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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04
AFTERNOON DisPATCaEs.


From New yO1ks
NEw YoRK, July ;.
The steamer Northern Light arrived from A.
pinwan With na'ls and SSH 600 in treasure from
San Francisco, Jnne llth.
The French exploring expedition On the 18th
mus of Dssisn, had retained to France, unabls 70
effect its object, owing to heavy rains. They in
tend 70 try again next spring.
Brock Rapid, from Vera Crus, reports fneaes
Massedonian the1e. Letters had been received d
Vera Crus, from au.hoFitiss Of New Orleans, -
purchase al the mutksts to b had. Nobody
would accept the commission.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

Congress goes INTO session to-day. 1t
is probable that both Houses will organ
ize without much delay. The Republi-
cans are largely in the majority and will
probably elect their Speaker on the first
ballot. The speakership lays between
Grow and Blair. Our next issue will
contain the first days proceedings.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

SiATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IN
- the District Court OF Scott County. Original
Notice.
To John Leitz, Anna +. Leitz, John C.. Bud
dicker Paul S. Chandler, Graf Hammcrstien.
). NJ. Cannon, VIM. I. Darlington, Lewis Perry,
II. Il. b. Whittemore, and Falenstein q traup
Sirs You are her by notified that there is
now on file in the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis.
fict Court Of Scott county, Iowa, petition Of
Spier Whitaker, praying for the foreclosure Of a
mortgage given by John Leilz and Anna r Leitz.
oil hot SIX, in Block seven, in the ci Of Dayen-
port To said Whitaker, TO secure the payment of
a note given by said Leitz and said Whitaker,
and alleg ng that there is now due and unpaid on
said note, the sum of four hundred and sixty five
81 TO- dollars and int teresf and uness you appear
and answer thereto before noon Of the second
day Of the next term Of the District Court #
scott county, Iowa. the prayer of the petitioner
will be grantei, and decree rendered against
you thereon. G. WHiTAkFR,
Jy4 dltw4w Atty for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

SERIOUS POWDER ACCIDENT. - Last
evening little deughter Of Ar. era wford. vho
resides opposite the Post Office, was seriously
burned by an explosion OF powder flask con
t,ining half pound Of powder. 1t O. pear.
the child was firing Chinese crackers, and in
attempting to pour powder on one Of them
while lighted the explosion followed. DR..
Parker was called and dressed the burns. and
the little sufferer vas at late hour last nigh,
doing very we'll!
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From New ! Ork.

NV fORK, July 3.
Gen. Jas. Watson Webb, Minister to Brazil,
sailed to-day with his family.
4 Washington dispstch 70 the N. Y. Tmss % ~
news Was received there stating that there were
at Manassas Jusction last evening only reg-
ments Of rebel troops. All the rest Of the force
under the command Of Beaaregsrd had moved
forward in the direction Of Fainax and Alexsn-
dria. Two South Carolina reg mepts are reported
to be within 6ve miles south west Of Alexandra
Col. Garland, formerly Of this city, hes his regi-
ment still 1T the Junction. The 10Th Pennsyl-
vsnia regiment moves forward to-day TO the Point
Of Rocks. The th-Western troops received
orders to-day to advance TO morrow.
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democrat aud @ems.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY I, 1881.


The Keokuk Gate Oity learns that
1000 muskets have been forwarded to
Gov. Kirkwood, and an order obtain
ed for the substitution of Minnie rifles
fer muskets as sooh as they can be
had. Col. Dodge and Judge Rankin
were about to purchase $500 more
arms for the State.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
0en. Scott to Command in Per-
SON in event Of q Battle.
THE FOURTH TO BIZ CRLRBRATxD
AT BALzZkORE.
Flag Presentation e the Qassach hu.e ess
9Th Regiment.
sEiZURE or SPECIE FROM TIE
REBELS.
TmR WAR NEWS.
THE FOURTH TO BIZ CELEBRATED
AT BALTZkORE
sEiZURE or SPECIE FROM TIE
REBELS.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
Foreiga News.

