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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

Sensible.
We commend to the perusal Of all
men desirous Ct leading regiments into
the field the following reasons given BY
Thomas Francis Mesgher, once the Irish
aud now the American patriot, Why he
will not accept a colonelcy which has
be proffered him. He says:
"Nor shall / disguise from you the
CONSEQUENCES of my inability to com.
msnd regiment. With my limited ex.
perience aud very imperfect knowledge
OF military affairs, it would be gr'evous-
~ culpable in me, at this crisis Of the
national interests, when . great disaster
has to be reversed, to assume . post
which feel, and everybody knows, l
am incompetent to Gil.
those now crowding to the defence of
the national authority and domain, de-
serve to have accomplished mud skilliul
officers. 1have no ambition to figure 10
The category Of bIunderers and impos-
tors to whom, for some time back the
disorders and reverses of the national
army are justly ascribed."
Mr.. Mesgher 10 nov serving Is Cap
tain, and in that position greatly dis
tiuguisned himself vt Bulls Run. lie
is man of rare powers Of mind and
6ue education, yet he has the good sense
to win promotion by brave deeds and
experience, rather then by log-rollipg
and caucus management. Few me0
have more Of the qualities that combine
to make . leader Of regiment than he.
He possesses = splendid physique, q
powerful voice, great knowledge OF men
and OF the world, high honor, aud that
iodiscribable something in air and man.
oer which bespcaks capacity for COM
maud. 10 fact, he is just the man to
impress others with On idea OF his execu.
tive ability. Bot be deems knowledge
OF Hsrdes aud actual service necessary
TO fit him tor the government and pro.
'ection Of thousand of bis fellow.citi-
zeus, and properly refuses responsible
~ which he justly coos,ders 20 impor.
taut. The language we have quoted
from him ought to be sent to every
"dsath's head" general and colonel in
the Iand.-CHicogo Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

w
% Ado1histsasiq( y actively illus-
tss(sg " trsssessl Dut busissss of"so-
pa41isur Te.dajE Ne have The an
nouseemest Of the removal Of Col. b.
=. Watsoa from the postmastssship Of
Lawrence and the appointment ofs par
y fsvorits in bic seesd. When the
Capitol Of the Republic was 10 immi-
neat peril OF spolist'on, asd the mem.
bsrs Of the Ad .nioistsat,op trembiiog
With lssr fsr psrsooal satisfy, ~ Sixth
regiment Of Massachusetts, Militia no.
bly, ehsllssgsd pssils asd sacsi6ses in
defence Of The coustsy apd it, coostiln-
,iossl authontss. The bloody pees Of
Baltimore, the hssdships endured and
invaluable services rendered by the
gallant tew" in guarding the Capitol
and our emblens in the gloomiest hoars
Of or Unions existsnoe, are written on
. bright historic page, and shall never
be forgottes while patriotism 10 hosored.
Among that gallant and devoted band
there Wa no one Who responded more
cordially, or yet with greater personal
and pecuoisry sacrifices, than 1t. Col.
Watson. then Major Of the Sixth. The
Lawrence Sentinel, Of which Col. Wat
son wss and is proprietor, has, from The
outset, maintained truce 9th Partissp
bostiIilies end given 10 the nea.u'es Of
the Administration az earnest, iodepen.
dent aud patriotic support % last
Friday evening Col. Watson arrived
home from the seat Of var, With his reg
iment, and on Tuesday morning notice
Of the appointment VI his successor in
Office came by mail. Tho fact that nine
in every ten Of the citizens Of Lawrence
warmly favored the retention Of Colooel
w.. adds sggravstion to the outrage.
Toe golden rule with the Administrs-
ton seems to be to reward party dems-
eogues though the Republic perish
Pals.oeism and worthy public service
weigh ootbing against the paramount
clsims Of party. To be Republican is
better recommendation to favor than
10 be . patriot; aud to be . Democrat 70
more criminal than 10 be . traitor
Boston Rbst.
II there 10 anything in the annals Of
mesnness which goes ahead Of that We
should like 10 have Ar. LincolbspIace bis
inge. upon it. No more party, is The
specious cry Of the Black Republicans,
aud yet such bitter prescription is COO
.,artIy kept up. The Republicans Of
New York and Ohio request . coalition
with Democrats, while such villainous
warfare is kept up. The iusult 10 quite
insupportable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

