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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-23

NEW SoUaC. OF REvESUE.-ILe
Pr pfie,ors Of dogs will Do much towards il.
creasing the revenue Of the State next year.
II is estimated that there are at least two hun
dFed thousand dogs in tie State, ard upon
each j, ls proposed, We belieyt, to levy tax
OF one dollar. This sum Will nearly ruin or
state 1t vii be theoretically running the
Government rlachiuery by dog power. The
plan, II We mistake lot, Will De an improve
u.nt uron the present system. Osners Of
their own shoulders fthey find The load too
heavy, all they will have TO do will lie 10 kill
oil their prrl-. We prssum. he Legislature
vii! attend 20 this matter directly, so that the
dog population OF the state sill receive esf &C.
ial attention at the next annual assessment. Be
preparing for it. No family can plead inr.u-
nity from the tax, for 1t will be taken t..
granted tha. the atiliiy 10 maintain dogs on
hand implies the ability 10 pay a tax upon
them. Those who have the good of the state
at heart vii 90 10 raising dogs. besides be.
ing an crnainent to socie,, they will be mat
ter OF State portaLce. Dog faEcers need no,
be over lartlcu or as u breed, for assessors
Will net take pains to inquire into their pedi
gree. a pointer viii have no more state i'm.
portaDca than u setter; Ior will the NEST
Imperial Newlound. Ldel be entitled 10 more
consideration than the mo-t ignobie cur.
FnTGuIruL AcclDENT.-Last night as
TIE western train was passing through he city
n-ar 70 k Island street, one Of the breakmep.
named Henry Lsvrence, wsnt down to uf-
couple the locomotive from the train. as is The
usaal custom. He neglected to hang Upon the
hand rail- and W hen the coupling pin came cut
the locomotive moved or leaving him no sai.
port, and he fell-the tiIin still novi. & along
and afou Of him, breaking his right leg
just above the ahh.e, smashing up bis face aud
badly Lrusing lis lody and Iiu.bs very seri.
ousiy. | he trail was stopped and the uufor-
tunate IL an was taken 10 Lr. AdIe.'a efiice l.,
have his wounds dressed He is q young man
evidently about thirty years of age, AID
has a " f. anl child les.ding in Iowa CITY
H. haa be On on the train abolt three months
AMI was an active, energetic employee At s
O'Clock it was Uncertain " heth he would re.
cover or mt.
p. s-We learn that NJ. Lawrence disl
between sc2en ana eight clock
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81.
FLoUR.--Msrket inactive. Sales at x3.o0(g $50
delivered.
HEAT.-Market very steady. Sales at 7l9
12hc.
soAs.-221c in store.
OArs.-Steady lGc in store.
RYE. Quiet and steady. Sales at 3ac in store,
and s31+c on track.
BAkLEY.-Market quiet. 27c on track, and 81
cents delivered.
DRESSED Hoos.-Market better. Sales at S2.t5
M27o.
LIVE HoGs-Market advancing. Quoted a. 81 20
@2.35.
HIDES -Steady. Green Country 41a@5
Green salted ,9o12c ;spry Flint llGl214c.
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From Yesterdays Mail Edition.
kamer eI the Rebels Evacustins
Manassas UatYue.
Shrowd Policy of Sec'y Stanton
81 DIVISION OF THE SUPREME
COURT CONSTITUTED.
important from Cufro
important from Cairo.
From Washington:

