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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-18
ADVTS
CLAIiiVOY ANCE.

MR. AND MRS. 7. S. PRICE, HYDRO
vi eclectic and c!airyoyant physicians. Mrs.
Price will pay spe .ia attention to the practice Of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICE HoURs-9a. IN. to 6 p. m. Office and
residence, LeClair House. Reception room be-
tween Main aad ladies entrance, Second street.
Davenport, Iowa.
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That looks Q little like old times sure
ILLrMISATIoN.-The Burtis House
was brilliantly illuminated last evening in
honor of the great Victory at Fort Donslson.
Every window ia the entire bui ding sbon.
forth in splendor. !, was splendid sight, and
was noticed in the distance ss some thing mag.
ni.icen,ly grand.
OvgRJoYED at the grand result at
Fort Doneison, and having au overweening
desire to take q more distinct view Of the
celebrated rebel fortifca,ion which has coat
SO severe a struggle. several of our patriotic
citizens started out On a tour Of observation
At each point Of view they brought the glass-
sup to their countensnces and took eager
gAzes through them. and bringing them down
only TO make another effort. At differen,
places on different streets were positions Ia
ken. and at each place similar efforts were
made. We are assured that an official re-
port Of the observations Of this committee wi.
be made 10 due season. We should jud ge thA,
| il will be Interesting
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Missouri News.
Special u III, It. Louis Democrat
-PRlS6rlELD. Mo-. feb.

-PRlS6FlkLD. Mo-, feb. Is.
According 70 iat.sl advice, the Federal ttu4. !.
wr- in vigorous rnrsu q The Rebel.
Prices army vas on Crane creek, 80 mics from
here, Oh Friiay evening, aud our forces : miles in
tie rear, rroririn. 70 mise an early s.ait neXt
morning Price nd n .ci his tram in advance
About 100 wagons, con 'aiIing supplies for h'fn
were brought into this pace trvm or yth, caif !.
few huur. before his retreat.
Rebe! ssmpathizcr- here calm that irice witi
be reinforced by twelve or fifteen regiments :rel
i. ntyli.e, Ark, under Gea. ian ilorcr; ilt tiea
Siyel, who Wa aslvau.ing n he ltebc co.un.n b,
a different route than Iars nei by Gen fnrtis, laai
strike blow their fl 4na ana up-et Price cal
c.lations.
4 Rebel officers ara - trvates fell n.o out
hands on Friday, Ind are now here. The OTIS
are the notorious Col. freeman Mai Berry, aid.
q oanp - Ger. Mcnrda, tngt Dickinson, c.lel
e.gileer, and Downell, eIar'ernaster.
pony express, with relay poSts, has lees
established By Capt ba.luin between .toi z 49,
this pont
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. II.
Flour Market inactive. Sales at $i,lol
S3.5 delivered.
WHgAT-Market l42c better. sales a. FAC
soc in store.
Coss.-Market steady. 221s @22l. cent. in
store.
RYE.-Sales at 3sc.
BARLEY.-3I1zM 40c.
Provisions Prime mess pork ia Arm at 39.f2x
gas.
LARD-Steaiy at 67s@sll cents.
LIVE Hoes. - Market 6rn. Sales f2.S5 =
2ce.
DRESSED HoGs.-In good demand. Sa!.s at
s2.7503lo.
HIDES STEADY. Green Country 5h@54.
Green s4ited 646Ac; Dry Flint l21ac@lS
cents.
PorATogs.-Quet and easier at 35@40c.
BvITLa : cLela Tor frkin, i0Gl2 cents for
dairy.
EGGs-Duliat S1.G9c.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
xxxy,I COyGREss...FJRsT SESSION

