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OTMOCHATIO TICKBT.
rot »Mtu».
I fUUiN E- LKKFI!M1WSU«
For Secretary of Statn,
•AMUEL DOUfl LAS, of Benton.
For Auditor,
THEODORE S- PAHVIN, of Mneentlne.
For Tren*ur*r,
SUIU8L
LOKAH,
of CuH
For Attorney Oeneral,
JAMBS M. ELLWCHM», of Polk
0MB ol
Dm Mo'bh
Improvement 0*,
nHABT.KS BALDWIN, of Vnu Itnren.
Regiitcr of Land Office,
JAM1M M. ItEIDj of Lb*.
9trJudge of the 7th Judicial Iriltoirt.
JAMEd GRANT, »f .Scott Countj.
For District Attorney.
0*0ROE S. JJKBU. of Muwiitafc
For Member of the Board of Education,
LYMAN CATLIN, of Jackson County.
thje
jNicwa.
A most brutal murder was commit
ted in Klk River township, Clinton
county, in thin State, uu \V. ilnc^lnv
|Mt. The name of the murderer i»
Thomas O'Hrian, who is a lar^e and
malicious looking Irishman of :tU to
V,'i
years of age. lie has been a resident of
.Clinton county about a year, having
come thither from Illinois he is a hard
working man when sober, 'out of course
•the divil" when drunk he confessed
the murder that he, with another
Irishman, took a bottle of liijuor to his
house, and Mrs. T»rian objected to
Iheir drinking it and carousing in the
house that he for this slight provoca
tion, struck her Beveral times with a
•mall pine stick. She went outside,
Und while sitting on the grass he went
out and beat and kicked her in the
breast. A neighbor .seeing 'Brien
leaving with a carpet sack, and suspi
cionmg something wrong, (knowing
the unfriendly manner in which they
had lived together,) induced him to re
turn with him, when they found the
dead body about ten rods from the
house beaten and bruised in a brutal
manner. The post mortem examina
tion showed seven bruises in the arms
and head, aud npon the throat as if
from choking. She was hale and
hearty in the morning—in the evening
a corpse, leaving lour ^iiihII children.
The neighliors gathered and guarded
the murderer in his bonne .some threat
ening to hang hi in, bat they desisted
on better thought.
Word being brought to Lyons offi
cers were sent out and the murderer
brought in. On Thursday lie was sent
to the County jail at be Witt.
The young t^ueen of Portugal, who
was lately married by proxy in her
(terman home, is making a bridal tour
alone, in a Portuguese war steamer.
She has spent some time in Kngland,
and has received every attention from
Victoria. In a leisurely way she is
making her way towards Lisbon, the:e
to meet her husband whom she has
never seen. A modern llebecca, with
A steamship for her camel, and a king
for a Isaac!
A monument is about to be erectcd
at Southampton, Kngland, to Dr.
Watts. Lord Palmerston has ottered
a subscription to the fund.
A brother to J. L. ttarey, the "horse
tamer," who is now as astonishing the
people of Kngland with his performan
ces upon unbroken and vicious hordes,
is giving similar exhibitions in Cincin
nati. Another brother is trying his
hand upon vifiious Indianapolis horse
flesh. They all appear to be success­
ful.
Advices fron San Juan del Norte,
•tate that the people of that place had
again been galvanized into an excite
ment on transit route matters by the
arrival of the steamship Cranada with
Messrs. Allen and Webster—Commo
dore Vanderbilt's envoy and agent—
on board. These gentleman would, it
was said, set to work to open the route
immediately. Tliev landed some steam
ship machinery and cadi. The amount
of money is stated differently by vari­
ous reports of ranging from $lii0,0UO
down to ilUOjlJOU. Mr. Scott had
been reconciled to the Commodore,
and the Webster drafts all paid so it
was thought M. Belly had better look
sharp if he wished to reap the fruit ot
bis late negotiations. The Nic.araguan
govutumunt had duly commissioned
Mr. W. L. Miller to receive the lake
steamers purchased from Costa Rica by
Commodore Vaiulerbilt.
We have interesting news from St.
Domingo. The conditions of abdica
tion agreed upon between Bacz and
Santana, through the intcivention
of the French, Knglish aud Spanish
consuls, and Baez's address to the na
tion on his departure froiu the country,
are given. Baez was at Curacoa at
last accounts, bnt would shortly leave
for St. Thomas, from whence h« would
proceed to Europe.
Mary llartung, the yonng German
woman who poisoned tier husband,
Emil, in Albany, N. Y., during the lat
ter part of April, was arrested a few
days since, at a place called («ratten
burg, in the State of New Jersey, and
some six or seven miles north of tiobo
ken. She murdered tier husband, so
aa to live with her paramour, Wm.
Ehinman, who is now in prison, for
being accessoiy to the murder. She
escaped at the time, but recently wrote
to her lover, and some one else got the
letter, and in that manner they found
her. She is now in jail at Allany, is
about twenty six years of age, and is
attractive in appearance.
A few days since a house of Mr. E.
Charles at New Auburn, Minnesota,
waa consumed by fire, and his brother
was burned to death.
Captain lngraham, of the brig Maria,
of Bristol, R. 1., reports that yellow
fever and black vomit raged fe«rfull\
at Sagua la Grande on ihe 30th of
Jane. Some vessels lost from three to
•even hands, and over twenty sail had
been visited fatally.
prisoner escaped from Wisconsin
penitentiary, last week in a very inge
nious manner. He pretended to be
sick, and was allowed to walk in the
tard. He then made a sort of an
naage, cat the hair from his own bead,
the tep of Ike image witk I
the watch looked into hk cell, and no
ticed him, a* be anpposed quietly in
his accustomed plac-, bat the next
morning he wits oowlicre to be found.
it appear* that the foolish Mr*.
Hlount and her »illy lau^hter, have at
last become batibfiol of their tolly in
following the l-ogiw French "Count,"
('apt. Ik'Kiverre, and have left New
York, returning home to Mobile, and
discarded lite ho^u* Count."
Judge Grant Declines -Duty of the Cen
tral Committee.
candidate before the people for the of­
fice of Judge of the Seventh Judical
LMatnct:
To the DmooRATic Yotns or TH SaVEVfH
Munu Dr-far'-r:—We are authorized by
the lion. .hiiiiM rant, to etat*- to tUe l»eni
aecaey Muncatin*, .fackson, Clinton, and
Scott, that owiii/ to the pre«-ing naturo ol
his hii'irx'M engagements, lie
ih
to become a candidate and it is with
regret that we are obliged to announce
the withdrawal of bitf name, as we are
assured from his high character as a
man and as a jurist, and his great per*
sonal popularity, that the election
would have boen certain.
Under these circumstances,"JudgD
Grant being no longer a candidate, it
is imperatively necessary that some
action should immediately le taken
upon the subject, The District Cen­
tral Commitee, appointed by the last
Convention, consists of Messrs. Harvey
Leonard, of Scott county, Thomas
ButUrtield, of Clinton county, Will­
iam F. Brannon, of Muscatine and
Kelso, of Jackson, and to them prop-
porly belongs the duty of settling up­
on some line of policy. We hope that
the Committee will immediately com­
municate with each other and that
proper steps will
at once
the premises.
he n
n
which we.clip from the Nnt* of y«*
terdav morning, that Judge James
Grant has withdrawn his name from
the canvas and declines to beceme a
compelled,
with regret, to decline the high honor they
have
ro
kindly and unanimously tendered
Ujtn. Naught but considerations of that
nature influences him in the matter
bat the dut!-« tliitt. In- owen to his clieiiU
necessiate liiri) to thin course.
Ii is certainly to be regretted by the
Democracy that, so popular and eo able a
Democrat a« .111'I ire Orunt should be eotii
jielled to decline the nomination—a nomina
tion thrust upon him by
be taken on
OeorKc b. liebb
44
Onr candidate for District Attor­
ney, George S. IIebb, Esq. is a young
man, with au intellect far in advance
of his years, and an amount of profess­
ional knowledge, rarely seen tn one o^
his age. A native of the State
of Maryland and born with­
in a few miles ot Mason and Dixons
line, he is eminently conservative iu
his views, maintaining a just medium
between the fanaticism of the extreme
of the North and the ultraism of the
extreme South. Graduating with the
first honors of his class, in an institu­
tion distinguished for the ample course
of instruction it prescribes, and for the
rigid examination it imposes upon all
who seek its rewards, his scholastic
attainments are of the first order and
of the most varied range. Admitted
to the bar after a severe course of
study, under a preceptor eminent
and successful in his profession and
exact towards his students. Mr. Ilebb
iu 1855 immigrated to this state and
lias since that time been a resident of
the City of Muscatine. Methodical in
his habits, assiduous in his attention to
business aud devoted to his profession.
