible cHses o. sorsf1's, iu HHIaH
Face, Bones and Limbs o. tho victim Had heaa
preyed upon BY the Unsuitable cHe1a7, afe rHsssf
by the undeniable authority Of ihe sLasrors lH-.l.
selves, to have been completely cured - at.ac
purely Vegetable medicines, after al utnera t Been
found more Chan useless.
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"a FT5 EEOyS-l5, E0BEs, PEDaH- &C.
kfE< We have inst opened largo -toc- OF 3 g
and Trimming Ribbons, French FIpWef-, +. -
PIurnes, ,Rushes and Millinery eo'es ~
~ ALsa Et
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-.nIiM0F1Tn ~ I'D =

Life Pills & PhCnlE E5I5ergl
Cure Dyspepsia, by thoroughly cleansing t,iH Hut
and second Stomaehs, and CIT stllg ts-a. Hura5
healthy bile, instead OF tho ga'eilul .ss.I EiHf
Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite, Ha.riauils .-i-
ache, lsestlessnoss, ~ Temper, Anxiety Ie...-,
and Melancholy, which are the Ielsra rgt5H.lH8 =
Of Dyspepsia, will vanish a natural c0uael latneo
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We Lifa IEadieineB

FOR bilious aud liver canp.aiutH With iheir fesay
WeI-khOwn att2udanss, Jriious ard sick he0af5.e,
PAIN and oppression after nsqis, gildas~ a..sa,-s,
Aeartbtern, Ices Of appetite. .ezlor lodged 81 10
vastly superior 10 anything before CHgfsa 10
0 HuE,H HUn
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piles ! Piles! Pies!

As a remedy for this most di8Tcss8g al1 ah-..
nate malady, the VEGETA BILE LINE zEDf-
CiHES deserve distinct and emphatic -7llr-. .s-
dation. It IS wel-kn0Wn b huuqred8 in tHtE ats-.
that the former proprietor Of tIos5 vfi1etfa agllf-
icines was himself afflicted win "a com sistal
upwards Of thirty Ave yeHis, and thHt De t-ief -s
vain every remedy prescribed within fEa sHr.-
compass Of the Ndforid hfedicn. lie, hover "a
length tried the medicine which is now ii.-.6 70
the public and hs was cured in vefg abort Emo,
after his recovery lad been pFou0uHccI uaf 5liy
improbable, but absolutely impossible hg any hu-
man means
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Mercurial Disaaeea.

Persons whose c0n.titl tious hrva baeurn ifI-
/ paired the injudfcous uso Of Gie-eHB, wiz 1ud
these medicines perfect cur, 81 they leFr g4 90
eradicate from tho system al tho effects ~
| ry, Infinitely sooner than tine mOat powerful IFc-
/ Daratious Of Sanapari Ia.
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1ToGatt'a - DiIlaIII

Ia affections Of tse head, set hsqlaete er ae-s-,t
hsadache these PAs tsH Be found to eo-sa4 as asrf
salttasy ejicaeg.
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BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & HoDE
L,r OF CUREI

~ a Well reguiateQ ana kfoporlonrto Gazz1ItTfy y
of bile upon the stomach, i8 always requ.slzs i.T
the promotion Of sound hcaitn-if sfIaa ...7 ri-
RestiOn aud keeps tho intestinal canal FREQ aaH 1l
Ob8tructicuS When there is q deficiency ai DIDO
the BODY Is constantly costiFo. Ol t.B olie1 t-HI
an abundance Of bile osuGas frequent a1f.8aa
infhe stomach; and often promotes ycly aaT4rs H.
tacks Of disense. which sometimes aud ia c.ssh.
DR.. Mofat'g Life Medicine 4!
sloaid be taken ia he early stages o. Bffoas Geat-
plains, and " persevaedi ia sFiciy according 10 rf.
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ETyEsE = EgsEJS-TKsB n C.sPS.-AIf the new
day per express. -
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UID 1EfIslfa " . y y " = =. -
And for sale by ail Drhggists and feii--'.e .eais
ers. Price-Plls, % cents Pe' box hiltef ft.0t
raf bottle sl.- ~
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Eon = Rent-


TfTF0 ka3E'EEEl MNE ~ = " FE iSs--beIng %
N rous If engaging in other pursuits, we Of
for sale the lease, f1rnitnra, &c, of the
Worcester daily spy., 1861-05-15
THE GOVERNORS ADDRESS.

There are not many persons in the state who
can read Gov Andrews address TO the legis-
lature without feeling that he is eminenty tit
10 be governor of this glorious old common
wealth at the present time. He says to the
legislature just what the occasion demands,
and he says it admirably, with such bright
and noble style of thought such inspiring APP
probation of the wants and duties of the hour,
such practical wisdom, and with such warmth
and earnestness as become the man and the
occasion.
The address shows without intending it
how faithfully he has done his duty and labor
ed 10 have the action OF Massachusetts, in sup
port OF the federal government prompt and ei-
fective. Omitling to name the Subtle poison
that has lurked always in our national SYSTEM
he points TO the war which treason has under.
taken against the federal government, and
shows what Massachusetts has done and pre-
pared to do to b. file it. Among the items Of
preparation he mentions that he has taken
measures to purchase in Europe, as soon as
possible, S250,000 worth of Minnie rifles. He
estimates the expenditures already made for
military purposes at s267 ,645, to which must
be added about 100000 to cover contracts
now in progress.
The governor recommends more compre-
hensive organization OF his own military staff,
which is doubtless needed. He recommends
6 state encampment for the military instruction
of such volunteers as may be enlisted for the
three years service, the instruction to be un.
der the direction of some competent officer Of
the regular army. He suggests, in connection
with this matter, that ii may be found neces-
sary 10 return to the system of arming and
training the whole militia. What be says of
cultivating confidence in the federal govern.
ment, its capacity ,its resources, and its admin.
istration," deserves particular attention, not
forgetting the beautiful tribute 10 Gen. Scott.
But we will not reproduce here all the points
of this document. 1t is not too long to be read
carefully by those who read in haste ; and the
great interest of the topics, as well as the at
tractive style of the address, will not allow it
to be neglected.