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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-10
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
.aNe7lCIP.ATED ATTACK OJt
.VORFOLK.
Movements Of BarnSide's Expedition
PROCEEDINGS OF TnE REBEL
CONGRESS.
The 1errimack Wrecked, Probably.
REPORT OF OUR INDIAN CON.
MISSIONER.
Terrible Fight Near TT. Craig.
The Herrimack Wrecked, Probably
Terrible Fight Near TT. Craig.
From Cairo.

From Cairo.
CAIRO, March :.
Especial to Chicago Tribune
There is little news worth telegraph
ing to day.
Transports are constantly arriving
and departing with troops and subsla.
tence.
The high way OF travel up the Cum
berland and Tennessee rivers is now
thoroughly established, and boat, are
running regularly, making daily trips.
Everything is quiet at Columbus. No
further danger OF an attack is feared, the
town being guarded by gun.bcats, NOR
tar boats and troops.
1t is expected that the rebels will
make stand at Island No. 10, and a,
this end they are strongly fortifying.
Nothing has been heard from General
Pope.
To-day large number Of new boats
are coming in from st. Louis aud other
points up the river in view of the facili-
ties affor led BY the opening ofthe rivers.
1t was the 42d Illinois regiment and
not the sgd that accompanied the Col.
umbus expedition.
The body Of Sergeant Major Smith,
Of tho l4th Iowa regiment, killed at Fl.
Doneldson, passed through here Last
evening.
Fourteen dcsertcrs from Tie Confcd-
crate army, found concealed in cellars
at Columbus, were brought here last
night by Col. Bniord.
Large gangs of men are engaged upon
the repairs Of the gun-boats. A short
time will sec them repaired.
The utmost activity prevails in every
part of Commodore Foote'S fleet.
Capt. Duff's battery went to Colum-
! hus last nipht
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n A II > !!

DEEBE CO.'S PATENT vENTILLA TED
D Self Adjusting HATS are % constructed
- to admit free circulation Of cir between tho
swest.leather and the body Of the Hat and, also,
to sdipst itself TO the forehead soon - the Hat
is put on, thereby securing to the vearer Of any
stiifened Hat all the piancy and comfort of Soft
Felt Hat. Bs.sE Co. are now manufacturing
Molsskin and Cashmere Hats, Of the Spring and
summer styles. for gentleoen.s AID Young gents
Uress Hats, ~hich they will furnish to the trade
at SIS, $50. $4s, $45 and $4S per dozen; together
vith complete assortment Il black and colored
Felt Hats, manufactured by themeelves, with
special reference 6rstcass retail trade thr ugh
out the country. Prices Of Soft Hats. from Sl5 .
SAs per dozen. Also, always on hand, best auali-
ties Of Paris Soft Hats Of the latest styles. All
orders by mail will reosive psonpt attention.
Terms Cssh, less per cent.
BEEBE 4 CO., l5S Broadway, NY.
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that be 10 stiil In command Of bis company,
among bis men or superior officers. We earn.
estly trust that bic innocence OF cowardice 10
that fearful struggle Of our brave lads may be
fally established. II will require some pretty
sound reasons TO account for his acts on tLa.
day. From What We have heard ve ere in
eliosd 70 the belief that be may be able to fur.
nieh the reaeOus.
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DAILY REPORT.

