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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14
nov 4 0vk Aarkel.

NEw YokE, January Is.
Market rates shade better. Receipts 81 90 bar
rels. sales l2,oOo barrels. $5.5O@s.6J Su-
per State - S06d5 S5 , Fxtsa State; S5.50d5.s0
Western x5.S. g5.9o C,mmcn to medium extra
Western <5y5e,s ship, ing brands and Extra X.
II. ..
CANADIAN tLorR.-very quiet. -. '0ei5 }.
Super $,.75A6..5 Common 10 Choice E1'r,.
krE Flour --Stssdy. S3.5ods126.
WHEAT Market quiet ana very drn. SAles
80 bushels. Receipts 1900 bushels. 81 IS
Amber Iowa $l.4o Amber Michigan /; $l&5 Mil
wAukee Club
RYH.-Firm II slGfs3c.
BARLEY Very h.m, lo4slc.
Consolidated qniet and steady. 6s@ssi 9
mixed Western.
OATs.-Quiet.
PoxK.--steady. $ll.75al?5j mess SsMp ),
prime.
HREY.-S Steady.
Cur rMKArs.-Unchanged.
LARD--Fair demand. Sales ESQ bbls at q
sAc.
BUrrER.-Seliing at llg IS for Ohio; lSQ2cc
State.
CHsxsE.- Steady At 5lsm7L.
WuisKY. - Market nominal at 21027lz
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From New York.

N8w oRK, Jan. 12.
Last night Ere broke out in the seventh story
building Nos. % and "a, Frankfort street. owned
and occupied BY jenkins Brothers. The prem
ises we're entirety destroyed. Loss about $7O,00U.
Said TO be fully injured.
BY the brig Lucy Darlington, from Nassau via
New Providence, We are in receipt of important
Information. 1t appears that the steamer Ella
asley, formerly the lsabe'la, Of Charleston, had
salei previous to the sth Of January from nassau,
apparently for st. JohLs, n. b. But very little
doubt existed that she was actually bound for
Charleston, as she ba on board the cargo # the
ship Eliza Boaas.ll, from Liverpool. This ship
sailed iion Engl md via Charleston, where she
made an attempt to run the blockade, but failed.
The British ship Giadi tor was at Nassau, wait
ing 70 sail for southern port, on the 29,h u,t.
The british ship 1f war Conquer, lUl guns,
struck on sunken rock on the East side Of
Rulkey, and when last heard from the rock had
pierced 1--WE feet through her bottom.
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Maryland News.

HANCOCK. Va, 18th, VIA FRKsERICk, Jsn. Is.
Gen. Jackson with fifteen thousand regulars,
ttrse Thousand militia and Is guns, after threat
sni"g konney, appeared before this place At dis
tance to day, probably on his return to Winches-
ter. He had three days rations left uD to the
time Of this dispatch. He had made no demonstra-
ton.
week ago yesterday he, with . full force, sp-
peared At Bath, where there were but about Eve
hnnired Union troops, these being detach mcnts Of
several regiments. An attack Vas made by the
whole rebel militia, who were repulsed hy vol
unteers, subsequently Jackson's regulars made
a. attack in frost, 1t the same time executing .
flank movement, when our troops fell back on
Hancock.
Tho estimate Of Gen. Jackson's fo,ce ia corrobo-
rated from several sources.
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necesr.ey
States Marshal .. .s:..~.-
Mr. Lane, Of Kansas, ofere1 . ro...-
promote the efficiency Of the troops serving in
Han as. Referred
Mr. hing introduced bill to auth orixe the Sec
retary OF the Treasury TO issue Treasury notes 10
the amount Of one hundred million dollars. At
seven per cent. interest. Referred.
Mr.. sumner novel 10 take up the House bill
ior the relief OF the owners Of the British ship
Perth shire.
Mr. Hale thought not. He though, that Eng
land ought to be satisfied with what We had alre,-
dy done At least for the present. Motion was dis
agreed Ito.
Mr.. Hale called up the resolution to alter tho
rules OF tho senate 50 as TO prevent the making Of
special orders. The resolution passed.
Mr. hing ofere! . resolution asking the Secre-
tary of War to inform the Senate as 10 the paw
nents mate for freights TO the railroads in Mary
land and Virginia for transportation in connection
with the army.
, Mr. Powell called Up the resolution asking tho
Dir. Wilson thought there was not sufficient for.,
in the ar Department TO answer all the resolu-
tions sent to the Department. lie Wilson
thought it was better to attend to the pressing du-
ties Of the country first. The bill providing for
the appointing Of Suffers, and defining their du
ties, c'c. was taken up. The question was op Mr..
Carisle's motion 10 recommit the bill, with in
structions to abolish the Office Of uter and provide
. tobacco ration After further discussion the
bill was postponed. on suggestion OF Mr.. Wilson,
that no would bring in another bill in regard to
tho subject, which he thought would be satisfac-
toy.
On motion Of Nr. Clark, the Kama. contested
seat case was taken mp.
Mr. Collamer moved that the contestant, Mr..
Stanton, be allowed to be heard before the Ssnate
on .he question.
Motion agreed to by ayes 81; nays4
NAYs-bixon, Hale, umner and Wilson.
lo1 a ION tn rn1na s.f thA
Senate.
Nr. Fessenien moved 70 reconside the vote.
Motion disagreed to, and Ar. Stsnton appeared
and took scat.
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.


