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STATE DEMOCKAT.
CITY 0AVKNPORT.
July 10,1868.
V Moraine.
D1MOCHATIO TIGJUBT.
»»K oriMirr**,
i": WILLIAM B- LKFFIMCIWKLL.
For *r« Ury of State,
BAMIKL IMK'liLAS, of BeflfrlB.
For AoliU«r,
FHTFODORF. S. PAR V IN*, OR MUOTME.
For TrtuHiirer,
HAM IJEL 11 LoUAll, of
Register of Ijiti'i ortice,
AM EH M. RE1D. of Lee.
JUDICIAL. CONVENTION.
DM Deflwcrats of tl.., .everal Townships Of 8«wtt
CM*It are rju«at: I o""1 de:egafs ion iu .ty
Convention to le h' Id on Tuesday the l»ih 1
ay «f Ju
ly, Instant. at S «Mock P. for th« pnri os« of
electing it' i' itc* to the J" i»l 0 -nv. ntion at
which art to be nominated candidates fr Judge, 0 a
trict Attorney, una Member of tb« Board of No.
cation
RATIO On" Delegate for each Township, and one
for every fifty moeratic i policial lb* las
IkUmi, and one tor every fraction 'fi.
By Urdar of the Oentr.l Committee.
AUttTIM CORBIN, Chairman.
DISTHIOT COWVKNTIOM.
IFEE Democracyof the HIVINTHJn.i:LIL DisritlCT
ef lowaarc notified that lliere will be a Convention
It PAvaarouT on HtdOC./'IG
Itie ratio .epr'seniatioii will be one delegate for
each one bund. 1 voles, and »iie additional vote foi
each fraction over fifty vote* eul to each county for
Ute Dviuocratlc candidate (ur Uevernor 111 October
laat. ..
RDWARI) If. THATER,
Ch'm On. Com. Muscatine Cownty,
AUSTIN (OUblN,
Ch'iu '-n. Cum. H^nitt Cootity,
VHOMAS K. DUTTKliHKI.I),
Gh'in O n. Oom. Clinton County,
Cta'ra. Oea. Com. iaefeaon notuity.
THE NEWS.
JMQM T. Orozicr, «f Delhi, Dela
ware oonnty, was killed by the aceidun
tal discharge of a can ol j.owder, wliicb
he held in hift hand. It peemnthat lie
was one ol a party who were firing oil
an anvil in honor of the fourth, and on
touching it oil' at one time, it ini.Hsed
tire lor an instant. He then earelessly
stooped over it,'and poured more pow
der on it, when it ignited the whole
can, lie ran a lew steps after the ex
plosion, and died hhortly alter. It is
suppoaed he must have inhaled some
of it, as he was not badly scorched
otherwibe.
The fourth was celebrated in Dubu
que by a procession, reading of the
Declaration and two orations. The
Eaithjuakctt"
were also out in their
glory.
On Saturday, June 20th, Thomas
Donaghue, a farmer of Washington
township, came into Dubuque with Mr.
L. Hurley and bought some shingles,
which lie got Mr. llurley to haul out,
with himself, lie, it appears by the
evidence, had a jug and llask of whis­
ky with him of which he partook. Mr.
Hurley left him and his goods at the
crossings of the roads, wheie he turn
ed otl to his own home. Mr. I onaghue
wished him to take him home, but he
refused.
After sitting there some time, a far
mer named James Gibbons came along
with his team, and Donaghue, in a
drunken mood, pointed iiis umbrella at
him and told him to stop or he would
shoot him—keeping his other hand in
his pocket. iibl»oiis, by the testimony,
and by his own confession, jumped out
and kicked him several times violently,
and then left him. On the next morn
ing Mr. S. Wilson, of Table Mound
township, found the deceased in a de
bilitated, weakened state, leaning
against the fence, and got him to go to
his house where he washed himself
and ate some pie, and afterwards laid
down i'i the barn, where he died in a
short time. A post mortem examina
tion was held by Drs. Win. Watson
and B. McClure, and it was found that
he came to his death by the fracture of
the parietal and temporal bones of the
head. Coroner Leist held an impiest,
and the verdict was to that etl'ecl, in
flicted by some peisous unkuown.
On Thursday night last, says the
Bloomington
I'autayraph,
Morton,
k
CM*.
For Attorney tieuera),
JAMBS KLLWtmD, of Polk
Com. of I)es Mn'iieK Improvement Co.,
CHARLES HAl.OWIN, of Van Burin.
th* lithdoy vf Juiy
for tlii? jiurf»o*e of nominallii( andiimt'a for It.*' of
flcrs of Dl-tr," Judg Diatrict Attorn y. ai.il Mein
bee of 'he Board of Kiln' atiou.
six of the
interesting subjects who were confined
in the county jail took a stampede.—
Their names are Henry Morgan,
alios
«on,
Williams John I'ear-
alias
8tubbletlield Josiah Brown,
negio Rodman, Owen Carcv
and Henry Wickiin,
olios
Williams.—
They took Captain Adams' horses with
them.
Henry Wickiin was re-arrested on
Monday morning abont twenty-five
miles from town. The horses were
much jaded when taken from the run
away. The otlicers are on the track
of the remainder of the gang, and
strong hopes are entertained that they
may soou be overhauled.
A fire occurred in a confectionery
and fancy goods store in 1'eoria, III.,
which destroyed the building and con
tents, and very nearly resulted in the
loss of a number of lives. A large
quantity of fire works were stored 111
the buildiug, which exploded iti all di
rections. It appears that a serpent
was lighted on the sidewalk, which
forced its way into the store among
the fire works, and immediately every
thing was in a blaze, explosion follow
ing explosion like the discharge of
heavy musketry. The salesroom was
crowded with customers, and not less
than a hundred ladies and gentlemen
with several chidreu were at the same
time partaking of cream in the saloon.
Instantaneously this scene of social
happiness and pleasure was converted
into one of horror and dismay but,
although many were severely bruised
and nearly sutl'ocated, providentially,
not a life was lost!
A severe storm visited Minneapolis,
Mm., on the 1st inst. The wind blew
a perfect hurricane, upsetting chimney's
prostrating crops, and doing other
damage. The steeple of the new Bap
tist Church was blown dowg, .and the
edifice was oterwise damaged to the
amount of $1,000.
There were three fatalities in Grant
Wifc, last waek. James Nagle, an
cm citiaen met his death by au injury
onniainnd by falling off a cart—a
ffkaal
tit
wkiw passed over his body.
A AY TLM MOM of Meacham, in
MlMRMMl
cide by hanging and an infant daugh
ter of Mrs. (ireen 'of l'otosi, '20 months
olds, died last week from the eficcts of
a scald.
Wright
Newcomb, at Beloit,
Wis.,
had fifteen hundred dollars btolen from
them by a man that they had recently
taken into their employ as a clerk.
A man named Kempton owner of
the American Hotel at Defere, Brown
county, Wis, has been examined on
the charge of arson in setting fire to
his own hotel, to collect the insurance
money, and held to bnil in the sum ol^
|f,000 to stand trial. In default ol
bail, he was committed to jail.
Abner Smith, lately postmaster at
NortJitield, Boon county, lud., has
fx-cn conuctod of robbing the mails,
and sentenced to ten years' confine­
ment in the State prison.
By the conflagration in the town ot
St. Andreas, Cal., on the 2d ult., prop
erty to the amount of •210,000 was
destroyed. About one-fifth of this
fall* upon the Chinamen.
Louie Acquitted*
The great "champion of freedom
Kansas," commander in chief of Mont­
gomery's band of cut throats, and Brig­
adier General of the 'free state militia,'
with a whitewashed character, is again
let loose in the Territory of Kansas.
With no cause or provocation he
coolly and deliberately shot and killed
Col. Gains Jenkins, a free state neigh­
bor who came upon a claim, which
was in dispute between them, for a
pail of water. The whole neighbor­
hood, including Jenkins, had been ac­
customed to visit the well for water
but on this one occasion the "great
champion of freedom," being for some
caube, out of humor, refused to allow
him to get it and killed him for coining
upon his grounds.
His previous carccr had bem a se­
ries of outrages, murders and robberies
to sustain which, contributions were
levied upon the benevolence of the
people, under the plea of relief to
"bleeding Kansas," For a period the
outrages and robberies were shrewdly
planned and the entire country resoun­
ded with execrations of the "border
ruilians" at whose doors this estimable
freedom shriekor managed to lay the
blame of his rascalities. Up to this
point, and in all of these transactions,
he was sustained and complimented by
the Republican press. Their columns
were filled with glowing accounts of
his valorous deeds in the holy cause of
freedom and on his travels through the
country with his band of vagabonds
from New Kngland, he was received
with speeches and congratulations by
the republican wire pullers.
