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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-21
Conversation with an tsIntelligent
COntrahand.

Vanity Fair pictures ga Tribune cor.
respondent and an Intelligent "Contra-
band having the following conversa
zione:
"You blong to de army, Mars'r!" asked
the intelligent contraband, uneasily.
Eyes. That isl am-yes; l am with
the army, sir" replied the Tribune cor.
respondent; "and | would like, sir, to
ask you few questions. Where is Beau
regard, at Corinth, or at Richmond"
Intelligent COMMUNICATES, Mars'r.
Tribune correspondent -" Where, at
Richmond"
Int. con,-"lis, Mars'r."
Trib. Cortland how many men has
he?"
Int. con. =" Niggcrs. Mars'r."
Trib. con.-"No Soldiers ~
Int. con-" Bout sixty hundred t'ous.
and, spect'
Trib. cor.-"What? Are you sure
Aren't you mistaken
"Yis, Marsh
Trib. COR" Well, when did he arrive
hcre?"
Int. con.-"O, two three four munts
ago."
Trib. COR" You mean weeks, don't
your
Int. con.-"Yis, Mars'r."
Trib. cor-"Do you think the rebels
will evacuate Richmond e.
Int. con-" Q, yis, Mars'r; dey'll fight
like the dcbbilv'
Trib. cor.-"You don't understand me,
sir. mean will they run away?"
"a Int. con.-"Yis, Mars; dey oilers run
away!"
Trib. cor.-"But if Mcclellan had at
tackled the city three weeks ago he could
have killed them all couldn't he ~
Int. con.-"Yis mars'r; he killed 'em
all, | specs. Igot under fence, an he
didn't saw me-" +
" Whose slave are you!" asked the
correspondent, after pause.
Int cor.-"Mars'r Davis"
Trib. COR" What, jeff. Davis!'
Int. con-" Yis, masr'r."
Trib. cor.-"And he treated you with
great brutality, no donbt!' .,...
Int. con.-"Yis, mars'r, treat me fus'
rate."ySA ,@a 3ius. a.e1. ssTg a. go ae'
Irib. cor.-@But you want your free
dom, don't you ~
Int. COMO yis, mars'r."
Irib. col. -"How would you like to
go Norths"
Int Putty cold Mort; amt it r,
Trib. cor.-"Oh, no; ever been
North (" 9bs, !
Int. con-. Yis, Mars'r."
Irib. COR" To what place - a.5
Int. con-. To Forider, Mars,r.' ~
Irib. COR" Florida r. So S' a,
Int. con-" Yes Mars'r. De ole pein-
man lib dar." sel5o iIt's g s -
Trib. What your mastery
Int coa.-"Yis marsh" s'ssa
nj Ino; cor:-.Why, did JEFF. Davis ever
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some forty Or City yeer, l specs.
The evidently untrustworthy nature Of
the replies Of this man and brether bsgan
= stfike tie correspoodeat at about thi
rncture, nd he shus up his note 6col
I'd retirsd. The mn and brother gazed
sitter his retreating form with interest,
and murmured gently
.Dat's . missy sassy feller. Specs he's
fool" with wich he skedaddled, leaving
our special in much doubt whether the
Tribune correspondent WAS not, after at,
worse sold than the intelligent coLtra-
band would be if he endeavored to find
perfect freedom by following the North
Star.
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From Nashville.

NAsAvILIE. June 10.
The Onion learns that Is, 900 men
will be raised for service in Tennessee
Several leading Unionists are engaged
in the. work. star sr.e -
Dispatches from Gen. Morgan To
Gov. johnson, cay we hold Cumberland
Gap. :
There have been large Union meet
'ngs held 10 Smith, De Kalb, and ellis
The clergy Of Nashville have been
seqotred 70 take the oath. iiis sss
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bv contract with the Government Il
seDhss01eoasoy. = ss y ss.s' So '1'''
TIE market il becoming glutted With
merchandise, which can only be sold
SOW for Tennessee money, Rather than
40 this owners are disposed to ship
sheir goods back.
+ The greater part Of the stores are
still closed. The eecesb owners Of many
Of them refuse to rent to Abolitionists
at any price.
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Democratic Csuaty Conveatisn

