Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume], April 15, 1858, Image 2

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fli steamship
America
arrived nt
oo Saturday morning.
Spanish advioee My that a project
was pending before the government to
abolisb slavery In the colonies of Spain.
Much dificolty existed in Bossia oo
acooont of the liberation of the serfs.
A large number of nobles were obliged
to abandon their estates and fly to St
Petersburg for safety. Serious distur
bances were anticipated by the gov-
The appointment of General Pelis
sier as embassador from France gave
•ery general utisfaction in Kogiand.
The Times believes the English nation
may be fairly gratified by the appoint
meat of the Emperor, as he is said to
have declared that he selected this
distinguished soldier as a tribute of re
spect to the allianee, to the English
people, and to the two armies.
The Times correspondent believes
General Pcljssier to be a warm partisan
of the English alliance, and says thit
on a recent occasion, before the Privy
Council, he expressed himself very
Strongly to that cffcct.
The British fortifications at Malta
are to be repaired and put in a com
plete state of defence immediately.
Nothing later of importance is re
ceived from India. Sir Colin Camp
bell with a large force crossed the
Ganges on the 27th of February on his
way to Lacknow.
We learn that on the 27th of March
last a hurricane passed over the towu
of Bentonville, Arkansas, ranking ter
rible havoc. Nearly every house in
town was blown down. Twenty fivJ*
persons were instantly killed and a very
large number wounded.
Advicesfrom New Mexico, state that
OapL Marcy, U. S. A., left his camp
ground, forty miles from Fort Union,
on the 18th of March. Ilu had snc
eeeded in obtaining from one thousand,
to one thouMnd two hundred animals,
mostly mules, with an abundant supply
of forage, aud all the provisions neces
sary for bis men. lie bad about one
hundred an*1 fifty men of the regular
army, and nearly one hundred and
fifty
herdsmen, mountaineers, &c. with him,
and Capt. Marcy expressed entire con
fidence of his being able to set to
Camp Scott without any difficulty. It
was his intention to travel slowly, so as
to keep his animals in good condition,
bat he expected to join Col. Johnston
before the 1st of May.
The express from Fort Leavenworth,
with orders to Gen. Garland, to furnish
Capt. Marcy with an additional num
ber of men, to protect him against an
apprehended attack of the Mormons,
was met some sixty asies from Santa
Fa,
the 18th, and pf eonmo Capt.
Marcy would be en route before com
munications could roach him. If
deemed advisable, however, his com
mand could be stopped by §f pre$t t9
•wait reinforcements.
Oar Washington correspondence of
the 9th and 10th, states, that the snb
stitote offered by Mr. Douglas, to the
bill organising the territory of Arixona
makes the following provisions: That
when Arixona shall become sufficiently
populous to constitute a State, the Leg
islature may proceed to call a conven
tion for the purpose of forming a Con
stitution, to be submitted to the peo
pte, and if ratified by them, to be sent
to Oo»gres* for admission, within such
boundaries as Congress may prescribe
and thia policy is made a standing rale
for all ftitare Territorial admissions,
exeept in the ease of IJtah.
The Dubuque North West, notices
the arrest of persons in thai city for
trying to excite others to attempt the
raacaa of the persons now in jail, for
mofdereaa assault committed on an
oflloer, which we reported a few days
Ite Leviathan will be rSwty for
in tie early part of July.
Tin great Charity Ball held at the
Crystal Pal#ce on Tuesday evening
and Friday morning, last ended in a
«W. Ladies screamed, and
feinted, and were carried oat by gro
wn wh® had 'black eyes' and raptured
vanring apparel.
4
The New York papers remark that
ekirlty with Ita mantle, will not be able
to the "multitude of sin
a" com.
•felt*
A* TFE«
occassion.
4 special disp*t«h from St Louis
announces the arrival at that place of
II—ill Oisrtauyfrott FortKear*
Ilfc Mr. Qpwtwt tipom
Constant met
supply
iZXIufc-lit in%o^the Lit*
%lae%ver. Sports die Indiana
all peaceable.
The In—purity of
Everything in antagonism to the
absolute and universal law of Bight,
must necessarily be based upon founda
tfexfc o# IpeHnfaiUe Materials. This is
true in mdividual, »ogi§l| *°4 aadi.iai S|ii"lnihlf A
This law is eipectally inaaiilstwhen
applied to the governments of men.