Foreiga News.
NEW YoaK, Jaly 5.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool, OF the
xzd, via Queenstown Of tho 23d. arrived this
morning. Lord John Russell announced Fresce
had rejected the proposals Of Austria and Spain.
that the Catholic powers should act in coneert in
maintaining the temporal power Of the Pope. II
V reported that Spain has given pledge that
whether st. Domingo is annexed or not, slavery
ing had been held in London for the benefit Of the
fugitive slave Anderson aud his kinsmsn in Cana
d.. He explained the necessity Of killing : man
70 effect his escape. The meeting fully endsrsed
his act. monster meeting in behalf Of Apder-
son would be held st Exeter Hall, on July the "a.
The rumOs 10 revived that the Car visits Nanleo.
at ChslOns Camp. 1t rs reported that Nr. Uavton
demonstrated against the assimilation of the
Southern States with Italy in the article recently
published in the Petrie and Nonatewr. The Sou,n-
ern Commissioners we're in Paris. France had no
communication except with the Washington Gov
ernment. Capt Russell, who went out in the
Great Eastern, is reported to have expressed his
opinion In an audience with the emperor that the
reunion Of tho No tn and South was impossible.
The Bourse Was steady at 81 70 IS. II 10 stated
that Portugal refuses 10 acknowledge the new
kingdom Of Italy. The Lcnd0n money marke.
bank largely. The agitation in Hungary is in
creasing. $1,000 men arc concentrated near Pest
Ter. Dissfection is growing at WArsaw. An
immense 6re commenced n Lond0n on SATURDAY.
and ragged all night IL destroyed cotton wharf
and about four thousand bales Of American cotton.
The destruction Of property Is SO great that the
price OF many articles would be affected. Sx
lives were lost, including the chief Of the Hrs
brigade.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS,

"We call no goddess TO inspire our strain,
tabled muse may suit bard that figures"
DUT IN OUR PLAIN, SIMPLE WAY WE
- would hereby tender our sincere acknowledge
ment to the patrons Of the
- q q II II III q u - II
for past favors showercd upsn US, and hope to mer
IL a continuance Of the same. We would also be
pleased to consider tnem general agents to no.
tify their neigbbors that
Clean Hooms Clean sheets and q Beautiful
Table
can always be found at this House, - and that
We are determined that this shall be the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04
visgtnta News.

Both Houses Of the Legislature esgaaissd yss
tsrdsy. Lieut. Gov. Polsey took the chair 10 The
Senate. and Daniel Frost Of Jaekssu, elected
speaker of the House.
Gov. Pierpons's message Was sent 70 beth heueee
last night, together with documents ffoo Wash.
ington officially recognizing the new govssnnsst.
The message il very able document, and givse
unusual satisfaetion. II il . thorough review q
secession in Virginia, and Of leading 70 tbs
formation Of the present govsfnnent, and rseo0.
mends an energetic operation With the ReaorAl
Government.
Twsn,y-seven thousand dollars IL spseis, bs-
Longing TO the State, Vas seissd and brought here
last mig ht by order Of The Governor from the IL
change Bank Of Wsstsn.
II Il suppesee that Wis., Va needing for Wss-
ton TO get the modey.
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NIGHT DDPATUuD


Ssset
| WAan1uosoN JSlv 4.
- many evtdeocee q . speedy Mr.
=. .sans. Cours hooss. ln0enss quastitiss q
r"v.nons nave been sent over tho Potomae.
~ unusual activity u military psepasa.
s.m;. = ueosgla Bank has large aspoalt e
CS. CsoI = tee fniledslPhis Aint.. 6seselosY
0as:e - instructed the dirsoeoe .! The Mat -
prr un 0soigfe returns 70 her allsgisaee.
49, soaegfepo emos will cloSo q elovoa o'elook
s.D .oEning, and not open again uAtil to-nOssow
"SMrnlne:
me ninnssots regiment broke camp this neen-
~ n1 nc embarked at the Navy Yard q tie stsoa-
-. Innadcpoia and baltt0oso foe Aloxandgia.
sAAinS ~ their camp equipage with then.
Especial 70 Ii. Coa.sreial.l
The liveliest intne.eH J.
slectios Of speaker. IL hss ~. Ss.;A"S =. ~
Republicans not TO hold : caucus. ~ Ar-ss
friends are feeling quite confident that he viii ~
elected on the 6rst ballot. Il seems siss q ~
gensrally undssstood that NJ. EtheriAse viii ~
elected Clerk Of The House o. The 1ree SelIot
Hon. jos. Holt sr.post n. a.. r,...-I-
NJ. buchanan. ~ Ieft for Ksnt.skv S..s.. ~.
terminsd to stnmn tSs, St.,s -. ~ M.sns r.ss -
rc-:-, - oAos'
l0Pess' 20 tne rost.i
nscemond papers Of Asndsy jsst received hsss,
f,se ndicaious accounts OF the conflict ss Matthias
roint and komney, claiming thss in both aAAis0
large numbers OF Fedsral troops wess killed.
Inc rebel consention st RichDond hss losn-
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F10a New YOvk.