OyyIcs OF THE DEnocRAr AND NEws.
Saturday Eve, March 8, 1862. !
Business was good to-day considering the con-
dition Of the roads Quota ticns are unchanged:
FLoU8- S4.20@4.50.
WHEA.--67@6Sc. Receipts 1885 bu.
BARLsY.-s7@4oc. Receipts sos bu. Ship
ments 45o bu.
CoRS-14@l5c. Receipts $50 bu.
OATs-l2914c.
DRESSED H0Gs.-$a.oo@3.2s. Receipts 81
hesd.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March Z.
FLOUR.-Msrket inactive. Quoted st from
$3.75Q4.00.
WHRAT.-Dull. Sales at 73lz@76c.
BASL8Y.-Market active. Sales at 36G40c on
track.
CoRS.-Steady and firm. Sales At a3G@24c
on track.
DRgssgD HOGs.-Market unchanged. Quoted
at 50 6003 60.
BEEF CATTLE Less active, with sales 1t $2.25
$500.
HlDts Market steady. Green Country, 81 a.
81 Green Salted, 5h@61+ !; Bry Sailed, $40
l0H Dry Flint, l2h@l3c.
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KEROSENE OIL.-Best quality OF Ker.
osens OIL at forty cents per 9alttn, at
DAFT. SONS 4 Co..,
lw No. Lsslie's Block, Front street.
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DISEASES or
heTs0s Z ether Domestic atel Animals
- n ~ O~yvyw~

mo AEMBER OF THE ROYAL CuLLEGE
A OF Veterinary Surgeons London. IL ms.
sessed OF the most perfect systsm Of
hor,e deesosins Of any in the West In ! erest
ns!or.y o. Instance: his cures are complete, per-
Horses ussles. from disease and hithsrso ,SS .ssn
to be incurable, Nj: 3. treats With tho hsOc!s.t
results, rendering them ft tc perform ord;p...
work. Dir. 5 = treatment 10 based on the I..;.;y
mate sciences Of medicine and he pledges 10 give
f. :. vno me- ?oe!:s their
and Perry q.
N. B.-Hone and Cattle medicines can be had
OF Ne. ScullY ct mOdeeate ryieea iAQ-dAx
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OLD M.lTJ REJvyI:lTED.

J. see n,
p 4 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
O3 snd Rock Idand, rsspssefally asnea,eeo .
70 he eitissas q Dsvsapsst that b 10 nev -.
Claan. ColoR and Manufnctmra
OLD ~AT -
inte ieeaansek - 0heet notiee ~ . so6ookan
1erms Rseellest The plsee, & 0seead street, g.
sosea Psy - Rosk lsaaad.
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AD,'r. GsxL'a Ornce. Star. or Iowa.

AD''r 0ExL's Oyncs, STATE OF Iowa. J
March Sd. 1862.
lae Aisstsaippi I Ais.oud Railroad hsss
cefssd 70 carry Iowa seldissa. in the Usitsd
osat:s ceeviss. q the following rstes, For
leeeAed $50 disshsseso ssldisss. AZ ~
Weandsd IN battle. free.
n. B. BAx4a, Adit 0ee.
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MASONIC. ACCOMMODATIONS
11l Davenport Lodge No. e., 4. F. L 4. n, this
(Msnday) evening, 1t Z o'clock, 1t Masonic Hall !,
O. II. WATSON, W. N.
PssD KooPs, Sec'y. ~
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From WashingtOn.

