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'.erg* cats charged deuble tike lute dimensions at
type.
lji«pisyed advertisements oaohalf more thae
n»jH ratal.
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apj.iy »ir -tijr t.i the Immediate buslneas of the adver
tiser, and sllother advertaemenusenl in bjr the ad
Vei User will be charged xtra.
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Bradv otraet, P»Tiii|.i.ri, Iowa BaylCMfiai
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N tiir I'dl.. v. fi.t niidK improve!
propmy B' U«»rnjurt,
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JJAVIN9 REHLMKI) THB PRACTIOI or
rt-ipectfuliy roUclta the patroaaf of
Lt« fri ridtarid tbe
Orriri:—N'u. 3 NKkjll* Block,i.rer tbe Bank.
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i'E«r BF.COM STKItBT, (I.K CI.AIR1
IitTi:u|» rt, I w», w(.• i- P• tind retail
w
d'-alwrii ill li tig. MrdlclUFH. CbmlealH, PalDta, Oilr..
Window Glarii, Fancy ArttLle», P«*rlumiry, nfral
Tretli. I*i,I I P-.||, He. Mch»
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IMtUI'oRi MK KMA.\ AKD HUD
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r'-'t, II r'li ni lt Piw-fti lirady and Main.
J. t. HAKKER, 1*1 !».,
Y S I I A N A N 1 S V O O
OFFI
'K—with Meikr*. Keger It Bower*, No. 68,
Br ily MtreaU
i»rd. r« left with them will receive prompt atten
tion. invM
A S i A N O S E I A N
Attarneya Md C*««Mllora at
i«af
OfflC"—Noi. 4 and S, Commercial Block, aootb-aaat
oorner of 'id and lirady alreeta.
rBANi ri rsirn. oro m. TAR HOM,
PI.I MKR A \A!*I IIOU ,\,
ATTORN
K VS aud Councilor! at Law. and Nota
rl*-» Putiltr. A.K.I a. nt«fnrtbe Clmrt'rOak
fir. I'.t, I., Hartford. Conn., Capital
Oity Kire ln.i'"..Ni w Uaveti, tSXl,i40,
tltfloe L'.' Claire B'ock, Iavi nport. iepT
JOHN !EWRi:R5U
CI.OCK
an 1 Watch Maker, an i Rosra*pr, Brady
Mtrtr.l, b«i Acen Second and DaieDport,
lava
j.-'viry mvle and .-fjimlrad.
O" dU»s'» put In Sp jctaclei at rwaoubte rale*,
mchn
H. U ilKELIK,
C1
INKRAL
oMMI»«ION AND
ATTOBNRTS
ATroilNKYSt!ie
VOLUME T.
PRODDCF
M-rchnnt, (Wh.il'-s.i A^rnt of the Byraanae
Bait mufaciary for Davenport aod neighboring
lOW'l-
W*- houaeopposite B. R. Depot, DaT'-nport, Iowa
aiutiu'&S
COIIHI !M A »OW.
AND C0T-V8KL10RS At fcAW
A N
NOTARIES PDBI.W-'
Office—At Mack lot A Oorbln'i kmcbange nfflee,
Davenport, Iowa. oclMf
T. 11. ^l«)RLi:%' k CO.,
WIIOLKSAI.K
and H-t*ll D-alera in Fancy and
At ape Uroc*rlP, Block, Tner of
Perrv itnd secuad atri*«-t«i.
Pl.-ur, Cement and Plaatering Hatr conatantly on
hand.
{Iy All ids de'.iv.-red free of charge.
Mkvanrort, l*wa, April 21, 1S"9. [aprM-Sn»
A. U BEN v a n O V HITuOMB.
A WHITCOIHH,
AND OOI'NSKI.I.ORS AT LAW,
Notarlf" PaMIc and Coaimlsfioii' rs of D' fda,
Wit! practice In Caurt.-" of 8c, tt,C!'.ii!"n, JR' lc»on
Hid M«citlti" coutitieH, mill In Hack Inland couM}',
III., and the 0. S. District Ooort of Iowa.
Oi»im—N. W. 0 irner Main and Second atresia.
anil
WILLIAM HAIL, j. Wliao* OCITBAB.
HALL. A GUTEAU,
ATTORNBY8
ATTORXKY
AVI
Davenport. Jannary 9, 185^. JanS
joh^ r. KIW,
REAL ESTATE & EXCHANGE BROKER,
NOTARY PUBLIC A CoMmssioaaa or DBED*,
LM CLASSt MOW—L* CU* e Hall Enlr*nc«,
janll DSIMPOII, law*.
MeCAB.V A COAXES,
W O E S A E O E S
fORWARDINQ COMMISSION MBKCHAKti,
No. 1 F*O*T STmatT, Comma or BBAST,
Davenport, Iowa.
WI
are )D?t«ntlv In wlpt of Kre*h Grocer
ies, wh'ch we ff-r at Wholesale, for cart, at
the lcwcit rlors. and t. which WR Invite the at ten
Uaael dt-alrra in city an country. aiayl 6a
Bl'RTIS HOUSE,
CORKER OF IOWA FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
mchSWtf
TwithsatB1T&ACTBD
IBTH BY A NBW PROCESS
occasioning
any delay or pain whatever
V 1* 1II 8 fHKSKR ROUGH,
Deulal Sttrgeon.
OPFIOB— Tn Merwin'a Block, tit Perry, between 8d
and 4th atreeu.
Having oomp'eted arrangement*, h* Is
pared to extract teeth by admitting a slight current
of electricity an nnd the tooth at the tine of extrac
tion, thereby allaying all pain attendant npon a
trading by the ordinary method.
Thepatleot has a ful I knowledge of What Is pass
ing, and thers are not those aflecte which are oftse
•oUeed alter havlna tooth extracted by Ike aae of
Ohlerofora or the fmS
j«i*sad«'
JOM L. 8WIT8,
ATT'V AT LAW.
8WITB Clio,
•Ml Bitote Agnto ui CMtcton,
and laaurano* BrokMa.
H. Y. IUYMAKEM,
Ivauc AID Ootnusnona IBMB
MaananMOVA.
BLOOM. (V-MMJ
row A.
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Da«*ay*n, .flay U7» IB3W.
