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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

Lo.G GRovE PLowlHo MArcH.-The
Fourth Annual Flowing Match Of the Long
Grove Ploving Society came of y-sterdsy on
the farm Of Mr.. Irving Quinn. with the usasl
ceremonies. At nine O'Clock the contestants,
nine IN numterseach equipped With . span Of
excellent horses and one OF Krum's best plovs,
entered the field and com rn enced operstione.
The names Of the conteslAnts we're
CLASS NO. l-SExItRs,
VIM. Robertson, Gavin Barrie,
| John Quinn. Elisha HI mmel,
| FiAvius Quinn, Wm. Gr.eve,
James Steele.
CLASS NO. 2 JCHIoRs.
James Grieve, David Little,
| II will be seen that the number Of contest.
ants w.s not - large a. On former occasions.
but what there was lacking in quantity wss
made up IN quality Of the work performed
We believe that the boys Of Long Grove beat
the world on plo~ing. They seem to make il
. study aud think as much of exceliog 10 that
| branch - though their lives depended upon
it, Their zeal is highly commendable. II
our farmers generally would make more effort
TO stir the soil properly. they would End their
crops much more abundant Evey community
o. farmers should have blowing clubs and
make up handsome prsmiums in order 10
9 imulste their boys to greater efforts and
more special care 10 the work Of their calling.
The boys had each little over . half 40
| acre to plough, which occupied them about
three and . quarter hours, after which the
judges went upon the field for the first time,
and made up their opinion q follows:
FIRST CLASS.
First Premium, Observation-Disclosures. Gavin Barrie
-econd do ................ FlAvius Quinn,
Third do ................Wm. Roberts son.
SECOND CLASS.
First Premium. james Grieve,
Second do ........ David Little.
TIE plowmen and society were treated to
substantial dinner 1t Mr. q inns. after which
there was an adjournment until next year.
The Davenport people now think they are
going to get military prison located at Gimp
Mcclellan. We certainly hope the Govern
ment will give them something for conacience's
sake-anyth'ng. it don't matter what it is, 60
it will stop their noise aud ciamoring.-Musca-
tine Journal
Itis great relief to know that Muscatine
is willing. Great and powerful opposition
was expected from that quarter, but all f.ar-
are now thus happily si!enced. Our people
ou ,h. to be thankful.
The sugges -ions made by Demo
cratic friend have been received. and will be
carefully coDsid- re J.
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From Arkansas.
Correspondence of the st. Louis Democrat.

tOOIIespouQeLCe VI Tue ~. LOul3 DemOcT0I.I
BArksyILLE, Ark. May 10.
A portion Of Gen. Davis and Gen. Asboth's di.
visions, and two Of Gen. steele's regiments, lef,
here to-day tor the North. An adequate force II
still here however, for operations in this direc-
tien. Our advance, under Gen. Osterhaus, crossed
the White river on tho sth and took the road to
Little Rock, the capital Of the State.
many as $50 persons per day have come for
ward and taken the cath Of allegiance EN- brac-
ing judges, ministers and many Of the most influ
entail citizens. The sentiment Of the people il
rapid y becoming mo Q and nore loyal.
The news Of our occul alton Of this place was
received by G v. Rector, at Little Rock. on the
5th, and produced great excitement Some Of the
citizens advised peace. while others were mpan,
tor defending the city to the last extremity. The
following day the Governor issued proclamation
calling On the State militia to repair Immediately y
to the capital. to repe the inv ders. Many Of the
militia wore issuing special calls. 5000 Texans
we're daily expected at Little Rock, but they were
under orders for Corinth. Guerrilla bands are
being formed in some sections, and large nobs
may b, mustered at county seats, but no seriou,
obstacles to our advance are feared.
Albert Pike. At last &C counts, was camped at
Boggy depot, 100 miles south west of Fort Smith
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15
REPLY.

