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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04
rhe Expedition Against Mexico.
SAILING or rue fIHsr DIVISION or rnn SPANISH



FLEET.
From the Ioudon Times Oct o.
II" Spanish screw steam frgats Conception 81 guns,
CAPTAIN Don Manuel Macgohan aud Icaltaa IL Carain
Don Pedro del Castillo lett rad2 Ter Havana on the 18th
inst These vessels are 70 form part Of tho destined ex
petition 10 Vera Cruz,
| TERMS OF THE THIrARrItG TREATY-ESGLANDs PRO-
tiso As 10 A MONARCHY.
Ihe C1epoaaontir oi Madrid Of the l7ib OF .,eber
states that BY the Intervention Of the Emperor of he
French, ngand has adopted the views OF France and
Spain with regard % Meyco and THAI the three powers
are 10 act N common II says that their intention Is 10
occupy for time Vera Cruz and Tanpco aso that Spain
Is to supply twods of the land forces which are To be
employed. and England anu Trance the other third u
adds that England proposes u the three powers not 10 al
loo any prince n the REFINING fanatics 10 accet N. erotgn
q Merco, "a he ertns Of monarchy bang re established IN
! hdi country
SPANISH LOAN PROPOSED IN LONDON
From the Manchester Guardian iClty Artecl Oct %
| II appears that spain is cndeavorng 10 raise about
g. 0o0 600 in london nnA Paris on ave pcr cent Treasury
bonds at tue price Of lS redcnabe in one or two years
" would not he worry WISE for people furnish her
wi'h fneas WHICH sha requires solely for her ambitious
projects in - Domingo, Mexico and Aloroceo and the
Tines ges an opoftune warning that owing to her dis
graceful career, sho trancay outayed on the Lon.
don stock &cagc ant thai such bonds as are now Of
iered would prove totally un-aleabe at any period Of
diacuty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04

more than we want and more than England and
France can spare.
The following table shows the course Of the
stock market during the past week and month";
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

v(,kUSTtE'I SA..E.-A On the I'D
l day 0, De:eI.ber, A. b I7,-, Lynn y born
and Phrse, his wue, executed unto John Z. Bus
u. Trustee, u certain de- i Of Trust, conveying 70
saii Trustee the land in SCOT county, Iowa,
On Of the northeast qnart.r o. sect.on No.
twenty ~, il township No. seventy h'he ~.
north OF range No. y rec 90 east Of the 9TH
rrinc'ph meridian, Containing eighty acres VI
Land which said conveyance WIS made by tho
faid LYMAN Osuuru and fn.bo, his wife, Tor tho
purpose ri securing the payment OF certain
yrOni-sory note aud The interest thereon, lghed
by sud iynau Usborn, dale j the sd day OF De-
cembe-. A. D., 80. AM payable as follows One
year ter date, AT the nihrc oi J0nh y. Dil =, IN
Davenport, Iowa, with ten e. cent. ihteIe from
date, to q. u. Noxon Or order
nd now, aid note having become due and pay
able, ana the sad Lyman Osborn having iaiied
to pay the same, !, John 4. BILLS Trustee al
aforesaid. do hereby live this public notice,
NJ the request Of the owner o saiu hoic, thbt
by virtue ~ the lower which - IN Me vesies oy
Dec.i Of Trust, viii, -n ihursday,'he IL day
OF November, A. ID. ~ |, at the hour of O'Clock
IN the forenoon Oh said day, a. tho Court House
door, in the city OF davenport, expose snd ofier foi
sale, at ru lie u,tion. the parcel Vi land
above described, OF 50 much thereof ~ shall
be necessary to satety ana pay IN. amount oi said
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of
sale, together with sII the COTS and expenses
attending said sale, costs o. this notice and Irus
tees fees.
dated the 2lst day Of Oct Der. 4. D.. 1861.
JOHN Z. BILL :,
ocM-dtsl Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