Nsv YoaK, July3
The Brig Sofsrino has arrived fSoo CAarissteo
Bar prise u the slosp-ofvsr vaadslis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

FARMERS when in town, and in want
Of Dry Goods Of any description, should not
fail to give Wadsworth q call. He has got
the goods and they are al Of the best quail
ties, and he will sell them as cheap or little
cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere.
Cal! at No. 90 West Second street.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS:


Council CHANBkR. July Sd, 1861.
Council called to order BY his Honor, Mayor
French.
Present-Aldermen W einert, Peters. Schmidt
Parker LeC!aire. Noe. Renwick. Davenport.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Christian Kaufman. Alderman elect of
Third Ward. qualified and took HE seat.
Petition of Sir. Shelton and others. with ref.
erencs to the condition Of the Alley in Block
one, in Greene Addition. reeeive ed and referred
to Street Committee
Petition of J. F. Delton and others. praying
for the repair Of Warren street, between 9th
and 10th streets, so as to be psssable, read and
on motion. petition granted, and poll taxes OF
those interested, ordered TO be worked out.
under direction Of Street Committee.
Petition Of ]. r. johnson and others, asking
that hogs be permitted to run at large. By
having wire ring in their noses.
Mr.. johnson was permitted to address the
Council on the hog question. He was in favor
Of the movement for the benefit OF the poorer
classes.
Motion to refer petition to Ordinance Com.
mittee lost.
Petition of c. Feigel presented, upon
which AID Peters offered the following which
was adopted
aesopsu prayer Va. sne pe.',Ioaess
be grantei, and that the Street Commissioner
be Instructed to notify The owners or agents Of
sad lots, to I'll the came, as per ordinance
therein provided. up to grade.
Communication Of L. Boies, City Assessor
asking payment Of the amount due him by the
city. for assessing the city.
Aid. Gillett moved that the balance due him
$1,000 be paid him. lees SGT, the amount al
lowed the Equalization Board, above the sum
allowed them for their services by the city
Aid. " einert thought he should not be paid
a, all until he made clear showing Of bic
work
The entire matter was referred to the
Finance Committee.
AID. P,ters moved thst the resignation Of
the Chief and Assistant Engineers of the Fire
Department. be received, and that the election
Of W. G. Jon's. as Chief Engineer. and Paal
Adopted
Muster Roll of Pioneer Hook Ladder
Company was presented by Aid Peters, and on
motion, it was received, filed, and ordered pub
lishei aud that the within named persons ts
declared iremen Of the city.
Aid. Peters moved the names presented in
the above named roll and that Of the Rescue
Fire Company, be published with proceedings
Adopted.
Petition of A. A. McClosky with reference
to repairing street, was presented and referred
to Street Committee.
Petition OF John Forrest asking permission
to erect one story frame building on lots 6
and z, block 43, referred to Committee ON Fire
and Water, with power to act.
Aid. Renwick offered resolution with ref
erence to permitting hogs to rnn at large within
certain limits, which was tabled.
The followin0 hill, vera orderea maid:
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DIR, WM. r. HILLS,

TORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD An
Il nouncs 70 the cititisens Of Davenport and
vicinity, that be has commenced the practice Of
his profession in this city and will carefully and
Runctuslly attend 70 al calls, By night o. day.
ns may BE- found q Ill ti0ss st the L. Claire
hssss when not abssat on pgs6aassesaA Business.
fu5-WlnAdtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

GDW Ar D ,. FRASER.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's old shop, alley opposite tngine
House on Brady street. aDl0-dlv
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w. - CLARK.

w. r. CkARks
q TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
n and Notary Public Nc. Nickolls' Block, Dav-
export, Iowa. [mar5-H
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From Washington.

WAsHIN0rOH, July 2.
The Heratd's dispatch says an expedition Of q
companies each from the LIST Michigan, 5th Msssa-
chusetts, Ellsworth Zouave, and lth and 7th Penn.
sylvania regiments leave in the morning for down
the river Near Mount Vernon it is believed th a
masked battery has been erected by rebels.
The rebels are filing up the cut on the railroad,
some ~ miles west OF Alexaniria, near Sprngfe Id
station. They have Notifications enly q. Centre
vile, this side of Mansssas. IL is reported from
Richmond that the rebels have raised the siege az
Fort Fickens. The World's dispatch says Vienna
Is evacuated by tho scLcis.
A disf ateh 70 the 7rsbuse says the Presto ent's
message will not exceed four columns OF that a.
Vicinity Gen: Scott hss s. .sncanc:d vi; 5:
there in person to direct operations. The Cabinet
has decided to make = movement on . large scale.
dispatch 10 the 7smes says it is virtually &c
cided that there will be party caucus held with
reference TO organization. House members will
vote according to their predictions Col. Hunter
will be made q brigadier-General.
Especial 10 the Post.
Tho plaa Of . caucus for nomination for olhccre
Of the House has been abandoned by the Repub-
licans. The House will proceed to ballot for
Speaker Immediately after assembling. The
Democratic members will probably cast compi-
mentary vote for Phelps Of Missouri, and then the
majority Of them will support the Rspublican
candidate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