Mr. Ilebb has already reached a com­
manding position at the bar. At
home, where he is best known, his
abilities are appreciated and his coun­
sels respected. lie has filled, and now
holds, the office of City Attorney of
Muscatiue under administrations of op
positc politics, to the satisfaction of all
11
is private character stands without
a blemish or a taint. Should he be
elected District Attorney of this Ju­
dicial District (of which by the way,
we have no menner of doubt) wc feel
safe in saying that he will discharge its
onerous and frequently unpleasant du­
ties, with a just regard to the interests
of the State and the rights of individ­
uals.
We challenge a comparision with
Ilenry O'Connor, the Republican can­
didate for the same office.
The Union Party.
The movement for the formation of
a new piwty, to lie composed of the fag
ends of all parties and intended as a
substitute for the Republican partv, is
still in progress. One N. Sargent has
been during the past month or two, and
is, engaged in flooding the coun­
try with circulars proposing the plat­
form npon which it is wished all the
the elements of opposition to the pres­
ent National Administration and to
the Lemocracy shall meet.
Its platform includes, the Critten­
den Amendment," a high Protective
Tarifl," an extended period of resi­
dence as a requisite to the natnraliza-
tion of foreigners,' etc. etc.
Then arae by which this new amalga­
mation of Al o! tionism,Whiggery and
Know Nothingism is to be known, is
the Union Party."
The movement is supposed to have
an eye to the nomination of Crittenden
forPresident in eighteen hundred and
sixty. We shall refer again to the
subject.
Doubtkul Gomi-umknt.—Mr.
swimmer. Hit* apparation
puzzled Hie, and iael night when it reap
peared.I dest-endrd to ttie i«anb not far from
the
/lait'i'i tirmrnr,*n
called out
Pmt'
Then I caw the object, which I believed to
It will be seen by the following card, I b- a man. turn and advance rapidly, very
... .ft' .u„ v„„,
vp- I rapidly, toward* me. Instinctively I fell
k w#a
,4,
arjil tr(in 1(ial
'roytur, afj«:
position I aaw dn-tmctiy upon the dry bank
a crocodile on all four, apparently tiltten to
eighteen feet long, and a Lody twice as
targe as a man's, i haatly ascended to the
quay, and lejissured, hurled several large
stones at him, one of which struck him in
the carapace, and bounded buck with a
great lioiiM*. He sprung into the river and
Utterred eorne feeble :rieH,and then aacetid
ed the current, leaving a great wake behind
him. I watched hirn to Pont-au-Change
where I loHt sight of him.
The comiuniiioatiod.from which the above
is an extrart, is -iuned by N. Trefault, A
citizen of Vitry the Heine has also written a
letter upon the eubjeet, in which he says:
"Ten persons at least, at Vitry, attirin the
Gle
nnauimoui
vote of
the late Convention twice taken
The nomination was made by the
Convention with the hope and expecta
tion that Judge Grant would consent
resence of the monster."
(the cruel crocodile.) has devoured a
do iu the presence of his (the dog* must
er, after h.iving killed him with his tail as
he wu- bathing in the rtream." 'ihe
is ofjopinion tint the history of the silver
Lake serpent has made the public incredu
lous concerning tin crocodile.
Fba/.kr River—A Die-
king Rkoio.v.—A
rh-tion ok the Mi­
work of Mr John Dunn, on
the Oregon Territory, published iu London,
iu 1«J4, furuishea us wi»Ji a description of
the country lying along both tides of Fra
zer river, which cannot fail to prove inter
esting. He eays
"The country along it* lower section i*
hilly, ami covered with forest* of white
pine, cedar, ami other evergreen trees, ami
the soil is generally well fitted foi pasturage,
and, in n.any places. Ion tillage. IJut along
the other and more northern *ections, the
country is more unge dnl and unproductive,
being cut up by mountains, ravines, torrents,
iukes and mar-dies. Yet it is well wooded,
yeil iing all the varieties of trees growing
in that reirioii—fir, spruce, pine, poplar,
willow, cedar, Cyprus, birch and elder."
liut, iu all probability, the l^ost impor
tant information at t'lis time, which Mr.
Dunn furnished, relates to the climate, tin
thia subject he remarks
"The elimate i* very variable, and the
transitioiiH are, though periodically regular,
remarkably niddeii/if i.ot violent. During
the spring, which lasts from April till .lune,
the weather and the face of the countra are
delightful. I" June there are almost inces
naiit rain*, drifted fur iously along bv strong
eolith winds. In July and August the heat
ia intense, and the ground, previously satu
rate.1 with moisture, produces myriads of
flic and insects which are very annoying.
This heat and glaring sunshine are succeed
ed in September by fogs of pueli palpable
darkne^ that until noon it is seldom possi
ble to distinguish objects at a longer dis
tance than one hundred yards. In Novem
ber the winter sets in speedily, freezing the
lakes aud smaller rivers. The cold, howev
er, is not
po
intense as might be imagined
in such a country and climate."
Next totheexten' and richnesp of the new
gold mines, the most iin|ortant inquiry is
as to the character of the climate. It must
he confessed that Mr. Dunn doe» rot draw
a very flattering picture of the country in
that reepect, and his long residence there is
a guarantee of the correct ness of his state
ments. It Is the concurrent opinion of all
who have written from thu new mines re
cently, that mining operations will have to
be suspended for a month or so, in conse
quence of the ri-ing of Fnzer river. The
incest-.mt ruins, which, according to Mr.
Dunn, occur in the month of June, will
cause the liver to rise much higher than it
was at last dates. Intense heal will follow
in July and August—dense fogs in Septem
ber, aud in November winter sets in, and
continues until the beginning of April, llow
many months out of the twelve, mining
operations can be carried on ia such a cli
mate, time alone can develop. In this par
ticular the new Kldorado cau^never equal
California. Here the miner, if he has waUr,
can work to advantage for very nearly 11
months out of the 12 but if he should have
lUo or 140 working (lays, in the Hritish
Possessions, out of the whole year, it is
probable he will have reason to be thankful.
IIeat ami In is Truiv—A sensible license
of dress is permitted in Turin, and people
walk about iu straw hats of all colors and
forms, in linen coats and light garments of
all kinds, which, in London, Caris, and even
iu that pretentious little bakehouse of a
capital, Madrid, would be voted incorrect
ami almost shocking. The abundance of
ice is also a help to preserve humanity from
melting, or at least to refresh it when under
the process. There are great puns or ponds
round Turin, which are tilled with pure
water, with the express view of its conver
sion into ice—a conversion winter obliging
ly accomplishes free of charge. To see the
(uantities which, for months, were, duv af
ter day, brought in'o town, one would im
agine that the whole of Turin had an under
ground rtoor of ice houses.
The price is exceedi/igly low the ven
ders do not condescend to weigh it, but give
a huge block for two or three sous, (iene
rally speaking, it is perfectly clean, ami as
transparent as crystal. It is cheap enough
to be in common :'se among the poorer class
es, aud one sees fruit women eating their
dinner by their stalls with a great chunk of
ice in their drinking jugs. The evenings
are, until 10 or 11 o'clock, nearly as warm
as the days, and the demand for frozen
drinks in the
caj\
Choate.wisb*
Chirf
Justice Shaw, ex-
a?Q
1
"P00
the
venerable
la UrSlMfcAiMi ^l LLU.^y Uk« a Hiadoo be- uy« thsjr will probably have tlx
At illll SSll^tiSr Ut liffw^^Sradedswiettee daring tha
is something prodigious.
A Hkave I'nci.e.—A correspondent of the
Pittsburgh
J'o»t
relates the following touch­
ing incident:
"As we left Pittsburgh in the cars, we
observed n small hoy named Stitt, about
twelve years of age, poorly clad, hut very
intelligent, having with him an infant ten
months old, the child of his sister, who
died a few weeks ago. The lad hud brought,
the infant from Iown City, where the
mother died, and wascn his way to Harris
burgh. The young uncle had cared for and
nursed it all the way—weighty charge for
one so young. It would not, perhaps have
been so much remarked had a yonng girl
been the custodian of the orphan babe but
here was a mere boy,putting away childish
things, find assuming all the cares and re
sponsibility of a parent, during a journey of
a thousand miles at least. The passengers
manifested the greatest interest in the little
wayfarer and his charge,the ladies especial
ly in turn relieving the lad of his burden, as
he appeared to be almost exhausted with
his long journey. Such constancy and
manliness in one of such youthful years is
not often exhibited, and certainly well de
serve* the name of beriosm."
