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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

tNa SAsunDAy, Nay 1s.
ARRIVED.
euoKD 0sAss, Rhodes, st. Louis.
HAvEnYB 6RAsn, Gray, 81. PAul.
DGRAns1D.
0vcuR S4Asa, nAeass, 6ts Paal.
HAvUrs SsAs1, 0lay, St. Louis.
he Nssthssass. Capt. Afford, win depart Sw
o. Pal te-day. This seas e The fastest sal
bet o0sessa ralhsla = tAs tsads, aad paessa-
asas taki.e MP viii CopA Al1ssd viii Asvs .
hight ed t,ns.
ne nail - paseeeeae peakst Kate Oassal,
Oap&. HulAenns win haek out fos 1ost 1a1isea
q Il sssloak tAjs svo6ine.
1he Vn. Z. BVinG. Capt Rhedss. win lssvs
ss g. Lsais tsaag.
he 49, .pArA slesuhsas arrivals Il this
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

r.. 81 LoUIs Nay 10.
Yesterday BY the u. 8. sushc rifles. aod sor.s1.
cradle quantity Of arms and munitions q -,
taken therefrom.
lhs rides taken ysstssday from the Central
M.stropolitan police citation belonged to Heo,v
". Hart. Colonel Of the Conssisu tiousl Gus,ds
ana nsd ossn sent 70 The police station Tor ~:
keeping.
The city is nov sDvironsd By liss Of .in.
sAry posts. extending IRON The liver below ~
arsenal. around the western ootskirts q ~
river again 70 the north. The object or ~.
posts is to prevent hostile troops and mrnisie.s
o. var from interfering with ths peses. end =
give complete security to every pssssiul eiti.
Zen. The forces composing ,hess enesmDmsnes
belong 70 the regiments under the eommaa1 n
Cols Blair. Boenstsin and Sissl
T.snty-ssvsD persons have died Of voo,ds
received 10 The Camp Jackson aaair. snd 8 n
the Walnut street collision.
Inc Psnsseols correspondent Of tho Mobile
Adssvtsssv says that 600 troops from Georgia
and Alabama arrived there on the 18th. beise
the advance guard Of 1000 recently ordered
10 thst point. They will increase Gen. BeseIs
command to about 10000 mes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

6ght. according 70 ths latitude il wAish L -
pssused-ths 0ovssnos's deseoest rssds esly
eas vay. vis: borrow big pile. and arm ssd
equip oss. two. thrss. four - Ass regInssts.t -
ssspsl invssioo." Conssqasoses resulting from
THE interpretation of the nssssgs-ths trans.
iornatioa ef couple q dossa o. snsll polite
iaos into eolossls. majors. ssptaias. Rsutsn.
anss. ste. ste.-ths and 10 iorths stsnd for the
sssal senpliment Of four eorporsls 70 sash
company.
I'd. huge quantity Of stsAlings BY issidsvs.
Sd. Ao eaormous State dsbs. uabsassbls taxa
tioo. rsinsd credit. and al The evils Of "hard
sioes."
Conssqusses Of the shove ssnssqssness. An
enormous gulf into which The aeters In The
drama thst is nov being performed upoa The
boasds In Jows will b hurled. You and your
readers will plsass do yosr hanbls eorrsspond.
ent the favor to coincide with The above proph
coy to the extent that you think it, merits and
NO more,
The standing committees have all bssa IN.
nounesd. and the wheels d lsgislssion will
new roll on" ct rapid pass. "Go ahead"
seems 70 bs the motto Of most ef the member
and "go il" say the oataidsrs. Should the
Constitution suddeniy check the pace Of the
Law maksri in few days. shail not ts q al
disappointed. Significant Judge Hall to-day 10.
troduced resolution that the Clerk furnish
each member with copy Of the Consultation
Of the Stats-he thought W might have use
for that seemingly forgotten instrument.
Romors are adoat thas there are spies 10
the csmp-iu other words that there srs per.
sons here from our sister States OF Missouri,
Kentucky and Tennessee. cannot vouch for
the truth VI this rumor. but If gentlemen from
these States have visited ~ for the purpose Of
looking in upon the Extra Session, can see
no good resson Why any one should be alarm
ed. Or Why it is necessary e borrow > sin
gle sdditionsl dollar on their account. Their
presence should create NO more alarm than
. visit from Horace Greeley or the ghost Of
John Brown.
OF course you will not fail 70 publish With
The messsgs Kelloggs famous war resolution.
Kellogg must be nads . nsmbsr Of the Gov.
srnors staff by al means, With the title Of
Colonel. Perhaps Caldwell, however, 10 On.
titled to be credited 10 part for the ''thun
Ter that this resolution contains. - he and |
Kellogg occupy the Same desk. II % let
Caldwell be made Lieut. Col or Captain. We |
ave had no spssebes yet. but l am csrtsiD
hat our friends Claggstt and Bennett will
ot fail US 10 this particular. It may 30.
owever. that ws are doomed to bs disap-
ointed. We should mot BE-, an sure Of this.
Jnited States District Attorney was In the
eat. which he occupied at the last session
What the day brings forth will try and
. up for you in readable shape In my next
.t'er. CAPITOL.
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lSpscisl TO the New York Herald.
Important iron vivginAs.

