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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
NEW YoRk.

Ngw YoHK, Feb. 27.-Reperts say that Z
Fcnian envoy he's arrived from Ireland, who
says that the English statements that the
rebellion 10 ended, are false; that tho upris,
ing was general in the counties Of Kerry,
Dublin and Tippsrary the organization is
stronger than ever the soldiers are under
drill Of 400 men who served in this country
during the rebellion. A to detection among
the British troops, it 10 understood that they
will march wherever ordered, but when they
come 70 FIRE they we'll know what to do
An American officer has enlisted 5000 Brit.
b troops since Christmas.
AZ meeting Of Fenians bore to-day, no
want Of confidence in the movement va
evineed. Plans were submitted for cona
Quoting the war for the freedom Of Ireland
and il 10 said 20 be contemplated, ifths Brit.
ish Government N ireland should become
extra hazardous, to transfer operations to
England and Scotland.
The Eemnsrcial says: Financial affairs
ere unsettled, under the uncertainty @ 10
The disposal Of the reconstruction bin and
the ssttls0eat Of the curreasy question. Il
10 fsls ehaE continuance Of eooesaceiou must
materially effect The course Of the moosy
market and business interests eenssally.-
There 10 dispssition 70 hold operations
looking 10 the future, 10 allegiance, until
Congress comes 70 some understanding upon
that qusssion.ys
Money easy. Discounts lesS active the
banks being disposed to cursail their accom-
modations to merchants, until the course Of
he spsing trade becomes more apparent.
The committee appointed by the Missouri
Legislature to ioves.igats all matters con-
nected With the salcs Of certain railroads in
that State, which has been in session here
for several days. eyamining witnesses and
papers relative to the sale Of the Southwest
Pacific Railroad. closed its labors to day. Il
is understood that their report will entire
y cxonesate Gov. flethsf from ill suspicion
Of fraud in regard TO the sals Of that road.
The steamer Pisrse, from Havana, via
1reef, The len. asrivsd TO-DAY. Bishoy
whtshsasa. Il n, end ]. q. Dsnneel wset
0nn0oOVoe1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
MARYLAND.

BALrixoas, Feb. as.-Ths Radical State
Convention nset yesterday. Il was numer.
ously attended. DR.. Ohs, Of Allegheny
county, presided. Strong resolutions were
adopted % platform Tor the party in the
State. Universal manhood suffrage Wa
proclaimed, and the Conservative of the
State we're ihreateoed with congressional in.
terfesenee u the plan Of calling State
Cons,itwtiooal Oonvsntion h carried Out, ex.
cspt o. tbs broad platform Of universal suf'
frage.
The same party held large mass meet
Jog At the same place last night The house
was crowded. Speeches were made BY
lion. Horace Maynard Of Tenn. Hon. Co
lumbus Delano Of Ohia, aud others. all in
favor of Negro suffrage. The President
was denounced and the course Of Congress
commended,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

Toaoxro. Feb. 2S.-Thees wss q c,ovded
meeting last evening to consider the Haron
and Ontario ship canal scheme. The fol :
loving was adopted:
Resolred, That this meeting 10 Of the
opinion that the proposed canal i ths mo-,
important project ever presented to tha
Canadian people. and it is the duty and in
teress Of every one to cid and Amt the en-.
terprise.
The President stated that il was the iu>
tention to ask the legislature for free gran.
Of 100000 acres of pubic lands. and
that aid be asked from Toronto to the ex>
tent Of 100000.
A resolution in favor Of q canal WAS car
ricd by large majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

TopEKA, Feb. 27.-The Kansas Leg
islature adjourned sise die, last night at 10
o'clock.
The bill fixing the rates Of fare and fteish,
on railroads, Is signed BY the Governor M
in the hands Of the Secretary Of State for
publication.
The Governor has pocketed the bill com.
polling railroads to fence their roads and
nav Tor all stock killed.
Topeka is now comparatively empty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
ILLINOIS.

