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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-14
News from tho Star Of the West,

NEW ORk, Jan. IL.
The steamer Star Of the West. Capt Mellow
an, has arrived. She reports Wednesday. 10
A. NJ. ,nsde Charleston bar, laid too till day.
light, when che proceeded to enter the Lartor,
when IF Morris leland she vas fired into ty
the battery on that point, II sbots being fired
at her. one taking eight effect on her port
bow. aud %. as che turned to leave the hsrbor
on the starboari quarter ore ball passed be-
tween the smoke stack and the engine beam.
Finding it iu possible TO land the troops, was
returning to sea at 9 A. NJ when tte fire was
continued, several shots being fired After.
wards succe, ded in getting to sea without
further damage to the veeesi or those on board
On coming over the bar che struck twice !; re
mained outside the bar over W ednesday night.
That night saw steamers coming out OF the
hArbor, rpceed to be in pursuit exiinguish-
ed lights snd was not seen by them the same
night spoke shlp Emelis st. Perie Of and for
Charleston, was at anchor, who had been re
fused adnittance for having the American flag
flying The troop. will Z. main o board until
orders are received from W shiDgton. She lays
at anchor at the foot Of Chamber street, in the
North River.
The star Of the west also reports that it 10
only vessels Of light dra ught Of water that can
get within distance Of Charleston harbor TO do
service and also those in charge OF the batter.
les on Morris Island are not the inexperienced
gunners that were supposed, which was
plainly visible from their shots, which few
lively about the vessel.
The general fes ling among the troops and
crew on hos I'd IL in favor Of being landed at
Fort Sumpter, and the men are anxious TO re-
turn with proper meane OF offense and defense,
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D.6iculty between Seaaaor Toonbs and
Gen. ScGtt.


Alta private dinner party yesterday. high
words Iass-d between Senstor Toombs and
Lieut. Gen. Scott. According TO relations In
eongr .ssional circles, the conversation turned
ON the sending Of troops 10 Charleston. when
Mr Tconos expressed the hope that the people
there would siLk the Star u the West The
Gen. with much earnestnsss asked whether it
~as possible that he. As an American, desired
such an event. Mr. Tocmbs replied sfirms.
lively. aud that those Who sent he vessel there
shonld to sLhk with her Gen Scott tt ereuI on
said he was responsible for what he said. and
Mr. Toon.hs remarked "You nave known me
for 25 ears, and are aware that l, too, am rs.
eponshle.'
The matter is pending but the sahject. i. 10
said ia row in the hands Of friends
IL is probable that the Mississippi delegation
will formally retire II, m Congress tomorrow.
Lieut.. ruItot has arrived from Major Ander
son with dispatches Ia th. government.
Senator Hunter speech to-day produced .
profound sensation.
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Gov. Bcebe,S Message.

LEAvEswoKlH. X T., Jan IL.
The m. sssge OF the acting Gov. B.ete to
the Territorial Legislature Ia mainly devoted
to local affalrs The financial condition Of he
Territory 10 Encouraging, owing, in part, to
the disastrous ef.ec, of the drouth. The total
number Of acre sui bject 10 location. i. $500,
900. The total number Of farms. is l25,32s,
valued at So 64o 900. Total amount Of taxs-
be pr perly III the Territory, s22 900. 900.
The total amount Of taxes levied in 1889 and
1860 was SSl 900 about $23 900 OF that
le We'd 10 1852 still remains unpaid. He re
commeuds township. county, and municipal
organization tor the mineral regions in w estern
kanaas. In relation to the late distu hances
IN Linn end Bourbon counties he argues that
steps be taken for the enforcem ent Of the la
and the Indication Of the Government. IL.
recon- meDds an expression Of gratitude 10y III.
Legislature to the charitable ho have given
relief 10 the suff-rers V the drou'h and urg-s
repeal Of the act OF the las, session. prohib
iting slavery on th. ground OF liz uncons,i u
tionaity. 10 regard to National nHaiIs. he
thinks the present distrac ed state of Tia. eouh-
try 10 owing to the aggressive policy Of the
Republican party and nrges Union and conci
iation. but il dissolution takes place. he trnste
that Kansas will declIn. an ilen,ifica tion with
either y rtion Of the Union. but establish q
separate and independent government
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co Nj NJ Il II CIAL
DAV PORT MA Il EFT
DAILY REPORT