I f^C. »n, I* Cnlc.K'.,
I I* auiurtaa^lu r»(M»i.^Jve. ta!«cietta fvr g»
per.
MATT. AJiHANOEMENTB.
Tim"! cf opening and el asiug inalla U th* Davenport
Poat Otr,*:
I A trana lfAn,( arrivee a*« 15 a Hand 5:80
Cioa' a' S iS
A
a .':80 ¥.
loRiiiiiii'. M.I ii. Via I'ut,!.qii-»nd Northern Iowa,
«t bu v u cji »e»at 9. 1ft
A
SI.
Loots ani Bonthern Mia
d*-a at. 9 15
A
a.
Wasu.aN AID Hoc in tan IOWA MAIL, arrlvea at
ij.go at o-ea atU-3'i M.
iM.iiaiH WAV MA
I
arrivt-- t:45 A and 6 S0
c! ae- a'. 9AM and 1*
RIV«r MI. ROLTII, in-ltidlng river tcwi.» a^ovegt.
L' '.u, th Mls« Ti( River, Met?••!» and Kaneat,
vl* Hamdral 4 8'. Ju-pb K B, arrive at 10 A
at4 a.
K i v
MAIL,
in clullng river tnwn# from I e Claire
to i.yi ii-,, irriva at a clo at S.80 a u.
HoiiiaKR?i MAIL, bf l.n .np the rivr, arrive* at
1
»nndaTr W'--ln«« 1»y- arid Pridaya cloaea at
»P Ti M.J^a-s Wehicdiij-and Krldavs.
BLt a MMI. arr.v* at '2 M, cloees at 12
Tn «,i»yBl 1 nur»f!*s a an B»' 'jroavi.
Ami:v MAIL, arrive* and cloaea at IS Tneadaya
arc! Fridays.
JxiMo- v MAIL, arrive* and docea an 12 M, on
TT,iir»daa.
The cfflcc will be open loday daring the Sn»
rair from 9 to 10 m.
XJOOAI Afbtirs
t-ir ravel is considerably on the
iocreaae. The ears that arrive are much
better filled.than tbey were a few weeks
•luce.
££rThis evening the Campbell*
tfive their last entertainment in thia City.—
They will gire a concert in Rock Ialaud to
morrow.
MW Yesterday morning a heavy
«how«r of rain caine down, which aeemed
to put new life and vigor into everything
in the shape of vegetation.
A PORTION of the scholars attached
to the district school No. 3, intended hold
inga picnic on the bluff to day, bat the
rain yesterday, spoiled the fan.
WE understand that Mr. Frank
Watson haa been appointed acting agent at
this point, for the Keokok and Dubuque
I'aeket Company.
The Moline papers are engag
ed in a very interesting little fight between
themselves. How it will end, we of course
canuot say, bat rest contented that we shall
bet on the winner.
-9~THALES LINDSLEY, Esqn is after
the Moline Water l'ower Compuny with a
sharp otick. Thales occupies something
over a column in giving gratit advice to
tliem.
e noticed a drove of fit cat
tle paseing through town yesterday after
noon. They were destined for an eastern
market.
i
1 11
MR. J. J. WALLKY made a Mile yes
terday of fonr acres of land on Locust st.,
near Farnam, for $950,00. Our Real Es
tate Agents are not idle these times, Mid
Mr-Walley is among the busiest of than.
THE
Ferry Boat was laid up fest
evening on this side, before dark, on acccunt
of the high wind. The river was la&ed
into loam, and boiled and dashed its aigry
waves against the shore furiously.
On the inside of to-day's p$er
we publish an article proposing the name of
G. C. 11. MIT HEM. as a proper candidal* for
the office of Governor. We invite iu at
tentive perusal.
tW The rain and mud made foul
ness very dull in town yesterday. Tbi la
dies dare not venture «ul in such weather,
and without them the merchaatB vould
have to shut up shop.
THKKK
AND0O1N8BLI.KRS. NOT4111*8
Pa-dlc, O-rouili-t of I'i*'** f»r 1 vr. •, Ver
mont. New Hunnahlre, V»paa3hnsett(i. Ntw Yoik,
New Jeraey, pt-nn»ylva:.ia. Virginia, Oh'o, T'-nnea
ae*. K.' ntiukv. r. .n..'.j nc-1 «:TIc«
Sc'J8
Main «t one 1 oor acntfc of Co.k Jt Sargent'a Bank.
Jnly lat. IV.V l-dfcwl»
jIillM IC V* I'ltKli,
COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
N•t^ry Pnb! c.
orrici—Nickollb' Block, up btairs. Ja90
J. D.
•ATTOW,
ATTORNKYformerly
AT LAW. Oifl'e— np (talra, Jn the
building occupied by ,J. W. Wiley,
Went Uecmd H-c-t.
Bn^tieaa lntriati to hi* care will be pnnctnaliy
Btlende'* to
was to have beeu a p-ivate
picnic and fishing party on the island yes
terday, from North Davenport* bu the
weather was so unfavorable as to dete the
fairer portiou from participating, ad the
affair wu postponed until next week.
JtST Mr. Taltnage, our Pike'a ?eafe
correspondent has concluded to turnback
a^d come home. Mr. Humphrey, win ac»
companied Mr. Talmage, purchased the
teams and camp equipage belonging Mr.
Smiley°4 company, and with these wi) push
on to California.
AN EXCELLENT PLAN.—The
YISTKRDAY
MRU A. »AXO
i i
rut: Ditti MicT coi»f.
BBVORC UON. JI'IXjB DILLON.
THLMDAT,
May
CLOSING
DAM SELL.—"
*ach-
ers of some of our city schools have alopt
ed the plan of rendering monthly re|orta
to the parents of their pupils, of tieir
scholarship, deportment, attendance, e^.—
This, we should think, an excellent plan)nd
well calculated to make their scholars stive
to merit a first class certificate.
Jalr It is a grand aight to go hick
into the interior of the country, nd see
the great fields of grain which checkr the
country on every aide. Six weeks more
of fair weather will see this vast andvalu
able crop safely housed, and then the frmer
ean draw a long breath of satiafaetbn at
his succesa.
