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KICHABMO" W"*.
raoruR«).
ttl^g TALMA OB, B. Ill HAUWOV, A. a. WW.
•ITOH.
VRBIR* Ot ADVKKTIIrtl.
All AOBBSD rro* ST TPS
0AVGNPORT ASNOCIATKD PRESS.
.ti»r i»t.» ih.7.
im itiAii or tvilii Lisas OB
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One day §0 76
Tin day*. 1 IN)
Ti.n-r dafe 1
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riv.- '•/«, ITS
Our w.--k» S 00
rwu»i.'ii, 8»H»
Yl.rec wrCCK 400
ATTmRNKV.I
iw
Tee
sue
»na
lilt*!
One rantnh,
Hi* weeks,
Two lixir.lt,i,
Three months
Pour months,
HI* month*,
1 y ar, no change, IMn
8 squares 1 year ttW
l«rKer spare efcirjed at the rate of $7 SO for cacti
additional square.
V -r ..ue bai! two-third* of the abort' rate*
llu n' Mf« li not tot x.eed 6linn 10 (Kt per an.
For each hang* mi additional charge of tt centi
per ft'i'iar. wolb.- n.ii.lc.
MOTK K TO AUVCHTIftKHI.
'.•rut call charged double Um tame dimensions of
type.
Uiapiayed advertleecente uoohalf mora than
CI .al ralee.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood U.
apply air^tly tin- immediaie business of the adver
ti». r, .'l ail other advertisements sent In by the ad
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisement'. i.oi accompanied with instruction*'
will be Inserted u.itil forMl, and charged ai c«»r»l.r.jrljr.
Noti. ..a for religious aui •-t purposes in
areud one time free of coat, theraafter charged as
other *dv-rtm'm-nia.
Adv.-rilnm.-nl- fro«i abroad must be paid for in
Variably tn alruni e, unless from approved Agents
Contra tsfor vearly advertising terminable at the
opiii.ii -t hvii. m, tlx y pa\ihk an ailv»i. envnt of
!4,' cent, on tln-i .ntratt prlw
A lvprttaain'-iiti married n.'H to reading matter
341 per rt-nt. advance on abort- raf-a, and kept on Ui
i le. 2f per '-ml a l'.aii'e on regular rate*.
A transient ad virllsementa must t»e paid for Is
advitn i',
RIOHARD.HiN WKJiT, Iowa State Democrat.
-AN IIKU.H HRO. Dally Oaiette.
II IHI i'KK I'd, Il-r D.i iiHrat
n AKHI N'.TIIN A W I I.K IK. Daily Kvenlng N'wi
A S
TIIdKINGTOW, 11 HOWN I ARM8TKOKO,
AT'K'HMCTi
ami 0'i.iiria-l'.ri, Dav-n|x r», Iowa
iiir N" Nlikuii*' U,o k, corner of Uradf
ri 8-' ond ft" l«.
•i TiioRiaaToN, h.i brow a, i. AmatTaoae.
RctanaNcaa —Hon Tb A !t"n1rtek», CommU*
eloner Kund 0»«», WiahinRtcn, I«' W I'
Ciiivt-r»«' A do, Pine »tr'«t, Mew Vork 0"! J*'*
Thmln'in, ,mi-ry, Aia lion Jam lli mii,
I S S iiil' i, I' I'll I, lum i AM loe l^-C!itlr«
I'ill Ueu Da. u^jurt, Jf«it Mf-ara fc Dav if a
l'avciipoi t, Iowa. niill
I »ANK I'l.HMKR. a CO VAN ban,
I'l.l 1KK A AN IIO!ii:.\,
and ('.uii-'llort at I.aw. r.nd Nota-
rl.-a I'ui'li Aiao aa'nK for tli»- I barter Oak
*ur ln». ci., llanfoid, Ckhu., sini.diin
City Kir- ln.Co .N"* Uaven, §h0»),04.
(Mil-e Le Claire Block, Davenport. t-ei7
WILLIAM IIAll.. J. WIIMH OL.IHAU*
HALL A- (H II EAi
ATTORNHV.i
Ku'dii _) ii,iiil«-turi»rr. of |ieedn for Maine, Ver
i iniit. New llaiiiiahlr.', Ma-aaobu^ait^. New Yoik,
N' w .Irriiey, I*.nnf-v Ivanla, hk ula, nil'", I' nnaa-
K'litn.kv. Ill noil and Mm irI N.