Padoy on
Africa.—At a negro celebra­
tion lately, an Irishman stood listening to
a colored speaker, expatiating npon gov
ernment and freedom and as the orator
came to a "period" from the highest and
most poetical flights, the Irishman said:
"Bedad, he spake* well for a nagnr
didn't he now
Somebody sstd, "He Isn't a negro— he is
only a half negro."
"Only a half nagur, is it Well, if half
a nagnr can talk in that style, I'm thinkin'
a whole nagnr might bate the prophet
Jeremiah
Cedar Valley
Kailro.\i—Contracts
—We learn from the Hastings
«"f^tW»S|i»i V£P»v
A Rival or nn Hba Smpekt.—TheStiver Liuiu a*d Commksdabia—The Utg1
Lake sea serpent hu a rival in France,
Gazette
which the Harie papen are diteMMng^ A vinc# illlaou Central Ratl
corresp.mdent of the five the follow
ing
a.-.'. unt h'"»
"For two night* post I'^tween twelve
and one o'clock, I hare notice fr-rn my
window looking out u|"n the **'ne." fj**1 i farmers and others, wlio have bought land*
of the company and |*rtiallv improved
them, have been di*ap[xinted in thsir ez
jsectetiooa and rendered unable to ntet
their payment*. To all such of the*e a*
manifested a disposition to deal fairly, and
had fulfilled that part of their contract* re
lating to improvement*, the moat liberal M
trntton of their time have been made, and
every possible encouragement ha* been ex
tended.
mass moving in th« river. The rapidity
with which ii ascended the current. str* ntr.
a* you arc aware. between Point Neuf and
the Pont au Change, r-ontinoed me that it
could not
Let.
Ledger
that
the contract for the ahove road from Min
neapolis to the Iowa State Line were award
ed on the 15th inst., as follows: The lower
42 miles to U. B. Mason
A
Co., 25 miles to
McDonoujfh A Co-, 2ft to Nash McGrorty
and miles to Bradley & Co. These par—
ties are gentlemen of responsibility they
are ti be^in work immediately, and the
makes the folk*wing refcre*"*^
m«i uoiupany, towards the farmer* who
are indebted to it for land*:
During tliese hard times large number* of
SPECIAL NOTICES.
firorer sr Baker1»
CBLRRRATRD
FAMILY SEWIK6 MACHINES,
495 BROADWAY, N. Y.
npVBSK Machined are now justly admitted t» ke
Dm
be«t id
utw,
us* for Family tfewtmr. Baking a
ntroug Hi! itltcb, which will MOT
Bold by all Druggists. JuaefcS-dfcwlm
iCf-DB. MaNN'S AGUS BALSAM.—ThU won
derful compound la having an rzteoslve sale in all
parts 'f the Union where aga e ei itts. It is one of the
f-w in- 'llcln'i which are new sold over the country,
that are n-aliy what their inventors claim for th -ni
And unlike all other remedies that are recommended
by th-ir proprietors to cure all the ill* that ll'-ah is
heir to- ttils remedj is only recommended for rbllls,
fever and ague, or that particular class of dtseises
urowWoniof or the result of nilafma, aoeommoii
in onr western country The numerous evidence of
t» great curative propertl-1, and tbehUlieetim*tlon
placed upon It, rend*ri It the greatest discovery of
the age, and It deserves the entire approbation of all
-!ass*i of men Tho-e having occasion to use
medicine of thi» kind, are urged to spare no pains to
give thU a trial If they wish to besoundly cured. See
adver'isement in another eolumn of this paper. Sold
by all good drugKistx. 27d&Wlm
FtjtJPO IJT8TRI CT11W8.
.Hr*. J. O. P. Biirmide
WILL
01VB INSTRUCTIONS ON TUB PIANO
to a limited number of pupils.
Lesrons Rlvn at her residence, corner of Main and
Seventh streets, or at tbe residence of pupils.
Davenport, June i!4, 185S. Jr2-V16i
Cement MM tain Pipe,
FOR
I ra!niinj AND CONDUCTING WATER
for sale at the Manufactory, corner Perry and
rtfth streets. NICHOLS CROOKKR.
Mason work of alt kind* promptly attended to.
J*M-I4III N fc 0
MfuponVs Gunpowder.
JUST
r'-c'-lv
For Rent.
TIIK
fine dwelling in which Wm. E. Barber lives
corner i Bi ady and Thirteenth streets, Kads'
Row—is now tor reutchesp, to a gooU tenant. The
house ha* t«n rooms. Apply to
julyU Uf
Silver Plated War*.—I have just received
very large s'-o^kor Plat Rojds of Itogers, Smith 4
Go's make. All gocds are warranted to be plated on
the be*t i|ualltv o white metal which can with diffl
culty be dMi-iRutshe from silver.
|,«oklag O last sea.—I have a larger quantity
than has ever b»f..re been offered for sale in this
ace. Knives, forks and waiter lof every quality
and size. In fact everything app-rtalnlnx ti this
line of business can'be had by calling at Mo. 16 L*
Claire Block.
maySdAwtf 0. T. WgBB.
The Oikiite Crantary c«apuy
HAVE
an ollce for the transaction of buainess in
Merwln's Block, ferry street, which will be open
from 10 to l'J, M, and from 8 to 6, M.
All lot owners who have not settled for their lots,
will please eall immediately and do *o aad receive
their deeds.
A lame portion of the Cemetery ground• are now
surveyed and staked off in lots. The community
generally la Invited to examine them and make se
lection*.
It is the Intention of the company to make thl*
Cemetery complete in all its appointments. The
avenues are broad and carved native forreat trtej
are carefully preserved, and various kinda of ahade
trees have been set out. A competent person occn
piea the Porter's Lodge, and Is oonatantly employed
tn taking care of and improving the groonds.
All application* for lota or burials maat be mad*
at the office, where card*
aathorUing burial* will be
iaaned
The public, in patronising thl* Cematery, may f**l
•aaured that it will be
.protested In every way due
ts
|ta seend purpose.
EDUCATIONAL.
tip,
even If c-v ry fucrtb stitch It oat. Circulars lent on
aw!ic*ti-n i'S l' Vt*r
J. 0. WMkkinw, Agent,
J«wl-dtf Davanpert, Iow|»
WOOD'S HAia HKSTOKATIVI—Prof. Wood, tba
rn*WDcldiscovers »f ih«Invaluable Hair lkettor*
tlve, (til! continues to labor in behalf of the alllictcd
Hla medicine* are uii'vr««lly admiteil by th«
AaniMn press to be far auperlor lo allMf'ffor
earning th*) hair on th- aged, that has beetralvered
for raaoy years, to grew forth with as feocb vigor
and luxuriance as when bleated with tha adva'itar*
cf youth.
Th re ran be no doubt that it Is one of the greatest
diaoovt'iiets In ihe medical world. It restore* per
manently gray hajr to it» original color, and makes
It assume the beati'u! tllkf teatere, which has teen
very desirable in ail ages ot the world. [St. Louis
JfjrniDg H'-rald.
DAVIS IirtONI
e a n i e o e e
LOCATED:
PBOBI K. ILL Mala street:
PATIHrOtT, IOWA Oor. fifth ami Brady *t*.
DRaoroas
Mil PoweU, Bmi »_B Woodward, a*
tf C«ni*»
Lewis Howell K-n
Wm Or'gg, B»f
A
eo-tant.
and for sale, .i complete assortment
of Superior Sporting Powder u'.io, Mining and
Caen on Powder, at Clucagi prices
A BEI.IN, Agent,
Oflcc—0 S Express Office, Perry at, bet 2d and Id
streets Jj4dtf
•r Sale.
Asame
superior articie of Terra Cotta Drain Pipe,
9.
W.
Or-
camental Chimney Tops and all fancy woik o
the materinl.
Also T.
Baker's celebrated Iron Railing and
Fencing. Bunk Vaults, Jail Cells, fee, from the Otn
ciimati Irmi Works.
Further information aa to specimens, prices, fee
may be had at the office of
L. CARROLL, Architect,
JylMtt Metropolitan Block 3d at
T.
C.
BADS.
