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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19
From Baltimore.
BALTIMOkE. SER

r, BALTIMORE, sept. Il.
me correspondent Of the Amertcan, at Sharps-
burg, rer orts that on Friday and Saturday ~,
shirmlshes occurred near that town.
"h friday the rebels appeared in large numbe
IN shelardstown and commenced firing on tho
redera!ist. on tho Maryland side. Several can
mons were brought out by the Federals under Col.
Anderson, who brought two Of III. guns t. bear
upon them from Douden Hill, opposite tho town.
ana opened with bali and grape, which soon al
,ence4 Tho rebel battery and DESTROYED. several
houses dag Of truce was sent from the rebels
proposing Cessation OF hrIng since III en- all has
been quiet
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws,t
Wednesday Eve, September lo, lo6l !
The Wheat market was rather unsteady to-day.
Sales were made as igh 55MFoc, 55@57c be
ing the ruling prices, the market closing at 53c
which was owing to o decline in Chicago, and pro-
badly partly owing to the advance Of frei ghts.-
We quote
FLOUR Firm ct S3.6O@4.Oo. Shipments 620
bbls.
WHEAr--Active at s3@57c. Receipts $500 bu.
Shipments ,440 bu.
BARLEY.-In demand at 25@ SOC. Receipts ,l25
bu. Shipments 400 bu.
C0RN.-Dull at 10c. Receipts loo bu.
ONIoNs-S49c. Receipts 800 bu.
OATs,-Nominal at l0c
HAY. -lrairie 3@4 u ton.
RETAIL MARKEr.
BuTTER-12Lc u ID.
EGGs-3 doz. fer 25c.
PoTAToEs - 20c y bushc.
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The Catholic Isishmen.

Il having been reported 70 the Adjutant
General that the Irish Catholics Of this State
we're not - willing to enlist IN the volunteer
service ~ in Illinois, New York. DC. and it
having been alleged that some Of the Priest.
hood Of the Catholic Church we're not disposed
TO render any aid 10 the present emerg ENJOY,
and the General we'll knowing that Bishop
Smyth. Of Dubuque. Who 10 at the head Of the
Catholic Clergy Of this Diocese. had on every
proper occasion expressed the moot patriotic
sentiments. addressed the Bishop the folio wing
note. which will explsin itself:
DUsUoUE. Iowa, Sept. l6, 1851.
RI. Rev Bishop iSmyth. Dubuque, Iowa:
IxAR SIR:-I sm fully aware Of the loyal
and patriotic sentiments which animate your
bosom in this trying hour Of our nations his
tory. am also aware Of your repugnancs to
interfere with matters not connected With the
duties of your holy Office. | know, however
that . public expression of your sentiments
would have . decided influence on public
opinion. 10 favor OF the cause Of the Union
which is the cause Of liberty aud Law, Of justice
and humanity.
With great respect and esteem.
Truly yours, N. 3. BAKER.
Adjutant General of Iowa.
The Bishop did not wish to give public
lengthy exposition OF his views, and We think
he did right. for all who know him are aware
that he is loyal to the Union. and devoted to
every effort that will promote the success of
the arms Of the United States.
The General hss, however, since received q
friendly letter from the Bishop rssssuring him
Of his,,fealty to the Union. which the Gen. does
not deem it improper to make public He has
therefore kindly furnished Us . copy Of the let
ter which We herewith publish, and is as fol-
lows:
DUsuQUE, Sept. II.
Hon. SIR AND DEAR FRIsND.-I have the hon
or 10 ackno wledge the receipt Of your esteem
ed favor of the 10th inst. and agree with you
in saying ths. the cause of the Union is the
cadse OF law. Of order and Of justice. You ara
aware that ever avoid all mstters OF polit.
cal nature, as foreign to my sacred duties, yet
in this present hour Of trial, when the honor
and the happiness of our nation are at stake
when some psejudiced minds may construe my
silence into disrespect for you. whose friend.
chip highly prize. or into criminal opposi-
tion to our National Government, the Govern
ment Of the United States. the only one to
which owe ieaity. it may not be departing
too far from my usual course to ssv that my
feelings and sentiments are for the L Union. and
though peace is now the darling object Of my
ambition. Yet would not consent TO purchase
peace At the sacrifics Of principle.
With the decpeat respect.
Yours most sincerely
CLEMENT SEYTR,
Bishop Of dubuque.
To N. B. BAKER. Eco.
AdiutAnt General etn
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Additional Foreign News.

