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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12
WAsnlHcTor. May IL.
(0peeial q the World

A distinguished officer Who left Gran,
ia the SADDLE, 1t 10 o'clock this morn
ing, suns up the bloody work Of yesses-
day thus:
The fight OPP ned al along the lice,
Longstree.s corps, under Hill, held the
rebel right, resting about 2 miles north
est Of SpotAylvsIis, aud Grant cent
Burnside's corps against il. Later u
The afternoon burnside precipitatsd Ii,
entire commas, except colorsd troops,
spoo the retel f.'ost, driving and cons
piciely crushing Il capturing 5 brigsdss
and I Cannon. 4
The fight continued 9Th > ferosity
never before wissessed till . O'closk,
when night closst spOs ths bloodiest
A.ld produced in this war. 81
The loeeee on both sides 10 very
flhs ssbel brigsdts esplsred sonc
eseaped dsrise che swfsi caseags weieh
foIlo1 Cd, but 1900 prisossrs we're eeat
10 The rear.
Our informant talked Viii 900 -
tksm teSors Isavisg to-day, - theg
ssjd Trey had bssn II every psin4p6
baith u ~ -, but ssvss Sspst3sa1o1
sach isesib)s 1eAtisg. - e.iH ss'''
NE Asssle e11ssd = . 6tsle1k. 8otos
G;aes oesupyinG = ~ 81 - - 49,
~ ~ ssasuGs 1850 M h ~ leevs
sSsis1 nGt616 ~ ~ 49, ~ 49, =. - -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

CAIRO, May IL.
The Silver Moon from Memphis tor
Cincinnati, pacscd last night.
The St. Patrick passed up last night
with 700 bales cotton Tor Evansville.
Gen. Candy arrived, en- routo for his
command.
Report says rebels boarded the steam.
CT Emma, Oh Red river, forced the crew
into the hold, and then set Ere to the
boat.
On Saturday night . small band Of
guerriIlas passed between the camp and
picket post Of an expedition sent out BY
Gen Prince from Columbus, under Col.
Moon, and captured tie entire picket
without our forces seeing them.
Advices from Vicksburg state that an
expedition lett there for Yazoo city.
Lee, Ross aud Adams wero at Yazoo
City with large force, and an engage
ment was anticipated.
Forrest had passed south. Sturgia
was unable to come up with him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12
VERY LATEST.,7
GEN. BURNSIDE HOLDS spoT.
SYETANIA.
Several Transports 4 Gun.
boats Destroyed at Al.
exandria.

WAsHrxoroS, May IL.
Gentlemen prominently connected
with the Government are to-day in good
spirits, in view Of the recent move
mcnts.
Other movements are in progress
which will sooo be publicly developed.
forming part Of tho general plan TO
succees.
Burnside sends word that everything
looks favorable.
The Tribune's special Of tho l LII say
that Burnside advanced to Spottsylvania
that morning driving Hills corps before
him, and now holds the place. .
DaIe's rebe! brigade, 1900 strong
was captured on Tuesday night, but
nearly halt of them escaped.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12
HEADQUARTERS Army Of 1HE)
PoloMAc, May 10th.