To secure stable government demands
two essential pre-requisites^-rthe first
of which isth, at thtjgovernment should
bo adopted to the wants and condition
of the people. An intelligent, relig
ious, and educated people will not live
submissively under an arbitrary govern
ment. An igoorant, superstitions, and
licentious people cannqt live under a
free government. Thus it is, that Be
poblies, Monarchies, and absolute Des
potisms have from time immemorial,
been established among men. Revo
lutions, anarchies, restorations, and
changes will from time to time occur
in those coutries, where either the peo
ple and gwvernment are unsuited to
each other, and where the people are
divided either by race, mental and
moral qualifications, or from other
causes.
Thus in England, with three distinct
claascs in antagonism we see no revo
lutions, simply because each of these
classes has a potent representative ia
the government. The Commons, the
Lords, and the Royal family, are so
harmoniously blended in government
that a unity of action is secured, with
out any real unity of sentiment in the
different division*
In France sucb is not the case, and
government is, therefore, not the rep
resentative of the classes, but the out
growths of political aeccssity resulting
from sudden re vol utions. The govern
ment, is a class of itself, and is in an
tagonism with the people. The people
have no substantial voicc in the govern
ment, but yet they feel the right, with
out possessing tbe power of legislative
action. When therefore they do ex
ercise the power, it is by revolution,
and punishment falls upon the govern
ment.
Louis Napoleon is tho reigning agent
of a great WRONG. The people elect
ed him Piesidcut, and he made himself
Bmperor in antagonism to the voice of
the people. His throne is a powder
house, and the people are incendiaries
ready to apply the torch. His defense
is in those bayonets, which have won
for France imperishable glory, and
which at any timo may become allied
with the people. The antagonism be
tween bim and the French will never
be reconcilcd so long as his govern
ment is not the reflex and representa
ve of French sentiment, under tbe
differnt clauses of the people. By
making himself the goveanment, the
people look directly to him as the au
thor of all their wrongs, and will de
so until he erects between him and the
people, a parliament, as a bulwark of
defence to Royalty. This parliament
must represent the classes of France.
It must be composed of two houses, so
that the people may pour out upon
their immediate representatives, the
wrath they feel under bad laws.
But Napoleon clutches at absolute
poifer an|oqg a„peoplo who will pever
veild it long, to any ruler. Here is his
mistake.' If he would be a great mon
arch and consolidate his dynasty, let
him create safety valves for popular
cfiervcesence. His suppression of free
speech, and a free press, only renders
the danger more imminent and'the ex
plosion more disastrous when it shall
did
Tbe attempted asrasination by
Orsini is only the first phemonenal ap
pearance of the deeper and more gener
al attempt that will be made to over
throw the Tyrant Wrong cannot tri
umph where a people J*e«ses| so-many
elements of enlightenment as in France.
In every mail from Europe we shall
expect to hear of a new Royal exile in
tbe person of Louis Napoleon.
The Dubuque TtmM on OauM and """-ft
The phiioeopher of the Dubuque
Times
hw ah insight into the
of things, truly astonishing to a person
of ordinary intellect,
In a long article upon the rowdyism,
now so prevalent among the firemen
Mid others, of the National Capital, he
safns'»v«
i
..
WM
WM
struck
downlli the Senate Chamber and beaten ia-j
to insensibility by a ruffitan who Mm* to'
the aasalt beaked by fellow-rowdies.
The cause, he thinks haabeenMwork
-ing" ever since the eocaskm of the as
sault on Mr. 8umneiw~*ow more than
two years,-rand has just began to pro*
duce its effect*
A gaatlasaen of eacaHaat W»
hM lived happily «ar twenty years, sad
who hu H* •im th« father of an interest
ing family. i« aot hi* "afllnity." Ha mads
a mistake and marreid tbe wrong woman,
'bawds* In WM aot'thtn s^triluaihy eoHght
eoel. CoaMquntlT be bu forsaken hto
wife and family, and while he provides
their rapport and occasionally visits them,
he has renounced the relation .of husband
and father, and make* hi* hoStt dawM*^
He hM discovered that his actual affinity la
that she la the same excellent woman that
ahe hM aver bean, aodao eaese of aliena
tion oo her part ia alleged. It is his dia
oovcry by the light of Spiritualism of bia
true affinity, which hM made it hia religions
duty t« fofaelse hia wifa»ai)t efcildrei* and
leave them desolate and broken hearted.—
The man aeenu to be aane on everything
e)M yll* iy M| a djpaolut* map, oihft
aplntua] free love a cloak to hia natural
vileneaa. He ia aimply inteto^ted with an
idea, and "ill'thftfeanott Ma brii^InK dis
grace and miaery upon all connected with
bis».» It^aiefe toJetaacfcmatftevs atrae^
"the man who thruata his h«nd into the fire
ia pretty certain to be burned.—Spring
(Maaa.) Hqr* fir
f*A curious stedy hM been made con-
and aublime. A Iiuohfaa de Maint Somon
ia a
femmt de mtaagt
kW#
Court Journal. ...