J3T "We shall look for somevery
fine views of Davenport and surrouidings
in a few weeks, as Frank Leslie's artat has
been 'topping
in this vicinity for some veekf»
taking sketches of the Ialaud, Bridge, and
other interesting objecta. He got a ketch
of Fort Armstrong the day before it hrned
down.
morning, while tbe
Henry Clay was at onr levee, at 6 (clock
a sofa was stolen out of Burrows & Iretty
man's warehouse on Front etreet, .nd no
•pack has been found to its wheretiouta.
It was the property of Mr. Tyler, low in
St Louis, and waa held here by an ttach*
meat Constable Thomas is on tb hunt
far it
SCHOOL EXAMINATION. THP
ex
amine tioa for pupils wishing to enbr the
Intermediate School," will take plioe on
Saturday, the Stth inet, at the Brlcktehool
Hoasa, (Jo. »,) MMiaeiMing at 9 e'elisk •.
M., aad will baaaadaBtad by Msasc* iluk
•U, MsOWItt! m4 »«Katt. Ktr^s af
anlHk
v,-*-
V6, '59.
Tbe qaorning hour was occupied in takioy
defaults, Ae.
In the case of Lilientbal v*. Haaa, tbe jury
assessed tbe valne of the properly at
l'2f»y,00 and allowed the defendant $60,0#
damages.
Woodward vs. Hoot. Verdict for da
defendant.
Youug Stokes, et al, t*. County of Scott.
Tliis is the Railroad in auction case. Grant
for plaintiff, Hubbel for defence.
James (irant refuse 1 to argue the case,
givit ai a reason that the Court was too
much interested in the issu^. The case was
argue i tx parte and will be eoatiased to
Oiorrow (Friday.)
Govt adjourned at 6 p. m.
OF THE
We
Come Cap." (thia was the
endearing appellation which she applied to
the would be happy man.) Why don't
you get your license? You know you are
the only man I ever could love in the
world." This was accompanied by a
roguish wink to the crowd of admiring
legal gentlemen who bad assembled to see
the fun.
VERDANT YOUTH.—"This
DAM-SELL.—"He
NOBTHESPEB.
Pl BLIC Schools.—
All tbe public schools of the city close their
session on Friday of next week, for a vaca
tion of three months. This is anticipating
the date of closing last year by one month,
but owing to the present depressed state of
finances, the School itoard have deemed it
necessary to close thus early. Tbe exami
nation will commence in the Intermediate
Hc'iool on Monday, the 80th inst. and in
District No. U, at Sixth and Gaines, and No.
'•i, at Sixth and J'erry, on Tuesday Sub
Districts No. 1 at East Davenport, No. 4 at
North Davenport and No. 5 at West Da
venport,will be examined onWednesday and
Thursday,
wish attain to call the attention
of the college authorities to the state of the
side walk on lirady street, at the lower
corner of their ground. It is a ahame that
a oomrnunity should be obliged to submit
to such indignities an are imposed upon
them by this Iowa College. They appear
to think ikat they can do and say whatever
euits them best, whether it pleases their
fellow citizens or not. The mud on the
side walk at tlie place referred to, was six
inches deep yesterday, and there is no way
of getting around it.
BADLY SUCK-BD IN.—An
exceedingly
verdant youth hailing from Port Byren, Illi
nois, made his appearanee at the County
Judge's office a Jay or two since, and ap
plied for a license to get married. He was
accompanied as far as tbe office door by his
intended, a noted courtezan of this city,
named Georgiana Harris,who remained out.
side in the hall to await further develop
ments. The clerk a?ked the youth if he
had a witness to prove his quallt cations
which was answered negatively. The clerk
then informed him that he could not issue
a licet.without, some competent witness
was produced to swear that he and his in
tended possessed the requisite qualifications
for the responsible state [of matrimony.—
Ihis was a severe shock to tbe 3'oung sub
ject for hymenial pleasures, as he was a
total stranger in these parts, and did not
know a person who would be willing to
make the required eath. The Clerk pointed
to a somewhat noted lawyer of this city, at
the same time intimating that he (the law
yer) would undoubtedly swear as to their
qualifications for the sum of twenty-five
cents, in hand paid. The young man, how
ever, had not the money to spare, for that
purpose. Just at this time the fair damsel
who was about to honor the young citizen of
Port Byron by bestowing upon him her hand
and heart, made her appearance in the
office, having become impatient at the de
lay in procuring the necessary papers. The
following interesting dialogue then en
sued
'ere man won't
give it to me without a witness.
won't eh well, yotiv'e
got no show here without you show your
'mun.' If you want your license why the
1 don't you pay for it I"
Verdant youth then made a moving ap
peal to the clerk to know what he should
do in such a case. The inexorable official,
who evidently had a heart of steel, replied
that he would not give a license until a
witness was produced.
This rather nettled Georgiana, who said,
Come Cap, we can't spend any more time
here, I must get married. I haven't felt so
much like getting married in a long time.-—
You are are a fool for not coming down
with tbe dust" Lets get a license some
where, sell out here and go live on a farm."
The twain then left the oflice, the lady a
little in advance, followed by the verdant
but devoted swain. We are told the happy
conple went to the neighboring city "of
Itock Island, and being successful iu their
efforts to obtain a license, were joined ia
holy bonds of wedlock.
About five o'clock, the same evening, a
lady and gentleman, the lady with a wen
derful developement of crinoline, and a load
of bliss, which tbe vulgar call whiskey,
might be seen wending their serpentine way
towards- the Hotel-de Harris, situated on
Front street. At a still later hour, the lady
was discovered on board the Dubuque paek
et, very drunk, declaring her intention of
making her hasbsnd know ber worth by a
short absence. The nearly frantic Benedick
was obliged to flee to his wife's sister, who
undoubtedly soothed his humbled spirit as
we noticed him at a concert that evening,ac
companied by the charming Flying Jenny,
the sister aforesaid.
If thatyonng man baa parents or friends
in Port Byron, or this eity, they would do
well to havo an eye on him, as ha is legally
married to tbe miserable woman above
mentioned, and sba aaa alaias of hias pro-
NOBTHEBMB. Alford, St. Pael
H*MtKY
CLAY,
DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT.
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS. FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM—CITY SUBSCRIBERS LO CENTS PER WEEK
•Iw I
lean.