Main ct mi-' l"or ninth of (J .ik tt Sar»ti iit'« Hai k
July lit, INV'. juHl dkwl*
IIKIOKItBI.I K k Mll.l.rH.
\|'ANI?KAdTURKKH (»K TURK AND l!!fAIUL
i I '. iiit' il VixailaH. Onlt rn Ui ha U.ft at llmlr
nil.. rri" Al mil aii'l liallien ntre.'t
It Kintily I'trraln liou«(lit In .'scbanita Yln"
trai. aui:: i
HA!*. I-:. I'l TNAM
ATTOANKV
(~1
AND COIINSKLI.IIB AT I.AW AKT)
Notary Pu^ilr. (lltlre, No. -ft, Davanporfa
lilock, Mam Mn it. autTrt
niKllllHIlA M:RAAU,
«I\II. KM.INKKK, AltCniTBCT AND Bl PRIi
INIKNI'KNT. Alan li ml.' or At bit clnral
a" I llruimnUi llr iwlni
utllr. hi li.iv ii.K.rt ('..uinii-rrlal Collide. Rooini
-Corner Sd and ir1.. .ly'ildtf
II. IIKKI.FHt
BNERAI. C()MMIrtf*ION AND fRODDCR
Mi i' bant, (Wholmal. Auditor the Hyrarun
Halt inufariury for Iaven|rt and neighboring
lowns
Warel 'illlW opposite R. R. Depot, l»av WJKirt, IoW.1
auriii'M
III.K, M. B.
PIirSICIAN.HORdlCiiN
ANIMICOI.IST. MR-
deni-i- l.» i aire tluuae, olDoe Vrauklln Blutk,
room No :i up*ata|ra*
Juipa-dtf
J. W II. UAKEK, XI. 11.,
1)HT0I('IAN ANI S»1.'RUK0N.--orKICE—POST
1 OKKICK Iti.OCK II• us- —North r-lde of Fifth
atreet, hi twu' ii btady and 1'i rry JanBI'ltf
T.€. CAMFIIKLL,
Attornkt
and coi khki.ix)* at law,
Davenport, Iowa.
Ufln—uavenport'b Block, corner Main and Sec
ond atreeia. declftdtf
I.I.IAJK IIAI.Ct
A VCT10XEXR a- COMMISSION MKHCUANI
(Bei omd flTiiaar,
Kast
or Pbrht.
Havlnit large and ominodloua loomi tor the ale
01 Dry io.it», lirortne-. rockery, 11a: I a are, Hoots
and .Slioea,Clothing Furniture, W at, hea.J. weiry and
Vanry il-,in fa t, of ev ry d-•* i iption. Aico—ai
Agent for H. lllak' »le'- mi., will make
Liberal fuah Advancca
Oa Goo.li Conaluned to be t-oM without reacrve at
Auction.
Ooii^igumintl of lierchandiieof erery dehorlptlon
aoilolt' d, and ealea h- tti.-d i romptl-.
K I.I as iiaI.K, Auctioneer,
D«c. btf Sec..nil ttr et, 3 doora eait of tcrrf
a.vieh ,ii(»u ro,
MAYSVILLK AtiKNCV OFFICE,
HIOKOKY OROVK, SCOTT CO ,IOWA.
HAV1N
dl»poa'dof
hi* Interest In the 3torobunl-
ni-i-a In tne villaK''. haa pent an olticc for the
lr»n«a.Hun of a General Agency Bualnet-s for the
*al of laudn, drawing convejaiicea and takinK appii
cation* t.i' lnaurauce on Town property, coUvitlng
Dole-and a. oountn, rti-.
Alao—attending Suits before Justtco Courtc In the
mntv.
He Will a so keep a Regii-t. of I.and for n*le In thin
and a4j.lining cuntles, giTlim a full deat iiptloUt and
the T.-rm- of Sib- ol tb- same.
Also—a aid k Katray Bo.'k,ln which an entry will
b.' made, on application, ol est rays taken up or other
Brine, with a iNicrlptlon of the game and where they
day be tund.
Refer to any respectable lawyer in Davenport.