WASHINGTON, March 3.
The Commissioner Of Indion Affairs. Dale, hal
returned from tho West. While in Kansas and
Nebraska the Indian chiefs called upon him and
rendered the services of the!r warriors for militia
~ service, but these cannot be accepted.
Our six thousand loyal Indians, refugees from
tho Cherokee country, are in tho lower part Of
Kansas. In their retreat ththee from tho supe-
r;or forces Of the enemy they threw away every
thir which impedsd their stampede. Tho panic
among them at that time is represented - fright
full. These Indians being in . destitute condi-
tion, Gen. Hunter supplied their immediate ne.
eesei.y.
Commissioner Dale telegraphcd to the GovsrD-
ment authorities, and through his representation
Congress promptly passed an Get to! their relief
The Post Ofics Department received Letter
from Nashville to-day dated the Sd inst. in which
Il i stated that the special agent, Msrtland, on
a hing procession Of the post odioe in that city
found that the rebel post msstsr in that city had
strpned it of evcry article Of property, including
blapts. looks, mail bags. scales, keys DC. Thl
agent had managed to get the msils from Nash.
vile 10 Louisville. The letter adds that the
Federal officers and troops have again agreesbiy
disa ppointsd the secsssionists By their good b.
havior aud department. others are mad because
the officers and men will not commit acts Of vio-
lence or psrpstrets IN outrage Of some kind.
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NEW PENNSYLVANlA HOUSE.
NORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STs.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprietor.
Free Omnibus to and from the cars Of6cs fol
Stagss leaving for LeClairs, Princeton, ons, De.
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug1l.l
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From Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE, March
4 flag OF truce from Norf.lk. brought down the
comnandant of the French steamer. He repre-
sen's that there was great excitement at Norfolk.
The hotels were swaImng with othcers from the
Gulf States. Tho Virginia troops have been sent
away. The people dread the destruction Of the
city in case Of an attack.
A strong force is concentrating at Suffolk, to
check Gen. Burnside, who was reported to have
reached WintOn, in torce, and was moving on
Suffolk.
The re ason given by the rebels for not returning
Col. Corcora9, is that maps and drawings have
been found concealed upon his person. No fur
ther communication has been received as to the
release Of Federal prisoners at Richmond.
Richmond papers Of Friday, contain no military
news, except the arrest OF ? number OF Union
men, principally Germans. detective officer
broke into the room Of the German Turner'S, and
found two American days and painting on the
wall Of the Goddess Of Liberty, holding the Union
colors and . shield, with tho words underneath,
chats off,"
The House Of Representatives have passed .
resolution by vote Of II TO II, Recommending
and directing military commanders TO destroy al
cotton and tobacco that is in any dagger Of falling
into The hands of tho enemy.
A resolution was also adopted asking tho Presi-
den: to inform the House what foreign vessels Of
war are doing in Hsmpt0s Roads.
Tho Richmond Dispatch says that vessel
drawing l6 feet OF water, recently passed out Of
Charleston hasbor.
Chas. Pslnet, arrested for disleyalty Z few days
since at Richmond. hes been discharged.
Specie 10 quoted st Richmond at 40 or so per
cent. premium.
special dispatch from Atlantis, Ca, says that
the Federal troops have possession Of Murfrees.
boro, and that Gen. sydney johnson hss retreat
cd to Decatur, Ala.
Rev. David WiImot, late Of Philadephia, vas
consccrated on Thurs1ay st Richmond, as Bishop
Of Alsbama.
The steamer Nerrimae was lying near the navy
yard yesterday morning with flag flying, and .
crew on board. She draws 70 feet OF water, and
was described to me as looking like the roof OF .
sunken house, with smoke stack protruding frem
| AInsr Tar
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LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.
D0venPort, IovvA.
GlLLECG 4 DA e r,.......... Rspopvoeee
AAFFlCE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIE.
" Cl-.~, Princeton, Lyons, DsW lit, Msquoketa
And AnamosA. .iunaa1~ntf
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CHAs. q. PUTNAM. JOHN n, kO0 4 HS
PUMA N ROGEaSS.
A TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW.
"A orvlcE, Davenport Block, o.2s, Main st.
second Floor. juu7-dtf
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}. b. LEAKK. GEO. u. GRIFFIN.
l.EAkE Il GRIFFIN,
4 TTOkNEY3 AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 4
IA Nickoll's Block, south wsstcornef Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. dc27
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Daven port Lumber Market.
Notice.

DERSONS HAVING BUSINESS WITH THE
i Assignee of the late firm of Eldridge l. Will
liams, W. Barowa,) will End him during busi-
ness hours at the office of the Peoria Marine and
Fire Insurance Co., in Nickolls' Block.
mch6-dlw
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Il w. II RAKRR N

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post Office Building Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry streets, Daven-
port, Iowa. InovlQ-d -d&wu
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J. A. REID, n. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. No. %, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
snPort, Iowa
DR.. REID ean be consulted e his ONCE ct al
hours Of the day and night, unless Professionally
engaged. aapt9b
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CLINTON HOUSE.
NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ strss,s, Iowa Civ Iowa J. TRusDrLL. Pro
prtetOr. SW9~t -jtf.
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NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
- ALL PRIVATE DISEASES
cured
NJ WITHOUT MRRCURY.
M DIR. WHITTIER
DR.. WHITTIER