But finally growing bolder, his out­
rages were committed with less cau­
tion and the true state of affairs became
too evident to be concealed but last,
and worst of all for his reputation with
the hosts of freedom, he added to the
list of murders and outrages committed
by bin band, the henious crime of in­
subordination to tho wire pullers of the
party and a determination to be Sena-
tar from Kansas, in defiance of their
plans to the contrary. For this he was
jomed by the Junta but no conve­
nient opportunity presenting itself for
his decapitation, they were obliged, for
a time, tacitly to sustain him. Finally,
the golden moment arrived, when Lane
murdered his free state neighbor, and
it was seized with avidity. The papers
which but a month or two before were
filled with laudation of "the valiant
Lane," immediately teemed with vio­
lent abuse and the entire party de­
nounced him in the words of the Chi­
cago
Tribune,
into your yard for a pail of water is
jnsti(iabiv homicide."
Thus, with a whitewashed character
Brigadier General Jim. Lane is again
in the field, prepared again to lead on
the hosts of freedom to battle with the
border ruffians.
Upon the whole, considering the
exigencies which have arisen since the
plans to choke off Lane were laid, we
arc not entirely certain but that the
republican wire pullers will be rather
pleased than otherwise at his escape
from the banging which he so richly
deserved. Their party having no co­
hesive principle is split up and divi­
ded into factions in every state in the
Union, and many frauds and stealings
and rascalities by republican officers,
having come to light, some new Kansas
excitement' or some additional bor­
der ruffian outrages" are imperatively
demanded to keep the ranks together
for the approaching state elections.—
We may therefore expect soon to see
Lane reinstated in his former position
until the plans of the leaders are ac­
complished and some new opportunity
to throw him over, presents itself.
Tbiugs which the peopla •Tinuld know.
Hitherto we have refrained from com­
menting upon the acts of individual
members of the City Council, from the
belief that the aggregate city indebted­
ness, the heavy taxes, and the general
financial embarrassment of all classes
of people, wonld tend to restrain reek*
less expenditures in unimportant local*
itiea, made for the individual benefit of
tht Aklemuui who fttwtnd DM appro*
in
priationa. We farther believed that
all professed
democrat$
to himself.
as a "violent and pestif­
erous demagogue andrascal."
The result of his examination fet
murder has, however, been different
from that which was anticipated. It
was supposed that he was forever out
of the way, or as the New York
bune
remarked,
olios
Tri­
41
politically, socially
and physically a doomed man." But
the recent advices from Kansas, state
that by some hocus pocus he has been
discharged,—a decision being rendered
that the shooting of a man who comes
would be gui­
ded by the golden rule of tho party,
namely, an economical administra­
tion of government." But we have
been disappointed in one or two men
in our City Council, calling themselves
democrats. We allude to Aid. Sears
and Aid. Mackintosh—the former too
much under the influence and control
of certain financial operators to act
a manly and independent part, and the i
latteb so deeply wedded to his own
personal aggrandizement in improving
his large landed estate upon Harrison
street, as to utterly ignore the wretch­
ed condition of our finances, and the
groans of a tax-ridden public, and car­
ry on, at the public expense, improve­
ments upon his private property, ttiat
will not be needed for public use for
years to come.
Aid. Sears is, to a very great extent,
responsible for the extravagance of last
year's expenditures. The confidential
servant of George B. Sargent, he read­
ily undertook the engineering of all
matters through the Council which his
master directed. Under the loan of
1100,000 for street work, contracts
were let amounting to over $150,000,
utterly regardless of prices, or how or
when the contractors would be ulti­
mately paid. Without any legal right,
money specially appropriated by a vote
of the people f.r improving the levee
and establishing water works, was ta­
ken and appropriated to other uses,
and so large an indebtedness created,
above the uj.pivariations, as to require
a tax of $8H,000 to be levied this year
upon a people poorly prepared for such
a levy. All this was done through the
joint contrivance of Sargent and his
man Sears.
To compensate him, a street called
Bridge Avenue, at the top of which
dwells Aid. Sears, was excavated at an
expense of thousands of dollars,
and our
City Bonds placed in the hands of AM.
Sears for sale, he reserving for his ser­
vices, besides his salary, various sums
amounting iu all, as allowed by the
Council, to the following sums
July 2-1
Aug. i
1. H. Sears, sale or bcndti. $ 600 00
376
1,000 00
50100
1!H 45
"7 JO 00
150 00
Oct 21
Veb
Amoautliif la alt to $3,430 04
A snug little sum considering that
the ordinance fixing the salary of Al­
dermen expressly provides that ¥200
shall be in full of all fees and compen­
sation for duties of Alderman. The
Mayor selected his "tool" as agent for
sale of bonds, for reasons best known
There other expenditures which this
alderman has caused of which we shall
speak in future.
Aid. Mackintosh is another specimen
of etjual celebrity. From 5th to Lo­
cust street he has cansed the erection
of public lamps as thick as the stars
in the milky-way. There are no less
than 49, at an
annual
cost of to
each post or €1,T0-4 in all, and this in­
cludes eight lamps in the woods near
the dwelling of Mr. Mackintosh, one of
which is located in the rear of his
yard.
bam
Thus above 5th street upon
Harrison t^ie public lamps cost nearly
one fourth of the annual expenditure
by the city for gas. This is exceed­
ingly profitable to Aid. Mackintosh and
his lots, but a i.ax ridden people en­
quire,
cui bono
Under a joint committee for employ­
ing laborers to work upon streets, AM.
Mackintosh is grading untravellcd and
unopened cross streets upon his land,
cutting ditches, fcc., in a locality where
the work will not be needed for years
for public use. Under the same plan
Aid. Sears is grading Bridge Avenue
by quarrying rock and macadamizing
Front street at the expense of the city,
while in all other cases, owners of ad­
joining lots have paid for such work.
If this system of reckless extravagance
is to be pursued, where shall we end
with bankruptcy staring us in the face
and the people groaning under the
burthen of a heavy tax. We deem
the conduct of these men wholly un­
justifiable and so we believe the people
will think.
We shall have more to s»y about
these aud kindred topics hereafter,
The Democratic State Tic^el.
MB.
EnrroR: The ticket nominated by the
Democratic State Convention, on Thursday
last, And which yon have placed under
your editorial head, is, in all respects, an
excellent one. The candidates are well lo
cated, and, in every caae, reliable Demo
crats, and men of sterling integrity of char
acter. Judge Douglas, who heads the tick
et, for the post of Secretary of State, is a
resident of Beuton county, in the Cedar
Kiver Valley, some fifty mile north of Iowa
City. His name was presented to the Con
vention by the united delegations from the
northern part of the State, who, without an
exception, endorsed him as a good Demo
crat, and a good man. He was present at
the Convention, and addressed it, after his
nomination, making a very favorable im
pression upon that body. He is a large,
well built man, with a frank, open expres
sion of countenance, and apparently be
tween forty and forty-five years of age.—
His friends warmly urged his nomination,
and those who met him for the first time
were at once prepossessed in his favor.
Theodore S. Tarvin, the present highly
popular Register of the State Land Office,
waa nominated without a competitor, and
by acclamation forState Auditor. All men,
political opponents as well as friends, con
cede that he has discharged the duties of
Register with scrupulous fidelity and no
one will undertake to question his equal fit
ness for the position of Auditor. There is
not a man in the State better suited to that
post Mr. Parvio's residence to in Musca
tine, on the Mississippi. S. H. Lorer, nom
inated by the Convention for the responsi
ble position of State Treasurer, resiaes in
Cass countv, on th« "Missouri Slope," and
is about nfty-ftvs years of ago. He was
warmly aadornd by several geaOemea
whose ripr—miMM we regards! as p»
fsctly reliable, and who bad, SSOse of then,
known him year* ago, in OMe—where he
held positions of responsibility and trust,
before becoming a eitisen of Iowa a
thorough, consistent Democrat, end an in
telligent, honest man, who. if elected, wonld
faithfully discharge the lutiee of the office.
The residence of J. M. El wood, Esq., our
candidate for Attorney General, is in Dee
Moines, the present capitol of the State.—
While his private character and his Democ
racy are above assault, his abilities, and le
gal knowleli?e, it is admitted by hit politi
cal opponent* even, abundantly fit him for
the position indicate'!. The nominee for
Commissioner of the Dee Moinea Kivir im
provement, Chnrier Baldwin, reeides in Ke
osauijua, Van Bur»n county, and Is an in
telligent merchant, of thorough business
ha Kits. The d'l^gation from that county,
Mesarr. Knapp, liailey, Bouney, Ac., were
utianituoiH i» asking his nomination, whk-li
was conceded without competition, and ly
acclamation. "Last but not leist," for Reg
ister of the Slate Land 'dice, we have upon
the ticket our own |opulur young townsman,
an arJeut, talented supporter of the Demo
cralic cause, through evil report as well
as good, in adversity as well aa pro«|erity,
James M. Keiil.
The five nominees first above named hav
ing been agreed upon, it was claimed by
many that the young Democracy of the
State—largely and ably represented in the
Convention—were justly entitled to a rep
resentation upon the ticket, and as general
ly agreed that '"Old Lee," her "empire
county,'' was a very good |oint for him to
hail from. Accordingly, on the first ballot,
Mr. lieid hud 1 fti votes, against 30 or 40
each, thrown to some three or four other#,
and tlu ii received, by acclamation, the nom
ination of the Convention.