UI.O. 1». Wlll'l o.llll,
ATTORNKY
A N
NOTARIKS 1'1'Bl.l*-
Offlce—At Macklot A Oorbln'a kschange oflet,
Davenport, Iowa. oolBlf
KI O. i:. III IIIIILLi
ATTORNKY
AND OOUN8KI.I.OR AT I.AW AND
(i..aimn-l"ti' of l-ids for Oonnectlcat, wl"
give prompt and careful attention to the oolite ion of
elairna. conveyanoe of Real liatate, eaamln ng tlUea
and all Other kinda of legal huaineai
|»R J. I'AICHI.K
WOULD
ANNOITNCK TO TUB dlTI7.1NS Of
Davenport and vicinity that he ha* r. iumedthe
practice of medicine *nd may be found, when not pro
feaalonally engaged, at Ui office n*.xt door to Hares
Offloe. Nov96dtf
E W N A I N E
fkl l« the A, No. 1" Sewing Machine lor all
of aewlug, even to the moat beautiful
n o
We prefer the Wheeler A WUacn for family
ft. Y. Tribune.
Whclei A Wilaon'e Macblnea are the JtxtriUt
tor families —-V. I'.
An examination of these macblnea and their work
la reapeclfully aolicited.
ia '"r1
WHOLESALE TOUACCON
1ST,
£0 tr Main nnl Seoeml ttrceU, Dtitenjxrri, low''
•very varl ty or llavana and Domeatlc Segari.To
baccosPlpee, etc conitantly on band.
Agent for Brown'a celtbrated Fine Cut Chewing
tad Smoking T.Uaoo.
jo Sagar Manufacturers 1 would recommend a weil
Mlacted itock of Ljaf Tobacco,conaUting of Havana
Wrapper! and fillers, Java and Cnba Seed Leaf, etc-
Kovl4dAwtf ___
Sieg Jt JfMe yer,
WHOLESALB
an Retail Dealara In Havana and
Domestic Cttara, Virginia Ping, Cat Chewing
s
dmoktng Tobacco, Tracy Plpea, Ac.,corner Brady
ad Front atreeta PebW
Notice to lerchanla.
AWV
others having a inrplua atoek of any Aa
aerloU n oi Merciiaatdlae can realiae the eaeh
tbaaa by aeodlng theaa, oniimitad, for aay aacttuo
iM Wa MM the Baaa*d day after tfeaaal
Ctmmdm JLivuer
«8t IMliAMt
V O U E 4
CARUS.
J. €. OOCIIHAN, ©O.,
ARCHITECTS.
OFFICE—POST OFFICE lit'TLDINQB,
AprlOtf &AYRNP®«T, IOWA.
». IMITU.
ALEX, kKUaKY.
KRf.WCV
faruirillnirl lAmmiKotnn W«rrh't.B
K. Kpcn^lcr & Co.,
REOTII I*Kfi O*
virion blook, wasuinotom St.
aarwu-lame HOI K ISLAND, ILL.
Jaiut'M W. Cannon,
IiEALEB II
I i K S U i i 8
Lath, Bam Boards, Fearing,
I K E S W O O A
I HAVE A aOFEBloa l.OV OP
MMregfted looring,
80TUTII KAIL KOAI (FII-TU) STREET
Bet. Weetern Avenue and Ualnaa It'a'
DAVI NPORT, IOWA*
may'-'
CORNER OF loWA A FlFTU fcjTUEETH
I A Y K S I O I V A
•rhi!2ltf
ANOCdl NBKI.I.KK8, NOTARIKS
O
MMarenport, towm*
i i w I- a n w a n K i u i Class IIoT» i.,anl the
A luosi |i|.-kitaiilly alluati of any house in the city,
c.mii,.Hiding a vl-woflb- Mia*n.stpp|, Itjck Inland
City and of old Fort A rtn-tror.k-.
Travell' ln winbmgtj stop in this ily, will llnd at
The Srott House,
AI.L TIIK IIMH.K'M (IF A I i.K\ANT BOMB,
.mprisitiK ilean rooini, clean linen, good atten
dant', and a clit vrfDl compimnce wlih all reasonable
deiuanda.
Thm House ix new and well vintillati-d, and the
table w.ll iv.mparu with any nr^t cloas Boune w. sl of
tbe Ml-.ai-.-iipi,
Thi- l'r..pri'tors would r«spi^-tfi.lly announce to
thnr Ea.il, rn Ki lemli an tb pi.blic gen ra.ly, that
having port b.is il tbin I.nrce liot' I, and addetl more
than one ha to Hi. foriii. -U" an I lia- ing r* tilled
and refurnl-bed Ihvi ntite House, tb'y Matter them
l.'ivH tliat tiie i an atiti ipateth.- anl^ 1 ^uets.