NIESSERS. EDITORS :-Mr. Heller, in his
Vk answer to my communication, has taken ad-
vantage Of q typographical errer as regards the
date Of the claim, which vac Corrected after the
issue of the paper. The account mentioned was
after h. d.te Of the receipt. had intended t.
follow the matter up, hsa il mot been Cor broker
owi.a Who with rapid strides approached me-
while in cvnversa ion before he bank on the 18th
inst. with gtntl. man, Mr.. C.. when broker Swits
in a brother.y spirit pleased TO send me to place
spelled 18th Mr. HeNers I. ur first letters. cour-
teously refused to 60, ~ not being cognixsnt Of
the place nor Of th road thereto, and NOT wish
ing TO travel with broker Swits, nor having pc.
cui,sr des,re to meet him there or nywhere else,
- it might not be to our mutual benefit.
DIR. l. LANCER.
Davenport, May the IA, 1862. myl5 dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

TaE Davenport Zouave Cadets will
NEE, this evening. in Fejsrvary's block. for
drill Thomas Holmes. OF Capt. Cleveland's
company. 9Th infantry. will Be present and
attend. See adv ertisement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15
..Say, Wife!

NTHAT WILL YOU HAVE FOR DINNER" ?"
w "Hold the horses, ,Enoch and let me get out
at y. Swans, Brady street frs, door below kely's
meat market. He keeps the first quality of -four,
poultry butter, eggs :ruit, fresh vegetable, Der
res ct different kinds in their season. D.ive on
Enoch, it will come by express
n. B.-Orders left at my place for Altman :
Pure Chrystal Ice will be promptly attended to.
myl3 dim d. SWAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article OF Ale
and Porter expressly brewed for nursing Ia
dies and inyalids; and agent for The Ssveren
RreHerY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

GRAND LUNcH.-Marten will give q
grand ssledictory lunch at his ssloon on Sc
con street, this evening. as he 10 about to
turn his establishment over TO other haDds.
Call and zee him
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Flat Boat Sunk Il s. OF Life.

Flat Boat Sunk Il s. OF Life.
bATEsvILLE, Ark, May 10.
A fatboat capsized last night in ~ feet of wa
ter, while cr,snng White kiver, having on board
two ofi,ers and % men, belon .ing to the 81 Hi
no,s Cavalry. loaded wagon, one sick mule team.
Of the men we're carried down with the wagon
and drowned. The following are the names If
the drowned: Cat. 1bos. g McClernand, com-
pany H. Of Fulton county, illinois Sergeant Jas.
w. White. company u. John Bennington, com
pany X; Am. p. Hare. company A.; VIM.
Westbrook, company E. Vim. F. Shoemate,
company E. The river is being raked for the
bodies.
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So says the Iowa City Republican.

Coon CuEER.-Ladles, if YOU are
d. De Land d Co.'s Chemical Sa aratus !;
it will not Only successfully raise your bread,
biscuit. etc.. but it will thereby raise your
d;ooping sp'rits. so that you will be better
prepared to endure the troubles and trials Of
domestic life. Call for this Saeratus where
y,u 90 our trading. ard if they have not got
it, tell them that they must get it. Most
who'esal and retail dealers in the country
keep it.
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Notice Ia the Public.

IN SATURDAY CALLED ON DR.. LAM
~ ger TO attend sick child, and upon Lis
leaving offered to pay hun his fs, ,whereI pom he
informed me his tharge would be three dollars for
the single visit. This considered an extortion.
and would warn the public against employing
him.
nyl2-d!t* HENRY Keller.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

g. X. BARD is now taking large raft
Of sawed lumber out Of the river at bis mill
We under.t.nd he al.o will have log raft
here this week, and intends to commence saw.
ing next Monday
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

The heavy rain of Tuesday afternoon
reached back only about two miles from the
river. The farmers would not be opposed to
q good shower or two about these times. The
growing crops would be greatly hastened
thereby.
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THURSDAY MORNING NAY IS, 1862.
TIL 6 Cl y.

THE crowd Of customers that daily
assemble at Whi.ler's 60 away satisfied that
they have seen the best stock Of goods In the
city, and have made the beet bargains.
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Chicago N arket.

