Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume], August 22, 1858, Image 2

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CITY OV BAVKNPOIIT.
land* Mornlna Auguat 83. ISM
Jtemoorattu suta llaktt.
For Beoretary of SUU,
UMl'LL IXH-'GLAS. ul Beaten.
Fur Auditor,
THSOPORK PAKVLN, uf Maaaatia*
Fur Treasurer,
SAMLTEL LOfiAH, of Qml
For Attorney Genera),
JAMES U. KLLWUWL», of P®lk
Cm. of Dm Mo'uas Improvement Oa,
WHAKLE3 BALDWIN, a Van Bare
a.
U«gi«t*r I-HOJ
jAMIw M. KUU, oI U.
OemoereMo Conaraas local TtafcaC.
for Congrats,
WUJOAM k. i.KFH .WWKLL.
Deraooratio lllatrlot Tloket.
For District Attorney.
OBOfUJK b. HKUH, of Museatin*
For Meml«r of the Hoard of Education,
I'llAitLKS 1U0II, of Jackeou Couutj.
ladapaodent riomitinti.ii! tor Judge of tfcs
H#v«nth .Judicial District,
A. a 1J EX SKIT.
The El««tiou will l« htM
Oclobe-r Itltli.
CONOItEflHIONAL. CANVAHS.
•on Wu. a. L»0ngwelt. the Democratic candi
date for C»ogr"ss, having accytrd the invitation of
r. Van lever, lhe Republican .andldatn, lo meet
htu Id discns-ion at hi« various appointments In tbe
District. trie two candl1ate» "ill address Die pmp."
AT TWO U'UUH'h, V. M.(
at th* felloWIng places
^rt idt" ',
Wlfir!),
Waterloo,
Wawkon.
Mow Oregon,
at. AUKSI,
Mitah il,
Chlekasaw,
Wait room,
V-Ua C.ty.
ttntt*uhurg.
Olerksville,
Calar Vails,
Landing,
1).. .rah,
Vcru .n Springs,
Osage,
Hralior-1,
Fr»-i' rlcksborg,
F«y-re.
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TBii] NKWS.
\V« IIHVO tho following intolligence
from K"fi l)arauii«: to the ^ul mat.—
Col. Monro*-, with citinpunittR A. (!.
anl 1,4th Arttill«'ry, was still Ht LHra
mie, mh also whs Mnjnr liiat-Hin's com
panies of viI iJrH^oou*. ('apt. Koherts
had iimrcheil tor I'IHUC with
hin rompariy, and 'apt.»in (Jetty's com
pany ol tin' swim regimrnf, which, as they in their wisdom bhould
lowever, is only temporarily stationed
there, and will return to Laramie very
ahortly Col. Monroo had also ordered
tiompanies L, Hrevet-.Major William
and M,('apt. l»rown, from 'ottouwood,
toji.NI
111IIi
at Laratnie* An order haa
been received at Laramie establishing
two new military postf, tho one at the
Cbeyenn.» I'ass, the other at lient's
Fort, in the
MI^
Timbers. It is pretty
generally understood that two compa
nies of the 4th Arttillerv taken from
tbe force at Laramie will garrison the
poet at Cheyenne I'ass, and that Bent's
Fort will 1m» occupied by two compa
nies of the two companies of the same
regiment, (one detailed from Laramie
the other from Kearney) ami company
1), second I)ragoii». The news that
Captain Longstreet, of tho Kight Infan
try, had been appointed 1'aymaster,
rice I'HuhicIl, dismissed, was ijnite a
disappointment to the friends of Cap
tain Mar*y, of the Fifth Iritantiy, who
was confidently unpposcd would ob
tain it.
tJencral Ward H. numett, of N"cw
Tork the Surveyor General of Kansas
and Nebraska, arrived at Leavenworth
on the Pth iust, ilis appointment
gives universal satisfaction.
The troops at Fort Scott arc order
ed up, and will be in this week. They
proceed immediately to Fort llandall,
their former station. (n the l»th inst.
a detachment ot fourth artillery conval
escents, with the laundresses and com-
Eany
women of that regiment, left for
arami* under the charge of Capt. J.
ii. Carland, of the Fourth.
The weather has been sweltering.
Two men died in St. Loui&oa Wcd
noaday from tho heat.
Tho ''cable," it appears, it to be
brought into tho political arena, as Mr.
Cyrus W. Field is nominated by an en
thusiastic "cable-ite" through a New
York journal as a candidate for Gov
ernor of that State.
A Ladies' National Equestrian Con
vention will bo held on Wednesday,
September 8th, at the I'nion Course,
Long Island. Premiums will be awar
ded as follows To the best rider, a
piano worth 00 to the second best
a pitcher and pair of goblets worth
•300, and to tho third a gold watch,
•ct with diamonds, valued at $'200.
Dr. 1\ 1. Owen writes to the Lex
ington Obsirrtr n«./ lifjiortrr to con
tradict the statement that his health is
failing, and gives interesting particulars
in regard to the 'ieologieal Survey of
Kentu
his sup
Miss Emily is to remain with her
parents while the Count proceed# to
New York to arrange the little obsta
cles that now stand in the way of tnar
riage, or in other words to obtain a di
vorce from the wite whom he has aban
doned, after which he is to return to
tbe full possession of her charms—
ideal and solid—as the legal husband
«f the "lioness" of Mobile.
General Joseph Lane, United States
BonaUr elect from Oregon, is now on a
visit in Indiana. It is in contemplation
to give him a public reception by the
military and citizens at Indianapolis,
At a sehocl pic-nie, at Lena, Steph
Mson county, on the 13th inst, a
•wing broke, throwing a little g'irl,
(laughter of Foreman, upon the ground
with such such violence as to kill her.
Two other children had each a lee
Woken.
A new steamer, called the Win. S,
Enssell, has been placed on the Peca
tonica river, in Illinois, to run as a
passenger between Freeport, Winslow
and other points. Tho boat is 80 feet
loaf, 29 feet wide, and 34 feet depth
of bold, and driven by a two-horse
power engine. They have had several
excursion trips already from Freeport
Adriett from Oregon have been re
Mited ia Washington, conveying in
ofa greet flrit between the
•MSmm liiiM. The par*
STATE DEMOCRAT' Eric MMlJ. A few days siotM a or what ate bis priB iplea. Th* only
Ti*"11 attacked a field adequate description of the state of the
of bcaoaaiM ia two Lours not a irreen _* ....
lrttf was left P*1^ •tithe present time, is the picture
St. Louis Las iust added a sixth i,Jrawn
We learn from tba Ciocinnatti iia
Mtt« that on Saturdav night laat, an ac
cident occurel on the Ohio and Mi^a*
ie^ippi railroad, which resulted in the
death of two persons, and the injury of
aevua! others, it appears that some
villain haJ up
iked to the track, ut-ar
oley Mtation, an iron railroad "chair"
and that a wuod train was thereby
thrown off the track. Two Irishmen,
whose names wo did not learn, employ•
ed upon thu tram, were killfid, two
others were badly injured, and five
considerably bruised. There aro some
villains in the world who would make
beautiful gallows ornaments.
A Hipp state or Affairs amon* tbe
Faltbml.—-Dlaoortl in ttia Kepublloan
Camp
Atlnorfth a aulrcrtal bubbab wild,
Of ataati'&c ronuda and role a all ouDtaiai,
•ana i' rousti tba bollow dark sitanlta th» tsr.
Prunes, Morris and Company, by in
sisting upon what they had begun to
consider au inalienable right—a sort of
kingly prerogative, to govern the State
In this district, the sharp figuring by
which the political existence of the
Hon. James Thorington was terminated
and tho celebrated Surveyor, William
Vandevcr, was brought forward from
liis,native obscurity,to sustain the honor
of being defeated by Judge Leflingwcll,
and tho very natural hard feeling
which it produced, are too well under
stood here to need a repetition.
Each of tho eleven Judicial Districts
also has its scperate musses and diffi
culties.
In the Judicial District composed of
Des Moines and other counties, at a
Convention held a week or two since,
Criir.es, Morris & Co., by thrusting
their hngers in the pie and endeavoring
to procure the nomination of their own
peisonal pets contrary to the wishes of
the people, have organized a difficulty
truly delightful to contemplate. In
this instance they were unfortunate
enough to burn their lingers iu at
tempting to pull chestnuts from the
fire but the etfeet of their wire pulling
will .be lasting.
In this District, tho seventh, it is
unnecessary to recapitulate the unfair
"leans used to jump the claim of an
Lontucky, now being carried ou under honest, faithful judicial officer and to
is supcrintendancc. I ,, t....
The Savannah (honjhin makes the
following reference to the Blount Ui
viero atlair:
1
nominate John Dillon.