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEwsl
Saturday Eve, Jan. IL, 1861.
The wheat market rather sitter to day, and
work is also on the look up. Other things are un-
changed. We quote
FLOUR Firm at S4.Vo@4;25. Shipments $50
bbl.
WnEAr-656tesc. Receipts 3,5is bu.
BARLEY-Quiet at 25M33c. Receipts 400 bu.
shipments 400 bu.
CoRS Steady at l7c. Receipts ,552 bu.--
| shipments 700 bu.
OATs-4d I5c.
DRESSED HoGs-$ $4.5005.O0. Few in market.
HAY-Dull at SI6Oaj00.
CoAL-l0c ia the yard and lie by wagon from
CoatDwn.
WOOD $500 per cord.
PcULTRY-Live Chickens $I.25MI.50 y dos.
Dressed 6CG8c y Ii. Turkeys, 50Q75c dressed
10. sMl0c y n.
BurTEK.-Penty at l2H@I5s.
LARn-lO9l2Lc y ib.
UAAs--New Sugar Cured 1lWl2hc per ID
Common laMl Hc per Id.
PorAToEs-I5u25c y bushel.
TuRHIrs. -2o@3Oc per bu.
CHEEss--Herkmer Co. l3Gl Ito per lb. Wes-
tern Reserve II LMlZTc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-14

OBlTuARY.-We are panied to learn
that that eyed sRi highly respectable citizen
Of this place. Us. Woodward. departed this
life at his residence on 4th street on Friday
night.
For many year. Mr.. W. has been . resident
Of this county and has ever been known as .
highly respectable and upright citizen. He
died a ripe old sge. after life Of usefulness,
and leaves hosts Of relations and friends be-
hind Another "Oid Settler" has gone 10
rAak
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Maryland Convention.

BALTIAoRE, Jan. IL.
The Convection of Delegates from the vsri-
on. counties Of .sryland 10 consider the
crisis re-assenb@ this r. NJ. and passed res
olution. i.quee,ing the Governor TO issue .
proclamation for the people Of the State TO
vote on the last Monday in January--whether
they want a State Convention called or not.
and il the question is decided 10 the sfirma-
tive, 10 hold an election for Delegates 10 The
Conveution on the fire, Monday IN February
aleo unanimously psssed resolution approv-
Ing of Mr.. Crittendens proposition, and then
adjourned
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From Charleston. &

CHARLEsToN, Jan. IL.
A private dispatch to the Courier. ssys that
the Federal troops have abandoned all the forts
in P-n-acola Hsrbor except Fors Piekens.
where they are concentrated. and that !Oo
men have left Mobile to surprise Fort Pickens
Henry W. Conuor, a member Of tn. South
Carolina Convention, died at Elk o'clock this
evening. lie WIS u banker doing business at
Char les,on and New Orleans.
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CANADA LIQUOR STOlkl I
NJ. 50 BrAdv Street.

A SPLENDID NEW ASSORTMENT OF
"A Foreign and Domestic Wines and orandiee
juee Seceiye1 and for sale Low for cash. viz:
Superior Old Cognac, Of tn. bsst brands. &
Catavha Bseady, very fne aud pure,
saaa A@srieen Btandy, fsr cooking purposes,
Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky, guaranteed pure,
dAeny, Pert end Madeira Wines, old and piime,
5sa0 6perkling Caiawha and Champagne Wines,
~Ms vsry hest brands, - ogD
ChesEy, 6laetbeny and Raspberry Brandy
good ~ dyssatsry and diarhoa,
49, Vinsesr Oonmon Vinegar sorghum Syrup.
! p. ees 80 q, Ac,.. @c.
- = 49, uaa D soll st psises 70 ssit The
50 o94 sdeA0 = whdalals ~sseal. 81 s9
e11 .9dt 8. =. 1anG.Hr.
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Important from New Orleans.