=. LrScHsuao. Nay IL.
t reported that the rsmains Of Wsshisr.
ION nae been conveyed 70 Lexingtsn. W.. esd
there inferred.
direct news from Harpsrs Ferry, received
~ tnls morn'"gs arrival. Gays that nsv bse.
'snes nave ossn erected on the hills Il ~
,"pposed oy 'hs Ksbsl.Chisf that they wosld
BE- attacked soon sitsr the close of thia 49,
and that General Butler would eommand N:
expedition.
Yesterday scout parties we're sent ont and
te'seraphie signals agreed on by which 90.
prosch'ng troops, ~ere 10 be made known.
gsntlsmao from Virginia eonirms the rs.
ports that any army which invddss that State.
=. VII De harrssssd by murdsrous bands Of essr.
illas.i
An onicer Of troops. just from Cair.. ave
,na' Zen. iiilow was certainly seen On tie
Kentucky side Of the river Saturday.
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NUMBER 1888.


49, 1onIooansY. uav n.
Csegrsss passed sssber q biIi te-1ar.,.
s.'ass patent odbes. regulating ssls1ssSA
nsss s.tAerisisg The isas 4 flfvy 1il1ss ~.
- bonds. payable in 20 ysass istsess ~
s.seeoing Per ssak. or u hea theeeof he.1s
q isoe q ~. 100000 Treasury noese 1. s-sii
sums With issseeee,
~ Sshitsssss ef Texas. psssssted : -.
sisi ffoo Ne Tsxss ssd Nsv Orlsase ,.iiss.S
'essssed - Military Comnistss.
II Coorod pressatsd . petition fron = -.
Tain New Orleans railroad. slso : bill = ~.
supe from duty ears purchased by ths M
Of'ss.s and Cssroltos Co. Referred o nrasss
Committse.
= Dali vss Pssesd defining he Mmits q the
port Of New Orlssns, which embrace I'll ~
waters and shores on both sidss of the NI,ais.
sippi river within the parish of Nev Orlee.a.
and thas part Of the parish Of JsGsrsoe 8 ~
r'gnt psnk of the upper line of Dssssihaas -
n9.l, and lsft bank to Huntsvills. The poet e
Dsy on =, Johns Lake port, and Port Fooehe.
,rslo 20 % abolishsd and dptiee eolleeIe6 81
New Orlsans. s0''so %
Ao Get Va passed abolishiag mi,ts a Nae
orleans and Dolilonga after The let Of Jr.e'
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0AMM Z rel Al.
DAv NPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE or rHs DEMOCRAT AND NRws,l
Saturday Eve., May Is, 1851. !