WASHINGTON, jan Il.
MAJOR aiiare has discovered that the Balti-
.I aio'e am ONO railroad Company have by nc, OF
Congress franchise of road way along Pcn,.vl
wanna Avenue er any other city street Il the citv
authorities assent. Tho city Council have an.
poin'ei JOINT committee to confer on tho subie 4
with the President Of the road
Ihe Boirt now setting has retired
20. be.. 1T cavalry and Lieut. Col. Andrer's
9th n'antry aud Capt Bands "a infantry was od.
judged tit for duty.
The Associated Press telegram statement tb,,
tho rebels arc leaving Manassas is discredj,ed M
Heau iuai1'ia. ~ last accounts they were in
'tafs Ytc. When Burnsile AID Butler coopera,e
they may be forced cut Of their en- rencam h.,
hardly before.
Cen. Brannens department Comprises Kew
West, Iortugas and Florida to Apoloanls on tho
West, and Cape Conorerac on the East,
Secretary stanton has sharp sudden shears with
whith he has alread, began to cut away red
tape, in spite Of bureaucracy. To the men try-
my to sell muskets he said day. that he sh ould
before buying see il those now In soldiers hands
were going to be used.
Mr.. Cameron gavn dinner to the Diplomatic
Corps to night. All hut the Prussian Minister
whose carAs were on. previously, of his que Is
were lrcseht.
| Secretary tantnn has an interview with the
! Military Committees oi beth iiouscs Tomorrow
Ihr judiciary Committee Commences the ex-
animation q witnesses touching the censorship of
the 7egralh Tomorrow. New spape. men are in
vtei
Richard Thompson and Il bert Dale Owen
ara spoken ai IS iiri@ht'- probable successor. bv
1ov Morton appointment, in case Bright L. cx-
icliei by vote OF two-thiri Or re igns in defer
encc OF majority, which is sure. GaiTit Davis
| and Andy johns N against him.
third division Of the Supreme Covrt mas been
Constituted, pn;tins Ohio with Michigan, and In
dana with Kentucky. Il il suggested by Mr..
lfnnbuli and will probably be adopted
=! C.erss were Unchanged from the Treasury
Department to-day.
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xXXyII CONGHEs5. FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90.
IlorsF The House. on Commit ee Of the Whole,
resum q the consideration of the bill making az
propriations for the Executive, Legislative AMI
JUDICIAL exl enses.
Mr.. Dixon regretted there was division Of SEN
tinent as to the principle on which the war should
be conduc ed
Mr.. Bl ,ir repo ted back tho bill to iscrease the
clerical force in tho War and Navy Department.
Passed.
On motion Of Mr. Blair it was resolved that the
President inform the House whether the act of
Congress requesting officers ofthe additional regi-
ments appointed from civil life to be assgnci to
the recruiting service has been complied with and
if 50 how many fIicers have been thss en- pIoy ed
since the extra session Of Congress
SENATE Mr. Hale, from the Committee on
Finance, reported back the resolution approprat-
ing ten thousand dolla for the expenses u tt Q
Joint Special Committee on the War. Passed
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported back the House bill in regard to witnesses
examined before Congres onal Committee The
bill provides that tho examination Of a witness
before Committee Of Congress, shall not prevent
his examination in Court OF Justice.
Mr. Harris objected to the bill, as making a
great innovation on the Common Law rule Of evil
dence by which witless is not obliged to testi ~
to any thing which may criminste him. He op-
posed making such an innovation.
Mr.. Bayard moved to ftIike out that portion Of
the bill which ccmpels a witness ts answer ques-
tions which may tend to disgrace or make him IL
famous
Mr. Trumbull explained that the object Of the
bill was t put the witness Cn Common law
ground The law, as it now stands, enables the
greatest criminal to escape if be can Only get be
fore an investigating committee and tell some
thing about the crime. That very case occurred
with the clerk who stole two millions Of Indian
bon De. ::and he went clear in that very way
Mr.. Spaulding, from the Committee on ways and
Means ported bill to authorize the issue OF Y.
s. not ), and for the redemp ion and funding
thereof and for the funding of the floating debt OF
the U !. The bill made the special order tor
Tuesday. -. -,
Mr. Devon proceeded to speak in defence Of the
Executive against the aprortion Of those who
have pr essed and still profess 70 be friends Of the
President; gentleman Who wish to prosecute tn 9
know that this cannot be done till the southsra
army 10 annihisiated, while others who wish to
prosecute this war fol the Esstosatioaof the Unsa
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Ian.
The boat from Old roin. has arrived hn; LliLga
no news.
flag Of truce had come a wn from Norfo bu.
it brought 10 intelligence OF the burnside expedi-
ticn.
General James i hc-e ami j. cnieavoTng u re
move and coun,crsct the prejudces of certain
army and navy officers ;aiAst his rihci cannon
nd n-oiaaY:lna
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OR IL.
OR ~ n.