In the tenth District, at a convention
held at West Union on the Oth instant,
similar means were used to oust Judge
Murdoch of Clayton county ^and_ to
nominate Judge Williams, (a man so
crazy and fanatical in his advocacy of
abolitionism as to be objectionable even
to a majority of the republicans in his
District. The result was that two edi
tors and numerous delegates, who were
inadvertently allowed to get into the
convention went away swearing ven
geance and declaring their intention to
bolt the ticket.
In some two or three Districts
which we have not now time to men
tion particularly, the same state of af
fairs reigns.
But the difficulties do not end, with
the wide split in the State, and tbe
splits in the Congressional and Judicial
Districts, but hard feeling exist in every
county acd township and each school
district has its own little private muss,
until republicanism intheState,in beau
tiful conformity witb iu principles of
universal pbilanthrophy and brotherly
love—has become one quarrel within
another ad infinitum.
Indeed so mixed ap hai republican*
iua become in this State, that amid the
"•MilislM wane wafettaded," it has
b)'
lhe bhnd
steam engine to her fire department.! that point in •pace]
An atfray took place in one of the i where ci l*st night
streets ol Louisville, on the night of And chaos, ancestors of nstur*, hAd
the Telegraph celebration, which re
sulted in the fatal shooting of a police
man named Oilmore. 21e? can't do
anything great" in Louiafille without
killing somebody before thev through.
Milton
Tba opposing elements of which re
publicanism in this Stato is composci,
and which the loaders had flattered
themselves, thoy had by some chemical
process not as yet generally known to
science, sucuoded in amalgamating,
have at laat begun to display their antag
onistic characteristics. So long as the
conglomerate mass waa undisturbed,
tho odds aud ends and cliques and
tactions which constitute its compo
nent parts, lay together with as reason
able a degree of quietude as could be
bo expected hut when tho wire pul
lers and pipe layers began to stir np
the assemblage, tho odds and ends aud
cliques and factions soon began to
quurrel and tight among themselves
like so many kilkenny cats.
SCT
Jit
and to select such men as they chose
to till the offices, like the Czar of llus
iia. being auswerable for their doings
only to their own consciences, have
at last met with an organized opposi
tion and the result hat* been a wide
and irrepaiable breach truly alarming
so the spoil hunters, and prophetic of a
speedy return of the State to an honest
reliable democratic administration.
In addition to this split which ex
tends throughout the State, there is a
distinct split iu each of the two Con
gressional Districts. In the first Dis
trict, by packing the convention which
nominated Col. Curtis—or as he is
more popularly known %ti.40 Curtis—
an extonsive bolt has been caused, and
much bitter feeling is expressed by
others who, although they will not
openly holt, will secretly vote for the
democratic candidate.
p*t
•t»rn» monarch atalUt tbe Boise
Of aoJlraa wart. a»d by t.»nfiiiluu ktand
tor L-.t. cull. mol*t a^J dry ronr r-lai flaroa,
atrlv* L«re tuatUry aoU t. Little bring
Ttlr roitirut ttouii tbry arouol tbe flag
Of »atb b.e recti u iu tbelr srvtrai claoa
L.(bt aribtd or besry. ibaip. »mu^tb, awtlt or dM
Tbe Letter* cf Morris and VandaVW1*
Why we doi.'t pablirh ihem
The Uozttlt of Saturday is mcst se
verely exerciacd because we have not
Wei eave the public, who have read
the letters of both of these men in the
Gazette, and the comments of the
/JrmrMTut, to judge whether we have
not given them the benefit of all the
defence they had to make, and whether
our whole course in regard to the mat
ter has not been characterized by a
fairness towards the accused, as well
as a fairness towards the public, upon
whom tnc Gazette has been endeav
oring to impose,
We have no space in our columns
for the publication of lies of any sort
and last of all for the lies of republican
officers in attempting to cover up their
rascalities.
The Gazette is generous to promise
not to contradict any remarks which
we shall make upon these letter.--, if wc
publish them. We appreciate the
magnamity of the Gazette and would
would merely suggest that it is well
known why a person named John—
whose surname, has not descended to
to us—vulgarly called Jack, did not
eat his dinner.
The Wisconsin Banks.
The public are alrea.ly aware that a dis
patch was received from some broker in
Chicago, day before yesterday, stating that
the notes of some twenty-six Chicago banks
hail been thrown out,'" is tlu? jhra-»: ia.
'Una was the substance ol the dispatch. Al
though there are nearly one liun.iiv.l hank*
in Wise oriain, the Chicago note eliav' i- could
not find time o specify the twenty-six
which were thrown out, i'or. if he had done
so, the certainty is that his iispat* would
have produced \vry little elfect here, lie
eloc'.ed to send it, in general terms, expecting
that the operation would 1 »e to disci-cdit the
whole of the Wisconsin banks, 8o that his
confrere* in the shaving lin.- iiii._'ht prolit by
Ill* movement, and the depreciation.
Yesterday's Chi. ago papers brought the
circular of several Chicago brokers who
have undersaken to perforin the kind oftice
of determining what kind of money issued
by Wisconsin lianks is not good—although
every dollar is based upon State securities
—and a little examination discloses the fact
of all the banks named not thirt y thousand
dollars can be found in St. Louis, jjut the
object would not have been attained if an
lucest policy had been pursued and the
bank- named the intention was to create a
gyueral distrust of Wisconsin money, and
then, when this \va» done, for the confeder
ates to buy it up at a depreciation from tim
id men, and then, when the speculation of
the brokers was over, to reproduce it for
circulation again, just an vat Ln last year
with Illinois mom /. We do not know thai
the game has beeu very successful, but at all
events the tabooing of fthese twenty-six
banks, very few of which have am circula
tion here, and all of which a-e abundantly
secured, ought not to be suffered to affect
the value of Wisconsin money in this mar
ket.
In the list of those who sign this circular,
we see the names of some first rate specula
tors in wild cat and mad dog currency in
past years, and it does seem somewhat fur
cieul to nd them attempting to prescribe
any sort of bank note issues—least of nil
those bnsed on the faith and credit of the
various States of the I'nion. »ur advice to
those who may happen to have any of these
notes is, to hold on to them—keep clear of
the brokers.—St. Lows litjiuftlifcm.
MoitK Titoi
HLE IN'
Ma. KALLOOI'S Cnrncu.
—Though Mr. Kalloch has been recalled to
the Tremont Temple in Boeton, yet there
seems to be some difficulty about his settle
ment Tremont Temple belongs, not to the
congregation that worship there, but to the
associated Baptist churches of Boston, and
the building is under the control of trustees
selected from these different churches. On.
of the conditions opon which the buildirg is
rented is that the congregation shall settle
no pastor without the cousent of the trus
tees. Mr. K. is not recognized by the other
Baptist etiurehes in Boston—,the pastors re
fuse to exchange with him—aud it is faid
the trustees will ob'.eet to his settlement.
It is now said that Mr. Kallocb's resigna
tion was originally offered, not with an ex
pectation that it would be accepted, but to
force the clergy into a recoguition of him.
It was in other words simply a threat If
you don recognise me, I'll renounce the
clerical office." But to hia surprise, instead
of begging him not to resign, they simply
took him at hia word.
A PaomxcT Fci.m.i
EI.
i in mmm
Prof. Morse
fifteen years ago, in a letter to the then
Secretary of the Treasury, the Hon. John C.
Spencer, gave utterance to the prophecy
which has been fulfilled in the complete
success of the Atlantic Telegraph: "The
praotical inference from this law is that a
••'•Brapnle •otnmucicatlon oa tbe electro
pUl1' wlu»
i
ftati.
W§n nltoof the fo tell tkckhlMiili
scrtsuty be
BUMMABY.
It is now rtfporttMi that Mire Blount anl
d« Riviere lave b«-«u inuriic.1 tor soui*
time, ev«»n at far Jack a* the 7 lL vi" June.
m, to Make the
of England off It is a very miaad btwn
I r»est of it.
Tbe wt]uw of Oett. Harrison has bet-n
quite ill for fotne time. Th« Cincinnati
htt*Ut of th« 18th says she is now regarded
a* out of imemdiate darker.
French ^n^inaers have cotnpleted tiie
•urveji ol a i-urriavfe roaJ from Ddmx^ua
to H. yrout, anJ have iri.lioat^-] tli« route by
nirtin .f stones t^arir!»f rmrntifr*. They
published the letters of Mr. Surveyor cnl-'ulate that tk« r«»ait will requite three
V andever and Martin L. Morris and \eur* to e*.t-ute. an«l will cost Irora 8,0oo
»ays that our conduct in neglecting so
to do, is scandalous, unfair, etc., etc.
Wo have already published the sub­
stance of both of these letters, and
have given the readers of the demo
crat not one, or a part, but all of the
points ot defence upon which the two
injured men,'' and in one instance»
at least, we are assured, that the state
ment of the defence was made in quite
as pointed and grammatical a manner,
by us, as by the persecuted" officer.
