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STATE DEMOCRAT.
•B4». *. WUT, raMtofcafe
J. T.
Ultor|
B. N. RHUABOM1.»
OFFICIAL PAPKR OF TIIR CITT
0a.aO—Trl-WeeklJ,
»4.W—W-e»|r,
:iTV
OK' •AVIINPORT.
TatMlar »J.
FOli I'UKSIbKNT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
0» PKSNsYI VAMA.
FOK tIC'K
I'RK.MDKNT.
JOHN C. BKKiKIMUWsE,
or
k ri*Tu k
v.
mm
gtemorralic
,rtoissl««H©no.
I'rraitlriiltul l.l«- l«ra.
0 II *1.1. *n»l
Atnalorial
I'ALMEK, IX*
JAMItS OKANT, .•Unuiorial
O I'lNCH, la/ Oi* i
on AND
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MKKT1NOII
ng the D.iinx
of
There will I* a itratel M«'
racy of
Central
Mf'SCaTIMK,
|..wa, at
r'u
Ttrtta), IM Ist.lH.
ikidtrUM' •pci.nig.'f ih Stat- Fan
Uoii
JOIIS
Itttti'KKSHIIMiK,
STKI'llKN
A IMU GI.AH
JK3HE I BKH.HT .f lnl,t«a,
JOHN A MI. of N» v..r*.
kcprs CIIOAIK i M»M»chu««(u,
Aad a host
s,'!"'
i"«i
cka*pUD of tii'
1
«n ln«lji•
the
wn Electoral
Vaodldatti, are up* t* '1 l•' be I
the mealing
Ftl'iidauf
-i,i ii. illrwi
I'oniiltution
and
Iba
Colon—l-vrs
ol domS'il" mkw' national ptosperity—turu out
tof .ur atiength,
and len1 'Uf aid in
craablng
the vile spirit of fanailrwui snd
when
navl-a are stranded.
ky order oi ih*
COMMIT itt or ASRiSOtMESTt.
WASTED.—A tonposltor.
THE BAY ihlanui
The )a»t steamer from Europe brings
the gratifving intelligence that the
Bay Inlands have be«n finally ceded to
Honduras bv (ircat Britain, and tliat
all sovereignty over those islands by
Victoria i* absolutely withdrawn.
This reluctant compliance with the
Clayton Buiwer treaty, it is said, was
extorted from Great Britain, through
fear, as it is the first time in her his­
tory that the paw of the Britiah Lion
hit been voluntarily raised from any
piece ofterritory in her possession. It
is rumored that the relation? existing
between England and Louis Napoleon
Me of a suspicious character, and that
ibe sly and subtle intrigues of the
par
vmn'f in the affairs «f Spain, have sent
a chill through England not overmuch
favorable to the interesting friendship known throughout the eonntry as
heretofore existing. No doubt Napo-
ieon is very grateful for the delicate
manner in which Victoria bound tho
CJurter to his leg when he was in Eng-
l&lid, and reiueinVis the two sweet
kisses which slit* permitted hiin to take
from licr r«»sv clieeks, with emotions
pb-sisiiro. Still more thankful is lie
that the stupid ministry have permitted
him to rise from a usurper to the rank
of a great monarch, fawned upon l»e-
eause he crushed out liberty in Bu
But now he is firm in his ex
rope.
alted neat of power, he commences an
undercurrent of intrigue against tho
interests of England in every Europe-
an State, and hnjrland finds the l.m-
sti|ulations
to remain a free port. Thus ends a
ontroversv whirh at one time threat­
ened to involve iu war the two might
iest nation* upon the earth. The I ni
ted States have the pleasing conscious­
ness of knowing that ev«M-y elaitii nhe
i
rats-bane.
Flsionism
LATEST NEWS. I
Washington, Sept. 20.
It io oatoratood dial (be Gabioot ii
bully M|(|«d in iieeewinf stopo to be
takso in regard te the Panama aassaore
of April loot. We have been informed
from a so
ore* entitled to credit, that the
report made bj the eommieeioner ssnt
by oar government to inveetigate the
affair, is uosipeotedlj strong against the
authorities of Panama, and establishes
either their oomplieity in the maseeere
or their utter inefficiency in preserving
the peace of the Isthmus.
1'oless I have been misinformed, Mr.
Uorwin recommends measures
of retalia
tion and proceedings to seoure the future
eafotj of transit aoross the Isthmus,
which will excite universal attention,
not only in this oountry, but through
out Europe. It is understood that a
portion of the Cabinet are in favor of
the most decided measures, and that the
Presidont i« only restrained by the pro
test of the mure conservative members,
ding
of Pi
from sending a fleet to take posession of
the port of Panama.
RAILROAD CONVENTION
Cincinnati, Sept* IV.
The Railroad Contention resolve,I last
night that tlie fare fiorn New York
common pointi Weal, should in no ease* ex
ceeil two ainl lialf cents per mile, altlio'
an a-lvane of about si* pence in general wa
agreed upon, to ro. tinue from November
1 at till April 1st. A M.tftit advanee on
frei| tit« from October lat to Ihr adopt ion
of wintei rate*, w*» mlopted Adjourned
to m*-«t in CIpveU.iil. on the lat Wednesday
id October
out
diicorl
that now
tbraaunt tb» land with fea:fal pe«-ne«
COXI OKI! Com ALL 11
OoBtu ibiwiidioumt, when tomii ara reded,
CoB"*s lb«
'ine,
Mobile, Septembei 19
Don Hernandu 1e Ak«I", Minuter Pleii
ipotentiary and Entoy Extraordinary from
the Republica of Venezuela end Grenada,
Wan ye'ierday arieated on a chaise of toi
pery and swii.dline After bis int.) tit
attempted to swallow forged drafts of 98,
flOO.
Edstoii, Pa., Sep
I iT.
Governor Reeder spoke at Morristown
last night. He will deliver a speech eith'
er at Syracuse, Albany or Buffalo, suppo't
ing Fremont and D.iyton. He leturns here
in two weeks, when he will stump this
section of the S'aU for Fremont
¥EI.LOW FEVER.
New York, Sept.
.1 i- I blood and more, in their bloody winding
§j,#et§t
ted State* a iie. i s:irv ally in the case be viotims, in order to propitiate for-
ha* driven treat Itntaiii to an act of HAVE VIOTIMS FROM KANSAS. You
justice, which otherwise would never must have emissaries to announce those
vr viotims you must have witnesses, or
We care not tor
the field as against the Democratic
party. It despises Fremont aa it doee against the South. On the oontrary, it
f^T Col. Fremont's bills for sup
plies while he was iu California,
amounted to upwards of twenty dol-
lars per day for each tnau under lua
command Won't he make an
mical President
EXTRA.—Of
all the pro.
sumptuous and preposterous parties
that ever existed on the face of God's
earth, Fusiouism is the worst. What
time they are not in convention, they
are in extra session. Wherever they
have power, they go in for the Extras.
They have had an extra session of
Congress, voted themselves an extra
allowance of pay.
In this State they have had an extra
session of the Legislature in Wiscon­
sin tliev are in Extra Session now. In
A
Committee to Kansas. In tact, tusion-
btato Extra
M^*The Fort Dodfs Scntintl says "a
Mtlta
or vr* uuugi •vhukvi
(MtltHlsn rssitllnf
r.
|a In
wj i
In
town, inliiBi as that
rsosivsd a Ictta^ stailiif tkst
Mr, A.
Waits, of Btous City, th* est
iittil to hav» bHi csMrdsiM asar ftas
sntlsntn
jD the virgin soil of Kansas, must
Tl,, v.H«|rssvj^'SSSySS'^
you |#M|
have I teen attained.
llie eaiise, so long as the t'Heet ot her I establish their truth throughout the
iivcnt eoi.du. is eo.iloimal.le to the land snd stump speeches or if I may
say so, long senatorial speeches, cut up
in her tr«'ati«*» with us. jnt0 ||»lf a doien little ones, would serve
The Mosquito eountrv ix lilcewia^ the purposs or rasny a little cross road
abandoned to Xiearagua, and Juan is Muring, nnd many a stump, to rouse
the people to msdness and to mutiny.
tole|j!rphi
RVITOMIAI. CO|inKM*OSI»K*CB.
Utoit Horn, Uyracui*, Srpl
to
of
20.
The total nuoiber of deaths during the
past week has been 4ftI, a decrease of 15
•inr-ethe preceding week
Included in the above are three cases of
yellow fever—all, however, |traccable to
connection with the shipping
New York, Sept. 20tb.
The steamship Fulton «ailed at noon for
Southampton and Ha^re with 74 passen
gers and
$4H",IH«i
impede.