Especial to the Chicsg Inbune.'
NV

Especial to the Chicsg Tribune.'
~ Lours, Sov.l.
From 1t. Sawyer, OF the F'sst hsnsas
r.o,;,.r, I learn that q force oil soou'
500 ..UeIs which has recently zee"
.nllec,it g near kockpor', have des'g'e
,nn, ID. m l.t.ry STORES st ! p'on AID
,n attack may be expected 1T a.y hour.
Toto. il 10 charge Of he FIRST regiment
n .osas Voluutcers-not over 500 ehect
I've men. They are veil prepared. No
,.tions results are looked tor.
\ difficulty has occurred at Boon'ii'e
h.,x.en two companies Il the limo.
37,h, Capt Payne, and about ! ~
,lome Guards under Major r Ps'ein.
CAD, Powell OF the regulars. Is Quaf''f-
master. Some dispute srose between
Powell and Eppste'n in reference 70
some con,raband property. Inc ,o'''e'
lad tie latter arrested. Cap. NJ
81 the Illinois troops, beng SICK AZ the
time. Capt. Kelser, of The Home Guards,
Is sting the authority Of the Quarter
master, was waited npon BY Capt. I."-
VI. xrb a file Of 10 sold era Of the IT.
no mpanes. A dispute arose, when
,,a,t. Poscil assanle d keiser with
sword and revolver, cutting his head re-
y.rely bot the shot. from the pistol took
o. effect. Capt. Powell o'derrd BIS 'ne"
"a fire. The Illinois troops refused, Dat
cant. Keiser's men fired At Capt. y" dl.
Onc shot passed through hs 1hlske",
another through bis coat sleeve, ana
I'm another carrying away the hahaic
81 the plsloi N hs bet.
Unfortunately some shots took thes'
III tie li,Inol, ttoopt, "o-n1lh9 three
The matt,r has terminated, ana a.
/. ID feeling, my Informant SAYS exists
a. before.
The matter ofthc difficulty has been
r, ferr,d 10 the colnu.alIdibg officer al
OrcrvIlle.
Some Lawyers Of this city have filed a
oeli,r,n IN the Court OF Common Flea
or S20,0OO damages against Franz
= air, Col. Mcneil and others, Tor ar
r. y at Camp Jack~on last MAY. lhcy
VII have good time getting II.
G. y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
An Aficciiu. lncideLt.

Last week, w.Ic pr-. McNntt, wife
Of Gov. NJ Nut, Of Doug "a vile, H.,
was iuckslcr.ng IN Camp Looms, MI.
kecncr, wife Of Capt. keener, came oui
Il her tent 10 by something. Mis-. Nc
Nutt had frequently Vested the camp
before, hu k-te'rg, aud thought tha'
Nj. kcencr's couhtru-Ece look lani.-
lar to her. 80 on the day mentioned,
when Mrs. Kecner came out, Mr.. Me.
Nuat Observes To her: that size thought
sse had seen her leoIe, and the / IN: ei
ne 10. ked at Der tie more hac became
convinced Il tie fact, aud observed again
II ,nc must have knC.n her. Mis-.
Kc:ter also Thought She had seen MIS-.
" bef,te MIR. -. tAen asked her u
Her chtst an name nas npt Rachael
Mrs. Il repll.d It vas, "hon thcf boil'
tceartgzri each other a si,tcis, ahd
WIN io~ shlt. Ks and teas oi y, fus hed
INTO each other "ftrs, AID greeted catl
| other a tci 4 separation .: tAen'y Yeas
There u 4.ilc romance coLncfl !"
Nth the Two families, Try. MeAnf
Nav ~ been reduced from opu erce I
. rnurcy ~ the ext'.saGancc 81 ~
.on-. \ ~ ended ti.lr care,r hy entering
Nalk.r's 81 aragni.n ,Apcd.tiot, All,
4 C4pi. k.encf lett | 4 q 4goofl sefN.r'
aue ,.at. ~ al ntnl - peach
~. He s,.io ~ a. lAol knat
4 the ttc ont u The present trout
~, aud WA Gryru away Is tie fe1fl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
Huena tist. Avenged.