STATE or Iowa, Ap,urASr GENERALS OFY1cEl
Desmoines, Jan. II, 1862.
There IS now ., opportunity 10 raise two Com
panies for the 10th K giment Iowa Volunteer lr-
fsntEy.
Persons desiring Recruiting Commissions fer
that purpose, y i'll make immediate application to
me at Desmoines, presenting such recommends
tions - they may deem proper.
n. B. BAKER,
jsll-d&w3wl Adjt 0sa1.
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80
From Louisville.

EoUIsyILLE, Jan. a2.
The entire Federal loss ST the late battle near
Sonmerset, was thirty-nine killed and ono hup-
di and fifty woundei.
Gen. Thomas, forces took fourteen cannon and
orc thousand four hunired mules and horses
Gcn. Thomss is now across the Cumberland river
in pursuit Of the rebels.
Tae steamboat and eight Of the barges used by
the rebcis were burned Tle Federals are using
he remaining barges in transporting troops 40 toss
. tia ,iv
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THE MARKETS..
DAILY REPORT.
OYY,cE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,

OyYicE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEwst
Wednesday Eve, Jan. %. 1859.
There is no change in quotations. The market
keeps very steady.
FLOUR $3.50 wholesale; %. 80 retail. Ship
ments 500 brs.
NHEAI--Active at 554 DOC Choice lots Gee.
Receipts 6,5s7 bu. Shipments s,sl" bu.
BAALEY.-Quiet at l5@25c. Receipts 1880 bu.
CoHS-Nominal at loWllc. Receipts 30 tn.
OATs-lzt9l3c. Receipts 800 bu.
Hods.-s2G2.3O. Receipts $50 head. Shipments
ll0 head.
HAY.-Si 5o@5 for Prairie, and $500 for Tim.
othy.
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DISTRICT COURT.
SPECIAL TERM.
SPECIAL TERM.
10 N. JOHN +. DILLON. Jud

HON. JOHNF DILLON, Judge.
lRA N. CLIFFORD, Clerk.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. o.
The case of Wilhelmi va. Platt, Vas before
tue Court yesterday. but was probably given
to the Jury. though ws did not vait to sse.
The counsel on both sides delivered elaborate
areumsntA The Jurors looked tired. and svi.
IDENTIFY had hssrd enough Of that suit to last
them On entire term. We pi,isd The Door f,l.
lows. bat could net help then.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-23

THE most complete assortment Of dry
goods in the city is at V hisles's. His stock is
Of The beet quality. and his prices shade low
er than any competing concern.
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Complimentary.

WAsHINGTov, ian. q.
A general order has been issued from from tie
War Departme n; complimentng officers and soit
ie in the recen, battle at Mil Spring, Ky, ard
says when graphic report shall be received, the
military skill and personal valor despl4yed in tLe
battle viii be acknowledged in a beftting man
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Further Particulars Of the Recent Bat.
tie in kentucky.
CINCINNATI. Jan. y.

NlNIlNSAT1, Jan. y.
a private dispatch from Sonnerso Gays tina,
Col. McCock, Of the 9th Ohio, was wounded in the
recent battle. Three balls struck his horse, a
fourth passed through his overcoat, and tho nth
HI. him. Tho woun! is painful, but Lot dagger
oua.
The Sommerville JournaI of yesterday says
twelve cannon were captured at Sominerset, ami
thinks the rebel army cannot escape.
There were from seven 70 ten Federal regirn en- .
thrown across the Cumberland river some days
since 10 intercept tho retreat.
Unless the rebels divide into squads ard hni
their way into Tennessee by unfrequented paths,
they must all be entrapped.
letter 10 the G,hu,ae, ciai, dated Somrnerset,
10Th, says that Zollicofer i. said to have been
killed by Col Fry, OF the u Kentucky. We have
taken many prisoners.
TIE loyal Tennesseans fought like tigcrs, and
have suffered much.
Tbs 9Th Ohio was badly cut up. Tho Tennes-
scans took one battery At the point of the bay
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Insurance .4geWcu.