CHICAGO, May l3.
FLorR.-tS s2H@3 SIX.
WHEAT - sales at 6-G8sc.
ORH.-24Q 2yXc.
Oars 19e On track.
RYR.--44 in store
BA.LsY.-Steady. Sales 1t 1906.
BCrrER-609c.
EGcs- packers count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

FLAG OF THE 18TH IOwA.-The regi-
mental flag. gsllsptiy borne through the Pitts
burg fight by the Iowa 18th, is now at the
Governors Office. having been sent here to be
placed in the State Historical Society. Il
bears unmis,akible evidence Of having been
10 the thick eat Of the fight. there being eight
or nine bullet holes III the flag, and one in the
staff
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NUMBER l79.
CLA1nvOYANCE.

MIR. AND MRS. +. 3. PRICE, HYDRO.
NJ eclectic and c'airvoysss physicians. Mrs.
Price will pay ,ial attention to the practice g
Obstetrics and healing disease peculiar T. her
sex.
residence, IeCiaire House. Reception room BE-
tween Main aud ladies entrance, Second street.
lteblI-aly Daverp RI, lows.
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From ST, Ions.

ST. Louis, May II.
Col. Daniels, with portion of the lst Wisconsin q
Cavalry, attacked a rebel camp occupied by four
Companies, commanded by Col. Phelan, On the
10 inst, at or near Bluomiel1.
The rebels fed through the swamps. leaving one
killed on the tie d.
Tho Union troops captured II prisoners, the
horses OF Col Phean, and those Of two Of his
nieutenants, quantity Of oxen, camp equippage,
arms an ammunition, and ais Col Phelan's mil
irsry chest, with all his books and papers.
Col. Daniels is in pursuit, and picking MP rebels
hourly
The enemz ar, imposing every able bodied
man, aud sweeping of all the horses, cattle aad
supplies.
The people were found in a state o. terror per-
fectly indescribabl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-15

RENTED fine imposed upon
Mrs. Sirohhein. for selling liquor. vas re nit.
ted yesterday. by Justice MeKo~n. on account
OF the peculiar circumstances uuder which il
w.s fixed. Her friends who had raieed purse
to paw the fine. will pay back the funds to
the several donors. after paying therefrom u e
left town.
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New YORK Market.

NEW YoKE, Nav 10
Flour Market sc higher. Sales at 81 A5l4 54
Super STATE; $4.65@5 50 Extra state; - 45G
a.55 Super estern S4.n544 30 Common to We.
dium $3.50 Ex ra Western SIS ooG5.l5 Ship
ing Brands extra r. H. o
WHEAT.-Ssles st 81 o5Qll3.
CoKN- 81 q SIC Mixed Western in store and de-
livered.
W. HsxY.-Market dull ;24024Lc
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IO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
DAVENPUkr ZuUAYE CADETS

"a II II II NJ II E q NJ
There will be special meeting this evening At
~ O'Clock, in Fejelvary's block.
W. DAVENPORT,
Cantnin.
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Tennessee News.

Tribune Dispatch.
To-day our troops took possession Of an evacua-
ted rebel camp, three miles and hail from Co.
rinth, and the rebel pckets we're driven in.
The Mobile keg..ter OF the 9Th states that five
Federal gun-boats appeared of Dolphine l,land
The New Orleans Delta Of the 4th records an in
teryiew between Gen. Butler ard the Mayor and
Council, and they CONT Ic the, functions exccp,
upon political and mill avy offences. No oath II
allegiance has been required.
MONTEREY, May IA.
a reconnosarcc party under h *. Gen. A. J.
Sm IN, had skirmish with rebel p,kers o. cur
right yesterday, killing 2, wounding and captur-
ing >; our loss was 2 The party went within a
hal mile of a rebel battery. supported by br
ga3e OF nfan:ry just outside o! thv intrench men,s
Tho commanding Genrral moves his camp to-
day four miles fr m here, 10 the front Of our
forces, averaging "a to miles from tn atrench
Ments.
Although the army is Advancing slowly, be-
cs use Of the nature o the ground necesaitatng
the bui ding of cordaroy a. bridges, it is general
y understtod cd tha an engagement will core off il
the course OF week.
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From Fort Monroe.