Is REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITi-
i matsiy qualified, and has sxpeissced in ell
for1s Of diseases knowledge quite indispensitls
in the proper treatment Of the vsnsseal diseases
In sll its varied and complicated forms, and has
for yesss made the treatment of rrivass diseases
bis bssiness and study. Expsrisncs, the best
Of teachers. hes enabled him to perfect remedies
st once sf6eisnt, ssfe, perm aaept and In most
cases can be used without hindranss 70 busiosn.
PARTICULAR attention given TO old standing casss,
such - wese formerly considered incurab:s-
Syphilis In ell forms Gonorshrs, Gieet Structures,
0rchitss, Diabetes. Bladder sDd Urinary diseases.
Also the effects OF solitary hsbib. both ruinous 70
body and misd, AID which produce ssms ef the
following effects Blotshes, bodily wsaksese,
eonsti patton aversion for and unsssinsss IN female
society, un1anlinsss, drssd Of fstsse events, In
ally CON plete prostration of the vital power, loss
Of memory, ringing In the ssvs-esn b fully re-
stored 20 health.
All lsttsrs, with stamp answered.
Dr. w. manufactures I'll bis msdieius from the
purest drugs free from al smell q TASTE. Please
call friendly talk and his opinios will cost you
nething. His treatment 10 the sesult Of lsng ex-
perience and il commanding the confidence u the
entire West. No chsrgs viii b made un.ess cure
is psrnassstly Effected. Dr.. W. treats sslf-sbass
with the most happy result.
Post Once boz, 1,79l. Once anl Consultation
Rooms lsi South Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
ien8-Akvlv
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NUMBER ln.
Arrival and Departure Of the 0ails.
rosroyyIcs At DAvsxrosr, IOWA.