Tl. 1.1 lloLse will be prerent 'd at tbe cars and
boatn bv a reepoii-iMe agent, to celve checks,there
by avmilintr at! ii-k of loMng Haggage.
8 J"'h»iK's in., lere.l".
Th- Vit-t rn 8tau' impanv'- Oo -rhea leave this
Rou.ie dall^ for lb" N.,rth and W. st.
J. J. Ill MPI1KKY & OO Proprb'tora,
#3"Cn»ni'r or Front and ilarrlaon Streets, on
«'iuare Iv low lb. St. am Pa. k'-t and Kerry Landing, e
meb'J3 Itf
Itrallon
IIoiinc.
fl'UK uinlerai/n.-d wnulj risixtlfully inform hla
n i a n b- i i i i i K u a i n
opotiid tbi-l.nire hot.! in |.e Claire. Tin- In.use i*
lu-.trly ui*w and furni-bc! with all the convenience*
of mod.11 n hoti I*. Tin-table will U supplied with the
bet the country atTord*.
Ilia i-xpei i.-nco a id iar^e acquaintance with the
biiaine.^8 in the West, i- a sufBrit'iit guarantee that
bi. li.,i. -,' i. tin' plac to stop at wIk ii you come to the
ity of I..- Olaip
rr llaiks leave the Bratt noose every morning
(tjundai a i-xeepttHl) for Datenport.
marchltiawAwlv n WK8TI.ACB Prop'r.
Park lloime.
IOWA CITY TOWA.
11 'III^ I.arge and Commodious Hotel has been leaaed
by tbe propri- jr, thoroughly repaired and reno
an d, ni-atly rurnUhe throughout, in the best man
ner, wit): -PBINO lltl.H and I.1UH1K1) Willi OAS.
No pain will e -pared to mak' tbe PAHK lIOt'SE
the "A No. 1 Ho.lae.,f the City it tielug moeh the
largest an I pleasantly situate I In a cnt ai location,
.n tti" orm ruf Jiff' •«»ii and i'uine ttreets, near
tbe City Park, with lomfortableaccommodatlona for
Two lli'n lr« Hu"-ts
THHMS—In conformity to the times.
Good and CapaciousSiaMing attached to thehotiaa.
J, TRI SDELI.. Proprl- tor.
Nov24Jtf [Formerly of the Trusdell House.1
THE LATENT IMPROVEMENTS
IN RXTRACTINO TKKTH.
Dr. Jttmt* .Tforroir,
HAS
AND COUNSKLI.OR AT HW,
Notary Public and Coiumlaiioiier of l)i ''dri for
New lit ..putnre,Vermont, N *w York, Penmylvanla
»nd Ohio.
Office—N,irtli-W est corner of Main and ttecoad
atreeta, Davenport, Iowa. [aug 18 tf]
(ounn a- now,
Attorneys
and corNSKLi.oRa at law
pup b.i- the ruht to u-e Tr. Branrlra lo
cal an lentlif-ia," for tb-• \»ra' tlng of teeth
without pain, by appl Inu co t» tbe gnnn, without
any injurious effect- whatever. A'^o, i. prep,i»d to
extract teeth by the latest linprovi menta lu Klfciric
tty.
A K S O i i i O W
Surpeon and Mechanical Dentist,
FOURTH STRKBT,
Between Main an H:irrls-n streets, south aide, ad
jjining Dr. Fonntafn s ri rid. L. e.
Orrics and Reiiobsoe
Cuknbotbb,
Davtnport, Iowa.
U-Any amount of referacce given if required,
s 'plO
TRKTn
BXTRACTRD BY A NHW PROCE88
without occif-ionln^ any delay or pain whatever
U I U S I I E S E O U i
•4'iilal Niirgcoii.
OKPICR— In Mcrwin'a Block, 6» Peiry, between 3d
an 1 4th ntreets.
Having eomplelerl arrangements, he la now pre
pared t,, txtrtct tertb by ,i nnitting a alight current
of elect! ielty around the tooih at the time of extrac
tion, thereby alltyine all pain attendant upon
tiartini: ill" ordinaly ttiod.