NEw YORK Jan II.
special dispatch to the Herald Gays:
NEv ORLEASs Jan IL All the fortitea lions
are now in possession Of the Louisiana troops
The Z. S. Arsenal at Baton Rouge in com
mand Of Maj Haskin- And two companies. re-
fused to surrender. This morning the Arsenal
va. surrounded by six hundred State troop-
and q parley was held between Gov. Moore
and NJ Hsskins which tins " resol'ed in the
surrender Of the garrison. At 2 o'clock to.
day there was no opposition in taking the
other forts. The Crusader has not entered the
Mississippi. The excitement continues very
great.
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Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, w., JAZZ II.
joint resolution from the House relative to
the preser ya,ion Of the s.at1 quo was received
by the Senate to-day. substitute was offered
asking Of the President an assurance Of the
pre servs.ion Of absolute states qua for sixty
days, except to repel hostile invasion. This
vas adopted and the sutjec: finally referred
to Select Committee.
The House, .fter hot debate, adopted an
amendment to the Convention bill. authorizing
the opening polls at the time Of election for
delegates to take the sense Of the voters wne,h
er aoy action of the Convention relative to the
Federal Union, shall DO submitted to the peo.
pie for ratif cation or rejection, BY ayes n,
nays g.
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new YORK WIRE MILL.
NELSON 4 klC8MON ID,

MANUFACTURERS CT, AND DsALsns IN
WIR z OF ALL DES CRlPTIONS G
DARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO Or
i ders sent to their Waret opse, 81 John street.
N. Y, which will be filed PROMPTLY, and have
sPBBDY dispatch- -
Circulars furnished giving discount from List,
or nett prices 1t LOWEST nARkSr RATES.
TasMs :--Six months note, payable 9 Bank
With current rate Of Exchange on New York, or
per cent. Oh for Cash. Et@t3
xIsE stah ssIa 4 sossfs Soss III NEW rosx.
eeelrAAv1a A.s hNas.ai la
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Omaha, n T.. Jan. IL.
Both Honsea Of the Legislature adjourned
sine die at eight o'clock lsss evening. But
iiule general legislation has been passed dur
ing the session. An effort to pass limitation
act fn effect rerudistory Of al deb's Of two
wears standing failed. The biils Incorporating
the Missouri. and Western, and Pacific Tse-
graph Companies, PASSED both Houses, and
received the sanction Of the Governor.
The weather is warm, and snow wasting
rapidly
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From ChaTlestOn.

CHARLRsToN, 5. c., Jan. IL
The South Carolina oecretsries Of War and
State went Yesterday to Fort Sumter under .
fsg Of truce. There is great excitement. and
all sorts OF ru.Dors are af,oat as to heir ob-
ject. bot nothing eertsin 10 publicly known
The Secretaries remained two hours at Fort
Sumter. Il 10 believed their visit VAS not
hostile
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Como TO MARKET EYrRAORDINARY.-
Our friend George J. Hyde, Esq, OF Peas Mt
Valley township. and VIII, by the way. is one
Of the most thriving farmers Of Scott county.
informs us that on Thursday morning last, he
hitel ed up his teams-two Of them-snd pro-
csedsd to market with Two loads 0. pork
each load conprising seventeen porkers. neat
y dressed. BY noon re had got his pork into
market and got the money for it in his
pocket amounting in all to the handsome
eum OF s54O This we call pretty
substantial way Of marketing. 1t is getting
the money AH At once instead Of in email sums
through the week or month. and seems to do
much more good. Mr.. Hyde 10 Of the opinion
that raising hogs psys He fattens ON corn.
and it y i'll be seen that he made short work
of getting his corn to market.
In order to get $540 worth Of corn to mar.
kat at sixteen cents per bushel-twenty- -fiv 9
dollars to load lin ear) it would imply tho
moving to tows Of one hundred and eight
loads. The expense Of doing it any farmer
can calculate for himself. We agree wich Mr..
Hyde that the policy Of feeding corn at home
and marketing it in the shape Of flesh 10 the
most ssnsbls-st al events, 90 long as corn is
At the present prevailing figure.
CooI.-A little circumstance, says the
Rock Island Register. has just come to US
through friend OF thu parties, which we are
tempted to make public 1t is as follows A
couple very we'll known ia the county are at
pres mt arranging terms fer separation to
avoid the scandal OF a judicial divorce friend
has been employed ty tho husband to nego-
tiate the matter. The latest mission was 10
reference to q valuable ring given to the wife
before marriage by the husband. Fer thss he
would make . certain much desired cohcess-
ion the friend made the demand. "What,
said the indignant wife, "do you venture to
charge yourself with such mission to me =
Cso you believe that could ear myself from
my husband loved meI No This ring is N y
only souvenir Of happiness forever departed
Tis all (and here she wept) that now possess
Of once fond husband The friend insisted
The lady supplicated-grew obsl,nate-grew
dsspersts-threstened to submit to public di
vorce as lesser evil than parting with the
cherished riDg-and at last. confessed that
shs had sold It sir months before.
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The Philharmonic Society will meet
this evening ct Ia o'clock. for rehearsal.