Alford, St. Louis.
HEXBT CLAY,
Stephenson, St. Paul.
KEOKLK, Dodge. Dubuque.
AH
KAOLE, Uabbart, St. Loaia,
BLACK HAWK
Height, Montrose.
I'El-AtTED.
Thursday, May M,
Stephenson, St Louis.
KLOKI
k, Dodge, Montrose.
W ak La'ile, Gabbart, St. Paul.
BLACK HAWK,
Haight, Dubuque, a
The Des Moines is tbe Morning packet
for Montrose, at 7 o'clock.
The Canada will be down aad leave for
St. Louis this (Friday) morning at 7 o'clock.
Tbe fine steamer Pembina leavea this
morning at 7 o'clock, for Stillwater and St
Paul.
The Gazette of yesterday con
tains a very truthful article on the lack ff
local intelligence in country papers. If one
wishes to gain any Information from the in
terior, he is obliged to write to some friend
for it, although it may be a matter of pub
lic interest. The local column ef any paper
is the one most sought for, and should re
ceive the greatest attention of ita editors.
NARROW ESCAPE.—Yesterday
A. M.
as a couple of men were coming down
Brady street in a lumber wagon, and when
oppposite Gen. Sargent's residence, a bolt
of lightning struck the earth so cloee to
them as to throw the sand and stone into
their faces. Had they been six foot nearer
the west side of Brady, they would cer
tainly have been killed as it was, they
were nearly dead with fright and the
shock.
^e i
£-tT Our two city cotemporaries
bear down rather hard upon Mr. B.ssell,
the St. Louis engineer, charging him with
bribery and corruption. That Mr. Bissell
would do a great many very naughty things
to serve his masters in St. Louis, we have
*iot a doubt. But that he would endeavor
.o bribe a pilot to run a boat upon the
bridge, thereby endangering both life and
property, we are not prepared at present to
believe. The bridge fight is becoming al
together too personal, and will, we fear, end
in something serious.
Our neighbors might as well advise the
proprietor of a band organ to change his
tunes from the certain fixed set his instru
ment 19 bound to play by force of its own
interna' or internal mechanism The Dev.
ocrat'x calliope is ou the same principle. It
is an organ with steam power, and can play
only certain tunes, twelve in all, we believe.
It does not require an operator, like tl.e cir
cus calliope which astonished us lastyear.
So we trust our neighbor will not persist in
demanding uw tune* from the Denmark's
calliope.
What the Oaxettt is driving at, is more
than we can conjecture. There ie evidently
a want of srnu in the above item.
KEITKNED.—Mr.
Smiley, of the firm
of Smiley & McKay, arrived here on
Weduesday evening, from 120 miles west of1
Nebraska City. He started from Daven
port on the 25th of March, iatending to go
through to the Peak, but very wisely turned
his face homeward, after having sufficient
proof that the expedition would prove fruit
less. Mr. Smiley confirms the worst reports
we have heard concerning the humbug.
He heard discouraging reports from return
ing trains for some distance before he turned
back, but was determined to push on fur
ther, and be satisfied before giving up the
ship. He mentions several incidents con
cerning the emigrants he met on the route,
etc., but gives no particular news farther
than what the papers have had already.
Mr. Smiley saw Scudder, the murderer of
postmaster Basset, and had a conversation
with him, in which he said that he was an
eye witness to the murder, but did not par
ticipate in it. During the conversation, he
was so nervous and betrayed such uneasi
ness to be off, as to excite suspicion in the
minds of Mr. Smiley's party. Scudder as
sumed another name when he met the
party. Two days after this meeting, Mr
Smiley paased a party in search of the
murderer, and offering $600,00 reward for
bis recovery.
At I'lattsmouth, the ferry boat was taken
poasession of by the Pike'e Peakers, and
kept for four or five days.
Mr, Humphrey, of Davenport, bought
Mr. Smiley's team, and intends pushing
through to California.
There are one hundred returning to one
team going out now, aad the homeward
bound look very much like a picture that
m*y be seen in one of our bookstores, enti
tled Stocks down."
In about four or fire weeks, we may
expect to see the majority that left here, in
our streets again.
M&" It won't pay for one-korae
concerns to humbng people any longer with
50 ceift gaiters, paper soles, and other
equally poor traeh, when they ean get first
class goods at SLIT'S,
NO. 3
Nickoll's Block,
at less prices. it
DON'T MIND what is said Boot
and Shoe dealers when they endeavor to
bolster up their business by saying they
can sell cheaper than Dedriek, the thing ia
impossible, and tbe people of Davenport,
no doubt, are fully aatiafied on this point.—
Remember it is to your Interest to trade
with Dedriek, No. 46 Brady street, 1st door
above the Poet Office. my27:tf
tW New Floar and Feed Store.—
Geneaeo Flour and Feed Store, No. 59 Bra
dy street, nearly opposite tbe Post Office,
wbere can be fonnd the beet quality of
Flour, White Winter, Old Spring and New
Spring, Wholeeale and Retail, delivered
free of charge. Call aad aaa tbe Floor, it
will show for itself. E. BROWN,
My25-lw.
Ntotlcce
DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 27,1859. NUMBER 189.
(Pjr tb-
The
.Thursday, May Ml
Democrat
Cottaty Mlarai
Johnton
IOWA CITY,
May
26,1859.
MANps. EDITORS:—We
are in reeeipt at
farther important particulars in regard to
the recent deplorable calamity in this im
Imediate neighborhood.
As several errors, however, managed to
creep into yesterday's report,
I
would take
oc^oeion to state that the brick house which
was demolished, some seven miles from thia
city, was the property of Mr. James Gra
baii, of which the inmates, seven or eight
in number, six of them children, providen.
tially escaped. This is near and to the
southward of the Graham's, familiarly
Beyocd Graham's, the last house injured
was occupied by a Mr. Waltz, and owned
*y
1
Daniels. The persona of this
bousehdw, four in number, were all s«
injured, among them,
a babe not two
old, which was carried some 300
yards and found in a slough, leg broken,
maay flesh wounds and a terrible lacera
tioi of the scalp. These four are still living, ,u*Vand.nv ..
anc under care of Dr. White, formerly of inted and paid
Davenport.