winner arrangement, 1864.
1vas"s r"n by Chicago Time, Which IL tcelre ,,..
"'es 'nster than Uansnpovf time.
1Gev.E Z. AFTER MONDAY 1.y 10.
SIS r \. for Iowa City.
rsAINs ARRivs At DAvssPoRr ~ FOLLOWS.
'0o = s."m Marsngo and Washington.
$50 A. Y. from Iowa S,:.
Morning trains out Of Davenport will maAs a.. :.
connections at Masengo, Iowacity and Washing.
ton with the Western Stage Company stages for
all points West.
Trains from the West eonnect IT Davenport
with trains of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for all points East, North and south.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity oa
giving distinct directions N the destisstion cl
their baggage also to pfocurst~ ksts before taking
heir sGAts in the cars.
JOHN F.TRACY, Genr Sup't.
A. KIIBALL, Asst SuF't.
Davenport, january -. ls6I.-dsf
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Troops Wanted In virg,sia.

ClNCINNAT!, Jan. Is.
This mornings Gazette says that Zen. Denn;-
son received dispatches from Washington Friday
mig tin,orming him that there was pressing
necessity for troops in Western Virginia. Gen.
Mcclellan was advised that l4 Ragiasuts sf in
fantry and batteries Of artillery with Regi-
gints by Tuesday night, and that moro than half
Of those which had received marching orders
would be out Of the State BY last night. On Fat
urdsy dispatches were received countefmsnding
the orders Of Friday nj ht. The soldiers, how
ever, have had Instructions TO hold themselves in
readiness to march.
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ChlcaSO Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. II.
FLouR.-Market inactive. Sales al Ss.:o@&a5 s;
delivered.
WHsAr.-Narkst closed dull. Sales At 7lQNhs
No. 63c No. 2.
C0xN.-22ko in store.
RYE. Quiet and steady. Sales At SIC in store,
and e3c track.
BAkLEY.-Duli and heavy. aSc on track, and
80 cents delivered.
DRESSED HOGs.- Firm. Sales at ~ a5d3.s5.
Live Hogs plenty At $s.eo4G25.
bEIP CATrLE-Iu active demand ct a3I2.73
common.
HlDrs Quiet. Green Country lxQ5;
Green sal,sd s45Hc Dry Film; ll@ll1Sc.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washinetoa.

ASOWs W kVO0s
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
Specials say that Hutchins Of Ohio his prepared
bill 70 be intro luesi in the Hou.o sabl 81.
ing Jerritor' j government o7er the socsdsd
States. and prohibiting slavery therein.
The House Committee on Elea.ions will report
against the claim Of Dr. Segus Of Va, to seat.
The war steamer Pensacola has arrived at An
nspolis.
report il circulated, and is believ ed that Sec.
retary Cameron has resigned, and that Hon. I'd.
win NJ. stanton will take his place.
1t is also stated that Mr.. Cameron will be Ap-
pointed Minister to Russia.
Especial 10 the Post.
Tho House Committee on Ways and Means are
considering the expedency Of recommending sn
issue Of Treasury notes smaller than SIS. There
i grea' demand for bills Of tho denomination Of
q, and @2..
1t is understood that Congress will take imme-
diate action upon the Tax and Treasury Note bill.
Mr.. Bo Imam, L. =. Consul At Tsnneriffe, com
mitted suicide At that place, a few weeks si.ee
All his property was invested in Virginia bonds.
The Augusta, commander Parrott captured the
schooner l.lsnd Bell, cf Nassua, laden with gar
and molssses, about IL miles southeast Of bulls
Island Ii .ht. she had . clearance fo' Baltimore
bat when first seen, ' ~ Standing in for Bulls Bay
The Island Bell was built in Charleston IN 1851
aud called the Gen. Ripley, and her certificate Of
British registry bears date Nov. 4,h, 1851.
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XleSoerOaece .agemew.