The DeneseaA a ~ several Tovnships o.
sssas sssssy - rssassssd n sssd Dslssssss %
Ceussy Osavsstiss - - hsad st he Court neess
&. sAs atv II Dsvsspsst, on wednesday, The sis'
II. = Assrst. at Two o'clock r. n. The objsc'
q ~ Ussvsatiea 10 70 elect Delegates 70 attend
The 8tess Csnvsstios " y holden af Dssmo'es'
he soeh dsy II August inst.
Ratio:
Ose Delegate fos sssh Township. and one sdd'
eioesl one fos sacA twenty votes ssss q the 49,
Presidential election. .n.,urrp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

The Chicago Times says, I'VE decline,
absolutely aud unquali6edly, to go to
bed With Hor.ce Greeley, Owen Love
Joy, Benz. F. Wade, Henry Wilson, Ly.
man Trumbull. Zacbsriah Chandler,
Charles Sumner and oil the other aboli.
tion-republicau LEADER, for any purpose
whatever.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

uc0TE & BRADDURY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL icon 1sAns NEW soAls
Grand and Square Piane-rertes.
= The Insulated Iron frame preserves
n0 the ofiginsl tone Of the nssfansnsis
al 10 parity, securing il for I'll time against thet
most disag.seabls tinoy qasiit. VI eoss invariably
found il I'll Other lroD fnoo riao0 Postae. Il
gTsotiy stgongtbeos the 49, and thu koepo tAe
haso Porte nUeA lengss u ssss. Il give q
insssunsnt assA ssllcs, Fish9 - ewseeee eoss.
Il aAspes the Piano tesl e.i0atss snd % I'll ehsa-
- q ssnesphsss, and In III respects IL 10 peo-
oosnesd, and in I'll rsspscts il i psoaoanssd by
our best astists" the greatest impssve0eut Of he
ago in Hauo-Fssts oonstssetion; ps0duelag N In
slSunsnt aeknowledgsd % b ss2ssiee - III 9th
- made in this county or Europe.
a lov oeeeaoenlols % sooasd - ~ oaoosS.
ety. = 80 ~ ssass Fs'ss' i.ss'sssS fssss
II havs exanined the Piano 1ostso Il AgAts
4 Nrndhurye With estirs aAtisfaetioe. knew ~
~ 49, ~ aay others botte9 either il cur oWn
eoaptry a slesw6sse. Low1lL Mason.
sh sleas1ess, richness, and volume Il toe, del-
ieosy elasticity Of touoh, and onerspssting seton,
hsvs asvss playsd upce thsir sqaal.-R.A 4.
"In volume. rishnseg, svenacss, and parity q
- end il delioacy Of touch they certainly exesl
and n that bsaatif6l singing quality % desirable
yet % seldom foaod. "-WiLLiAs Mason
::y:t s E:S .eoa = ;ss nd s::.y
am estoaishsd and delighted with Tie Nsw
>eals Iron frame Pisoo-PoFtss made ~ yos.
Tsess most b . splsndid futurs for Liehse !
Bsadburys' Piaao-FUrtss."-0Ao. r. Rsos
II have ssvss played apen . ans ~ iastss'
aeoks-0oo. z. Bnls1ov
II eoosidse then - % bessty, richness, fall1ase
"A annalitv AZ tone. - we'll - their oGToonhlo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

OUR ''no party" Administration 1t
Washington, hes just removed Col. Il.
F. Watson from the Postmastership Of
Law renee, Mass, and appointed : Re-
publican il his stead. Col. Watson's
ooly offence SCENE to have been that be
Va not : Republican.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

A FAT CerrsAc1.-It u sid that M
Webster, Of Philadelphia, will clear over
elo0, 900 on bic contract for overcoata
for the armv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

0ooD.-Gen. King, Of Wisconsin, and
satiEs STAT have taken . solemn pledge
not % tssts . dsop Of intoxicating liquor
% long y engaged in the present var.
Let citizens follow the noble example,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