Democratic Csuaty CoDveat10n !!
THE DEMOCRATS OF THE DIFFERENT
i townships of Scott County, will meet and So
lect delegates to attend tho County Convention at
the Court House in Davenport, on
saturday, June IS, 1852.
to select delegates to attend the State Convention
which meets at Des Moines on the 18th day Of
July, 1862. RATlO-One delegate for each town
ship, and enc for every twenty votes cast for Ste
phen A. Douglas at the last Presidential election
and one for each fraction Of 10 and over.
This will entitle Davenport townshsp to IS del
egates. LeCaire 8, Princeton 6, Winfield 9, Aliens
Grove 4, Hickory Grove 4, Liberty 3, Cleona 2.
Blue Grass 5, Buffalo 6, Rockingham 2, Pleasant
Valley 4.
Per order County Committee,
RICHARD SMETHAM, Chairman.
June 5th 1862
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For Rent.

n HE SOUTH HOUSE OF THE DOUBLE
frame dwelling on the north west corner Of
18th and Perry streets, fronting on Perry street,
rooms, is pleasant, located, we'll shaded, in rood
condition and 10 = very desirable residence.
portion Of the furniture would be sold to the ten.
ant desirngit. Apply on the premises to John N.
Crawford, or to B. b. Hill, at Metropolitan Block
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From New York.

NV YoRk, June ~.
Capt, F. S. Larned. U. s. A., is now
at Fort Columbus, Governors Island,
mastering for pay the released pris-
oners Of war recently arrived here.
All wishing to receive their pay proper,
and combinations Of rations, must
repair without delay to that port.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
- n Davenport, have opened branch ONCE
~ tho LeClsire House, for the accommodation Or
those Who wish any thing in ny lins
! snaIl be ct the LeClalfe House from .. m. to
u n, every day except Sundays. The balance
OF the time shal b d ny once In Rock L.
land.
lhaskfal for past favors and patronsss horp
TO rsceive . continaance OF the cauA
t..ss ID HENRY 1ISCHEL.
Rock Island, June Is, 1855.
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Congressional convention.

vTVHE SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
Conventions Of the ID Congressional Distri is
Of the state Of Iowa which cow ne for the pur-
po,e Of sending delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, ar authorized to 50 delegates
to the Congressional Convention to be held 1T
Dewitt on Thursday, July Path, 1s67.for the pur-
pose Of nominating Democratic candidate for
Congress in said District.
K, ito Of Representatives, delegate for
every one hundred votes cast for Stephen A.
Douglas in 1850, and one Tor each fraction over
fifty.
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Dissolution, ofPartmersIai,,.

Dissolution Of F0rt1serslaiD
VVHE O.PARTNERSRIP HERETOF ORE Elk.
l listing between VIM. H. Carter and Chsrles B.
Mack under the frn name Of Carter 4 Co. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
WIN. H. CARTER,
CHAS y. MACK
William H. Carter will continue tho business ct
davenport, from whom we have received so many
proofs of confidence and kindness, that shall a.
ways endeavor to meri: . continuance Of the
same.
WIN. II. CARTER.
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Notice.
HAVlN0 DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
- In the Lumber Yard, corner Of Fourth ard
Ferry streets. W take oecesioe - return oar
thanks - the pohlie for the kbefll patssaAes'bs-
slowed upon % and 70 ask for oar s1eesasoe, GEO
+. WOOD, . eoatioaAnce q the so0e.
49, sat r. MERWlN 3 CO.. y
DAvNsroRr, August 8, 1851. rs 49, a (.
The 1ndsgzignsd win coatinae the t4
'11annbox 7u = o00
80 NJ ng4 Il III E&sfa 4at w @1SfsJ II sH81n-1 EA
ct the old stand Of F. Merwis 4 Co., eeesef q
rsurth sSd Perry streets. Constantly on hand .
will ssltetsd stock q : s9 SO - sae's2 ."
lUMDs1 Lar AND sulNCLES Il
= whoasnlsa ad rstsii. Btls isr tinbsr fsssisA.
- y Mde - sh6geaoe3eo.sol s9Aa u -lI
.s,.4xx1 sa' s., = ~ 81: -. !. !. u
2rnfFs3n "a Eg1T0k +us u1Hs
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Election .N~tice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ polls will DO opened At the Court House, in
davenport, on Saturday, the 2lst day Of June,
Leg, for the election Of an Aldermaa for the
Third Ward, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
resignation of Henry Lambach. Poll- 10 be open.
ed at o'clock, A NJ, and close at O'Clock, p n VI
said day.
ThOS. DERMODY,
City Clerk.
Davenport June 10th 1862 dtd
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tc meet in Convention by Delegates from the
several counties on
THURSDAY, TIE nth OF JULY.
At tho Capital in Desmoines, for the purpose q
nominating Csndidssss for the several State ON
Gee, to be elected in October, vis: Secretary Of
state, Auditor Of State, Treasurer Of state, Reg
isser Of State Laod Office, sud Attorney General /;
and TO transact such other business - my come
before them.
he oasis Of county representation will b one
Delegate for evory one hundred votes cast for
>TEPsEx A. DouGLAs, in 1860, and one for every
traction over fifty.
According to rule adopted 1t . former State
Convention, no comfy can b represented BY
proxy.
The several Democratic County COMMITTEES
throughout the state are requested to call Coun-
~ Conventions, or TO take su,h measures for the
election Of Delegates TO tho State Convention. -
may be according to the usage in their respective
counties.
According 10 ussgs, the Convention will be
called to order at o'clock P. n. Of the day dss-
grated in the call.
by order Of State Democratic Executive Com
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The Golden Wreath,