ARLINGTON, FEB. II.
Housg.-Mr. Cclfsx asked and readily obtained
nermission 70 make statement relative TO Fort
bonelsoL. Amid profound silence Mr.. Colfax said
TIA Gen. Nee elan had authorised him to in
form the House that lie ad just received dis
patch frou, Cairo informing him Of the arrival OF
the gun boat Carondelet at that place, bringing
the news of the capture Of Fort Donelson yester-
day by the land forces OF the Y. >, with l3b2.
prisoners. ip.lud ng Genl's. A. Sidney johnson nj
buckner. Gen. Floyd ran and escaped. The less
on both sides is very heavy.
Applause greeted the dispatch.
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CEEsE ZIG 1T XI.1XR

in beautiful cur.s, without injury to the hair or
scalp. Tae Hyperion has been before the
public acout six 9nths, and in
that short period Of time
il has been tested
Nv 1la1
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From Chicago.

TELEGa pa OFFICE, CHICAGO, Feb. II.
The following message was received .riR the
Governo. this evening:
pCLAsgI, H., Feb. IL.
7 an On my way with Auditor Dubois, Secretary
Hatch and Gen. Wood, to Fort Done!son. There
are many sad hearts to Gay, but II was g!o' ious
victory. People By thousands are on the road and
at the stations shouting, ard with hags, tnaLking
God that our Uuion is safe how ani forever. send
surgeons. friends AMI clothing fer the wounded.
r-iyneil X. YATES, Governor.
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NUMBER lO6.
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OT1Ios OF THE DENocRAf AND NRws.j
Monday Eve, Feb. II, lse2.j
The market is quite active and price, firm. Bar :
10, shade higher. o1n
FLorR-Eirm ut $500 Wholesale, $4.2o retail, ),
Shipments 200 bbl..
WHEAT-ln good demand at 65a6s. Shipments
I,3oo bushels Receipts s 449 bu.
bARLEY.-Aetivs At 29930c for good, and 800
.o' extra. Receipts 1915 bu. Shipments $50
bu.
'oRN-Mixed l9c. Yellow l2c. Receipts $50
bu.
OATs-l2Glic. Receipts 400 bu.
DRESSED Hoes.-We quote a. se2.5a2.s5
Receipts so head.
Lam -Shinmanfs Gnn liz
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, feb. 10.
Fira sailors were killed and four slightly wound
ed. and ,wo severely, each having both arms shot
away. Tho Corondoct hal forr killed and sl1
hsdiv wounded. including Wm. Hunter, pilot. and
two severely. The Pi,ssburg had two wounded.
The force en route for Fort Donelson, had mostly
come 40. aad we're located on. the left.
Ss.n Yav Wallace with the sth Missouri aad
the 10th Indiana, arrived On Friday.
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from u.hin.tOn.

Wt%HINGrON, Erb. IT.
Ch ef Justice Tanney this morning delivered
the opinion IN the case of G1rlan, the slave ira
der, denvinz the mo.i,n made by Judge Dean tor
a writ OF prohibit to prevent his execution, on
the ground ef a want OF power in the cOrr. to re
view tbs proceedings in criminal cases to restrain
the action OF a ministerial oficer. The arilca-
,ion was bas q On alleged rreguiaTi'y IN tne New
YORK Circuit Court. Application viii be male to
the President in behalf Of Goriau on the same
nd
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DISEASES or
noTSes + ether DencstIcstel Animal.
mr.. G. SCVLLr.

1e MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
V Of Veterinary Surgseas London, il pos
AA ssssed Of the most perfect system Of
Horse doctorins Of any in the West In . great
majority Of Instances his cures are complete. pcr-
man emily lssting and rapidly accomplished, even
Horses useless from disease and hitherto thought
10 be ineunble, Mr.. s. treats With the happiest
results. rsnderilg thep # to perform ordinary
yosh.s.-Mr-S. ttrestasst 10 bassd OF the ligiti.
hate sciences Of medicine, and he pledges te give
satisfaction t. al Who may confer their patronage
and Perry 1t.
N. B.-Horss and Cattle medicines can DO had
OF Mr.. Seully 1t moderate prices. ja0-dAw
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Notice.