From the indianapolis jour al, @0th.
Wi Il Feet RI k,own, Wild Cat, Hich
Mounan, Pniilpp, Carrlck's Ford,
kouncv, Gr,c,b,icr and Chat Mountain
ID ovcrlay the s:nlrch OF Buena Vista,
i. 5 nol ilk-,, that Indiana will soon
bc tauut i with h,r uhmcrit,l dis
grace a.ar. Iherc has MT Jeen DIR
'"y iii, ,rur 4 d,ien of The ISde,ui
tu.ceo IL ony Lntic rhe,e tie Io.ste,
nere engoyei, and We don't t.li.y. tbs
AN b said II tie tfuOis OF any other
Satc 10 lie Union. This, Of course, j..
not to be attributed 10 ANY unusual
lrowcss or * M our men, but 1t has
50 happened, az the c"inclaence Is
worthy at note. The only Disaster they
have Suffered was the capture 81 a pla
to, nsr two on llaic as and, ard
t. at Was TIE iati, Of tie Commander
who oidctf Il L irg mott away without
any adeq nate ucau- ot defence, against
lhc r.mun.tratlp,s OF their officers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

IuCHLow WEED, who has always
been a. enemy of The Il airs, has teen
Oh ig,d 10 join in the condemnation a
F'einoni, whose conduct in allowing
Price TO e.cape lr,im bin, and 20 carr,
out his programme OF occupying the Tn
ioo army IN Missouri, ana putung ,h'
Government 10 use tss expense wI'tcn
de'ea', or even all ogagtmen' has com
pc!lc. many OF his w~rmest friends re
luctantly to censurc him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
Second I,Wa Regiment.

Prom % It. Louis Democrat, Oct ~
Tie second Io~a Regiment, Col. }.
y. Iultc, arrived 1T one O'Clock this
moan ~, On the -tratner Memphis, from
Birds Poln, Ihey have lately been
!, ,toncd at Forts C,ittcndcn and } f.
,reoi. a few miles this side OF Columbus,
IL. They have been IN active service
i &c last MAY, and have probably been
moved more ostr Missouri and Ken.
tn k, rlan any ether resltncn'. They
cit looa some months ago, nuinberH 2
Il IT eleven hundred men. They nov
e,turo 10 Il /, city 10 reeruit the heal h 81
the reg ineni, which has become much
impaired tion hasd .cryicc. They have
oJer tfrec hundred SICK an number
o. wounded with them; hey l., prob
atit, ic qaartere1 at Benton Ba IA K
this moIhng.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
TATE o IOWA, COUNTY Or SCOTT, SIS
y IL tDc Disiric toufts
Nicholas tejervary
~, I'll, iOriginal Notice.
Ii F. al ef NJ

To John Fila AID Ida Fiala, Defendants
luu are hereby 1tlisd, that there Is now on
file the file. Of Ihe Jerk OF the i-uct
court oi said county, Ietiion Of Nicholas Fee
j rvary. Canning ui you TIA he has the ,fIc
AMI possession IT the ioiiowing itnl-, tD-wit:-
he soath vert quarter u # the tou beast
qlar. CT 4 y. sect on No 20, town,hip 81, north
ri rang. one cat, and arc part o. luis nm 5,
IN block in Forrest AID D,,i"n,. adiiiob 10 la
venpert, scott touity, Iowa ans that he title b.
nuiot.i in the Piunlf 70 saiI Ian g. and that
h have ueh iufthe relief as II ciaimed in tie
pstiu.n 10 .hlch you are fefefr.d; and un!,ss you
- AL appear thereto and d.ferd on b. i,re noon
81 tue ID gay III ;he H term Of said Cour, to
he holden be lst bion1ay Il Februsry. a. d.
is6y, iia tiff will THE n aeet.e for the reli {
het.in Claim u, With cort
DOW 4 BROWN,
nv wit Paint A. Attorneys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