Tae destruction at Berry's was the most
seva-e the tornado evidently having here
gaiced its widest diameter, and stripping
fences for a quarter of a mile iu extent.
The barn was a very large and substantial
one, and ccst 1200. The corn crib, near
stoty and a half in height, and probably Cba» narUn,'
cost five to six hundred dollars Two
hones, a colt, four cows, several hogs and
maty chickens, were crushed outright or
so iajured as to live but a few hours.
The man who was killed at Berry's was
naned McCoy, and not Patten, as stated
behre. Patten and family were occupanta
of tbe bouse, but escsped with fractures and
briises.
far as heard from, the loee of life la
five number wounded, ten eotneof whom
wi.l most likely be numbered with tbe
otLer ill-fated victims.
lhe funeral services of Mr. Berry have
noi yet taken place, but are delayed for
th« arrival of distant friends. Henry Berry,
hi* son, is yet living, but in a critical state.
The probable pecuniary loss by this storm
is doubtless $10,(00 rather over than
under. Have heard nothing reliable from
more distant points. Yours, CITIZEN.
TO-DAY'S ADV TS.
THE CAMPBELLS HAVE (0MK 11
AT
Metropolitan Hall,
i s I v e a 1 n
ADHISMOS CKNTS.
CHfbOBBV AMD 8BBVANT2,....HALF PRIOB.
Door« open at TH o'clock perforiuan~e nmticD
ces at s. m*y77-ld
A E W S O K
—OF—
BOOTS
jijrn shoes,
AT—
84-OBradjr Stroet-84
O
WOULD
most respectfully infirm the dtiesas of
the city o? Pa.'e ip rt an the sTirfonn^lof
C( ur^»*t tb*t i* n«»w oj» rune fr^ th* bt*t
uf«cTTer^ New Kng.af,^1 %ni Ph«'a1' ipMa, la^ge
au«J gerteral ass »riiu-nt«.( tfr»nn«Md Bummer Bots
auU flhotrt. (sAiiera ani Sl*pper«», of «'Vtry variety
and description. Aa my goods are made ezpretaly
for
e a i a e
to thoFe whouiay favor me with a rail I car, jnaran
t-'e tbo workmanohlp qu»l to th«?e *nannfactured
in this or any other partef thu United Bute*.
_n'25 AB. TODD.
Belaya are MMangerons
AMD
£eaerally Besnlt ia LaaI
THE
Preeent ii the tirno for bargain*. Take
advantage of the opportunity offered Now.
fatty fllk-, BsHlfes,
Wssuea, Obailies,
Spring Delaines Ducal*,
Brilliants, fopllas,
Fri-nch Frinti, Shawls'
Mantillas, Parasoig»
Bonnet Klbbons, OsWoii.
Bre*s Trimmtafe, HBbrol4eriea,
fc-. *«. fcc, fcc,
Cheaper thun the Cheap ft
Blanks! Blanks I
Warrantee Deeds,
Deeds of Trust,
Out Claim Daeda,
Vanatoo Doada,
Mortcace Doeda,
A
Chsttsl MortcacNb
ft tt anlimaul BoodBs
Powor of Attorney,
Ort«inal Notiooa,
Joatlooa' Blanks,
ITAfl BI1WBAT WVIOB
maleilatteheet s*vta
Lout.
SOLD OHATV BBtOBLRT. The flader will
te sultab.y rewarded by leovlat It et thia
BMhtt-tr
ConpeUtloa is the 8plee of Traio.
'TV) OONPOBV to tbe Umes, tbe SCOTT HorSB
A has reduced the prloe of transient to cne dollar
per day, aad permanent boarden are no»t uken at
three dollars per week aad opwards. Ii is our dei
termlBBUoa that this shall be the best dollar house
ie
thereto,
Br-'"' t. J. HUHfttBHT,
IRlRl'tB
ICE CRRjIB FREEZERS,
Aa Imtrsvsi tor 1809
U/ITU S*amped Iran Covers and
VV Tinned.
The oul Freezer known which le eeastraaled oa
trae sdeniific irjiclpl'S.
The Cheapest, Bast and sssst B*
lag leas lea and less labor than aay other, k»i« el
the ame time, the most durable ts itnctin, ead
most certain In Its epeistloos.
Bole aoenSs fer the United State*.
EBTCHAM It Co..
ManmlacUrers ef Jspsaaad aa
ViN,
Davciipurt, May 'Jb 1-59.
NEWADV'RTJSEM'TS BOOTS"AND" SHOES
Strayed or Stoten.
FROM
the S'vb-onb^r. or
my Ulie.^tbut Mve
or about e 6lN laat..
BI^TY.' S-e Is »flt
known mo farnjc-« throughout the ounni y,
caving en tier f^equmtly at jut atoie In Dav n
|Kirl. She *a lan** in tbe i« ft Liii-1 i'g. Any p*M-on
who wi „iv nic jr» oiaiat'i.i, i.r ber wh*. stoat",
through tt«'^ et Of||e, or by Laving word at Howe
a f!y.*e'a 1-.our S...re, on Secor ttf-ei Dav-nf,rl,
ill i war g. bujotT
SHE ORBAT WKSTRRH
Insurance and Tnst Coapiay,
AND THB
Farmers Ualoa Uinraace Ctapuy
OP ATIUCK*. PA.,
Having consolidated their bus'neot, the sam* will
*D®*n to travelers on the 3auscatine road, fcer®»fier b^ roadncteu i it,e united cumpenieg,
sa the "Seven Mile House."
th*nam«of tbe
THB OHEAT WE8TEHK
•mirance A Trust ConapuRy,
at thrlr offlee n th- C' 5inp«oy'- btd'd eg.
403 Walnut atreet, Fbiladolpnia
By tV« arrarc- n.eit ti e me me rr tin- -BE 4
jys
'-Ni'K ASD trcst OOM
J'AM WI I N I»-giiy aac'iieoted «i.d TI $13',I«
adde-l'.»U? ai,-e'», .,{ winch Jldi 000 in Plr-t
Morigig**, with Bo id». b«-a intc u p,-r cent lLtert-at,
on la prov-d proiTr'y. wotth u 1- the amount
wbi *ive* the mpsrv over ta.*o,l00 ef available
mea'it I an\ ii*b,| tj'
All nimi'g riks of either Company art aa
tbat mav occur wii be primpt-
J^r4, Inland and Marine Cargo Ruts Tukmon
tht Ml*! Fatorabl# Termv
Beepectfally satiating your usmeM, we are
Yoor obedient fervaite,
CH IS. 0. I ATHKIIP, P-SB.