The difficulty experienced by our
neighbors in reference to our conduct,
lies probably in the fact that we were
sufficiently regardless or ttieir feelings
to append a few remarks to the state
ments of both of these imma
culate lepublicati officers showing in
the case of Martin L. Morris, by the
very point uponwhich he chieflyrelied—
by his own plain, unequivocal, unex
plainable coufeasion,—he bad proven
himsclfguilty of an off ence which could
if the Coventor did his duty, subject
him to a fine of twenty thousand doU
lais and an imprisonment in the coun
ty jail for five years—and iu the case of
Mr. Surveyor Vandever, that the plats,
maps and field notes of his fraudulent
surveys had recently been stolen from
the office of the Surveyor ieneral.
Ooo to -l.ooo.ooOJ.
SENTIMENT to
a
A
Kjuaior—Au imaginary line which divide*
the world.
The Cable—A real line which unites it.
It is stated that the people of the city of
I.ondon *ent by post 3i,'H»o,ooo m.ire b-ttrrs
luring the last ten years than all the pcple
of the I nited States, although the jxipula
tion of that country is u times grfkter.
the'J.rio,00o,ijt.K letters posted in Lon
don. more than 4V",oon,oi)o were for circu
lation within the limit -of that city.
A UELIC or Mc\io ^ABK.—Lieutenant
Glover of Baikie's West Coast Expedition
has met with a valuable relic of Mun^o
I'ark. It is a volume of logarithms, with
Mungo I'ark's name and autographic note
and memoranda. The possessor offered it
to Mr (ilover for '^IMI.IMMI cowries. The
price demanded was enormous, ain^ it was
impossible pay it. All-r some considera
tion, the lieutenant took from his po k- a
clasp knife, and asked the native what lie
th ought of that. This was teo tempting a
bate !e refused the native joyful! v took
the knife, and the lieutenant still more joy
fully secured his valuable memento of the
distinguished Af.ican traveler.
l'i.o«i.N(i
IIV
STKAM,—The practicability
and expediency of steam plowing, has of
lato received considerable attention both in
this country ami in England. In England,
ulter repeated trials conductcl with the
utmost strictness, the lioyal Agricultural
ociety have decided that steam tillage may
be generally introduced with prjfit as a
suistitute tor the hors-plow and spade.
We have already noticed the intended trial
of one of these plows at Lanca-ler, I'a. The
Philadelphia J', Hn*vlt'ttnivi, in au article on
this subject, says:
The i nited States, where hand labor is
scarce, and its high value forms one of the
greatest diawbacks of agriculture, where a
million of acres are annually to be tilled,
and immeasurable tracks of fertile soil yet
await the lirst labors of the cultivator, are
pre-eminently the tield for steam cultiva
tion. In lH.'iO the areaot improve 1 lands in
the United States was estimated at 11: .
iioo.iioo acres. At present it comprises
probably some 1 ."iO,ttoo,olio acres. Assum
ing chat of these only IOO.ooO.OOO acres are
to be tilled annually, and that the average
cost ct horse ploughing beiriti not higher
than in England—namely, ^2,7.' per acre—
the work -till requires the in incn*e outlay
of *i-"S."o",ooo per year, one half of which,
or over i'l:'i),ooo,inn miuht. according to
the experiments made in England, be saved
by s»eam cultivation. It is difli uit to re
alize the magnitude of such an economical
achievement. We pride ourselves upen our
immense foreign commerce. ur total ex
ports. valued at atinunlly. co-1
us perin|is some $::oo,ooo,ot o to produce
and deliver them at the markets, leaving a
profit of :.!!,MOO.Ooo to be divided amongst
farmers, carriers and merchants, which is a
liber ul estimate. Now, the successful intro
duction t.f the steam plough would result in
a clear ga ii of iiiiv. times the amoiiut.
SPECIAL NOTICES^
rover A" Maker's
ELKBRATKD
FiMILV SKHI.\ti M.trHI\ES,
P.lil IALIWAV, N. V.
THR.SK
Machines are now justly admitted te be(
the !,est in ue tor Family Sewing, making a
nuw, strong and cia ti.- stitjB, which will UttT r.p,
even tf ev ry fourth lltch ij out. Circulars i»nt or
application by letter.
J. C. Wmhburnr, Agent,
Janel-dtf Davenport, lows.
HAIB HIlSTORATIVK.•—We Are plea-iti tuheakie
to recir the rati-ifaolion of o-:r patrons, aft'r trla
of an article advertised in our columns. We haw
the '.ltisfactioii to know several of ur re-.dfra who
have used Prjf. Wood's Ilalr 'o'oratlvr, and pro
iiit.nc 'd It to Ik- jut what tbe advci tls' iuent .-ays it
is. We have cveral personal aciuaintdiices, too,
who we e gray head-.d—tfcey fcave tried it. and now
th'lr hair ia restored to Us rlginal color, an 1 they
willingly mid their tostmuny to its efficacy, and will
glv-- farther in'ormatiou to others de-iriim It. T.ll'
sp ,iks well for the article, and we a^vii-e all who do
not wish ti appear srar-hraded, to use Wood's Iit-ir
Ue»t-rative,— II,sJem ]'itriot.
Sold by all ^oo"l Druggls-s.
lm».rt everybody b.ij h-ar^l of Mann's Aaue Bal
stm. the attention ofonr numerous re.cl rs di
rected to tho advertisement tound is another column
of this paper, cf the hiRli estimation that Is placed
upon this, the griaiest nrm Jy known to modern
science. We have never known auy oth-ir me :i.
in"
*ln a* iar^e
s
share of public contldence in so ihort
a time as this lias ilor.e, if we may bs adownd to
ludge by what we read but this should be stllUli nt
particularly wbm we see such testimonisls comlaK
from men of undoubted v ?raclly,from all parti
of the
country. Th-re .in be no dou .t but that it is one cf
the greatest discoverivg in the med c.»I world, and de
serves tho approbation and esteem of our readers
and tho public. Sold by all good draggUta.
Rock Island Trespasser*.
To all whom it may concern.
T.ttiE jraTtct:.
rpiia
andersi/ned bavin* been appointed by the
A War Department at.A^ent of the Quirter Mas
t-r Department at Rock Island," with fall Innttqc
tU ni to adopt all neces *ry meaaurig for the pro
tection of tbe property from depredations in 1 intru
sions." Now, therefore, all pir.sons whom*o-»ver, not
having legal right are hereby warned and notiiled
to quit th. premises, and abstain from any farther
respa«s.
The Depntv U. S. Marshal for Illinois will take
charge of all wood cut on the ground- and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damage*
can be aaar-j'-l and PAID.
All pcrs-ns are hereby forbid ent'tng wood or tin
ber of any kind and notified to abstain from any
trespass whatooever, as legal steps will be
against such depredators.
I. T. BLAYMAKKBi
V R. Asani War Dipl.
Something i\ew.
DAVENPORT CITT EXPRESS.
Office Brady Street icith Mo,: r'rf O arret
rf^HIS Bxpresa is desimcl to deliver gocds for
Merchants, carry packaKts, buudles. aaMaaes
*c, for persons living on tho blmf and in remote
parts of the City. Will also b« at the market houses
every morning at 8* o'clock—for the present-to
take any marketing to residences which mav be de
sired.
Orders left at the office or in the "Express" order
boles at McNeil A Bro, Sutton A Co, and W 0
Wadsworth shall receive prompt attention.
The cbarg.ii will be for delivering bundle packa
ges messages, Ac, to any part of the city bilow the
bluff, and between a bridsre and Western Avenu"
10 oents. For similar bundles, Ae, at Baat or North
Davenport SOc cash.
Favorable terns wilt be made with merchants t*
others by tbe month or year
KP W AKD AI.DKX, Proprietor
aarTitf ""-mi aluwt
IVIacklot Sc. Corbin,
Btakais mad Dealers la Ixchsafs,
*0. 2. WKST BIOOND STKUT,
Uewenparl, Iowa.
txcHixoi Saixnia BvTiao
Oa New Tork,
Oa Chicago,
Oa St. Lotus,
Oi-ld
fortign Draft* tn any euwis imirtd.
NOTICE TO BC1LDER»7
tVMmmm mubducmd*
Tva^saarsfs
MERfiNTILE COLLEGES.
LOCATED
The Poace Comtni*»ioners ref^rt at W:nl.
inirton the au^.r^niai y of the la»« an.! an- DAVJCVPOaT. IOWA Cor. Flftb and BraJyMa.
thority of the Govtrnaient in I'tah, aridlPBUMi*, ILt. US and KMaU aireM.
con«c^u'tit Thr\ also confirm lhe
ao-ouiiis of Utter writer* of the unjust uii
tvraniiical (-•induct of Brigham Voting tv
warij hw lollower*.
DlKBOTORH
•on K It Poweli, E-q is Wi-odwerd.
W. A
lur:
J. O r«.i
id.