-, , HALIFAX, sept. II.
Tho Europa brings 9 800 in specie
The new steamer &c the Sumars Line the Civ
2! New York, will sail on her first voyage to New
York. on the ilth.
GRxAT BTITAIaAt IL meeting of the British
Association, Mr. Bazely, Of Manchester. read
another papor on the cotton question in which tho
commercial policy Of The United States was yio-
lently denounced. Inquiry into the expediency .f
England freeing herself from dependence on Amer
ica, strongly urged.
The liverpool Post aeser,s that Thos l.. Scr
rlll, VINO VIA. arrested at \. r., must have been
linpnsnnci under a ni.conoepton.
The French naval chaisson Gill remain off the
coastot Syria the whole winter for the protection
Of the Christians.
Felix Belly, the pre- ject6r Ct tho Nicaragua Ca
nal, was taking legal steps agains. the English
company Who were tor assuming the right oyer
the projected canal,
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The citizens Of Scott county Who believe that
the time has fully come when the interests Of the
country demand that oil merely partisan organize
tions and platforms should be laid aside that,
throughout the entire country all men should
unite ir favor Of unconditional maintainaace d
the Union and the Constitutions are requested to as
semble in mass Convention 1t the Court House in
the city Of Davenpor. on Saturday, the 2lst day
Of September, 1861, ats o'clock P. M, for the pur-
pose of nominating Candidates for Legislature and
county officers
GEO. S. G. DOW.)
CHI. E.PUTNAA, }Co. Committee.
J.F. SMITH.
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Another Railroad smash.

CINcINNATf, sept, 10.
Last night at half past eight train on the
Ohio and Mississirpi llaiIroad, Containing o por-
tion Of Col Lurchin's l9th regiment, while pass
ing over bridge near Huron, Ind, between 2 and
miles vest Of Cincinnati, fell through, killing
and wounding ono hundred soldiers. Inte.ii-
gene Of the disaster rcat he'd here late last night
when special train was dispatched to their as
sistance.
The following dis atch was received from tho
operator at Huron, dated 10 minutes past one
"rhis a. m, bridge No. 45 was broken in two. It
let four cars down into the bed Ct the creek, and
one on top Of them. The engine and one car
passed over safely. There are about 100 men
wounded aad ten or fifteen killed. The Colonel
Of the Regiment says about that number Is killed,
although nearly all Of one company are missing.
1t is thought the bridge was weakened by some
malicious person."
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NUMBER 287.
From Washington.

m, WAsnrsGroS, Sept. ~.
which is about the only fresh sensation of all the
specials;
Everything Is quiet about the lines to-day.
several rebels have been taken prisoners within q
re" DAYS, and they all assert that Gen Beaurc-
saia las Promised the extreme southern and Coast
troops, that il they will not ro home he vii, ,nnvs
."f m ashington before the 25th, and have a bat
ie. Tie assures them that he viii take Washing
.oh without attacking our works Immediately In
ron. This premise IS mace to keep the troops
:, ,; quo uai, states from leaving the army Our
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Notice.

4 LII PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
~ purchase four p.omissory notes given BY Us 70
Braely / Pitts, Of Buffalo, New York, on the Esd
dav Il August 1860. One for the sum Of 500,
due March lst, 1861 one for $ll2, duo March
lst, 1861 on. for 500, due February o. March
March lst. 1869, ~ the confederation for which
these notes we're given has entirely failed and ~
m" 'on''' nv SAMUEL HARrZEI. 4
MARTIN KNOUSE,-
ag19-dt1 JkKAlAh KHOUSS:
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River Items.

W1DNEsDAY, September Is.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
JENNIE WnIPPLE, White, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
AD HINE, Calf, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
The large and elegant Northern Line packet
Denmark will leave this point for st. Paul this
morning.
The light draught and fast sailing steamer Jen-
ME Whipple, Capt. White and Clerk Lowrie, will
leave for Montrose at o'clock this morning.
The light draught packet Pomeroy, Capt. Davis
and Clerk Charley Asmussen, will depart for Fort
Madison this evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