CAino. FEB. 27.--The levec above Colum
bus, broke or was cut lass night, and sha
town is overlooked, only, tho buildings OF
high ground being cut Of water.
srnlyerrLp. Feb. 27.-The House IN,
passed the bill repeating all laws prohibit
ing the circulation Of small bills; also bill
to promote immigration to Illinois and an
pointing State agent in New York.
The Senate BY . vote Of IS to ? passed I
bill to disfranchiss persons who left the
State TO enter the rebel service. or 10 escaps
the military service in this State; Also !
bill Increasing the State tax 70 Is cents on
800; the present rate is 70 cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.
Flour Market quiet but steady; sales ell.-
5oa li.1o for extra winter spring extras at o.
ora 1900; s.0oa.do for superfne.
Wheat Firm; 40 spring 81 90: No.2 spring
advanced li4c. closing at s7@l.s7ia for win
ter; rejected si.e9,i4Gl II.
Corn Steady, closing at s5i @76c for No. l.
rejected at 5s@@
Oats Advanced lie for winter receipts No. 3
i54c; fresh receipts. 40.
Rye-Firm and steady; M. 9s@9si1c; No. 2
9Std9ic,
Barley-Firm, No. in favorite houses, 100;
No. 2 65@67i5; rejected 50.
Timothy Seed-Dul and lower, ~ 1903 10.
Clover Seed-Steady. at q oo@s7 rs
Flax Seed-Scarce, at q 1898 20.
Provision Firm and tending upward.
Pork Mess SIS 75@l9 90; sweet picked
hams lee
Bulk meats-Firm, sales of shoulders at 7ilsc
for loose.
Lard-Frm, at l2c.
Dressed Hogs Steady. fair shipping demand
At 2S OO0S so
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CuxcmnAsi, Feb. 90.
Flour Firm but not higher; supervise es.7l
wheat-Firmer No. spring s.lS; winter IN
changed.
Corn.--Steady.
Oats-Steady.
Rye-firm 1t o. 25,
Whisky-Held At o. 20 10 boud.
Cottoa.-Firmer Middline CSC.
Provisions-Aore active, especially bull
meats. OF which So. 900 pounds were eo!d q y
9Sls for shoulders end sides, and 10}f fol
hams.
Lard-Firmer sales of 500 tierees Of eeustry
at l2c city 10 held at 49,.
Bacon -Firmer and prices shade higher.
Groceries-Firmer and prices tending Up
wards, but not quoted higher.
Butter-Firm and .stesav.
Cheese-Steady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
JOHN IL. COFFIN,
LAND AGENT.
Davenport. Rows

1IWVGmVOTue AOWue
Has for sale, 1L2, 900 acres choice Farming
Lsuds in Iowa, in 6s different counties, selected
from 10 to Is years since. by special agents, ~.
mostly owned by the patentees.
$4,000 acres in Illinois, Wisconsin and Minne.
sofa, Unimproved Lots in Davenport, LeCiaire,
Princeton, Walcott, Durant, Atalissa, Downey,
Iowa City and Des Moines. Twenty DWELLING
houses asd stores in Davenport -ov8dsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.
Gait. Receipts tc noon. 400 head market
20@26c lower on account OF large receipts; sales
upward Of 200 head at 4 42if1 IS for com
mon to medium cows and steers, and from so
a.. so for good to choice shipping beeves.
Hogs.-Receipts to noon, $500 head; market
fairly active with good shipping demand; prices
shade easier: sales upwards 5000 head at s :
1906 IS for light; s.15@7. s5 for good to choice;
about 1900 left over at Che present writing.
Sheep. Receipts 427 head market firm and
2o@9 higher sales 100 head At .. 220S.75 for
good to choice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. Feb. 27.-The Yokohomo
Herald Of January 24sh, says the Tycooo
has invested the foreign representative Osa.
CO to settle tho great question Of opening
the H,ogo The movement il coneidssed
important. A political game is being play
ed in Japan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroS, Feb. 97.-Ksnnedy, tie incendi.
airy convicted Of setting FIRE to dwelling
houses, in Summesyille, last November. has
been sentenced tn the State prison for life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

Nav YoRk, Feb. 80.
Stocks tending downward.
s:aos Of 80. ll1a; of "a, sll; of IS %; new
OF 90; ~; !e;4os. e: 7:3Os, first 49, secono
and third 6sk.
western Union Tele graph, 427s.
Erie, g; Readins az sChic.go 4 Alssn,'A
e., l64; Rock Island. 81.
sterling. sight, 90.
Gold eI.ses..
Money car per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