THEREAFTER ALL PERSONS HAVlN1
II business with the County Superintendent
will in him 9, his chice, On Perry street, every
ny, sa se the last Saturday Of every month,
RON A. NJ. till p. NJ.
d. l.. GORTON,
ja2s-d6wlml County Superintendent.
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FOR 7Hs WEEK ENDING FEB. Is, 1862.

The whole number Of foot passengers crossing
the Bridge during the week was2l2.
J.H. THORINGTON,
Bridge Master
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demonstration Tn Piitsbuug.

PfTTsgURG, Feb. ~.
rhow. of tbe capture Of For; Donelson was
received here with intense delight Busines dur
ing the aay was partially suspended. Bel, rung,
days displayed on various business = hou.es ana
o,her buildings To-nigh; The post Office custom
house and other public buildings Will DC brilliant
IL illuminated
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Boston Items.

FOsTON, + CO. IT,
The news Of the capture Of fert Donelson ere
tied a perfect fur,re of patriotic jnbilaton IN
no.,on today There has never been so much
In rnanifr ted
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DissOlssfiOAe or PMrtwershiD

TVHE CO-DARIFERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
/ isting under the frm and name Of J. J.
Humphreys Co, in the Scott House Hotel business,
expired on the lst Of February " limitation. Tnc
unaersigned Is alone authorized to use the name
Sf the old frn in settlement.
.fs u. HUMPHREY,
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BOARD oT EDUCATION Rooms, /,

In pursuance Of resolution adopted at the last
annual meeting Of tho i" District Township of the
city OF Davenport" the Secretary makes the fol-
lowing statement of the expenses Of the District
from March 10th, 1851 to date. and also esti-
mate for the year ending March 1863.
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C.H. ScRrvIH, sS, Dearborn stre>t, Caicago, 10
authorised to rec,i7e advertisements for thispa.
ksz.
ROUNDS / LANGDox, 155 Randolph street, Chi.
eago, are herised % receive advertissnsptsfos
this paper.
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JOHN ZlMmERMANN.

-EmnIANOA AND ORGAN MASUFAC-
i turer, one door west Of corner
~ 10th ,and LeClsire streets. Davenport,
.owa. Allinssruments Of my own make warranted
end kept in order, without charge, five years.
NB.-Repairinga and tuning done st all nmea
and in the best manner.
DAvuSpoa1, Apsil ~, 1850. tsPlis-aAy
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Kew York .nnThst.

NEW YoRx, February Il:
FLotR.-s s. oQ,G5 10 super State s. 9otd5,e5
Extra State s5.sUd5.10 Super Western s. cog
o.l0 Common 10 medium extra Western S6.li
u l5 Shipping branlsand Extra X. IL. U.
WHEAT ~ Unchanged.
CoRs.-Market du,l. Western Mixed 60Qsi
in store.
PoRK.-steaiy si2.Sz@l3.5o ness ss.5odas So
prime.
WHisEY.-Market frmer. 27921c.
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TRICMPHAL SALUTE.-Several citi-
evening ny bringing out . piece Of artillery
and firing . Federal Salute. The o.d iron fusee
made the wsikin ring right msrrily.
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PoR THE WEEK ENDING FEB. ]. 1861,
Of Nc.eorotogic observations, underhe direction
Of he .Snithsonidn Insttftlcn n.a3e at Grisnoid
College, y WM. +. DrSwooDY, Latitude, 1850;
North !; Lon9itude, 1899 Wes; Height above the
sea, 49, feet.
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FIRE WoRgs.-Starr has an excel
lent lot OF FIRE works which could be very
properly used in celebrating the hte or future
Federal victories. Let us have some fire.
0oPka
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]. w. III. BAKER, N. d.,

