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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
FROM MONDAYS PAPERS.

Skirmish Between ohio Troops and the
Rebels. q
GsAFToY, June 80.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

To Rats. Reaches &C.
To Des'roy--Mice, Moles. &c.
To Destroy--Bed Bugs, ..-.
To Destroy-Moths. Fleas, Ants, etc.
I" Destroy Mosquitoes.
10 Destroy--Ensccts on Plants and
Fowls,
To DestIoy--Insects an animals, etc.
10 Dtstroy-eyery form and species Of
Vermin.
~. .-
l ~ USE ONLY
'Cestal's'' Rat, Roach, &c. E4.ermina-
:. .Costar's' Bed Bug Exterminater.
"Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects,
&c.
In IS. Soc, AND 81 90 Boxes, BorraEs
: AND FIAsKs, $3 AND SIS SIZES FOR
-- PLANTATIONS, SHtPL, BoAFs,
... ....-, HOTELS, &c.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Road .~olice,
AUDITORS OFFIcy, Wyapdot Co. Oe
UPFER SANpUsKY. Jun. s 1851

AUDITORS OFFIcv. Wyaudot Co. o.
UP4En SANpUsKY June S 1861
To Timothy Young, Daniel White and limo.
thy Moocy.si
GENT EaEN:-The commissioners of ", andot
Co. Ohio, at their June Session, 1861 appoint
ed you viewers, and A s. Reynolds Survey or
to view and survey the following proposed road
to be establi lished commencing al the soath west
aud south east corner of section l6 and T. east
running thence north on the section hne he.
tween SAID SECTION to a county road, there to
term mate. s... .--.
You are therefore requested to meet at the
place Of commencement, on the 9Th day of Jul,
1861 at 10 o'clock, a. M, and thence proceed tG
view aud survey the SAID proposed road as above
described, Proceed according to Law.
By order Of the Commissioners
' P B. BEIDLER, Auditor w O. o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
StiERIFFS SALE.

SE1ERIFF'S SALE.
State Ct Chic, Wyandot county. s..
Pursuant to, the eomsnan j OF an alias order u
sale ON the Court of Com. Pleas, in and for h
county of Wyandot to me directed, l shall ex
pose to- public sale at the DOR of the Cou
House. i'll Upper SAndusky, on the 25,h day o
July, A D. le6l, between the hous of II
CLOCK. Al. and 4 o'clock. P NJ of said day
the folowi' E described property, to wiz:
In lot No. u. appraised at 1925.
"a, I50
73, $50,
All situate in tie town of McCutchen.
vile, " an'iot county, Ohio.
7" be sold as The properly of Henry Houpt
al the suit OF r. G. Pennington and speuce
St. John, administrators Of the estate of Henry
Erect deceased
Tet ms Of Sale. Cash.
JAMES CULBERTsoE, Jr.. Sheriff
June IA 81 So on.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

i, OR BONNETS, call at the
NEW CASH STORE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

SMALL PROFITS.
is my motto. Thankful for past favofs 1 will
hope for continuance Of the same.
GO, TO YERk'S es cdr .-.-r-
to get the best cook stove for the least mon
ey. - s~z 5-as- - e- 80
GO TO YERK'S ee@
to get your nice Brass. Copper, Japanned,
Brittaria, Zinc and tin ware. -- as-5e--
GO TO YERK'S .-.-.l.....-..z $50.
to ,;et your nice cedar tubs, churns and
willow ware. $780,
GO TO YERK'S 50 e'E
-toget your nice Porcelain, Eetsles. Coffee
Mills, Spice Boxes, Table and Pocket Cut
lsry T "a and table spoons. DT iii 1
|. GO To YERK'S ag .3s5 ay
and get one ef his celebrated brick over
stoves. cistcrn well and force pumps.
GO TO YERK'S .saas
to get the best reaper and newer, corn ane
cob mill, corn shelters, farm bells, fancy anc
plain Cabs and wagons. H la@.sts
You eaE always rely on getting the bes
goods at the lowest prices, at all times in thi
old apd established house.
- c.M, YERK,
Tifin, June !, Cliff. -
Fyou want fine embroidered collarft Or
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

1 lnnAt Head, nude Clothing al
~ 6 C W0RTH'S
4 NHEA Rrnncu ougals at --=--s
~ pu6 uAoID W0R TIL IS
F you want Hoops of any kind go to
RoBBINs HpkF,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

Fyou want fine embroidered collarft Or5
4 cents, 100 piecesdress trio mings from i
E-tsl sHS1eall stheN eva Y ork Cash Store IL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

EB Sold eue,ymhcre-by
All Wholesale Druggists iii large cities
All Retail Druggists Grocers-Store
keepers. &c. @ s=Ea,
in all country villages aid towns.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

I HEY will not be undersold az the
NEW CASH STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
anic Prices !!