W DAVIS
CAULE IJINKKR.«— Tht
W Lisa.
a OoLlttMITH,
P, int r, intra' or, Furih*t, Produ Dealer, Lum- 1
ber Menhint, aurveyor, Kui uieer, Iaspector Teacb
er, Ac Ac.
The Lrsi of itrnly pursiir «I at tne»e ('"lleires Is
Hi m,.t citenire and thorough, net rceptiny ani/,
whltii ha.^ ev bee-j in roituc.-d n.ti any similar in
tftttiiti ai in I his country. Til' teat-ber* in the varl
ous depart men i» nre Bikrinwla'^- 1 to have no bUpe
riors in their ri.-jiec!ive pro[e.-iions.
Practical Peantauahip,
In this cleparlm nt, «s in nil others, three Colleges
itacd at tbe vry ieor of the t-inole.
The Htyl s of Pra t'ral, ornaments'. anl Latliis
Kplstolaiy Fenm»n»htp.' umvers.ally a inure 1 by
all io vr*of II, itinj, as taught at these Ool
1 are not eiu lied,] au i it U lnt« i^JeJ they never
?hall be.
Written specimens of ieumenilii ssat free of
fliar^e.
Students miy commence at any time. Diplomas
awarded to Graduated, s- hoi art hips goes
ia either
College.
Empl«)uea|,
The PrlnrtpaN and arliers
EDUCATION AL. BOOTS AND SHOES.
n4Tli TII'TOV* 01*
O. Y ai»--ll. Ktq
H. A W ippeia-abii
»r. J. burtu.
Will atu A isq
Jnu 1* t'nk, K
Jlu. 1' Uiliob, baq
Jav I. O'utfln, Kt'i
Wiu I' urk,
Cba« K Patuain, Ka%
Oui
H'
I
K-q
Wiu a oi-ti, iut
A BjrtMt. a«p
U.i r/ N 1' r,
Mijnr. a-q
W i y
K-.cr. K.q
rAOCLTr
Profutor* 0/ Book-JCtej ing and
HraufKf
Cvliiitrrml
S S TIPTOK.
1 VaentKBCHa,
Uoiitii.
Prof -tii'r* ,f ^radical ami OrnawHmtal Ptnman
ami le.turer* on Jiutirietn cuttomt and
Vvrrttpvftdrttje
OmmTH, W DAVIS, 8 S TIPTON
Lecturer*on Mercantile Law, Btnkiug, Exchange
finance, «#c:
Ci!A» ItONSCV,
LI
For Ornaiiienlal Pelman^ht j, Card Writln? and
OU Hund Hoi.ruliinK. a» may he agreed o^-n.
FuriH inrurms
I RIVH
cation at
I
I'fttnn, Ssq.
l)o:t A.-tn-r,
Rev I) ili .on,
Jno Jclitii, K jrj.
—fact*LTV.—
Jos LOPEZ, Prof, of Book retping.
W
1'IIATT,
Prof, ot Penoianship.
I. Hi iw«lL, Prof, of Mathematics.
FHLIIK.^CIIHAAG, Prf. of Architectural andOrna
mental Drawing
N
SUVIIAN.
Asst. Tea:her of Fenmanship and
Book Keeping.
—LECTUHSaS.—
SHORKY, KSIJ., and other able Lecturers.
1!^-.Uf jn't m.th fntli/ localtt iiere, and wei: known
In the ni:u..iiuy, a withal desirous of maintain
itifcf a reputation fjr catiOor ,itid i easfinab'.eness, we
do not de-iii it necessary to pui sue the course so of.cn
tiken by Commercial Coll ge» (and esp-eia.ly bj those
which are inly temporarily esiabli-h'd, aiol lo" igned
lo make a great tlow i-.r a few nior.tns an I then
"mov- ..n- tosonie n*. w plac,) nam ly, to liim «u
p«r! trl'y over the whole world, ,»i if there were no
»it' ll ihniga writers accountants, t.-»ihers an ex.
perli ,.,( fttMiiess ni'ti. ott of tho ^••leet circle la
their own school loom w", iherefoie, ,i-.h -reto ore
m»ke le. eaa^'cr«ted stalem tits, prouiiv jihing
are not pr pared to perform, vlvertis" no teach
•-r.- :i ji Rciumy engaged, and maku no
claims we can
not snbflt.in'tate.
THK BOOKKRFIMNG OOl RSf
F.rcbra' cs ctmpieie s- 's books i.«i ev.-ry branch tt
Trade and 0 lumer-e. i-.tlndlng Wfn ..e and Be
iai In ividual, IMrtnerahip, Joint
I
LAD
IKS' DL/'ARrJlEXT,
A larse and well furnlsl e room, ntirrly teji't
ratc from the (*'*nt 1 im n 'a depart nit-i.t is provided
for ihe ns9 011.ady stadeuts ex- lu~ive|y.
t^'or further partlcu ars call at the rooms, or
ad'lrtss J- C. LOPKZ, i
at:-'14 w. H. PRATT, Principals.
dlount Ida Female College.
DATENl'OBT. IOWA.
rpnB
summer Session »r this Institution commen-
JL
ces on Monday. May
1868.
W
mo T8
B*rwasa
fH
DAVIDSON.
JNO K IILLON,
HON JM IIIOK,
LANt.a, m,).,
CHASK PrI
NAS.
A KmsiON, •'!.,
N CtA w) o*i.
Lecturer» ,n Political UutOTy and Commtrcial
Geography
HEKBVS Atrsriw, W* CT.AKK.
Tve'le:-Un of tbe prupnetori In e,ui.i-!uiig this
chtln or Colli'Kes w»»tu iffuitl young g-tiilem-n Uie
e s s 1 i i i- s i i n K e i a n
Miiini riili kn.»«v .|g or nnierci»] tcii-n e
and Art »Hro'i»!l.
practical.Y•cmilufed ia llie Counting
Rj.jtn am! p-jiaui:* i,
r»ll-.
Tlif«» Col-
embrace iu th- ir menM.. iour*e „t i'Uiiy.tiot
ouij 1 ujk-kecplng an1! |raniatsbii, but iiua '-ivua
other tranche* wbi!i wht h" ..f t!,. ntmosi iinpor
t»nce to yery p:rtt-ri .viio Vrat.fuc.* bus u of any
kind It i I w ol iiica l»l.le ocii'-ut t«, the Mer
chant. tt«:ilct r, Broker JlMiuf ii'tan-r, Mechanic,
H-j'el Pi'./rlet t. Pu'j.i.h -r, Ph/Meitn, Lawyer,
Land and .nsurauce
tl
Pnor
S'ook,
nd in
O II
—or—
SBOE»%
I A S O
—or—
Brady Street,
THIRD AND FOI RTI
oruar.ier, Coiiecto.% CfclltS', LftdleS' CbildrfBS' HfftF.
these Colli nes have
an extensive I miiits^ u i(iiaintaiice, and wlil always
anslc'er it a !i-ure and duty to further the bett
Inter, ,-ts ..f tti ir nraduat.es to desire it, ty aiding
fhem al! they can in obtaining situations.
Taltiea«-Fayablf on Knteriag.
For fill! ilerr.n Course iuclii'li::g alt depart
ment ,.f BiK-k" in:.g,l."ctures, Penmanship and
Commercial CilcuHtions $40
for nii an^!ii[i alone, one y ar 10
For n.~),ui. h,p, tweoly !-ttons 5
with (.lersure on appli­
he Co']'
K".
or by
'HDMI.
for new (Circu­
lar, which eontalns mti'h valuable information, and
will be furbished ty return Mfiil.
AdCre«a
aag4*dtf Davenport or Peoria.
Davenport CoHnercUl (olle^e,
Orlgg'e ltiock, ojr Third and Perry sts.,
I) AVKNP0RT, 10WA.
IMCOBPOHATED IN 1850.
Tha Mlf permanently Loraied Censaiet*
cial Ci ll«*g«- in lowat
—Mliki Tuln,
Hon_Q_B Satgent, 7. now ra, Esq,
J.-.o Ci olt. £sq,
I.S Vi ie, K,.|,
las Uslzeil, Esq,
I t!oates. Ksq,
Jco .M C'snnon, Esq,
W Wil' y, Ksq,
Merwiti, Ksq,
(iriitps, Ksq,
II Smilb, ksq,
Mack: it, K-i|,
ii 1 ivnport, Ksi),
A Barrow, Esq
WOOD:
and C.-m-
iuad Company llusitn ss, Manufacttiriti--, m.mis
n .i-, auilread, 8'•ami,, at, Hotel, Painting, Lunibsr,
Hr- k-rage and Kxchati.-.. (two compl t- practical
.rill ),
L'ANKINI.
He is as^iMed by Mr. J. N. Buy
dam, who has few
i »is as a pract.ca) or ornamental penman, or as
a
tea her.