This position of Ueinster of fltate Laud
Office, it need hardly be mentioned, is one
of much importance to the I?s Moines Val
ley, and the citizens of Keokuk, in connex
ion with our lo'jal interests, as will be read
ily understood by those who reflect a mo
ment Upon the subject.
It is in the pi wer of the Democracy of
Iowa, by "a lont pull, a strong pull, and a
pull altogether'" to elect lh* above ticket.
Let us thoroughly organize, and do it!
THE
NEXT
NEWS
KKOJI
UTAH
—The last in­
telligence from Carnp Scott represented
(ien. Johnston at about to niercli with his
whole army—three thousand strong—into
Suit I^ike City, in two days He has been
reinforced by (Japt. Marcv's command from
Santa Fe, and the supply trains of Col. Hoff
man from Fort Leavenworth his men w^re
in tine condition, and his stock of uniiiials
complete. The fiovernor and Peace Com
missioners had already preceded him. The
entrance of the army into the capital of the
"Saints" will p'lt the intentions of the Mor
mons to a practical test. Their threat, will
be remembered—that he appearance of the
soldiers within the capital should be the
signal for converting Salt Lake City into
another Moscow. We shall see whether
they will carry out that intention. We
know nothing of what has been lioin? in
side of the city, except from the statements
of the Mormons themselves: for Governor
Cumming was ignorant and foo ish enough
to excluile the newspaper correspondents—
a fact which is in itself evidence that he is
not the man for the iniss:on he is upon. He
ought to know something of the nature and
value of the newspaper press, and the pop
ular desire to te informed through that me
dium upon ull matters of public importance.
Mr. Cumming ught to have been born in
Austria or Turkey, or some country where
the press withers under the blight of cen
sor hip.
From the intelligence we have been able
to gather, it is clear that the question of re
sistance to our troop? is a mere party one
in Utah, and, moreover, that the party lines
are drawn pretty close. The peace men—
among whom Brigham Young chances to
be—have a small majority but the war
party is still a forrnid ible one—the more so
because it comprises the men who made the
largest sacrifices for the cause, who have
lost their all for it, and are therefore unwil
ling to give it up without a struggle. The
men who came obedience to the call of
the Church from C.trson Valley, San Bar
onrJino ai other points, wheie they had
accumulated fortunes—all of which are now
lost forever—are not likely to submit quiet
ly, and go forth into exile without making
an effort to retain some foothold on the soil
of I'tali. If the city should be burned on
the approach of the army, we should not be
surprised to see these men take to the moun
tains, turn guerillas, and keep up such har
assing assaults on the troops that another
Florida war may be the result.
In the partial exodus of the Mormons
southwards, we do not recognize any cer
tain indications that they mean to abandon
the Valley altogether. It is more probable
that they will settle at l'rovo aud other
small settlements around, in the hope that
the army may be withdrawn, when they
calculate to return and enjoy their own
again. Perhaps their leading men s, e far
ther into the movements of the Indians on
our western frontier than we do—if they
are not the instigators of some of the hostile
manifestations, which, if they continue, will
necessitate the employment of our army at
other points besides Salt Lake Valley. If
this should turn out to be so, it will prove
that (ien. Johnston was right iu urging the
immediate advance ot the army into the
city, and that (iov. Cumming wa9 wrong.
Following the example of Millard Fill
more, Gov. Cumming has adopted a tem
porizing policy, and the Mormons are most
likely humbugging him as they did them.
Iu view of these things, the next news from
L'tah will be of the highest interest per
haps the most important yet received from
that quarter.
DISOBDBB
IN TIIK UEI'BL'UCAN
FORCES.—Dis­
order and dismay pervade the ranks of the
Republicans in this district, which will soon
1 reak out into open hostility.* In nomina
ting Mr. Vandever they set aside every
prominent worker and politician iu their
own ranks. O'Connor, ot Muscatine, who
has done them more service than any other
man iu their ranks Smyth, of Lynn, who
possesses both influence and abilit3' Thor
ington, of laven|*ort, who is ready to creep
into and through all the dark hole-t in
Christendom Price, of Clayton, who has as
much sly cunning as a fox Clark, of Iowa
Cit}', who always has the facu'ty of making
his hearers think he is on all sides of a ques
tion all of these stagers have been set aside
much to the disappointment of masses of the
party This leaven begins to work, and
as our readers will soon see, produce its fruit.
They need not be surprised if one of the
most prominent of the men whom we have
named should take the stump against Mr.
Vandever. Our word for it, there ia fun
ahead.—Exprt**
d~ Herald.
tjrsrnucTtojra.
IVIrs. J. O. P. Burnftide
WILLa
Giva INSTRUCTIOWS ON THE PLUTO
to limited number i pupils
Lr*ons fivti at her reMd"nc«, corner of Malnaad
Seventh street., or at the rctidence *f pi plli.
DsTeoport, Jane 24.1863. 2VI6i
Atwatcr's Patent First Freiira
FIFTEEN DOLLAR
family Sewing Jttaehine,
EXCBILKD
by none for practical utility, Mmplio
tty, durability or beanty. For tale at No.
Br»ily street, Davenpoit, lows. The public are re
spectfully Invited to call and examine for th' mMives.
PAUL, FAKI k CO.
M-dlf Proprietors for Iowa and Minnesota.
& /I ON Iwl Estate, for one cr two
vf vlVyyesrs. CCKBIN fc DOW.
juljtt dlw
Building Lots to Eichanie
FOR CATTLE.
Apply to O AUGUSTUS HAVHJLND.
Baal Mite Agent, 81
Cor Brady
and Second sts
Je30-d2«r
Billiard Tables for Sale.
Foca
of anfflth k Bro.'s best Marble Bed Tables
Willi Ones, ball», Jtc, complete Also Bar Far
nltare, Jrm Chair*, fee., will b* sold separately or
together, on liberal raa. Bnqaire of
0KO. IKDU8,
atyMw Mliard Boaas, Hlckoll'n Block.
rpn Partnership kwMn aMk( under tbe
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thorough bntd Durham Bull, DAVY
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II tUbl^i Div npurl.
u o i o i i o u n $ & a e
ur part bred, git), lor tborouco tireless ftA).
DiiscairTiow.—•"Da»y Crock tt" la a .Jeep red,
c»lvc! on the ^Itl) of March, Kj6,bml by
J«c.b P.erce of Clark county. (!uo. He in »ne of the
rlaaal »bort borurl Iiurbaui Bui,* of h't l" the
Bta'eo, or in Bugled. See bit PeJigre«e, No. 1-fcJs,
Vol.
4,
American nerd
'I)»*y CroeVi-U" wan got by lm rt
ed Aiu
:ut uf To .i.» Vi-.ima.
tan H2- Lady of the Lake by Imported Keformer
I4.-IU&J R"»e i»f Uhaf-n h-lTtdere |17K3J RdH- »e
5lb ty it Uubbark [Usi Ik-d Mo.a il by Hi.
(3race [111.] Red Uo»e lot by Tarl-otoTjuh (TuO]
Aio«fi»" Cow by Favorite [-J4SJ by Hnuee
by Kobj.mb ['-"i-'i by liutback ^'^1 JauM*
Br wti'i Keil bull, [87
For furth'^r paruenUrs IB quire at Cannes and
Fiencf.'s MHU. Went Itaveniort.
AfV-r dev 'tim:a larite vort.en of ntjrtim* for the
pad sit ycnr», tparlni: c« liter tr jul-le or i-xp. ii-,. u,
..Oiaiii tbe b*ft thoro.iL'h-irel k that could be
in Mil- country -r in K-i:-i*, 1 am bappy to 'Ute
tli.it I .hi Hi?tly restn-meiid one «,f u,r bast youns
th. r^.'li l-ie-l SUiii.-ns iu tbe wo-H, ore of t|it !.e,t
Mamm'th Jack, and Imported UwruOKh-brcl Hur
ham linlls, und as Uo-jd a 11 r- jrd Bull xa Kupiar.d
v rjilui'-d. an aid-rie'j .11, and Stiff ,Ik
The *TTicc* of all the-.' u'umaU an-wttlnu tbe
reaili of 'v ry person who w sue* t- ln.jir..ve 11
»t:k. Ti.uUavery Important brauch ufar i ul
turai Interests, ana ouxht .i. be (.•*••
ry wtere a pr. :u
itRiitoue allboegh it har b'Te'on.re beviiiu.ii.iit.ii
ait.KK-i of tut Karma ,f Iowa, »li«j h.vi not pai-i
cumcient alf-nti ii the pruderiii-u i pure high
bred in main. ltis*wli
kuuu
fact, p,trtlml.it iy
aiii"".' the growi ri- .»f tliicSTOLE in Ei.^.ati!, ihat
the ue.«t ure should be a pure 'borough bred .uu
iD.i! a* rlieji flspriuc ufa sireof the oppu»il ctiaraeii-r
lnvarubl Kb"\v-th-dofe tsnfau imp 'feetpedigree.