HEADQUARTERS Army ~ 1nEI
Po1oMAc, May 10th.
fSTecial to the Triuna.l
Oar less in tho battles OF Sunday snc
esserday will probably amount to At leas,
2 500.
Gems. Grant and Meade we're at the
front last night, personally experimenting
Harcock's attack.
After dspatc hing our special lncssergcr
last evening . heavy cAunonadirg W.
opened on the rebels occupyin Spottsyi
vania Court House,.
Under caver Of this fro Hancock cross.
Cd tho little river 20, and pushed the enc
my beyond tue town.
News reaches US this morning that com
munication is opened between Us and wash
ington BY way Of Bcilcplaiac and Freder,
icksburg.
A mail is Just in from Washington.
by this way our wounded and prisoner,
are 70 be cent this evening. 49,
We now hold about live thoussndpsieSn
ere. TT 4
Gen. Morris, of the 9Th corps, wAo was
| standing beside Sedg~ick wksu hs ivas
killed. wss wounded in the .c, turpOe -
riously. 80
~ Richmond pager found on pfiso6.
Ct, Il y stated. tLat the body Ct tivneSnl
Ma5sworth uss buried ty them e ths
Wilderness. This would seem 70 deter.
nlne he certainty OF his death.
Il aleo statts that Butler was within IA
miles Of Richmond. IL
Onr army is pressing Les's retire Atm,
sorces upon oil sides, while our csv,lrv
under Sheridan, hsve bSeA aud ere per lnrmn'
Ing Ero1igiss Of valor. ~
Our ts0ops sustained their hard msesA.
Ing WisA wondesfa! endurance, and ~ n
good spirits. M
Tor ! long .time sissr our Wilder
oeht, Il wass dslkioalt to fnske many II ~
men Believe thst orr movement wss nof' 81
retreat, but wien ts,ertaipsd hsSond :,
qsDtton that W were sdsancing, their -
ehasiasn hseWi 10 bosrdss, aGd @ ! usie
- seets stog WITH Aussls III e66n1
1esde, Darostde, aud ever body. go
Vef 4egade9 Asve suGoes1 ssveel9. -
s1 ics' ,hospeae I'D tsader ssgsfls lbe 1tslr
s,aelsteos - eeeo.1 6aeUsoo ~. ~ M
81 - - esSsA opnk5 u ~ Apstss.17
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

a'. = :. I a 1850: -
s I "; ;;,a1s;3|l:;,s.F4se@t.''. ,.,.
e kFafheo sta1 ~ Frsach viIl sos
Aey,Sa teo last 5t&shsfsatsing launch =
= Nantes = -. 23i Tor 4bc rebslA and
from bcl1f ern6D. notvithsssndir :. NJ.
lDayton1 1omouoossoce. A0otk .essNns
steamer m b rsely 70 ssil 10 . c,m~s.
ciaI cspasisy, Jans Ii, Tor p rdesu1s
$50 SezzssLATss-.
n Laxpbs, April 2s--y uere b., bean NO
more 6gh ting il Ienu ark.
TIC uss'sns are penetrating Jutlanj
~ i":ce. ~ q 81
III ssaid AUST 10 and Prussia declined IN
armlstice on ID basis Of = continuance Of
the blockade Of the German ports.
LIVERPOOL. April 20. In the House oil
Crnmoss on TIE 26Gh, Sir George Grey
sA1 70 government had no intention what
ever u proposing conferences on the Amer.
ican question.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

wv HEREAS, on the 3lst day Of December. A..
w ID. 1857, James q. Crane and Mary Ann
Crane. his wife, executed unto john w. ThOmp-
son, rs trustee, u certain deed OF trust, convey
ing to said trustee the lands and premises in
scott county, Iowa. described as follows, to-,vit
Part Of the South east quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section No. twenty in townsll
No seventy eight 7s>. north range three east Of
9TH J.. NJ beginning fourteen ia, chains fir y
six t5c) links due from the south east corn Il
Of said quarter section thence west four A. chains
ninety three and three fourtl,s $3.50 links 10 a
stone, thence north ten 10, chains twelve and a
half l21a links, thence east four a. Chains ninety
three and three fourths t9ss@ links, thence north
stone, the place Of beginning. Which said con.
yeyancc was made by the said James q. Crane and
Mary Ann, his wife. for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of five certain promssory notes,
with the interest thereon, signed by the said
James G. Crane dated the 3lst day Of December
A. d. 1857. One Of said said notes for the sum Of
five hundred dollars (S5oO payable the 81 st day
ofDecember 1sG2, TO the order Of William II. Reed
One of said notes for the sum OF five hundred dol
lars $500 payable on the 81; day Of December
A. b. lsj2, to the order Of James Warren. Ore
Of said notes for the SIM Of hunsir I'd dolla:s.
tsioDj payable the 9TH day October, a. ID. isi,s
to the order Of Alenson Shealy; one Of said
notes for the sum OF one hundred an 1 ten dollars
f*lloj payable on the LIST day Of snuarv, 1siG.
To the order Of Martin Giger: and the las; o. said
notes for he sum Of one hundred nd five dollars
sio5i pay able TN the first day of January A. b.
1866 to the order of Nall, Duuklcv 4 Co., with
interest on all Of said notes at the rate Of per
cent per nnn,iil.
And now the said James c. Crane having failed
to pnv the note for $500 to james Warren. above
named, ], John W. Thompson trustee afore-
said. do hereby give this public notice. that l,y
virtue Of the power which ii IN me vested by said
deed % trust | will on Saturday, the AL, day Of
June. A. D., 1864. nj ten o'clock ia the forenoon
of said day at the Cont House door in the city
of Davenport. expose and offer fer sale a. public
auction, the tract Of land above described or 50
much thereof US shall be necessary to satief- aud
pay the amount Of said 500 note witt, the iniGr
thereon to the day Of sale together with the costs
aud expenses attending this sale. costs OF this
notice and trustees fees.
Dated May ~, 1854
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
TrlSt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