LANDSCAPE
AND An IIITKCTI BAI.
OiCU at ail hours from S
0
the ,„ont r.,mt-lete and
jh i.v- ku twu and superior to any other
tauihtiiithoWi.it. The coarse in
PENMANSHIP
Is under the charge of Mr. \v. n. Pratt, who received
the Diemium for Pet iimn^hlp and Card Writing at
the "a-t Slate tmir, and who conireWim
in itibi or Ormin'tnUil Pemiiaushiy. /', nHH tteh
"l, imi nhin j, Car Wt 'ling, or tcaihiny thone
brum htu.
DRAWING,
and the complete system ot
PHONOGBAPHY.
a!eotingh', by competent instructors.
Hoods—Iu Oiliiirs' Blvk, mar of Third and Per
ry sire t-. on- blo.k from t:i« Post Oin-e, the room
form- rly kn wn as "t.rii'K.' Hall," w.th the adjoin
ing rooms, will lighted, well vcniilat«d, and forming
by fsr th» mint citne:i:ent, commodious aod best
aiapte I shu^tion fcr he purioje in the city.
A JI
ti'.I
I- M.
Tho location of
thia Institntlou for general hea thfulness purity of
moral atmosphere, sublimity and beauty of scene y,
i~ not eiceiled. It |s thought, by that of any similar
Institution in this natl-.n Thehuild.ngis a substan
tia" brick edi(l e, sit uat'-d on a beautiful emin'-nco,
(overlooking the "Father of Waters and Twin Cit
iei of the West." stid is now being flt up in tbe
moet approved ,-tyli-of eastern Co leg«s. The Session
Rooms hav tiecn nicely papered, and stipph with
the est styles of Boston furniture diaironally ar
ranged, and the three commodious pa lors have beeu
neatly papered, painted, carpeted and furnlated with
new
ant ei"«atd planes. &.C.. for tli" accommodation
of the musical and ornamental department. Two ad
ditional Pro'ess&rs will be added to the Faculty—a
lady and gvntl-m»n, late of Troy I-Vmale nl' Ke, N
Y. The boarding department win acccmmodate at
present, between seventy- live and cue hundred young
ladles, and will be uuder the supervision of the Pres
ident and his I.idy and parentx may be assured
that no pains will be spired, not only to promote tbe
Scholarship and standing, but the health aod com
fort of their daughters. This Ins'itntion being now
placed under auspices of the "Mount Ida College
Association,"and incorporated with tbe highest Col
legiate wers, full aud formal Diplomas, conferring
appropriate Literary Degrees, «ul h* award"4 to
those ycang ladles who complete the prescribed
course of atudy. Expenses wlil be reduced to meet
the tlm's. St tides ts will be received at sny time du
ring the Sist half of the session
mayl-tf Bav U TOOKB.
Jliuuical.
1JHOF. T. WOLLNBB. of Osrmanj, who has for
the last two and a half years had charge cf the
depaumest of Instrumental music In th™ Troy Con
f-rrnce Academy. West Poultney, t., has made this
city his pcrui'tnerit home, and off.'1*' hi* professional
services tothe citir'ns
of Davenport and viciidty, up
on tho foll-'Witiir terms
Rat's of
ins'ruction per
lessons
r*r.6t(ih
per week—Piano or Melodeon.
in cla-ses,
$5,
aamta lm
Musical Composition and Thorough
Bass, $20 In adll'ion to the above. Instruction is
offered to a cl«»s in Oeraau at $5 per term of 10
weeks.
2 lessons a week.
Instruction wilt be given at Wollaer's Made
Booms, No. 1, Far jest's Blo:fcJeoner of 8dan4 Per
ry streets
Should any desiring laatrucUon oh the Plana er
Melodeon at their own homes, they can be accommo
dated st an extra eharge of St per term.
rUDBtOK WOLUm.
Planus taaed by tbe year ar sthenriae.
siaH W* tor ONr.OI«M
sraiETa.
ha».i.g J^tn !uio to loaeont ti« iar«- and am
r*. aMortiiitui or ij.-BU, «.li*., boy-, ,i.,l
Cblidr«ii's
Booh and fthoea,
Sh-tfce
ttortrbt poaMhl- Mn-e,, Will sell Bpoa
M»t
PstwiUt TrraM—IVTBM
IIlllta
IM
fail I*, jruc cuti: -»•...fa llou
till I
caanot
I.j
»*cry raa«oiitiil
tuo-t re»p«-etfuii a call tiaia au.- cuy ai.d
C^vntry Friend* before purtba*lnc.
1'AVclipuri, July -^3,
». o.
TODD
BOOTS AND SH0K8!
ZtetAll,
Wboleaale «Ai
AT
THE EJVPMRE STftHE I
BHADT STRBBT. DAVENPOHT.
L•tock
HAVS now store a large anJ we:: ««lecUd
of Bta ta anl Shora. lo which I Invite
ttic attenUon ol all in want of article* In my Una.
Oiruntry Triultri winhing to repienlAh tbelr «u,ck
Win dnl it to thetradTantag* t« call on me before
par.
Sha-mit eisewhere
To my Dwmurous caitoBiera who prefer fVrfr—I
Wvrk we con tin u- to ho)d oot Indacaoients u tbe
Way of primt and styMsA teork, not equalled
IhiD nd«i of Mew Vork.
A:
km
OF
Ladies' work manufactured at uaal
Ni] h. eAaam.
*YE If .ffftHIIMl
—AT THE—
orrr
SHOE STOHB.
33. B. OABZjBTOZV,
Corner lilt antl Kraly MX
IurNOW
S KECKIVINO HI8 SUMMaa STOCK
Boot* m*ycL Bhoea tor
Which for superior quality sod variety innot be
ex
cel ed all of which has bern nianufacturcd and se
I'-cted eipressly for i
KETAIL TRADE,
aal
wl'l be sold at tli'most reasonable prices to salt
the iic-s lie al«o ii. inufai uren to op:er
^'111^ Fine Frvm-li Calf Boolk,
S.-wed and Pegged Oaltert and Shoe* male by the
be*! of workmen at the City ehoe Slot*.
June2-dtf
Bool and Mhoe Removal
Boaiford d) Buita
Hare removed their Bout & Shoe Store to
No. 3, NlebelPs Black,
Corner of Brady and Second Streets. mchlldtf
MOKK TO BK AI)MIUKI THAN TH*
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors*
What! Why a Leautiful Head of Hair.
neosuse it Is the o'uameat A himself provlJed
for all onr race. Reader ,although the rose tnty
blo. in ever
MI
brishtlyln the glowing cheek, tteeve
be ever spat klinK, the le-th be ihose of pearK lf
the head Is l-ereft of Its (overini or lhe Lair bo
ar srted aud shrive
'ed, har»h and diy, or worse Mill,
is sprinkled with
UAVIA A TIPTON,
fc
ray, nature will los- more than
hslf her charms. 1'rol. Woml'a Ha|r Kestorat.v n
used two or three times a we k. will restore ar.dper- i
following and Judge. Tlie writer of th" ilrst is the
ceiebrste'l Pianist. Thalberg:
New York, April 19,1S64.
Dear SirPermit m« to express to you theobiisa.
tiona I am ander for the entire restoration of ny hair
to Its ordinal color abjut the time of n.y arr. vai in
the run. tftat"s it was rap'dl- i,« comiim griy, but
ajKm the application of your "Hair aestorative" it
I a on reccv r'd its origuul hue. 1 consider ycur
aentorstive a S verv Wondtrf Jl nr. nticn, i|tiite efli
cacious a w i. as agreeable.
I am. dear ur, yours truly, S. THAI.KSBO.
"Drjch a'r (J-vyllelydct."
Welch Newspaper offlce, ia Nassau st, Ap'l 14,l!5v
pRor O Woon Dear Sir Some manth or
Sl.T w**'ks atto I reeeivcd a bottle of y .nr Hair Kei
torative aud ttive It my wife, whoromlnded to try it
on her hair, little thinsinw at the time that it wo ul
restore the :rav hair, but to hers as well as toy sur
prise. aft' a f-w we-ks' trial It has |,»rforrie that,
wonderful Oci ly mrniuK al, th x'ay ball, to a
dara browu, at the sanie lime beautiryinu atid liiifk
en:ns lliu hair. I strongly re .mmend the above
Bestorativ^o all rsona In want of Mi-h a ri,an„-e
Of ti.eir hair. CIIAKI.KS CAIIOKW.
WOODS A CO, Prapri-tors, 3I'2 Broadway,
New York, (in the crest N Y Wire Balling Establish
ment.) and 114 Market kt, Ht tool* Mo
And sold by al! good Druggists and Fan-y Ooods
P*"ier" 29-da.ia
Why is th# Demand so Great for
AfnCE U A i S n
Because it will, in all cases, safely and effectually
cure that nmch dresded scourge of the Wet- Chills,
Fever and Axue—without fall at.d in casee will coun
teract the poison of Malaria, of wh'eh fact ttoii'ands
can stify an4 utilike all otlr-r n ist:ums, it is only
recomtii'ud. one Class of dlsoncs, an as a toiilo
It"is unauipatsed. We will- ff-r s few evidences of
Its woitb, by met: of inlltience and high standing.