Mr The Democracy nf Poweshiek are
iri goo.1 spirits, and feci determined to stand
"up to work" like men. Never w^s a more
lively spirit exhiin'eil by the party in this
county Woolly ism loi.'t Ufce in Powe
shiek— Poweshiek Gazette
and
Senator ri lie nil en on Knstans
Black Hepubllraniam.
Senator Crittenden, ot Kentuoky, is
one of the most moderate and oonserva
tive mon in the South. Indeed, so far
has be carried his moderation that he
has become unpopular in his own State.
The testimony of such a man in regard
to the troubles in Kansas and their cause
will, therefore, have great weight, evon
with the Blaok Republioans. In a late
speech in the Senate of the United States
Mr Crittenden said:
"Is it not known to every one who
hears me—is there one so candid as to
deny it—that these troubles in Kansas
are to form the Krfl|rt elements in that
excitement whioh is expected to carrv
Mr Fremont into the Presidency WK
ALL KNOW IT. And, poor Kansas
what is her destiny, and what is her part
bereV She must remain a scone of
t0
Sir, this is tho temper existing in the
oountry at this time, and it tends great
ly to increase apprehension that, while
this policy is pursued merely for the
purpose of carrying an eleotion, "it may
collaterally have the effeot of stirring up
CIVIL WAR in the land."
has made iu the controversy, has been nrief bui Prriiurni.
allow ed by tier jealous commercial ri- f|,e j|00 Edw«rd Bates, of Missouri,
val. a distinguished Whig and man of high
., ability, lately made a apeeoh in St Louis,
ANOTHER
MON AISFHOOB.
in
Thp Fusion paperK are claiming tlmt
the I'hilatlelphia lMily limes has haul-
^hich he delineated the oharacter of
BUok Republlotoiiln in the mo8t #uo.
Ojol,{
ed down the Fillmore Hag, and iuu up aware how this gentleman inolinss in
that of Fremont. No such thing. It the oomiog oontest, but bis own langu-
would not even consent to support the
'Union State Ticket," uiado up of Fill­
more and Fremont inen, until it was
forced to do so, there beiug no other in
|Dj pointed manner. We are not
age indioates anything but sympathy
with the aeotional orusade. He says
"Now with regard to the Republican
party, sometimes styled "Blsok Republi
can," it is far from being, as many
suppose, an airay of the entire North
is a mere hasty agglomeration, though
now for the momeot apparently power
ful, of the odds and ends of all parties.
[Laughter and applause.] I cannot say
bow they are welded together,- for I do
not profess to know their internal ar
i i s n e e n s u i i s e a i n o e
00t id# fj#Wf th#t th# fiwce h§#| of p0.
litioal exoitement has welded them in a
singular ooabiaation. I know that Mr.
Seward, of New York, once an smmi
nent Whig, is a leader, among them. I
know that be, who was onoe a distin
guished Whig, is now an equally distin
guished Republican. And on the other
hand I find Mr. Chase, of Ohio, former
ly a leading Democrat, is now at his
side io the foremost ranks of the party,
and it is certain that whole bodies of
"Americans," East and West, have
flocked to the same banner.
said the agglomeration was a hasty one,
and I now say it will be short lived io
proportion to the best of the fusion. It
will resemble those fires cf shavings
whioh boys build in the streets-- the first
brilliant flames eonsums the entire
substanee of the fuel. [Cheers.]
The party is not in its nature penna-
Ohio tiiev have provulej for one ex.r. ttZ&SJSfiSSj &£
session, and are talking about calling Territories. Suppose it done. If their
another. Thev have sent an Extra i
#D('
WM
of
attained, as it might be by a
\r ., single aot of Congrees, what ulterior bond
„oion
ism is an kxtra affair altogether, and nothing more of thea. Thry call tbem-
Billy by all odds.
hllfe they There could b#
telras Repablloans, wbiob dsfinss no is
•at. Ths Espablioans bass bat on* objoot
*il:
tbe Tsrritorl**. No
?oatnrod to alala any powtr in Ooagr*M
to loclalato on slavorr lo tho ttatoo,
[AWUmo.*]
ih,'5«»-
The «-ity of convention* ahot up a lurid
Itame (er Black Republicdinsm, from em
beroof Hyia^ liunirei, ar.d I he town Memed
be smoked out with the stench thai per
mealed tlie in di igtit air. on our snivel last
night. The city i»
it owed
at'i.
from elU
Wlujjgeiy uiid Ni^eiy. Three
conventions in one, and a K. N. baiidfiil of
"bolters" outaide. The complexion of
I e i o n v e i i i o n i i e i e y N i W o
sbippiiig, but 4 few recreant Free Dirt Deiu
I ocrata ami
Geo.
aduiitted
I^w Know Ni'tbings are
bs
honorary members.
Yesteidiv the Black Republican Conven
tion met iii Corinthian H.ill and befoSe ad*
joiirriinent nominated John A. Kin^ (quasi
Wtnn, f»i Governoi. This ts re|/ariled JS
a tiiuiii|ili of ttie•• Rm.ils.*. and ha» Kieitly
incen-fd the Couielnu Vilnteibilt and Sitn'
eon Diapei loifn of New Yoik. The
Rurals defend themselven bv inn that a
city which cannot give li.fHS) votes for Fre
uiont, ha* no tiu»ine»' with the candidate
while the Drapei —hK a'"1 little- —rascaU"
pointedly ask —who sent $»0.Wisi to Ver
mont, ami $ti),000 to Maine, to carry the
recent election**'
Thi* tamil) quarrel is rather rich, and
promiie« tome explosi"li in legatd to tti.it
$7',iwo piotni«ed for Pennsylvania, to buy
up !'»e "ijjnoiarit Du'ch and Germans."—
Although a few bolting Know Nothings
met at another place, and called a ineetug
tor the 23.1, at Rochester, still it is believed
and vauntingly atserted by the Nipper Wor*
shipeis, that "all the Know Nothings worth
having will vote for Fremont Still, I am
inclined to doubt this—they hate Fr.-iaont
more than Buch inaii.
Geo Law is hrre.ar.d is a lion Will
the Irish vote a ticket in which he ha* had
his say, when it is remembered that when
famish'rig Ireland wanted bread, George
Law being a«ked to contribute, *aid, "'not
one cent for Ireland." Yet these audacious
political hyporiltei ask for the Irish vote,
while at the same time Fremont is privately
understood t. be a Know Nothing -not
having the honesty t« lay what he is.
Tins morning the resoluiions were iead
and adopted Bleeding Kansas, is the only
plank: not one word of Maine Law ,"
"Geo.
Law," 4Jerry Rescue," "Mob Law," or
"Higher Law'"—but Fremont ,md Freedom,
Disunion, and a Northern Confederacy.
The reading of the le^oluiioiiM was pre
faced by some lathe* rich disclosures.
The Germans had requested *hal no
Maine Law pla-ik would be ins tried, and
the Itish implored favor in their natur«li/a
tion privilege*. In coniidernu' the«e
questiori*, the committee think Dial there ni
ati "Aaron's rod" which swallows up all
the smaller snake*. Thus you see that *v
ery issue, save "Bleeding Kansas," n
swamped in the qua«inire of rotten Repub
licanism The convention adjourned at 11
o'clock to-day. No nthu-.ia^iu was mani
fested by the delegates. The ticket is a
wet blanket, mid will get whipped to death
in November MAC.
THRII.LINU INCIDENT—NARROW ESCAPB
FROM
A
on Sunday morning last, about three
o'clook a tire broke out in a tenement
bouse, No i)2 lluinersley street, which
came near proving very diunutroui.
The flames rapidly ascended the stair
csee ,thu8 cutting oft* the escape of the
families oocupying the upper stories.
The first floor was occupied by William
Doni ally, wife and three children they
all effected their escape in safety. Mr.
John Collins occupied apartments on
the second floor, fronting on the street,
with his wife and six children it was
found impossible to escape any other
way than by the window. He first low
ered his wife and children to parties on
the udjoining stoop, and then tollowed
himself they all got out without injury.
The unfortunate occupants of tho third
floor, however, did not fare so well.
The front rooms on this floor, were oc
cupied by widow McPhillips und her
five children, together with two young
women, named Margaret Lynch and
Elizabeth Cornej, boarding with her:
The sight was one of appalling inter
est— the mother with hor five children
huddled at one window, screeching in
tone-, of the deepest terror for help,
while the two women were calling loudly
for help at (he other. Thoott in the
street kept calling to them not to jump
out, us the firemen would soon be there
with a litddor, but they appenred to
heed tho udvico but little, making ef
forts to cet outside the window. At
this time flames were seen burnting into
the room. Scream after scream rent
the sir, and a rush was made for the
ladder. The firemen were unable to ex
trioate all at once, and Margaret Lynch
missed the ladder and fell to the side
walk. The force of the full broke her
thigh. The other girl, ElizuLeth ('orney,
also fell from the window, injuring ber
self dangerously, if not fatally. The
firemen succeeded io rescuing Mrs.