Anotli«r fact equally ••s'abli.-h J, alihuuul, it may
appeir ktrauKc to noiue, is that the "tl-prm-- fr
qu ntly ponies the distinctive trails ef ch.inci*rt
which li ft imps• -c fed the dam. These, and uiatiy
eqaaiiy imp jr 'a tuler It of the I'rst it c«,
fcity to obtain tl oroiiih-br'-t animals, for the inj
pr.ivem' iit,, STOCK or all kind.
Th aubf ntx ha*, and will keep constantly on
hand for Mle Thorounh-bred Mock.
aprftd&w^Jin J. M. GANNON.
Notice to Stock rowers*
HOROI OU bred Stallion "KRANCB,"
Pni.iGaEE.—Frsoc aired by Imported Clencoe, he
by 3u!tau lul dam iip-d by Wa-'ni r, be by bir
i e s 1 a A n n e i y y u i- e y i
Artliy. :i 1
daiu,irecian Princes.-, by Cu.ik or lllack
biirn'a "Whip he ly liiiponel ••Whip" -lib dam.
(ieu. Hampton'- Kar.i: n, he by Flimii ip. OIMIB:U,
Dani- I Hunt's Figure Maie, by lr. Hamilton's liu
ported Figure. 6t)i dam Old tHamiie rkin, by im
porte 1 WiMan, le by Cade- 7lh dam. DtluiCv'n
Cub Mart- by Cub,l.e by id Kok. Hth dam, by 8rc.,nd
he WdB alau Lie dam of Ib'-g od racer Amaint n«
9tli lain, Startling, sue al-o Ui -dam "I l.teds, Fop,
and K4ash, vod racers, loth dam, (lid Partner.
ijF& e Ainericin Turf Keyi.-ier, I M. oJ. page tS
also V ,l 4:1., panes 46. 113.830 iind (if3.
See Weatheiby's Kn«nsh btud Book for further
particular* if needed.
PcsiRiPTiON France was ab il In the Sprini
i! InVI lie is a b.'ai.t if id client nut, stan U l.r hands
1 inch bluh. Ills te ar hind font la white,• \iendin
little above the paster joint, an 1 he has a v. ry
pr'tlyftar on his forehead. His tail il two shades
lighter than the .lor of Ins »ty. Ills foim is ry
g«.d—he has a line oie.ui le el and all tlus'-piuta
which nstitnte a tin- forehead, has a line muztlw
and «reat width between the two Milof lh'lowur
ia», where it 'oins the n-ck. and a tlirottb la ge and
weH detached He has remarkably fine prli ke.| earl
eyes full and spirittd, nostril- lira", lu ck muscular
et li^n', crest thin. His sh.n.lder is well set on
the ch st. sbi'Ui ier blade is ob)»|ii-iy laid in, with a
full de» *i.'pmeiit of inu»c|i s to wove it, che-t well
.level'.pil, up er arm louK and muscular,knees brcjd
and strsni u-Mat and show suhp' nsory. liiianient
Iirue and fr« pasterns out: and ublique, feet .-oiind
an proper SiKe, tine withers, good ng'li ..f body,
back iiiusi-iilar, loins full and sironu h:ps wide anil
Koixl length and breadth of l-dj for Lunaciilar at
ta. hm in still and low. thi^h loiiu', gtnm: Hint
fully developed hock bony and strong bone* Lr I .w
the icli, II it slid froe from adhesion ih- liuatuenis
and tendons are full am standing free from the
bon" nits weil f.rmed and wide. In fact all his
poiiits are proportionate anj characteristic of the
symni' try of the true home.
KRMS.—Cash iu advance. $25 for the season,
|.r insurance.
This horse will stand dnrinx the season of ISSKat
my l/,rn in West I). veiKrt, aud will serve a limited
number cf mares )beai'|es th-ge of his owner) on Uie
t-rms above meiitioiitd, tie money to paid when the
Uiare is seivel. In every ease. The difficulty uje
rl i -it in making c.lie. turns, renders a s.rict ad
herence to this rule absolutely necessary' Mans
bred to this horse, n..t proving in foal, can li seiit
back to the him the following year free of iharue.
•very p-ecauli.ii will 1» t»k. a to avoid accident
and escapes, but should any occur it will be at the
riikof tbe owners.
For full particulars apply at Cannon A French's
Mills, or to J. M. CANNON.
LIST or WINNERS, BT THE KCKOWSEI) IMPOETkD
OI.KNCOE, SIKE K UlANCi
Pocahontas, the celebrated Kngil.-h race mare, lam
of StcM'kwell. Ratal Ian and K.init Tom.
Heel, the ither of Prioress and Lecmrpte.
i' ytODa, licnnie Lassie, tbe celebrated marc Charm
er, Bib n liateman, Nannie Ia w is. Fannin King,
Miss Julia, Blonde. Wild Iii-l.man, U .i.ni»I addle,
Nicholas 1st, Prior, llornpip", Highlander, Qov.
Wlcklifle, and a boat of others.
LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BV WAOKER, SIRB OF
FRANl K'B OAM.
Slisa Goldsbv, Flonda, Laura SpiUtnan, Pass Farrls,
Sam I^tcher.
For further particulars of the ce'efcrated Wagner,
see account of his famons race with Orry Eagle in
Turf Rtgiater ot ltUO, reported by Wm. T. Porter.
apr'JJiVwKm
Ybe Mammi th Jack,
it
Di:VCO\ DAKI»E1\,"
WILL
8BRVE A L1MITRD NUMIIKR OF
Marcs, the ensuing swaton,
TERMS—cash—slnjile leap. $10 season flft.—
Mnr.-s by the season, not proving with foal, win
served tre following season free "f ihsrge. Kvry
precaution wll: be taken to prevent accid-.nts, but 1
will not 1) resiKinsibl. should any occur.
Tbe pn.prietor would i *11 theattmii fi of farmer?,
and thjM- rsors raising sicn k. tj tin treat demand
t.ir Mill' s iu all parts of iliec.i.ntry, and tbe high
pric-s at which they are n w selling.—Call and di
amine Deacon Dar«len before havinK your in.iret
^.'.-ved. For fur her particulars ciujuire at Canu-jn
At Fieoch's Mills or of
apt'JdfcwSm J. M. CANNON.
THK
t(*B80BIBKE OFFBR3 TO PKR-tONS
Wishitii toiuiprore their sloi k. th' r. rvictsof
his thor.itigh bre i Heteford Bull »'|iO\ 1:11." bri-d
by Krastas Corning, of All any, N. V and can re
commend liim to th.- public as S' ccnd to no Uull ot
his age and bbod in tbe United States.
PicDIUkEK —Bover, ealred April 4 Ii, 1^54, got by
Cardinal Wiseman dam, Btan'y. Cardinal Wise
man .t by Expectation, out of Wisdom ty Wood
»tock, g. dam by Vo'inii Favonte. i.tof Mr. Tulles*s
Trvli gar Prise Heifer Expectation was by Hope
..ut ef the eeb-bratad Cow. Old 8(ot. lie is wn
brother to Mr. C'arp«titer's DuUb'gs, which obtain
ed tl.e first prize of Ui" Boyal Agricultural Society
three jears in succession aa a one two aud tlireey ar
old.
U'auty, by Wonder. (4J0) dam. Pretty Maid, by
Tom, (?43) grand dam. Pretty Maid, by Chalstrev,
k' dam, Old Damsel, by Coalman's Bull -ggg dam,
Old Datcey, by Chanrellcr Kg'g dam, Cheriy N 2
ly the late Thus, Andre# Kniuhi'i Hull, winner of the
cap at Hereford. 1807 rsggge am, Cberry No. 1 bred
by the late Tlus. And'ew Eniglit of Downtou (Jaslle
near Ludlow
Persons ib'slrous Of lmprovii.g their »toek either
for the dairy or for bert, would do well loavall them
selves of this opjMVtunity
ot
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J%*JS If* JtRMMVAM,
—AT THE—
cmr SHOE STOMB.
d. An oa.lixiiTor
Comer lib aud Brady *('«,
ISof
NOW RKCKIVINO in« SI:MMRR STOCK
Boots and Mlxciea tor
ftfits', Ladles' and blldrf as' W ear,
Which fur snp-rl .r qi.i ity SL I variety moot be
e*.
cried allof »b:t. .»a been luinufaclured and se
l.-cted txpntf.y i. s
KKTlli TRADE,
and wi I b-- Soid at th most reaaonabl* priws to sutt
tbe t:ms He alau ni.tuufsi lure* to or. er
Civsl*' I'll!*' I'rcnrb Calf Hoots
S«wel an. I P'gged Gaiters and Shoes made by the
bent of »o: k mei. at Ute City fchoe Store.
Jnne2-dtf
SPUING AND SiMMKR STOCK
BOOIN anil Slioen,
A 'l
No 84, Brady Streeti
J^tS.