THE INSURANCE BUSINESS HERETO
i fore conducted in this city by FIELD HAusy-
MANN will hereafter be c0ndue,e led At the same of-
fce, in LeCiairs Block, (LeClsirc Hall snsr.pcs,
By NESSR3. FIELD l. BLACKBURN.
Insurance in the most reliable Companies can be
effected on the most reasonable tern.s. Liberal
share of patronage solicited.
FIELD 4 BLACKBURN.
Davenport, January 9, 2.-d.e
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Fo.r MoNRos. VIA BALrinoaE, Jan Is.
repor: vas brought up yesterday morning
that large propeller Was axhose few miles be-
lev CAps Henry. The -paulding vas cent to Ter
assistance. but could And neahine Of her, and ean
sequently returned her. early last eight.
Ice enemy r:ised : TAG ss.S snd Gag y.sterday
90 Sewsiis Point. u 10 seen vsry eoaspicisusly
above thv tsess
xke >paGldicg il loading ,spidly, and ia ex-
peeted to sail for Port Royal v,s Aa.teras this
evening.
Company 4, Of the Navy Brigsds, with Colonel
Wardrop AMI Lieut.. TiilItsos. came over from
CAmp 8anilIss shis p. ~, aaA went q beasa the
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FIaE.-Last evening about 9 O'Clock,
FIRE broke out in Wesley Chapel. situated on
Perry street between Feprth and Fifth caused
BY the upeetting of stove. The fire made
rapid progress. and before the engines could
bring to lear. the interior and roof were in .
blaze. and the building b-yond saving. The
Chapel is built between large brick blocks.
aud At one time it vas though, they would 60
also. bat by strenuous efforts they we're all
saved uninjared. their contents not having
been disturbed. The burned building vss the
property OF John Forrest. E.q.. and vss in.
sured.
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From, Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. IL.
Further sdvices concerning the action be, wsen
our gun boats ard those Of the rebels down the
river, develop that the rebel yum boats appeared
in sight of Island No. /, and formed in line of
battle. and opened FIRE On our boats which Law op-
posite tho Island. Tue Essex and ST. Lonis i'm
mediately epened their guns upon them, when
the rebels backed out and retired down the river.
followed by .ur gun boats, which chased them
under their batteries below Belmont. disabling
one Of the rebsl steamers
Capt Porter, commanding the Essex, enclosed in
= bottle attached to buoy, the fol owing chal-
lenge: "Cone out, You cowardly rot ss and show
r""' ZIP P9as s." THIS engag. men. lasted half
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NUMBER rs.
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.


Oy1lCs o. fns D110caAT AND Ngvs.l
Monday Eve, Jan. ls. 1851.
The extreme cold makes sst-door businsss very
light. Taess 10 very little grain nov in market.
Prices are the sane - yesterday.
FLouR- $3.50 Wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship.
ments <tO brls.
WaBAs--In good demand for milling at 3s3
SIC. Choice Wheat So. Re- eip,s ,ss7 bu.-
Shipments 700 bu.
BAxLEY.-Quiot 1t ls0ssc $50 bu. ship
ments 4oo bu
C0RS-Nominal At lo@llc. Receipts ll0 IN.
OArs-l14l3c.
Hoos.-Little doing. We quote st 81. o0G2.lc
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dc3l |
DisaDlMlissaa.

TIRE CO.PARTNERSHiP HERETOFORE TX
L iSing betvee1 The undersigned. uodss the
Arm Of DAvp KAUFMAN, 10 this day dissolved
By mutual e.A0ont. ALI persons indebted to said
km are earnestly requested to call and settle
their accounts, q the old place OF business On
Perry street.
JOHN ". DAVIS.
JOHN Il. KAUFMAN.
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l6 T.. q Z 3 r. Il %

roR TnE WEEK ENDING JAN. IL. 1851,
OF Meteorological observations, .nderthe directions
Of the SnithsoRidn institmticn made at Grisrold
College, ty WM r. bUNwooDY, Latitude, Al. 80;
North Longitude, 1889 Uea; Height above The
sea, 737 feet.
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From New York.