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Post OG6ce Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between Drady asd Perry streets, Daven-
mort Iowa Hovl9 -dGwtf
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THE SIxTEENrH.--The men comros.
log this Regiment, on hearing the news yester
day morning Of the fsil Of Fort Don elson, were
90 slated. they could with great difficulty be
kept within bounds. Cheer after cheer rent
the air and the widest en thus siasm WAS vieible
on sll sides. Maj Purcell being in command.
he yielded to the entr ea,ie. Of the men, to be
permitted 10 march down town and make .
little demou stration by the way Of giving tone
to the joy Of the people. About half past two
they made their appearance il full uniform.
with band Of martial music. and maeehed
through the streets. They made very fair
appearance, and 10 doubt the people we're
glad TO zee them. The boys Of the Sixteenth
are impatient to he in toe field. The news Of
the gallant acts Of their brethren in the field
render them eager to lie with them in earnest.
PLEASANT TIME.-At the closing of
the Winter School at Pleasant Valley, taught
by Mr. Jones, . pleasant and interesting exhi-
btion was held at VII ch the usIAl ceremonies
were performed. Mrs. Mirlam Fenno, assisted
by Miss Jennie Allen and others, furnished ex
cellent vocal music with piano accompani
ment MIR Joseph McHsrg. on invitation, ad
dressed he school. An eye witness Gays that
the scholars and their parents and friends had
. right good time generally. No doubt Of it.
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j. A. lNND. N. d..

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
/ No. IS, corner Main an Third streets, Dav-
sIpost, Iowa.
Dr. REID can be consulted At his Office at all
bours Of the day and night, unless profess onaly
engaged, sept2s
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CLAIRvOYANcE.-W call attention
TO Mrs.. Prices card. She is said to poseess
great powers as . clairvoyant. Those who
feel interested can satisfy themselves by
calling upon her.
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LAM. ELS

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON 4 hCCOUCHEUR.
i Or7lCY-SOut .oast cor.er !, ifady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours tom {. A. NJ, and
10 5 y. NJ, ',-''f.C
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Fill Up THE SIxTEENTH.-Fall into |
the ranks and prepare to strengthen the forces
now in the field and doing such noble service.
A few more abe.bodied men can find place.
10 the sixteenth under competent officers.
There must be euch in the community who
are anxious to share the glorious victories now
within grssp and help aid in practically Gus
tairiug tho Constitution and the Government:
Come forward. then, and place yourselves eide
by side with the defenders Of our flag ana our
country. There is no better chance than this
to get into active service. Come along, and
come without delay. The prospect is that the
var will be brought to close within the next
six months Hit is over in two, each soldier
will be entitled to his hundred dollars bounty,
as though he had gone through the entire
campaign. Nov is the time come right
along and fill up the 10th regim ent
The News, AND How IT TcoK.-Our
| city vas thrown into enthusiastic convuis isioDs
yesterday over the substantial and cheering
news from Tennessee. Ae soon as it became
generally known. which happened through
| dispatch to our Postmaster, the people lost
sight Of all ordinary business and pitched into
glori6caton on large ecale. Flags we're run
up and thrown from windows, and crow de col.
lected on every corner tc congratulate and
discuss the cheering intelligence. War talk
ragged oil through the day. and when We
made an attempt to pick up our ordinary
batch Of locals We were laughed at. As
though the people wanted locals when there
was such glorious news flying all over the
country. Who cared about Smiths mules
running away, Browns lumber sales. street
6ghts. Justice Court decisions. free touches OF
other domestic clap trap! Nothing Of the
kind Wsr-vistory-death to rebels, confu-
siou to traitors, and "a little mora grape
boys; that was what wrs wanted. So We 60
; The old flag 10 on . bender-ths old auaconda Ia
; 10 going in lemons. AMI those who don't van
70 get squeezed had better get out OF the way
How the old fellow used them up at Fort Don
elson. Ss,easion must fee. . little csamp i,
this bowels about this time, and pretty sool
old JEFF will be anxious to swap his kingdom
for . horse-or . mule-or . ldonkev-o
anything else 10 take him beyond the rsacI
\ OF those iron souls who have determines
upon the maintenance of tie Union tnd tn
deisacs Of ths Constitution. Three cheers 70
!. our brave boys in Tennessee. They hav
# smeled powder. and We ahonld say they lik
: It. Let them crowd on. There 10 treaso
= rag at Columbus. Let it come down-an
!. that quickly. Let the old Anaconda t.k
y another reef in a;s tall and hustle the trait
i ors out cI Asmphis. Nashville and Iew O
70 Ieana Push the traitors, and give the,
Sd neither time for breath or fodder until Il
n supremacy Of the laws is vindicatsd-unt
th-y shall bow the knee 10 the stsrs O.
= stripe'' Our people say that things .,
working. Let them work-let the land
!" treason os puriasd as BY IRE. aad let pea.
be ooee weet estsblj1hed. : is
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FIR Ed LO II Il w !,