published this day. This popular book, two
hu ndred thousand copies Of which have been sold,
nov contains up~ards Of two hundred and fifty
songs, including oil the best, among which are
the following adapted to the spirit Of the times
Star Spangsd Banner, Hail Colunbia, Our Flag
is there, ny County tits Of thee, Origin q YAM
isnt collection Of 200 OF moro scho songs com
prises, Annie Laurie, Cheer Boys, Chiid's Wish,
Darling Nelly Gray. Dearest spot, Nettie Moore,
Grave Of Washington, Home Again, shells II
Ocean, Lulu is our Darling, May Queeo, Ny Own,
NY Gentle Neither, Shed not tear, Star Of the
Evening, Come to tho Sunset Tree, Angels told
me so, lnvita ton and all tho other fayostss, 70.
gethcr with elementary instructions and numer-
GU. attractive exercises, many Of which sse adapt-
cd to Calesthenic movements. Price only 80 cts.
on receipt Of which it wilt DO mailed post paid.
Oliver Olson / Co., Publishers, ~ Wsshiog-
ton street, Boston. ineIl do III
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PROSPGC TAG.
For several days past there has been

PROsPGC TAG.
For several days past there has beef
. very oppressive color in matters 0
news. Nothing Of an important natur'
seems to Be traospiring; nothing SEEM
to be known Of the shape our compli
Gated affairs are to assume. The worl
behind the curtains may be progressing
but the people are in the dark.
It is rumored that the Federal army
is so fast depicting by reason OF war and
disease that the Government has issued
fresh call Cor more troops. This need.
corroboration, yet it is no doubt fact
that death is holding . grand carnival
in the camps Of our brave men, and
that the grave covers ten times more
men who die of disease than those who
die BY the sword or bullet The climate
10 which our Northern troops are COM
PEELED to spend the Summer is more
fatal than we had before expected. 1t
may be that fresh troops will be called
tor, though it was hoped that the forces
already called and in the field would be
quite sufficient to conquer peace.
It is also stated in an unofficial man.
ner that Gen. Mcdowell has been or.
dered forward to reinforce General Nc.
CIellan in front Of Richmond. We
trust it is 80. 1t is to be hoped that
such is the case. 1t is undoubtedly a
fact that the rebels are now making a
determined and frantic effort to pre-.
serve their capital from capture. 1t is
more than likely that they are concen-
trating all their available force at that
point, and that they will spare no effort
to withstand the Federal attack, 1t j.
apparent, also, that General Mcclellan
has not men enough to make bis victory
sure, and this being the case, it is to be
hoped that he will be strongly reinforced
aud enabled to make his way into the
Confederate capital. The country il
anxiously looking for that result, and
will not be disappointed.
The condition OF the rebel army in
the South West does not seem to indi.
cate any more severe battles there at
the present. The public will have to
put up with guerrilla sk'rmishes in tina,
direction. The flag of the Federal
Union waves over Tennessee, Arkansas,
louisiana and Mississippi, and tie work
of r. construction has been begun, and
eventually, if not within the presen,
year, the Union men of those States
will elect their representatives TO Con
gress, aud the Federal machinery which
the rebels sought to destroy will once
more be set 10 full operation.
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Kansas News.