Having inaugurated the era Of quick sales and
small profits we are determined not to be beat
either in the quality or prices of our goods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
QUE ENS-WARE.

Also, Fancs Dress Goods, Ribbonsand Shawls.
Also, Bonnets of the latest and most approved
-tyles. Al:o, Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, with
small shrinking of o:her t.nps.
IL Call apd examine for yourselves, white
we offender you our best bow and try to cxcits
yeur ri.ibles by an exhibition of our poeiical
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COM Nj e K CT AL
DAv vENPORT MARKET
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DENOCRAT AND NEws,l
Tuesday Eve, Feb. IL, 1851. J
Nothing stirring to-day il the line Of markets.
Teams cannot reach town account Of the state
Of the roads, consequently the receipts Of grain
ere very light. No change in prices. Wsquote: !:
FLoux- Firm at $4.oo@4.25. Shipments 200
bbls.
WuEAr--In demand st 7oG7lc. Receipts 1877
bu.
BARLsY-Q Quiet at 30@s2c for prsms No. l. Re-
espts 4ss bu. Shirme $50 bu.
CoRN--Vsry little in market to-day. We
quote l8c for ear and l9c for shelled. Receipts
as4 b.. Shipments Zoo bu.
DRsssED Hocs-Nominal at $5.50Q5.75 for
heavy.
HAY-Dall at $4.0O96.0O.
COAL-From wagon lOc per bushel Coal VII.
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PouLrRY-Live Chickens $l.25@l.5o . dos.
Dressed s@sc y b. Turkeys, 6o@7ss dressed
do. S9lOc y b.
BurrER.-Plenty At l2X@l5s.
LAxD-lo@l3he y h.
HAMs-New Sugar Cured 11@12hc per H.
Common l0@li No per lb.
P0rAroEs-l5a25c y bushel.
TURsIfs.-9o@3ec per bu.
CBEsss--Hsrkimsr Co. ls0l7c per lb.; wes-
tern Reserve II K@l2hc.
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TINE SCOTT HOUSE.

nN THE PIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ nsxt, this we'll known Hotel will change pro-
prietors. One of the undersigned. the owner of
the premises, and the orginul proprietor. viii b
in the once " welcome II old and new friends.
We Halter ourselves that with our experience
and our superior accommodations We can oder to
the travelling public all the comfortso Of we'll rsg-
ulated house 1t the low price ot
One Dollar per Day {
We are determined that this shall b. the best
Dollar House in the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day Doarders
can be &c oc,nodated Families desiring rooms
are invited 10 call and make their selections.
A Large and Cbnmodioss Stable osssseed wisk
he Hoass!
To our farming friends vt woald promise that
the same liberaliiy will be extended to them -
heretofore, and the highest prices paid To- them
tor that part Of their produce used by the House.
J. }. HUMPHREY = CO.
jan22 dkwtf
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Georgia News.

RICHMOND, Feb. IL.
The Gov ernor transmitted to the Legislature
to-day . communication from Judge Robinson,
comm, ,s.ione, to the seeding States. dated at
Montgomery.
lie ssys the Governor Of Georgia accepts
the mediation Of Vrrg,nis and gives assur snce
authentic that Georgia will abstain during the
period contemplated from sll acts calculated 10
produce collision Of u ms between that State
and tie general government. The commission
ct believe Cd that the Governor OF Alabama viii
give . favorable answer. and that south Caro-
lioa viil cosform her cousss 70 the aesion or
recommendation Of ths southern confederation.
Ordered to be printed.
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From New York.