InpIAxAroLis, Feb. 49, The steamer
Laura Ferton, lying at Evansville, caught
fire at o'clock this morning and burned to
the waters edge No further particulars
have vet been received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

YouSssrowx, Feb. 9S.-Russian sheet
iron vas successfully made yesterday at the
Maboning works Of Brown, Bonnsll Co.,
By the process Of Geo. q. Kouvougschi6,
and under the snpesintsndencs Of Caleb
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
KENTUCKY.

FaAxkFcRr, Feb. PA negro vas con.
fined in Jail last night for sttemptise TO
violats and seriously injuring . little white
girl, few miles out in the country. Il 10
thought he will be hanged Tonight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb 27-The United States
Supreme Court adourns Tomorrow until
the first Monday in April.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

JOHN OCHS 4 SON,
AGENTS goR
The Sale Of Real Estate,
and Collection or debts.
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY
q snn ACRES OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
ZsOOU Land in Scott, CO dar. Benton, Pow
sshiek, Tama and Iowa Counties.
l2slnPaovs D .FARns, of 100 acres each, from 5
TO 10 miles FROM Davenport.
10 lnraovsD FANS Of 80 acres each, from 8
70 Is miles Of Davenport.
A Coon 'MPRovsp fAan Of $40 acres. within
lS miles Of Davenport.
A 1ooD 1uPRovRD FAM u 100 acres within
10 miles Of Davenport.
4 Coon lnPsovsD FAnn Of 9O4 acres, 30 acres
Of timber, within II miles Of Davenport.
A Coon 1nPa0vED fAaM Of $40 acres, within
10 miles Of Davenport.
Once No. - brady Street. over wiisos's
Jswelry Store. jan9s-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

The Award Of Premiums
WILL BIB MADE AT
ST. JOSEPH MuCHlG A n.
May LIST. 1857.
:. A committee win be appointed 70 superntend tho
distrio1iion q the Prisss By the horticultural asd
sively Of Fruit growers and farmers. none Of whom
shall have any interest whatever In the drawing
the different Premiums viii be furnshed to the fortu-
nate holders Of Certificates.
On receipt Of ~ We will forward one certificate
Nth list 81 engravings. from wach parties may select
any one they may choose. The cngravinss viii num-
Der over 80 different varieties the retail price Of
II " each, in any Art Association in the country.
Observe that You receive nearly the worth Of your
money at once. and at the same timf opportunity
Il given you to secure an independent fortune foe
who drew the Crosby Opera House, on the 2lst u
January, 1861, with single ticket of S. or hundreds
OF others whom we might mention that have made
themselves wealthy by the simple investment OF one
two dollars
Every Farmer and IIorticultnralist should feel an
Interest In securing this beautiful home for himself
family.
The llorticmliurnl Asyocimtiom
IL m0 dirt Enterprise
And must not be COMPOUNDED with the Dollar Gift
Concerts and humbugs which have been advertised 80
extensively throughout the country.
HdSnE Deen appointed 10 examine the Tile OF the
Model Fruit Farm and Personal Property. beg leave
TO mako the following statement: We find the Title
perfectly free from all incumbrance and all other
prizes en- hand and ready for the drawing at tho time
appointed.
Morgan Sherwood, ex NJ. C., Gen. Ward,
w. Buhim, A II. Dixon.
Tho Association would respectfully refer 70 the fol
lowing gentlemen
Hon. J. Il. Upton VI. g. Hon. Morgan Sherwood,
Hon. John Morrison, Gen. Ward, Capt. II. X. Lang
ley, Capt Samuel Langley. Jas. T.. Stevens. y. r.
King, o. Oyiatt g. Joeeph, MichiganC $, Frink,
Chicago, III, y. Lawrence. banker Stephen Lash-
en- Elgn. H. L. Gillett, Aurora. ILL.,, j. f. Dickinson,
Carter. Pitkn 4 Davis, Milwaukee. Wis. Jas. Black,
Detroit. Mich. VIM. Bort, Miles. Mich, II. Y. Schell
Chicago III. Richard Yates Ex-Governor Of ILL., GOV.
Crapo Mich.
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List or PREMIUMS,