W»1
add to the above ihat the sole defendant
of the beautiful Aisse, who was Mked in
marriage b^thf Prfnc% d% VdN|i( earna a
Ilitiful living atChaillot!
Ou allonit-jioui*
C«^KUN«i—A writtf in the Jfowt Jqurmvl
fKinVa that ri&ntet jfetWty tin^h ro
the body young: "We were apeaking of
handsome ibe pther, t^«n|ng, and I
wondering why K had so lost
the beauty for which, five y^ars ago, he
was so fdlRoM. "Oh -*1T*rt because -m never
anything, said he never worked,
thought or sufl)ereL Tdu mtfst have the
mind chiseling away at the features, if you
want Jiaadsemck, middle aged an|% fiince
hearing tbat'rlmark, I have" Seen on the
watch, at the theatre, opera, and other
places, |o as* tthftthgt jtj* gew*ail£, tf«»—
and
it i*.
A handaome man, who does noth­
ing but eat and drink, grows flabby, and
the fine lines of his features are lost but
the hsrd thinker haa-an admirable sculptor
at work, keeping hi3 fine lines in repair,
and contantlj uoing over hia face to improve
the original design."
TRIAL.—About
crip.
MURDER
EXTRAORDINARY
two yreeka ago a moat extraordinary ...
in*) tra! oecurraft la Darlington,'s? if
seems that a vigilance committee of that
toWh fttfl'Wetn&l'a certain man to"refrain'
from selling rum, and bo promised so to do.
But he afterward received three barrels ot
whiskey into his shop, and the committed
waited on him to get an explanation, and
were driven jft .fay: tame. They- rallied
with their friends, and were fired upon by
a party of the liquor dealer'a friends. In
the fight which ensued,
a
ihop
keeper &n<J"another
0/. ^he
man
were
lulled.
Fifty-four, members of the committee were
arraigned and' tried fAr Che dftibfe'bf nnrtder,
the jury consisting of the most respectable
men of the country /and the counsel on both
sidesbfing the
P*QPT
able ip )be ikete.. The
jury gave a verdidt of acquittal, the an
nouncement of which
WM
received with
shouts of approbation by which the rowd
attended tnc ktfurt.
FACTO
IN
III'WAN LIKE.—The number «f
laBguageaepeken is 3.068. The namberbf
men is about equal to the number of women.
The
average or humanlife is 32 years.
ft':
NEW WAS STXAIIEE.—A new war steamer
to be called the Franklin, is nearly complet
ed at the Kittery. K*vy. Yard, in Maine,
which ia aaid to be superior to anything of
the kind afloat. She will carry ten guns
more than the Wabash, or the steamers of
her claas. Her model varies advantageous
ly in many important points from the other
five steam frigates lately built.. Her di
mensions are as follows: length over all,
820 feet breadth, §6 feet depth,34 feet
tonage, 4,000.
0" A theatrical company
1^0 Rudolph says that once upon a time,
a colored cook expeeted company, of her
owa kind, and
WM
UMI Ikt^wiil be likely to lMt jam e
heira.
UMim, ud athlag to
flTWhy
Acuities ho
or Become
__in an
upright
a
Vommiaht
SIAY,...
THB
The Mary Cook
Of T.noft fM^»ona,:6fle^
only reaches 100 years. Of every 100 only
6 reach 66 years, and not more than one in
600
reaches the
}agf
of 8g jeers Jfcere
are oif ekrtfa1' 1,000,000,000 of inhabitants.—
Oftheae 83,338,983 die every year Hi,824
die every day 7,780 every hour, and 60
every minnte, or one for every second.
These taw* are ,atautjinla*ced by an
equal number ofbirtba. Tlie married are
longer lived than the single, and, above all,
those who observe a sober and industrious
cpndact. ,lfo«eu hera ssoM cUanN*
life previous to the age of 60 years than
men bet fewer after. The number of mar
riages is in proporti^ o^5 to ^lOQ.
at a lose how to entei
tain her frienda. It was st a time of the
year when eggs and butter were high, aad
the oolered folks generally are et the ex
pense of "extras", for their own company.
Her mistress said—
"Chloe, you meet make an apology."
"Good Lord! ndtsm, hew can I make it?