From Fort Monroe.
FORT MONROE, May IA.
TO e. II Stanton, Secretary OF War.
We have Suffolk. 1t vas taken last evening by
Ma jor Dodge. All IL quiet.
Maj jar General McClellans troops are at Cum.
berland.
[Slgnedl Jvo. E. Wool,
Major General
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CO.POr11lprshiD.

vNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
Themselves together his day, icr the purpose
OF coniuctirg he Hotel business at the ueC!ars
House, in this city, under the firm name of Gillett,
Wifts / Morris.
DAVENPORT, May .ih, 1882
7. J. GILLETT,
J. G. WIRTS.
w. G. NORRIS.
mye DIFF
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DistOlWfiOM.

YNhE FIRM OF GtLLErT, WIRTS L KELLY,
! formerly proprie ors Of the LeClaire House,
Is this day dissolved by mntua, consent. The
accounts Of the concern will be settleA by It's
members
DAvANPoRr, May 7th, 1862.
7. J. GILLETT,
j. G. WlkTS.
J. ). KELLEY
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THE MARKETS.
Davenpor, Marke, ...D.,,v Report.

Os1ICs OF rHB DRNocRAf AND NKvs,
Wednesday Eve, Nay l4,h, lsS2. !
There is little doing in the produce market TO-
d.y. Farmers are busy and the roads are SOFTEN
ed BY yes:erday's rain. The river is fal ing and
the mills which have been stopped BY back water
will soon start, and wheat will be Ia demand. Il
10 rather sitter to-day.
FLoUR- 81 .s0@4.6a.
WHgAr-Firm at 6S070c.
BARLBY.-Quiot. We quote at 4O445c.
CoRx-Dull 1t 15c.
Oars We quote at 2o122c.
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TuE following letter sufficiently ex-
plains ifself. 81

plains ltseH:
Iowa c1rY. Nay 18th. 1862.
Rev. H. j. Kynett. Cor Secretary. DC.
DEAR SIs-l vas much gratifed to learn
that YOU propose t. hold . Sanitary Conven
ton at Davenport, during this month, and
hope it may prove q decided success.
The large and increasing demands Of our
s'ek and wounded men for aid. cannot be met
oy the amount Of public funds appropriated
Tor 'hN purpose. and is 10 therefore necessary
that there be united. active privsts effort.
Wall at'eod the Cow vention, IL possible.
Very respectfully.
& SAMUEL J. KIaKWooD.
The people Of Iowa have done much towards
allevistiog the wants Of The sick md oun ded.
but the work Of patriotism and charity has
not found are.tiog place ~ yet by any m cans,
Our troops will yet probably bs led Into ssv.
srsl bloody epsag sments-ths sietly se.son 10
coming on in the South. and very many of our
soldiers will require aid from home In more
ways than oss. 9tsmes
We wosld. therefore. urge upon ths Finsnes
Committess. sf pointed in, the different town
shipe, = renew their efforts in behalf Of The
soldiers 10 the fsId. Much good has already
b aecomplished many a'lifs has been saved
through tie ~ortiegs q these charitable ia-
stisaiioas. and they maut b kept sp st sny
ed ''sy ybs s5gs,,se - ..s-lssH Is
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Notice 10 Soldiers.

v1'HE HO>PITALlTIES or THE BURTlS
: House are eratuitously EXTENDED to all Iowa
so'diers e''hsr sick or wounded returning through
Davenpcr. on their way home.
mys-du J. J. BURTIS. Proprietor.
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DAvkNroRr, May II. 1862.

I7AvkSF0Kr, May III. Te6Z.
Editor Temooynt and Neus :-SIR :-Will
you please inform the public that Mr. C. uol
land Secretary Of the Peoria Marine and Fire
lusu' ance ConIsny has called upon me and
hoooratly aud to my perfect satisfaction. ad-
justed and Iad my claims for lose. and that
too before ii was due b. the terms Of the pol
ic, and firmly believe that the Peoria is as
s,upd and as we'll managed Insurance Com
pany as is Represented in our city.
JomN II. WARWICK,
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The Nashville Safe at Charleston, etc.
Nsw YoRK, May IA
Advices from Nas,su state that the Nash vile
had succeeded in gstaise into Chsrisstso.
It 10 statea that the Pessi1eot has Withdr awn
tAs nans of LAthrsp for Collsatoe e New ,Os.
.1ta-1sss ~
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Xxxvll CONGRESS.-FiRST SESSION.