- -
Lefsss sease shasgsd q ~ s.se Of s7.1e "a,
eAeb 80 Il - sQuasA
- one half sloass. evo.tAisds Of The sAove
rates;
Bss.sss' cssas BOT 70 s.sssa 8 lisss, 90 70 p,
Fersash shasssss additions, slssrs.. So
~ square will = nals.
lAsgs eats ehaegsd dssAls The ssos dinsnsisss
sisyPs.
Ysasiy advertising seassasts will b. sndsr,tood
'oapCty strictly . The immediate haai,aae Of the
ss6 III etAw adveseissmsnts seut Il By
@: advertiser will - shasged exks.
!, Aeve9vssmsnts not aoeo0poniod WITH inetruo.
sordinsly.
Editerisi soticss charged for as The ,.ts q 10
ceIn PER iins, o. eight words, and spscial petieee
. cents psS line, Or 50 csnie . line NJ veeh.
AA eoslcse ior religious and hsnsvolsnt pu,.
poses q Any Kind Whatsoever, Of osaiaary lsnsth.
exeePt single enaoanssnssts q nasYisgss And
dsetas, Changed = cents pr iassssies.
Agents ~
Contracts for yearly advsrtisiag permissible :,
the option Of advsrtrsrs, they saying an advance.
oent Of = pse cent. On the cootsset price.
Advsstasemepts inserted next % reading matter
- pr cent. edvsoee - he ebsvs sotse, - ksps
onNsef u pesss, - ~ esas. aAvsaes % ress,ss
sAvaaee. "
Advertisements isssrssd II weekly q seasops :
RICHARDSON, WEST / co.
SANDERS BRO
IA. DA ADOKP ! CO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

CoWooaIpTs.-An embarrassment ap.
pssss IN The Memphis papers calling
uboa 4sSAoss Who wish 70 serve their
ceastsy = ftssmm, and Dot - eoa.
soriplA" y oons teswasd and join fos
- ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

WARRIORS THIS NsAsl-The Quebec
OIrowjciss ssys: "Mr. G. Johnson, q
Qoessis meaesGsr, has arrived 10 town,
via Washington, bringing dispatches for
He RzalIlssoy. whieAr ssmor says are
eeaa impostaot character, relating to tie
rGeoGsitio~ cfkks SoseksvS Cb.fsdsroey,
cad ~ IsRclsscy sbfshsr bloskade.'
The probability = that 'srumor" h
oliGhGIg o fault. -4* 5t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

= 1o60 4 FsS LADys- '.::..'.s
i.s3 y.. . Hs.ka~'s cs's,p.s1 ss..s
Bssasu Il 10 isss 70 s>sss ~ = sasslsss =
he sy,ss.. IL i.parsi.s ssssassA - vis~ -.
10 sstais pssissIsal staess vsiss - sssseeaosa
sssssAsd With ..sh psis Al ssess'e, ~ ksev
stsevsspasaAsa .ess highly sAapAsS - ~ =
aissieas esssssssss spss this sssss' A. tor :
oesha ssssisg bsbs he bitss's ssss's - de
1as1 visAs especially vAsss - saf4ers sess.
isensas e Issdsssass tsCSbe ss1esse q ~
child; soessqss.ay Ass ssssagsA nsss yield. ~
~ i iashsssaOssS saaiA saaA - nssseea&'l
Stomach Bissss, T. ,eeaA y iasass Temporary
stsssg6 - vto1s b ~ DAl1s sysasa. Ladies
sAeslA b sn assas ~ ~ asasdy, 40 tsioss
- dsiag. ssk yess pAysisiAa. Who. Il. . Il %
qssistsd With ~ viseuss a. he Ditssss, viii ~
commend theiv useio ~ eases.
soll b Druggists ~ dealers gssssaaiy every
vAers. faGo-dAvln
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