DB. MAVV—Dear Sir: Foj seve-nl years past I
have used your Ague eal.-tam in my dai practice
and have cl sely obseiv its ff cts In hundreds of
cases, »nd In no case ha* It failed to produce the
most happy «ff- ct. I can most cbeeriullv recomm nd
It as a certa ti specltlc tor chills, fever and sgue, and
malarious disease*. Truly Yours.
BOOK TRADE.
Sheet Muftic
iA.t WLm.lt
—AT Tilt
Rork fiiffnil JTVmmIc Stare,
jTD-lT-dtf
VioliuH, Aecordeoaift,
fVMlra, Fiffn,
CMliar*, Bmniom,
Tamborint*,
AND OTH Kit at eti Al. IfcKIHrlf RMTS.
AT Vf i»Y l.ow PHK KM.
ALkO—
lMSTftCCTORS ur Ail, KIWF9.
II. A. POHTtR 1 BHO
Juo* K. llf
€iK3 .jr 0.##t.ii.vs.
Atihr Old Keek Island Htere.
BKINli
J| j!.|, lo lie-, ur Ctigjiri n.ent«. we have
e..neli d-il to .xl. OCT vLti-e iL ..r ».• .!• at
gie-.tiy redo-..' ,,Iir,-F ..
MlWM
Nt* Vims, -iv '25, 1-I.V).
P*oi O Wooii Wita coutwi-rice do I
Beiid your llair ltestorstr.e as HIK the most Ulca
clous artii ,• I ev- »aw. 8l- using air lUirH-s
toratlv uiy hair and whiskers uhirh w i- alnont
white have gradually grown dark and I now lee|
con ,dent that a few more a| plications wlli restore
thei.i to their natural 4or. It also hss relieved me
ofa!l datidrutl and unpleasant It'hing, oinnion
amens persons who rsplie neeloy.
KII.BT.
AU.ut two years a»o my hair
commenced falling off and turning gray I was fs«t
liTjia.iic bald, and had tri nl many remdie-ito no
eft ct. I eoium- need csin- ycur R' .stor.i!
iv in Jan
uary last. A few appl.catioiis fasUned tnr hair
flrm! -. It l^gan to a:l up, grow cut, auj turned
baf k to it former lor, (t. ark.) A» this tlm it Is
fully restored to i»t original color, al an I »p
l»caiance, and I cheerfnlly r»commend its uses to ail.
Chicau'u, LI, May 1, IS.W. J) HOK.S
The He*!orn ti\ e is put up In tjottles of '.i sizes, vn
lsr.ee, nicdiuiii an 1 emill the small M:i a pint,
and retails £,for one dollar per bottle the meltoni
holds at l«ast twn'i per e- nt more in p'o[K,rtlon
tha the small, ret.jii, f„r twodi ilars pert ot'ie the
large'1 ci* a quart, 4" )-r o nt more 1:1 prop, rtlon,
and -tai's ,r
H. AUSTIN, M. D.
Jfarthall, Mith.,Fth, 1IIA, 1S57.
DR. MANN At CO. I have sold large amount of
your Ague HtWam In this vicinity, and from my per
son «1 knowledge of it, I be icve it the best remedy for
ehllls, fever and ague that hss ever e-n r.ld in cur
State. Baspectfully Vcu's.
O. A. llVDI.
Athtabulu, Ohio, January, lal lboi.
MESSRS k MANN CO —Gents: In canvas
siurthe States of Ohio and Michigan for th» sale of
th- different remedies of which we have control, our
attention has been called lo observe the gr.-at name
that your A*oe Uilaam has gain-d for lts If In every
piece whe'e sold. It realiy teems to be theptttpW*
oit-n remedy, and it sells more rapl than all others.
It is destined to sapercede all other asm- remedies tn
the market. Vry Trulr fours,
MBSSRS a K MAlfM A CO.-Vrnf I have at
our lioase a St. Loula sold your Ague Balsam some i
three yesrs, and hav" carefully observed Its ffect in
curliiK. and must In all candor say, I do not bellsve
Its equal exists in ail the acrid of medicines. To my
personal knowledge it Dss mted permanently every I
time, aod I have known it used, after ah other reme- I
dies have beer, tried in vsia with -he most l.appy rt
»nlt And what 1s mere remarkable 1 have never
known a case but what remalvml cured, for at least
that season. I have n beMt«ncv In recommending
It as a perf-ct triumph over'bill* aad fever.
Bespectfully Yours, PBOF O WOOD.
S. K, MANX & CO., Proprietors, Oa
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Draggiats.
1^37-dAwSm
TO BCONOMAL FAM1LIK8.
Aud L.adi«»* Carried or §iBgl«.
FOB
session often weeks, at
$10
Violin,
Fifty Cents endor-d, In poetage stamps, the
uode-»lgoed w ll forward,by return mall, tbe
following iovaln ble hcuvhold receipts, made with
out troubl*, and fvll printed Instructions. For ten
cents you can procare what would coat at the stare
one duller— vtz
How u, make PotidregabUe, forreiuorln Mperfla
oas Heir.
Bow to make uv.th powder.
How to make n.lr Beetoralt*aa»
How to make Hair Dye.
How to make Kmedes.
Bow to make Bloem of Bases, to reaove FretAiea
frfifttbl flM
How ia meke Bouse for Ue —Hatss,
•ow to mska Indelible Iafc.
•ow to care eorae
••w to make Cement, far
•ariaer
V.
Twal
i
stisn' hM
HMMi
tetli*
lb
•reditor». Oar »ti. !i
|,.llM„
COL-HI*
of k«. Stali-.. a-y,
lioM I'.IK, W»ll P«p au.l
I» ODTB
-of ||,«
plets it k« to l«i-.uiidli tie- NorihweM towlnch
we invitr »|.e. .el ait uti ,n. We ha» al-«a urn
and superior Hock I Mu»l.«l lt:»trui,.nt-, i luiltne
nd Hei«1e. i,«. Onr st.xkof Mi et Mu.-lc
will be-.oil at iru'i t-.i^toii..h mink- ii :yrr»
Miaei an. u. Ptt ki. at c,.,t acid ie-». ar kle*
at nmcb l. ri thsr. llr.t ot. Gr-at IIM*i.|..r
.HL. t*»h
burehaaer,. Clt!?. n« gork M.ir.d, D,.T. iit»„t,
Mollne at,.! vKiiiiiy, ara Inv ted lj call ^nd exAalue
our stock.
^, h. A.roaraa aaacTHKR.
aock Island JaneS, ISSS. Jun-l7-dif
Cweo. IV. 1£11m Co*
!\o. 14 I.ellwlre llcw.
H1™ jmt re(ei\.-d a large stock-r
II Veil M*aprrtt.
Also oacoatl! itr.' nt a raie I t.
BNOXjZSBC BOOK!,
whi--h they Will #e:l a' the
London, Pubtinhere Price*.
A I.SI
Bolli\and I'ivillusion's
N E W W O K S O V A K i A
lion. O. II. fcuiitir,,
Beictnercenctof W«H Life,,, gof Skeuhea
lui-
Ofenilnent chaiarte'i- in and out of Connrns
l»rtant lgal trial- in lhe State of tr,liana, fc.
i Kvnlt blopvgrM. Price $310. I i.i|ue,t
moat h.t- re.tl
y»r«
k tloil has i
1^6.
Davfiipori. Ap: ill 1
E N A A I A
last reeelved. Price—S3 (HI.
At the ROCK ISI^Nl) B(H.»K 3TOIIB
Batiadtf
Rock Island Book Stowi
At thij e-tabl!rhu.nit will be found a large Mock o
BLANK BOOKS.
BCiiOOL BOOKS,
BTATIOMKUT,
WALI. PAPKR
WHOLESALE AND RKTAII..
Agentafor White's N. V. Type Foundry and B.
Hoe A Co:'a
PRINTING PRBSSK8.
A large Stock of Printer'n Material on bsnd.
...... At our MUSIC 8TUKF., (opposite His Book Store)
wl"
be
'°und one the mo. eaten, ive stocks of Pi-
mno1
"n(1 Mtlo'leoru in the North-West. A visit to
ottr ,,le,
mat.cat.y secure to all such an ornament Bead the ,, H.
will pay the tro .tie.
A.
POAIKK &.
JanUJAwtf K,,ck K.^d. in.
Tkonsan«s Kolls ot Wall Paper
FROM TIN CENTS AND IT WARDS,
for Sale in J/ots to suit Purchasers.
BOKDKBSshades.