Thepatb nl has a full knowledge of what U pass
ing, and tbrre are not tlius- en- i ts which are often
noticed afti having t.« th extracted by the aaa of
Chloroform or the Freeaiag process.
July8»dtf ___
r•aAI•n^bla Ttailoring Katatbliakmamt.
C. J. Egttn,
e a n a i o
VTO. 1 A
it WILSI».\
wnlIB(
1
Agent,
•eoond atnoppoalteCook A Bareent's Bank, Daven
port, Iowa
NICHOLAtt KI HNBK,
Frnnklin Block, Brady Street, next door
Xv to Post OAlce (op stairs) Da -engirt Iowa
Having tlitc I up tbe above rooms Independent of
eipein-e, 1 am now prepared to execute all orders
entrusted to my car* in the moat complete
and faah
lonaMe styla.
Satisfaction warranted in all rases. My stock of
Vesting* .annct tie surpassej in this market. A
variety o hats, caps and trimmings constantly on
hand, with ptl. es to suit the times
Call and examine gooda and plicea.
gj^Remember the location, Mxt doar toPoat
Offlce.
jnneltl-dtf
E. S. MOOKE,
-vsv Vresco, Banner, Rigs and Or
nament al PAIN7TR, Qralnar
kif Wo d, Stone and Marbie,
Gliding npon Glata,
Landteape, S r»ifrj cid Portrait Painting,
one with dlapateh, In the best modem and tasteffc)
stytef. Alao, Agn Palutlng and Graining for th*
Trade.
N. W. Ooraer Brady and 4th streets, Davenport,
Iowa. Janttdl*
Carriage# Carriage*
N#a 8b, El§( SN90d Stoa
ANT FER80N wishing *n pnrchaae
r.tHK/.t (, KS, BCQG1KS,
BUSINESS WAGOXjj, are invited
o oall and examine one of the boat
locks ever offered In this mtrket.
The above work la bailt of the beat material, hrthe
moat competent workmen, and will be warranted and
•old at low prtcaa.
LOUIS B. SHKLI.Y,
•aytl-AAwtf Onsnmlaairn Agenl
w S I I k O
MMIIImi
ui IiniMvini
Vimii
S A E E O A
iiHaMM. IMS.
Tm lk DenAcrary Scat* CaaatT!
A J«nl) f' jirentlon, roinp^«el delegate* fixjm
|be dUTeretit Towo.klpa will ba h^ld at the C»urt
Ho'iiw. tn Da»enport, on SarraBAT. f*arraMaaa J8U.
fifth of omi!.atUig a raodl latf for th«
Ci'rVO.lp il. Ii«trtct C-urt. lt:£ratlo«f rev re.
1
W. L. CAKItOIal.,
ircbltfct aid hnperlittCDdeat'
0*»'Clt In Metropolitan Ul.y k md fWr' t,
lCil.f DAVKSPORT-IOWA.
a«nuti:.
W
Cok. CtlMHUl' A i. Aa CttiaTAlX
SAINT LOt'.B, MO,
JTylTdSw*
will b«- one .lelrgaU lor each lownahip, and
ct e Id
,1,^.] ,or
t%cb
20 votea ca at the la.t elec-
LUa tut ttevernbr.
Bv Oidib or Covxtt Commit***.
MAIL ARBABOEHENT8
EasTxk» Mau.{I rai road) cloaea every day,Baa
day-. icept-d.a' 1H A m.
Wasi r.aN M.ttl. and .Southern I-wi, y ral'road,
c.oie* "vary day.Hundtaatzoepted, at 8 a and 4
W M.
Hoctrbrk »ii..
T/.'i.a, uv
LIQUOR,
WJry.GAR *tjru
for Southe'ti Illinois, aad St.
railnad,tloaea
every day,Suadayeexcept-
1, at 7!, a a.
Nohthebn Mail, for Dubuque and Northern Io
wa,
by railroad, ciuaes i very day.Holidays ezoeptol,
ai iti a m.
NokTiiEaa Mail, for LeOalre, Princeton aad Ly
ons. by slate, closes every Monday,
Prld.y at
S
Ijubi ijuf.
Boat-, North, ave at
South,
Wedaeaday aad
Way
Wiiton Ac.,
Vbursdaya
Mail, by Dewirt, Maquoketa,
by stage,cueesSatnrdaya,
at
TaeaUa,aand
e M.