GERMAN MASS MEEr1Na.-At meet
ing Of German born citizens, held at Lshr.
mans Hall, Davenport, Sspt.l6th. II. r. Claus
sen was chosen President. II. Haupt. Vice Pres
idsnt. and II. fischer and Otto Smith sscretsr.
les.
On motion the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Gen. Joha G. Fremont. during his
whole public career. has iprovsn himself the
most ardent and self-sacrificing lover Of liberty,
and strenuous opponent ofthe barbarous insti.
tuition known 90 slavery; and
Whereas, Since entrusted with the com.
mand Of the western army, he has shown rare
abilities, indefstigsble industry and unequalled
energy IN organizing the means for attack and
defence Now. therefore, be it
Resolved, That We, American citizens, repos
ing the frmest aud most implicit confidence in
him. the said John G. Fremont, whom We COZ.
slider the best Representative Of our principles,
will unanimously aid him with len and means,
until under bic standard and command, the
civil war; now raging, shalt have been terrni.
81 by honorable victory.
Rssolued. That 1t is our opinion, victory can
be achieved only hy having such patriotic and
able men, as Fremont and Mcclellan to remain
| Resolved That We consider il the sacred du.
ty Of our general government to furnish those
leaders Immediately With sufficient men, arms
aod other means in order to carry on the war
vigorously-the public being willing to make
any sacrifice Of blood and treasure to accom-.
plish speedy and complete victory.
Rssolssd That the present formidable insur.
rection can only be crushed by the most ener.
getic action Of the Government, and. that 40
the present war has its origin in slavery-no
permanent peace 10 possible. - long a. sls ,sry
the root of oil evil, remains
Rsss!ysd That We therefore hail with rap.
ture the proclamation Of John Fremont. bv
which the slaves Of those who bear arms
against the general government are declared
free that We consider this 90 important step
towards the entire abolition Of slavery, which
abolition is moral and political necessity. II
W conclude 70 fight for liberty. and not for the
pressrvptiea Of slavsry-all civilized nations,
I'll ardent lovers Of liberty In this country and
and In all ethee countries, win b with u,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

STATE OF Iowa, ADJ'T GENERALS OFFICE
Davenport, Sept. 8, 1861.
10 Officers Of Companies and Recruiting Off,
GERS:
To meet the acquisitions Of the Gen eral
Government this Department wishes to raise
1000 men for Western service.
At least ZOO men will be needed for Forts
Leavenworth and Randall, and to meet this
call, it is hoped that officers and men wi y
make prompt response. N B. BAKER,
Adjt. Gen. of Iowa.
State papers please copy. sept9-dtf
ADJ'r GEN'Ls OyFIce, OF rnK STATE or Iowa,
Davenport, Sept. Is. 1861.
10 hs Colonies of the several Regiments Of
Ioma Volunteers:
Frequent inquiries being made at this office
regarding the location Of the variou. Regiments
of this State. you will therefore for Sard to
this Office timely notice of the location and
movement Of the troops under command
N. B. BAKER,
Adjt Genl Of Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19
Clinton, Iowa.

SANITARY CoNDITIoN AT THE CAMP.-
We learn that there are some sev en- or eight
patients confined in the hospital, though pre-
scriptions are made for all. With one excep.
ton. there are none dangerously i'll. That one
ia of Capt. Eaton's Jackson county Cavalry,
and it is not expected that he will survive
even IL he is alive now. For the number in
camp-upwards of two thoussnd-the santa
ry condition is good. Dr. McCsrn 10 the only
attending physician at present.
P. S.-We heard last evening that the per.
son above alluded to. died during the sfter.
noon. We could not learn his name 1t lie
said that Incorporate habits hsstened his
deatb.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

DONG DON q HALL,
4 TTOKNEYSAND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
IA and Netasies Public. Office, Northwest
,rner Of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
,nce on Brady street. July 26-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

REyIsRD AND CoRRECTED.-The list
Of premiums taken at the late County Fair
will as found in this edition. properly revised
and corrected.
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New YORK Market.

NEW YORK, September Is.
FLoUR-Unchanged, with fair export demand.
$470M4s0 Super state S5.l0d5.2O Extra do. );
S4.70A4 80 Super Western S5.l5@ !. 80 Common
to Medium Extra Western.
WHEAT--Market lie better. $l1v Winter Red
Western; Sl.o5 Western Clob Sill Amber
Iowa.
CoRS.-Market firm. 4a@5ic mixed Western
WH1sKY.-Quet and firm at 1870.
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X e NJ 90 ed.