Till BEST AMD C11K A PK.'iT
IIORSK AM) ATTIsE 71EDI1I\E
IN I III LL-.HT.L,.
Moan's Ointment mid tonditiou Powder.
For Purity. Mtl'lti'tt, t'trtainly anil
nr«a, Si.nan's
OIMMUNI
galls -f all
7I.K
i i-
Dlst«
m|er,
As good as new. Fofar furnished with New Sp'lngs
Trimmed and repaired Main gany, Cane J- at, Offlce
and Bar-Boom Chairs repaired and wsrre.nte-1 good.
Painting and Varnishing Le on the shcrt-st no
Uoe.
The nnderslgned will always b« found at his shop
to Oil ad orders.
Ladles, havs your furniture varclshe] and save
expense of parchasliut new.
iea»dtf 0. w. no
H,
S"
A A 8 BBWDBY.
Xeu York, Feb. 23. lHoft.
V, stc 1/, (10,18, e.
K i -H
BX, swli,e%, ssc 1, So, 3, e.
HI, «w J, sec ,t W, 4, a.
ICE,
HEAL ESTATE.'-®
W. E. BARJ-.m
Attoue»y at Law.
I'hialanti®
n
N"
SllRPUKKl A SON.
Psper Dealar* and Patter Hangers
kinds, sprains, bruises,
cracked heels rl-^b.ne, wlrd^alls, p. I- evil, callus,
spavins, sweii«y, tistula, sitfa%ts strains, lame iess
and cracklounderi'd f*e1, scratehi s and grease,
mange, and h- n rlist-mpir,
PIWII.II
will
REMOVE
sll ii.lUwnsati .n and
fever, purify the 1 lh. ltsnn lhe •kin, ci'-anse the
water, and strengthen eVe:y psrt nftl.-bolv, and
p-oved a sovereign reni'dyfor ihe following
hide botir.d, los-. of arpetitc, inwstd
rtrmns, yelir.w wat'-r, !t flammiti n of the ry s, fa
tigue fr. iii hard risriir, abo rh» unistl-m, romiuon
ly«all»d a'ill complaint, *birh prn.^t so fatal tn
many valuable homes In tin 'lu .ti v. It Is aino a
safe a lid uertaiQ rcin'My for Co'igas and C'ids,
which generate so many di-.t (.
WAI TKIt B. SI.OAN
O i -lrial Piopri r.
Grand Depct.Jt P"*ith wan »i iu ba anient of
llit Ri'iirrurd it- ias, Chrago, 11iniol», snd sold In
nearly evrry I'.'.en In all Uie w-.tei I, 8'ates
All Wbcl -aaie D: b^gmt-, sell the mcd ins at our
regular wtoi« -ale prierg.
FOR lloKSES AND CATTLP,
Sl.oaN's ISISNI RII:LI la truly a Oieat Keiucdy.
Half a 85 ten* bolt e ot 8ioar.'. I oat ant Ri lief, clvi n
In a pint of warm water, sei :. fall* t. cure a llors«
of ,nini' :i .lie In a few minutes In xtnme easej
repeat tr.r se it frtetn tuiiiiitsB
For li'nlses, Stralr.s, 8| rains, and many rither tn
imles on Horn s, Catt e, and other animal.-, Sl-.-.n's
Instant Belief rp' tli!y eftcct a ure. Many iutit
have
|h en atoiii.hed to wi'ri as the ra| I I cures ef
l«'cted,t-y ti e n-e ,.t this wonderful m"iiolne.
tut -dAwlim
Hew Cabinet \%arerooim.
(Ion. Rfc JSl.iSPANL, OUIi lHST'S)
WHEBB
Princeton, III., Sept. ivtJi, 1867.
all kinds ot Furniture can be had
as Chairs. Tab!-
LB
a Bargain.
THE
following described K-al Bstate:
iwh, sec 4, 80. 4,
10 acres in he south west quarter of sectian aaone
11) SO #, e
It will be divided to anlt purchasers. PrlcalSM
per aer '. Teims caib, balance on 4 yeass time
with 10 per Ceat Itereet, payable annually.
Mi 'ciireof
jyUalfiw C. H. KENT.
Pest Office Bui dlag.
a. o. coaouow,
JAMS YANTIS.
Attorney at l.sw ft Jto*%rj Ptrtilic.
Congdon Sl Vanli»,
GENERAL COLLECT!-N"I» AGENTS,
Eeal Estate Brokers,
DATEHPOBT, IOWA.
WILL
give special attention to collectlag and
•scaring claims of ever kind.
Also, buy, sell, exchange, loan snd psy taxes on
Beal Ejtate, negotiate 1. ana, itamlne land, uues,
Ac hr.
Oi
northwest corner of Brady A Second et,
Snd atory.
Singer's Hewing Machines.
ITsafsrn OJfic*. I.'si Lake Street, Chu ,igo. IU.
M. SIMS' A CO having
M. SIMS' A
CO
having estab Ithe.1a Wes­
tern offlce f,r the ssic of their Machine*, would
call the att nt Ion of tee lei us of Davenport to their
FAMILY lEWIKd MACHINE,
rhleh Is the la
teat pre« ntxl lor Tompatttion. It Is
TFOBN
A
waiaa IS the uteat pre-nlrn Inr Compsttlloa. It Is calcolateon r"»lvlng flftv ce-t~ r. 'bed
tha meat s«*ily operated of any m.cbineevcr made they sell, buy fron the 0A8II IIOI 'E of
Thtl*mackluei,tormatiufictui inyj,urpoiei, have
aeequal.
w
as.
laisir ttMHassai
9«Milimw«&ias
HARM*, We.te a Agent
It" Lake street, ChMago
I^^A eofr of I Singer A Oo's Uasstt« «ji|
le furalahed yrafis on appilcation- |tig i te
itwator's Patent First Premium
FIFTBIN DOLLAR
Jtafly Setting JltmeMme,
tar nraatloal alllltF.ttepUs
baaan. Par sals illaN,
MM1I
SUSN. HfMWiiMNi
w. BAten,
fobrj Public,
Davenport.
K. tftni-R & v.,
WO. t. !K KOLL'.H BLOCK.
DattSPohT. I
WA.
Save opened
Rrnu« Office
At N«. 3.1. MOI TII TIIIHB «T.,
Plli|.»J» p«|».
T1bt
"aL* r*oii.'Tir ft*.
il.ne Hitiim I.awi^. r..il.
Mfniti, ao-1 oU-
tlHT»T» Ko
lam cuimt i.mi
at We-tern
«et'Uuir!. V ti l-hl: a l.-lpl,,
ICS i
St th-ir oftl
Mkt he l»trt'
h- n. I*
r- ihvit*4 u p«U
r»
BIT
t*» ^rtt
At their Office |B Davroport
.'Anattil,
Will |, etind »!)j,p!y
fiurante^-l lot- .-rfc i.
A i rt -f dr. land, mjowa an.o.«rta and Mia.
•NHly
cent (»-l Jtre In 111
iMPRilt Kl IlKMS 111 So!-'
N.,»iioni-
Lan Wi r.'atitl l(
inan).
ai«d on 11acts Ai ti au.* inr
nriaixraa
B. B. Oairgya, Kcq Pti.ad a Back. PbUad'a
Me-srs gov,i a Bstev.
p' f.hf" "w'1
M^hV
Baitlmoro.
I «ibs« -t Ha till «r
M* sars C-. k Al S»* t, |ijv» ri»f.rt.
A lien H. a: K
I'sg, r. Ee| Farmers Bar k. Laaeastrr
j.v ot"'^ Missouri St* Lo^,.
Mlcal fJhtate *lgenvy^
4 .MO Iom. I K,
1**1 Estate and Insurance Aetata,
tint Urn in F.rchanye,
N..TUUES i'lULI. A.M» CoSiVKYASCMw,
Oflir* 25, DawnporiN Block,
MAI* ||.J uttU.N hT'i.
Vatiublf at) Property l«r Sale.
VV,','
,,V!"V.:'r:•«-1
h.
!n Mitel-eiiv, M«.kli,tc-h
Ion's A'aiitiens —Al
Ac
...
nAVIN'Oto
I cu
u» —AI o,
i^at'y lhe
.•p*artd f^rinaiiy
prtT tf
Llflnprston'sGmt Work
JOII
HHOTI1KK,
ia#. T-I
and In Forr
«..O.u.
A L»I.-+r
I„I
!r.
M.
ne arte
I„,«"
Jylldtf
Siayiuaker, liaa* 4 irawfoN,
Ural r.ntatt .It/tnl*,
7 WoMt Socouctat,
UA i .M'OKl, IOWA,
a (0m|.lete and acce,«(,. a.