NEW IoRk, May III.
The Hilton Head correspondent u tho
Tribune says: Sixteen hoavy morsars have
been mounted in Sumter to fire upon tue
Morris Island batteries, and four coIum.
bads co,s nand the Inside channel, ton ards
Su!ivan's Island. 1t is andcrstool com.
hined land and naval attack has been or
dcicd on Sumter.
Seven iron.c!ads are finished and afloat
in Charleston Ilarbor.
Folly Island has been fully p-epascd for
al anticipated attack.
AL indications point to an carly rc.ump
tion OF rebel tiisns.ve operations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

WAsnISorox, May IL.
SENATE-A bill for tho better ur.anixa.
ton Of the Qaartcrmastcr's Department. tn
DO In operation only until one year after the
close Of the rebellion, was passed.
Mr.. Hale presented bill atpropriating
$50, coo to C)m. Porter aud the Officer.
and crew Of the guoboat Es.ex, which de-
stroycd the rebel ram Ark 4nsas.
The bill to cqual.z, the grade Of naval
officers was passed.
Mr.. Davis Ufcrcd resolution declaring
that the arrangement made bv the Prc.i-
dent aud Secretary q War with Generals
Blair and Schenck, concerning thcir resg.,
atoms, Is In dcro2atj IN VI tho Constitute 4,
and not within tue power Of the Presids at
and Secretary Of War, Or either VI them. to
max.
The bill for the better organization of be
Quartormastcr's Departments WIS passed.
The conference conM:tec on bill re al i've
to appointment vi volunteer officers in the
navy: requiring confirmation by the Sc tate
reported agreed &c.
Also relative to naval appointments and
court martials. :
A bin to aid Iowa in constructing rail.
roads ty land grants, was passed.
Au)Outneu.
tloUsE-On motion cf M. Schemes. Tho
previous question was ordered on the i,pt
resolution, which provides that al. Msior
Generals aud B:igadie- Generals 10 he mill
tary service of the Cntci States. who On
the l,t Vi July next, shall nos b. in Der
iormancc vi duty Or service CORE sponuiDy
with their respective grades ami rsuk, aud
who shot not have engaged in su III duty or
service for three months CO ,tinuousIy
next, prior to that date, shsll 80 dropped
from the rolls Of tho army, and aii the p,v
and cmoirments, or alloy an1es Of sucn
General officers 30 drop ,ec. shall cease
from thet dAl >. and tho vacAiscies thus nc.
casioned may DO Tiled by n,w promotions
aud aipo'n' Ments, as in cther cases: but
no officer IS to DO considered - inc.uact IN
the soreic ing provision whose absence Srous
duty slaii. have been occasioned by wowuds
received or disease CONTRACTED, ia the line
u his 'iutY, while Ia tho miisary service
Of the United STATES, Or ny bein. y prison.
er d war in the hands Of the cnefny, or
under parole. And Any Major GENERAL Of
volNascers, Or Dr;gadicf General Vi vclun-
teesA who RAY have b.'en appointed from
tie rcguiar army IN Ter tho authority
q zen IN ,ction 4t}s u tho act approved
July Y: 1862, to authorize the employ
'meut ui voiuiteers ~ aid in thu, euivIcs
,Dent of the lAwS % d protection III public
property, nd the " { amondatory thereto,
WHO shall! DC 50 drop ped from the rolls, shall
nos the fcty be dis charged irCm the SER
vsco Of the tlDitsd Gates, but shall be re.
W. tteA TO his positicn and duty q 40 Ulcer
oi use feee.ar army. sgsasaas gseas9
Too abcse joint resolution passed, y
ag Ainst ~.
/ Tho House concurrcd in the Senate's
s0aendm cnts 20 che House bils establishing
post1 snonay order systcu. .-..a
4 fhs House adjourned. a ~.
ssa.ste WASEfNo1oN Afnv ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12
TUNNEL Hill. CA. M,