WILL. ON THE OPENING OF NAyIGA-
w ton, make regular DAILY TRIPS be-
tween the above named snd intermediate points,
connecting with the various Railroads, at Daven-
port, Rock Island, Clinton, Fulton City, Galena
and Dubuque
~ Passengers and Shippers can rely on this
arrangement continuing throughout the
ENT IRE SEASON.
Dor kIsignt OF Passage, apply on board, or to
R. r. PRETTYNAN, Agent
January l6, ls5l-4m
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A. r. Z D. KELLY,
T3AGRRRS or BEEF AuD POEK. AED
1 ShiPpsrs Of Live Stock, 81 Bady - s
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REMARKs.-Mean height of barometer, 2q.l in :
mean temperature, j deg; mean amount Of
clouds Z. General direction Of wind $. w.
y. W.
Report Of the NJ. d N. Railroad Bridge.
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Official War Bulletin.

o.
The Raiiload operation. of tho War Uep,r,men,
requires That there should be just ani eticien;
system OF railroad transport that would secure to
snc uo'elomeBt energetic action with fair tariff
OF charges, the Secretary ef War believing III at
ne may safely appeal to the practical expcrien, q
OF the ofhcers Of the Railroad Companies and III cir
patriotic feelings for aid. in devising such sy.-
TEN. lie invites the chief ofHcers Of tho re.pec-
tive Railroad Companies Of the loyal States to
meet and confer with him on this subject, at
Washington, oni Thursisy, the 10th day Of Feb
ruary, 1862.
Hon. Erastus Corning and n. y. Wilson, now
in this city, are requested to act rs Committee
Of Arrangements
lSiguei EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
WASHINGTON Feb, IL.
Special to the Tribune.
Senator Latham will tomorrow Introduce bill
ior tho survey Of a telegraph line from San Fran
cisco to the Northwest colst,overAnd via behrin Z
Straits and Ascstin, Russia, 10 the mouth Of tho
AMOR river. AS proposed by Mcdonald Collins,
the Military Committee asks for an appropriation
ofSlon,0tO and two small vessels, in order to make
the preliminary survey. The enterprise will be
under the direction of the President, and other
nations will be invited to participate in il.
A board OF GERS convened to investigate the
quality OF clothing furnished by contractors, have
discovered that at leas, one-third now on kand
Is entirely worthless. The facts being reported
to the Secretary of War, be ordered that pay
10 the contractors be at once suspended.
Gen. Segwick. brig. General IN Gen Heiutzle-
mans division, has been assigned to the COM
man3 Of Gen. Stones division.
WAsHEGTos, Feb. H.
Gen. Mcclellan has received dispatch fully
fHfmIng the capture OF + ort Donelsun.
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BURrnS HOUSE.
rORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
u Davenport, Iowa. mcb92d
NEW PENNsYLyANlA HOUSE.

CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
" Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS h Sons, Proprietor.,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De.
Witt, Maquokcta, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per dav. aue2l-l
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CHAs g. PUTNAM. JOHN n. BOG xRs
PUTNAM Il ROG EKS.
A TTORNkYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
IA OHvlCE, Davenport bioA<, Ne. ~, Main st.
Second Floor. jun7-dtt
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TEACHERS FUND.

There have been orders issued on the Teachers
Fund 10 the amount OF. .............. Sd. .266.
SCHOOL HOUSE, FUND.
There have been orders issued en- this fund to
. nf Z.
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. G. PARKER, n. d. GO. ". y CARN, y. d
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,

DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
[ No. 7 Franklin Block, second floor, Brady St.
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. PAKKRR's residence, corner 9th and LeClaire
streets DR Gxo. v. McCAaNs residence, east
side Brady, econd door from corner Of 9th.
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THE CITY.

GooD NEws.-Whisler is still opening
excellent samples Of dry goods, Call on him.
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LOUIS A. MA(kLOT,
BANKER l. DEAL ER IN EXCHANGE
Davenport, iowa.
II AeT

0Ro a. G. DOW g. BROWN.
now 4 BROWN,
4 TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS At LAW
IA and NotsSies Public.
4. e. BROwH, United States Commi ssi oner.
O1vlcs-At Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
dee, Davenport, Iowa. marS-f
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JAS. r. LAEZ, o. W SKINNER
LANE 4 NM 1NNE Err,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtfCE-COR-
"A AER Of Second and Brady Streets, owe,
Smiths store. Dec.
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T. G. cANPBRLL. JOHN c. BILLS.
CAMPBELL 4 BILLS,
A TTOkHEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
~ Once, No. I, Davenport's Block. nov2i
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NIocssOvs to C6oE, DAl0w 4 Llvd<y.
XYE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tse practice of tho Law. to which W
Oh all devote our personal attention.
NanSh s. 1850. COOK DRURY.
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CARDS..


ID DRH. n z W z l. l. 4 III A n l. + > ,
sUcCsssons TO pR. cHEBsEsR0UGH,
Surgeon Dessftees,
nFFlCE CORNER THIRD AND BRADY
" streets, ovsr Lindssy's Jewelry Store. Dsven-
port, Iowa. Charges moderate. ja3i
CLARK n nOYT
1NEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
- Pianos and Harmonic Aslodeons frsm the
pest Eastern manufactures, Of the most approved
psttsrns and ~ pri,es that defy cc mpetiton, No.
lao rady strset, Dav export. Iowa sp9
PH(ENlX SALOON.
T HAVE RENTED THIS ESTABLISHMENT
i and shall keep it supplied ~ heretofore with
tho best
W1Mess Liquors & Rs RsTrsskmsessfs.
There are two excellent
71111Ard Tables
in the Saloon. Thankful for past patronage
hope for . continuance Of similar favorA
jasl JOHN COkTIS.
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J.. d. SllOREI,
7 O0 PUMP MAKER.-OfFlCE, OPPOSITE
Il Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
mya..dAwtf
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J.. LHAKE. GEo. ,. GRlpIfH.
l.EAkE Il GRIFFIN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. 0EICE NO. 4
N Nickoll's block south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. dc97
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Il. -. con q DON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n and Notary Public. Office, North west
orner Of Brady and SECOND streets, up-stairs-
ntrance on Brady street. July 28-dti
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GOOD HoGs.-Mr. Scott purchased
forty hogs in one lot, yesterday. from . man
named Dingldine. from Illinois. They aver
aged nearly 400 lbs, and At the price they
we're sold for brought the cum of ten dollars q
piece, or four hundred dollars for the lot
That looks o little like old times sure
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MN. +. llIlTOE.

4 TTORNEY AaD COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
IA OvYicE, UP stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in McManus 4 shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. mch diff.