Billiard Talle« for Sale
FOUK
of Orlfflth & Bro.'t best Marble Bed Tables
with Cues, balls, &c, complete Also Bar Far
nlture. Arm hairs, &c., will be sold separately or
together, on liberal rma
JulyllU
Bliqutre of
OkO. BNDRKB
BlUiard Boom, Nlckoll's Block
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
LrrjrBER REnrcED.
rpHR underdraw! have Just received a large stock
J. of St. Crotz Logs, and are now prepared to fur
nlsh, at their Saw M1U, (Hist Mill above tbe Railroad
Bridge) description of Batldlng Ttmbor, also
floorIurevery
.S ldlog, BhtOKlee^a.h, Doors, ate., at i
luaed prloes.
hM amwioi *n«
•SOO Crates or Crockcry
Whole*al* and Retail.
IIIAVK
in store and for sale the largest stock Of
Ooodt tn this line, in the Stale. My stork con
fcUto"f .»li the varieties ol
tn Ware,
Chinit, OUikx and Eartl-
veilnw Rockingham ware, t-ilver Plat" 1
and Britannia wa-e. Bohemian Re giuin and Anv-r
lean Glassware, Solar and Fluid Lamps, Chandelien
Gi'atd ilea. Lam wick*, Cinm.eys and Olo^es,
Looking Gla
s-h
and I. okitig Olas pUteg, aud all
other articles usually kep' in this line.
Crockery—Consists of upwards of 600 crates awl
ca.ks unpo, ted direct fro n tbe potteries Iu Liverpool
which -liable- me to sell Koods 26 per cent less
than any otle-r ie*ler In the mark't.
Krepeh I'orrrlaia.— I hwjust received a vary
ir^e stock of while and g.,1tl band China diri-c from
LiiU'^' s, France My atr an? aient With tli^manu
fa. turero are such that 1 receive none but "lie b-st
grade of izajds of th lateat an I most approved sty
1
lie,Id hand and de-orated tea sets are worth from
eight to tw ntr-tlve dollars, dinner sets and other
atlicles at ail prires.
Wt
H.
Itbkm,
BserHeiy,
TIIK CITY BNTERFU8B,
LB0LA1RB, IOWA.
One of tli
largett Literary and Political Ne%c»-
paper
in
the Stat*.
Published every
ing
at
%t
Friday morn­
p?r an'iam.
Turn*: For sdvertlsin* three tquarea one year.
Fifteen Dollars. One square, t«n dollars
THI LECLAIBC «TY K!V FERPRIB1
Waa a weekly circulation of twelve hundred—in the
Ceaati*s of flcott, Clinton and Jark*on, as we I as
the whole o' th* 2nd Oongressional District.in lows
also, in Rock Island and Whltealde Counties.
Illinois.
It U one of th'1 v -ry beet adv rttslng Sheets in the
Btste. A lso,
the beet job oftce behtten Davenport
and Vnhuqn*.
R. LAWBuMCB,
Editor and Proprietor.
Diesolutioii.
I iHfc Co-p*r ner'hlp neretorore exlstin* betwMa
the undersigned under the name of Jamea I.
Mills A Co., Is hereby dissolved by mataal conssna
Davenport, Jaly 1st, 18BV. «"»sens.
JAMES K MILLS,
A. H. KIRK HAM.
CePartaenhip Notice.
JOS.
Lambrtte having purchased the umai n#
iansss k. Mm*
wm be
e*.!tlBefd By the «Bi25
ef A. Klrktam*0*.,wWisRSndaMdSLm?s
ItOMItl
i
V. J,
tliam Alien, ssq
Jao Cock, k~t
I bo Oiilou, Ket(
Jno ma, Bsi|
Wm Clark, Bee
B-irtlett, Brf
H'-nry Nolle, Bf'i
Thos Mayae, ksq
Joe 0 Viye,
Ohas rau»m,
Priee,
PACCLTT
Prom—art if
»i* fi»h| Md (MWml
Hrauthe* and lecture* on
IA* Science
W
Cbas BomT, DAVinson.
JNO K DllXOM, On A* ri'THAk.
Leetnrtri Bit nhiny.Emchangc and Kmame*:
Baaav Lamobm, Jko COOK.
Lecturer* on Political Uittory mnd Commercial
Geography
Hcxav Acsmi, WM OUUL
Jnrtmctun in the Sclent and PraeHc* of Buai
ne»* Pmmontftip «Ml Mercantile Lorrmpo»
,/ence
W DAVIS, 8 S Ttrton.
QneciaJ Lecture* will be delivtrtd occasionally
by gentlemen of known celebrity, which will b*
free to the public.
TUITION.
Por full Mercsn'ile Course including all depart
ment of Bookeepiog,l.eciures ani Psmuanshlp,
time nnlimlted $40
For 24 les»jn» business writing, 5
For unllmitrd cjur4business writing,.... 10
Time of Commencing—Now—any
time.
Life &chvlar*hif*—
the oilier
Issued in one College good la
DijUoma*—Awarded
to well qualified graduates.
Requisite QiuUijicntion* to enter—
Also all Lectures, and InstrncttaaaiaUam-
mercial Calculationa.
The course in
PRNMANIHIP
ii under the Immediate supervision of Mr. W. H.
Pratt, who took the Premiums for Penmanship and
Card Writing, at the last State fair, and rhaU be
excelled by none Ka*t or
Best.
In view of the uncalled for end repeated state
ments made by other parties, to the effect that th re
Is no .mmerclal ClIIi Ke ia this State, other than
th- one
they
are trying to establish, wa would caU
especial attention to the fact that ours ia
Tbe Only Commercial College in lew*
Where is given a thorough course in all blanches
taught at Orst class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMBBCIAL COLLEGE
In which a thorough practical
course in Bookkeeping
is taught y practical Bookkeepers and teschers ot
exiertence.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL OOLLBOB
Which has a PENUAN connectel with it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which hag more than one teacher belonging to it.
THE ONLY COMMBBCIAL COLLEGE
Which has a LADIES' Departmert stparate.
TliK ONLY OOMMEBCIAI. CJLLKGK
Which occupies large, convenient, and well-ventila
ted rtxms*
TUE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which relies, and always has done, for public appre
ciation and patronage, upon Its
actual merit*,
UR. J. ^V'tfOwV.V£££,
Veteriaary Sirgen,
IkyfEMBEBof the Royal VeterUa
lU ry Institution of Dublin, Ac.,
and Assistant Surgeon to the great
Professor Ferguson Veterinary Bnr
geon to the Queen of England
Wishes to anuounce to the public that he has re
turned from Europe, and has built a new Veterinary
establishment on Third street Wtween Brady and
Perry streets, where he ran be consulted on a'l
diseases that the Horse is satject to, after acquir
ing all the modern Improvements in tha science of
Veterinary Medicine and Surgery ss expounded in
the English and Continental Oe*|egee. He feela hap
py In saying that he will give perfect aatisfactlon.—
AH JMaeases Warranted Cured,
ir craiHX,
OR NO MONEY PAID.
ALL EIROg OF
Cmttle
•aid and warranted to be the semens are u»ed lathe
Boyal College of Veterinary Surgeons. He weald
also call attention to hi* haree shoeing department,
where horeee ar* shod on a scientific principle un*ev
his own immediate Superintendence, by as good
horse ahoer* as any In ths States, and as h*ls the
only man
in thla city that knowa the anatomy of tha
horses toot and how It ought to b**ho', he solidU
tne pnltmwge ef all wMhlng their honn feet keep
BOOTS AND S
of Ao-
Davm S TIPTON,
OoLoeMTTH,
i
Donoa.
Lecturer* on MercantUt Lmw, MaUroUin§ mmd
Marin* Lav .-
An ordinary
Kut ii:h «eucalion.
College kocm laige and commodious, slry, neat
ly furolsbt-d. coDvenlently ar.
anted, and in tbe most
beautiful ai healthy loca ious in tbe above cities.
Any further lulonuation wi 1 be given with plea
sure on application at the College, or by sending for
Circular. Address
WAV1S
It
TIPTON,
Jnnel7«dtf Peoria or Davenport.
DiTeapirt C«wacrcUl College,
Orlgg's Block, cor Third and Perry sta.,
DATKNPORT, IOWA.
CfllVOOHPORATBD I* 1850.43
—DiaSCTOHS
Hon 1 Sargent, Z iiowers, E,q,
Jr.o Ccok, Isq,
W
Wiley, Krq,
I. Vlele, K'q, PMerwln, Hsq,
las Dalseil, Kaq, Origgs, Ksq,
I Coates, Ksq, Smith, ksq,
i uoaies, asq,
Jao Cannon, Esq,
Patton, Btq.
