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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03
ATTENTION FARMERSl

D. s. ROWE,
A TALISsA, MUsCAT1NE COUNTY, IOWA
n tenders his services, professionally, Physician
and Surgeon to the citizens of Atassa and surround
ing country. Calls attended to promptly.
PRICEs-Visit. Medicine and Prescr ption in town
day or night, $500.
If the becomes protracted reasonable charges BY
the day.
Mileage day night 90 cents, it is reckoned in
ONE countries. way, 25 cents.
Medium and Prescription, IL the country, from 80
ents to $780, owing to the quantity and kind used.
Obststrical cases. (no ertras,) $500.
In such case no charge for mileage for the first three
miles.
All surgical cases in the proportion as the above
deduction of rs per cent will be made in all
where payment is made within after services
rendered.
Though the above is fair statement of our charges
yet all accounts, whore circumstances would seem to
demand it, subject to favorable consideration
Atalissa, July 18th, 186O-wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03

~ Hope. w
POETRY eHYsIc,
Let the sick to Herrick 90,
Who'd BIZ i'll, I'd like to knowf
Such cures his pills do make.
Smiles, lovely Smiles shall deck the brow
Where gloomincss is rampant now,
And hope anew shall wake,
Herrcks nachless Pills ntartle the people with their
ures This is the season they them. Largo boxes
Is c, boxes ST. See advertisement on Sd page NOV
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03
COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

MUscAriNR, Thursday, May 1-f.H
Wheat in better demand at Csc cash and Toe halftrads
Very little shipping of produce down the river during
the week. - n 81,
Eastern exchange Is held nominaly lower, IL per
cent premium being the rate to-day.
FREIGHTS, &c.
Tho following tho freight and tariffs OF
tho Northern Line Packet Company from this point to
tho pOrts an lme al cd belov
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03

G. The river has commenced falling
slowly.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03
RICHNAS, r. Rithn
RICHMAN s. BROTHER,

TTOENEYS AND CUuNSELORs AT LAW AND
n Solicitors in Chancery, Muscatis,e, Iowa. VIII
practice the several courts Ct the State and IN the
district Court of the United States District Of Iowa
They will act agents in bnying ans selling lands
and in paying taxes.
Particular attention PAID 10 the examination Of
titles, to convcyancing. notarial business, &c
March !, 1850. 9avtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03

JKeeler will sell at his auction room,
on Saturday, the 4th inst, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, three fine leather-top one-borse buggies.
T,,ese buggies are manufactured IN Chic, Of
the best material aud warranted on A No.
article Now is chsnca for bargain, ss
they will be Id positively TO the highest
bidder. Also. two sets Of single harness
Gail at tie store and examine the property.
ALARM OF FIRE ON A Monday
night, when the steamer Vt. L. Ewing was
few miles below this city, a bale Of hay
caught fire, causing general CONSERVATION
and alarm among the numerous passengers
many of whom were dancing in the cabin.
1t was with difficulty that some of the ladies
were prevented from jumping overheard, but
by order o. Capt. Rhodes the burning bale
of hay was rolled into the water, when all
was safe.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03

TIE INDEPENDENT RIFLE CoNPANY.-At
the meeting at the Court House, Monday
evening, this company was organized by
elect;ng VIM. Spring Captain, A. John First
Lieutenant, and Oliver ". Eckel Second
L eutenant. The company numbers fifty
eight members and is still open for new &C
cessi n. The meeting adjourned to Satur'
day evening, ats O'Clock.
LARCENY CT CATTLE Fred. and Stephen
Nar! gang, butchers, whoss shop is next
doc. to Weed, Brigham & kent'>. are il
iail, under bonds II $1,000, for stcaliog and
s!aue htcrinx an OK belonging to Dunsmore
Il Chambers and cow belonging to John
Beahsm. The former was arrested Mt this
place on Saturday and the latter at Daven.
port on Sunday.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03
ADAM oGILvIE

Has the best BROWN SUGAR in the market, and keeps
constantly on hand Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Salt Nails
wooden ware and in fact everything the farmer wants
Farmers will find to their interests to call on ADAM
OGfLVIE before purchasing elsewhere.
April ath, iS6o.dawtf s-stg I 2ts-o
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03

So say we, all Of US.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-03

DENNETT Miss Marian
ID Bowman Mrs Hettie A
Brown Miss LOesia A
CRAWFORD Miss Anna
DARBEKER MrsBarbar
IL Drake Miss Elizabeth
INOSTER Mrs Sarah
Do Foussaint Mrs NJ n
|CIBS0N Mrs Sarah G
| IIASK1NS Miss Susan
| LII Hillman sarah A
4 ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
NIGHT DlSPATCuE ES.
From New York.