. - p n@OtO0Oo
o'clock n; Closes ss ~ o'clock P Y; arrives
Sundays excepted.
wssrsax xMAIL-visMA RR-Closss st ~
o'clock n; arrives ~ O'Clock N, Sundays
excepted.
NoRrHEsx AAIL-via Lyons 1 Camanshe-
Closes at oclsck N aryivssst6 o'clock Pm.
-, NosranN AAIL-Vis Dewitt i Asquoksta-
Sioses sunday. Tuesday and Th ursday st O'Clock
-. s,rses !. TussdAy, Thundsy snd Saturday st
koUrs No. loe77-via Blue Grass, s.e-Cio.es
Mondsy, sdnesday And Friday at 8 o'clock p NJ;
arrives aa,n piISs'day' Thursday and Saturday ass
RoUrI No. lo94s via Tip,on-Clo... Tuesday
and Friday ~ II o'clock N arrives Tuesdsy and
Friday 1t II o'clock VI.
sorrg1.s M,1.-yn B.r!ieg.oa ! K.ohuk-
Y; arrive. Monday, Wednesday asd rndsys.
RorrE No. lesH-vi. Badalo-Cl Closes Friday
q 9 o'clock n ; arrives Saturday ate o'clock
ROWS No. lo93O-vis Aasarosa / wslnu.
Forks Closes tn srsday st II n arrives Thurs
day at /: o'clock N.
floURs Office open st o'clock A n; closes .,
2 o'clsckPM Omcs opss on Sunday from to
- A. the prinsipsi mails ass carried BY Rail
Road, sll tho time - stated in the above notice,
will be RAIL ROAD TINs, the clock in tho Super
intsndsnts oaics, N 1 \ Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. II. ELORIDGE, II.
lo0o. 1ooo.
AVEyPORZ, ROCK ISLAND, GALEyA
AND DUBUQUE
Daily Packets.
TnE NORTHERN LIN. PACKET co.'s
-
Passenger PscIses
BILL HDNDDR0oN
FIR ED LO II y W.,
IXIILI.. ON THE OPENING OF NAvIGA.
w tion, make regular DAILY TRIPS be-
tween the above named and intermediate points,
connecting with the various Railroads, at Daven.
port, Rock Island, Clinton, fulton City, 0s!enA
and Dubuque.
81 Passengers and Shippers caa rely on thi.
! arrangement continuing throughout the
ENTIRE SEASON.
X. r. PRLTTYMAA, Agent.
January 10, lss:-tm
"Frisnds Of my life my ardent spirit bnrns,
And all the tribute o, my heart returns"
L>OR THE MANY FAvORs PRESENTED TO
L the
SCOTT HOUSE
by its numerous patrons. The undersignsd will
continue at bis Iost proprietor " the above House
end hopes 70 merit continuance Of the patronage
Of the
Tr0ceiiMy PMbltc.
HE SCOTT HOUS
as ever, will offer to its guests
Clean Rooms. Clean Sheets.
A eoUNTIFUL TABLE
ono Dollar 1oor Day.
~ Good stablins attached 10 the promises.
J.J. HUMPHREY, Proprietor.
1862. SPRING TRADE. 1852.
WEBER, WILLIAMS + YALE,
y o II u Il II 8.
Is Lake Street, Chicago. Is
A RE NOW RECEIVING TIE LARGEST AND
"A best assorted stock to be found West of New
York, comprising many now styles Of
HATS. CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
Parasols, Umbrellas and
PAL.M LE.aF GOODS,
including 1000 dosen SHAKER HOODS, su Of
which will be offered 1t Eastern Prices, for Cash
or approved Short Credit
CASH AND SHORT TINE
buyers from oil sections Of the Wsst ere espec-
tally invited 70 inspect our goods before buying
elsewhere.
ORDERS SOLICITED, to which prompt per
guaranteed.
WEBER, WILLIAMS / YALE.
febZ7-d3m
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ArDIroK's OrYIcs, Iowa,


It's hereby certified. that on tho 18th day Of
January, 1852, ssworn statement was 6lod in this
office, showing the condition Of the Manhattan
Fire insurance Company, located At New York, in
the State Of New York, on the lst day Of Jsnua-
~, A. D., 1852. in accordance with . provision Of
sn Act Of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa, entitled "An Act in relation 10 Insurance
Companies" approved January ssth, 1857, and %
Act smendstosy thereto, approved February 9Th
1858 that said statement shoss that said Com.
pany is possessed Of the requisite amount Of CAPT.
lal, and invested as required BY Law.
Authority Is therefore given 70 the ebove named
Company 70 trsnssct busisess OF Insurance In
this State in accordance with the laws thereof
until the 3lst day Of January, 4. D., enc thou
sand eight hundred and sixty three.
II Is also certified, that Edwin Fey, Of
Dsvesport, has been duly appointed by said Con-.
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County Of Scott. with full power to tako risks Of
In,ursnce therein. and to acknowledge service Of
process, - provided by Law. upon his filing With
the Clerk Of the District Court in and for said
county, . certified copy of the statement On 6is
inithis Office. II is further certified that the st-
taohed 10 true and correct copy OF The said state
ment.
In te.tiuony:vhereof, / have hessunto sst my
hsaa and af6xsd ny Seal of ofice, this let day
Of January, 1861.
Isl J.w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
DAH. ELLYs0H, Deputy. mh6
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JOHN ZaMmEnmANN.