Ha. Dabii'ij, Vi''«-Pr-*
C. N. 8HIPM\N,-^1 Vi e-Pres.
(OhStt.'e of Branch Dltlce, New Yrk
AS Wnii,HT,Sec and Trea*.
8. HC'SELA., Ati't Sec*
I S E O S
y, waa etghty er a hundred feet in length, i ObasO Lathrop, Hon Wm Darling, N Sbiptnan,
and cost $600. The tenant house was a
,DoC
Huofr, Alex Wr.uidiu, TLOUiespie,
I^ Hailehnrat, Dan 'ei 1. Collier, a* Smiti,
Tracy, fcl-jcum,
Vrancia Tiler.
E. FAY.
RMC'Jr'T»
msyM-deai
Or mn
Afjmt,
Ho. 19 Brady-st.
O e n i I
I E E A
MM WATER,
n O S O A
Ao., fee., fca, fee.,
AT
P* W OOD'S,
n i n e
AND UNTIL PrrRTHBR NOTICE.
mayS-dtf
Younf America Saloon.
I S
tsM€itrotis ajrn segahs.
^^AHM and Cold Yictualb at all
hours
TIMK AWIIIILITEII!
OBSAM ACT1AI.I.Y PR /tNINS MINCTBBt
O E V S
NEW 4 MIMTE FKEBZBR!
PATENT APPI.ISH ron.
T'Xiiimen's,
HB subscriber after careful study and various
has etKce-4ed ti constructing a
Preti'r which for -imijliciiy. (iurabiiity, rapidity
aud tinali y «f i' a troducnon, is uiiei'iailed and can
not lail to erne untv r-al r»\orii»'.
To ha* sfv the Ir crt-dol u*, there wi'l be weekly
pnblir Xiuiti DS o' till* freezer, at No 9 P!att et.
o o v- i i a i y o a a i a i e o i
hii 'ii from 3 t.j 20 quart
I^BEBri roa A cia CLAB.
TORK* Y, Man fafltqKW,
No. 9 P.att street, New Yofft.
Alan Mar.ufa'turora' Wholesale Agenf fo the c«l
bra'fd*' Old m'.nlon" C-ffee »nd Tea Pota, and
Ar thurV pat'ut B'-lf.i.'-alirig Can* ai.d Jnrr
\fw Books New Book*
TMerchant,
BI at'pntj.-n i Book Buytr* wheth- student
Liothrr. I Irrgyman. Librarian,
Mechanic or Men of Leimra, i- i-.vited to our *u
perb as-oriment of Blo« in every department of
LiteratHr
Itib'e*. Prgv«r Bf^k*,
Hy^in Books, JuvTille Books tvery varlef
School k* at redric^d Prtce Hlar lt IV oki^, which
ail ur Bunkers fhonl I pe •, Ite La R^ii, hoi.thw
A Co'* station.ry Mu ic Ha .'\ mai es| |D.
*t'U"i-nts, a Frr stork »f rbo.i-,,,-11 and B-av!h
ajian 'Si me %-i»ortm- nt o- W A LL PA I'BB A N HiR-
Id at r.-' s defy .rntietiti -n, Fancvartl-
cle* of ev ry de*rriitl(,n, ramp isiag luoia ituboer
Cau- s, HoreM Hegar '»s- a, Paper Wtighis,
Gold Pen•. Tnf-rni meierp. Ptzr!-a, fcc,
W« io!»--nd*iuiki.'nf our stor th»
Popular News Of pot ofD&vtaportt
All Mas.i'n-^.Ne
sale SLl'i".r.['tin!
I
AT
K. H. H. Y If IR'I,
*o. 8 West Second Street, Le Clair* Row.
may 19
r^p»p-r» kc. i iit.H-hed. for
eiv for New York ilaily
I O W A O O K O O S
I. 50 Brady st. atove the Port ORMe.
CHAIil E3 ADAMS. ProprMev,
Xavtl dtf
CHARLBiH. ADAMS, ApM.
Public J%*otiee
ISstockholders
hereby given that the annual meeting of the
of the Missls^ipnl A Missouri Bail
Boad Company wi 1 be held
mi
IBport
BHartflls Blanks,
OonfBartons of jodvatn^
Oonatablaa' Blanka,
Baplarm Bonda,
te mention, el the
,be of said com
pany In th city of Davejio-t, on Mond.y the ath
dav of June next, at lo
O'i
loci a for the pur
pose "f ei-c.mg i irecto'F f, r*heerinuing yi-ar, and
for tbe transaction •.f auch olher buainea* as may
he nece*-ary
Davenport, May S, ISM.
msyt-ctw H. PBIOB, Secretary.
Public Police.
order tr, accommodate our cnMomer* In Daven
end Rock 1*1 and with a mniiiineilj ililliuy
c* oor goods at this seaion of the veer, we hereby
authorise and appoint
KELLERITBAM PBIIB,
BOOK ISLAND, III IB MB.
to act a* our
i E N
tor the dike of
BAYXXTOMT AND ROOM JSLAJfB,
tor the tale of oar
A looliol.
Pure
BIJI111
I ti
OAJfPKBBB AMD BUKH1KO FLUID.
WII. SMITH A OO.
VM6 Peoria, Iiilaeta.
Clemr the Trmek.
The eld lodepdemt Ltos sa Ike rente agalSi
TUB PRICK OP BEIF DOWN.
Oppaemon ooartod, oompetiuon Defied.
WBBrady
have re-openel onr Market Hoaae at No. Si
street, sad Intend tu spare no peine to
suit all that assy favor us with a call, both in prist
aad quality.
Ouatomers may always rely npon Sodiaa a gsof
assortment from which Io maks their seieettoas.
Farttoular auenttaa psM tefsiktag Bnf ead plork
rfcattytae.
Jaauary M,
18S0.
Wow Vapt.
wissw* ft* •.