I got no en. no batter, as naffia4»«aake ft
withT
Tioat Tuna.—We have seen many herd
rube in oar dey^nd have known what is
to want money, but an old aettler tiear
Blootoihgton ifiioqeis, hM seen the tnaglmnt
time of any nsan we ever heard of. He
«*JT» the winter of 18*)
I
It is not difficult to trace this toiritye
condition of aflSsirs to ita .proper source.—
Two yeara ago SeaMbr Boaiaer
WM
remarkable for
the scarcity of money, so much so, that one
man who WM.aleetad jnstiM of the pMce,
oouldn't raiae money to pay an officer for
swearing bins tn eu iSt tiioi Vp before
tiooktng-glQf tm4 ^tailed himaty,.,
HTLord Liconler
Snd wanted to proseclite'thet
Might o*th. WM*, ^55^-5.
arose
SQQ^
UW smce, betWeen David
and QeMah. havtf some bearing upon
FATAI. Bant or MMMMmr.—-The Balti
more says, that a bottle eentaliipg a
dip of paper
fMted up la Ik river
near Ifceaektowa. On the pisper the fol—
feJbgyas Written lapeatil
killed by the
•'nd wanted to prosecnte them
his lawver told him that it
WM
impossible
—a tnadeeaaaa, indeed^ might prosecute,
»yt
effect his credit^
"WeH then," said the old man, "I na#
preseeate too, -lorI ean prove that I have
been hart by this report I wki coins to
narnra lady of fcrtuna, who thoB^btfwM
bat 741
1
the ve said that
1 am
Hofnee WalpoU. wn y
GFSOBM one Mys a dog berks with saeh
serfe^jen one eqters (heir.master's yai'd,
that "one would suppeM they owoee the
premises, ead that tneir meeter
man be truly called
honest fellow 7
for
STEAMBOATS.
w u i
Iwk hlui Indiwttl
SE8f$S£g."
i. 8. Mall ygggy rtcketi.
FaMMy Harris,
If.
V.
Will
LIM.
raaiaoaar,
Kate CaiHl)
FA*WT
field
at Belleville! The hia-
tory sf h« amt wte«%if« Tl.e
heir of the last Doge of Venice ia a per
forsser »V Baiat Deania The keys of Venice,
Kilt with care, confined to the hereditary
keeping of family, •feaysc beneath a
glaas ahade on the mantle-piece in hia back
oliop. The Capitol de Bue, a unique title,
one of the noblest in France, ia a little actor
on lit^ls irtSgatf at-11»4 little thcatvi
marehaia, and the grand daughter of a
Uucheaa de San Severiti", works by the
day ft |ashj«u^lle a
Paaaiaaae Kan
OA^Lwuine
rcaoJarir lisiwee* fcook Man4,' aav»i^«l M4
•U yobiu above fcr at. VMI mHii «ar« conneo
ttotu at Oalena «Hh the tot lowing buats, wbtoti coa
poMthe Hlnaasnu."BaU7 Pa*e« 1Mb to at. Faal,
Ivavios Oalena at 10 o'clock, a.St.
Steamar Narttaw P. Ladwtck, Ussier
Irarttiera leSt J. 7. Hmtd
oitf Brlia K Uflwtck
Oranite State, H. wtMt
Oalta*,' Lortam,
Alnaabra, MoOaire,
Tbe Vaany Harris Mvea neck r*laM aM Vafta.
port (or Oateaaeitiy Jtoetfar, WirtnMSrr.aa* fri
dir at 9 o'e ock
A
aetaralag. Jeavet Oatana fer Bock Ul#a4 aain*
•eaport nrty Twrfai, TbanSaf nd hlaite/a|
o'clock
A
M,oaaa*eUiiSwnkthe TidmUacov #MV
leave* inauftotrlj oa tbe arrival of the Fancy Bar
tla, at So'abrk *.
The KaU Ca-ad leavea Bock I*Und and Paywapyml
for Dubuijoe ivery Tuesday, Tliuraday ana Bataraay
at 9 o'clock A a
ftetoraisi, leaves Dobti|M for Rock Iiliod 'Mid
nawmpen vnJLmUy. Wwiaaalay.eo* at a
o'ciork
A
Sf
Beau-
onnecttnf? with Keokuk and St. Loala
Packet a a OarapkrU, vhlcli leataa oa arrival «C the
Kate Caae*! a. So'blork m.
These boats will aim wrautb tleksts to aB
tanOon to the delivery of tbeaame. Pa»-eo#c«r» an1
Hhlpperscan rrly npoo the strictest punctuality, as
ikne busi a convey the Malt and aalJeava promptly
st the hour to iivkc tbeir tunuectlous.
M. Ttoete boat* arrite ewj aveata* at Pulton
w
%SiSS."SWr.iN,
Agantok Patmewt»
H. UNOLHY a OO.,
.•i i ... i rowAta oo„
•Cents, Bock l*Und.