NEw YoRK, Feb. H.
Another detAchmsot Of troops left Brooklyn
barrscks yesterday for Washington. to rem
force the navy yard there.
Gov. Chase. oi Ohio. has teleerAphsd that
Kansss will ssnd Commissioners TO the Peace
Congress.
Government hes ofieiAl intslli gence from tn
Collector Of New Orleans. giving notice that
duties on goods pacing up the river viii Be
collected q New Orleans, 10 behalf Of the
treasury Of Leuisisca.
The rifles belonging to Alabama, which we're
ssissc here By the mseropol.tan authorities.
have been released. and are alrs sdy shipped to
their dsssinaeion Those Belonging to citizen
Of Georgia are swsisisg Tie sesslt Of nsgolis-
tioA
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THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!

AN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
" well-known Hotel was opened for the ~
csption Of guests. The house has been tho, oush-
~ cleaned, paintei. papersd and fursishsd. A
new Kitchen, laundry, etc, have been built. and
In short the house is in better ditiOn than
ever before.
The subscribers, Gillett, formerly Of the Scott
House, and JON II. Dart, Of Chicago, have taken
. long lease Of the premises, and will offer supe
nor inducements for the accommodation Of The
travelling public.
One Hundred Day Doarders
can be accommodated. Families desiring suits Of
rooms, with privilege Of furnishing the -sme. are
invited to call and select their apartments with
out delay.
@ A good stable cor INJECTED with tho House.
GlLLETT 1 DART.
janl7-dkwtf
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DEALING IN PoULrsY.-Ye Yesterday
morning Nr. Tsoat tsok lot Il chickens Of
fasOer wAisi hs had hsfors engaged. On tax.
ing them he eIssus) would have to 60 down to
me bsak ssd get some money 70 pay the
srount. The f.rmer drove OF and ssid Be
would b baek 10 while asd get bic pay.
Trout wss not very fsmilisr With the fsrmss's
soqptsssoee. and thought nothing more Of the
ossssr sst'l psrson stepped into he store and
told him Tie number Of chickers snd ipsinas.
ed thst,he yanssd the pay. The money ~s
banded oyas and the person left. But soon The
farmer. ths real nan wha sold hia poultry.
ssns b and wanted his psy. Trout was taken
al absek. bse heally concluded that he hsa
ssss sviadlsd by sharper. - hs psid aesis.
end st opt, 1 weren't aad arrested the pre-
Asodsi o0asr. vhoss ns~s y lssresesm, asl
bad hin tatsp before Jussiss Blood. where the
prise d Tie ehiakss ald ssatss9as paid evee
= sseele ~ fSWltsaaeasltso. saisn
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Later fron Aexlc0.

NEw ORLEANS. Feb. IL.
The steamer Ve|aeco arrived st Hsvana from
Vera Cruz. bringing the sxiled foreign oinis-
ters aud Gen, Mirsmon.
The Papal Nuncio vas insulted - Vera
Cruz and took refuge in the French consulate
M:ramon escaped disguised. after passing
through 6 est daogera
The Archbishop aad Bisbops are exiled
The populsce stoned them It Vers Crus, and
they v.re after ward dstained ~ the autbori
ties for trial.
Mr. Wsllss. Americas Minister. vss received
on the 3Oth ulk
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rnE sUBsCRlaERs.