While the firemen were extricating the
inmates of the third story, Mr Duffy was
busily sssisting his wife and children
out of the back windows on the same
floor. Some escaped to the adjoining
bouse by passing from one window to
the other—a very dangerous exploit—
but the emergency of the case requires it
and it was done in safety. Some of the
family succeeded in climbing from the
window to the roof, there being no step
ladder to enable an escape from the scut
tle to the roof.—Cin. Enq.
The Hepubliran Back-doiru
On then oide, the Republican party has
rat lie lost than aiiiet, in the ch.ldiihlv
obstinate strn^-lo which it has sustained
with a sort of desperate ostentation* All
the great show of p4tiioti*m displayed on
But 1 have the occasion of this unlucky Kansas Provi-
so. has deci iveil m-boily in ng:iui to the
f.icliona motive- wlncli were ipaMy the on
ly on«"« which infinenceil tho in.ij'.rity in the
House. Mitiy who ipjilai Je.1 the first im
pediment to the paisa^e of ihr Army Bill,
st a u'oo.i les»on ta the Administration,
have afterwards ilm nvereil that it wn in
bad taste to push that resistance to excess,
without auv motive but party vanlly, and
electioneering calculations The spectacle
affouled in this instance by the Black Re
publicans, is in facl one of ihose which in
spire admiration when it is the institution*,
the liberty tind the safety of a country
which aie at stake, but which become a
burlesque when the secret of the coinedy is
just
a
bu
has OTOT
question of power and of offices.
Courier dss Etats Uni*
THREE THOCIARD BETTES1—Th*
in this
Stat* for
was
ohly 9,000—-now our
lS.OOn. Will
I^TTbe following a li«t of mil the
Lend Office* open in the Noitli-we*!
Fait Dodge, Iowa. W
Osage.
Sioux City,
Mineial Point, Wisconsin
Menask^
Sieveii'Toint,
Stillwater, Mianesotajertitery
Sank Rapids,
Chittielvl,
to
and a "col" i* a perfect God send to
Wearied travellei. We lidj rualied it by
espies* train for three liuinlied mile*, to be
a loo fee i on at tbia Amal^aniat on f^ve
Feast
Mineapolis
Winona,
Redwing,
Chi llu-otbey Ohio.
Ii.dianaj
olis,
IT,.liana
S|rlilt fill !, lllii uis
Veler* and P»|»ulaliMS
The following i-. the aggiegale vote for
members of Coi'grt-t* foi a eiies of vears
since the organizalioii of ont Male Govern
ment
1846.
IS48, S4.2AI
tHfrti, -^.,4'.
I Ho
.',
l«?4, S\pW
I
NOT
J,
000
Clemanthe
(map'2Viii()
|..lll«-jt*-(1
ii«
arms and shoulders. His recovery is
very doubtful. Bridget McPhillips, aged
fourteen years, wa* also severely burnt
on the back, shoulders and arms. They
were kindly received by the neighbors,
medicnl aid procured, and subsequently
were oonveyed to the New York hospital.
7X,7:fc?
Tbe biennial cen-u* return* .| 'lie j.opu
latioii for tlw iar [tertod, ir» f«#..wr
for l^Mi, the oltu ml leltiin* not haviog yet
teen uiiid"
IK4*. I iO.'.UK
I8&0, l«.',Zi'4
116.2, V'Jll,IHHI
IK.4, 32rtt»n
IKjti, e'minted, #lK).».Oti
It will be perc ive4 by the above li^me
fhal the overage n len-e o(
4 •!«.»
HI
THK BRANTI or I)iaf OKD-— The Lead-i
a London paper, says "We know that Ihe
abolitionism of the Galrison-, and men
that stamp, has been fostered and excited
by the .tholitioni-d incemloti ie.1 of Gu-a
Britain, who would havn saciificed tti
American republic lather than not carr
their own dogmas in their own way. Tl
latest news fiom the ('lilted Kl,ite» indiii
us to up|.o--e ttmt (he external intngu
which have found their a complice* in th
Union, are not entiiely without prospect of
success. Already the politicians fit Fnj{
land and Europe are reckoning that the
American people will elect an anti slavery
President, who will send round the brand of
discord, as the burning branch used to
sent to rou«e the ins of Scotland*"
SPKOIAI
(Ti. I*-1 ila- Ii. a.l 1 inn
will l«' ins- tt» at t**n
»r fifty rent- jmm
&5W
HORRIBLE DEATH.— At New York,
NOTICK
i. ami .t
I.o»ix
IUIU- I
I.I'MRKR o( all tle«cii|.ilt.n. l-ath Sbiu
l. Stavei-, *.'• for -.i e ].,w ly
RKNW'll K *lSII.N,
(mi-14-ltij
Hail
L»R. U I
A V A N A I
lltl\-.!( Mil BU'I ha
tl
-p.
Vol'-tl
Ml
I. -11.
-1 .it
e.ip. alie 111- name oil it.
K -t -.ti' '.y llarkley, ^ph..inpsoii fii Co. Ali.'iit-,
loii-i "I srt-oiid ami Persy Streets.
I any on, should aak us what Iu
opinion arrived at by an tinparflnl
WK, tlo-1-. tl am! most hom-ft .roinpoiiiid r»-iii. dy
pit-^t-rvn./ .mil heuiilily iii({ tie- hair, anil rt -loi iiig
.iy liHir i. its ori(:ii:il color, and the li.t-ks to tin
liaiil lii-d.lStl, we nhould vtithoul hesiUiUun aay, I'lut
O. J. \Voi»r» Hair Reatoratlve.—«. UmU f*nm
rral.
Sjj
advcrtiacnient in another column.
ButitirsN Dirrefery.
Baukiug k Exebanice.
MAIKI.OI XI'oKIIIN c.r S- Olid ail.I Himh
SH KOI1 S VMi'HKI.I. Co M.uii
COOK At SARUKNT t:or Mam ii.
McliltKiiOK, I..VWKS.V HI.VKKMoIlK Mam
CIIUIIB BRo BAUROVV 4c Co.. .r Main *1 "la
TAI.I.M AN I'OWKHS M. I.K.VN aK.v.
l.und A|e*tt.
\VV
A
MoPbillips and all her children one of
them, a boy about eight years of age, i«.ara»«e Agenda.
was very extensively hnrnt on bis body, UOH-MAN
1.1.EN O Building, Bratly
.N1CKOI.I.1S, 1SHKI.I. & CO Mam -I
At.l.KN k DOOt.AN Ori's Buildili|( liia.ly -I
A artiaii and ommi«*ioii.
KU ADAMS W Bratly street
Dry ftMda.
CRAMPION aSON r.r -id k Riady 3t
31'TTON CO cor 'Jiid and Roek Island fl
K1SH 2d at .,pj«.alt.' l.t Claire Hon-.
UKO W'KAVKR Malu'at. mar C.a.k fc »«r« til
W W AIISWORTH 'id at opi»Mle l/ Claif ll. u e
KNAPP a RKDMON No 1 I.-ilaire K..W
II SMITH Coin, '2d a in
I Kia.lv,
ADAMSuN a
A Bitii^nan FVMIIV. We |, jve |ii»t
seei, a Veteran iieitio rat. a -o! !,. ef the
Revoltttiot Paul S K dijwa)
tit#
State, ai.il oi lbtiblt.ilit, li.,»
about nfly per cei.t in two yeai-.
At the -ame i te of men ase. lite popu
lation of Iowa, in will excec 1 I
IMM"RT.VMTV. In the betntitul drain
ot Ion, the mstinci of iiuinortality, m. elu
tj:., iit|y nUer»d by the deuth-devi ted Greek
linils a deep lesponse in eveiy thou^h'fu
foul. When about to yield his young ex
interne a» a sacrifice to fate, his belov.
Cleinanthe asks it they *ti,tll not ineei di'airi
to which he replies:
"I have a-ked the dreadful question of
the hills that look eternal—of the clear
stiearns that tlow forever—of the stars
among whose field* of a/uie my ra
spirit halt, walked in glory. Ml wci
dumb. But while I gaze upon thy livn
face, I feel there is something ti.e lov
that mantles through its be.iu y ivhirh a
not wholly perish We SHXLI meet ipain
I
mwv ei«ht »o i-
I KICK and to
'm nppil. alii-. Koq.m. ol
TAl.l.ilA-N Al POWKKS
Aikiawjii'-Blink. .Si.iiL.i at.