W. r. OBOVBN BBBV,
Tleket Agent, DaviMfort. DKUT-IU
UW. tanalnutUNk Itn
—or
Tanhas
TIIK— IU)
FAVO&JTB K18S1B0XPFI RIYBB PicOUT
E N V O
Y
Regular Bt. Lmtia, Keolulc, Burlington
Hock Island, Davenport, Ihtbnque,
and tit, fmd Packet
Light Draught and wall known steamer
BNVOV, N. 0. BOB,
Clerk,
MuMtr,
8, B.
LOCKS,
comaanted iiainUig a Begnlar Packet
tafhe above aad lntennedtate points, coaUnoltg in
the trade daring the
a' son.
Shipper* map rely upon having thair freight han
dled with great care and dispatch, and pa»*eigeti
are airarert, In traveling: upin the Envoy, of being
made always qnlte at hunit.'.
For Freight or Pansage, apply on board.
March 13, l££S mchl3-dtf
1858. 8MNI ArrtiKCMat 1858
—or THE—
NEW KISaiSBIPPI HIVEH STBAKEH
1 A V O O K
Regular St. Louis, Keokuk, Ft. Madi
son, Burlington, Oqttawka, Keiths
burg, New Boston, Muscatine,
Davenport, Oalena and
Dubuque Packet,
The new, very light draught and superb Bteaaier
MARYOOOK ... DALZKLL,, Master
Will, en tits opening of navigation, commence ran
nlng as a Regular Paoket to the above and all inter
ne Bate points, continuing in the trade during the en
tire tieason.
was built with a
view
u va'. aa »nierior
boat
ip
the trade, and as
One
quarter die before the age of 7 oqe h&U.
belbre' tbe ag*«f
Wm Gregg, Bq
A Bartlett, Bap
Henry Nolle, Bsq
Thoa Mayne, Bsq
Jo* Vrye,
to llgh'nesa,
stieagth and speed, scd in her construction AetUBr
trouble nor expense has been spared to make her an
A No.
1 Minalatipplttaanwr, and ene
respects
most admlrsblr adapted to the va- ts of the river
She
will
b' found, ss regards capacity for busiuesf,
accommodations, inferior
to no
tmh,
Capt- Dalaeil tale*
iiuc'".lea?urt iu presenting
her
to his
friend* and
acquaintances, id the public generally.
Shippers map rely up nhav'jig their freight handled
with the gf«aist care and and linpa4ch, and rvH*n
gera are assured, In travelling upon tbe Mary Oook,
of being made always quite at home.
For Freight or Tstsxga, on boaM, *r la Bur
row* a Pr»ttyinan. PabSdtf
DA VIP, TIPTON BEKCD'S
Mercantile Colleges.
bDcIfBD:
PBOBft, ILL 16 Main.street.
DAVBKPOBT, IOWA Cjr. Pifib and Brady
BBOTOBS:
S Powell,
K.q
Woodward, Bsq
Jao Dillon, bq
Wm Allan, Baq
Wm Clarke, Bsq
Chas Patnem, Baq
Price, Bcq
PAQULTT:
W Davis, 8 S Tipton.
a Breed, Bodge.
:M
i
raorancM
OP
Booa-Kacrmo
ARD
BBAMOHM AIU
WM
playing,
in one of tbe interior towna oat west, Mbak
speare'a Othello and when Othello demand
ed of Deadmona the handkerchUfl the
hankerehiefr a green 'un called oat im
patiently "Never mind the handkerchief,
don't wait for that blow your nose with
your fingers, and go ahead."
It Is the 4esign of proprietors pf thev Oofl'BM
to oflTrr. yonag man wn contemrtate pntwlns the
Mercantile Profession, the most ample facilities
tot
acquiring a sound, practical boalne-i eduiaatloo
i
and
'o qnalt^ themielves for tbe various important de
tlesnf tbe Counting Hen*. Ittelt'seheol al Peoria Is
now established'upon a firm bus, aad the patronage
U baa received ta l'« comparative youth, Is unparS
leiied In the history'of Mercantile Odlleges, and b|
Stimulated the proprietor* to renewed exeitfcjEs
aad a Itb to cywnd their fleM of lateAL Stte ques
tion tlten srtlM: WberS shall they W? Add the
matter Is Soon settled—BAVxaToiiT has bcea'se
leetM
libHag the first tit* lb lowsT• Jotat ef
betnty, population, weelfb and caeattwna sn tM
CoiHpi Booms wm be opea latMt {Sacs /or tbi—'
eaptlen of stedents
r"
OK THB Piaa* DAT Ot MA*, MBS*
Ot «v corps of Lactams we have,bat UMIe teau
as It Is only necessary tn snnwisre Ihslanames, wS»
It wiureadllybeseen that thw tevebeea itirl il
with tbe SiesMst qsre, aad sn the vwp b«4 tbet
een b* procured.