—FACCLTV.—
Jos 0 Lorg2, Prof, of Book Keeping and Mathe
matics, wltn able assistants.
W Pratt, Prof, of Penmanahlp and Botk Keep
ing.
Kiepe, Prof, of German Language.
FREDS. Hchraao,Prjf.ot Architectural and Ona*
mental Drawing
—LECTVRIH.
Bhohbt, Ksq., and other able Lecturer*.
Our commercial Course
embraces complete sets of
Books Iu every branch of trade and commerce, vis
Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compound
Oompauy Business, Wholesale aud Retail, Manufac
turing, 'tnmlssioii, Railroad, Steamboat, Hron-r
age.and Bxcbange, and the
bctt ty*tem q/ Banking
«ft» SlAtAllfH
THE EJWPiRE STORM!!
BBADT BTMBBT. DAVE1CPOBT.
IBAVB now tn store a large and w» i s*!«et*d
Stock
at
it
rath­
er than upon boasts, and remarks derogatory to oth
ers, and
THE ONLY
KSTA B/./SHI7COMMKKCI
Janl6-dtf
iLCOL-
LBOB IN TUB PLACB.
Rooms open at all hours from 9 A till n.
The public are invited to call and xtiulneour rooms
specimens, coarse of instruction and mode of teach
ing. LOPEZ
bL
PRATT.
Moot Ida Feuie College.
DATKNPORT, IOWA.
THI
Summer Sestion of this Institution conunen
ces on Monday, May 3d, iS6s. The location of
this InslltuliLii for general healthfulnesa purity of
moral atmosphere, sublimity aud beauty ol scene'y,
Is not excelled, It is thought, by that of any similar
Institution in this nation. The building Is a t-ubstan
tlae brick edifice, situated on a beautiful eminence,
(overlooking the '"Father of Waters and Twin Cit
iet of tbe West." aud is now being fitted up In the
mutt approved style of eastern Co leges. The Session
Itooms have been nicely paper©
1, anU supplid with
the best style# of Boston furniture diagonally ar
ranged, and the three commodious |a lors have been
neatly papered, painted, carpeted snd fnrnlsl.ed with
new and elegant pianos, &c., for the accommodation
of the musical and ornamental department. Two ad
ditional Pro'eeaers will be added to the Faculty—a
lady and geotlemsn, late of Troy Female 0 4i Ke, N
Y The boarding department will accommodate at
present, between seventy-live and one hundred yeung
ladles, and will be under the supervision of tV Pres
ident aud his Lady and parent* may be assured
that no pains will be spareg, not only to promote tbe
Scholarship and standing, hut the health and com
fort of their daughters. This Institution being now
placed uuder auspices of the "K,)Unt id* College
Association,"and Incorporated with the highest Col
legiate wers.full and formal Diploma*, conferring
appropriate Literary Degrees, will be awarded to
iboee young ladles wbo cumplete the prescribed
course of study. Expenses wUl be reduced to meet
tbe times. Students will be received at any timedu
ring the drst half of th* seaslon
mayl-tf Bav TOOKB.
r*
»mt|
JltuHemt.
PROP.lastof
T, WOLLNBE, of Oermaay. who has for
the two and a half years bad charge ef the
departmeet Inatrumental music in the Trey Con
ference Academy, West Poultney, Vt., has made
this
city his permanent home, and ol" hli professional
services to the dikw of Davenport and vicinity, up
on the following terma
Bate* of Instruction per rssslon often weeks, at 3
l**e*n* per week—Piano or Melodeoo, $10: Violin,
In clasees, |.r, Musical Composition and Thorough
Baaa, $30 In addition to the above. Instruction is
offered to a cUssiaOeraan at $S per term ef 10
weeks, 3 lessons a week.
Instruction will be given st Wollner's Music
Booms, Ke. I, Ferae -t's Blo-kjnorwr of Id
snd Per
ry streets
Should any drsiring latrnetien en the Piano rr
Mehsleon at their own homes, they ran be accommo
dated at aa extra charge of $8 per term.
Pianos tuned by tbe year or otherwise.
Jea* dlmo
White WaihliK.
flfB would imgssifnlly tnlsem e slUseea eg Da
TV veerert aad the vtetailw, that we have a pa
taut whMe wash «er whiMMag he«M* i«mii snd
(•asm, that we will Insure tn imun whita, mm
4ieyeai*wMha«l*aaBnc«S. Alm^we arc prn
•arsd to whM* wn*B end whMen rnmtm, teevdar
uMhanl fnrnMnf* hstng remaned fMM the msms.
it
1
Bfet* and Bhesa, which 1 invite
the attention of all in want of articles In my line.
Otnmtry JYadsr*
wuhlng to repieoish tneir stuck
WUl and It to their advantage to call an mc
before p«r
Sfcasing elsewhere.
fb my niuMroua customers who prefer (Mr*
Vor* we esntlnne to hold out induceincsits in the
Way of yH—a sfcat and gyllil
work,
.VB
not equalled
this aMe of Mew York.
AU kind* ad lAdBM" work manufactured as us
gal
fJylTj M. Mir
H' ff I'Ji
—AT THE—
CITY 8BOB 8TOBB.
33. 8. OARIill'rOtff,
Corner llh audi KraHy *l\
ri NOW KEOKIVINO RIB BUMMBR BTOOK
of and ttlioea (or
Celts', Ladles' aid Cblldreis' Wear,
Which for superior quality snd variety innot be ex
cel ed all of which has been manufactured and se
lected expressly foi his
KETAIL TRADI:,
and will be sold at th«mo*t reasonable prices to suit
th* times. He also manufactures io order
Cicutft' Fine Freu«-li Call Boots
Sewed and Pegged Qalters and Shoes made by the
best of workmen at the City Bhoe Store.
JuneS-dtf
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
—or—
Boots and Shoes,
No- 84, Br*dy Str«eti
is. V. TOOU
WOULD most r"-pectfiiily triform the citizens of
the city of Davenport and the sui rounding country,
that he la now opening from the best Manufacturers
of A'esc
England and PMiatUlphiu,
general assortment of
a large and
Sprlag aad Suaier Beets, Shees,
Rubbers* Gaiters tf Slippers,
of every variety and desci ptlon. As my goods are
made expressly for
Bt'lail Trail**,
to all those who inay favor m- villi call, I can
guarantee the Workmanship equal to thoee mannfa^
tured tn this 11 m* «t4wi iai
ot
the L'nitel
OUUm,
JAS.C.TODD,
mayl4 dtf Mo-14, Brady street.
Boot aud Slior Removal
Bomford d) Suits
Have removed their Boot A Shoe Store to
N«: 3, Nlrhell's Block,
Corner of Brady and Second Street*. neMMtf
Why is the Deiaid n treat Per
AGUE BALSAM
Because it will, in all cases, safely and effectually
cure that much dreaded Miurge of the Weft- Chills,
Fever and Asne—without fall aud in casea w ill roun
tcrart the pois. n Malarta, of which faottt' u ands
can tetlfy, any unlike all otlu-r n. st:uin-, it is only
recommended
one class of diseases, an I as a tunic
it-la unsurpassed. We will
i
a few evidences of
U* woith, by men of lntlaence and hluh standing.
Pr inceton, III., titj/t. •JMh,
DR. MANN—J)ear
Foi several years past I
have used your Ague fal-tin in my doi y practice
and have doaely observed lta iff cts In hundreds of
cases, snu In no case hu it failed to pn duoe the
most happy
S et.
I can most cbeertultr recomm nd
it as a certa n speclllc for chills, fever and ague, and
malaUoiM diseases. Truly Yours,
n. AUSTIN, M. D.
Marhhall, Mich., Feb.
lltt, 1«7.
CO.*. hamold a Isrge amount of
your Ague llalsam in this vicinity, and trom my per
sonal knowledge of It, I he ieve it the b"-,t remedy for
chills, fever and ague that has ever teen s«id in cur
State. lUgpectfuliy i\.u-s,
sing tie'States of Ohio and Michigan forth" ?ale of
th» ditlerent l'-medi's of which w have comri 1, onr
attention has been called to hjerve tie- gi' Ut n.ine
that your Ai ue Halsam has gam- I for lts If in ev, ry
place whe*e sold. It real y -"ems to be
oun remedy, ai.1
It
u
it sells more rspil than all others.
destined to sup.rccile all other aK'r medics In
Uta maflfsli Very! ulr four.',
A K a
N*V0 York, Feb.