Saturday Eve., May 1S, 1851. J
Wheat is not so frn. Corn 10 very plenty and
buyees are not very anxious att. We quote:
FLOUR Firm 1t 34.6O05.00. Shipmsnts 400
bbls.
WnzAr--Quiet 1t ss@7oc. Receipts 1890 bu.
Shipments 1850 bu.
BARLEY-20@25c. Receipts CAS- bu.
CoaN--Steady 1t lsc@lsc. Receipts 1926 bu.
Shipments 1880 bu.
OArs-l30l5c. Receipts 1Ss bu.
PorAToEs. at 708c. Receipts l30 bu.
HAY-Dull It 34@5.
CoAl-From wagon loo pr bushsl; Coal Vel.
ley coal 90 in yard Henry county coal l0e in The
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord
LARD-lO@l3ke = b.
HAns-New Sugar Cured ll@l2Kc psr b.
Common 1o@llKc per ID.
CHEms-Hsrkimsr Go. ls0l5s.p per h.; Wss-
tern Reserve 1l11@l2ke.
PouLrRY-Live Chickens 4l.35D1.6O = dos
Dressed s0ss = b. Turkeys, 6e@7te dressed
do. s@l0c = h.
BUrrss-Plsnty 1t lo0l31<s y b.
E0as-lO0l21<c p dos.
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Later from Texss,

NEv OsLsASs. May II.
troops in Texaa "--n------~s~edsA-
Texans in large numbers doubtless appear
on tho frontier, taking necessary steps 70 Dc.
fend the State against invasion.
Unfoundsd rumors st Montgomery ststs
thst sbolitionists are marching to capture Sorts
on the upper border.
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new York Aarket.

New YoRE, Nay 10.
FLoUR-Dull and heavy foe eoones gFades.-
95.15@5 50 commen to medium extra Western
1l.9596.l0 Super Western; 35.5005.so Inferior
70 Good shipping Braads and Extra Round Hoop
Ohio.
RYB FLou.-6tsady st u. .lO0l.l0.
WnBAf-Masket hfn foe good sound parcels
With fair export demand. 3l.3e0l - Winter
Rcd Western &l.l6 White NilwSukss.
RYH-Market steady. Go.
BAsLsY-Dull, 66070s.
Coan-Market6rn. t6057c Old Mixed West
ern.
OAfs-Maskst lr1. 3o09oe Weetesn aad
State.
PoaK- Market dull.
WmwY-Nasksth hssvy cd droepthg, 1es.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

GovERHoR's MEssA0E.-We give the
entire svsilsbls spsss Of The sssssd psgs Of
this edition 70 the 0ovsrnor's Message. which
no doubt will b eagerly read By the people
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20
EVENING DISPATCHu.
Pson Philsdel phis.

PaiLADsL1nIA, Nay 1s.
The tug Yankee arrived today. hsvisg II
tow schoonsrs loaded With tobaeco. They
surrendered to the Harriet Lane of Cape Hss.
~. The officer In charge reports that The ship
North Carciins, In bslsst. from Hsvrs, ssd
another ship. we're ssissd Twssty vssssls
have besn detsised by the Asst, isslsdasg I've
tObacco vessels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

REDUCTION IN KERosENE.-Webb is
nov selling the best quality Of Bostos Kero
sens for 80 cents per gallon. and second grsdes
st 60 cents. II ID warranted TO be all right
Kerosene Lsmps Burners and Shades ct the
came plaes-No. ls L. Claire Row.
SOL wd4w4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