Titles an i., ,i.
omtlete and acee,
w'a'rri'^i
FANCV -.DODS,
YANK KG MOTIONS
i. .. &c„ Ac.
a(l
to ail lai,.l~ In .s,ott c..ci.t»
P-iior advantages to, the essmmation
I' ells tin c-tme:il in.,hi y
for the transacti n ol all
h.jne be'
th
fa Hit
These abst ra i
ahy »u-
Titl— an I
ll leaMnl
e
ctrefully compll-4 fr..m
l" lh"
Nation of I,lu4
2. Ac 'Mmeat at Tat...
ii. v. SI„IVTIAKI:R,
NOTA n v PIIILII ash CnnMistioRKa or Drns
toa Jiui»ii..-,(,1
A
N. HAWFOHO
Al'iOlth I.\ it (.' )l'NKI .1
.i i|| j'
DAVLXI'OkT, Iowa.
rilHF. subvribers -.i iThTfoiiowlng parcel. ofBeal
tiTe att«{.e. .r!7.otu",,^h
,V
st^i-,^ XlV
per Hangers, and hai.a every «iyt« ut paper Who i S'*tlisti«-Ms, ot il... most eltg.i!
Would be with are walls, when you lanhav your
booses papared and msdc comfortable for a trifle, i
r"^ct,nl1'
i y o y
UU
c'
and 8 ott
stieeis, lot ho*I.si, u^n wl.i. i* er^. 'r.l frame
house, and bi ic* euti,.
tLi wll
,ow
r4B,c
c,,jr
or,,,r""',a
sr.d lot
Flr-bosrd Prints, Tiester Ornamenu, A bouse With the lease of or. tWol,,i.
Window Gold Transparent and b'autl- Mre«t»,- street
ful, Paper Curtsli s, plain, green, blue, but! and it- ''"''M' Urn"- In I vrr .-ntn,),, hh,,,,,!,.
gure.1, at very l-.w prlees. We are Philadelphia Pa-
II
No 3 A hot
tn and iliouu
cry ia v.
N"
lr*a»e
ti"'•
Balls, HooniB, Ceilings and lie.. rstlvo Pap'iliig »*raam west of Locust Mre, L,.n,Ur„i brkkmil
done In a Myl-not to be eXre||.d In nt p-iymtot for tl.e above
Please call on Becond stre-t, '-.iri. of Hock I-land
Ath str«et UiM i i n War-
Price $1 4W. Tt rma of paymen:
A 10I of!"Mio on the .one
i Main and
sit uatlena for a
ie id'iee nn'er the b.uii.
'lir' e lots in 8la-niak'r's subdivision n
'«"t lth a •.« hou e w n four ro ms and
b..M „,i u in r. st a li.ilon',. Add!
twi ii Mr.-v. ii and Gain'
No!»
In
A
and is r*pidiy au-
liersedlng all other ointments and Liniments now
ID Ul^ 'ur lh following ili'fBBi'r
aresh wounds,
8.
n,on. sth 1,1 reel
on .o-.ll, side of nfth
of Ii!,' k island eir« el,
of B«« k t-land street
No lo_ A lot
near Mn, list l',|ee|j'w,
'""I1 With 4 rronis and lUkie tor
1, Parker s addition,
•f a ]IM, ••J'*»,'ash, alaoc" in matal
»r j»»r -I'liiiim.
«»filv flNKl lo!i,.r
N- U A frani' house with 2 srsrs of ground
rr.V'i'.B 't»ets, ntar th. groiut.ia «,f i
Lath -lie F' mill. .Seminar
I'"
!a
0
Hi. i,i|,»(.t .j,.%
east with a nisi it i,e .purr.
No 4, Two bui.dnd
Kanjr
illation.
(ii:oi«sE
such
I, Toilets, lluresu.«. Slug and
Waab Standi, Wsr lr ,' et, Cupboards Fancy M»d
steads, Common Belst'a ls, Niv ht le KxtensUn
Tables, and other articles to. numer..us to mention.
A ho a ants Book Cases, .inters D' stts, rtliow
cases, of every kind and rnad- to order and war
ran-
d.
OU)
FURNITURE REPAIRED
tU
^sr* for a numterof lota
«»fi Hia'y «tii *t,i Haniri n tr«• i*.
i N. el's
subdivision of
lot
lor Is ars. at \erv g' und nt,fr. tl&
b. 'jr *nno-q wmi, the privilege.,f punhMini.-r
have the Improyt minta pad lor at ,|, e6,|cfIt^
l' i a n an «-f
sr.,all
th'.ut I en tax- with
r. th" anxiety of
apilal 'o procu-e a horm
i heavy
iol-
MSI VOL
providing |..r a i ivy
Coiiiilry l'ro|Mrly.
No I. A 4
a re- »o|,e and 'n,dej
nmg *at r.
No Tie- north «'st ^uai
••acres near Kutiisl ve, fia
'.-ultivalion, a tn.au ho. ir rt.n
r.f ft
I, ea«t, iti« i, which therr l~
No
8, Twp 19,
Sa r.s brr.ke.
of s- 5, twp Tf, B1,
pon it.
,, 'rty a reg, in#Mtien 17
twpfei. K i. «,»t, iCedar fount)., running water.
Only $• 'r a ie
No Th-
si
11, twp JS,
uth ea»t quatter of
I, west price $i ^r acre.
Mot K _-hly aerej,
0r':v'r
w
y" -A
,„jf
nC|r
rl'l'
,J0n4
Sl&l-ra.-re. ka.y terms
ndi I 'sr u, of. .it res, sec 17, twpM),
I, "est. A
large rok
hou
e. wo »n! water, *4.i
le so,d in win.:. In part, loo gt.es ju whtat. If
tak'nMs.ri the crop wilt be giv.n in.oratir rscii
an i unhaie the crop on the ground. A .p*o
Jelvdtf
tie
at Estate
•lyencfj.
MC KOLLS,
OFF1CK,
OOBMEK BHADT AND SECOND BTB.
Ulo4-k,
Davonport, Iowa-
Sate.
ALABGF.
AM ot NT or TUB HB8T CITT
aad tOi.MKv PROI-AklY—improved and
ummpiored—&tvi*rjr low ratrg.
ai
Beautiful Residence Lata at prlccs that
fall to mit persons wishing a lot for a home
Br uire of GIO. L. NK IIOI.IJi,
•prJltitf (jtjr Krn(]j
aC(
nt*Ui
OAZiijA.GZZ£:ri'a
Real Efitale, Land Kxchanges
OtSEKAI. COMMI.-RION, I't'H'.IIASINO,
laliw :III«I
C'olli-ciiiiK .%K«'*IR)V
No.
10A AAA^oi-FH
ST., Cxicauo,
II.I..
Aqft* in n
try City and Principal Tounatmtlka
Lnttrd Stata*.
ISSNTFTIO*
r.r
TBE
Kisu is
M«
Wtt r.
J. OALLA»IIEK Ac Ca Praprletarw.
He,is, BKhangc-J, Bent" and -aae#, psrp.
ertyofail kirds L'.ca'ts I awr» WaaaaMTs at
ad the govs niaeiit Land Oflkes, with Warrants or
Cash.
Attends to btjylri!? sad seli.ng M«rchaadiae of a
kinds for non-re«id cts.
Provid'-s merchants, manufacturers and other*
with mealed cluksor partn' rs.
Obtaitii. rihiblti, bays scd reiis pst'nt rlgh's
Furnishes to order and senda to any tart ofths
Horth-w.-st, clerks, Mechanics, LatWs.Ac
Collections and sll buis-rs rr ect-l with th
practiw of the .aw, promptly attended to.
Parties sealing uh lan''n or oth'-r p:' p'*rty t' rt•
change for rwerchardite win pka»e r- member to en
cloMi a fee of to p.iy for ad n rtlsltg.
All letters of erqnlry to secure attention luoat
have en. Jos'd--ne postage stamp.
All business matters itr:ctly coafldeetisf.
Comrn'S.lo .a moderate, and all orders promptly
attended to jy»»
The Canh Nj Hn-m
rathe
O'.ly one
o
enau-e tne ,.tuj
bad manag'muit, tsd buyii .,,. i ,,jr .to,k
Wh n ke ,r^. a h.'.? that does ^%,e.4„
business he do»f riot gtn-traniee ,•!. rs' ln-leM'
bit Is at*a,s sure g. °OD STOt K, at.: at
ceatfatmid er,force huc.-ss Tli-re is rtoboHf.
'O I able to tricks and trsps of trafeas thel'..u- .•
slness and if you ot.ld avoid the «is nows dr g»
so »y p-rsoris who d..a cre.1^ ba- inets snd c: .v
calcalateon rteeivlng fifty cents or, he dollar en ail
ST.
ZJI
I
IMPORTERS AiiEM
A an
WHOLESALE
DEALXa
BraHdifs, Wine* aud Cigars,
Mo- ISO BABDOLPa STBEBT, OklCAOO. Iu.
JyaJdly
«pHnrdal^«ard^i7