**RST1S8
K
'j:i, lifts.
NANS 5v CO.-
ent-
I have at
our house in St. Louis sold your Ag'i Baissni some
three years, and have carefully observed Its "-*cl in
curing, and must in all csndor ray. I do not h'-iiev
its equal exists in all the worM of medicines. Tomy
pers.ual km »ldg it ess cun pcrmaneMly every
time, and I hav known it used, after alt other reme
dies have been tried In vain with he most happy re
sult And what is mere rrmdikib/e I have niver
known a rase but whnt remained cured, tor at least
that season. I have no hesitancy in recommending
it as a perf' ct triumph over chilli and fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF O WOOD.
S. K. MANN A: X\ Proprietors, Ga­
llon, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
j37-dfcwSni
MOKE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TUE
R1CHBHT DIADEM
EVER
Wtri by Kings or Enperors.
Whett Why a litautifkd Head of Hair.
tee use It ts th* ornament God hims If provlled
for all onr race. Header .although the rove m«y
bloom ever so hrlghtly In the plowing ch ek. tb* eye
b»- evi-r so spat klint', the te*-th be those of pearls, if
the bead Is bereft of its ovcriui or ths hair be
snarted and ehrlve'ed, harsh ani dry, or worse «tUl,
is sprinkled with irray, nature will lose more than
lislf her charms. Prof. Wood's Ilatr R-storative, if
used two or three tim*
s a we- k, will restore and per
manently secure to all such an ornament. Bead the
following end judge. The writer of the first is the
celebrated Pianist. Thalberg:
New York, April 19, 1SSS.
Dear Sir:—Permit me to express to you theohllw
tlons I am under for the entire restoration of toy hair
ti Its original color about the time -f my arrival in
the f.'nind States it was rapid)-- txcomlnu gray, but
upon the application of your' Hair Meliorative" tt
Soon reccv r'd its original hue. I nslder your
Kestoretive as every Woniltrfal inventlcn,quiteefli
eacious as well as sgreeable.
I an*, dear sir, yours truly, S. THaLBERG.
'•Drycti a'r Owyliadydet."
Welch Newspaper oflce,
18
Nassau st, Ap'l
12,1S5S*
Pnor O Wood:—D*-ar Sir Some month or
•ix weeks ago I received a bottle of yonr Heir Res
toratlve aud Kave it my wife, wbo concluded to try It
on her hair, little thinklDK at the time that it would
restore the tray bsl but to hers as well a my sur
prise, after a few weeks' trial It baa performed that
Wonderful fBVct »y turning all the ray hairs lo a
dark brown, at th* eane lime beeatifying and thick
ening the bair. I strongly recommend tbe above
Restorative to all persona in want of such a chanKe
of their hair. CHARLES CARDRW.
New Yon*, July 86, IS.%8.
Pnor 0 Wood Wltti canttdenee do I recom
•eoj your Bair Restorative as beinit the most efflca
ckHM article I ever saw. Sloe usine your Hair Res.
toratlve my hair and whiskers whicn were slmost
white hsve gradually grown dark and I now feel
confident that a few more applications will restore
them to their natural color. It also hss relieved me
of ail dandruff and unpleasant Itching, so common
aneng psraona who peraptre freetey.
O KILBY.
Pnor Wood: Abont two year* ago my hair
commenced falling cf and turning gray I waa fast
becumjiK bald, aud had tried many remedied to no
efT ct, I comnonced ualnftyour Rr«lorativ -tn Jan
uary last. A few applicalkona fastened my nalr
flrmlv. began to flit tip, grow out, sol turned
beck lo Its former e lor, (h ack.) At this time it is
fully restored to its original color, si and ap
pearanor, and I che- rfr.l y recommend its uses to all.
Chica«o, lii, May 1,1MB. HOES.
The Restorative is pat up In bottles of 3 sixes, vi*.
large, medium snd sm»U the smell ids K a pint,
aad retail* |fcr ene dollar per bottle the medium
hnlda at leaet twenty per cent more in p-oportlon
than th*
small, retails far two dollars per bottle tha
laif* hold* a quart, HI per ceat more in propcruon,
ana retnlrs for $8.
O WOODS It CO, Prsnrietors, SIS Broadway,
Mew York, (la the
great N Y Wire Ratling Bttablleb
ment and 114 Market st, St Louis Mo.
Aad esld by all good Druggist* aad Pan-y Seeds
Dealer*. J-29-dkwlaa
F. B. Abboll'a
Rteefelao aad Jobfetaf Shop.
MAnrricvtrnxn*
THIS
or
Corfls Pattent Oeelllatlag Engine Part*
pansy.
Is
a
FREDRICK WOLLMBB.
'louh
e acting
for e
pemp now
io nse.
It bsa no Plunger," snd
is
of
boat ofBcers. also tbe
KcpalriBC
urn.
IIMWV
For Bale.
Slfe
Rail road and gleam-
prtpnetors of
Btablee, Sawmills
Ttaree, Private Dwenuws and Country seats to it
Machinist* and
Engineer* *re invited to examine
It.
dioflie
Air
fiheet
!flu*ic
ZZ*lf Prioo
Roek
YilMid
Jvn- 17-dtf
Murtc Store.
ViolinM, AccordroM,
fluiiar*,
Banfamf
Tamborinea,
OtOKR
MUSICAL IM8TKDMEK1S,
AMD
AT VEHY I.OW PRICKS.
—also—
iMSTRCcroRs or
ai.l kinds.
*1. A. MiTBB
Jonn.dtf
IT
1mRE.
KINS ui aMe to ni" 11 ur epg merits, w
ncluded to of!- ov ettlie stok'fgi
greatly mluo pi ices f-. rca-h. for th« benetlt of our
'TtJ.u rs. Our rt. ck coi-Iste of l( «.k». Siati n.aiy,
tioM Pens, Wall Pop -r, anil
n
one of the neet
uj
ioui-
plets s'. k-» to e und in tt. Northwest, to which
w- mute si :i att ».:un We hav- al« a large
and sup--ri..r Stork Must si Iritrutn-ntf, including
Piacs n-t Mel^lcuus. Our st'»k of et Music
will b» oi at prices t" aMcm.h mtulc buyer
Misje !aa
Po kp at ct «t and !•-». Many ar'tcles
at mui 1'bs thHM t:r-t st. Or -st ihnnre torrjsti
buthas»r». Clti»tn»of Buck Island, P.vtnport
Mollne at delcimly, are Invited to tall and examine
our stock.
Cico. \V. IjIIm & o.
No.
Vi
IIViM
London Publisher? Price*.
ALSO
Both'* mid Liviutt«toiiN
N E W W O K S O N I 1 A
lion. O. H. Smith'*
,Retninifceiiceot Wist' rn I.i'e, nsiftii gof Sketches
of euiiiH-nt i-hsia. te's in at out of C"i
Davenport, Apnll 17. pr!7 tf
Llvlagstea's treat Werlt
ON
Just received. Priee—$3 00,
At tbe ROCK ISLAND BOOK 8T0R1
Declddtf
Rock Island Book Store,
At thli etabllshiu' i will e found alaigeitockc
BLANK BOOK8,
BCHOOl. BOOKS,
STATION BUT,
WALL PARR
FANCY GOODS,
W1IOLEMLK AND tll-TAII,.
Agents for White's N. Y. Type Foundry and B.
Hoe It Oo:'a
PRINTING HKSSF.S.
A large stock of Printer's Material cn band.
At our
MUSIC STURF..
1867.
air:
H. A. PORTER It BROTHER,
JanUlkwtf Rock Island. III.
lUeasaads wi Rolls of Wall raper
FB»M
TIN
BORDKRS,bhades,
O. A. HYDE.
Ashtabnla, Ohio, January,
l«f
MK9SM 8 K MANN jc CO
1S5S.
—fltnU.-
In canvas­
HENDRY.
Flreboard Pr ints, Tlester Ornament*,
Window Qold Transparent and beauti
ful, Pap.-r Curtains, plain, green, blue, butf and n
gurel, at vary low prkes. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Manners, and hauK -.• s,tle of paper. Who
would be with bare walls, when you can have your
houses papered and made comfortable for a trifle.
Halls, Rooms Ceilings and Decorative Papering
done in a style not to b-excelled.
Please call on Second street,
corner of Rock Island
SIIKPHBHki (I BON.
JulySM Paper Dealers and Paper Hanaers
U N E
—AND—
Furniture tt areroon.