New YORK. Oct. q.
The U. s. Marshal went down to Fort LMfay-
ette yesterday and released Jno. q. Sh fer, Chas
NJ. Hogden and Ellis b. Schmadel. Mr.. Hogden
was the fifth prisoner committed to the fort and
has been there since July 3lsf. Mr.. Schmadel
has been prisoner since Aug goth.
MIR. Packard, a native of Maine and fugitive
from Florida, who arrived by the Mcclellan YES
tsrday, communicates the fact. that Col. Brown
had made all his arrangements to open his bat
teres upon Pensacola, on the 10th inst, and that
he was prevented by the affair At the mouth Of the
Mississippi, which made it necessary for two of
the ships which were to have taken part III the
action to 90 to the aid OF cur blockading feet
Capt. annon, of the steamsh ip Delaware. which
arrived this morning from Philadelphia, reports
that on the oath inst, at 6H o'clock, r. NJ, he
passed in the Delaware Bay. the Z. 5. gun boat
keystone State, having in tdw propeller, doubt
less the Rebel propeller Saloon. from hey West.
The following was received this L. N.:
SAN Francisco, Oct. 25.
To TIE MAYOR OF Ngw YoRK.-San Francisco
to New York sends greeting, and csngrstulates her
on the completion OF the enterprise which con-
meets the Pacific with the Atlantic. May the
prosperity Of both cities be increased thereby, ard
the projectors Of this important work meet With
honor and reward.
lSigned h. 7, TEscaIAAKs,
Mayor of San Fraaeisee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
Translation from Der Demokrat.

TIE Know Morning GOVERNOR kIRKwooD
kirkwood who lately cent the troops # lows
into the field without shoes aud stockings an i
in fact almost make ed has seen fit in a moment
Of patriotic Zeal to appoint two commissioners
to 20 to Missouri, to ascertain whether Ere
mont freed them from their Iowa rage, al !
provided them with warm clothing and cover.
ing. For" says the Gax.he, 'our boys mu,t
not think that the Governor hiss forgotten
t. em because they have crossed the Is undar
ies" One would laugh op hearing Iii. story
ard would think it to be a good prsctcul
ioke but 1t 10 true and thus it becomes SC
rious matter.
The common report s that Kirk wood s a
sworn enemy OF Fremon,'s and it is theref re-
not 80 very unlikely that Kirkwood was not
inclined TO let the opportunity clip TO lend ,he
country aud the Administration u little assist
ance in the fight against Fremont and the
but chman Even American Republicans ex
lress themselves thus and the Ideals the NOR /.
entitled t. ctedence from the fact that the Re
pub icdn Kirk ood has appointed 20 Commis
-loners tw o gentlemen who not only belong TO
the race of niger catchers, bnt are commonly
reckoned as secession Democrats namely,
M-ssr. J. J. Lndley and Geo II Parker. "
have then sufficient reason to believe thai
these gentlemen vii endeavor to attrihue
sou blame to Fremont. Now it fortunately
happens that these two gentlemen are also u /
we'll disposed towards Kirk wood, and SO W.
cannot vet surmise what will be the result ot
the mst,e.. !, is to Ne hvpea ,hat E,rh~ o.l
has burnt his own finger AT least the affair
does not please Kirk v ood's friends much, an
especially there are many Germans WI o
would rather it had not happened
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
AUDlIOK'S OFFICE, IOWA, j

DE>dOiSts January Z!, 1861.
It herrqy cert fled, that tho 2I.t day Of
j nuary 1901 a aworn statement was filed in this
lice, showing the condition Of the North Amer
II Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
II the state oi Connecticut, on tho lst day Of
daDn4ry, a. -, ls6l IL accordance with pruvis-
!nii Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of tho
state Of 10 II. entitled "AB Act in relation ~ In
surAnce Companies, approved January 2Sth,
j. 81, and an vet ameniatory thereto, approved
February 8, 1889 TINT said Company is ossessed
ot the requisite amount Of Yital and invested
At-thoIitys theref. re given to the above named
Company 10 transact business OF ins uranco this
; a'e IN accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 3lst day Of January, A. H., ono Thousand
eight hundred and sixty TIVE
II is 50 certified, that lELD a KAUFMAN
Of Davenport, have been duly appointed by said
Company their lawful Agen's andA ttorLey ysior the
county Of scott, with full power tn take risk, Of
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service Of
process as provided by law, upon their filing with
The Clerk ot tho District Court in and for said
County, certified sopy pf the statencn, on flo
IN this oiiice. 1t il further certified that tho at
tached true ana correct copy Oi the said statc
mcut.
In ntestnony whereof, have heieunto set my
hand and ai xcd my seal Of Office, this 2l.t day of
January, looi.
IL. > J. ". CATTELL,
oc2O Auditor Of state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
Fer Sale ;lt a Heavy Discount.