THERE was no email amount of ex-
citeDent in town Saturday. in consequence Of
the secession and other startling news. No
wonder the people arc excited; there are four
States less ia the Union than there were 9 few
1aus
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kejOicings IN Mississippi.

JACK-oN Miss Jan H.
The artillery ordered to Vick-burg
ear this morning hy the Governor, to hal!
snd question all rassitg steamboats. Fifteen
guns fired last III. ht on receipt OF the
newe 4 the eecession Of Alabama and Florida.
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KlcBnoND, Va, jan. II.
The banquet for Gov. Floyd took place las.
night. Gov. Floyd made 8 speech ard lated
the conversation he hsd with the President.
eho ~iog bresch Of faith on tho part Of the
Presidset, leading 70 bis (Floyd's) resignation.
Gov. Floyd soaaesllsd resistance 70 FEDERAL
onnroton. 4
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Republican Meeting.

F., NEWARK, N. j Jan. L.
The Republican meeting held here this
evening. adopted resolutions agains. any com.
promise endorsing the Republican Platform !;
| in favor If susta,niE4 the Cons,itut on aud
forcing tne laws. and approving Of Major An
| derso,,'s cour-p
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From Norfolk.

NORFOLK Jan IT.
Before daylight this Urrhitg. "A steamer
went 10 the FeGeral nagaziue wharf, ioaded
with powder and left. Her destination 10 not
Known
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THE CI y.

Council MEErrSG. AT meeting Of
the City Council Saturday afternoon. Aid.
Guelich WAS selected to attend the meeting cf
the stockholders of the Gas Company to-day,
as an attorney for the city.
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RejUicings Over Secession.

MoBiLE Jan IL.
The teces-ion Of the State has caused z, eat
r.joicngs here 100 gun. have been tired in
honor VI the event. 100000 has been cab
scribed by the ci,ixens for the defence Of Mo-
bile
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JOHN zIMMERmANN.

r DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
"Yl turer, ono door west Of corner
yvx 18th and LeClaire streets, Davsnpert.
Iowa. All instruments of my own make warranted
and kept in order. without charge, ave years.
MB.-Rspairing and tuaine done at all times
nd in the best manner.
DAVENPORT, April l5, 1860. Iapll8-dly q
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Ar. sherman said to-day in the House that
after the navy and army bile shali have been
disposed of, thsjopporiunity deslred BY south
ern men for debate, will be afforded
1t is said that Mr.. Tsy lor, Chief Clerk Of the
New York Poet Office, will be appointed Post
Master.
WARRINGTON, Jan. II.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Dix, will not
enter upon his office till after next week, hsv-
ing previously 70 arrange some business In
New York.
There was . Cabinet meeting last night till
. late hour on the dispatches brought by Lieut..
Talbot from Maj Anderson. There is 10 rsa
con 10 believe that anything further will be
yielded to South Caroline.
NEw YoRK, Jan IL
The Herald correspondent says James N.
Carlisle will probably be nominated Secretary
Of the Interior. and Mr.. Branch. Of N. c.. 10
talked Of fer Post Master General. ~ case Mr..
Hollis name 10 sent to the Senate for Seer tetsry
Of War.
1t is understood that IN Getting 10 to bs held,
Of certain flIbusters tomorrow, to oppose the
government troots entering Fort McHenry.
The steamship North Star from Aspin wall,
with 81 .462.594 from Cslitornis, has arrived
California news nntici ated.
The steamship Desoto has srrivee from
Havana News ante pated. She brings ~ :
lt6, l4S D specie.
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II. M. PRElTYMAN,

(PORMKRLY BURROWS h PRErrYMAN.)
CTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMlS-
> sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. 1, Barsow's Bleek, Levss,
apll.tfl DAVENPORT Iowa.
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RejOicings in Georgia.