W O U o s i- -p e e u v n o e i n e n o
the city of Davenport and the »ui r. undlne i ountry,
that he Is now p-rilng fr. in the b.p'. Manufacturers
•if Xetr tSngUini unl P'lUmUdjJtia,
geu. rai anortiu-1. of
Ot
Brady and Second Streets. Wdl31dtl
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Wlioloaale di Zlotall,
THE F.JM'tlli:
BHADT srarBT,
VI fB have now in sl« a largo and well selects
Tv stoch of B.s and ijlu.sa, to which we Invite
the attention of a.i in want of articles in our line.
Country TraJers
wishing to replenish their ste
will tlml it to their advantage to cali on us before pur
chasing i I sewhere.
Toonr iiKmeroiis customera who prefer ttastcm
IFori we continu to hold out induciTiietils In tho
way of
ffrimt
vfocjk and
stylish wort,
A
my
Btablas,
West Davenport, Iowa.
l'ci'ioiiKC.— "Deacoii Darden" was got by Mason's
ceb brate.i importe'l "Manim'Hh" Ja k—out of a
thoroiign-bre 1 "Black Wan i«r"* Jenny.
UKSCRIPTIOS.— 'Deac«.n Darden" was foaled en
the lath of July IS i4, bred by Qui. Cliri.tman,
J'Saannii County. Ky. neis FOURTEEN HANDS,
THBBE INCHES Hum AND linowijio. As for t. ue,
muscle and sinew, h- i nn n'lal e by any Jack in
th" Sta.e, and will challenge compailaon with any in
tbe Union.
breeding to this floe
animal.
The Hereford cattle are deeded te bo the most
choice beef In the world.
Terms of service —F. common and grade cows $5
per head for thorough bred cows floper head.
Enquire at OeuMn It French's Mills, Weft Daven
port, Iowa. J. M. CANNON.
antMAwftm
JfHtuietU.
PROF.iatt
WOLLMBR. ofOfrmany. for
tbe two and a half years had charge r.f tbe
department of Instrumental music in th Troy Con
ference Academy, West roultn y, t,, has made this
city bia permanent home, and off-'' hli prof, ssional
services to the cRizms of Davenport and vicinity, up
on tha following terms
HLates of instruct!, n per session often weeks, at 3
leaaona per week—Piano or Me'.odeon, $10 Violin,
in cla«a'«. $" Mecicai Oompobitlon and Thorough
Baas, $'20 Io adli' ion to the above, instruction Is
olhred to a cl is* iu GeraMn at $3 per term of 10
weeks, 2 lettoss a week.
Inatractlon will be given at Winner's Music
Rooms, No. 1, Fonet's Bio i^corner of 31 and Per
ry streets
Sh r.ld any desiring Instruction on the Piano rr
Melodeon at thatr own homes, they can b- arcommo
dated at an extra aharge r.f [er term.
FREDRICK WOLLXSB
Plane* toned by the year or otherwise.
jeW-dlmo
metal Warehouse,
45 Wabash Avraenne, hlcege. IU.
Tha umlersfgned Iropirter snd deal'r la Tin Plate
Sh*.t Iron, Wire, Block T»n, Copper, Zinc, and Met
al* generally, has eataMI-hrd at the above place, a
METAL WAREHOUSE.
Where can always be found a good so:
fly of all arti
cles in bis line All orr-crs promptly executed.
Hir on band—'Tweuty Ions No S and 9 Fence
WrrT. [J-*1» U.)J TFLOS DICEBRSON.
Mack lot & Corbin,
Bankers and Dealers ia KichaafCi
HO. 2. WEST 8BCOND STRER,
Dsveapert, lsWR
Ixoums Saixne. BCTISO
On New Tork, 1*
On Ohicafo, fhr.@»@M
IH
M01K
On at. Lows,
Sou IX
rnrdg* Drift* tmg i InM,
AVUeeferryswaei
•MaHs and
UM MM at tha
latalras, la aaUlaMetMMii aMn
wmpeWwBtlWs
Hiam
not equalled
this side of New York.
All kluds of Ladies' work "lancfacttm-d as usnal
iaWkltfJ MOOKK a GARltKTT.
Mlij is the Dfnand so Ureal for
Dr. Mann's
At-ii i:
Beeanse It will. ID all cas.^, anf' ly and eflr.-etuaily
cure lh.it ni'.ch dreaded fc.onge of 1 be Wei I- Chi is,
Fever and Aaue—withoi.t failar.il in casea «iil u.un
teraei the ois .iiof Malaria, of wha-h I icttl on and
ean testify aim ui.like all oih-r ie sti miis. it isoiily
ri' itini ii.:. (l one i las-..f diseaas, an as a tonic
Itfls tinsiii passed. We will' A a few ei idcticei of
Its woitb, by uicii (if iiiiiut nc and liii-h tan-lin^.
Princeton, ///., Sept.
DR. MANW—Jcar
£ir:
Foa teveral years past I
have used yotir Ag u" "als.ni in rny dni'y practice
and have cl. tely olwi ve-l its 11 cts in hundreds of
cases, and in no ue has It tailed to pri duce the
most happy ff-ct. 1 can most cheersullv rerrtmra i.
it at a cerla n spei llic for chills, fev. uu.i ague, and
inalarioaadiseases. Truly Yours,
n.
AUSTIN, M. D.
MriMI,
Mich.. Feb.
11
--ue lUlstm has gain" for Its' If in ev ry
plRce whrre si.Id. It really i-eems to be
t/nn rluedj,and
it sei:l. n.ore r«pi 1 than all others.
It is il'.-tioid to kupi-rc'-de al other a sue romedkain
tha market. Very ul v r, urs,
A & 8 11RNDRY.
New York, Feb.
hose
'J
t,
1SWI.
MKSSI1S U K MANM cV CO -6'ifitx: I have at
our
in st I.O'IIH sold your Ague Balsam sonic
threu ears, MH! have carefully obs rved Its H' ct in
curing, and mu-t in all can- or say, I do not believe
Its tipinl exists til all the world of in dicines. .my
personal kie.u |. dg- it has ruiul prriuanently ev ry
time, and I hav known it used, after all other reme
dies have te"ii tried in vain with 'he mo»t f,a .py re
sult. And «hal is re
marko'le
I have in v-r
known a case bnt what remaW'-.i cured, for at bast
that stu.-ou. I have no 1,. -iiinry in recomnie ndlng
it as a jH-rf i triumph overrhills and fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF O WOOD.
S K A N N O o i e o s a
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
k'ood Druggists.
J47-dltw3m
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TUE
RICHEST MADE*
EVE It
Worn by Kings or Em|f«rors«
What' Why 1 I'lfintlftd lit td Hair.
Kern use it is the ornament O himself provided
for alt our race. Header .although th- roae nny
bloom eeer so brUhtly in lb- glowing ch' ek, th' eye
be ever 10 -paiklirig, the 1.1 th he ihose or p" arl-, if
tbe head is bereft, of Its coveting or ilie hair be
snarled and bhrive'd, hai.-h and d'y, or worse still,
is sprinkled with u-ray, nature will los- more than
half b'-r caanns. Prol. Wood's Hair Restorative, if
used two or three times a we k. will restoie sndiier
miLen ly secure to all »uch nil ornament. Head the
f. io»i .g and Midge. The writer of the first is the
cclebi at"! Pianist, Thaibrg:
w Yoik, April ia, 18fW.
Dear Sir:—Permit me to express to you tueo.li^a
tions I am ander the entlie ri st oral ion of my hair
11 Its or ginal c,|„r ah .ut the tune of my arrival iu
the mi Ml states it Was rap dl" brcMning giay, hut
up 11 tbe application of your' Hair aestcrativ:-" It
on rec v. r. il iti origin 1 hue. I c.n^.der your
Restorative a« a v ry W01 rful i:iv.ntlon,i|idtecUi
cacious as well as agreealio.
I am, dear ir, jour^ trnlr, S. TIIALBBRO.
"Dtych a'r Owyliedyd.t."
Welch Newspaper offlce, 13 Nassau st, Ap'l 12,1B5S-
PkOK O Wooo:— D«'ar £ir Some uth or
six weeks ago I received a boitle of ynr Hair Res
Vra:ive aud gsve It my wife, who cuocludt try it
on hi hair, litll" thinking at the tun'* that it wonld
re„'..re the u-ray bal but to hers as well as my sur
prise, alter a few we k-' trial It has i^ rf..rin' that
won lerf il ff. y lurr.iog ail ih«* '.'f»v bans 10 a
dara br. Wll. at the same lime beautifying and tblck
emug the hair. I strongly rei onim. 1..1 the at ve
Restorative to all persons in want of such a change
of their haU. CHAttl.fcS CARDKW.
N w Y o k u y 2 6 1 8 6 8
Paor O WOOD Wita conn i-nce do I rei^m
•en I yonr Hair Restorative as b' ing th'- most efflca
clout artlc. I ever saw. Sice Qs.ng tuttr llairlt'i.
torative my hair aid whiskers uhich were alrno-t
white have gradually grown dark stid I n"W I
coctidtnt that a few m.T« spplicatl' ns will restore
tbem to their natural u«tor. It auo h»o nlltved
II
THIS
Par.