Do You LUNCH !-Yon can get the
best Turtle Soupe Lunch ever served in Dav.
enport at Rileys Dsbolt to-day. Also sll
and liquors in abundance. Go to the Deboll
Lunch
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

POST OFFlcE.-The Post Office will
De closed to-day from o'clock A. N. until s
O'Clock P. N. Citizens will conduct themselves
accordingly
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in the State.
J. J. HUMPHREY co.
jys-d&wtf
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LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN sTs.,
DAvonKoort, IOWA.,
GlLLETT 4 DA ~T........... Psepsi .sors.
AAFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, eWitt, Maquoketa
and Anamosa. .june22-dn
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.
Ov,zcs or Tzs Dzsoc.Ar AsD NsvsA
Wednesday Eve, Jsly :, 1851. !
Re:eipts have bssn larger thaa asssal se-dsy.
Wheat has declined aboat Two cents.
FLoUs- Firm st &3.se0l.O0. Shipassts ~
bbls.
wssAs-Ths rsliae agsss y 4ss sAsiss ~
$50 Damaged, 20. Rssdpas, 4,lso bs- Snip
msnts, 500 bs.
BAsLsY.-Is0lsc. Rsssipts. 4ss b. SHIP
msnts 40e bu.
Coex.-Astivs st Ia. Rsssip6, l,ooo -.
OAss-Dan st l00lSs.
new xosk 0ashoe.
Nsv Yes, Jsly ..
Froun.-Unssttlsd aa1 = lsvss.
Market unsettled ed 293s jsvss.-
so0ess Amber Isue Sl.es0l.is white Wsse.
Con.-Lsss sssive asd sss - I'm; ls0sss ~
OArs-Duil Il 3sosle fos wssss. - stsas.
WgssKY.-Qzist
new Vera ssssk nahse
NV Ynz JOYS.
Stocks steady fee ss0s hols.
No. 81, 57X; w.. ~ Tea, S5H.
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br. kuD ssa - ssnsultsd q ~ - = u
bsan q he day - n1GAA, uals0 pUoD6o11onnllY
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LAMB = okuUU0D,
a TTORNYYs At Law. 0yt10-OOe-
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rOnuKR or IOWA AND YTJsH 61ks.13aaas
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Bank Notice
kiank Notice.

FTNHE BANKING HOUSE OF THE UNDER
i SIGNED, will tie closed on the 4th Of Jnly.
jy3-d2t MACkLOT CORBlN.
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
IA OsPIcs, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in AeAAnus shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. Imch25-dtf.
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MOST respectfully,
b. PETERS,


Ordia afNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Psrkertv zen the undersigned under the
Esaaf CHARDsos, WEsr 4 Co., is this
FREY utual consent, Mr.. GIVEN re-
man. lsi1ess will be conducted BY the
Mnrlea at the same Office, and und er
DO" p D. n. RICHARDSON.
nep GEO. R. WEST,
LsCiai JNO. G. GIVEN,
Aid. GEO. F. CARPENTER
Mon lay, Oct Is, 1860.
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esterday

FUnoUs RUNAwAY. - Yesterday
afternoon a span Of horses and wagon be-
longin, to Mr.. Nagle. Of Fulton, started from
In front Of Schricker's bakery, Brady street,
and, crowding on steam, charged up street.
taking the side walk at Aacklot 4 Corbin's
corner. They came near demolishing ssversl
-,>-~~-- but did not Thev tore onward.
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/ Connittee, in ejecting into the call for . Stat,
Convention, the planks or platform found taers.
Loet.
Mr.. Clark moved that the delegates prsssn,
be entitled to cast the foil vote Of township
Motion ruled ont Of order.
Mr.. Clark was called upon by the President
to take the chair, and after addressing the
Con vsntion, the President resumed his seat.
The report Of the committee vas then
adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to elect del.
egates, and the following gentlemen we're se.
lected
John J. Barbour, L: Summers.
r. Ball, w. Sherman
l. NJ Talmags, R.M. Prsttyman,
A. Corbin, F. Flumsr.
Henry Mathews, Levi L. Chamberlin.
w. II. Hewett, John Nc Manus,
Geo. Murray, Geo. w. Baker,
G. G. r. Mitchell, James Grant.
On motion the delegates were empo cred to
fill vacancies.
On molten the delegates in sttendrnce At
the Convention we're empowered to cast the
full vote Of the county,
On motion it was ordered that the proceed.
iDgs be published in the DExocRAr AND NEvs.
aud the Democratic papers throughout the
State be requested to publish the same.
On motion the vacancy in the Central Com
mittee was nIled by the chair, who appointed
R. D. Congdon, Esq.
On motion adjourned.
Ggo. R. WEsr, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-04