10 the House, on the 10Th. the following
standing committees we're announced
| Ways aad Aeans.-Nessrs, Caldwell. Jeuninse
Bowd.in, williamson, Of Warren, and Merrill.
JSdscsary.-1essrs. Hall, Ruddick, Bennett and
| Rossncrans.
Elpe.d;tsres.-Aessrs. Lambert, Harris, Barnes,
racewell and Clark, OF Jefferson.
| schools and USiuersisies.-Messrs Dowdoin.
uniavy,. Hoag, Davis, Of johnson, and Willian.
Ga'.s.-Aes:rs. Wright, Rees, Cue, CLARK. sf
| Desmoinss, and Reed.
Federal RAasio~s.- Nsssrs. Claggstt, William
son. Of Louisa, Peet. Rossncrans and Gnidks.
Charitable Lsssisuejoss Aessrs litter Stevens.
Aangold, NcQuinn and Conner.
P.tlie Lands---Aessrs, Sabin, Peet, Stantsa,
Gniffk ks and NsQuinn.
County and Iovnship Orsasisosion Nsssry.
Gillstt, Williams. Lynch, Bsal, Blackferd and
Merrill.
MS cs..s:s;;-Aess" shipman, Riddle, Has
improvement Of Desmoi~ss Mitch
ell, McCoullough, Of Lee, Tompkins. Beal and
Streeter.
Roads aad HgA.oays Nessrs Strsstsr, MeCul-
Tough, Of Jackson, Parker, Clark, Of Dsamoinss,
Pr;ns;ng.-Hssss. Bsr.m.n, Bennett, Black
ford, Dunlavy and Glasgow.
Elsoions.-nesss. Rsss, Habin, LeLashurs,
Withrow and Aillard.
zNr0<ted 0tUs.-Uonnleon ana faulk.
Engvossed BHIs.-Nsssss. Curtis and NcQuinn.
Railroads--Aessrs Bsssman, Conner, Lynch,
Hedges and Gillett.
Bsnks.-Msssrs, CLARK, Il johnson, Williams Of
D ucuque, Glasgow, Witter and Hotchkiss.
State Li6rary.-Messrs. Paulk, Parker, Harris,
Haskell and Stanton.
Iasernal LmproOsmesss:- :--Messrs. Tsylor, More
head, Jones, Price and Ellis.
Interpretations -Ruddick, Bennett, Riddle, ,Bsmis
and Parker.
Public improvements. .--Nsssrs. Rosencrans, Ds-
Wis. Robinson, Nillard and Mccullough, of jack
son.
Agr;cai,srs. -Msssrs. Cue, Robinson, Whitaker
and Bsrnes.
Miitio.--M -Messrs. Baker, Goodrell, Robb, Noble,
Kellogg, Sh ipman and Aossr.
vhK:hl hKhless sdistS Il: following resolutions
WHsRRAs, The President Of the United States
has appealed to al loyal cit.ens to favor, faci-
tate and aid the efforts r. maintain the honor the
ipte gritty and the existance Of the National
Union, and suppress treason and rebellion. There
fore be- it
Resolved BY The House of Representatives, the
Senate comcurring, That the faith, credit and re-
sources Of the state of Iowa, both in men ard
money, are hereby inviolably pledged to any
amount and to every extent which the Federal
Government may demand, to suppress treason,
sutdue rebellion, enforce the laws, protect the
lives and property Of loyal citisens and maintain
inyiolste the and integrity Of the ma
tion.
Pesolvsd, That the Governor and Secretary Of
State, be, and are hereby, authorized to forward
. certified copy ofthsse resolutions to the Presi-
dent Of the United States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

YoUsa WoLvEs.-A cage Of young
wolves ornamsstsd the sidewalk in front Of
Post Once Block on Saturday. and we're visitsd
BY numerous citizens. They were purchased
by friend Smith. who. possibly. intends TO 60
into the msnsgeris business.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