TINE INSURANCE BUSINESS HERETO.
J. fore conducted in this city by FIELD kAUFF-
MANN will hereafter be conducted at the same Of
fee, in LeClaire Block, (LeClaire Hall entrance, y
by MESSRS. FIELD & BLACKBURN,
Insurance in the most reliable Companies can be
effected on the most reasonable terns. Liberal
share OF patronage solicited.
FIELD l. BLACKBURN,
Davenport, January :, ls62.-dtf
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From aitO.

CAikO, :. an. II.
lie last D. the accommodating expedition which
composed hsllcrn ,nd's brgaae except one com
fahy Of cavalry which formed the rear rLard re-
'urhed here 10 day. some smoke from the steam
seen below The voiut IA : afternoon. and
the gun boats Essex ncd st. Louis were sent
down the river u Afceitain It's meaning, and have
not yet returned.
should the provisions Of Cen Grant, circular
teltgrs ihed last night. DC Complied vi by req.
mental and company officers Il x Off Ger Fooe f"cls
cot hdent he will be ready with hi. fleet in two
weeks livery thing Low depends uLon the man.
ner in which this call is responded to- Flag fi-
Ger ioptc has labored night and day for the com
pletion Of his fleet, ard should be sulport.d in
their last extremity.
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From Washington.

NV YORK, jan o.
Specials say that the statement that tho Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations. had voted to
recomm nd the establishment oi Diplomatic in
te,course with Hayti, is doubles premature, ~
such step would tend to excite feeling in Tic
Border States.
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THANks.-Cbarlcy Bell will please
accept our thanks for bottle Of superb Cor
dial Gin, an article which has no superior in
the county.
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ADtss0i,sito,s of lesrs,,<rsh.n.

THE FIRM OF THOMPSON L BROWN IA
/ this dayt SOLVED by mutual consent. All
debts Of the firm to be settled by James Thomp-
son, MIR. Brown retiring from the firm. Mr..
Thompson will continue the business at the old
stand, where he will always be ready to wait upon
all MISUNDERSTANDING the public for all past ia
voss, he hopes TO merit con inuancc Of the same.
September ', 1s6l.
sple-dtH 1aA BROWN.
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klI T. ID.

In Chicago, Friday, January 18th, OF consump-
ton, ANNE T. SMITH, wife of CEAs. G SMITH
and daughter of tho late ALKx CoorER, of peo-
ria, ag4d % years.
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TIL e CIT Y.

LIEUT.. Col. Price leaves this morn
ing to join he regiment at Jeferaon City.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE CITY.

| &. II. ScnrvEs, 80, Dearborn street Chicago is
authorized oreceye advertisements for this "a
! per.
| ROUNDS LASGDoS, l55 Randolph street, Chi
cago are authorized to receive advert lemcnts for
| this paper.
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LATEST NEWS

AA16S1 NEW -
BY TELEGRAPH.
RE-0EGANlZ,TION Of TIE WAR
DEPARTMENT.
Reconnaissance to the Fairfax
Court House.
COL. McCOOK WOUNDED IN THE
LATE BATTLE.
Trttre Cannon Captured q.
SUNNI erect.
ZOLLICOFFER KILLED az col.
FRY OF IIE ID KENTUCKY.
Entire Federal Loss at tho Late
Battle 80 Killed and 16O
Wounded.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH AND
ENGLISH FLEETS AT VERA
Cruz
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- Ge AnORtH,
r OG PUMP AAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post O@ce, Davenport, Iowa.
Nj. .d&w1
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Notice.

Notice.
THEREAFTER ALL PERSONS HAVINi;
IL business with the County Superintendent
will end him ct his Office, on Perry street, every
SATURDAY., save the last Saturday Of every month,
from 8 A. NJ. till p. n.
D. L. GORTON,
ja26-d&wlm County superintendent.
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A. Il. Il ID. KELLY,
HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AM
L Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady 81.
ian iN-A fW
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IOnN zaMMEmmANN.