THriimtNo
nnderstKi-ed havl:.t taken the new store
Kft P--rry i-t. Mrv.ln's It.oik) Is now
prepar* Klv* his -iilit js rsoiial attintion to the
until itskmn ii. a.t In till Us hrancht-s. A larite
aud bandaom*- assort men I of Ci.ttlns of every descrip
tion constantly on hano lni luiinK
Zinc, Mah*javy, liUu k Walnut, C'/itrrv,
A Hearse and any requisite number ,f Carrlsifes
urni-hfd to order. Ci ft in plates of a variety of pat
terns ntally engraved Particular aiUnUoii i* call
ed to his new and -ui I- te stock •t
ii mil ii re.
na vinK a w--rk shop onucctel w!Ui Ms warer,om
lie is prepar* to niat.ulactur* to order all desci lp
tiontof D'-skt, ward rotes, tsl-l-s, Ac.
Rock Inland TrcMpa*«icr».
To all whom it inay ooiiix-rn.
T*tKE JHtTtCE.
'I^HB undsisiani l,-i'. mu heen ap[s-ltitecl by the
A War Departm- r.t aa A Merit of tt.i- Quarter Mas
ter Departnient at llock Island," with full Instruc
tions to adopt all n- cesbary measures for th*- iiro
t- ction of the proj erty from ile| redatlon» i n I Intru.
stons." Now, therefore, all p* n-ons honi o,--,i r, n
haviuK
legal rig
hi
all kin-Is -r Fiiriittur*- canbeliad: such
a« C'iair~, Tahi*s, Toilet", bureaus, hink and
Wash Star,d-, Wardr..-es, Cupboards. Fancy lt-d
steads, Common Beisteads, Nw at I*.- Extension
Tab es, and otoer articles too numerous to mention
Wbo wants Book Cases, Counters, "Desks, ttbo
cases, of every kind snd made to order and warren-
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good as new. Fofss furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and repair* Mahogany, Cane
Seat, Office
and Bar-Room Chatre r* paired and warranted gxd,
Painting and Varnishing d-nc on the shorttet no
tice.
The undersigned will always be found at his ahop
to fill ail orders.
Ladies, have yonr fernttne vnrniahad and anv*
expense of purchasing new.
Janll dtf e. W. OOLE
TO KtOXOMAL FAJIILIK8.
And LHdifti ^lnrri««l or Miagl«*.
T^^OR Fifty Cents enclos-d, tn postsge stamps, tlx
J? ur.denlKD*-d w II forw.rd,ty r*--.urn mall, ttn
following itivaln bl*- u* hcld retx-tpf, ms^e with
out trouble, snd fvll printed itu'mi lion-. For ten
cents you can procure what would east at the store
eoe dollar—viz
How to make PoudreSabtle, for removing
aaperflu
OUs Hair.
Mow to make t' th p*^wder.
How tomek'- fl.lr R'-s irstlrN.
Bow to make Hair Dye.
How to make P' made*.
How to make Bioem of Roses, to feaova rMBM
fr jtn tbe face
now to makeR uge for the complexion.
llow to make Indelltl-- Ink.
How to cur*- corns
Bow to make Cement, for mentling brohsn china*
—ALSO—
Harper Twtlvetrees' c»iesete*i Washing Be
peetpt your waablng done In half the time and
trouble, without wearing out youia clothes with the
Scrubbing Board.
Da- VBCB B. MOTT,Brooklyn, N Y.
juti 9-dltw3m V. 0 ft.CO,
IVIaeklot 9c Corbln,
Dnvenpert, InwB.
ExcnaKO* lau-tno. Brviao.
On New Turk, 1M MqH
On Ch.ca#o,
On Hu Louis,
and Bncktlon pump,
end is moreresdilyconverted into* Fire Engioa
than any other
net a ro srv ptnap.
I would call the attention
HAYINO
wlUi««t
delay
•ben corner trd and LeClalrs street, Dsvenpor
lew*.
Dwelliaf Mouse Ar Real.
eetabllshed
%ica
Real MEmldte *dgenegt
dial a jno. monie«,
IiaI Estate aad lasaraaee Areata,
JDsalsrs «m Exchange*
NoTARIKH Pt'BLIC AVt» CoxrCI'ASCSH,
95, Dnv«'ii|»ort*» lll«M*fc,
orarr Al an Mftco* n f»I'«.
ValaaMe city Property For SalOe
VV'K 1NVITB
theesp«. iti a
VV
In
lrr's
B.tRU.IiJYn.
Atlhr Old Ifteck Isltand H«ik (Mere.
lave
'Is at
'.en'lon
t-. ttK- many
Mitchell'*,
A-Mitnoio —al- ., Kit-
porchaeer«
h-oce Hu.tlding
lets r.w off,
pu
BUSS.
piTlaut I p.., it ,.is in ii,. Sinte of Indiana Kc., tic
i,..ge„. Price g'JOO. rnqaestionably the
must interesting book that ba* appeared .r many
r.
r-d
Mai kuto-h ".
and
In orr
A
Dil-
fri tn
"e
a'*"tto tw n-
ty iciee larh, n.art,e cliy.f Fairaa and ls
m.i.g
lends prices ran«io from t«r ar:*-.
sards.at Jyt
'ffup
Hiayaiaker, liaao *. Crawford,
Real Etlale viytntn.
No. *7 V/v o«t Soooud
DAVI
uis tt,i
th*-
e their
II. A. FoRTRR ttBRt'TIIKR.
Ro^k Isianl Jurt-o. ISoS. iaell^lU
I.eClvire Han,
H«. just r«elved a larite Mocgof
i'apert.
Also on consignment a rars 1 cf
BMOZiXSB 3
which they will sell at the
i„rrt-
tne*s.
mt.
^PORT, IOWA,
omplete and accirat-
Havingtja
a
Title"
rior advti.t
A'street
lei ill S tilt
C- tN, wrsnloy
exam.nation
iU"|ri"Us
T.th, a'
iinc-tme:tie-
it
ne
ley, and ittrirae-
fatililies iraussrti n
of
the
i'ou
ail our
Thee" ab«foi
lra»tl
is
ty
t-. u.-,.
be*n carefully xniioiee fr
R* .-ordhaxe
-.,
ui
an we will in all
cat*^ guar. M-
Prompt tiivcu to l. ratiuc of
Warrants,uluniion
UoiUctlon of Money,tbe
Itf. lie.
!j I
Pajmtnt of
Taae-
II. V. ILti nAKDIt,
Notary fnuc asi CiiMiKiiuiia*tHiri
»,n minn»i
ra.
JOHN N. CKAWroMD,
ATTORNEY A Col N.-KU.OR AT LAW
pAVEar.ikT,
Iowa.
r|VHK subscribers
oftej
the following parcels
Bstate
for
of
s..e-
Real
t-i
w
..,
the attentlou id
,.» r*-sp*-ct|Wgr
m*lf
ha-1,s
City Properly.
No
I.
AHou-eon tbe
corner
Heels, lot
No
Is-1 :tk* n
tn
of Sixth and
8')xl.'s, ui«m
whl
l-erw
house, and buck tab|r.
ren llruwu. Puce
ra't
twl frame
this
will be Mid
'i.
A
|.,wa.
lot ol
Suxl.,0 ta-• 1
a
beautiful Spot
the
ll hil
east,
mlia'iotl.tug
Im.ii
trees,
ci *n
pe«,
hi a
teaut lul local ion for ide City orders
he tak-n
'or
v,
th* h..ieare-th*-co.
of lot.
Itn-
No
3. A -iix-
ai
ii
.*tt, street
be:w
-n
War­
|}1
4t«i.
v«ryand
a
S
E N A A I A
Terms
v.
Hoi. A
of
paMnr
bon e With
*-lease
Hr»d
street
a cheap
nf on*-or two
home
l..ts
betoe-'ii llth int
l&th -tre*
ta
Thi-
in a v*-rj
is
lliithi*- -.ti'.ni..|i.
Noli
A
ot of
Wxl.Vi
on the
xth sli*-*-is,
corn* of Main ar-.d
oni
of most
11 It
elmr
ate
le(rItnations
le- idi :i(e
nn
frr a
*er
the u:l
No,.
Tlir'e
|ot«
In tvavtunk-r'* subdivision
Parnaui west
nf Locust
n
stri-u
L-.n.l- or
hrtck
i.
piyiutnt for th* above.
Nob, la,t w ilh
a
i k ton
e
«I'
ha-i-ni'-n
in
nie its of
four ror ms
v
st
A
$ltm i»
fram*-
Catl.utt
on Hra'y
Mm
n
l|.,r,'-
AddHsxi,one
tweeu broun and Uuiues
Mlistf
«ti
eft.