RorTIN0.-We heard several farmers
In tovs yesterday complaining thst their corn
vss rotting 10 the ground esnsidsrsbly, where
Il vss planted early. This.is listls unpless
ant. bot there y pleety Of time 70 plant more
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SOUTHERN CHlvALRY.-It 10 . good
thing to talk about and We do not cay that
NO such thing ever existed, Or that there are
not dim traces Of It left even In these days;
but II strikes 10 thst We see Nany things ems
mating from below Mason 4 DixoD's line. which
are several moves from the chivalrous. There
came up on boat yesterday man Who bors
the impress Of the acts Of Southern barbsritv,
which We shall not soon forget He came with
. shaved head, and . back lacersted With
many stripes. He vas Union man and with.
in the Jurisdiction Of the United States had
dared cay % much. That vas the head and
front Of his offending ..snd it had cost him .
brutal whipping and coat Of tar and festhsrs.
We have only to ssy to this that the psrpstrs-
tore are only cutting. their own fingers-only
paving their way to destruction. When 1t
comes 10 that. that . man cannot speak for the
Union in the United Statee, without laying
himsslf liable to such treatment. it 10 high time
that the American people come to On under.
standing. The South will 6nd bitter and Nm.
rslsntipg foss in those men who havs been the
subjssls Of its ssourges; they will return upon
their coil under The folds Of the Stars and
Stripss. and seek revenge At the point Of the
bayonst Let them continue sneh brutality ;
they ere but sowing TO the wind. and the crop
Of Wh,rlvinds which thsy will reap will Be
fearful Lat them not forget that there will
Be an account Of oil these things made, and
one day there will b. On swlul settlement.
Fac RAIsIx0.-We understand that
. large Dag vas raised st the rssidenee Of An
drew J. Hyde. Esq in Pleasant Valley teva.
ship. on Saturday. With appropriate esrsoe-
niss. We did not learn the partieulars
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

CARD.-Prcvious to leaving this city
desire to return my hsssrtfelt thanks to the cit
isens Of Davenport aud Rock Island, who have
treated me with 90 much hospitality and kind.
ness. and assisted me in my search fer the
bodies OF my vile and grandson. drowned st
the sinking Of the Grey Eagle last week.
shall never s..oxs ~. r.. -,.. .ho-,u
J. WEAvER, of Dyersvills, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

MARRIED.-Lt. Burlock, U. s. A., was
made the hsppy husband Of one Of Davsn-
ports fsirsst daughters. Saturday morning.
The lovely bride 10 the daughter Of D. W.
Wheeler. Esq. They started on their wedding
tour on the mornings train East We trust
this enlistment Of friend Burlock will bs long
and happy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

Borrow, Nay 10.
A bill was introduced In the House to-day.
which proposes to prohibit any person dirdAtly Of
Of seeded States, under . penalty Of imprisou-
ment in the penitentiary. The bill wss rsfsnsa
to special COMMITTEES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

LOOK OUT.-Keep a sharp eye on
currency matters. The less one hss on hand
the less hs will lose. Indications ere strong
that there is crash coming that vii! shake sll
the finances Of the Northwest to The founds.
tions We urge upon the public The stern Ne
ee's'ty Of looking TO this matter in season. Be
adviaad in aNaaon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

COOP BUsINEss.-Our Hotels seem to
be doing thriving business this season. Dav-
export has the best hot els in the State by .
long odds. and it 10 g ratification to see them
we'll patronised. The B'artis Houee 10 still the
centre Of attraction. Of course. and ito books
indicate daily the po pularity which it has
earned ct home and aboard. The LeCla,re,
New Pennsylvanis. 500 tt. and st. Louis Houses
are going along with . prosperous current.
The hotel registers are plain index Of the &C
tivity Of any town, ard il plsssss Ne TO zee.
They oil sndssvor TODD the right thing for the
public. and their efyo rts are we'll appreciated.
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SOW A0D .. RRA0ER,
CARPENTER and BUILDER, At COATES
- 4Pstohias I'D shop, alley opposite Engine
Hsass on Brady street. [splo-dfv
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CLINTON HOUSE,
HvORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa City, lowe. J. TausDslL, Pro
psietos ausal-dtf.
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osAs. .. PUTNAM. JO1n n. ROGBno
PUTNAM 4 0O0ERS.
A TTORNEYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW
"A Or.!cs, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main It,,
ossseo Fioes. jun5-dtf
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tn E oITY.