We heaeiaswt a shsrt netlc# from tbe ItaqdaDalla
TrcMfrif*.whichls«alr «ae Mqm aamne «MI
"MBBCAMTILB COLLBOB. **WqefQnH| caUtMaa-.
of eet*Was»a.t#« Pav« ^.TIPTOB
Instltmlon in tMs city, which la In a
ishlagcondition. Tbe late revolution In the commer-
basinesereieNoMAf thesKrrhaat. rniAbeiSrt'liiiii
of accounts sad ita application to trade Tbe Sa'ttar
tng sneesss eftbl* wstitettea rinee Ha optolua. aa
cipals, and It ia their ir** to»rei%«lo«be yoimg
Instttntloaaof this character In th« West. We hair
tlly recoss—aumifsl gal PMSCIIIWI irB
ctlilia* ef jmpertiag Inetmsitsa Tsrteui dapa*»
•nta of ftwmw.
Bar further lnfunn
of
IP
WM
only a
As.Vmdi vi«*
of UielBlaoW. dsifil IhBiieA has eo»
,tatlMU
a OtrsaitOeari,
—mSEi
Mtsd
tbtf IMtleman who called at Macklot a. 0orbfn*a
ptttston And wbo rf prt imted t&f
1!
•ir
noikti
Mo It Weat
Kwannar
We Mv* mm v« y eaatrabc Via
•MSKsakiaOaattacM. Flaii
known, epoa awlksUoA
isorr'.u,
i 1 I
UIP OO.—IWl
is aw raadr to aatt tela In ua
tewaaf OawmrSs. It offer*
MM
of tke
laadraaMmce letoeboattt*
•r fitlwnan wonid ramaln nader IM
CUM
s^r'siMsaihs-,
kat laawa the taatb mtm» saalaSs.
-WW ofOmaemtHs. Be Sareeaah
z&f&rrvr**
naadrnt, always glrina the Hair the appearance e
betnc Crash sbasipeonad. Price, only Sft* cents.
Pry MBTS the "Selw '«(».Tbaaaawd 1
I»f aale bpTavtoaa
mi
HALLO
an, Ho IS
Hew. Sale areata Us OMthparfc
JnlvSpawfo
DRY GOODS.
•luidel'i ^raai Oratorto
i .i
.» i «a tea 'i«
f- I i
IM*
MttMJt
phuomw
WE* HAVE HAD PLEASURE,
f«:
I i"S fj-fi.' i «*.'!»»
NOW TO BUSINESS?
i t/a
ASO
As Niiy Hin 0a The Way,
i ii i-
ALL TO BK BOLD AT
-i
F.JtSTERjr PRICKS
i»
v
TO GALL BlfOBl DOIIVO M.
wa
la a'l
WILL SOT MNASAATE
A i e i e s
IN BOTH RESPECTS
CIStf f,
'ihtf'rnif Saftofaelftoit.
FIM.PHM
UatwIlitafltsB
4»a.4ewe«Ma
A W I i i i Y
.ivn»- ss» wear
cotuniAt
Lscrvaaas oa
IU SCIBMB
or
ACcouaTa:
Davtdeon, Jno V DOloe.
taereaas oaooamaacrAL
LAW
saw rHA««it
Harry Lander, Ohaa Putnam.
UOTUM OS
AWCIMT AMD
•OBCM ROT0SY
Ohaa Bcnoey, Wm Clark.
MSTSVCROM IW
tcicxct »D
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COOK
I si!koBHri
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aprlO-dtf
RA^CTICK OS
atTsiNss rBaMANsirufAj)oc9M|(nscui. rBML|4K
Bavls, Tipton.
Design.
Mis Me Ji mlOnMM »t
ETBBT
v
OMB UROWIVTF^# WIS U AM AOH
of Imgrawseubfjoverthe left). teibKie np,
M**cb«nt»aae«HasgV Money two per mtftrirtsraate
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WUna»tbe wsp efBIHw, Msriasas,. Masma^PlstSs,
MitaNbAMk fg^0| JMbv CMI iii knlk
7 AS' -.A. W.JUUM
irnmmi M«aat.«ebftsieiwissiilsib
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FITH
Information with wfanaaee.te
1— f. fcfii, send ler.o nalar.
DAVia»nnoM,aM«iB.
Peoria,
MS ees |%ejHeaMa»eelP,ia fasi leU
teenii anasrs, at |8K per tbeaaaai.