<aESaz AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
i turer, one door west OF corner
~ 10th and LeClaire streets, Davenport,
owa. All instruments of my own m AXE warranted
and kept in order, without charge, Eve years.
N. B.-Rsparing and tuning dono at all time
and in the best manner.
DAvxNrcRT, April Is, 1850. apll6-dl-
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4. A. lta1lD. N. d..

DVYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. No. IS, corner Main ami Third streets, Day-
cnport, Iowa.
i,r REID can be consulted ut his Office at al
bours OF the day and night unless protest. sionally
engaged. sent25
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New IOrM Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. Y.
Stocks bet cr, with fair business.
Money Continues ptenty and dull al per G..
Sterling Exchuu "a u a. - tor bankers bills.
Gold advanced ~! "a Icr ct
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VVIu N r.
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IA hlJS.
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PH(ENIY AAI.OnN
II HAVE RryTtn TpIs rSTAnI ,suwpSr
and shalI Lo.n :, ..nn,;.a . ha.,e .;,,
w
Ws"fs' liquors q s'vTtS"nsess's'
ihefe are two excellent
a1I1101d TAto1o0
h.na ,or q cnn,inuarre ~ s,milar favnr..
nope 80. ,aa1 : e'"''N''-'' " ''" INN CnRTrs
LOOIS n. MAJ hLOlS
usNEcD T. nCsICu a. CvGuaNrC
bhNhEn q U1hLnn IN EAInaN0E,
agl d,f
J. T. LEAKE. GEO. b. GRIFFIN
A TTORNEY3 At LAW n1IcE NO
n Ncko,l's block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. dcz7
"a. -. CONGDON,
~ and Nn,.ry Pubic Oa,co N.r,h.was,
orner Of Brady and .5,rond stroets. up-stairs-
ntrancc on Brady street. July 2s-d,f
---------------
o"AS' T. f.ISA. 'ohs \. ROGERS
~ aNAN AOGENS.
IA orrIoK, Davonport Bloak, No.2s, Main st.
T. c. CAMPBELL. JOHN G. BILLS.
CAMPBELL. II RIIIS
A TTORNEyS ayn cOrNsEI ATIAW
| u tEco Na T, n.,-,,. ~ " 81 @ ;;
40 s..Nu \ sx,Nrr,, 'NiS'h"
A TTORNEyS AT LAW optIcF-CoR-
~ IN r Soaad ana prd Sect, ~.
smiths .,ore. Dec.
Gko.s. g. DOW. Sc. BROWN.
DOW BROWN,
4 TTOkNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
""u 9,.a,s, ,,ns,i'ss g,i,ai an''c. r,.
| opttct A, I,uis a M,cLlo,,s EY.bana. or
lice Dayennort low, mar2u
---
WM. r.. DIITOE
A TTORSkf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
- offlen, ny stars, corner OF Nam and Second
s"e.s' In, IA ''"ahuS 'hephetas oioes' opposite
'."s' 81" ----- "on1o-uti.
s.,s,x s-mrs..c..,,sn
|yHo. r. COOK. J. WILSON pRusy
xnnr ...
.Sisoc.sor. 10 Coax, D.lion d L.udley.
we HAVE FORMED A PARTNERsHI
shan devote our personal attention.
March ,, lo6o. COOK DRURY.
j. W. H. BAKER, M.D.,
nUY>ICI,N AND SIIRGEON OEEICE IN
Pos, Once puildiny Kesidencs ON F,rh
street, between brady and Perry streets. paven-
'"
J. Z. PARkkR' MD. ho' W. hcARN, NJ d.
nI,yslCIANs AND suKHEoNs oEEIcE
/ No. = Franklin ,look, secood floor, Brad y St,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DH PARKEKs residence, corner yth AMI LeClaire
siroe's DR. Gto v. McCARNs residence, east
side Brady, secund door from corncr Of 9th.
myi7dn
lINAI.US LAN"ER.
DlllSlClAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR
i ofFICk-South -eastcor er ~ rady ana Sec
'hu s,'ee''. ''"oo No"'s 'o'" ~, sn.
,,a,n ~ -
nuys,cJAN Am srRCEoY oFFIcr-
VA ss corner M Main nni % Third streets' 'I pay.
.n,or, Iova
Dr. REID can be consulted ut his Office at al
b ours OF the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. - sH"' 20
CLAIRE MORSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SIS
G1I.Lb.l q DAH G...-.......Psopstetors
~ Glare, fr"ccton' Lyons. Dewitt Naguoket"
~ oosn.
xr,y pr~Nvx1vAN,. uu,1.r
oasenport Iowa ad ,ro LAWS h Sons r1oPae'1I
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HlJRrK HOUSE.