FAST IloRs s.-i..e S.w York Til
bune says that a par Of hnrses belong
ing to Bonner, Of the New York Ledy
er, have just made the extraordinary
time Of 2:27, the last quarter III 81 Sec
onds This is the fastest time ever made
BY any pair OF horses 10 the world.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

lie SlEGs OF .sioroL.--At the
sic,e u ocba,,oprl there were 253, o42
rounds OF cannon ammunition expended.
Inc,c we're one lundI,I mulials, om
five md hall t. thirteen inches cali
Ire; onc hundicd and eighty guns ,f,on
moe 70 SIXTY ,ish, ron,ds'-, lnrlnd ~
s,rn Lancaster guns ani eighty *
G -ht t, ten lnch un's n-cI amt 81 the
eh're number oE'y ip,ty-onc remained
se.,lccabe "a, til. end OF the sic.e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

luz PHtsintsI AND rut CEII.YNDES
COMPROMISE. |, l. stated. II the author
i,y Of rbullo" Weed, that Mir. Lincoln
- exprc-s.d the most intense regret
that he did not urge \, IN. proper ,ime
the AL 'rtlon oi the C,i,tcndcn compIo-
mise by his friend. ia Congress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

a FnrGuta,rD ,jAA~n. y Hrh' T, re-
sil.ng in Ham! II as -nuc, New y pix, was
greatly srtpti-cd, = few d'Js since, in
di,covcring bomb sh'Ii IN The cen,e'
OF bare, Il lour which he had jos' re.
ocNci, and WIS pr'parr9 to correr'
lp,o brcal. The homh,on examination,
wa. found t, be 10 id. The charge
having been Carefully wahd,a. Mt "a
paced IN the show window IL, a cuiio-l
". The motive Tor p acing SO danger
Gus an Article IN "A barrel OF flour cauno
be INA lined is tie purchaser.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

A PESNsyLvANIA exchange paper
tell. that ex- President Bachan 10 d,ned
last we.k with his late Attorney Gener-
si, lion. jeremiah S. Black, NV 1csid.
ipx ~ Yosk, Penn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

ARMY CLoTn.-Ihere are seventy
mills III New Eneland'row engaged IN
manufacturing army cloth for the Gov
eromeut. Tie value Of the goods or.
d.r.d is about S2o,OCO,0tO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
LOss %. AtOlSM.

DOUBLE BARRELED SHOTGUN WAS
n lost on Saturday afternoon between ard
o'cl eli, eth r. on Harrison Or Fourth streets, -
tween the Gas Works and Harrison street he
finder will be suitably rewarded b Ieav'eg II o
the GGo Works. loa15
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

SAM. lln,9ioy Is rcp,rtci bv the
M,inpEi, pep,r- Of late date t. have
d I'd N Itxas on tie 8 h 0. o ,obcr. It
l. rot .mprob,blc hat the southern pa
Ye's have taken t. the =. cv, / y i,~hion
&C kil!in. of distinguished mcn,ani are
ex cr,nent NJ On the Tcxa- p.'r arch
W osc advanced age and many iniiimi
tie make su II an event quite prpbab lie.
Il he Is really derd, lie vii have fewer
mouiners AT hi inncral than Won Il have
followed Inn /, the grave year ago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

The following patriotic lyric. from the
per Of the venerable Rev. Mr.. Piers ont
proves that the fire Of genius still glows
undimmed by old age, IN the soul Of an
honored American poet, hose first pro-
inc,ou wa pub i,hei Laf a century
Ego. Mr.. Pi.rpont is seveoty-s'I years
nd, and bis poem has the spirit OF ~
IA ,,onal ,n,..cst - gwen 10 the poem
J., the fact ,hst Mr.. Plerpon', notwlth-
standing his advanced age, goes to the
wars as Chaplain Of the 22i Massa.hn-
.ctts Regiment, Of which Senator VII
son is Colonel
az PLURIBUS USU " ="
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

V1NiE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE Is NOW
l prepared to execute, in the most approved
style u the art. ATTY aud NJ! manner q pnnt'Le
lse0 eoLHos hsnjtiu 70 tins bcrst tint.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
slIIE.v r. ~ .NUSlG4.dNN
- PIECES WANTED.