Union COne & Spice Mill,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN
,.vao, 3. n JONES. Il co.
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AN INDUCHMENT.-Whisler Is now
Offering the highest inducements TO purchas-
ere Of Dry Goods. In the way Of choice goods
and low prices.
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]. A. REID. M. d.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. No. Is, corner Main an Third streets, Dav-
enport, Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted 1t his Office at all
hours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. aeut2b
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COMPETITION is defied by Whistler, in
the Dry Goods line.

In A PIcKLE.-The Republican wire.
workers are beginning to rue the day that
they unuasksd their real principles. and gave
the Gsrmsns the cold shoulder in the way
they did st the late county Convention. Since
the eosv sntion there have been numerous st.
tempts made to wheedls and oosx the the Ger.
mana into the traces, but it's no 60. They have
boltsd in . MACS. and understasd TOO we'll
vhst the Republicans have bsss using them
tor. Der Dsmeksst refuses 70 have ssythiss
- do With the county ticket and will sndss.
YER 70 defeat It. 1t is heavy loss 10 the Re.
psblisaa party. and the way the leaders rush
sbout and sndsavor to close the besssh u
proof sneagh that they understand thss With.
ess ~ 0ssnAa vsts thsis saks b. psiadpAlly
doogh.
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Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Sept.

LIVERPOOL, Sept.7.
Breadstuffs firm.
Provisions dull.
Consols 957s.
Bource was firm but closed dropping.
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DONATIONS OF PREMIUMs.-The Agrl-
cultural Society Of this county. desire US to
return their hearty thanks to those persons
Who % generously donated their premiums for
the use and benefit Of the Society. In the
proper place the credits are given 10 due form.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

Go OvER.-The Rock Island County
Fair is 10 session to-day. Go over and zee the
exhibition. There 10 undoubtedly much there
that is worth seeing.
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DRs. NEWELL n CHARLES,
d x N r I 8 + 3 ,

DENTIsTs,
- RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
the citsens OF Davenport and sur
rounding country, that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients favoring Drs. N. 4 G. with their con-
fdence may rely upon their utmost exertions to
perform every operation in Is perfect manner ~
possible. Particular attention paid to the regu.
iation Of Childrens Teeth. Terms Of artincial
work made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
r. BRAND, Mayer, Galena.
BEN. CANPBBLL,
W8l0HLY SHALL,
DR. J. A. SCRoGOs, Dentist.
p. A: LIvERAOa8,
G. w. hssPsrEAD, N. d."
h. CRoNIN, N. d.,
DR,,N. p. HILLS, Davenport
my72-tf
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IJAMsrows, Sent.
VlTgiNIa News,
SoMERsvrLLE, '

SoAERsvrLlE, Va Sept. Is.
1870 A. Mo COMMUNICATION over any part VI
the Southern line since o'clock last evening,
we have no information concerning
the progress Of Col. Rosecranz's command and tho
Home Cards which left by rail last night. This
II orning the city il quite full ot unreliable rumors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19
Later from Europe.

Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, Sept. Is.
The steamer Europa, from Liverpool September
7th, via. Queenstown Sth, arrived.
The general news is not Of Importance.
Afidsvits have been sent to America proving
that Serril recently arrested in New York, had no
political mission from England, and money found
in his possession was for business purposes only.
The interview between Emperor Napoleon and
the King Of Prussia will take place .. Compisgne
on the ed Of October.
Political Affairs continue unchanged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19
DIR. JULIUS CHEsEBKOUGH,
SURGEON DEHTNT.

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
the rooms over Mr.. Lindssys Jewel.
ACOJyyry Store, corner of Brady and Third
streets. Entrance on Third street.
inc2l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-19

COMPLIMENTARY REsoLUTIoNs.-Ata a
meeting Of the officers and privates of the 10th
Regiment, held at Iowa City, on the 7th day
of September, 1861, the following resolutions
were presented and adopted by acclamation:
RESOLVED, That We have the highest conf
dence in Adjutsnt General Baker, as military
officer, and believe that he has discharged the
onerous and responsible duties Of his Office
with marked ability and success
Resolved, That the executive skill and untir-
ing energy Of General Baker peculiarly fit and
qualify him, for the position which he now
holds, and that in our opinion, the best inter.
este Of the State will he subservsd by retain
ing him in that position.
Resolved, That we have observed with in
terest an concern, the development Of recent
political events calculated to produce change
in the office Of the Adjutan. General, and that
We would most earnestly deprecate the necsss'-
ty of such . change ct time when the expert
ence and fsithfulness Of the present incumbent
are 60 essential to the successful discharge Of
the duties of the office.
RESOLVED, That it is the desire Of this Regi.
ment. that Gen. Baker pursue no course that
will sever bis connection with the military
service OF the State in this capacity, believing
that the welfare Of the troops while engaged in
government service. will be best promoted by
his continuation in Office.
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Fer Sale NJ a Heavy Discount.