NEw lORK, Jan. Is.
The Poet says: "A letter received in thi. city
from Q gentleman we'll known to US relates that 4
re pec'able person, made prisoner by one Of our
boats in Edisto river, says 70 could 70 In no idea
what stunning blow the capture of Port Royal
had been to the people Of south Carolina and
Georgia. lie ssy., TOO, that almost equal 70 that
in its appalling effects is the great fire in Charles
ton lie adds that party is on foot. in that re-
gion, in favor Of settling the question q, issue by
o. Commissioners. and that both Davis and Stephe ems
are in favor OF II, but that the khett party had
frowned it down.
The transport Patapscc from Baltimore. reports
having passed on 'hc ilth, OF Cave Point, por
tion Of Burnside's expedition. Also, the same
date, OFF Cape Henry, passed TOO steamers, escn
having schooner in tow con ne ,ut Of the Capes,
oil bound South.
The transports Baltic, Cahawaba, Empire City
and Moscow, called to day for Por, Royal
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sN1OfieD.

~ Aonual Meeting Of the Stock Holder, Of the
Davenport Gas Light and Coke Company foe the
election Of Directors for the year ls6z, will be
held at thu Office Of the Company On Mosday.
January l3th, 1862, at 7H O'Clock r. u.
THOS. DERMDDY,
dcsll Secrssa,y.
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HIRAM PKIcE, ESQ.,, will please &C.
espt our thanks for sundry favors.
$4,000 Gold for sale by Welton &
Warmer, 4s Brady street.

CoLD.-The thermometer at I O'Clock
A. NJ yesterday. stood 2Oe below zero; the
coldest yet.
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or ~ R.

STATE OF Iowa, ADJrTASr GENERALS OvvIcE.l
Desmoines. Ian. ii, 1862
There is now an opportunity to raise two Cs
panies for the 10th Regiment Iowa Volunteer r.
fantry.
Persons desiring Recruiting Commissions f,r
that purpose, will make immediate application to
me At Desmoines, presenting such recommends
tions as they may doem proper.
N. B. BAKER,
jal4dAw3w' Adj't Gent.
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the Indebtedness OF c,;.-, ..
; ne. salue 2, the bonds and tax, tnes to pa; ,-o
interest. lSeferred 70 COMMITTEES nm Finance
resolution was adopted that each count
snouid nave at least one representation in the
iiouse OF Representatives, and providing for An
nu.i sessions Of the Legislature.
inc Army Auditors, in resp nse to . re.olution,
reported the claims against the stats al,ow.a ~.
boards at sa:3 .375-clsims presented and not Al.
lowed {53i .721. w. :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

AT CuAMrIoN's is the place to buy
anything in the Hat, Cap and Fur line. They
are good things 10 have Ia . cold day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

WE call attention to two important
orders from the Adju,snt General. published
this A. NJ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

LADIES, have you examined those late
patterns Of dress goods 1t. Whisiersi They
are the best in town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

Dlss. luton ~f PArtMersasip.
TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
/ is,iug between FiELD KAuFYnANS, Iusur-
ance Agents, 10 this day dissolved b. mutual con-
sent. HERMAN FIELD,
CHR. KAUFPMANN.
January 1st, 1852: jams
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US ADV"TS.
STATE OF ia E.M q, ~

Despoines. Jan. LIST, 1852.
Cntiliuftnef o'i--a all communications for the
Adjutant General Of this State wiz !. directed !,
him ct DESMOlNES.
n. B. BAKER,
janl4-dstl Aljutsnt General.
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From st. Louis.

~, ST. LOUIS, Jan. 49,
ne H,P"nican learns tn at ex- Senator job hnson
sf No., is IN Prices csmp, with 4 Commission rom
the Confederate Government 10 raise = rea;n.n,
OF rebels in this State
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Contradictory.

FkkUsHlC1s - t. jan. II.
IT," rumor circulating that the town ,ath
vas l9sael is sssrae,
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gun-boets Hunchbs and Ssuth6eld, 70 mao the
Rurs. The above are part Of zen. Burasides
oxDodif3on
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SPRINGFIELD, Jan. j.;
Tho report Of the Committee on kepor ing. was
adopted, with an amendment allowing each mem
Der ten papers in the German language.
Sundry resolutions Of inquiry were introduced
and referred to committees.
ns,on TO adjourn until October, was lost by
55 to II.
Mr.. Singleton offered resolution auth orzing
.oi.latuse to assume, on behalf Of tho State,
- ~onnties at the mar
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BORON, Jan. Is.
The consti ution, With the Ne ne 18th and BAY
State Rssia ,nts, sailed IT o'clock this morning
lor Fort 1onroe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

Charley has been doing big busioess since
he took hold OF the Office, and being . capital
good fellow. aud an accommodating gentle
man. withal, We take pleasure in learning he
10 doing 90 we'll. The Davenport Post Office
IL Q model esta ablishment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