I'--
^1A!.L I
UU —We W..UI.1 V«1I
iin iaioii 1.1 Ihe :ird ..t ilu- e.-iill' iiian in
^Minn. a*
on. llie
•I
all
il.- -ilM.• letl Tie-llrwhirhillin.-riti.Hill
i- .'Id
ill
.ii.ii|ihl
hi- lil»
.|1». as-tlii-
lo 111.-
How
».|v.tl-f« til
llial. H- |H-||IK
high retollllle-lldslioil
Moll)
i k--nt
til*-, lil-
lili/'K-.
l.ii-
..t
hnrnt- —itiicaguthe
Journal H.\y
ISfA. IN.%.
For ^al- iu this city by C. T. WKBB, j1t
Ku.itu. W- w«nil.l -mention ot lb
iili|ic dgaiii-l a trau.lt.ill
lail piacticel
II|k.II
li- ui.-H.l' ling in the irticle of l»r-J llnsTk'l
i i:K's i-elt-bi'ateil Sioniaeb Hiitfin. Snu e lln -it
llitt.'rs hmeberume so populnr. otlier-i liavini: been
uiukiHK preparation.- to imitate il. and in aoine •.n#
IM\. piirrlias. old u.llles and ie-MII. it tie-Ill. W«
vvoull .iilvi— .ill person* to buy .* n..ue but res|« i i.i
l|. .l-a|t.r« the Hemline are allmver.-d with a metal
RAPP 2d. 1 aU,e ny
W INSI.FK V..t» l^-Clane
C|,UIS|.
SAMI tl. PKHRY Opp Posl WBoe
I.OWEKSTE1N Ko. Cl iirt R-,w
S DHAKE Bradv, U-t 3-1 a 41b al
A I'ASTtEL a CO Cor 8i a Brady-t
Dry Good* aad Orocerlea.
II El IIKNIIE1MF.R ind, n. ar Bradv al
Walrhea Jewelry.
PM norSKI S I.eClai.e Row
A C. HI LI.ON' X.
8
a V K I S O N a y
a
HTAX
Frsnklin Pi*rce,ln
1863,
CO Brady st below 2d
KNAPP a RRPMON 9 Lt Claire Row
VERPRR a CRAMPTON Second at ea«t of Brady
Beats Sr Bhees.
MOORE
a
BROWN Brady bet 3d
Id. FRAVKEL
vot*
It
KARLY,
voto is about
th* Wstchman
tntorai us
whether thss* (sets Indica** tho innsdiat*
downfall ot
th* dotaasratto psrtv?
Oour-
Sfo. »«n*thtottib all th* dlsturbanoes of
th* iMt 'hrss run, dssUi* th* V*)l* of th#
.ii 11
foil
ui.ty He vot Toi Bu han.ii., tiu« -ev
il
in ltw, and uventyfour
and-sons, all w I1..10, except one grand*
»oa, (who vote- for Fillmore,) vote for
B'ickai.il Bre Beat it a' wli c.m.—
Plain Ptaler.
A STSAW.--We .-.re indebted t« ^lr
Thomas A. burdrt. tins ity, ror the
tollow um vote taken in one car on ttie M,
ft M. railroad, cominif from Iowa City on
the IMti ii st, ti/:
Bu-liii.,11, -^7
iTieiiioiii. JO
Filliuor-', S
lev JlMirrtisrmmts.
SIAKT lilUiri S OH UK.
(*rCCMUN)BftTO
StwcN, Tin Piute* Copper ABI
Sheet Iron at
M,ffO/#s.lf.F HF.T«iU.
K l.ftv iioti in si-.i.- a irg.- ^rs.rtm.'HI ol Par
•I i- i, iifflC'-, n^al'-r and Cuuk 8io*tt„ wlilcli
Invif- ih altenii .ii of the cill/ 'in Davertpoit
i.tl the puhli. iteie rftlij
.r.-s-l Oak Cuok alttve !•. uo'.d a)
1 (ep*» SMART A 6ILLKTT .S
fflllK l*o|ile,i At- Oa»k Rl .v.-f. i WIKMI loi ale by
1 i-epiili) SUAUTAUILI.BTT.
'I'lIF V nli an rnok ttuve for m.il tor -:i|. I.y
I (-e|.-22| SMART & OI I liETT.
HE Robemian ••••uk n.,
«*|.-22)
(X
n o k i
Hi llie leaulence ol Jvtine- nwit k,' .1 i "I
a!.a Rlpi -lr-el^, Uppo-ile tlieC„urt ll..ue.
Ltir
.MONEY TO I4MN.
11 1111 MAI KI-OTki
jno,rt: TO
10VKRNORKIek.it. I Ovtro It.
sep'^J
MOUSINGar.vR,(sep-.".')
S.
FlTZft'ATKlCK WABUflveur^x Cftipeu
lv -, to wboui COUetttlll Will tw*
Ap|lv at his hop, Ih-|*V«*d Fifth an»l Si\lh
w**-t of th (*«»urt »ttf
ai.i ktr,K
•v
II
at
MMN WARE of Hi kitlit- by
1 iep."i
ioPPKB WARK tor
sep-ri
i
I i ..I Mi t.. .«.*
t- i**r ltb** U
II
iKIMG
done
i"
.|Je, I
V -ep.««
fOllttlNO ut all tu
I i-p'.'?
I/NAMSI.I
ill tip.2
-We have tw.. I|,«1|U..|II hug
i.- two-li .i-i- I mat wlie li
cnaii. II applle-l IOI
11
I
Can
APANNItli Wai.
e|'--'
IU'IaNIA u
RKNWH'K a. SON
IOIIK •»I«I ah"
I time
IHHIN
are of all kind*
It I.i IR STOVKS.
ep--
efor your».-|\es «!iai 1- they hat.
SMA11I .V i.l..l.fcTr'S,
Hiadt -treet ..ppo-it Post lirtl" e.
1|'--
Jtoiirf
Of pot fxiw
JAR.
W.
iII'.Hi,*
II
O N A Y O i U N i
Hb I'all sioi k
PHi: SHAW IdJSi
CLOTH 1KB H:I.H:T I'muks, VS,ill'"
Whl.'ll will-ml.r i.' some o! til I|.| e
1
KlfKant Silk liioiid
I.. Claire
ata.vRow
.-*l
Baaks U lutlaatry.
a n STARR 2d si. op. Le (lane Bonae.
W KLI.3 a CO No 1 UClairc Row
EI.I
ADAMS a
CO Neat
URKKX
Post Offle-
Hals Sr Cap*.
A S AI.9TONaCO Brady -I h. low 2d
A
POWF.M. a cnil.n -'dst .-a-tofRrad
Whale tale Grarera
BtRKI.RY THtlMPSON a CO C. Id a Piny
DAI.7.KI I. .V CO 'l 21a rry
Wtl.KY it ML'N'i.ER 2nd, n- *r B.ady
KN'ICKERBIK KF.R a BROWN, Front st op F. riv
RYXN a M.'CARS Bin u.w'» BliK.k
Dragglala.
O. T. W^KB No 10 LeClalrt Row
fiest'i Firilikii| Gaada.
A S ALSTON
a
Hmtn.j'i.
EiiKUhIi Hirrati aHd llalUsc
3d
JAMES JORDAN Front br» Brady a Perry
TsMwes k Cigars.
K KCnNKN 2d -t aiar Brady
Brady near Front
Mastc ft Mwsteal lastraaeat*.
JOSEPH A CRAMDALL Ho. 3 LrCltlre low
tUre* Ttawarsa
Cor. Front fc Mala 9t«
TWlTCMI.La01LLRTr........Brady keisaip
mis I*wa A|rt*«ltml Dsyat.
CUE, TBIUI fc 00.......cortrsat a Uabd
.WmlllSu^iMit.iSS^^S^ P*nr
fmlwo. MaMtsssds IS4
tnuftautwift
WKlsmi sa4
AMAU
mm
(inid IlirictlM*
'I'll!- U.I.I uu.» ali.-fiti I.
1 Ja-.,lli .'iii.i Hi* i,,., tile..-
*V*-r i:Ml•••i
Jultnoiirv.
I Ar."t*
i4
for woo.I tor -a|. bv
A
fl'MIK H'ack Oioiuoli.t c^ik tlove .r i ..HI
1.
t»hi1hI
the llrst pi.miuin ai th.
A,-i i- ultuial Fai
m-|iV2
i^lOA I. MTOYE8 for at- I.y
Sri.'22 S ,v i.
(11
IM A K Cook aim hy
The
Km.
KT
A CU.I ETT
s
C'entiirioii,
EIjBVATBID OVEN*,
a
»11 j'-»
..i wiei
.«f£U.reitl'
UtMMtBH
o itic -|aIK- aui (Knllearii of la-
Trli|. .t i»l «i nU
II U.prl.f a l»'fr Slid laitiK.nal.l. -l«ck uf Bull
nets i tii' fall uid inler-»!•-«, Trinmilntf, M*irii
m* ami ljk*e«. and a "f
utk*-r
k.»»I*KmlroulerK-
whe liave ^-eii t-arernli. «e|*rt«-il
),*» uia baiei iit iil- Priut'fl Uorilcr Uanlk-'i
i». Urg*--Ii" 41 16 K» **'0 rem a, wurlli i»u-.
tl.eviu
|i»pllS|
s.i t.