AtGU-TA, Jan. H.
sala'e OF loo guns was ftei here to day
for Florida, and 100 more for Alabama
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&. II. ScRIvEs, 20, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized to receive advertisem ents for this pa
per.
ROUNDS LASGDos, l55 Randolph street, Chi
eago auth srised to receive advertisements for
this paper.
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Flsy,aa Conc Oas oG the Ualos.

~ s@-at ''a TAtLAHAssE, Jan. IL.
The Florida State Cow sDtion passed the
ordinance Of secession ysstsrday, BY vote Of
az - Ii ga,EsE ssAAx....s@.x .aaAxs 3sgi
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J. A. REID, NJ. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. b, corner Main ani Third streets, Dav-
export, lows.
DR.. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
bours of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged sept2s
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CAMERON 4 wlDDmINGTON.

HOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
II No. ., East Third street, Davenport, Iowa
Plain ana Decorative Paper Hangers, Grainers,
NAsblcu and Sign Writers.
Msssrs. @. 4 ". having had upwards Of twenty
yoars' experience in the business, guarantee sat
SofAetion to all parties entrusting work to them.
~Papes Hanging in every style, from com-
nen brown paper to the most elaborate decora-
Nons.
n. b. Whitening and Wsll Coloring. lje26-dsm
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A. r. Il ID. KELLY,
nACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
il Shippers Of Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian 1e-dAw
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", r.. CLAIR X .

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA and Notary Public, Metropolitan Block, Dav-
export, Iowa. mars If
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$4,000 TO Loan

IN IMPROVED FARMS In SCOTT, CLrN-
~ ton or Ced ar counties, for three, four OK i've
years time. Terms reasonable.
January 10th, 1861.
japil lwdAw NACKLOT h CORBIN.
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EDW Ar ID 3. FRASER
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ / Patshins old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. ap9-dly
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J. 9. PARKER,A Nd. GEO. ". ACAkN, u. d.
DOCTORS PARKER Il NcCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
L No.. Franklin Block, second floor, Brady St.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR.. PARKER's residence, corner 9th and lie Claire
streets. Dr. Geo. w. McCARHs residence, east
side Of Brady, second door from corner Of eth.
myl7-dtf
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IGNATIUS LANCER,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON Il ACCOUCHEUR.
L OvPICE-South- -east corner of Brady and Sec
end streets. Office hours from to 8 A. NJ, and
toSP. n. june27-tf
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j. J. 81 We q .ANCE

DENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices, at his Rooms, next door
% shepherds Anbrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Ofhce.
N. Is. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 If
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
NORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, lows. DAVIS 4 Sons, Proprietors
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Ananosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l-1y
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D8AMK PLUAER. GEO. u. VAN Hos IN
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN,

A TTORNEYs AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
IA and Notariss Public. Alss, agents for tn
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn.,, Capital, 100000 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital, $500,040.
Once in LeClairs Block, Davenport. sept
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RITRTlS HOUSE.

CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
" Davenport, Iowa. mcb22dt
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CORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
" streeJs, Iowa City, lows, J. TRUsDELL, Pro
prietor. aug2l diff.
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Il. oLIvu


II O0 PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
IL Icy, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAvBxPoRr, March 3o--dSmwtf.
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GEORGE y. HUBBELL.
TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUR-
n LIC. OFFICE, No. l, up stairs over Smith 3
Variety Store, of Brady and second streets.
apl6-dly
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AUSTIN CoRBIS. GEO 9. C. Dow. q. 3. BROWN.
COR DlN, DOW T. BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
IA and Notaries PubIic.
b. :. Brown, United States Commi ssioner.
Ov1tCE-At Macklot l. Corbin's Exchange Of
leo, Davenport, Iowa. mAr3-tf
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Law DsMrlIAevship.

Law IsNrlmerxhip.
JNo. ?. COOK. J. WILSON DRUR IT
COOK Il DR RUkY,
Successors to Cook, Dillon d LtndLey.
1X7E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice of the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK / DRURY.
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T OST-A LETTER MAILED IN BOSTON, OCT rs TO
note tor $2Os, due Is aud endorsed by T. 81 cum
said letter not having reached ia on parties are
hereby cautioned not to neg ,ie said
beenstopprd kRAFE ~ lilhl, 81 Duane 1T.
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