MOM
For Sale*
heewesa
.»5B88r
BOOK TRADER
Sheet Music
me
of all datidrnt! and unpl'-a^snt Itching, so common
among persons who perspire freeley.
K1LBT.
PROE Wnon: A'fut two yea»s aao my hair
commenced falling (IT and tuning gray I was fast
b-*c. in ii£ bald, and had tri' il many reiindiei to n
efl' ct I crnmi nce«l nslneycn' B»sf«irat.v In Jan
uary last. A few appl canons fastened my Balr
flrmiv. It h"gari t- (111 up. grow .ut. auitiir»)d
back to iti f. rniT |. r, (I a- k.) At this tim i: Is
fully restore! to its original .i.ir, al and ap
pearance, snd I ehwrfni v r'ooniaund its u» U all.
Cni' sgj, 1.1, May 1, lsf1. HOBS
The Restorative 1. pat op in bott'es of 3 s'aas, via.
large, medium an1 sm.il tb« small hells a pint,
and retails foi i.i.e dollar p*r bottle the medium
holds at l»sst twenty per cent more In p-oportloti
than the small, nils ir two
do.lare per otile i the
large hold* a quart, 40 per cent more in prop rtloo,
and retai t"r fU.
0 WOODS
CO, Prarri-torf, 312 Broadway,
Kn York, (in the i:reat N Y Wire Ra ling Establlab
ment and 114 Market st, St LouU
Abu sold by all good Druggists and Fan y Goads
D'alers. Jffl4fc»la
F. B.
Machiae aid Jobbing Shop.
JiAwr rif TDBEHS or
Cwrfie Patent Ost-illaiins Lu(la« Feree
psmp.
IS a douh e acting for e and Suekttori punp,
anl is more reidily i.vtrtel into a Fire Engine
than any other p-.mp now in e*e.
It has r-o' p:rmger." and is not a ro arr ptimp
1 would call 1 he attention of Rsilro»d and istram
boat offlo rs. also th» pr prietors of 8taW»s. Sawmllis
Ttcres, Private Dwellinga and Country seats to
it
lechinlats and Engineers are invited to examine
It.
Repairing done wittaont delay
Shop corner 8rd and LeOlalre street, Dsvenpor
Iowa. janeW-ahn
Cement MPrmin Pipt%
"TX)R DRAINIRS ARD OONDCOTINe WATER.
fer sala et the Manufactory, comer Perry and
nth atresia. RICROUI OROORRR.
JliMntkNllliM
iolinti, Aceordeom,
Fluiftt, MHfea,
OuUar»9 Brnnim§
Tambortnen,
ASDOTRKK I'M. .11 IK.s'ii. RKldf,
AT VEItV I.OW Plill KN|
1
—Ai.»0—
WSTmCCTORS 0^ ALL KINDS.
II. A. PORTER fc
Uf
URV.iT a.ltttt.ff.VS.
Aiitx' Old Heck Islnud Botk hi ere.
BK'N.ilud"d
TtUD
a large aud
Spring and Summer Boots, Shoes,
Rubber** Gaiters
Sfippirs,
of every variety and desci ptlon. As my goods are
made express! for
Ket.iil Trade,
to all th IS" v» 'io may 'a»or n.e with a call, I can
rnaratitee th- Workmanshipe.|nal to those manufac
tured in thio or any other part of the
fniteti StalM.
j^s. 11
mayHdtf No' b4, Hraly stieet.
Boot and Klioe Ki'iuof al
Soaford efts flluita
•are removel their boot Ac *)o« Hune to
N*. 3, NirbelPa BIM II,
Oomr
abb to m. ei ur eng i~-ir.ents, we I ave
'!v to cfl. our entlie -'a k 1 go., .- at
e.l y rw:n-id puces for.ah. th. bro tit of'.Hjr
creditors. Our sti ck ooisiate of B"*«. Btati 'iary,
ti 'i I Pci.», Wall l*ap*r,and i- ..n" of the m. st com
plete st- ks to be imi u the North weft, t. winch
W' InMt-ape. iui a'.l nii-.n We ha. al-. a large
an s:.p 'i ior stock Mu -i. al li stru-oectf, in lading
Piaoa u M' ioj(9on». Our st.sk .f |b et MusiO
wiii be sold at prices to astotii-h uie.stc bkyar.
Miaaeilaiii.u-Fo ke at cvt ami It- s. Manv arte us
al i.inc'., |eM than Br»t c.st. Great chince forcaah
bui basrs. Cit.z ns of Bock Island, Davenpott,
Moliti" aid vicinity, aie invi'.eil to call and examine
our stock.
11. A.roRTKR & BIli'TilKR.
Rok Island Jut:C.' lb '. i ineH-dtf
»eo. IV. Llh A: Co.
Pie. IU I.ePlsIre Haw.
JJAYB jast received a large tlock of
IIV#//
Also 00 eoi.-lgtirri' nt a rare 1 I i
SKTOLiIliilX
^whi.'h tliey will sell at the
liOtiitott Publishers' Prices*
A I.so
Hotli'% «nrt l.i\iuus|on,M
K W O K S 0 A K I A
lion. O. IV. Kmilli's
Remlnesceticof West' rn Life, inset jig of Sketches
of linlliei.' chai tcn-rs .u and 1.1 terras. Im
Isirtant legal trials In (be Stale of Inilana. Kc., &c
HvcN 64ypsg's. Prlce$.00. Ii..|41»'1. nabiy (tie
most ii t- re "n boi that lias appeared fir many
Korlt I«l ui4l Tr«*M|»aMKer«.
To all wliom it may oonncrn.
7Vlii£ JTOTU #J.
rpHK uii'lerslhti'd having 1 '"'u api« mted by tha
A War I)t .artni r.t a API"it of ll e Quarter Ma:-
Departui'-nt at ltoek I land," with full Instruc
lli n.i to"ado^t sll r.' ces ury measures for the pro
tection of the property 1.1 di predst ions and Intro
sii ii"." Now, 1 le ii-fore al. perse ns »li. ni-oever, 11't
having
lt-jal nyht
areh'-nby warued and notiilcd
to quit ih-premises, and abstain from any fu th«r
respass.
Hi -1)-ptity IJ 8. Marshal for Illinois will take
charge of »'.! wissl cut «'. the ground, and forl ld any
person removing the ijitil th proper dar.a-SS
can a se wd PAiD.
All pi rrons are Lereby forbid cutting wood or Um
her of auj kind and I.o'ltl' u ab-tsln from any
tre pa.s wbsim- vfr, as legal s'-' will be takes
aeainst such deprelators
H. T. fll.ATM 4KER,
(leelOdtf f) Aasr.l War Dspl.
U N A K I N
—AMi—
Furniture Uareroom*
TH
uniersls'iiel bavin/ taKen the new Store
room No .",5 1* riy t, (Mirwin's llloefc) le now
pr-pared to glv" bis strict peisoiial attention to the
undertaking t,u-ln ss In all i s brara hes. A large
and bands' m- assortment of (i.ffln* of everydescri|
tioii constantly 011 lorno including
Zinc, Mahvjany, Mark Walnut, Cherry, Ac.
A Hearse and any r« iui-r.e number of Ckrrlagei
urhiidicd to order. Coflin plates of a variety of pat
terns neatly etigra., t-1 I'linc i tr aittntWn leaell
ed to his new and t,- st. tk of
I'u mil urc.
TTsvir.g a w. rk •top eorm'-c'td with hii wan room
he it prepared to mM-ufact-.r. to..rder ali descrip
tion, of De.-ka, ward ro: ef, tables, Ac S.C. A large
assort in' nt of gilt and fancy moulding? on haod suit
able for bs.knu glass and plctorr fiamn.
A share of public patrobige la re^is-ci/ully soil 1fd.
aprldfcwtf A BARTIXrr.
Trustee'* Wale.
WBEBKAS
on the LTUI day of Jun-, *. 1867.
Frederick l-unwci 'I-at'd unto AnWInOor
bin as
Tr:
st«' a certain '-d of I ru-t, c. nv ymg
said Trust".- Hi land In Sinll c.,unty, Iowa, d- cribel
as lo.iows. wit A part' theso' th-w*st jU«rter
of the north-' a*t .juaiter -eciion n IIII'I-I
EDUCATI
o e
AT Tift
JRoek W9imnd
JVuaie
Jvn.lJ.dtf
Store*
prntl
iirt.an.s rt. Al't ill 17, 1W.
UTlii?stou,: (sreat Work
ON
E N A I s A I I A
Just received. Price—%3 IK».
At the ROCK ISLAND BOOK 8TORK
D-eiaat'
Bock IslAiid Book Store.
At thl- e-tibi!-h:.i 1
Wi|]
.• (out, 1 a large stock o
BLANK ROOK.".
BCHOOL HOOKS,
STATION KRT,
WALL PAPER
FANCY HOODS,
TANKKK NOTIONS
Ac., «.c„ Ac.