A RkGINLNTAL BAND FOR TIE nth
"A he men u Infantry. Iowa y.lun,e.u.-
Mn J. iths iet't.us % emitting IL tu-h a Band
Vii enquire at Head Quarter, Camp Mcclellan.
o.l3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

TO FAkMERS AND FAMILIES do
.,rous Of o.nins good Sewing Machine, that is
simple in it. construction, strong and not liable
get OF order, one that makes the stitch a'ike
on both sides, one that doc skip stitches or
oo,aye, one that will equally we'll on thick Or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers With
u, breaking one that makes uniform seam
leaving ~ ri4ge underneAtn,) one that wili use
auy No Of cotton thread, linen or silk, one ina
All las. for years on all kin Is Of work in short
~ ,ha, il no, moe trouble than il is worth, buy
1T oLce, without hesitation. the LADD' "LD-
sTER co. lachine, " it is the cheapest IN the
end" zee advertisement in another column
Cicoge Hsald asad""m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

NEW BAsK.-A branch Of the State
Balk 0. Iowa Will 90 i'll o operation at
Cedar Rapids, Iva, On or about the
2o.h inst. ;. G. Bever, Presiicnt; Mr.
Il.t lin, formerly in the Western Fire
and VI ,rlne Insurance Company Of this
city, Cashier. It is an institution long
needed by the business Of that thriving
eity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
By JOHN ptERPOf' T.


h. harp Of tho N nstrei with melody rings
When tho muses. ka &c taught him to touch ana
gu. though il may have fu ectavo OF stnoss'
10 both maker snd N nstrei the harp IS unit.
1.-THE P've' M. Greater
Into harmony brings them al different oates
Ard the thifiesn u thid'y, INC LIN ~ aoAs'
Are "E Itartus Lnum"-of u.any Uade one.
Inc seienco that Weigns 10 hef D'' 'A'
rphtfet, r,,,,
hnl watched them since hrst the IhaioeAn DC
gan i, =.
now ard then az she counts them and measures
~, ,he aid and new stars
Venus, Neptune aud Mare, ;..;.;,.
my ''''s '0''1
wherner fa,,er Or slower their RACES they run,
a'e II It"r.b@s d"ma : o. many mao. 'h''
az ,b,. .v..sro Of .rber.s should but one fly the
track,
Or win ohefs .'nsl's'oa su"s al !. h,auyl,
= pset'
Or hell each in her place. BY . wholesome co
ef@'o 1houls ore daughter Of light
BE ,aaulssi n her fight,
H'''i ~ -
80 u.u :, none Of our sister. be suffered to run,
For II Ftr'tus o"'m'-se All 20 II one
.,o of a;.co,a our meledv mar.
or T,e1.on's red hand REM our Union a.under,
Break enc .f'ng IRON our harp q e1''ngu''h one
wbolo sv..en,. blaze with it. lightning
and ,hunder
E, the , a'.a9ra % 90 r aa.ssa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
,.ccLELLEN MADE No REPLY.