LrAvENwoRTH, June l8.
In tho Court Of Impeachment Geo. S.
HeIlicher, State Auditor, was found
guilty Of high misdemeanor, and de.
posed from Office by vote oils too.
The case of Gov. Robinson was then
taken up. He was declared not guilty
by a vote of 10 to on the first article
Of impeachment, and by unanimous
vote on all the other articles.
The court then adjourned sine die.
The editor and publishers of the
Daily Inquirer, Of this city, have been
arrested and imprisoned by order Of
Brig. Gen. Blunt, on general charge
of d s|oyaIty, and the paper will be sus-
pended for the present.
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NATIONAL WAR CLAIM AGENCY
eARRoWe, REED T. CO.,
WASHINGTON D. c., No. I'll PENN. AVENUE
ID q v e n p or t, i Q W 4 ,
NO. 9 LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

NO. 6 LII CLAIRE BLOCK.
All claims for bounty and arrears Of pay for
folders who have died in the war for the rebel
lion, pensions for invalid soldiers. losses sustained
BY officers for horses killed in battle, damage to
property used by Government, and al other legal
claims against the Govsrnmsat may DO procured
ices in Washington, D. e., or in Davenport. Iowa.
BARROW9, REED + GO.
my15 d1mw8m
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CORNER OF IOWA AID 1lSTH SIkkseesso
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81 ECfHE NOI1CES.


The Alvsrtissr, avins $50 rs1lsssd lAhsa,A
/, |. f.v weeks b. u very sAasssss.sS1 go
haviae suffered several ysass With . severe lung
aGsstios, and that drsad dissass. ceasanpaea-
n s.xio1y % make Known 10 his lsllov-s12ssses
The means Of cure. r.D x n
70 Ill Who desire H. he win ssnd copy of tAs
prescription ussd (frss ofphasge, viii he Airss-
ton Tor preparing and using the ssns, which tAsy
will ind suns CuRs 1oR CoHsUnlzIox, AsfuAA,
B.osouEsls, 10. The only objsst Of the aavsf-
tissr In SEEDING thsprsseriptioa - 70 bsosAt The
aAietsds aad spesaA infana1iea vaash % -.
ssivesto - invaluable. and hs hopes every sufferer
win ~ Ais rsnsay, - Il viii soee thsn nstAiag,
aal nay pfoys blsoing. AS.
Parties wishing the prescription win please Id
dreo REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
81 Wlla1AlmDuooH.
oet3l-3nv Kings County, New Yoek.
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fron w ashlngton.