DEALrNG N 4 STAPLE ARTICLE, WILL
~ furnish employment to few active men TO
act rs agents for their house. A preference will
BE- givss " those veil acquainted in the district
for which they apply for which services they
are willing to pay salary Of from
Huulrel to Eight Hundred Dellars
per year and expenses.
For farther particulars address
W. B. NOREdOUSE + CO..
land R1shangs Plass, jersey City, ~.
fyll-d3m.
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Up AoArN.-Tom. Kelly was up be-
fore Justice AcKe IN sgain yssterday. but had
his trial postponed one week in order to pro
mrs viss~ses and counsel. II 10 charged
sgsinst him that he is thief; that be stsals
everything vithin bic reach. Chris Cullen
ssys hs stole HE blseksmith tools. oil but the
ansil, and saved Of the handlss and bid them
II his bed. A considerable quantity Of con.
trAbond goods we're exhibited In cosst which
vsss taken from Cullsn. for whom be he's bssa
working BY days work. Thomas is bard nut
undoubtedly. Thomss is on his way 70 .
steady boarding house.
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FrrmBUaG. Feb. IL.
A diabolicsl attempt 10 destroy the family
Of Augustus HosvsleP. : Gel. known c',isss Of
LawssaeAyiIle. by On ieisessl msahine. wss
made on Sssurdey night. The osehsns vss
placed on The window GILL; and fred Is mssns
Of fuse The vhols front Of The building
vas shsttessd By the explosion, which vas
loud % discharge oG Osdnascs. Several hull
ls,s struck is d.fsrert psrss Of the room. ia
which Hoevslsrs family we're elssrsng. bet
I'll miraeulouslv escaped injury No clue i
had to the psrpstrstor Of the feindish .et.
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In JAlL.-We played constable yes
tsrday just for the glory Of the thing. and took
On individual by the name Of Littlsr to jail. on
charge Of aiding and abstting in the circulation
VI incendisry documents. The Jailor. at oor
request, turned him in With the other prison.
era This new accession svslled the member
70 ding the erssy woman. After
the losk va turned upos him We examined
the premises closely and sstie6ed ourselves ef
the imposeibility Of escape without help. We
hone tnis leseon will have the desired effect
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NOTICE I5 HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
IN 18th day y ysnuasy, 4. D., 1881, the I'm
If Miner. Haskell Co., Of this city, ma1s a. ~
eieumens Of their property 70 the undsrsi <nsd
ASsigusss, Tor The 6ensoe q their eseoitors, and
oil psrsons holding claims avsisst said nrn are
hereby notiAed - present the same, duly verified
under sssh ores 4anatioa, = Gid Assigness, In the
city Of Davenpaet, State Of Iowa, within three
nsoths fipQ u date of this Aeties.
4 pavonpsss, Jauuapy lteh, ASH.
W1ILiA1 VAN TUYi, A''isn'''
n 6uoe.90 sss~.553. #s
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Tar SHoo7INc MATcn.-The shooting
mstch-Davssrort ~. Iowa City. for tl00
sids-t~ snty-ons pigeons esch-2l ysrds die
tsoce, came off 1t the FAIR Grounds yesterday
morning. The names Of The contestants we're:
Davenport boys-Wsrren Dec Mr.. Gsrol-
omy and r. A. Tillebein. Iowa City boys-W.
Cur,is. Dewitt Berryhill and G. F. Lovslaes
The pigsons we're thrown from the usual
srriug trap, and were killed Within 90 ysrds
Curtis OO1101l 11O1111l 0O1l1-l5
Berryhl, 0 OOll ll0l101 0001l000-9 .
Loveace, OO1lO1 10O01 011l01e11Ol-l3
Total ...................-....-. .-.....o %
DeGear, 111Ol11O OO01 11O1 1911 l-15
Geroloay, lll111l10 10001 oil l0OO-I
Tilebein, l0Ol11 1901 l1O0lO11OO-l0
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LADIES FEsrIvAL.-The ladies of the
Presbyterian Church continued their Festival
at Metropolitan Hall last evening. Though
not - numsrousIy attended ~ the previous
evening = goodly number we're present. TIE
nett proceeds Of the first evening we're about
tl6o. Last night we presume the amount was
svelIed TO ever 5000, at least We hope 20. W
congratulate the ladies on their success
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J. A. L0NOER.
DrApor and WA1lc