WHOi.nsALr, and
th, isffl.
DU. MANN I have sold a Urge am.itii? of
ycur A«ie li»! am iri ibis vi. inity, niid troiu my p« r
»"H'I knowledge of It, 1 e ievc u the best remedy tor
chill.-, lever audagueth.it his e^er IMI ?.|d in our
8tate. Rispectftilly Yi urs.
O. A. IIVDK.
Jhhtabmla, Ohio, January,
MFPSR8 fl
K
1st 1S53.
MANN .V CO !,
nU:
In tanvas-
S in.' th- Utiles of Ohio and Michiu-ui forth- sale of
th* din, rent r.medi s of which we have coi.ln l, our
alt'11:1011 has been called to bi i vr Ih' gr. at n.-.me
that yonr
RI
:TAII«
Agents White's N. V. Type F-u:idry and R.
Hoe jt Co 'ri
riUNTiNo I'luvsns.
A large st'^k of print-r'* Mat-rial en hand.
At our
Ml .SlC STUliK,
i oUt,1H57.
(oppo-ite ih Book Store)
will be foe.nd ue lilt- most tulsnnu stocks of Pi
anos and Melodeon* in the N'.rth-Weit. A vldlt to
our sales room will p-.y ih" tro'iMe.
11. A. poRTKiifc imnTncR,
Jan14!Siwtf .ck Island, 111.
Thonsanas ui Kolls ot all Paper
FROM TEN CUNTS AND Ll'WAUKg,
For Sole in Lots io suit Purchasers.
HORDKRS
Flrebnard Prints, Tlerter Ornarrents,
Window "ha'tcs, «Jotd Trs:. .ar. nt and b- aut'.
f, I'nper I'urtains. [Jam, sriuii, blue, ull and 1
gttri'd, at very |. w prices. H't at" I'tnirtd. Iphia I'h
ler Hanger-, and l.ai.t every styl» of pap. r. Who
w. uld be wi'h bare wulli, when y."i can have your
h-.'"'"s paper'd and ma le cm for table f.r a trifle,
Wall-1, !t onis, Ceilings and Le-orative Papering
done iu a style not to le- ex eli« d.
Please call on Second atret t.con.er of Rock Island
fiUFPflMUi A RON.
Jnly2Jd Paper Dealers aud Pater llarur' ra
I
mi teen
14] In township nnuilwr seven'y-e.g't |T'*J n. rth ..f
.an*. three 4«», t-arti ,. «r.v described
a- rollovv• Cooim' re in^ in the
1
eH'r ot the A len's
drove load, wli. the rata''c" ske« the (enter line
of raid ie
"ti.D,whi. rnne a.tand west I
heme Tun
ning ,t4
#l,,i
fciont: at cn:er iln. of sal I te n
nine ihiiris an I n V nt\-nluo links, th»-r.c in a
north-ea terly direct., n meihains and ih:rty and
oris t.a I iin'is, to the nt' of sod Atl'n' l.rcve
road, aud thMict along tho a ni.r of sai Ail-n's
Grove road, it a south-easterly direct!' n, to tbe
place cf ginning, brine nine and 70-100
chains, au I n'ali il.'-'four a. e.: wh.h saidcoQ
vejai.c/ wa made by the sa Frederick Lunger for
the purpose't curing th- pavmeht ,f tl.n e rtalti
pro'ui.sory not's aril theititrett ther on -igr.-d by
aaid Lunger, an 1 'atcl the 'J7th day of A u
1-.M, piya i--a* follows One for one thiu-and dol
lars ui fourteen days o' for two bun lied arid forty
one .liar.,and ne for the 'tim ofseveh hundred and
llfty nine e. l*r •. last two in th-et year' a"er date
With interest at tli rate of t- 11 je eeri! piyeb'e an
nualv, which ~aid nitef »"i" to the ord^r of Kh*a
th Mil er, and were assigned
ky
her to St'phen
Thompson.
And now th" lnt»r"-t n said two last Botes hav
ing become due and payable and the said Frederick
Lunger having fBi!**l to pay tie- earn', I Aus
tin CerMn, Trnt'ee as a'ore«i'.d, hereby give
thN public notice, that by lirtne of the power
Which is ill m- v t' il ly said deed ofTrurt.l will on
e lnesdiv the intb day of July A I at the hour of
2o'clo k iu Ihe aftern .rn of said 'lay, at the Court
H'.use dt .r In th- city of Davenport. *poe- and «.fl«r
for sab-, at jublle auction, o tbe lo.'t.est bldd-r for
cash the par. el l.m I al»v» ileacr.b. d, or in much
th' re. fas shall b- surtKi'f't to «ati»fy and pay the
amount nf wld r.ote with the intefest tbtreon to tbe
day of «a.e, tocther with ail tbe o»ts and expenses
ati.'.iOln^ said sale, costs of this Dot.ee and Tiu»tee's
fees.
Dated th« *d day o( July, A D, 1866.
AUSTIN CriRBIN,
Julysdtd Trnatee.
Hew aliiuct lVareroom.
(COR. ROCK ISI.SBD AM OUMTII HT'S)
TlTHEEa sll kinds of Furr.Hure c»r, be had ewh
vf as Chair-, Tab.ea, To.Iet«, Hureaos, Kink and
Wash Stand-, Wardro'es, C'lpboards. Fancy B-l
Steadr, mmon Bf -ad-, N«w St le Extension
Tab:'", and otner articles too numercu- to m*rtion
Who wants Hook Cases, Counters St'sks, Show
case*, cf every kind and mad? to order asd warran
d.
OIJ FURNITURE REPAIRED
As gool as n'W. Fofas furr'jhed with New Springs
Trtn.m-d and repair- Mahogany, Cane Beat, Oflee
and Har Room alrs paired and warranted food.
Patiitiu* and Yarniabii.g d..ne on Uw sherteat Be
tiff
Tha undersigned will always be fotind at hie ahoy
to All ail order*.
Ladie*. bavs yonr rumitare varnWhed and aave
nunur! of puffhinnf o#We
Jan31dtf 0. W. OOLB.
liiMiMpcrsl RaiiMkMpers!
mHE greataat attention will be paid by tits aebserl
ber to repairing Furniture la the moat aobatta
Ual aaasoer and neataat style. Old Chairs
ead taaey
Mialad Fcnsitnrerapalntad
le any stjrli i^|t
teMeat rsrniiara
ett«MlBV
iATH TIPTON'S
e a n i e o e e
LOCATED:
P«ORi%, ILL Main street.
DAVENPOkT. IOWA Cor. Fifth and BrvtylUb
»R«OfOR»
Ron K Powell,
lUn
a Woodward. Ran
N Turns., E»f|
wi« How 11 Km[
Win lif irg, Et'i
A K.rtbtl, Esp
Het ry N-lie.
Tho- Mayne, M-(|
JOE F-'ye,
Wl'l'am A'Mi, »sq
JocP Ck Eft
Ja K Kdi.ji, Eaq
Jao ma. Es'i
Wm c.itrk, Ksq
Ch*. Putnam,
nee,
FACULTY 1
Profmor* or Book-»nl f|f«rig
W ,1 """'7 tessii
Br+nckt* and Lut^ru,
Ma £c€n»oe 0/
O0*nl,*
•SllFTO*.
GOLMMIT%
E DODUB.
Utturer* on Mtr.nntUt Um, /Mlroadimm m*
Marinf I*u
CUAS t' BOWSET,
Jno DILLON,
DAVIDSON.
CBAS
rvrsu.
tMtur, r.i on atul
Ffn.in.w
Btlkv L.IM'BH, JNOP OUK,
b*ct*rtr* n Political OUtOry omd fXmntrcial
Otvyi a/./.y
UENav S Acsvia, WMTOLARK.
Instructor* in the Ocitact and Practic* of 1
nt— PotimanMp and MercantiU Corr«*Ma
donee
W 1avia, 8 S Tirrow.
Special Ltcturo* will bo deliver oil
p»6/io.
Timo 11/ O'liimmting—N
Life .")
rrrrirneffy
If gtnUtmtn of known cfltbruu, vJUdk wttt to
froo to tiu
TirmoM.
For fu!l Rcrc»nM!^ Cnursc IncfTJtttlTf lit iTepsrf-.
luei.t of lbs k*'**pii g.l. ciures an I Penmaokhlp,
time utdimit'-d QUO
For 24 lessou* business writing, ft
For uiilioiit'd conn business writlnx N
v—anv time.
W.irji/.i/i»—Issued in one College goad la
the 01 l.er
Awaide.1 to well |iiallt'iel gradnates.
Ac/U'»'e
yu'iliftratkmi to rntrr—An
ordlaary
LIl ti-h %Mu. ation.
College Hoc uis Uis-e aiAl commoilnius. airy, neat
ly fuimsh'd. ..uvenlentl arenigi d. and in theBkwt
beautiful and heanl.y I. ea |..ns In the ala.ve clllen.
Any further Information *1 I lie given with plea
sure on a pi lit atlou at th- t'olltge,
cr
they
by rending fer
Circular, Adcrcti
MAVIS TlPTtlN,
Janet
14tt PeorU or Davenport.