U!*nr'
i.
I K
Nolice.
PBOPKIBTOBB HOTBU,
BAIiOOr KXBPMBB. BUTOMBBB.
^notim I itsri wr"-!
airaaBMasaSstsr
.- .(t
Sl'ITN,
*©. a NlCKOLIiS* BLOOI,
XSato'*,,rf^,:,,,,**
l*,,e c*r*'IL"^
Boot"
*nd Shoes,
aiaptrd u. thia market, aad these hard ItBMS. to
hi ,ie imit-, the ait nt on of |,arcba*ers.
n^ve a ant'-aa»oi tjntxit of
Ladi«» Ku.c K. j,
^.nrV.e'•
^Kid
,^,*T^
Hie Calf,
Pat Ll
I.I
aiber,
La*ttSK, a
ix1
Ocagress O^ter.,
*V1ITT1O—ie g|
AT
TBE E.nrtRE STOBEt
BBAST STHHBT, PAVHUWJHT.
IeujckBof
"AV now In .tore a larg* and well aelect'd
Boot* and Bhoea, io which I InvMe
the attention of all in want of article* u, my line
Cmntry Trader* wiahrng to replenish their stork
U1 find it to their advantage to call on cue before
psrehading el*ewfc*re.
*o my numerviia cnatomera who prefer (Mm
Work we continue to hold ont Inducements In the
way of yrim* tUtok and MyMsA «eork, not equalled
Ihlr Rlif" of Kew York.
All kluda of Ladles' work man of actum! aa tuaal.
fJMii n. OAaaarr
_HOOK TRADE.
Sheet
AT THF—
Boek Island Jttusic Stars*
Jvn'17-dtf
GREAT BJMKGJiiJrS,
Atihp Old Keck Island B«*k Mtre.
BKINO
ui able to mi-et our engagement*, we have
concluded to offi-r our entire stock of goods at
greatly redu^d prices for ash. for tbo benefit of oar
-rt»hior*. Unr »t.,.'k cotii*te of n»ke. Stationary,
iroi pen«. Wall Paper, and is one of the nicet com
plete *to- ks :o be f»nnd lii tin- Northwest, to which
wo inviie s|eclsl att ntion havn also a larg*
ami sui« ri.ir etok i Musical lixtroments, including
Piaos nd M*iodeoiih. Oar *t.k of Shet Mu^lc
will b«fol at prii^-k t" n»t nn-h music buyers
Miscellaneous Books at cost and les*. Many article*
at i.mch le ithan flrst cst. Ureat 'hanre forcasb
bun lasers Citi7. ni* of Rock Island, Davenport,
as«.ilij» an 1 vicinity, are invited call and examine
oor stuck.
N E W W O K S O K A I A
HOB. O. II. Smith'a
ftomlneareticof West.rn Life.consifiingof Sketches
itiihiM.i ibsiarteis in and out Conitres*. Im
n*n» legal trials It. th- State of Indiana, fc-., fcc
vol*. «S4o p»?e«. Price %VKKl. t'nqoetlonably the
most lotereetiog hook that has appeared for maay
yearn
Davenport, A prill 17, I8C8. prITtf
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th* ate J. Q. MOUTOH, Profesaor of SdentlRc
Agriculture in Tale College, in New Haven.
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MUSIC.
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Wsre awarded the First Premium where ead whan.
ever they brought their Piano Porte* lado esytt
tlan with the beet asakers ef Dsetoa, New Tetk,
"KSSi
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IBM.
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WHBBB
Ct*
Oxfor and Low Tie*.
Boja and You ta- Salter* and 8hne»,
I «ii:d» it CM'1-t-r- 'h e*
atnoat an ende»* V.r ,ty of all the -n m. r. Jtfd f.o
Th! i. k- .V
C1"
you cap ««t yoor meoey
sh. e o n i i e a n u i a a i
out of the be*t material and at tbe very low et
ores
A tin- assortment o Clj'hs. reeehaereeeBd Teo
ting* en hand. Which wilt Be mats to order at Ifea
shor'e*i uotles.
aprM JIIIM a Ml
Hoi•
kUJ or
Toe. v II bt aold ••rjr lorn fljurea
,c,''n
t'lvts.
a% POHD at'ir*.
BOOTS AND SHOES
AOOOD.
W. A. POBTKH A BBOTRRB.
Bock Island June5, 1K8. Junel7-dtf
Ciieo. W. Ell« 4c Co.
No. Ill t.eCiaire H*w.
JJAVB Just received a large etork of
of the
Baltimore Cove Oysters, ttc.9
At JOSEPH LONOlNOTTl'i,
«iay-12dhwt Oor. Front and Brady its.
Paper*.
Also do consignment a rare lot of
BN-OXaXSB
wbi, tl.es wi:i »eil at the
London Publishers? Price**
ALSO
Botb'aaud L.iviNgaion*a
anbstautiei lmteied»l
Sla* and Boiiev, aeerty aew ahd 1_
.a'e a' a great «»c.|S e, f.. cash o» a
It w I sas»er far aay busiatssn^nir eg I
men'lT «1 onwer
fbr {Artieulars app y by letter »r othorwkw »e
EXPRESS & EXCHANGE
WILL DRAW BOX*0T UCIAMI
In suau to snit pureheesrs upon aUthe
ettfe* and towns of
England Switserlaai
Scotland Berwnp
Ireland Bssdsn
Fraoo* Poland
Wermany Baaela
Austria Qalllda
Prussia Bungarp
Italy Dedmark
Ht,aln The Orient
which they will sell et Mew Torh pnce adding
ehatige in New York.
Parcel* forwarded to all parts of the United
docis and tbe Oontinenta and eollectton* medet
nimisslons and ordera ol ail ktnda promptly
CQte-1
BKttfS-dtf
Illaeklot
ML
isa*ig
Mttmaa,
ob LABOC.cLBanrrra,a*
ft OO PUR AH HUM. nt ADV.
BI RR a aWVFT,
MAM pthbbt ^U
tt.