TWICIIKI L.
Jul
»i tv iwi -ii Fi.uitii ami Killli »i»., tMi*"1!!*
I'lidkliau ('lia|iel.
Cf
I E NTS PBISTKOWADHR HANDKKKCIHHVS
I.') .ii.-l 5'.» lit*, worth iloiilil*- lUal mm, f..r
JOt'Y
MrpllV Brady «t bt Fdiitti and Kiltl.
|T.nl. II..r,I--
HV I V
(i
-!M.I I I
HaiHlkercJu
kst*» n
11.1. ».ir
(M t'»
a. Mi|erl ar
Jot'T.
I Kif »t«.
|.t I l.
KalM «f a TfcoaaaMl Floitm.
jr. u w
i lie nuii»- arlkte y«ti -.m it at
JOl f'»,
ar«.l», ll l-'.-orlli and Fifth »1.
*HK i" »i tomii aiiul .r .litviny i Hit Haliu
Tti i«f*lt't KMiw«r jut .it l»»
I
fl IV
u Waul
a Thou-
i. miiiiiM rami*. U*r Halm
»u V|..»ei.- i ral'b
Itiailt, t»i .iii ih anil Fiitfc •!..
lilt
tliK it .lit. »iIMHI-»II
•i th- -Lin, .- ia
ite ilujM.' I
.* I .l-1
1
Kl.'W'-r* Will
t«Tan. Piua|.|.
a tu .ih wa-li.
Ill- p-i U.IIK'
JOl V
I.IIUiu'l, ..my
'20
Bra*ty, tl K uiill aint Kirih-ib
KA\KI\4^
TtlaMltV POWKKS k. tkl.KAN,
H.l.r KHItS,
Aid Dealer* in Exrkaige,
]J A vouport, low A
ojfiie Brady tti ft teliitut Seci-nd and rhird
Wren*
!. Xi 11 AKtiK .li ail 111. pi iitiipai till
X-a I..I
.i.L'lil and s..it
lo whi.li
Ott Co
ir. IS55, fui Kal«. by
N..t. -ami .1' aits i ..il. ct-.l, aiid pi... ot'la rvmilttU
t.,aii\ pat ol th nilnl 3tat-s it |..wi«t ralo ot
Kx
tiMii^'e
llei-tioii-. ..f
II.
t— draltn, arc..iiiil» l«(.ai isand
mli' i aaii' t- ina.l. iii all pait-1 ol Ihe Tinted Slate-).
I'anail.i-
and
Ktir
Sun k- »n.l Hoii'l- lo light a lei *.1.1 ,.n c.iiBBkiiKlon
and duel, inlt t. lleclttl
I .mid Wir i ai.ln t.'.ui/lii, gold and located
tirlianiii' (Itici la the I'nltcd Stale*
Caip ni* i Ik v. rinilt-e, N. V-.tk eiiy
Albmy i'it Rank, Aih.inv. NewYoik,
BulTal" lily Hmk. I'uffalo N'-H Toik,
Rank of Couiuierc-, llotloii. Ma-saihiiMtt-,
Tr».l.-meii's Hank, Philadelphia. iiinKanla
Men ManiifaLtur-rs' llank l'iltal.ur| Pa
McKllll
k Co Hallniiore, .M 1.
(illiu.re Jk Hi oi lit-i (n Cin- uiudli, Ohio
I.Utas
Hlinoiitls. St l.oiiii.
Mo
Citizen-.' Hank, New Orleans, La
RK Swifi, lii. ilier N Johnaton, ChicaKo HI
septS-d
DUVElfORT AID IEW YORK
MTHIlMi
INII I'IKMSIIIMI. STORK!
TAKE NOTICE,
•l.-ci ibt'ia are fi.»w
in..-I appr.n-il slylt
ritUAT ih
•f .ill kln.la io. -»i.
.1 t-i ,i..
tt.OT
tli.il
tb'
lUst.
I I ni.tikei- .ni ',
(lentleiiiM'd Furiiishiiig
tui s -hlrt-,
ni»l
Fan- -ilk Craval*
K Tti
W 111 lll l.s II I Ills,
oo.ls ei
offered in tlui pla- e s-1. -"J
RICH FALL SILKS.
II.I. .1
i I I
New Fall Styles ol' Silks,
FIOIIIKCII KOIH'S *I
ilcli.
Kii'li Vi'hct litiM-atli'*,
llaudsoiBr
KIIIIi. Siikt.
PLAIN, H.AIIi AND srRll'K.I) SILKS,
By
««it ri
W.MiaWOKIII
I 1. i l.ilr Ron
KINIiKOIDKUIKS
it »*.*-ry *ty i* *n«i
Mallritr
jih4
latoiiriwiuf*
t'Ol.l.vtUS
Cape
iyl«-
Blauk laiii^are at. 1 ti, I :,rtiig l.at
luianta' VVaiit- !1U1 K .Ui, u- many Ml-1
liab-lt trtUh»i|erivillus iiiornmg ai
WAIlMVoRTH'*.
-ep-i.' cou.l -t, app. I. Claii ,uw-
iValiri'.
rjAHK coparta-uhlp
Ik
signup tetwaen Kn.,pp a
dnioii Is fM d-i\ ilia- :. -d i. mutual coiiseoi
Those in I. bird io aid nrm will |,l i- make patni-i.l,
nnd tho-e tliat hat's laito- .igan.U the uim will
pl-aae present tlieli a.. .unt-t.. K Ki.ai.p, wh.. Is
'tulv anthorived t" ttle the affoi oi the nm
The business will be iiiinued |,v I' kniipi st
th« old aland, N'o. S la- Claire Kov.
Sipt.'.'O, lb56 iep'«-d2w
I* Claire
Row
VKKDF.R & CRAMPTIIN Seeonrf street
Hardware.
W W PARKKR coi Fiout a
4 A III).
CURTIS
a CII AliWIl K
Biady-
I
li'
Ilia •iltvt, «at attlv
lie' i CoatB3ii.il'n Mer
Ii.ihti hnp- rter- tlui li. a:er.- in Am n au Kn.-li-h
in.I
I man II11 du .ii t, I i.tl :y iiuh«. l'i-l..|-, tiun
Halt tlal H)«,iting Appaiain Memls, Paims.Oit
lilas
a.- &c,l>g
leat.- t" infoim ihe .|!i:ei.-of
U.i .ei.I- and II.- .iilj itiitm town that tlo wdl
on oi al out th 46th in-t .i^n f... inspection ..ml
-al. oil. ,.f il.-• l.irfr st ttid I. at a-i»it-d -t'-ks ot
Sh'It and ll-a»v llaid" a,t vti b*. ught tu a we-.t
nn nlll'kel W- -hill mile It .nil nimt.'b- rnli
-iantl supplied with a full a —oi Iin-'it of -t-rv nr
ti. le in -II: hue for win. Ii th r- i- any in-ind En
i I'.yinn the l—jt I ttilnit -for pnr. taami Ita.int' bu
-llie--e.-nn. clion* In N it Vr.rk and tb"i Kaal-.n
1 maikets ai. I b.. inLT .Ineei om th inanufaetar. r»
torra-h w-are• nahj. .1 to i ff J«I» at pi if s whi'h
.|. fy all *(anpetit|. n. Wr desire to rail th attenti.n
r.,mitr Aleichant- and I eal- is -ur -I k n.d
pi i.-s. feeliiiit toiifld- t.t that a otnpa-1- n with Cli.
cago and St. I0i l- pun hases Will re-nil In our fa-
Tot Wear. .Itt-rmiiied io mak-it f"r'he iiitete. ,,f
alltofov.,r o« with their patri.naee We »hall ff
nautoal iftdur-tmtni, toca^h and pn mpt short time
bnyars I. W. CURTIS
J. CIIADWICK
Davenport, Iowa, Sept. 20,186S—d*f
DiRMlall«a*
TH*eojiartaciamtaa)coo-tot
thip h^ntofor# esuttuf
nata* aad
Arte
Hit k ahtl Fhih Mlk St aitr.
HUck 4ii! KM
SilkftlMl W II*
VLSO
.t. ..t ..f
f«i
|.fi
HI«1
1/ ilthri
TratHiug Bags and I'alises.
I'l l!-' 111 11111
1 U
M... k .1 V. tl.ll.kthll
i III! I iMt-.tn I. ill ..Iiv .il* th.ll "lir
I'all* Prioei
i:.il\
omee Wi!«\ Sl MI-nniP-r'
of F.-uitliaml Brady-in ts
ItariCK Tu-Ueoi«e I, lit?'