No. THE Model Fruit Farm al OO
s-HVv IN Greenbncks. ...-...-......... 4.UA
3-One span Of matched Bay Horses. with
elegant Top Carriage and Harness. $50
4-One superb Oil Painting. Mary Mazda
lene and Child. value. ............... l,sO
o-One Piano. tChickeYingl. ............. IN
The Piano Was drawn by me ut the North.
western Fair In Chicago ticket SIS.
Gone complete set OF Jack walnut Fur.
niture, IN green rep. .,.............. On
lone large Mirror French Plate Glass.
feet high, marble trimmings. ... M
S-Onc MelodeOn. Observation-Disclosures. 3ys
y-One complete Get Of Parior Bed room
Furni .ure ....s....... yQ(
lo-One complete set Of SIttina-room Fur.
II to Bone oil Painting in Oval CHI ~
Frame Of Lincoln. Washington, Lady
Washington, Gen. Grant, Gen. Shcf-
man. Daniel Webster, Tropics. spring,
Tropics, fall, Hunters Last Shot,"
each $3.50. Observation-Disclosures. e.25(
70 Ono Cabinet Organ. -. ....... ia
9l-One Mirror, Preach Plate. .. l5C
9s-One Rosewood Marble Tsp Center
Table. .......................... 1O(
% to 80 inelueive-Ten nret class Sewing
Machines. Sls5 each .......... l96<
- to 81 tnclusive-Five Arst class knitting
Mafhtnes, $50 each 1855. .. IN
sS-Two Vases. French Flowers. with Mas-
BILE Stands. ....... ...... ............. 1O(
s9-One what-not. with French Plate Mil. =
4o-Pas.n Marble Card Receiver. !;
4i-One Mirror. French Plate Glass.... q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-28

CITY PROPERTY!
FOR SALE.
Lot corner Brady and Ffflh strest, elxlSo.
Lot corner Perry md Fffth street. slxlso,
aow oeenpied - . coal yard, has good railroad
seiltties. andis suitable for stores ware houses,
o. mills.
Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, - feet
feont on Railroad, and $50 feet front on Perry
street, and 10 the best position In the city for
elevetor.
Lots with front o. the n. 3 N. B. b. and
leo feet On Western Avenue snd0aines streets,
with frame Office and stable first rsts locaties
Tor lumber yard.
Good building lots in East Davenport, have
1ne view Of the river, Rock island, andthe cities
efDavenport aud Rock Island. Price o20Oeaeh.
Is Good building lots in the city Of Rock
sland. within five minutes walk Of the U. 8.
Arsenal. Price from $500 to $3.50.
7Out lots Of ten acres each, helfmile from city
Rock island, on the Camden and Rock Island
road. Suitable for gardening or fruit raising.
maslS Apply 70 GEO. l.. DAVENPORT.
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAME e.. N q ADE0'H
English, French and Spanish
Boarding and Day School for
Ysung Ladies,