Davenport Commercial Colle^
Uilg^'s Itlock, cor Thlr I and Perry sts.,
IIA VKNPORT, IOWA.
SJ^INOORPOR ATED IN 1850..4J
—Ulkai ton*
Hon Sargent,
aoP Ciok, Ea*i,
1.8 Vl-I", K-.j.
las Da'.xi II. Eaq,
I c. ate-, Kr.|,
Jno Canuon, Esg,
7. 11 bowers, B»ij,
W Wiley,
Met Will. K*|.
OriKkS, •*1.
II II ^l ittll, ts|.
I'atton, Bs|.
—riCDLTY.—
Jos 0 l.orxz, Prof, of Book Eeeping and Matte
inatl. s, wttn able assistants.
W l'H.%TT, Prof, of Pt nmanshlp and Rock Keep
ing.
W KIKPE, Prof. ofQeriiiau IJtagcai.'".
FHKHK HOURA AO, Pr^f. of ArcbitcturalandOraa
BH'Utal Drawing
—t.ECTtTHaas.—
I, Sib.nrv, Ksn., and other able I^ctnrsra.
«ur commercial Course embraces complete set* of
Bjoks luetery branch or trade iid coiimiercs,
Individual Parti.-reMp, Joint PPs^k and C-.nipoend
coin pain l:udn.'«. Wholesale and Kei.il, Manafac.
luril.K, Commission, Railroad, .Stesmboat. Mroaer
age.aral K\. nstue, and the
l-i »t rn „t linking
e'fiinf. Als. all la* tures, and Instru. HOM- in dim
mer. M! Calculations.
The course in
PENMANSHIP
is order the immediate) supervision of Mr. W. |.
Pratt, who ek Up- Premium* for I'cnman.l.l). and
Card Writing, at the last Hlale Fair, aud 1
hall le
etrellnl by
11
on*
Katt or Writ.
In
WW
of Ihr 111., lib for and p'-at'd slate-
men! made by th pariles, to tie .!!«. ttiat lb. re
Is n .inmercial Colli g. 11 this Htate, otl.er tt an
th' one
are trying to e-tabli h, w would call
espe la) att'-ntlnn to th" fact that ours la
Tb*Only Commercial College In lawn
Where is given a th .p.in:h course In all biat. I a
taught at Hrst classC'omiiier. iai C-.n- „:e«.
THE ONLY" COMMERCIAL OOLLEOK
In hud, .1 Ihoroui rs t.i al 1 onrse !n Iw^.kk"
Is taught .y pracll a. b,..kkt"P'is and tiachcrj ..f
experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL OOLLKOB
Whl' has a PENMANr«nnertel with It.
THE ONLY COMMKUCtAL CULLKMi
Wklrh has ui
or" tban o n e a e o n i n o I
1HE ONLY CCMMEBCIAL OCLLEOK
WUih has a LAlitts' 1)1.1'A HTMCRT srparate.
T1IK ONLX COMMKBC1AL 0JLLIU.K
Which occupies large, convenient, and well-ver .'
ted rrsvius.
T//L OSLY COMMERCIAL VOU.Kt/H
Which relies, and always has ,n, for pe.kiir
elation and patronage, upon Us
actual ,.,rriti
1
er Ih.ri upon tM^asU^mi marks derogatory to
era, and
TUB ONLY A.S
TA Bl.
!SIIK1
COM ERC1U.
LIMB IN TMX PLACE.
Rooms open at all hours from 'Jam tin ft
The put Ur- are Invltnl to call and xsi oneoer
specimens, courbe of instruclion and mo le 1
lug. LOPKZ .V I'HAl I.
Janltj.dtf
Mouat Ma Fenale itlle^e.
DAVKNI'ORT. IOWA.
THR
Sumnur Seskion of this Instltntlon rou
res on M' tiday, May lid, tH&H. Th- local
this Instltiiti' n for Keneral htaithfuli e-a pu
moral atin sj here, sublimity and ta-auty sc j.
Is not e»ce||ed, It |s tliought. by that of any s|.
Institution in this natt. '. 1 bi.ildirgis a u'
tiae b:|. k edifice, situated n a biai'in.l »n.:i
foverb.' kli the "Faifcer of Waters and T».i
i**t
ut
the West." and in now b' ln* lilted np 1
most appror'dityp ofea-ternCo 1'ges. Th
Room-, havbee~ olnlv pap'-ri 1. and n-ipi.
the best styles of Huston furniture diaxi 1. .i
ranc d, and the thre" ".umodious |a l.rs I.
neatly papered, painted, carpeted snd Mi
nisi'
new and el. jant piari. s. Ate., for th- acc nun
of the iu ual al and or nam' ntal departmeiit. T*
dlti. rial l*r .'e-s.rs »ili I." added »•. the Fa i,.'
iady and g' l.tl-Ditn, late of Troy F- male O al- .e
V. Tbe boardlug ib parlment will »c omin. da
pr'*' lit, between s'-yenty
flv- and 1 ne hundred
ladles, and will le under the -upervis. n of t.- I'
id'-ut and hl l.ady and par nt- may U- aa
that no pains will he tpard, not only to pr'
Bchoiarslop and standnr.', ut th.- h'a th
foit of their daiiKht. rs, 'Ibis Ins'ltU'ion I..11
placid under auapeei of the 'H unt I 'a
Asac/clat ior. and ire or|mrat»d with the bit'!..
leg late p- wers, full aud rinai Ui^i.n.ss, .r
appropriate Literary D'-Kr',-*, will be a*ard
thoa- youtig ladies who o/mpl'te Uie pr'a.
course of itu'Jy. Eip'r.i s will be tnlu"d 'o
the tiro' s, atuder.ts will N' received at any tin..
ring the flrst half of the session
aayl-tf Bav TtKil
•SOO Crate* of I'roeker
Wholtnalt and Retail.
InAVK
in stc re and sale the larg. -t tv
li s ill in this line, in the State. Mr it.'k
H.ts. all the varieties ol
China,
on Ware,
(»7«s» and t.
yellow Rocklrgh im w,«re, Mlv, p|
a i a n n a w a o b- i n i i I t- I i u n A
lean liitasuare, Molar 1.d Kliod I.^Tnp-, Ch.nd'
0 1 a n i s n i i s i k s o e y a i
Laikiug 'tla s-s and I, k.i «. a [lap., si
other article* usually k'-p* in th:- me,
re liery- Con-ists of upwsrds of t»»erat»
ca.ks impo. tej direct fro the potteri.sln l..v
which enable* ae to sell my irocds !WJp« cen
than any other 't'aler in th' mark't.
Fwrcfc forcrlain I have Just received a|
large stock of white ami .ld I and China dlr»c
I.iriicg s, Frar.ee My airang' rent With lb» r|
f»cturer« are such that 1 r'.'ive none lut
g'aje of io«!s of th« latest an m-et ajp ot'
fir.hi band and de'orated tea seta are a.,i
eight lo tw ntv-tire doliais, dinner sets aad|
a ti- l"S at ail pri" r.
Sllvrr Fisted Ware.—I kith jn»t r.
v ry large s:«rk of FUt«d f.^ds of Kog «f
fBa|
Co's make. All K'e» d« are warranted P. I
the be*t 'jualilt w v i.ite LTtai whkhran «iL
culty he diet iesutsbi-4 fiom.ilv. r.
Leaking Olanara.—I have a la'rr r4u
than has ever before been offer..! f. ..
pace. Enivea, forks and waiter iof
ar.d sue. In fact evrytMn* ajp» Hah .r
line cf business can be had by calling at Nc
Claire IU.«k.
maySdAwtf C. T.
J»jc. J, oim*no
Vatoriaary Murfeoi,
Jfek MEMBER'f the Royal
ry Instl'tnioTi ..f lub ..
and aaistant Sure^on to
I I Profeaeor F'-rguson V'terlns
AjLUbW^BvKeon to tfce Queen ErucJ
Wiafces io a'p r.urir* V- th" pub le tl .t h'
turned from Europe arid has bal a new V»tJ
astabllahment ou Third stret l't«e-n B-a-l
P'rry -tr"'ta, where be ran be mrisalted"
disea-ea that tbe Horse u a
abject to, after
Ing all tbe nio!ern lmprovem"ots in t^e scj
•eterinary Mullelae and lonery as expous
the Bngllab and Oontlnental Co'leges. ||e fe
py In saying that he wilt give perfect satis ra
ill IIMUM WarraaUi Cai
OR NO MONEY PAW.
AIX
amoe
OF
dmel
C'aUU
r»ld aed warranted Uibethb saaseae ar« ns«
Eoyal College ef Veterinary Sargeoiia. u
also call BttenUae to lm berae shoetng
•herehersaaere Aadeea actentMc prlMsj
blaawj—,11,1. fcgartfMsRce, by i
i2» Hwi? WFlatte
•alyealalKHr ihet knows Ui
wnaiaBlMihev|aegMtahei