NEW PENNSYLVANlA HOUSE.
NORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprietors
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. OfEce fos
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dolia per day. aug21-l
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"a. -. CONlslION,

he SON DONS
4 TTORSET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A ana Aoury Public. Office, North -wes,
orner Of Brady and .iecond streets, up-stairs--
ntrancc on Brady street. July 2a-dtf
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CHAS. y. PUTNAM. JOHN N. ROGERS
PUTNAM a hOG EisS.
4 TTORNkIS AND C0UNSELORS ATIAW
IA OFFICE, Davenport Blo1k, No.29, Main st.
Second Floor. iuu7-dtt
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CLINTON HOUSE.
H,ORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
streets, Iowa CITY ,csA J. TRUsDELL, PRO
rTietor YugxI -jtf.
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JAS. r. LANE, W. SKINNER
LANE SKINNER,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COK-
IA hER Of Second and Brady Streets.
SEi th : store. Dec. |
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LAM. ER.

DulSIClAN, SURGEON ( ACCOUCHEUK
OFFICK-South- cast cor .er ~ rady and Sec
ord streets. niice hours from :, A. NJ, and )
TO f. VI 'r-oo7.tt
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ON A.ATS REyrOH.ATED.

]. 400 IA
~ SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PkKFi
y and Rock Island. respectfully announces to
to the eitissns Of Davenport that he 10 now Ers-
parslto
Clean. Color and Manufacture
q I'D II T0
inte good enss, ct short notiee and on reasonable
tsema Resollset the p 90. d Second sts.ef, b.
tWe0 Peuy aaA Rosk .slsId.
.Ag~4 s.UOV1As
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:
CARDS.
LOUIS A. MAJ kLOT,
BANKER L. DEALER In EXCHANGE
DAvcnPort, IOWA.

J. T.. LEAKE. GEO. Il. GRIFFIN.
IEAkE Il GRIFFIN,
4 TTORNEY3 ) AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 4
IA Nickoil's Block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. dcz1
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7. G. cAMPBkLL. JOHN G. BILLS.
CAMPBELL IL BILLS.
A TTOkNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. I.
~ Oifce, No. | Davcnpor,'s Block. novel II
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CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS
rvOn20oTt, Iowa.
GIl.Lt.l 4 DAs E..........PsopsietoPs
. NFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIE
~ Glare, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt. Maquokota
md Anamosa. ,iune22 -itf
HURTS HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcb22d
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" ". r. lDIITOE.

A TTORNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ OFFICE, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, IN McNanus Shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. mch25-dtf.
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GkO.s q. DOW. q. X. BROWN.
DOW 4 BROWN,
4 TTOkNEYSAND COUNSELORS AT LAW
IA and Not,ries Public.
,. +. Bnown, United States Commission
OFFICE At Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
fee, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
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&. PARKER, NJ. u. GMo w. M'CARN, NJ. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,

DHiSlClANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
/ No. Franklin iock, second floor, Brady St..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DIX PARKEKs residence, corner 9TH AMI lie Cla ire
stroets DR. Gso. v. MCCARNs residence east
side Brady, second door from ccrncr Of 9th.
myI7-itf
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Nor DEAD. Capt. James Baker, OF
the Iowa 18Th, arrived in this CITY on Tuesday
been reported dead. but it was mistake lie
has been very sick AMI given over ti
the doctoss but got well in spite OF them, and
is nov as we'll and hearty as ever. Hs is De
tached Tor .x months for the recruiting ser vice
N thls State.
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TIE coal haulcrs are delivering the
best quality of coal in the city at ten cents
per bushel, one cent lower than il Is furnished
at the yard. They find plenty of custom rs
we are told