No'.l
A
Pi.e $1,4*1)
Itrl k
(loom-
and
lot on
III. A
south slue
near bin,ii.'xluti Piio*-(l.Vl
N o
a
ut
street west li" Inland Ml ct.
No
lot on east
frrmc hoiis*- w i
two
ttftl,
»p ,.
of
R.s*k I-land
stf
I room*ani »t ibl*- for
hi.ri'Kdi 1.. fi.
Ill
el. 1.
Price only
Parke!' aidlti
$*«Kt
do!tI.u
|:1KI .a-h, dance
tn Inst
a
I
annum.
N I- A
li.-use
wi'
i
'J »rs
tie and
of ground
2!»t ^tr*
ets,nh-ars the ^rouflls tt.n
K-
TAN KICK NOTIONS
A-..
tniih-!• mlnarv.
Ar.,
No
1 Th*-
lea
e
Ac.
for
1«
ear« r«ra immlrrof
t,
and Harrlwn streets.
Mo 14.
The!- ot
III
tots In Noel's
lots for yeais.is*-
to $^4
per
sehdlvUI-"
at
n
v* ry
Ki'-uud i*
nt, it.m
an nun with the
privilege
of
have the huprv-ni* nts
pur-haslna
i -t
l'-a-e '1
lor ilo-
here Is
i.d
of
*1
ui b* tl*-r
i
No
WILL
arc hereby warned and not I tied
to quit th* premises, and abstain from any further
respass.
1h' D*-puty n S. Marshal for Illinois will take
charge of all wood cut on the ground, and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be aesetscd and PAID.
All I .-rsons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tlm
ber of anjr kind and notifti to abstain from any
trespass wbstsoevar, as legal itcpe will be taken
against such deprelstors.
B. Y. SLAYMAKBB,
oeelOdtf O B. Aaaai War Dspt.
New Caliiiict Wareroom.
(COR. ROCK tSLiSI AUD ODBT* 8T'S)
WHEBK
way f.,it a loan
interest
(opl'o-^te th- hook Store)
will be found one c-f the mo*t extenjise stocks of Pi
anos and Melodeons in tbe North-Weat. A visit to
our aalea room will psy the tro.it le.
1.
CENTS AND UPWAKHH,
For Sale in Lota to suit Purchasers
of
A Fa'm ol I
si..sit
Bpltal to procure a Initiie without being taa**l«
a h'-aw
and e\p-nciicing the anxiety
providinK tor a heavy debt.
Cniinlrv Properly.
..ii a r-s
nrar It id
acr lirok*- aiel^undc- ctiiliVrtlion, a urili le,tse.ri.^*.ioeUr
nlng water.
No J. lie north w-st quatter of S'-c 8, Twp l'J.
Rl,t«l, uioti whtili there I ilacr* s bri ke.
No 8. Th-- soutliw* st i|iiart* of s 3, twp 79, !t
east, with a ^o.*l clone uirr pon It.
No 4. Two him Ir-d an I forty arres, tns*ct:oii
twp80. 1. weat. (Ceitar I uuty.) inotiuig wa i.
Oi ly So at
No&. The s.uth ea*t qiaiter of s*c II, twp
Ramie 1, west Prlc- $lf. pi-r sere.
Noli. Ko-'li'y ami, part lo wheat, near :i'.
Grove. Prk'i'tlA per acre. 1
.i.y trrm-.
No 7. A spl- i«ti-i *»i io i i -o .ii res. sec 17, t*|
I, ea-t. A larg" risk hou *1 sti-l wa'* *,
I e sold in whole or In part, Imiwt
a
i*-s
B. 1). COKODOM,
ING
in
aUtat. It
tak'nsion th ciop will givn In, or any
i»i»
an i ur* hate tbe rop on the tjibiind. A i
.1
ulation. j-lH-dtf
JOUR VAKTU.
Attorney at Law fc Notary WHe,
Collation A Vaiili*,
GENERAL «»LI.K'Tl.\ AliENTS,
Real Estate Brokers, kc*
DATKNrutti, IOV A
Sive sptxial att*ntlou to Collecting and
securing lalms of evcrv kind.
Ai-o, l-U), seil, ex
1
2nd story.
he.
A large
assortm-nt of gilt r.nd fancy mouldii^'son hand suit
able for lookum Klaas and picture framee.
A share of pnbllc patronis respectfully solicited,
aprfdfcwtf A BARTI.CTT.
haime, .. an and pay taxe-on
Real Estate, negotiate leans, examine laud, Ul!
Ac Ac.
Ori
ii e,
northwest owner of Brady It Brcon-t,
Real Estate ^Igtnry.
CiGORiiK Is. \ICkOMA,
OFI-'ICK,
OOBNEH DBAIiV AND BECCND ST'Sb
&<tvouport, lowa-
I'or Sate.
AI.AR'iK
AMtil/NT )V THK BEST CITY
and COI.'NTHV I'HIII'RRTY—lmyrov«*l and
unimproved—at very low rat s.
At
Beautiful Healdrn* I.ets at prtrrs 'hat cannot
fail to suit rsuns wishing a hit fnr a home.
Enquire of Ogo. L. NIClloLI-H.
aprii dtf Cor Hra-ly a»d Second at I*
W. K. Barber &, Co.,
Have removed th* ir oiiic- ito
MCKIILLN BLOCK,
t'orner llra! and 8- nd Btrssts.
farming Laud
Twelve and a llalf Ceats per Acre
W'
are
#,nt»*Tinc govl
araM In
Ir»r act ual v tt r»f at UrtJvr on'/
jcr acr*. Maps of tbe country ma te- se*-n at *6*
office, Mcholla' Block.
WE
From
BBi Dealert la Kxchaag*,
MO. 2, WEST SECOND STBKBT,
himself In
W. K. BAKKKR A CO.
Dates p.«munn.
Pine IsamlM
O U I
'oration at
WKtwenty-lU*-1
-tf-r
for entry, or
nts per acr',
a
actual
Tu.tg,n(n,H
Par.
Oeld Ik MOM
Ardf* Drift* a amy ssmis imtred.
THE UHDERSHrHKD
il'-llar and
of va.oabie
tr
iJTE i.Ajrnn
iody
of
In Mlaaonrl, snppoe- 1 to be tbe onb
Timber remaining in tb*- Stat*-, me nt* r«i
NvvlWAwtf W BAhBKR Oo
Land Warrants Located
o n
are pirating I^nd War-ant* In Weet'rr- ani
Booth-Western Mlssoi.l, near the K a
nana
ts undary line, in a nne agrl'
tj|t!iral
and mineral
ro-
gion, rapidly tilling up Uitb s* ttiers
W. R. RtRBKn ACa.
Rail Road Lands
i a a o u i
WEalternateselections
have
of
Governm*
nt
I^nd
tar
half
per sere.
IB
Sections, lying along the itno
the ParMc MaOroad,
ag
entry at two dollars snl
W. E BARBER A 0t.
Land Warrant« Loeated
X2NT IOWA.
WEWarrants,
hnva
ariangementa made to
District
in
the
locate Land
and make entries In every Land
STATE OF IOWA,
Inspection of the lands.
We
also
continue, as heretofore,
that he hss
taken
tolocat*
Wasfnat*
on Agricultural and Mineral lands
in
a a o u
W. I. DAK BER CO,
Mo. i Niehoils' Moir, Davenport,let
VehlMtf]
MiW EhT.IBlalSUMEXT.
FJtJYC» Mii'E UOrSE.
ORAl'PNER weirt*l resperiri:l7
I1 ixei.s
notify ti e dU
of Davenport, Rock
Island and 'tg
a
this plan* IB the
buatnese of Bavnn
A
Bits
as PuTtit, mmh
4* flil aU orders tor fine BUver plated Eeor
house
flat**,
Uaaad
on
Filth htrcel, Mo. 119,
OpposBe the Court Ho-ise, in Dave»f
proposes
Ut the
Color and Baanr
sah. OanrW
Am
mWumHsSnBrn
•rtt
snd
Lsdi--s snd
Oeritb-men
that he will
MUk,
Crape Shawls, Wool, Cotton.
Hair, Peethera, Straw and Furs.
Be ha* b*en N vent* la the knslnws *ad ha*
worked la Rnails, Italy. Germans
and In the ffMb
gte ettsaefth* Bated Mat***
CUA—,won oolobaes
arrAia