AVNNhL NiLLY OAY my IT.
After three days heavy skirmishing,
in which all the corps participated, the
enemy were driven back to Rocky
Ridge and Buxxard Roost Mountain.
frou which We are fast expcling them.
Everything il going on 10 = satisfactory
manner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

HALIFAX, May II.
The Africa from Liverpool, sosh, has
arrived.
The Danes had evacuated Fricdericia
and Withdrawn to Furmca Island.
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WAsHiK0Tox. Nav IL.

WAsHiKcToS, May IL.
Special to TimeA
1t 10 reported that Grant has aAnked
Lac, both 90 the right and left.
A terrible battle occurred yesterday, and
Lee was driven across tho South Anna
River.
Grant 10 still in close pursuit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

COLUMBUS, o., May IL.
Gov. Brough received the following selc-
gram this Afternoon:
WA>nlNcroS, May IL, II P. NJ.
Four Thousand one hundred aud fifty
slightly wounded are arriving By boats
from Belle PLANE.
The casualties as tar a. | can learn in
Ohio regiments arc as 10 lows:
Kaled-Mrj,r VIM. $. .AlcIlvaine, nth
regiment Capt. George w. uoge. Co. B,
10th; Capt. Richard w. Lyons, Co g, de-;
Capt. Oivrr W. France, CO g, o.; Capt.
Joseph Werk, CO !, 1921; q Lit. Albert j.
Harrison, l26sb.
Vounded Colonel ]. w. Kcefer, l25th ;
Capt. Geo. W. Voorhees,, CO A. 12Gtb; Capt.
David Lewis, co &, 8th Capt. Byron w.
Exams, badly; Capt. Jonst han McRcady, CO
Ii, l26eh, &c e..
Every thing is being doue hero for the
comfort Of the wounded. Hospitals never
in 30 good condition ~ DOW.
The Oaio Relief Association sent . do
tachment to Fredericksburg this evening to
look after the wounded.
lSigncd,l JAMES 9. WE1MoRr,
Ohio Military Agept.
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BurrAlo, May II.
No confirmation has been received ot
the rumor that Sigel has formed q june
tion with Grant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

THI-ADkIP1IIA, May II.
A special dispatch to tie Bulletin. from
Washington, beard yesterday Isom Gener al
But!er's hcsdQuartcrs that the iron c.ads
were engaged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Thnr:day, Fridex and Saturday,
DWELL n GARDINER, 8
MINSTRELS
AND
Combination Of Star Artists,
Accompanied By The world.oenowned loisa
Commedienue aud Vocalist
KATHLEEN O'NKlL,
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The great performer, and original HOP LITE Loo.
MASTER GEORGE,
The Young American Wonder.
J.R JUDGE,
The Lion BaAjoist, and TEN OTHER PERFORMERS
accompanied BY
AFUi.L BRASS BAND.
Acknowledgements, Is cents; Balcony. % cents
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NO. 80 WAsnIxGrox SrRxEr, CaacAco~
II nmD1IR1DsAf 60 i1l0fkfEf 0nS 4
rpes, FNpeA ~ PfnG1E MaGSrj3 on hand
No manufactured 70 order. Electrotypins. Stsr.
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WAsHixGr0x, May IL.
Official to Gen. Dix:
NJ intelligence. has been received by thif
department from the Army Of the Poto.
mac since my dispatch Of ibis morning
A dispatch from Tuonell Hill, dated
May l0sh-7:30, states that Mcpherson
had not attacked the enemy at Rsseca,
having found their position strongly forti
ficd, and had tak.n his position It Snake
Greek Gap.
Gen. Sherman Is in front o. Bu1zard
Roost, awaiting the arrival Of . part Of bis
forces.
Tits Dip Itch came by way o! Knoxville
and Cumberland Gap, having been delayed
over "a hours ia const qucrco Of heavy
3 orm, that broke down oil the lines south
of Nashville.
No intelligence has been received to-day
from Gen. Buffers Command, except that
300 rebel prisoners, including one negro,
had arrived at FORREST Monroe IRON CITY
Point, in charge OF negro guard from Gen.
Banks command
Nothing Of recent date has been re-
cevcd.
tS'g.edl E. n. SLANT TN,
Secretary Of War.
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BUTCHERS.
I'urtiiy Heat Market.
T.. hSAsS('RH.