"1 turcr, ono door west of corner
Ux Ss6th and LeClaire streets, Davenport
owa. Allinstruments of my own make warranted
And kept in order. without charge, i've ysars.
\: b.-Repsiring and tuning done ct all t;mes
and in the best manner.
DAVENPORT. April Id, 1850. lsplls-d1.
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R. ID. CONG DON,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public. Office, North west
ornsr Of Brady and SECOND streets, up-stairs-
ntrance ON Brady street. July 26-dtf
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LOUIS A. AA('kLOT,
BANKER l. DEAL En- IN EXCHANGE,
DAvonPort, Iowa.
Ap1-dtf

0BO.s 9. c. DOW. 81. BROWN.
DOW Z BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW
"A and Not,ries Public.
5. &. bRovs, United States Commissioner.
OsrtCs-A, Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
Zee, Davenport, Iowa. uar8.tf
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o NsEAHAA"S =. ID OBSs ~ u CAhN, y. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No. franklin dlock, ssooad deor, Brady st.
bstween Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
D8. PARxDs's rssideose, ,cosnsr 18th and LsClsirs
strosts. d. 0so. v. AoCAlMs sesidsnes, sasl
side Brady, sssond door fro0 corner Of 9th.
nNl7.dff
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BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL
GRASS SEED SOW.ERl
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD GIvE NOTICE
i that he has BEEN appointed
a q n N r
YoR TaE sALsop
This Most Approved Machine !!
WHICH HIs--
Warranted 10 Work Well
On All Kinds Of Soil,
TO DO Bet tier Work,
Save More Seed and Labor,
THAN ANY OTHER AACHINE
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Law PNrlnership.

Law PArlnership.
JNO. ?. COOK. J.wILSOE DRURY
COOK & OR UAY,
Succssorst to Cook, Dillon L,adky.
NHE HAVE FORMED PARTNERSHIP
w for tse practice Of the Law. to which
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5. 1860. COOK 4 ORURY.
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W N. Il. DITTOE,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IA OFFICE, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in McManus i shepherd block, opposite
State Bank. mch25-dtf.
JAS. r. LAM, O. ". SKINNER
LANE Il SKINNER,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR-
"A hEK Of Second and Brady Streets, over
Smiths store. Dec.
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THE CITY.

KEROSENE Lamps, Chimneys OF flint
glass. warranted to stand either fire or water,
very cheap at Webbs.
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BURTR HOUSE.
NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
" Davenport, Iowa. mcb02d
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7. q. CAAPBkLL. JOHN C. BILLS.
CAMPBELL X BILLS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
N Office. No. /, Davenport's Block. nov2l-tf
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BARE GROUND. - The roads and
streets were getting very bare yestsrday. and
sleighing was very uncomfortable
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lCNAT.US LANt:ER

IGNATAUS LANtsER>
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR
i OrRICE-South east oor:er ~ brady and Sec
ond streets. Once hours from (, ga H., and 1
10 O5P.M. .v-e@7.tf
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FARMERS will find ct WhisleP's the
best collected and cheapest dome ssiss. and vol.
Len goods 10 the city. He is ceiling very low.
Call Ct the old eeand.
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GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMHNT.-
In about one week from Tomorrow Professor
Strasser will give the most interesting concert
Of the season at Metropolitan Hall. We un.
derstaDd that Mics Da,ton. the juvenile plan
lat. (only ten years Q. age) will perform upon
the piano Mas Hirschl will also assist on the
violin. The Davenport Orchestral Society has
been engaged. Nothing will be waning to
make it the most pleasant entertainment Of
the season
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IXIILL. ON THE OPENING OF NAvIGA-
w tion, make regular DAILY TRIPS be-
tween the above named and Intern ediats points,
connecting with the various Railroads, at DAven.
port, Rock Island, Clinton, fulton City, 0alena
and Dubuque.
T Passengers and Shippers can rely on ,hi.
srfsng cement continuing tbrough bout the
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PROSPECTS OF THE OPENING OF NAV
IGAroN.-The prospect for an immediate open
ing Of navigation is very fair. The body o
snow and ice in the Upper Mississippi 10 much
larger than for many seasons previous. The
steady cold weather which We have had for
the past three months now promises to break
up Immediately, and the sun having gained q
ing effect upon the snow and ice, we may lock
for high water and fteshets 10 abundance q,
the opening Of navigation. Preparations are
nov being made by our rivermen for the ap'
nroachinp seasOn