WAsaisefox, June 10.
The Post Office Department has con.
cluded an arrangement with the Ham.
burg, Bremen aud Liverpool lines Of
trans. Atlantic steamers, by which the
fastest steamers Of each of those lines
are accepted for the United States mail
service throughout the year, thus secur-
iog q fast steamer for the conveyance of
the mails on each OF the United States
sailing days, viz: On Saturday from
New York and on Wednesday from
Southampton and Liverpool. This ar-
raogen.ent, 90 long desired BY the De-
partment, will give increased efficiency
TO the United States mail steamship
service, and prove of great advantage
to the commercial interest Of this coun.
try and Europe.
The Post Office Department reopen.
ed to-day the post Office at Beaufort,
N. c., being the first post Office regular
Iy re-established since the occupation OF
that place by the United States forces.
According to general order just
published, furloughs vii! not be given
by Captains Of companies, or furlough
from such authority will not relieve q
soldier from the charge of de-ertion.
Eolisted men absent from their regi.
ments without proper authority are in
fact deserte's, and not only forfeit all
pay and allowances, but are subject to
the penalties awarded by Law to euch Of
tenders. No plea of sickt ess or other
causes not officially established, and
no certificate Of physician in civil lite,
unless it be approved by some officer
acting as a military commander, will
hereafter avail to remove the charge of
desertion, or procure Arrears Of pay
when soldier has been mustered as ab-
sent from bis regiment without leave.
In the House TO day Mr.. Sherman
presented the tender OF the Philadelphia
municipality Of League Island for a
navy yard. He said the city had pur-
chased it for 1910, 900, and offered the
land as free gift to the Government.
1t was referred to the Committee on
Naval Affairs.
An order has been issued by Gen.
Mcclellan extending the department OF
Gen. Dix 80 as to include Yorktown,
Gloucester, Williamsburg aud West
Point.
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FARMERS TAKING THE Bull BY THE
HoRNs.-The farmers Of Henry county,
Illinois, have held convention, and
among other resolutions adopted the
following:
Resoiped, That this convention re.
commend to cluis in this county to re.
ceive nothing but gold, silver, or U. S
Treasury Notes for their produce, and
that this resolution take effect on the
LIST day Of July.
Excellent! Every neighborhood Of
farmers in tho northwest SHOULD take
similar steps. The matter is all in their
own hands they can have good current
funds and specie for their produce or
the. can take trash, just as they may
choose. What course will Iowa farmers
take!
NORTH WEST DEMocRAr.-Thisis a
neat weekly newspaper jlst started a,
Cedar Falls by an association OF Demo.
cra,s, Tor tho purpose OF promulgine
news, and Democratic doctrines among
tie people of that vicinity. 1, is under
tie able editorial management Of T. L
Bowman, Esq, who breaches the Dem
ucra!ic gospel with great tluency ane
ell Ct. Long may the Democrat pros
per.
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.axsaSsua 4sssasos4ai ssIzso
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1sOs vseAI sWJ SsqUaeos, year, IS %
Laresr space shafssd at the nate Of $3.50 70,
oaeh Aasi Il. al squafs,
fos one half square, two thirds Of the .hov.
Bs;ssss Gard. no. to .z...a lines, q. % -,
annum; -
Fors.sh chang. An :ddissa., .h.rs. ., ,.een..
Large cuts charged doabls the a.s di.sasi.s
Ysihy Advertising contrasts will Be undsr..1 ID
% Apply stsiesly % The innediats business Of the
advertiser, and al other advertssnsnts sent In 30
the .dvsrtiser viii - ehaeged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with ins,rue.
eordingly.
Editorial astiess charged for At tho rat. sf Il
cents per line, o. sght words, and .pecial notices
at ~ cents pr line, OF 80 cents . line rer reek.
Al notices iof religious and benevolent pur.
poses Of any kind Whatsoever ofsordinaYy length.
exeePt single .nnoancemsnts Of marriages and
deaths. enlarged Is cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad NUT +. ,.;a e.,
s"sss ssbss - sdvssss, unlsss from approved
Agents
Contracts for yearly advertising tsrnipble \,
the option Of advertisers, they paying IN advance
msnt Of - PER cent. on the contract price.
Advertsm1eDts inserted next 10 reading matte,
% Per cent advance On the shove rates, and kent
| onhtor I'd Passs, Is Per esat. advaaes on rseuls,
rates.
Alltrsnsisnt advertisements must Be paid for in
advance. -
Advertisements inserted IN weekly a reasons.
RICHARDSON, WEST / co.
SANDERS 1 BRO.
j.. "A. DAlDORF / co.
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AWATCn AID CLOCK p
epNtT ing.
At q u II H US,
No. 8 4 ID r a d v Sire let,
BETWEEN THIRD 4 FOURTH STS.
All kinds Of work in my line done in thorough
and wSrkmanlike manner aud
PERFECT SATISFACTION GIVEN.
or the money refunded.
my27-dtf JOHN B.cURRY.
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xrNOUB1 o. OL[lH09 AID O0&tbG
~ a1oeegs DDNu Olsyrl eSo ~ ,. r. y. =
1870 IL s1eGsca 10 bits ~ ssSfl
IN s3ss sssaa sni - lssssAs Mness $50
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Very Strong and Durable !!
Harvests grain for
81.oo PER ACRE.
Over.3 900 now in successful operation. Farm
ers, post yourselves before buying any other ma
chine. For particulars, see pamphlets to be OBJ
tanned ef L. 8. Viele, Davenport, or g. B. Cook,
General Western Agent. Barber Hawley l. Co.,
manufacturers, Pekin, Ills. my13.w2m
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Ashs "ua11eolgnsd agree 10 the followhR
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
DALI: -l2k esnia pr sssk pap able 70 earirsre
nssf snd pos!-o0ss Ssbserfbers, ts,Ce per annuo
payable in aAvsnes.
sWsaaiY.-ex,6 20 - aasun, II sdvsses.
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GlLLErr, wiRfs : xokR1s,.... .P.opri.ses'.
.NrsICE JDR STAGES LEAVING F0R L.
a Apaoese. ~ . 80 la1 ,ny51 -s0
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9s0 .sIe$ess-ssise sA awan SIS sla 1880 aes.
.sf9pe5a9 sas d iale u 5solssgsssn Eaa sisl
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vAMOIRIIlC STATE CvNVEAY lOS

The Democracy Of Iowa are hereby requested
tc meet in Convention BY Delegates from TIL
several counties on
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J. A. REID, Il. d.,
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. -. corner Aaia ant Third strssts, Dav
export, Iowa.
Residencs east side Of Western Avenues scosd
door above Sth street. my33
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LithograpAer, Esgraver asd PstAtes'
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STs.

DAvRNP0Rr. IOWA.
LIVERY DESC&lPTIOU OF LfTHO0RAPHlC
T. work executed in the most approved style IN
black or in cOlsen. ae rgnaunA6)e terms. 0ehs