English, French and spanish
Boarding and Day School for
Ysung Ladies,
No. 0O2 Madison Avcnue.
Sd door above 35,h st. NEW YORK.
The Course Of instruction comprises the English
and Frerch Languages u.aiin II desiredl. Writing.
Arithmetic. Algebra and Geometry; Geography.
Astronomy. Chemistry and the other Natural Scieu-
ces Mental and Moral Philosophy. History. Compo-
sitions French and English Literature and Eocution
TERMS ron rurrIs.-srslon pErARrursr.
First Division. including Stationary, Pupils a..
$500 per annuInn.
Second Division, including Stationery, Pupils over
IL sl15 per annum.
Third Division including Stationery. s125 per amin
DEPARTMENT
First Eiyieion, under ten years, 5000. Fuel 5000.
French only will be received frcm 10 II At So
TERMS BOARDING PUPILS.
SENIOR CLASS Including the regular course OF
Instruction, boar aud stationery, $3.50 per nnnum
Pupils under u years of age..... $3.50 per a. uum.
Seat Sea-, In Church. .-.--.........-.... 70 !.
Washing il required. .........'.
Pupils Who remain during the summer vacation,
from the close OF the school year, July 1st to it's re-
during that time ttravelng and Hotel expenses ex-
Young Ladies' who become boarders il this Inssi-
tuition are requested to come furnished with two
pairs of sheets pairs Of pillow two blankets
one white counteapane, a tea spoon. two dessert
towe asa nsiD wornBon and plain
case for combs brushes etc each article and also
their clothing to he marked in full
punctua attendance At the opening is especially re-
Quesed Pupils will be received 1t any intermediate
period, the proportion only 81 tho year from the time
engagement he's been concluded. no deduction from
the yearly charge will be made and In csse OF the
rsoval Of pupil before the expiration o. ne scnSo,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the rystcm must be
prepared 80 that The lunrs viii heal. 70 accomplish
THE the liver aud stomach must first be cieaneed and
nn appetite created for good wholesome food. which,
by these medicines will be dgessed properly and good
healthy blood made; this building MP the oonstitu.
;lan. scnES KS MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach OF all billioua Accommodations and
by sing the Sea Weed Tonic In connection the ap-
petite l. restored.
scHENcK's PULMoSlc SYRUP h nutricious
as well medicinal. aud, by using the three remedies
all impurities expelled from the system. and good
wholesome blood made, which win sepel all disease.
Ifpnients will take those medicines according 10 d.
rceticns Consumpos very hsQusny h ID lest stays
yelds readily 70 thsls action. Tahs he pills NJ.
quentiy. 10 s1sonss ~ EvW - sso0acA. II doe
not follow thae bssanss ~ bowels ~ - soseivs
they - net required. sps soasina n lsnhas NJ
ere nscessaY. n seoaaeA Aust b hspt Asalthy
- - eppselts 0sa1sd - GLOW - Pulneuc oysvJ
70 Get o. ~ sssplasAory ssgsAa psspsiv aal alay
any irritation. Then III Inst 10 required 70 perform
permanent cuss 10. 10 prevent taking cold. Bxerciss
about the rooms much possible eat all the rieh'
est foodat meat. game, and. N feet, anything tne
l lat sno~frb21v
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The horticultural A. y0ciatiom
IL saO GtfY EnferDrise

Applications for Certificates should be addressed to
SMITH WHITTIER.
Chicago, III.
r. O. Drawer, 6,1s7.
Money letters at my risk.
Al letters containing over $40 please register.
~ Agents wanted in every town and county
throughout the United States. to whom liberal dis
count will BIZ made feb e1-dtf
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Passengers will.please procure Tickets q The
Office. A. KlABALl. Asst. Supt.
Fe0ruary l6. lsS..-l9.dtf
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North American Steamship Go.
OPPOSITION LINE 10
California. via Nicaragua,
Every Twenty Days.
With Passengers. Freight. and /. 4. Nails.
On Tie foiloring First Class Steamships
ON the Atlantic Ocean. Connect e on Pacific Ocean.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. AMERICA,
SAN FRANCISCO. MOSES TAYLOR,
NICARAGUA, NEBRASKA.
DAKOTA. NEVADA.
Passage 0nd Freight NJ Re.
dnuce0 Rates.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK,
January 10th 4 30th, 1861. April Goth. 1867
Febru'y 2oth. May 10th 4 GOTH. =
March 10th 4 30th, :. June 20h.
And every twenty days thereafter leaving the Sat
Srdav previous when = Regular Sailing Day concs
Sunday. For further Information apply to tho
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO
WIN. n. WEBB, President
- Exchange Place. N. Y.
u. N. CARRlNGTON, Ag .nS. III Wet Street. cor
Warren, n. y. feb23-d3m
4. {. DUNCAN, Agent. cor. brady st.. and Le,ss.
Davenport. Iowa,
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STUDIO NO. FARRAND'a BLK. Cd FLOOR
DuOTO0RAfllS WORKED IN OIL. ON
l. Wster Colors, or India Ink. plain %
albumeuised pepper. Particular attention psid
- Oopies.
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REAL ESTATE.
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DaUesslsos.t CeppereaDs1tA
aEAvy SHEET IRON WORKER