There 10 q strong desire on Tue par
Of certain politicians OF the Aoo''''o"
.,,;ne and calbre, to bring about sno'h
ar .forw.rd to Richmond panic. ihe'
motive can not be good one. Fanny
o. ,., The hue and cry raised IN me
county they have presented thcm'elve'
,h,ough their representatives al the
audience chamber Of The ffcsischt a""
=, tho council chamber OF the Cabinet,
and there implored the Administration
md The powers that be, TO proclaim al
o,w.,a march TO Rchmond-a forward
movement, even into the heart Of seces
,,ordom I, is a contamination nos'
deyouuy looked Tor, but reasonable a'p
malicious men are willngto bioc ~"
,,,oe IN, President told Mcssrs. Wade
g ~ ,lat he cou'd and would listen 10
nothing Of the klnd-that be had go'
a man over in Wig MA, at the head o.
the army, and with him he had ie't 'n'
making Il tue time ipr the lor"a''
ueyeucnt-in fact, for any movement
that he Nigh, in hi, wisdom see NJ 70
make. and tia, he, the President 81 'he
l-n,ei States. would sustdtn his Gene
"a! ~ h : acts. This was wet blar Ke'
"A vcty cool rebuff Tor these BOLTON
war dogs; but nothing daun'ed at me
very broad hint the l'r, sidcnt gave them,
they got Their passes aud posted Oh u
Virgin. !, 10 See the man III "no"' lux
Presllent placed 80 much confluence
vi,h avex # acting upon his mlno.
TLey went; they raw the young Cerc
ral-,hey told him low mnch they
lonped to sec n has'y fr~ard movement
aed how NECESSARY ihey considered y.
T..y their butdrn before that your :,
man. and in respectful -iiencc he llNtcn' d
TO their harraueuc. They were done,
and AWAITED M answer. HE rep r.
.ay ~ Chfiun marie no repfy. lel!
iny answer to such poltlca' deW"g cues
1t /. said that silence oil,n means con
sent, but in thl- i stance Il means noun
iny |, s. than a scathing rebuke.
When the time cone, i,r i"rwAtd
,v.rncnt, We shall move aud neither
Wa lc, nor auy Il hat class Of poldlcia"'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
1. w. HARRISON,

John ZIMMEH MANN.
~RgN~.a f1IANO AND ORGAN AANUFAC-
TTAuI turer, one door vest Of corner
yv3 10th and LeClsire streets. Davenport,
ows. All instruments Of my own make ssrrsntsd
and KEEP, in order. without absrgs, Ave ys.n.
Nh Repairing and tubing done ct Ill tim =
And in the best DsnneT.
DAvnfDsns, ADsil ~. lSse. lapll6d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
CLOTHING.

TIE NEW YORK LEDGER,
TT 10 SAID. HAS A CIRCULATION O.
| aoo 200 eo,,ios. lat It's circulation 10 iimits9
COMPARED with the circulation OF gArmsess aae-
uisctardby
oAO6. r. -o1zx,
At his ss,.slishm.n ~ street, opposite
lam nov receiving l. .4rgsst and most con-
plete sssortmsnto Of
Cloths, Ca>simeres and Vestlngs
Ever offered 10 this market. Anticipating large
trade this Fall, have laid IN ~ unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Ny goods are all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the Manufacturers and Importers
.hal, continas to keep "a Gand . large assortment
OF fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING.
ror Mon, Youths aud Boys, of my own manafsct-
ure which will be sold ~
4 ~t , r n = z Q . -
s0All commune 10 WAuUIHctuICA ny W. S'Dss
ng thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
For the same mo icy tn an any Eastern made goods
| Everything IN the
| Furnishing Department
1 Can he found.
| 5nir,s CT INSCRIPTIONS
Under C.o,hinG "a endless VARIETY
| S5cn.v
/ I.e4.
+. ...dkerchiefs.
/ Socke,
3uspenuers. so. &C
Also, a larse and splendid assortment Of
ENTITY 1HA"L8,
| The largest and best ever offered in this marke
trust the pubic will call in and examine m!
stock before they make any inv estments. for az
very sure can satisfy them both in price Ant
quality Of goods. SAMUEL pLRhn'
Brady street, opposite Post Odice.
aug2I-dtf
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4. A. Rc1i,. n. d.,

J. c PARKER Nd 0so. ". ~ CAIN, n. d.
DOCTORS PARKER n McCARN,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
/ MI Franklin block, second door, B'siy ST..
be, ween second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
D.. pArKgK's sesidence. conner Dh and lie, iaire
.;roets DR. ESQ. ". McCAgh's rcriience, east
81 ie Brady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
myI7-df
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hill llsllsll.

N-Ow Is THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD
II TOR winter use. We havo dry kindling wool
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