NO 2" Fast Ssroa1 Street.
- KEPT. HIS MARKET con
ssrASrIr supplied with the best quail
Ahy Of Beet, Pork. Veal Mutton,
which he sells cheaper than any o.hrr
butcher in the city. Ccrned Dcri, Picked Pork.
Cdred VANS aud Dried Peef constantly on hand
Call and II, ma. my2,i-d,f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

CAIRO, May III.
The dispatch boat Lyons from below
reports that on the 9Th the transports
City Belle, Emma, and Warner, in pass-
ing battery II miles below Aiexan-
dria, were fred upon and destroyed.
Tn, gunboat Signal was also destroyed
and the gunboat Covington set on lire.
to prevent her falling into the hands Of
the rebels.
This battery is composed Of guns
taken from Banks.
Banks remains ct Alexandra asd 10
strong enough to resist any attack made
upon him.
During the fight above Alexandra,
where the gunboat Juliet was destroyed,
the Cricket. Admiral Porter's boat, .uf-
tered severely. Both engineers were
killed, and many Of tho crew wounded
Forrest, CbaImcr', Roddy and Lee
said to be at Tupulo where they we're
to have . grand review on Saturday last.
An escaped Florida cavalry officer re-
ports federal success Of jackson and
Bolivar, Tenn.
The steamer Belle Memphis arrived
from Memphis with l04 bales Of cotton
The steamer Commercial had arrived
at Memphis from Little Rock with oil
bales Of cotton.
Gen. Stecle's forces are actively en-
gagged terrifying the town on the Ar
kansas river.
The rebel cavalry had gone in the di
rec ION Of Fl. Smith.
It is rumorcd they have taken OAR
danelles, small town below. Fl. Smith.
1t is said that the rebels did not car.
~ out the system Of slaughtery Of color
ed troops At the lattlc Of Sabine Pas
but took many Of the wounded ant
dressed their wounds and sent . flag Q
truce TO Steele for their exchange. 1h'
reason assigned for this is that the me-
groes took no prisoners.
A rebel force il said to be in tho i'm
mediate vicinity Of Pine Bloff.
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{ T;erald's Specially

hofolds speedily
Tue most determined and persiste, I
effort which has been made since tie
commencement of the war, was made
in the fight in this locality to turn our
right. Charge after charge WAS made
by the enemy on our right, but they
were rcpul.ed each time. At length
the 5th corps drove the enemy into biz
third line Of defenses.
The effects of this repu'se was appar.
emf; tho rebel dead at points lay pied 10
heaps.
In one Of those gallant charges fell
brave Gen. Rice At The head Of his eol-
umn, ~ hc:hss been in every fight.
Busy in the midst Of the terrible con.
flict was Gen. Warren. He rode up and
down his lines regardless Of the storm o'
shot aud bullets. Another horse VA
shot under him, the third within four
days.
We made a general assault At 7 o.
clock. 1t was the most magnifgauce
and terrible one OF the var. Batteries,
through tho cutting down Of some ees,
were Llaced in very advantageous posi.
lions, ~ likewise batteries o. other corps
Simultaneous these cannon hu,le
murderous missiles into the ranks OF the
ensmy, accompa nied by general vollcy
OF muskctry, aud from this hour till dark
came the battle ragged fsrccly
Night found Us victorious. On every
side orr lines wcro advanced aud "
taken more prisoners than " had lost,
bot it has been another expcn ,ive veto.
ry.
Our losses asc heavy, but il il believ.
ed that the loss Of the enemy fas excscds
ours.
Il i expected that the hattie will b.
renewed in tho morning.
Our men are 10 good ,pir.t and there
is no give way to them.
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SIGEL HOTEL.