DTApOr and Tailor,
WILL FROM THIS 18th LAY OF No
w ypolsr, live strie'ly up to the Gclden Rule
'sDo unto others q he would hevs Others do unto
hius-ssk for no credit neither will he give say
II customers have no msnsy, they can pay with
noney's vslas, q SssuFity. Shop, No. iz. West
Secpnd styess, DAseaposs. le~a- 80
= = -tet g. nv11.
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TotA o.
The match vss decided 10 favor Of the Dav-
export boys ~ three birds only. The shooting
vas not the best on record by sny msans. but
circumstsncss considered. was perhaps Isir
There vas pretty large crowd in attendance,
aud considerable anxiety Was fsl. on the part
Of the friends Of each side.
After the regular match vas over. there
we're several little side shows iGdulged in
| The frst as match between D. G. Smith. ol
Iowa City, and o. 8. Mcneil. Of this place.
They shot at double birds. three rounds. -
follows:
ss;ss Mcneil : ! 90
Then Mr.. DeGsar and Mr. Curtis tried . like
experiment. with the following result
DeGear, 2 "a
Curtis, l-2
Thea TiIlebsin and Bsrryh hill tried their
hands. single round. double birds:
Tillebein,
Berryhil, D
Thus the long talked Of game. which has so
much attracted the attention Of the sharp
shooters. was played out.
SICKNESS AMONG MEMBERS OF THE
CRY CouNclL.-At the present time there are
not lees than four Of our aldermen who are
unable. by reason Of ill-hsalth. to attend to the
| duties pertaining to their Office. or anything
else.
Alderman Morley is yet in Florida. seeking
TO avoid The ills attendant upon the unfsvorable
climate Of the North He has been there since
last Fall. and informs his friends that he 10 get
ging along comfortably.
Alderman O'BriAn has been confined to his
house several weeks by constipation Of the
bowels, We understand. and it is feared that
HE reco cry 10 uncertain. lie 10 the Oldest al
dsrman and the oldest mao in the Council. We
hope to hssr Of bic recovery.
Alderman Coulthart is confined to bic house
by consumption. ~ We are in formed. and fears
are entertained that be will not be able to re-
sume bic seat again, which We hope may not
90 prove.
Alderman Ramming is confined to bic room
% mentioned elseW here in tki, issue.
We hope to see al these gentlemen back in
their seats again before their terms Of Office
| expire. /.
APoLoGErIc.-Tbe reason why some
fifteen or twenty Of our bluff subscribers did
not get their paper yssterday morning vac be-
| cause the rrsssmsu made . mistake 10 count
ing. We beg pardon. and hope to be excused
BY promising eternal vigilance. which is not
only the price u liberty. but insures our read
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Staaubyas Basn el...LOes 01 Life.
Ne~ OsrAAus P-b II

The steamer G. AFTER, itom Vtcksb0rg to
New Orivans, with $40 bslse Of cottoo. vs-
/, urDsG to the waters edge to-day, ten nil~s
)bsio~t Don idsnnvtu-. Five lives are supposed
70 be lost. The ire originated absft The wheel
house
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DISTRICT CoURr.--Judge Dillon, in
the case Of Smith Ellilon ". j. " Cannon and
A. 4 G. W1ber as sndorsers for Cannon. de.
faul,ed Cannon and A Weber, aud dscid dsd 10
favor Of G. Weber.
Shultx ys.Schricker. assignee of Oberndoerfer
Verdict for plaintiff.
Hsgenbsrger w. Theile. Tried and submit.
ted TO Jury
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NUMBER lOl.


I'm THE I7Sn DAY or JANUARY, 1881. I
~ e1ssatsd my peo0issory no . to A q. Kisne
for Shy-ieus dolla0, fer PtilsislpAis draft,
which draft has sises proven worthless. This 10
TO warn oil persons against pusek asing said note,
- - psynsnt viii b contested 70 shs extent II
the Law.
LsCLAns, lows, February Ssh, 1881
sryleJ q. NcCABE.
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Ton 9ayess IN the rnlt q states.

HAuHAx, Feb. IL.
Among the list Of pssseagsrs from Europe
BY ttS steamer Canada. that Of SELLERS vss a.
nouncsd. Ths name il misepelIsd. and l. ssid
to be intended for that Of Tom Ssyers. the
great Roglish pugilist.
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Iaplls-d1y-


nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
- 0ooDElcn, would invite your attention = his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite al persons needing his services 70 call and
examine work ard prices, Ct his Rooms, next door
70 Shsph srd's An6sotyps Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post O6cs.
n. b. Teeth oxtEactod al hours of the day
aad night, and al operations warranted. nov5 e
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NORTHWESTERN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF OSWEGO, NEW YORK.
CHARTERED 1892.
HASH CAPITAL AND SURPLS AS PER
~ Statement to Auditor Of State,
January, 1861. O,..................... .S363, ,914.3e
Total Liabilities. .................. 37,216.7s
HENRY B. HOFFMAN,, Agent.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Accumulated Capital. .......... 80, $40, zoo 90
HENRY =. HOFFMAN, Agent.
july6 diff
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HAWKEYE ct RE.