The HAwKEYE SToRE.-Buy your
fire works at the Hawkeye Store. 10. has got
. complete assortment, and will furnish the
boys at the lowest rates. Go there for the
eyery day
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Go to the Hawkeye Store for the
loudest fre crackers
FOR MUsCATINE.--Geta aboard of the
Ferry Boat this morning for Muscatius. A
good time is on hand down there. You had
better believe it.
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FoK Balloons, go to Stars.

RAsPBERRIEs of the most delicious
quality st Collins, 80 Brady street.
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"MARTRN," Of the Phoenix Saloon,
sets out splendid lunch to-day. Preparations
for big time have been made, and his pa.
trons may rest assured Of meeting with civil
reception. Give HIN q call,
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Communication from City Attorney, refer.
ring TO payment Of certain fees TO the Marshal
and Police Magistrate, were presented and
adopted.
The Street Committee to whom was referred
the petition Of Mr.. Mcclure (concern,ng the
condition of Warren etreet) report adversely
to prayer of petitioner. Report accepted and
filed.
The Street Committee submitted the follow
ing report and resolution, which was received.
fled. and ordered published.
DAVENPORT, July 8. 1861.
10 MS Mayor and Atdsrmss Of the CITY Of
DavenporG
In relation TO the Fifth street matter. YOUR
committee reports az follows:
A former City Council. granting to the N. 4
ii. II. r. Co. the use OF Fifth street for lsying
. track or tracks. and running locomotive. and
cars thereon propelled by steam. granted to
said R. r. Co. privilege 1t had not the legal
power to give.
Conditions attached to that priviIegs-curb-
ing and macadamixing the street, and Iavipe .
side walk Of plank inches thick and feet
vide on both sides of the street, eli done in .
given time by the N. / II. r. r. Co. that
Company made just show by laying side
Wake on one side Of the street and three feet
vide and one inch sauf, dodging around and
delaying to perform the other parts Of shove
said conditions. until another Coussil thought
tit 70 take $4,000 bonds Of the n. 4 n. r. r..
End Of the Sd section worth nothing then aod
worth nothing nov, and release the n. 4. II.
<. 4. 20. from ell above said eonditions. Uho1
Ceunsai committed aa illegal ask
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'~s -~--~--. but did not They tore onward,
Pov ellis drug store sign, dashiDg i. to
md and running the beautifully carved
s1- cooa. and handsome mortar with which it
free Of charge mounted then getting loose from the
the street. and shot ahead to the
If Third street, whsse they strided q
mcnSo-dsr stripping the harness from cns Of the
and uncoupliDg them. doing other
- n n. n;.f Here stopped and the other vas
Royal A. Bptored. 20 oOoy DusI some damage
vs. wagon and hsrnsss-some scratches on
Daniel r. ! =. r,l,s
J. b. Gilb( mr. Nss'o "s'. w = 'o"s - No eou'o
Cook d Salho let 90, barely escaping with his
IT, ia nar;s
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be Pleased 10 ,salG that tins splendid wors u
art will be again on exhibition at Metropolitan
Hall this evening, and will continue until the
close Of the week. Wind up the celebration
to-day BY going to zee the Mirror.
TURTLE Sour LUNCH AT JAKE HGR.
ING's-A splendid turtle coup lunch will be
served up at the above named saloon this
morning at nine O'Clock. Jake knows Just how
to get up such things and will undoubtedly
receive bouncing benefit today.
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shoe Ing Match for Fat Calf.
At JOHN DRAPER'S, ON THE DUBUQUE
IA Road, near Duck Creek. Shooting to be at
Pigeons. General sporting rules to be adopted.
Shooting to commence at o'clock +. NJ, Friday,
July 5th. Refreshm hments on the ground.
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vTVHE STATE BANK OF IOWA, MERCHANTS
i Branch, at Davenport, will be closed on
Thursday, July 4ih, 1861.
jv3-2t b. B. WOODWARD, Cashier
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