Front Street, betresn Brady and Nam.
JOHN My ................... Proprietor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
ID travelling public and city boarders nj all
times in the most satisfactory manner. The ia
bic will be applied with the best the market az
fords and the beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. ~ Warm Meals At all hours
w ines . N d l. ia u Ors
Of the best quality eonstantly on hand. jyl4
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90. WAsafNoTox, Afsy II.
r 40 total number Ut woundea thai hsve
arr wed hero tbus lss h 4. IS6. 7yaI
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al ED. T'aaREU.E.
- - ma I I Y ~ ulcla 2 =.

45 BRADY STREET. BE. 4TH 4 ETH
Supplies families with The very
$1,000 best Meats OF all kinds, at the low
ct market prices. Very particular attention
paid to the wants Of customers mvlo-alv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-12

WAsHINeroN, May IL.
The holy OF Major General Sedgv.ick sr-
rived in town this morning.
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On tie Evopeas Pan. opposite the city hal
HdrE, u. 81 Frankfort street,
New York.
Spacious Refectay. Bath Rooms and Barber
Shop, Bed-rooms warmed gratis. and only one
bed IN . roem D, NOT believe rumOrs or huck.
men who say We az full Servants are not al.
lowed to receive porquisitcs. apl5dlv
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DRACTlCAL DYER. -PARTICULAR AT.
i rKxrioS paid 70 dycing Cloths. Silks. yelvcts
y Garments 81 any kind--io give AIRY color de-
oOrth side. u5vi5-d1v
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M ANuFACTURER AND DEALER IN
~ Hats. Caps. Gloves Fnrs, &C. store on
= =: between Main and Harrison. anis. a"
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DEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS.
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades
r.. East Second ST., next door to Perry. jy2i
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---- - - NAUOA0ASs
HOISE. sign, ORNAMENTAL FRESCO,
L. Painter, No. Franklin Block, aiovc Post
sy.s er quality attended to promptly. ana com.
.e satisfaction is guarantied'in al e{Acs (5ivc
-. ca... .L----l AAa la Hnes-dff :.
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MRS. NJ. a. ls(ElHRuN(s.
- QUESTIONABLE MILLINER. and
lSiX ~ Cloak, Mantle and Dress Maker,
EAST SECOFD ST. BETWEEN BRA.
~ dy and Perry, Davenport. lows.
Aceps constantly on hand large and well select
20 stock OF the most fashionable Millinery Goods.
TO which she calls the attention Of the nublir
-ros 1cceNeu monthly. my10-dlv
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ATToR n EYS.

81 a. JOHN n. CRAWFORD.
A TTORNEY AT LAW PENSION AND
"A Bounty Agent, far,and's Block. Davenport,
Iowa. mli3O
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A TTORNEQS AND COUNSELORS At LAW
4 Aana N"faries Public. Office, Main ST., west
sue, between Front and al SITS. sep 1-dawtf
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ENRY HATPT, PROPRIETOR. He
Il 1reco,nmcnde lis conveniently arranged no.
tel to vi travclsrsI and also u city boarders
suring them thaA nothing will be wanting to
their stay with him pleasant aud agreeable.
He also recommends his well stocked bar which
is,supp!ied with the choicest liquors and wincs
Lunch every morning ut 10 o'clock. jcl II
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HOTELS.

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CORNER OF 4TH AND IOWA STREETS.
NDAv1s S SoNs, PRoPEIrroRs Free omnibus
20 aud from the cars and boats Pronrictnrs %,
She LeCiaire. Princeton and Lyons, and the De-
y 1T and Maquoketa Stage Lines. Stages leave
che House for the above named and col,tip ,ous
naints every day. dwfc
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