N - w ~ = = ~ ~ -
JACOB WEAVER, r.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
" 60 Brady Street, corner Of Third,
iyl6-dti DAVENPORT, Iowa.
j. g. SHORTY. \. OLIvRR
Se4OREY 4 OLuVksk
r OG PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE Al
IL Icy, between Front and Second, All rady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAVENPORT, March 3O-dSmwtf.
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TnE roads are becoming rather poor
In the country, ranging about hslf way be.
tween bad sleiehing and vagoDing. This
necessarily infringes upon the market. and cuts
down receipts all around.
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ECONOAY AND sECUnlTY.
The Lsrillarl Fire IAsars1ss Company
-oe fuu-
CITY - NEW YOnK.
no. n WILL STREET..
Cash OA1os'l 100000.

r1oEIrs ANNUALLY DIVIDED. - PRR CENT 70 I'm
DgALBRO.
srhIS COMPANY DIVIDES rHREE.QUAR-
ters OF the net psohts 70 the policy holders,
IN SCRIP bearing interest without any liability TO
The insured.
This Company funds its surplus. in .tsad Of
dividing u % the Stoskh oldsrs. thereby giving ts
time cheaper insurance than any other sys,em.
CHARLES R~OOD, President
Guosos D. CRARY, Secretary.
WAsaiS0r0H Smith, Vice President.
FIELD 4 kAUFFMAN,
Agents, Davenport, lows.
fry6-dN
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JOHN ZnMM8RnANN.
= DIANO AND ORGAN NANUFAC-
turer, one door vest Of corner
~ us6th and LeClairs streets, Davenport,
lows. All instruments Of my own make warranted
and kept In order. without charge, ave yeess. =
N. B.-Rspairing and tanning done at Ill times
nd In the best manner.
DAvsxPosr, April l5, 1850. tapllS-d1y
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j. A. REID. n. d..

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. %, corner Main ana Third streets, Dav
export, Iowa
Dr. REID can be consulted ut his okcs At all
bours Of tho day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sspt25
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Lamar Fire Insurance Company.
Jl.rU.AMr lst, lSOl.

NAME OF COMPANY "LAMAR FIRE IN.
! surance Company Of the City Of New York"
at No 80 Wall street.
Amount Of capital ssock-all Of
which 10 paid up, in cash, is..... $500 o o 90
AssA0 % TIM COMPANY, JANUAsY ], 1861.
Cash in bank and on hand ~ - sa2 a
l5O shares Bank Of Commerce, in
New York, ,$lOU each. I. and ~ shs res
st. Nicholas Bank New York, $IOO
each; 100000
the cities Of New York and Brook
lyn, worth in each 81 to lUO per
cent more than amount loaned
thereon. ........,. ......:.:.. !. 27s, 10000
Loans on demand. secured by good
stocks and collateral. ......... II 600 90
Amount in hsnds Of agents. s.5y6.sl
'emiums IN course Of collection. 9,z4900
lntsrsst accrued but not yet dus.... 10000
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ASSAULT AND BA1TERY.-A little
sorimmsgs took place At Prsttyman's Ware
house. the other day. between Charles Hawlsy.
Of the fret part, and George Sluehr. The
damage done was neither extensive nor pless-
ant Havley got himself complained Of. and
had the affair ae,tled up before the constable
found him
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THOMAS MURPHY was hit over the
head with saw buck yesterday At Mr.. San
SONS on the bluff and somewhat knocked
down. He declined prosecuting. on the ground
that he wanted to g. title the matter himself A
man named Dewey was the assaulting party.
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)AvEsPOar FEMALE SEMINARY,
OF

-BAeKNRNr OF
0ts 1s111kOs0 Church.
TINE NEXT TERN COMMENCES THURS
y day, February l4th. ircalsss at the Book
Stores Rev. D. GAGE, A n,
X fyJ.lWl PRINCIPAL.
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IGNATIUS LANCER,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON q ACCOUCHEUR.
i OrrICE-South- east corner of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Ofice hours from I 70 8 A. NJ, and ;
to SPIN. june27 If