1.-TWO CLAIMS FOR PRINTING, ONE FOR
L FORTY-rivE DOLLARS, against Col. II. a.
Heath, G. Corkery and other members OF
Committee on Printing for the Breckinridge DEM
ocratic Convention which assembled in this city
last A ugust /; and the other for NINE DOLLARS
against the LIZ CLAIRE DEMO CRATIC CLUS
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, rsd their proportion Of the in
debtedness to US, like men /; also, that Col. d.
Heath, d. A. Nj hony and others OF Dubuque, as
sured US that the balance should be settled at
once. This assurance was given some eigh. months
since. such being the case Capitalists will at
once perceive that this is rare opportunity to in
vest in securities which will not deprscid'e.
We are preparing complete list Of our Politi-
cal claims AID will, in few days, offer to our cit
izens glorious oppor unity for permanent invest
ment RICHARDSON, WEST = 70.
jyl0-dkWe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26

From New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a.
The Richmond Inquirer OF the II .h inst, con-
tains the following teegraphic news:
MACON, Ga. Oct l6
Convention this A. NJ. passed reso ltions rec
ommending Congress TO pend the collection o
import duties, and throw open our ports for free
trade to all nations who maintain peace with u
Resolutions were adopt ed relative to the seques-
tration act, recommending the payment of debts
.equestred be not required during the war. That
C al NE tor indemnity and Indebtedness due at the
North be allowed as d set off.
committee consisting Of delegates from
Charleston, Savannah and Mobile was appoatet
10 exam ne plan for marine steam batterins
rams.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. I6.
Dates from Pensacola have been received
fla, Of truce was sent from Fort Plckens to
Gen. Bragg yesterday, stating that the prisoner.
would be sen, to New York sunday.
correspondent Of tho Atlantic, (Ga.,) Ltel.t-
yencer, in giving account oi the tight at Santa
Rosa, says, Il scarcely know whether achieved
a victory or defeat. siege is momcniarily ex
pected 70 commence, and every preparation h,s
been made. Perhaps il vii. happen soon A. Il
dead and wounled have been cared for, u nd the
soldiers rested IRON fatigue.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
First Dispatch from California.

SfRlNGFlEiD n, Oct. 70
Ihe following communication was received Al I
2. In. to-day, from San Francisco:
san FgAscIsco, Oct o.
10 the Hon. $. II. Clto, Pres.dea Of the Mtnos
and M.sssssippi telegraph company
am pleased To renew mo eunnecti IN after 4
break o. nine years. Best rcEar.s to my d |
friends Of the Illinois Mississippi.
Signed Jos GAMBLE
superintendent Overland Telegraph Co.
To which Judge Cation made answer thus:
SPRINGF1ELp, Oct. rs.
To .los Ganitie, San Eranc,sco
return your greeting, and again Join hanG
with you most yiuiy, in the name of all vour
oil associate. OF tho Illinois 4 Mississippi Telt
graph Co., as well rs my own. MAY you ana IT,
great Pacific Telegraph pro.per
Signed J D. CAroN.
ihu' quietly Is established the feat OF telegra-
phic connection with the Pacific Coast
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
STATE or CONNECTlCUT.t .
ANTFoKD Col Mt :

HARTFORD, January II, 1861.
Personally appeared, A. + Hastings President,
aid VIM. G. hastings Secretary, Of the North
American Fire Insurance Company, aLd made
oath that the foregoing statemen by them cub
scrbcd, true, full and correct statement Of tho
Affairs oi saii Company, and EXHIBITS, 50 far as
"an be aac,rtaincd at this date il actual condi-
tion on the 3ist day o. December, 1860
In witness whereof have hereunio set my hand
AID affixed my official ssal n my tllce, in .he city
Of Hartford. Before me,
l.. :. EDWARD GOODMAN,
Commissioner appointed by the Governor, and
iuder the laws OF Iowa and residing in tho city
and county oI Hartford, and state Of Connecticut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
NUMBER II.
STATEMENT OF THE
~
North American Fire Inx c..
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,,
On the First IDay OF yum.. 1861.
STATEMENT OF THE