Tbsse eriUbsa
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l^«aar Xi«owlwwi
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MTD IT *B«R#STATNTRAEST
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1
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afajrii ^ROJM
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Florenceor »aFWrtieer
THE STEAM IS DP 11 IV V
JttST IMlAVlD BT
BBJvm
•taVj
wmpT Hotfrif,
N*»f i
imm
A. CRAMPTOITS.
aprSrdtt *.
ie i. cmniR,
•ntt tah^Me. tsm. yahatwei,,.
Breea Trienslsgs, Sc.,
BsraJ|ae-fiaa4a
ISM
Bsstirsd
AT I
A.i.auiiriws:
jftetyifrvt.
'ihttr styles dskss goods.
\i~Ji
Ac.
J»«M Bgyrtiri MUi,
A# i' -r
spiMtf A. A. CBAifPTOK'S.
HM snifNa iseSsa!
A*
...• i
l*aa |hsa ever lEtfere efSsred la this
LMsirketl
4,-
aptS-dtf
A.
a, cnAMPTOW'S.
Mexmn4er*
Ki* tUwea,
IVWT
Just Opened,
Am*
IN NEW BTTLB8-AL80
Pi^M am Paaey MatH CMah
aM Setts,
-»,! V'
apr6-dtf A 4 OBAMPTOK'S.
••bci CtNillf,
JCSVapridtf
rsceired by WADSm)lirH.
Embroidrrien.
ever ofcred tn the city c.
WADewoara
Sad *ai TalUak'^iJii^
AT
WAJMWeBTiia
KO. 29, WEST 8E00ND STREET.
aMbBMW
18AH tflllli TII0I. I8|g
y. CTPTTLLT TO ST ATS TO OVBIOSI-
IS
uf tl»a I
nA?»'y*0W«u'?*
W AOS WORTH AHEAD
FUttTlBft!
VU. *F
29a
RK0B1VBD AT
SP»«-DTF A. A. CEAMPTOM'3.
BBAOTIFXTL 8T00X
OP
Baknlicred Cailsrs wd Setts,
A
IK
A A OBAMPTON'S.
A A CBAMPTOM'S.
1 lew Steck af Unas Trtnnl«g»
AT
Spr8-dtf
A A OBAMPTOK'S.
N^WSTO€|C
—or—
BEMMJVEB
JUST uiaaiTED AT
SMITH'S TABICTTSTORKe
NEW STOCK
fABIS PRINTED OMANDUi
V JUST OF8MSD »T
fEJTM
1• JT.
v a-gj/ra
"RBWSfSCK'
I
4
i-., a-Pr. ..I I
if:»? W I
Vvisa.nan
BKRBI I. SB
1TB.
!«iia »nl! «. ji'Mi li i
eWwaKsts
MNI
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(Mir Ht Hr ttMi «rOarfctf
S3 y/^i iSS "fOtttf'l •ilG'iW 4Ka.ftlT.Jji*
-iJiW (ttii
Very Be4«tt rrlcM.
I "t|.
^rnx xii(» nnc a*
•gmvi fiirowiii
C&mpir
AM JyimwtK
-K
Spring Good*.
OOB
Brat taeelee of loots cini to hand this mdrm
tae, aad we shall be In constant reerlyt of
New
ISIIMII
treat variety aad at eat
rem-! y Tow prices, at
WAOewOBTB'S.
Cheap Silk*, for
mo be cat la any lenglta, ean be fouad at
WAD8W
V!LE«iBIT SILK EOBES,
THB
Tlckeat aeoda ever oBbied ia Devcapevt, jnet
received by WADS WORTH.
OMBRE, STRIPED, BAYADERE,
ALL WOOL HE LA1NES
A RBW AND BBAUTlrUL STPUC OF
E S S O O S
Twm"*** ...
SJmWTMn
NEW STOCK
nt v/
v.i
eeeas
with ae, that, ia eooetqaaacr
$6Herii ihontolai cMOa* au iu oMldir fa
°*a»blepraea. 1 feelobt.ged
01
be eoaatd-
4*®
*nd Preapt payataatez.
pyadWMn the same are i endured %, laa ar al
atnnbnr ef say customers wl-o have slwaes said Ufk
Mils with tb» utmost rooiptnrsa, ibeabeva nmtks
,U» np way and aic nounf-aem apai*.
«b worn my tbanba. and m\l e»«eaeWTto
abl# v^*a
to
,To
w
«r atere U4b pieaaaatand
l,ad«as
aear a a^h-
bnaneM poaflbla, with.at disturbtas tbsnlianam
relatione which have exuted betwoeu my ourtoaer*
•ew respectfully.
i
w
WWr»t
a MWOHTBJ''
mehllMtf Ko W Sec«nd at
each Week!
fdr the balaace of the sesson
"If
rteh
"d fashionable Goods da not fcnet
to cm it
99 West Second Street 99
opposite le Clalro House,
•tlBltf
BLACMJ1LK8!