RAiN.-A 6ne shower Of rain visited
this precinct Saturday sltsrnoos.
BsAu11vuL.-The new design for pat
riotis sots paper at Stars's II 10 slsgssA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-20

MILITARY u LOTHRs.-Ihe ID. u. AS
are having their rsniforms. made up--at least.
their pantsloons. Sam. Perry and Cone ere
slsshing away at q out fifty pairs each. and
viii have them ready this week. The style il
steel mixed satinett - good cold article. with
. red stripe In the. leg. Their coats will prob.
ably be made Of blue.
The Frsir,s R'sn gers (ths Scott Co. Cavalry
Compsny) have 20 rdsred aifull uniform at Per
rye. II 10 to be made Of gray satinstt through
out. and barred across the breast
The boys are getting ready for service. and
vill probably have plenty to do soon. lie,
them be v ell provided for before they leave
The State.
Still raEr CoMs.-Saturday morn
ing the steamsS Sucker State landed st our
lsves over ono hundred people IRON the South.
Who propose N * Ing Davenport their future
abiding plass- Large quantities Of household
furniture and goods accompanied thsm. giving
assurance that the snisrants had determined
on ous city ~ their .pansasnt hooA We also
sotiesd number Of balss ofeotton piled upon
the vhsrf. and anon : other thiags . eonplsts
eut6s for fret elass drpg store.
We ere glad 10 zee ~ masy people Stocking
= THE section. Fer tha nGst peet they are
persons Of substance. ~she ars leettsg eat fes
sale investments for thsI : surplus nsase There
ars thouAads ef vsys 70 ahsn - sollev thei'
noasy probably. ssd ikh due diligence they
can eaely smass . eomF setsney,
*Ous lands they azs br eael saeushs denS b
alarmed"
w. - The part u esr >itissns. sztsal u
al) hoosty Woloo0A
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WAsu,so-ox nav,a

WAsHIsoroS. May 10.
The long bridge connecting with the Virginia
shore was guarded last night by larger numbse
Of elective troops than heretofore. An armed
vessel was in the vicinity. These measures vsss
precautionary in view Of reports Of . design -
injure the bridge BY the sscessionists.
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II y OONoDOH. VA. HALL.
OONoDON = HALL.
A TTORNEYS AND COUN6BLORS FLAW.
IA and Notasiss Publie. Onee. North vest
ornsr OF Brady and Heeond stssets, up-stairs-
ntrAnce on Brady street. jnly 0e-dtf
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New York 0lock Market.
INV Yonx, Nay 10.
Stocks unsottod and lower.
No. Sc, 36k Tssn. 50, ~ W., aS.
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20. oAnFsBLL. JOHN Q. DILla;
CAMPBELL 4 BILLS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
IA Once No. !. Davenport Block. [nov3l-M
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REJ0OHsAA
CA N e RON 4 WlD DRIN0TON. ID Il
HOUSE PAIErBRs AND 0LAzIBRs,
uAvIN0 MOVED FROM NO. Q. EAST
IL Third street TO No. Is, West Third street, are
now ready to attend % al orders Of Painting
Plato sad Decorative Paper hanging, 0rsinis9,
nasbling. Sign Writing, Whitening and wall
Coloring. lmch28-sm
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AUSTIN COkDIN. 0D0.o. Q. DOW. Q. !. DnOWu
CON D1Ns DOW 01sOWNs
A TTORNEYSA AND COUNSELORS ATLAW.
IA and NotAries Public,
=. e. BROwx, United States Commissioner.
O1vvCu-At nacklot 3 Corbin's Exohanee Of
Ass, Davenport, lows. mar8-tf
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A TfORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
IA and Notary Publis, No. Nickolls' Block, Dav-
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A. p. = ID. KELLY.
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK ANN
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