^OBWTB for ib» eel- of
aad Bl*.il*| Pewdor, aad Balstl
at iM'*»-d*»tf
••lsetel
aew Tillartif iiUMhi—I,
NOBTfl WB8T COB. BRADY AND
%'J
LUBE.
tok 60I.D a siLTtat-Hjw io make lb
a»r aBUchcap. Mend a I »t| etM^ BSM
get 'a' p*it cu tr 'owioo 'ain w till.
addreeeS NKINAOJT, C~eabt, IT j. TS West
llth at., New York Cny. wlT
STATIONARY EilfilUB
RlOBAaMOK,
Btsle D« i eerati
Davenport. May 1, IMS. dawtf
WIIKELER 4 WILSON'S
suiri.vtf jmjtcatjrm
FMOVROTO DB BABBB'SOPTIOB.PesKMBM
Hi.tiding, up stairs
Oa i aud examine .he new Improvement
fy All kinds of Sewing Machine Nee^lsa ftr ssls
MaWd«wtf WaiTB,
BANKING.
TALLMAN, roWKRS 4 HciKI|
WMJraLEBS,
ABB DBALBBB IB BZOHABBB*
NukolU Block, comer Brady and Smmd sts,
DAVBMPOBT, IOWA.
EXOHAlfOBon
all tbeprlnoipel cities ef the ITai
ted States. Ureal Britain. Ireland, aad asoll
nental Kurop. bought and sold.
Nutes and draft* oulleeted, and proceeds realM
to any part of the United States, at Io wept rate* ed
Bschanice
Collections of note*, draft*, aooouut*, laguciea and
inheritances made in all parte of the United
Oanadas ami Burope.
StiH'ks and Bonds bought and sold oaMaa
end dividend* cillected.
Land Warrant! bought, sold end le
Blckasgs N titles la the VsIM
Carpenter A Termllge.New Yorkstty.
Albany City Bank, Albany, New York
Buffalo City Bank, Bufelo, Mew Torhi
Banx of Commerce, Bo*ton, M**ei
Trail'-sinen's Bank, Philadelphia,
Mercb
a
Manufacturer*'Bank, Ftttebarg, 1^
McRlm A Co, Baltimore, Md,
Qllmort
A
Brotberton, Cincinnati,
Ohts|
l.ncas Almonds St Lu*, Mo
Cltlsens' Bank, New Orleena, Iji
win, Brother
A
nicb'it-dtf
Johns
tea, Chicago, RB
TALLnAN, r0WER8 A ncLBAB,
Beakers aad Dsalsrs la Eichi
Having been appointed agents tsr the
AMBRICAN, RDBOBBAB
Corblay
Baahsrs sal Dealers la Igcbl
BO. a. WBST BBCOND BTBBBP,
Daveupert, lew*.
BxonA»aa Baixne
onh 7.»rk, 1W
On Otuca^o, h#l hra%#k
Oust, i^cis, Par.
«kM in
JWdf* 4m aw saw
Of
10 00
Pajui'iittoU- made !n all cas^s In ad vanes. Mo.ey
ciirr.ntin the totate »here Issued wlB be received at
par.
Clubbing.
A dllcon-t ef twent) flic :-"i cent, from the above
price* will be allowed to ^,ub- orde i' rruror more
i- i ot ao rie or .re of ties I* T»- works. Tf u.:
F. ur copi' cf Bl«'k»o or on» Review, wi I be
nt ui.e h'idr* ss fcr|9 ur crj,i» of the leur
Eeviewi and Bl.ctwi« for |30 nd soon.
DENTAL.
I I i S K O U i
W(Davenport
OI'LD respectfully Info be inbebMoate el
and vicinity that be bee evened an
ofBoe direrin ovei the Davenport OeeOa.'e, la Msg.
em's BIjrk.on^rry,te«w«eaThirdendP*urthM s
fit tbe traneactiua uf MerhanlealendQperadeeP^o
tistry in all Its hianches Ba«ll^ ne'issd tae'ru^
tli na from, aad daring the real year been eeueeSMed
witt one o the moot able yreetiewere ta Ihe Best,he
feels 'onSdeat that ai.y operetmn* en
true eS te Ma
will be executed In a
careful
and shinfel meaner
Rs wtl' be moat happy to show soy who may Caver
him with a call his r*rsmmendsllsas, wkisS are ed
the bigbs.t cba .iter, and weold tnvite the aaaS
erlti'aleiamiriaiion upon all work resemlMed Sa Mi
bands. All operations registered aad we nan ted
He *olicit »har» of the public
||fin» aad mass
pleasure la submitting Use fo'vuu s Metlsentel:
HEW
I oepos.Oet. tt. MBI.
This bbt eertify that Dr Chusbrt egh heabeea
popil of mine in the study of D»tti*ry, ead Hsl
during tbe pest year, he haa operated with nshnf
/Oee. In hi* prvlesaten*! shtnty 1 hswBe
coaSdenee, and -rdleUy iee*nesl IM ts
wishing such eervtee* as^theee
of
a eeveftd ead
rul Dental Operator. W.
And also In isfeirtag Msaei
0. T. aO. Sh^ard, BouT
r- 0
Learaee, Br W
Ban Bbeateer Uersed,
Dr. Lewi* Betts, Bev
W Browne, Dr W 9
of Mew LssdsBjOsca aleele
Dr. Barrows, IMDnnssh
Ren Oaanen, Br Bnaer,
Dr Wttherwax, Bev Msssa,
W Ourley Hs%., BsjersOesafc
Bev DT Faekasd, BBTrue,
A Berrew Be%, W A
Woodward, A 9
a w smith,
IT STymehsr, AW la»f. [Mi
isa, aaae_
BevOFMsco*
|m /we
xr prune.
E I ilT'8 HALT Villa
mn sekseMhrreBSfs fer cetaglBsa uMi m§
A hind of Issported Ale, hM MAtl WWB-
Blsesoad'ne* ia the eupsrierWyed aa eepesa
extract of
MALT
aad BoPS wanasSSj by thn em-
rtvulied lepulettan bee slssadp auelasd MBe BM
die and Beeurn Stet«e.
Rs peadeeltaal
one of the leigeet
cotulim all the
tera reornt perasa
ertss, with tBe express view ef
Is tie reseMef ttyeanf BMCSMSI
aed wMb MBBas ifsdN Mr fl
iBvswsrlee tae BBMBS BMSBS^
Mess MameeMBSB,a*aMa»»
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