ANBW8TOOKOF
MOIMJBD MM~Al K 8ILXJ&
AT LOW PBIOBS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
Weit 8ecea4 Street, 2*.
W. C. WADSIYOKTH.
POBUC1TTBNTI0H
tt i Is fBTffBDBO- li"
if a«
& S
H*
OM TMil s
atoefWj
t|f.
DB1 «OODS
waioa
HI
is orpMiae
AT
nmtBvcmn prices.
MBWlU.OI.OU OUT HIS WIMYBB Sf 0CB AT
UI^E^T liAKUAJNS
All pereons in want of
OPOD
ooooai
AT IXTREMMLY LOW PRICES,
should not
neglect this opportualty at
No* 29, West Second street,
Jsettdtl opposite Le
Claire House.
Tini Dlllfll A NiPBlHS,
W1MW0
,TH,1
JOHN 8EIDER,
Caipetaad Weelea fara Weaviaf,
SECOND STREET,
BBT. PBBBT AND BOOK ISLAND STS,
TSbSdSasoe DAvaxpoaT, Iowa
Famers, CtNcicn, Citizeass
.««»'».j*.-*i .«»«,.ii
BUTTOUB
EIqW
4M|Mi Bsrdfn
A
V I E E
firece r^lwinf lipk ft ^Btere
WO. (TlieniT. BATCHPOKT.
ctmvm i.a
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IA
JUST aaOKTBD BT
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CfriMaSeMlf
AMD OZHBB in
rOB 81 LB AT fIBLB'S,
MO. ymurr BT«*KT.
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9*
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Wsatlthd*» Saiwi g*M«,
Oseti aro newwiaa
Fer Me at
r» A. i
V^faa,
Viele'a,
'ib. i, Ha^ #no«T Br
BKhOONB.'
Tle Wewlcecfc,
(OaJBMsMeefBrerfysaeMBsS.
HOW OPMM.
MlWMrn**
ft iavnit iiwt
rw« e n tu
-&T
,*it
ML SS
s
Wfrl&'Sfl"*
trti tt II iffu
i i
svnt MMcjKMw^mm
-AT THB.
MUTtnrns
i i i
CLOTtHe EIPORIU1!
I. PABKS CO.
fii*
asrioreuTu iLecB,
I ".!
1H
BXCBUMBT ElClilMWI
%.»
#a
Comi wto mho h^m
FLORENCE HONEY
AND WISB KXCHANQM
We will ssilyea
o Xa o v sk aa" ck
ajtd V
fieito* Vintttag M,
rOB ALL BUOH OmUBNOT,
CHEAPER THAN EVER THOUGHT Of
AT
!NO. I, LE CLAIM BLOCK.
QUMjOOODS ARB ALL NMlf
AM®
PAfanoBABLf MAM,
Aad we are contfaaally reeeWM by Bavrase,
Niwoeeoa
In order to keep op aa asaevtatat. Plsaae ^ae ua a
call at the old (/and, wssa^wesa
Bojmmrn'* Mock,
JTo#u
M-ast.
J. B. DBAKB a 00*
ONE PRICE ONLY.JB
FULLEK it HUBS
ARB'
Wbalseels aad Bsuy
Dealer* Ii
Bmij
Ma4e CleHlig,
Stent* JWniaAitef Ms*,
HATH ARB CATS,
Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Bhora
«!«w
auflSdtf
A
SAMUEL JPEMMT
Bassot.se
GOOB A CUTTER,
AB FINE CLOTHS,
AS GOOD JOUBB
And «B Mbe yen ae
CHEAP A GABIONT
any fsBew la tbe alty.
Call and see thseu Brady aintii oDDoslte tbe'
Postooce.
s
^SSir
A Rare Chance.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
At Fifteen Per Cent.1
S A U E E Y
JJAB tbe beat aHortasetctf
RBABV4IAW CL9TiP«
n the eMyeMa baasi aeMa* see sbevs psiesat ead
wawaas ibsmaaebeapaaa^ feeds suHta As «Mp
at coet or otberwiea.
LUMBER.
iea
W. Cannen,
Lath, Ban Beaaia, Wadai,"'
PICKETS, WOOA *0. UfC
i aavB Aaeaaewe aeea^
aOTDTH RAIL BOAD (FIFTH) SHUER]
Bsi'#4MmAvm'sadnetM)M|''
I#WA.
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e
o
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mm
A GO- —.
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