Amount OF capital stock actually paid
up ID cash. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S300, 10000
ASSETS.
oash on hand and in bank. ..... -. S39 1874
Casn In hands Of agents ana in course
OF transmission. :............ 100000
Bonds owned by the Company. par
value s15,ou0.0o market value 5035o.oO
Railroad stocks owned by the Company
par value 81 800. 20, market value 100000
Debts g the Company secured by first
mortgages ..................... a.looco
lleots secured by loan on stocks..... %. fs2yl
Ali other securities on bank stock
owned by the Company, par value
s20i 100, market value... 2046a55 50
Amount Ut interest except on mort.
gage accrued but not due....... I,369 80
Amount OF interest accrued but not
due on mortg ages. A415
Amount Of premiums due and unpaid
which are enurely good .... 1880
Total assets Of the Company " $3.50. .A92 20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
From Washington.

special to the Post.
The War Department is preparing an official
list of our losses at the Leeshurg battle. 1t will
be publ i'shed as soon as possible, but great deal
Of difficulty IL exps fenced in obtaining complete
records of the killed, wounded and missing.
4 latest reports received from Eiwards Ferry
state that all our forces which were engaged al
Leesourg, are now on the Maryland sicc Of the
fotenac, in excellent condition.
he check encountered at Leesburg has not dis
tnrbed the Gosernmeut in the least, but il is be
heved that some bad bluniers were committed
letter from Edwards Ferry from gent tema n o {
the Saaitaty Commission, says that there are II
wounded on our hands, and II Of the dead wele
blurred yesterday BY permission # the lebel-
Probably 90 were drowned in attempt NJ 10 eros.
the river irobab 400 o, 800 are prisoners.
frsate accounts from the upper P.tomac th !
morning, represent that our soldiers reported mis-
sing, are coming III from time to time while o, h
ers carried down by the current OF the riyer are
known to be now under shelter in tenenents on il /,
banks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
LIABILITIEs,

Amount Of liabilities due or not due to
banks or other creditors by the
Company. None.
Losses adjusted and due.
Losses adjusted and not due. S6,5453l
DO unadJusted. ...... ID $50 20
Total amount Of losses unpaid. 226sO.3i
All other claims against the Company
none, excepting small amount
for office expenses.
Total amount OF liabilities ........ 22,6s0.3l
The greatest amount insured n any one risk ia
$500, excepting in SPECIAL cases.
Signed A. +. HASTINGS, Prest.
l.. -. WM. &. HASTINGS, Sec
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
From ashiHgton.


WAsnISGroN, Oct 81.
Special to the IierAli.l
1t is reported that 200 Mary and rebels seized 4
schooner IL the Pawtuxant RIVER and forced the
owner u take them ), St MAry's, whence the
expected 70 make their way across into Virginia.
The heet OF transports that was detained below
by the blockade, has gone to Annapolis TO unload
Hon. ID. Davis of HI, and Hon. Joseph Holt are
appolnted on the committee t. examine and audit
claims ag inst the Governinent crea ;ed in Gener-
q freiu)nts department.
Tsp cial 10 the Times.
An violence that the falling back Of the Co..
iederates at Fairfax, was sudden and unexpected
furn'shed IN the fact that they Sc; up Telegraph
poles and stretched the wire Upon them frt m
Fairfax to Falls Church, and had only completed
the work on the Thursday previous to the sunday
when our troops advanced. They removed the
wlTe, but had not time to remove the poles.
II J. llitge1 that even letters and papers
are regularly received in Alexandria, from Rich
lnond and other points South Doubtless the ar:
rest 81 spies recent y, will make these mails less
regular.
If Congress to represent the 7th District, too.
place II the theory that there was election
he 23l of May. Nearly al. the yates were given
for r. Bead, who will be le.iarel elected.
Congress will, Of course, decided upon the validity
Of the election.
Worlds Dispatch
1.e appearance Of the rebel steamer rage IN
the iotomac, has given origin 10 reports that tb
rebels had crossed into Marylani, but learn iron
point directly opposite tho rebel batteries, thai
ali Is quiet far respects 4 tempt to cros4
Hot that il seems 10 be settled question that
Gen. Fremont is IL be superseded, spec uation
naturally rife as to his successor. Goa Hunter
and Gen. ool have been mentioned, cut it i
possible that Mag. Gen. lialleck, who is row
on h. way here from san Francisco, will be or
dered to that Department.
Tribune Corre ponience.
An impression il beng created that Col. Baker
excee ed his Instructions, ant did not retreat ~
ordered when he found the enemy in over wheln
ing strength. Capt. Young, Of his Re iment
says there was possible retreat, save by swim
ming the Potomqc. The only fl IT. by which they
got over. had been sunk. The disaster i. attrit-
utabIe to the want of transportation. The ord
given by ten. Stone to Col. Baker was picked up
with bis hat, out Of which it had fallen, covered
with blood and brains. 1t is in the city.
The horses and mules Of the army around
Washington short allowance. 1t i. not
possible for the railroad to keep the forage De
partment supplied.
The construction Of u railroad from here to NJ
'ngh im, on the Pawtuxent, j. indispensable. 20
miles Of rails and sls DO rowcd from some unuse
road would lay the trask speedily.
Col. Craig has been detailed az President Of the
Army Retiring Board instead Of Col. Cook, vino
can be more useful in the field.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
Illinois Cavalry.

OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. %.
Col. Dickey's regiment will march On y edne-
day OF next wees. Tn Monday, Z 81, tsere Wi
10 grand parade Q! the regiment, mountei ~
The citizens ot Ottawa will present a splend. /
standard 10 the regiment and elegant horse IT,
the Col. Judge Cation and Hon. B. h. Co,k are i
make the presentation speeches This regimen
IS second to none III the service Their horses Al,
iurnishmerts are superior, and he en, IhJ Aic.l
~ and IN rally are very choice, and b3:tci Doe
u oihcers will rarely il ever be found tosethei.
ihcy are yet unarmcd, bIt IN agent Eaai repor ,
that first class arms i'll he furnished very soon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26

MUM.-The Gazette, after intimatiny
that the appointment OF Mr. Lndley 70 TIE
Missouri commission vas an outrage, and that
Cen Baker was the responsible author Of such
appointment, suddenly becomes silent upon
the question and refuses to answer some
straightforward questions which We put to it
on Thursday morning. Both insinuatoas
wer. false, rs the Gazette well knew, and IL
made them to shield Gov. Kirk wood, ard to
ater to those who condemned the act Ifi
believes that MIR, Lindlsy is traitor. why Ills
sn.ahing silence. 1t virtually declared him
such. If the Gazette is loyal at heart, why
this apparent indifference at the placing "a
those whom it deems disloyal, in high ana
trustworthy positionsf IL it does no. be'ke We
Mr.. Lindley is a traitor, will it have tn q gen.
tlemauly candor to retract what il said on
Wednesday morning, and cay that it believes
him loyal, honest. Union-oving ma n =? There
is no neutral ground, neghbor; YOU ei,h.r
meant what You said, or you NEE ut TO tell
lie and bring suspicion and Disgrace upon
citizen who stands high in the estimation If
Gov. kirkwo Now which " az it. Either
own up, or go ahead and take the consequences.
A dozen words will suffice to make yourself
understood Opon this point and your Republi.
can friends are anxious to know whether GU
are best at playing the man or the mouse
There is no excuse but euch as you may fiud
10 your tosdyish, time serving, Kirk ood
hnggng disposition for not coming out like a
man and either denouncing the traitor or sus
tanning the mam
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
Foreign News.

st. JOINS, Oct. %
The steamship City Of Baltimore. which sailcl
from Liverpool on Weines lay, 10th. passed Gaze
Race this evering en- route I" New York.
Her adviccs are four days li'tr than by the Al-
rca
Liverpool Market. 49, hreadstutr4 market buoyan,
anl all qunii les su tanned a 81 sht advance.
Whea, continues 20 advance, and has advanced
- on all descriptions
Corn active
Provisions dull.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-26
r X IL ~ r..
STORE 10. 5, BAZAAR BLOCK,
NOW OCCUPIED BA
Messrs. Sprauce Il Preston.
Apply to PUTNAM h ROGERS.
oc15-dtf
DRs. NEWELL a CHARLES,

DKS. NEWELL a. CHARLES,
DENTIsTs,
Saar%A RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
~ the citizens Of Davenport and eur
10000 rounding country, that they have
permanently located in th,s city.
All patients favorng Drs. N. d G. with their c. n
6dence may rely upon their utmost exertions to
perform every operation in as perfect a manner as
possible. Particular attention paid to the regu-
lation Of Childrens Teeth. Terms of artificial
worN made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth
REFERENCES:
r. BRAND, Mayor, Galena.
BEN. CAMPBELL,
WEIGHLY 1 SMALL,
DR. }. A. SCKoG0s, Dentist
"A. IIvBRMORE,
G. w. HEnPsrEAD, n. d.,
+. CRoNIs, II. d.,
DR, W. P. HILLS, Davenport
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