1.-TWO CLAIMS FOR PRINTING, ONE FOR
/ FoRTY-FlvE DOLLARS, against Col. II. II.
Heath, q. Cookery and other members Of a
Committee on Printing for the. ..Brecknridge Dem
ocratic Convention which assembled in this city
last August and toe other for NINE DOLLARS
against the LIE CLAIRE DEMOCRATIC, CLUB
Both claims have been acknowledged to be cor
rect, and payment repeatedly promised. We
would state that the members Of the Breckinridge
party in this city, psid their proportion of the in
debtedness to US, like men also, that Col. II. II
Heath, ID. A. Ms hony and others Of Dubuque as
sured us that the balance should be settled At
once This assurance was given some eighl months
since. such being the case Capitalists will at
once perceive that this is opportunity to in
vest in securities which will not deprec'dse
We are preparing complete list Of our politi-
cal claims, aid will, in few days, offer to our cit
izens glorious opportunity for permanent invest
ment kiCHAkDSON, WEol q W.
iyi 9-dGWtf
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ROCKVILLE. Md, Sept.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. IL.
|, i currently stated that an important confer
cnce was held here yesterday, at which several
high military men were present.
The srrest of Bonie, Brewer and Young, has
strusy terror into the secession ranks Of our com
munity, and it IL said tha, Of the ilcadiDg
peace men are expecting to be arrested likewise.
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TnE best Dry Goods in town are at
Whislsr's.
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Law P1rlmeG GsDslp.
JNO. r. COOK. J. WILBON DRUkY.

!ysocssovs to Obok, Dillon d L.~dIey.
AYE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of tho Law. to which "
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK DkUkI.
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A. p. Il ID. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shippsrs OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian l0-dfW
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/. G. PARkER, GEO. ". A'CARN, n. D.

J. G. PAKKRR, ND. GEO. ". M'CARN, \. D.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
/ No. Franklin dlock, second Gsor, Brady St..
between Second aud Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DIR. PARKER's residence, corner 9th and Ie Claire
streets. Dr. Csc. w. McCAKN's residence, east
side of Brady, second door from corner Of 18th.
myl7 diff
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lGNAT:US LANCER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON Il ACCOUCHEUR X.
Il OrPICE-SOuth .cast corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from Ito 8 A. NJ, and
to Pm june27.tf
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70 Let.

TWO STORY HOUSE, CONTAINING SIX
~ rooms, op Gain es street, North Davenport
Enquire at No. 81 Brady street, or on the prem
ises lsplS-dlw1 A. OLIVER.
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NILlrARY.-TheB Burtis House pre-
ssn.s very warlke appearance lstely. 1t be'
ing the hsadqusrters Of the military OF this
State. new attractions are presented every
day. Unless appearances are deceptive, the
Burtis is driving brick business.
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r. z. OVAL.

RE.MOn.AL.
CAMERON Il Wild INGTON,
HOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAzIsRs,
1TAy1NG MOVED FROM NO. ., EAST
III Third street to No. Is, West Third street, srs
now ready to attend to all orders Of Painting
Pain aad Decorative Paper hanging, 0rainisg,
Hasbling, Sign Writing, Whitening and Wall
Coleeing. lmsa1o
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CLARK l. nOYT,

CLARK Il nOYT,
NO. lao 9TAG1y street,
WILL, FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
w sell their stock Of Eastern made Carriages,
10 make room for Others that are ON the road, at
prices which defy competition. Our work 10 all
made Of the best material and in the most thor.
oueh manner, and can and will be sold for less
than the price for manufacturing the same article
in the Western States. Call and see for your
selves.
Open Boggis'..'...........s:Sss. :ss. to slSS i5S
Top .............$l25 to 800
Also Pianos ! Harmonic ualodoonS
From the best manufactories, will - sold for less
than maaufastursr's prices at No. l40 Bsady
street.. Isp3-dH-1stp