PANS, FIRE SHUTTERS, WELL TUSE
INC, EXHAUST PIPE, &C., %.
Also, dealsrin Stoves and Tia .Wse. Aseeoe
md I'll House Jobbing done sese!y seo 49,
0oed Rameressn. Cook snd Moaitos heoelnG
Stoves ees eeill Is The nsrkes. alss 0e9g 49,
hInds u stoves. Cell nd ese0Soe = 1o.le.
0an slsssl, Davenport. lews: ..
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eWAs D. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROanRs
PUTNAM 4 ROGERS.
TrORNEYS AND OOUNSELORS AT LAW.
n Office In Davcnporta Block. I'd floor. JET
sAuus e. lam. JoWN =. DAT
LANE Il DAY,
TrORNEYS At LAW. OFFICE IN SAM.
"A Pcrry's new block. opp. Post Office. Jani
y. "A. IgEIVD Va. rs..
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
il residence No 20, corner Main and Third
'ree's. Davenport. Iowa. jyi-e2d
mr.. L.. E'ksE,Nd'lH.
nAvENroRT. IOWA OFFICE SOUTH
- side Third street. between brady and Main
streets. Residence nearly opposite.
u. w. ~. BAKER.
T)AySlclAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN
basement 81 state Bank Building. Residence
sth ~, bet. Reriy and Perry streets. nolsdw
l.EAEAE Il BUFF.
4 TrORNEYS AND COuNSELLORH AT
Il. w y l. cornor Of Sscond and Brady
strcsts. Davenport. Iowa. nova-dH
no. '. COOK. spw'p D. COCA
>. wsLsox pRvRy. ). LAWS DREW.
COOK Il DDlufRY.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSGlORS AZ LAW
"a OtIice corner Of Main and I'D Sta. iauadwt
=. r. unowx ALvRsp suLLy.
iDROWN Il auu.1.Y,
A rTORNEYS AND OOuNSELORS ATLAw.
"a Office corner I'd and Brady Sta Davenport.
iowa. mchiS
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JAS. A. HIGH,
PROPRIaf0R OF rnn
Harrison street Livery Stable.
naGS:. HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
l-AIsa Front and Second. 11orseO 4
Carriages. OF the best quality, 70 let u ~
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded Mt reasonable charges. (mylS-dly
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n. MILLER,
NYM. n. lla.rrOE.

A TrORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and War Claim Agent. Office Davcnposts
Block, "a Floor, cor. Main ard Second streets.
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In the State. with hne Barns and Out Houses. The
Flower Garden l. not cQualled in the Northwest,
having 80 varieties VI Flowers, with beautiful
psivet Cedar Hedges aud I'll kinds u Ornamental
trees.
The house contains 10 roono, with an The modsen
t0provemente. Situated on Lake Michigan, vhcso
you car 80 huodfs6s Of stsamefe passing backwasds
and forwards, and, bft ghs. clear DAP you
he Garden City, Chicago. III non your own door.
Il VIII yield this present year nom ~ go 70 % COO
baskets Of the nneet aftsd fuit and II Unly costs 10
csnts ~ basket 70 deliver ths0 IN Chicaeo
g. Joseph, Michigan, 10 situated directly opposite
Chicago. on Lake Michigan. whese hundreds Ofrstir.
I'd gentlemen from Cincinnati. Detroit, aud Cnieago
reside There are hres lines OF steamers ying back
wards and forwards.
Hortculturaliats Of this place and adjoining cities
have urged the idca Of making the disposal Of this
Model Fruit Farm, with Personal Property. etc.. the
basis Of : National distribution upon the Art Union
plan. The following 10 full list OF the article. and
the manner OF drawing
FlRST-There will be issued 10 members Certd.
Gates for $1,000 shares. at 81 each. numbering from
TO 10000 inclusive. each OF which will enitle the
holder to one fine Steel Engraving and share In the
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ID Doors, Hlinds, Mouldings, lrackete. Ac.-
Consrscls for bSildings Of every description:
Shop and Factory corner Of nain I'D 1hsfe
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