SILKS: SIT kH! SILKS (!
DoWg THY co!
WE SHALL SELL FoR THE NEXT rHla-
w y day. 500 Silks for Sl.2s
lt0 l.0o
l,oS: IS
rs : 80
shall close them out without any 'sgsrd %
cost. and ct DavslsaAy low prices. Yoa eaa 10y
FANCY SILKS Of rs - from Is 70 - Pm osxr.
les thaa they cost Wholssals - Ass Yerk. All
0oODs D0wS-D0wN-WA DOWN !
Oasepsr Ass ~ CasspssIi
1t DIP. WHITES.
my1l I'd street, opposite Stats Bank.
- II - q . . - -
AT COST!
HAvING PURCHASED OF 4. W. BAILEY
IL his stock { Dry Goods, ~ shall frsa 40
sitter this date Offer the same
1T COSTs
Those 10 waat Of anything in The Dry Goods
line viii please give ~ call, = many goods viii
b sold at
Lass THAN COST PRICE.
DIP. WHITE,
dssl- Opposite Geek Sssssets 1ast
I'VE call - goddess = INSPIRE or sesoiss,
4 tabled muse nay ssits bard that feig1G."
DUT IN OUR PLAIN, SIMPLE WAY We
- would hsrsby tssdss our sisoess aebnowjs6ge.
nsnt % the PATROLS & The
= . OF - - GO - -
fas past favou shSvssed upsn -, sod heps tsaes.
il coutinuanes Of the sane. We would alee -
pleased 70 ooosi Of then our eeoegal aeeote = -.
iiy their nsighboss that
Cless Rsess. Cssas .Asss ssa DsssaaSsl
Tobso
a.. slvays 30 found Il this House, - and that
~ ass determined that this shall b lie
BEST DOLLAR no UAE
J. J. HUMPHREY : co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

THR NATIONAL HYMN COMMITTEE
The Committee upon = prize national
hymn, after reading hundreds Of verse,
and listening to scores Of tunes, 6nd
none we'll suited Tor national hymn.
and concluded to make no award. The
result was to have been expected
Only tho people can make q hymn
national, and in such choice the peopl.
could hardly be expected to wear the
ears Of . Committee.
SsNsIBLs,-H. Il. Hoffman, ESQ.,, Of
Davenport, to whom was rendered the
Colon 10y Of an Iowa Regiment, CON
scious Of his incompeteocy to 6A the
position, has had the good sense to de.
cline the honor. Nov # VIM. Vsnde.
yer, n. c., aud all other political hacks
to whom similar appointments have been
rendered, will follow Mr.. HoAman's ex.
ample, We may hope for the immediate
organization of the Regiments required.
While men have no assurance that they
will be commanded By competent oh.
GERS they will not enlist. The disasters
At Bethel, Vienna and Bull Run, have
taught the people lesson they will no,
soon iorget.-Cvinton Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

Bslsv.-It l. sa,d Of Col. Burnside,
Of Rhode Island, that he il . great foe
20 long speeches, and is invariably "a
man Of few words." In this connec-
ton, it i related Of him, that on an &C.
casion Of the presentation Of . color to
the Regiment by member of Congress,
in behalf Of some ladies in Washington,
the said n. c., ~ il usual with men Of
his cloth, preiaOed the presentation With
= lengthy speech. Burnside stood with
head uncovered, waiting with oil the
patience he could muster, the conclus.
ion Of the harangue. upon which, tarn
Ing to the speaker he remarked, every
much obliged to you-very much obliged
70 you-Fail in-fall ill.," and immedi.
atsly the Regiment vas on the march.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

CivruDating Library.
A SMALL CIRCULATING LIBRARY o.
~ 0plsltsal 90 lAbseol 0eeks ~ ~ -
At TIVE oook oToRE OF
.. n. sTA0R,
:: S:s:.s :sss:s y Wiki 'Ae a'''ss: s e -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

A Csevsatisa = ths Dsosssseis pasty Of III
ss.s stlsps. y ~ = - ~ q D.
neieeo, -
THURSDAY, AUGUST sess, zeal.
a u Jae,k 4. r., II ~ 0la1s CAs1ese, r. tas
pssps(s u seeipsass cskaslsss. i~ oevssee'
tieaAluass 0evesses - Jsdgs q ne
Cesss, ~ ~ tspssssties q ~ -. ss..
= - O,evs.aSss ray dese best to- ~ 's's'-
- q ~ passy 80 ths sessasy.
ne ns,e q sspssnAssia will - one Ds'sgsss
s~ee1h - hasAseA vetse, - - aA1ieieasi
pe,sesss sse sAsA frAssiss svss ~ veess ass %
- eeaai, fes SnsaSs 4. DoCstAs, Dse's'sos
n..AsAaae n Psesidess in loSe. EssA sesay
!. ..aaaea 4. % lsast ees DslsGats. No
10 0Ro2V.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15
peMoC .ATlC COUNTS COA.H.Tio>.