Ml.
ri.
I I 1 8 E 1 E N 8
jihI
Ixiu^l in !ti. I villi la" aid t.,*hion
W
I. Ii 11. H'k :T i» IHI U. I Mill 11 ftll«W III' |*at
r'iiax.- Itwh ha» bi«lt^i»» u «u l«riTrl anl fi.r-lt
aciiwOoJ LKOHA i. TV i.KM,
«.-«! tete of Brwly, bet»-in riinnh and I'ltih
»t re
•««. |«i
111 w II
.lainea W fan
stfHV
KJITIOMI. CVSCKWI K «WPAM,
Ol
7I7M I in- ,f. a#.,
OapitAl gU00 000.
It I RFFU /'/.
-..hnt
HKIIH'N, .SVi, ,l,i,y
F1KI.H,
Agent at l»a»eii|Hnt and R« k Island
OKP K -W W i i i A K I W I I I A O I
I'-.at "til"
llilll lii'K. Ili.ul\ -tli- .epiv If
THOMAS B. DAVIS,
IWI'OKTI III-
Brandies, fain and VV^nrs,
S- nil. Waier «lre»t, I luta^o. Illn.oi-
All.lKliK
1 oilmul -I Pnr- Wine, and
THMitlTKK.
LK CLAIRE IUL
IHNiai MtlCHa Haaajrn
AI*u iMMviit lldlta^ur and M. Paal Thealrra.
1u«-mU) Kvi'tiing. ftr|»t ill, 1^4#,
KKIIELIE1,
OH
The 1*on*ptr«ttor9.
U" I'rMgraiiimr.
AHMI'SI.IN 6i
a{|c
.ill «li.
F.-.k
ml. ilnv
jorv
f.r i.ljr
Iti K .iinli an«t Finli
..
Ai'.c.'
ii ai
|.H!»
'in--HI -.1 i-crfuuK- r- 'ii* haiid-
.|.i.. i •ii.itr-, .rfdt a* e i»i* per .i
Jol'V'R,
Hi ..l in Fourth aiHl Klfih «U
.-i.i- |«i is.iu -. i» rfuui n (..i ih.- bauJ
in.il ivi l.ul.m'i F.ir »ale l»ji
JOUY.
or
NI.V «u i
I. Il el
•i»
H-aulai .-alt a of Mhi, haudiM- r».ii riinlUK. an
lav sal-- a- er agi*• tiienl. all.I aet oiii.l ,d naleairi,
l.-ieit pioiiiplly
ft iis-tii.s mi N i^soi.tr n kh jl s
lily'Mti
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS I
l..(u..i,
oo
-1:i1111y .11 II Iil.t iniilei I'l.-l. in l|..in- -.k all.I
llisl.ire and will l- -..|l u, qnaniili t. nil pur
ti.a*-r» Onlt-r- by mail -ulu ii. d,
septttl
.M SIJTTS,
.nnl
iMitnnily 1- .'lei .-d ..f
pi..uiptlt
Slle.1 ,tl Hi. lowest I a-li pih'S r-'I he trail, an op
paying I
be duller 1
ll'-in-
-I, .'a
SAIiOON
U\
Z S I
t\f IIKHK (1 K* si*t au 1 I in LiUMit- t«n tn*
\m\
at ii tjm***. «»-i s *c«i«f ilrn*!. I*r
n Si .41 »01 **|»tl6-4ir
S I N O K
BICS i: kll lTLE.
I O V
AMI
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Ot
si
Xour**, Vi«
day dl«'lr^l b/ John I. 9wii: r».
IV bii n*«l Wilt ft»r#af|tr b»
li this
«uBdU4*»S fcf jsto Kjuttf »nl f. I. Vi-1 uadsr
ths Cna SUA asia* Koarss a ViWi. sud SPke s. s TA*. 1, J. TOMON,.
of jiaa.i. tha
aUtksrw4 W siftt tkl &MR*
liSLTZi aSl i|ltt*»*M Si tuki»W
dMua"'
Ms I iWnl
%l*kol* Hale ant! ttrlaii.
rstna -u'- t
A ol tl.e i,t—|
|..r and Cook Sio
bad a niimla rot
tnte ..I Slot-- w
a b-tt' i el led -l.« k ot St.,v. s than baaever t« ton
be. n off i in tI.i- ..l
Om do k oi llouae Fuiniahu fi.-ods compii-.
i almost every artici. that uau be though' in ibeli-t
of hoi,-. -k-"i» i watiis Pure Silver Plat-d. Brit
tania, Planlalie.l, Japarnii-d. Fi.«m I--I ai.d poli iid
I' on Fun, Il tn.i.il ,, n. I l.ii ght Tit, Wan Urushm
and Fealh- i D.t-iei,- Tea Tra.«, ChiiM
fiotiB-, Hand and Tea Bell-. Sa-I Jr.na.Taiioi Ir .n
Bed I'.-rtl- CI hesLint -, Pails Tuhs, a'a-hh ard
CIM npin,' Tiav and Knlvt- I.ant.ins T. il tWat
Wire W„, ,.| m|| kmda, Itand Ii.-n- Shovel-aihI
Tonra wil.t.w war.- Silver plat-.l „nd h.itania frame
Castors, rnt oi pi v
ed 4ilayi l-ottle. tat.lc an do.i
Mala. Iv• .rv, IIfn, Bi.ro- nnd Rla.nt bandl-l
Cutlery wallltr i'. n-. npi,ght u-ri.lir. n» tt -r dull
i move and carj" B-nshe« t. g. tl.n with v ry man*
mnre artie|. a p- nun* rou* to mi-nilon Allofwhi'h
th" publii- an i esft- clfmh ln\ited t-. call and nani
ine, both fJo.sia and piiie
•SM ITU
a
cily.
RKMINftTON
Desaaint Blck, Second -t reet, 4 d.«t a ea»t of P«riy
Streft.
0.«d« delivered tpae «l Mproc- in any part of the
aeptU
XOTIfE.
be late fir:i, of Bull All Co.
riIHE bUMne-- of the late
i
hat tbi-day been t,an-fcr-tt to Measr*. Good
rich, Wbeeler a Yanti- wh will ciitlnne the b«l
neas at their n. w war'hoti'e near tb- a Rail
road Depot
The undersigned having atrociated himself is bu
siness with Mesrs Giaalilch, Wtier-ierA Tantla. may
be found »t th- ir offlee, wh-re he will -eitja tb* ae
I count• of the late firm of Hull. Alien a Co.
I would aNo «ollelt a continuance of the patroaagc
so liberally b»"ti.wed upr.ri .lor late Arm
JARIO oimavDiv
«*pU0-4tf La|s of the trm et A. a C*.
NOTICE
Uu «r Mi
KEAL
.Htse
To i4*. I dr with
Poiia
The
WrlgM
Secret.
..ni- »'hil.!i«ii utid-i It vear»f
tit
JOI
*.
Hiaily. I i Fourth Filth "t».
irnta 'i romiance I., .ouueiu i
at a quar
ter |i 8o'i lu k M.
I I i I O N 8 I K N
.llMalfS
A ii I loneer
CUMMISSIUN MIKCHANT
o :i« Urul WrMl. near I
DAVKM'OKI.
Sal.-.
Hitilt. bl F..ui11. aij.l Kiftli sla.
U oCKKY I.t B,
u cqtiHl
'•Veibon*.'
Ma-k Km
uat llfli.
IOWA.
Sl-k= 11
I CI l» '.N M.\l."» I R. al Katalv SI.
hold Pnriullire I'lolhiiig. Ilu i .-.il Hn^-rit
ll.u.luaii H..k- a In I Still, in IT ami Mei.li.nidU
i- 'i- i.tllt
,i.ii i. a-on..1I- I.
ill he l. td at th.- ti.ai Hlort oi at llir
nt-i -.
tW-lllllK-
MuNK V Ai OiMMoltATIoN
Ca.-h a.lvam -made ii oii-iKiine nt- actually in
»toi-»l..l t.. I»-«..ld "r 1.1JIIV'I |..| a llinlleil |wuiid.
Hid «aif -eied at piil.li.' or pii*ate«ale
Arrived!
Juki
THK
a
vk. ul'l 111 ••III Mn
lU.flil--: I iiii.l ^inlrh |.j|
iplti«.l,.1
.if
ol lb-till
Slat.--, lirial Britain Ireland and cotiti
lo nta!
i!».-
Plueat Ooodss,
t»l Utf lit ti.llll- liikli lull i-lilik .f
Fancy Dry Good
Kiiibr«i'1i
i n Triiuiiiihg- l,.i lir aiul
k
I t.l. he l' lil"Vt'
htid* the 1.-
reeetvlua the |a
of Ready Madi*
lo uln.h tli^y
and
every article, bin would
uierel slate thai our
-lo. k
foni|.ri-ea.-verylhltin ap
)t-itainiiig to llie trail.-,
tioin
Ih- lliie»t arte |e l., the
VI-
da)
ll'.l
YY
b* touii.i in i «-.tini.
era in th. ni" tpi
i n V -i i i i v i n i o a i o
Sole rttid llariiess liittur
tet Ii Oak and |{-mtO' k,
Collkt lealh-r
I'M
I I
nn-1i iuf.tr
ii. li. America and Patent Tall HTHM.