We received last eveEing copy OF
the Governor's biennial messsge, but a. i will
not be delivered until to-day. we concluded not
to publish 1t until to morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

Bro POeT OFFICE DUsINEss.-TEe
following 10 the pumber Of letters sent frcm
the Davenport Post Office for the quarter end
ing December 3lst, 1861
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

Bound OvER.-John Thornton, the
man arrested - an sceomplics Of the chaps
who stoIe DR.. Parkers horse, had his exami.
nation before Justice Wheeler yesterday. and
the testimony being very strong against him.
he was required to give 81, 900 bonds for his
appearance at the District Court, failing in
= hich he vaa remanded IN i.il
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CLARK Il liOxr

7\EALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUG0IES.
- Pianos and Harmonic Nelodeons frsm tho
best Eastern masufActories. Of the most approv ed
patterns, and At prisss that defy &C mpe,i,ion No
Lao Bfady stssst, Dsvsapest, Iowa lsp0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

The whole number Of foot passengers crossing
the Bridge during the week was72l.
j.H. rHORlNGT0N,
Bridge Keeper
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Tue CONTINENTAL MONTuLY.-We
are in receipt Of the February nnmber OF this
organ OF the AboliiioGists Of the United Slater.
and 10 reading IL, pages We sometimes forget
that we sre reading the most incendisry Of all
American publica,ions The literature OF the
magazine 10 excellent, but il. 'it'ca' papers
are villainous. 50 secures il for one "'
Address J. r. Gilmore. Boston Ma.
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SHrLsY's ALE.-Mr. Shiley is now
manufacturing . splendid qnslity Of cream ale.
which good judges pronounce fully equal to
Ssnds Chicago Ale.o which We hear 20 much.
Pa'roniss home institutions. 10 our motto, and
shou d be that Of every citizen.
PAY Your PtsTAGE. There are
from 10 10 20 letters placed il the Davenport
Post Once every day. upon which the poessss
not paid. Look to this, friends. ard yon
will not have cause to d-n the Post Master
for neslsst Of bic duty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

Old SkTrLERs' FEsrIvAL.-Tbis eve.
Mug the Old Settlers Of Scott countv calsh,a,.
tns'r Fihh Annual Festival at the L.
ARE House Mine ho.ts Of the lie
aire have made ample preparations for a.
e'mmodati'g big crowd. and they will no,
% disappointed 10 the numbers expected The
Fifth Annual Festival promises to be .. hiy
thing for every bodv."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-14

vvVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
l stock Of stoves, Tin Wsrs, etc.. to J. G. Per
NAN Co., would respectfully recommend them 10
the patronage Of the public, and 70 his old
TONERS in particular. JOHN +. NONATh.
Ncvembe, ~. 1851. ipy21-f
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The HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
CHARTRREs A. D.. 1910,
Casa CAPIrAL, $500, goo.
OHrlCs-MITR0soLisAN BuIlDrro, Davenport
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AmtCcbe,t Gabrtk
in ltniOnpiue, 9eNa Gauntn,

w GlllpHOlue, SSIlIH 9QuHtD,
Nsr untrrldrsbsne 5siat tsrmit leinen Sreano
ban unb sHen auoemsinen @ublttum frssbsnlt on,
eab sr cine neue &utI6enma6frd In uniunpiue,
ts6a @duntp, an9Cfan9sn bat, alno eT telldnbe
auf Sanb tdlt unp auf Ssitslung prompt pfrfcr.
tIssn rirp, ale Nrten &utI6m, Bassn, 9ugsiss
unb aIe anb're 6ubrweIsn bic In lcin Sad acbBs
rsn, bic CT All zen allrbilislm preIcn abloIIen
w'rp. Sn bteiCu nsusn RutIGsnme6errl perren
nur bic tCNen NtatFrialien unb bon ben bellen
ArtsIts anseIellt. Nlon trlft immcr cine orOg &c
auswobl 8utrwsien bel itm au, tpUraus Sspss
man fh ale3eit Iubten lam.
TX NParatureH wrpH prompt unb biQEg
trlurgt
Snoem ber @tasntbdmtr leln @eidSft stnfttt
antr'ttt unb leine Tatrlsugen an Dauerbaftla.
teit, S6Srbet uno 9iLiafeit fc'nan anbern i'm
Stnnt na&iieten 70 barf r ron Re6tebal6sr auG
etnen lttsTaIrn anttstl Der tfentIGsn SunbI6aft
rshnen.
Joiram Beers.
llntCnVOf, Nprtl 2, 1852. rutS
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