Nenbees Of he State Csnt. Con.
49, namoaratie papoee oso soQueeteo 70 o0Py
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15
CLOTHING.

the NEW FORK LEDGER.
IT Is SAID, HAS 4 CIRCULATION OF
eoopssed With the eircala.ioa Of gasDsnts mas
ufaetarsd By
OA06. F1E1Rx.
At,his sssaAlishnsst % Brady susst sgpssits
tie Post O0se.
Ian sew receiving the largest sad most ssa-
plete sseostooat ot
Cloths, CaAslneres aal vestlnGA
kv,r easesa n tAis nsskst. Aatieipstine s,s,r,
no this Fall, hsvs laid II ~ snssnaliy heevs
sseet, - The goods MUST b SOLD.
Ny seodssre alll
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Yresh fsnn he naautastaEsn odd iopostsss.
shsll seatisss 70 keep On nsad large assortment
Of fresh
READ r-MADE HIN0,
For Men, Yoaths And Boys,of ny own naauiast-
IRE which will b sold ct
q - - 8 - = N = y . - . .
lshall continue 70 nsnufscturs ~ own Cloth
az thereby giving
a BETTER 0ARADNT
For the sane no 10y than any Eastern made goods.
Everything In the
F0rmishing Department
Can - found.
5h,Pto O. Al DESCRIPTIONS,
Under OloshlnG "a endless variety,
0tocks,
Ties.
Handkerchief,
Socks,
0uspenaers, 30. Ac,
Also, . large and splendid assortment Of
oDD0TOS on
The largest and best ever offered in this market
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any investments. for An
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post OdRss.
aue31 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

TO 1AM0B0S AND PADlL1US =.
sisoss 4 ssaiags go Sewing hssaiss, thas u
simple il IT, construction, stsvag and not liable
70 ct out Of order, oss Inst makes The sttsA alike
q both sidss, one that dos- ~ skip stitches q
ssssvsl, eas tAst vin ~ sqsaly veil - thick q
thin cloth, oss that will run evss gstAsss With.
ost bssakins. one that makes uniform $500,
(lssviae - ridge uadssssash,) one tAss viii ~
any Ne. ef eetses shssad, liaso O silk. one that
vili last Tor jean % Ill kinds Of work; N short
oss hat 10 not more trouble than II il worth bay
q eses, vithost Assitasisa, the LADD. WEB
ST1R co. Nsshins, sit y The cheapest Il ths
Oiesee Hold. agl-d&vlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

~ OOS0OUo1o0l 1GtOGO
The Advertise, having bssn restored 70 heath
In sfsw weeks by very simple remedy, sftss
haxiag sa1ered several pears With severe Lam
aGsestoa, aaA that drsad dissass. Cssssnptiss-
10 anxieas 70 make known 70 his fsllow-suGsssru
the Means Of cure.
To Ill Who desire II, he viii sead . copy Of thu
prescription used (frss Of shasgs,) with The dirss
ton fos preparing and adns the saos, which thsy
viii dad suRS Cuss Sos CoxsuArrIox, AsfaxA
BnoxcsIsls, -. The oaly oajsst of The saver
tisss IN ssndiag tAsprssenPtisa 10 % bsasGt th1
a0ietsd, and spsssd infornatioa which hs con.
esivssto b. lnvalasels, and b hopss every susrse
will try HE remedy. - it win cost then seshiag
aad ny prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please 3D.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WiLllAnsDunsa,
ootl6-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