Kip" and I ppei la-atlier.
of et.-iy quality
l.iolii'.'v, K',ii, Moi.., .. Hi.li.'ns Pat'iii and
Plain Mkntuii liaah and Knui i' lle.l l.eatliei, l.aata,
Fimiings. ac. a.
y ll.ii'lw.ii ', Japaiiu-il Bra and Silvei
T"IIKII.I
.V l. I»K kKKl iU
.•I Iii mi* nil -u»ili
IIK. J.
Mc0KINK¥
ii
ti a-n it-.'- I.- the
s
riliata
p,..|. 1.1=
1
iiult
ruler's n--w t..ii|.|||!j, eoiiifi
•ts
litT-np
•up rl .ti
.1
Ilu. kits and -I1..1I evert a'tide
th-ha, I.-. a luaki R. 01 Saddl- i an* l-li
aud (li i'M Bows |. Prop- Htuilap I
Joints on. Ii |.at- Itand- Knaui- lied n.,lhs, a
n Huh- S|».ke- Kent Fello'-« I'ariiaK" Shaf'a
carriage ft ll- Wifli SpnnK- .-intl All'— llui
collars, H-.is- Hl.nk' I- Fly N I»e|i l.-atl,ei,M.
hint- str.1. h.d and Hull- i Bellini- IL It Ri.rl- a
We invite a'll• nli..II of pnr. haa. r«. f.-' Unit-ataaOe
we can sali-fy all,.n nyar I t. qualuv .md pine.
K Ca-i. paid i llide-
AIIiMT SK ARS a HECK KTT.
UH .'.'M
*.M 1 i I v hi
loWit
Itav-1 1
init:\st:
ION AT THK
niKU
ilm\
Tarpet Hall,
or
BKKt'llKK, MolJ.lsTKK ,V VVILKINS,
I :i.t mid I ai l.iikeal., up klnii'k,
I I I A i O
i o 0 0 o o
WORTH
Ot
CARPRTINOS.
(Ml. ClAlTIIS
I I ItTAIW fl'XHIS
Hi i'HiM. a- a
THK ONLY HOI SK IN CHICAGO
fallf f»
-ml I S t|»- «ll la
lOrtliH'lJf of III CM Jill- tn4f btrl I. Ill
and Sljk, all ullim In Ihr
lit) (oBMiirtl.
We arecuuulaully aeilniK Iu t-rowda ol llllfKU
tbe moat eleirant Ktaida e»-i lntMfkl to lllc Western
Market, al
Xsower PrloM,
Than il in |.-lbp. f..i anv ..tie 1 I1...1 atturd.—
P. is.il.- d—n mi: any aril" p-- 111 ..ill lile of bi.stneaa
are 1 .|i|e-li .1
I AI.I. ANI) SPK
Out alliH.sl i.tl van-tv ..t I i
-1- lan.ti tai lb-
MIHUEST STOCK.
KVKR KXH1HITKD IN HH'AUO
MO I n T:.
i K S A K A I I S I V I i n V I S A A
13ft
A
JJJUW
HARDWARE STORK.
I.IVINLSIIIN k I.IH kHIHIll
Astofk.ttop.
RK u loiiKai 5ii a .in *t a luytetf
of
Superior Hardware.
t-i inwt.- '».• »u-iii,..i. ihi^wi hllifV'
pur' tftvthnii ohrjifi Tt.u't? Iiivinif of U*
ani' ly upon Kctiinn A gui'd trti« if
»nt li.
Wr S -Itfli 1 fc- »t|» 4 full of lUCthail
,r« i-xh 4 th« v^rjr U «rtiirb Will
»t pi wliit ill ^1. ti li Out
IN* lit
ot
-i.rlf
iC'M
ZJOW pnioma
Qtio Oval-, just i.pies. ritati.'lis and lo*' |«rtwal
ittention, we can and will make it for the Interest ut
Cloa. bnyer to five n« a rail.
mm Mn»
aioaaaa •. tun.
tiii
naawa je
ilil.FiN 4 IMIOLAN,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Aad V«Mral Laid .tgracj,
orrn
i
NO ORRh BI II.imnu. DAVINCUIII
liupr.iT.-il ao'l Uniiuprovnl Cilt ami ('..uiilrr Pre
11.
JU- ^n aiiil' vl bU'W i frt-Al Ui«IUVlnM M)
i».u«lil aiel «ull mi raiiiau»Mii, 0.v.-ibuiral
ljuds.ait«imjr*l,.i.,|, UimHK*,,^, tueal-d U.
oriiPl or uu abareai Ta*ea |*hl f.* auri-rniMlmta 0^
le-v mvmlt-di I«IM mnoimi.|
WII.I.ia.H iHHi a%.
Attorney at l.aw C«4lr. t.o„, i.,a.|» and pr».«e«
prom pi
I rrmlltetl Court- mn my rarrfaMyel-
IMM I*. oetlt
#Y*r
Sale.
Valual.h- kHllditiK |..l» In .Hluitlevanl'a AtldHkA
le-ai N |l. itmiI. u.e.
Two |,.|, lie HI ml, or ii. of Ki«bi aoJ Oa
lobfliiii (ml KIVCI «irw.
Several valuable buildm* |,|« nn ftarrtaua
am nurtb»r Hlilh •trax
Twenijt f,-»t fr.au on Main |i»i
I.-I 4 Kl.^k
At,
W.-l halt |,.| v
u .i MIMIVIM.-I.
IN
(ieiil*
KIKMSHIM. G00l»S,
Small Malts, IVifiui.' .» a- of uliuli IM
rea.lv to Kill ai fca-it rn pines.
4ni'
R. Iuin anil Small Pioiiis
JliHKPII Jorv
(•UK i .III) Biatly -lieet |.«l».-t^i. 4h and 6tl
Keuiowal!
VKARRE'SHall llr(siii| iSha(lw
S A Ij
u u.« k
blo
O N
U'-W is mill Hi
It h- it I
I III tl 111 i* I
PfiTuatfr)! Pfrfunicry
Tricanalikon & Hair llyr I Israel ut R. ,ek
Mlwayo i n al--- li nt, Kir i. anl l— th Hi ui|p'9
01GAKJ4 l( I* It A HliflS. I
HAKsHT) SE.4KS & BKCKKTT.
Leaitur JUaHufarlurtrH,
AND
WllOLKMAlK I'KAI.EHS
III-
vite ih- ii eu-imrt" and
th- piit-li.' |en.'i.iily. Wt- 1- in il Iiol neee^sMiy lo
muk
ui-nli"11 of each
li I! A II I. K
nr AI.I. KIMif.
i'itnllii
ft*, ill ih*
Ac.
W- V fn,w oil llrt'. tUli ut I htf K' }|lit
le« fill »-kTllll»-|lt ol
tsuiht Saddlery Hardware*
«*very
MM|
t?, H**U W'em't Addition, OU •••o.ihI a
ad UMid
h*
o|Hteit.' Clair--
#4 fr 1 de. a.
II..,,...
o,ii., I'lnti
an,i
irmiMnti.
Blt« k 14 .•« Thittl li eel
AI.Ho-8 %-ial Katiu- aiwl niitnt| rt.»-d laaiftltia
»*oii Clinioii aiel nth#i oiinil-i. aiyt *uai« «alaaMi
.Mil-lot *•!)„..,,t i„ it.. .|t, ot Hat.i.p.,,1.
I
I.I KN A POO] tjf
THOMASNAKTINU*kNtH Ml all (HM»«
^11. ill A ..||.. III. oi P«aiin uhI ll wuii Taat,
Oi.tii-'ii- Aniiitiii-, as.-t.ii-,citoiu^.» »'. ».upi
f.| lo III- II--.- "1 1'ia-. Pi It ilt I I Woisli^.
pni A -m inl.le My hint ll isinif. Mti par1
Pllre |. i I, $M. -Iiu'l' in ..I it poH.t,M.t
I.-I
vaiuin^t
II.II, toan
atldit-a ..it lett-ipl ,f 7S *i-
Many hew ami tlt.'i. tll'it-a 11. ,11 1-'lo!e |,i|l.