SrNArE.-Mr. Wright presented petition from
citse' OF Iadiana, =, king Congress 70 leave ID
the sg taiion Of the 1890 au, stion and attend to
toe business Of putting down the rebellion. He
said he believed these were the sentiments Of >
large majority Of the people Of his State.
On melton Of Mr.. Wilson, If Mass. the reselu-
ton 70 suspend the payment Of troops &c usly
mpioved in the Department Of the West, was
On up. He stated that un ier the act q it had
een rel orted. great frauds have b. perperated,
.nd the only remedy is to commission appointed
to investiga'e the claims.
The resolution offered BY Mr. Powell. asking
the secretary of 8 ate for the number and names
os persons ares e. in Kentucky, bow long i'm
prissned, Why they are, etc.. was taken up. The
question wss on tho amendment by Mr. Sumner
tnat the President be requested to inform the
Ssoate, It compatible with the public interest,
concerning the arrests in Kentucky, which was
adopted.
Mr.. Clark, from the special committee on con
fscation, reported = bill.
Mr.. Trumbull offered . solution that the
President inform the Senate il consistent vi
have OF any design on the part 81 any foreign
power to interfere in tho contest existing and
whether any foreign nation has made any ar
rangements with the insurgents, or has 1t in con-
temptation to do 20. Laid over.
Adjourned.
Aoa Ss.-AI. " dlsOus OF W., IepOEteU OacR
from the committee the joint resolutions requir-
ing the Superintendent OF the Census to keep re-
cords Of tue nsmes Of adult males and heads Of
families and free holders. The subject was dis
cuseed.
Mr.. Elliot, from the select committee on con-
fscation, reported two bills. He stated that the
time fur the consideration Of this subject ought
not to be much longer postponed. He suggested
that it be made the special order for Monday next.
The fret bill provides that all estates, property
And money, Of ersons holding. er hereafter hold
ing oficee under the s.-cai.ed Confederacy, be
forfeitst - the United States. The President is
requested to issue a proclamation giving sixty
days warning.
Mr.. Phillips Of No., suggested that it be made
the special order for Tueslay. after the morning
hour, and that the rest Of the week he given for
debate.
Mr.. Elliot aequiesced in this, and further, that
the vo'e be taken GU NJ onday weeK, on both sides.
Nr. Shallaba ger offered resolution calling on
the Secretary Of the Interior to inform the rouse
what retrenchmsnt can be made in the expendi-
tu,es. Passed.
MIR. Wickiffe had Intellectually endeavo,ed to
tfer an amendment calling On the Secretary of
War to state whether he had prov ded arms and
clothing to arm the fugitive slaves in the South.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN polls will DO opened in the Fifth Ward. at
the New PennsyivAnis House. on Saturday. Nay
18th, 1851, for the purpose Of eleeting an Alder.
man in said Ward 70 I'll the vacancy occasionsd
BY the cesignation Of Alderman LeClaire
.THOS. DERtODY, City Clerk.
Davenport, May 7th, 1867. (m8-dd
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JAMES r. LANE.