The refusal OF the Democracy OF M"
York 70 sccspt the invitation put forth
By the RI publicsns Of that State to form
. Union party By the marriage Of the
Democratic and Republican organize
lions, calls forth the following insulting
language from the Tribune
1.-THE truth will, however, soon dawn
upon the miods Of these astute man
ayers. Then they will understand that
for the time beng there can be IN the
State of New York, - in all the other
10y 81 States, only two parties, namely !:
the party Of incorporating war tor
the nstional integrity and the National
Constitution, end the party Of subm"-
sion to JEFF. Davis. Beside these no
third party can have an existence and
We tell these Democratic gentlemen, Is
we tell every body else, tbat the hearts
Of the great masses Of the people, no
matter by what political names they
have hitherto been called, are oil tor the
war, and for wsging it most earnestly
and efficsciously to its end"
This is nothing less than an assump'
ton that all the Union sentiment, all the
love Of country, all the patriotic feeling,
and 10 short that each and every prin-
cipIe Of honor add integrity is bound up
in the Republican party, and that all Who
will not fall in with the ideas Of Greeley,
Wade, Blair, Lovejoy, Pomeroy, Chan
dler, Chase, and the like are TRAITORS to
sincc the foundation OF tho Government
has been the champion Of the Constitu-
ton and the nnswerving friend Of its in
stitu,iousY and what party was it, when
the country was called upon to defend
the capitol and check rebellion that fur
nished the majority Of the men: Sure.
y not the Republican party. 1t was the
old Democratic party-the only party
which has maintained it's identity, and
carried the country through scenes Of
great trial and tribulation, and gain
Cd for it that high degree Of prosperity
which has made Us the most promising
nation on the face Of the globe. That
Is the party, which the Tribune declares
must either 60 over to the Republican
party, or become the tool Of jeff Davis.
Was ever such insolence heard Of be-
foref Does the Tribune suppose that
the only true Union party in existence
IL to be thus frightened out Of existence
BY any such thrcatsl The Democratic
party will continue to live when Greeley
and his disuuion followers are forgotten
until the Republican party itself has
been swept from the face Of the earth,
and mentioned only in language Of con-
tempt and derision.
The action Of the Democracy Of New
York 10 endorsed BY the Democracy Of
the Nation. No coalition with Repub-
loans no tampering with&he traitors
Of the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Furniture 1t Wholesale u Retail.
GOULD
Second st., corner Of Perry,
Is NOW ARMED AND EQUIPPED WITH
large Fantssy for the msnufactnp Vt al kinds
OF Furniture. herea. ter he will sell Furniture
OF his own make that for tasts, workmanship and
durability cannot b exeslled.
FACTORY, ON THE RIVER ROAD. JUST
ABOVE RENW1CK'S SAW MILL.
wAnEaooms ON 80 sTseEr. CON.
NER PERRY
All kinds Of Turning and Saving done with
nestnees and dispstch.
Hear in mind slso, that in connection with
Furninitase. Gould has constantly on hand N in
mense s:eck
CARPETS AND OIL oTnS /!
velvet, Brussels, ; ply and 3 ply Iagrain Carpet
Of the latest patterns, Crumb Cloths,
Windcw Fixtures and Shades,
Green and Buf Hollaods,
Damasks, Table OIL
Cloths; also
lair, Spring, Mess 4 Hulk Mattresses,
with lots Of other things ~ nsnssoss = mss-
sion. oPholsssriag and repairing done promptly.
DANIEL esOUAD,
Jyszl Corner Perry and 6ssoed streets.
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COUNTY Taxes. - The Dubuque
Herald states that the direct tax upon
this State will cost Dubuque county the
handsome sum OF $2O,9ll.7l. That be-
ing the case With that county. it is fair
to presume that Scott county will come
IN for about 100000 Of it. by adding
this to the usual tax, our Scott county
readers will be able TO determine how
much their taxes Of next year will
amount to.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-15

J. A. REllJ, r. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. -, corner Maia Al Third streets, Dsv.
export, lows
Dr.. REID san b consulted q his oGlee ct al
boafs Of ths day and aigbt ualsss pssfsssiosslly
osgagsd. sspl1t
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A. p. Z p. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
i Shipper Of Live Stock, 81 Bsa1y street.
leo lO-dfv
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JAS. E. LANE, O. ". okIHnBB
LANE 4 0K DNNE
4 TTORNEYS At Law. OFkICE-COR-
"A AsR Of Second asd Brady Streets. over
.Smith's store. Dec
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8OW AHD .. 0aAOek
1AaPHNTRR and BUILDER, At COATES
- Pasehin's I'D shop, alley sipssits LSgiss
douse % brady street. lap,o-dIv
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LOUIS A. AAG kLOT,
BANKER L DEAL RR IN EXCHANGES,
D0v0nPort, Iowa.
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0DO.0. c. DOW. 3. =. Dn0VN.
DOW & BROWN.
A TTORNEYSAN COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and NotaHes Public.
). +. B.OwN, United States Conmissiosee.
OS1lCE-At Louis A. Macklot's Exehangs Of
ice, Davenport, Iowa. naf3-tf