Iiwli-d. ap|M-ai ill IhU Moift, anil it ia ai knnult-dici-d la
b* th t. «i ts.il* 11
i,4i ,,| u,u-it-t-tn |»ripii..| i.^ |ti|«
emiii. ol author,
AI-— The Hahl.atli Kail by U Ruol. Pw d«.
$S
»in|{l« opl»- 16
eta
auiiso n
a riHiufccu
For Sale or
is raw.
i p. I- ,.| Ut"
Dial may d. to |-«,.. |,„ .|,
IU,
the Mtoftlll* |*i jf ,u lln-.lly ol UaveliUull.
III bluek IS—£ll.-lie11fit'lilIIik
t,
feel ..I, "id -lieel.
"li W.- It ill A». nil.'.
6b J.|
III bill, k 17- n-ai Iht Maik.'l ll. u
SOfta-l ri. .HI k.h on W.flerB a««tt«r.
•Mtliillli,' I Mi feel |M. k Willi
la bi. tk is
l.r lt»
lltbl'k
IM
K0
WO
aw
JUU
III blta« ISO
IN
In blotk SI ISli
a||§
ea, aide of I ha I
•W felt 11. ill!
il,f
:»l -Ire.i
».4I ai
Sd al
eta n
Mai I
laud at
Rl|i)t y al
Sib *1
Warrm at
(lib al
He.itl al
W'i*rn
ISO
Jiai
ISO
iso
ltal
ISO
av i.m
Sib at
lib at
Brown
k S
tut
II. n t^«
«t
7lb al
•Ih al reel, eain,,
i.K-url.lii
ilma hatk l&o r«et
aitieuolar iiafi.ni
JAMKS MAT
I-I'M
1MNENKK 4TTRMTI0N f!f
•\Ytr Goods
IU»T RBOBIV1IX]
MKTRUPOLITAN STORE.
alall.l .,od a-'~illl.|
poll. !'.»•
surroN & co.
HtVK..„b,»,b
a
1 a 1 k
STAPLE HID FAICY D1Y 6Q0IIS.
Sinial'l' l.r llie pie tut ind appioa.biag -ramiw'
•III. II* V .UK ||. ar pit paied loeiliilnt. and lo wblth
111
SotMlen, Stiiltlhry Unt'thrare,
1'ouch Trimming*, Shut
i I-(( le.nr to .-..Il ll,«- atlenlioii ol lli-li i-ii.i. w
I n .uel III- p.ihiio neiallv.
O.H l- k IIHCMt IjlMHM we r-l Hire wUI
t-oiiipun faioril.lt «itli niv v^i lii .uglil I., a w»ai
•ilit ill laith jr
io
w\|. ai.'l pi i—1-«, Ani.lig lli*.«
t" la* lo
Sii|K-ib Bl.,
U
.snka
Khli Mon- \mii|ii.
Kl.gaiit -irip tl ami |tlael R,ik».
1|.l'n.lid Hi.« a«|ei».
rb in al'l. ail.t I.la'ni Sllka,
M. .1110 Plai-la,
Vai-ii.
"l IMaiae., -111»-• I. stura.
Ilall Wt»4 1*. I" .till Hi.I |Mlle. it
MMII *III|»-I plapl |,I 1,
•Ittrf
13? Uk« Street,
STAIRS
BKE
i'. ,1, l.al..l a l-rff- a s..m.:eat
lid He St tj.pi. ,.|| paii. riia ol Par
One of the Itarlima hawinf
can e*|iet ill |U if,, iiialiuf*
aie coiiHil-iii we 4r n .tt offer n
HEK, HOI.I.IHTKH v WI1.KINH
novSSdawly
LIVINGSTON a I.OCKWOOO
Davenporl, Jul 2J.) 1^6S-11
SpertsBfi
YOC
will Had the betl brasda of
Diamond Grain Onn P.wd
Shot—all sites
Water Proof Qua Oaps
DAURLL CO
MA fnrj
(sngutr)
Jiifim asLL't
MjUOOAT BKBTJtmjjri
CatMt of Float Ml 0ra4y tlreel
klAd
IkfiLL bsraoa hsad aurias tu* «»toa an
TV ul ytalii aftd SalSble* i.fevai* liWl
FTTIK 'UAT-III. ORVIIN. IMIU. K-L«
bd S»Sara hf.tu. «,iaBti .a. h.nr.4 I
Platil,
Freml. Meiin.s ..
I'. 1 aa,
Plain Itelailit
1
Plated in.in the beat llianufa.'tnr-i S-lf-adjii'l
iiK. Ilu, till I'ad We- Rollt-i, llol-t- Rboe, audi
•Spring
IHSM and Fan. v II|-|| Llti'-na,
Mea I-lie. I aud brottn I able
a.-, a.
-I l-|eWaa|
sheeting* and Shlrllntju,
I.IIKII.
I'ln-li and .I1.1p.-r
T,«tt|no'.
1 alubiit, J*i.u.ltai ^itll
Mo-iilis, 11. Haiti nil,
1.
•Ii I. i.:.,t
and Ii.
'l ie ti iiiiimiig It-nnn HiMigg- H-imtg,
W ould im ill-' I IIIMIIM 1 o
ni *t..t k ot
Clutli Talai.i-,
lei,
Br.^lt. Man lie.
Mi." lie Square,
Blatk -ilk MHta.Ua-bio
and Wotil
Ulau ki Shawlh
Pi nit* a 1
r.tyP-e allil
Om Irrin-
epl 11
I
K.I E.
KT
Mpl. n li I
Posilhrly (iitll,
-t. liiri" Will II
i»l«ur1
N
11.-1 ...11 pit. .-a eatnm-i) |,,H
aipi- I'Hi 'i.iv 111K none 11.at
e la venjsti I w- 1-1,ahioatl
will llnd li
'd* I
h-l-
to stall
10SU. Il lutein loll. We Ilu.
I ourt U'lOUl
on hand ,I veal* to oine, and .- v.
then wr. 1.1- tl.-i liiv 1. la HIM
SI
TTON a
I
HI
nil. 1 K'. l, I-land aitl St Street*
D«VK\I1IRT IOW
u n a i a w
Boatou New Oriaaas
eivw-v, f/#w i i a,
(Su. i .,i- ti, \|. lii.Miji.i.n At
miOLKMl.t: IsKOfER*,
I0MNISSI0M & FOKHIKUINU
MflThailtNs
Urmral
oKM L-KKIU v.MJ S».V IIM. Kill
Davenport, Iowa.
S ptl -J it.a/, tii ropy,
ftuu Pawner! (sua Pander!
f|1||l "i"l s,I-.I.k nlal'.i I ail,I., So,I'h
I a It...- i ..o .% I. I I.a. int ,, Maga.
u ar tb-t-iiy, will bav ..n bu. 1 and Il
al Kve-| pelr. all giad- oi I'ow.l. i
KVAMI, I IIKW tf Co
C.r rn and S^i out atresia
rptt.1 fflBTft .op,)
»Vr Ury tUtf ,mU»,
Scoll aaal).
ARR
coiiatantlv oiari.,l.t
Flour. (III. Il lhey Mill
nor lb be-1 grade* ef
ai t.west maiket pil
tea Ibluagh then ag -ula
KVANN, OMKW a 00.
Cor p-rry and s«-oi.d sire*is
•eftl-d—(Oaietie ropyj
KVINS, 4 HKW A lib,
'HOM.A.I1.I: UNM HI*.
Hij'«i
DI I* IM AIIjr full, AIID WC BITVC IN
trun^it involt' Htn now r**otv*-«l
will make Air *toek Urn** and au-activemtif
t* f^ur.«! in St^|
r- i.ltileii!:jf I «!itvu.ir thftt
t\
tVKuabaaii, «a4»ii i. .n um,, t.,i,g
-op|j ut Frea Orooorlea
C..»— T
-bai I- ,. Hit-
Ware, ('mar-, lined fuill
\all-. Fl Spwr.
Hln..kli.g t'.ha' it Hoap- fila.r.
n,. ... Vile t.l Kin a,
S.lialna, da. Pie rv a
Wiappmg pap*. ,Plt k|. .mli. •.
-p-a C. .rda* Kaval Hi ore-
Larfr Sales aad Saull Pralti.
KVANS, CI1KW
k
seplt'd—(SseeMe eoMr)
Ul
Cor Periy aad Saronrt
Sugar, Sugar
fif
Dlids Choi' and pim- Iir|.ai,. laialiBg
tjyj aid for -al by KVAXH HEW 0 CO
sept II riier 8 nnd and perty Sf*.
•tVillo,
1
JV)ail9
AAA EROS asaorted slsea, Wheel lag Ta
jUUU Walls ft» I ale by
•est
II
ITAJCS, CHIW co.
aor Osa.ud sad Perry *u.
Malamt.
800 !i££
T'-U
II
-wi ^gffgiig'.u.
IPMl iieitM sad