2 TTURNEY : 1 COuN3ELLOR AT Law.
IA O6os sousk k-east cqgnsr Il Bndy .sal See
81 etssse, up seaases 1eJ1r13
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FIR TD, PO.e'5I = co.,
NJ u { a l 1 n 8 tr Il IN e N I 8
AND PUBLISHERS tP
. H i II II M U q Z g !,
547 BROADWAY, Me- YORK.
Great inducements offered to purchasers.
NEW ANDSPLENDlU PIANO FORTES,
as low as 500 for cash, and every instrument war
ranted
NEW PIANOS rented and the rent applet to
MELODLONS / HARMONIOUS constantly
on hand.
Rand Instruments.
We manufacture and import Band instruments
Of all kinds. full set OF Brass Instruments for
wardvd for $3.50 cash.
EVERY KIND OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENT,
and all kinds Of Musical Goods can be furn led in
our stock. Parties ordering by letter and enclos
ing the monev, can depend upon prompt attention
oUK NEW GERMAN SILVER FIFE, price
$3.50, in case, is the best case ever made.
Guil",s! Guitars!
The demand for our Guitars is constantly On the
increase, becau.e they do not crack split in any
climate. Every Guitar Of our make is fully War.
ranted
PRICES.
No 1 Nah hogony Guitar, With patent head, 10 case
with extra set Of s'r'ogs, =, :......;..S,ss
Nos :" extra beading, dc..... 2z
No4 oval back, &c. ~
Nos centrifugal bars, &c IS
No6 elegantly inlAid. and
finished in superior style. e....-..... 5o
We will pack our guitars free Of charge, on re-
ceips Of the trice from parties out OF the city.
Cheap imported Guitars rom 81 aud upwards.
B0rj~s: Ba.joss
We make the best banjos in the World Our
patent banjos With extra screws snd tuning keys,
for SOLO PLAYERS. have thrice the tone and
,ower Of the ordinary Banjo Price, from - 70
$z5, wi b case, according to finish.
Cheap Bsnjos from 81 and upwards, Buckleys
new me- bod for the Banjo. The best book for
mail, postage pa d.
Sfstngs, Sfrtngs,
Really good Violin Strings are . rarity. We
axe IL point 10 Keep vofy sVPefIOr Btnn8B, IOF
good players. Price = cents per set. Sent By
mail, postage paid. Beside the above We have
Italian, German, French and English Strings. for
Violin, Vioiinceiio, Doubis Bass, Ac. Jewellers,
dealers in Music, Books, Fancy Goods, &c are in
vited to give our Strings trial.
SHEET Music and Musical Eooks.
Our catalogue Of Music is very extensive and
populsr and we are publishing new music every
day. Besides our owD publications vs have oil
Of the music publi.hed in the country, and car
furnish foreign music. Dealers, Teachers VI Mn
| SIC, Heads Of Semnaries, Book Dealers and New
Agents, can have their orders promptly filed and
forwarded BY express or msiI.
The postage on "usic sent BY mali Is only abou
one cent for each piece. This y tbs che.psst an
quickest way to forward small paekagss. Ssnt
| for our at.logues ond circalars. Rea.smbsr h
name and number.
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T0N1&Vln
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TO LE'r.

TWO STORY ROUSE CONTAINING
"A eight rooms, on Gaines street, nor'h Dsven.
port. Enquire ate5 Brady street, or on the pre-
mises. W t-
nyt3 div W. A. OLIVER.
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W. F. ROSS, AGENT.
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or NEW YORK.
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THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
CaARrsRRD A. D., 1910,
=, CAsH CAPITAL, $500. 900.

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OHYIcR-MITRoreLIrAN BUILDING. DAvBxPoRr.
HYDRO ECLECTIC CURE.
Gresnbash, Nolise Avsnse, Rock lslsnds Inineis.
MR. / MRS. T. s. PRICE, Physicians.
Is now open for the reception Of patients Who
wish to avail themselves Of . thorough course Of
WATER TREATMENT,
in connection with f@ttf5
CLAlRvOYANT EXAMlNAT1ON0,
JWedtcSl PrescripttDMs
Ana to be under the constant care Of the Physi
I'm ana experienced nurses. We shall continue
3Gr nding trsctice - usual in Davenport, Rock
,..ana and Moline, AMI in spseal sasss make calls
~ TAI rosa and river. Charges for treatment, u
.ns,cn ca nve 70 Ten dollars per ,vssk. Patients
5slng neoe trea nent ~iii pay weekly. Mrs.
riiee VIII PAY special attention to th. prsetiee Of
Ookstzscs ed Asaliag diseases peculiar 70 her
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