Hli. fiBABH MAiL.Tnerdayi.Thuradays and Bat
•raa«, ion-a at 7 & M.
II ii Koar Ok'.vL Mail, Tu"s4aya and Frldaya at
I 'I
Ai.i.aa'a Gbove Mail, Dixon, Long Grove, Ac.,
every Tuesday, 1'^ M.
Hivaa Mail, North daily, Sandaya excepted, 8
M.
Kivaa Mail, South, dally.Stturdayaexcepted, at
i n
THAVEL,IiJUK'S GUIDE.
Ban.woa dh, Baat, I.e*veat 8 'A a and :W m,
except
Nuridaya i pti'd Wi-sl, leaves a*. U U5 A
and r,:li m, Huiniaya xa pled.
9 A M, Sundays excepted
l.av.' r,
t»
I-
Sundays exc»plfd.
.Sijoes.
Norih, to
Uiibiiij ie, Tin Hewitt, Maq io-
ktta and iltoii, leave the Pennsylvania Hous',lues
day-
1 buraday-.an.)
Saturdays at
7
a
Ljono via I eClaii*,
I,
XjoomJ
Norib.to
Prmc t..
i,
Canjanch'-aud Clin
ton. TueailayajThuiadaya and Saturdays at 7 A M.
Hmiiti A Arnold's line
of hacks leave
every day at
l'ino4'iaU, Kully.
A iffaaa Heeling of the Iieinoirn y will beheld
attbeCic!' i-" In tt,i city, on Wednesday, the
'iM inbt., at 7 o'clock P. M.
O E W O O
IXinisratic candidate for Att.rney General, and other
distiugumhed speakers will hi present and address
the meeting U|sin the STATE and national is-snea.
Hall Hoad .fleeting thia Kvenluc
A meetinir for the purpose of devising
means for the construction of a Cedar Valley
Hail Uoad, will be held thia evening at half
past seven o'clock at Let'laire Hall.
The matter is of vital importance to the
city of Davenport. Let every citizen be in
attendance.
Bishop I.kk will administer the rite of
Confirmation in St. Luke's Church, Sunday
evening.
Tha Democratic Convention meets at the
Court House thia afternoon.
Myers, on Uratlv Street, above
the 10 1' 8 Saloon, took the first premium
on cigar?. He has more of the same sort
live him a call.
JtW Wadsworth ha8„ rcccivel
another addition to hid large stock of dry
good-t, which news, we doubt not, will be
very pleasing to the ladies,but aggravating
to husbuudd aud papas.
tW The only chance that ladies
have to purchase goods cheap and of indis
putable (itiality, is now presented by Mut
ton «t Co., next to Metropolitan Hall. See
advertisement and give them a calL
£W That prince of good fellows,
Sam Perry, whose store is opposite our of
fice is on hand jwitli a splendid stock of fall
and winter clothing which assures us shall
be sold at prices that will make hard times
get up and duet. Sam never promises Any'
thing more than he intends to perform.
..._
SCOTT COUNT AKKIl'VLTVBAL
A I K
•nilHH DAY.
Yesterday was a great day at the Fair
grounds, and Scott county never showed
itself off to better advantage, all thini:*
considered, than on this occasion. Not only
the stock, and other articles on exhibition
were of the most excellent character, but
the concourse of people, the interest taken
in the matter, and the excitement generally,
was much ahead of anything ever before
witnessed at any previous Fair of this
county—much more creditable than we
even dared hope a few days ago. We will
not now make mention of what might have
been done that was not done, to heighten
the interest of the occasion, but speak of
what was done on the grounds—what we
saw, and the condition thereof, not forget
ting to make honorable mention of those
who competed with Buccess, and those who
were not so fortunate in their aims at pre
cedence.
At an early hour the grounds commenced
filling rapidly with people from all parts of
the county, who were intent upon seeing
what was being doue at that place. The
old folks—the pioneers of the eountry,
went to observe the progress which had
been made in their day and generation
the sturdy farmers to compete for prizes in
the various departments of Agriculture and
Stock raising the housewives to show the
work of their hands the boys to see sights,
and the young ladies—some to compete for
prizes for their specimens of needlework
others of our fair friends to compete in show
ing off their graces to catch prizes of a dif
ferent character. We trust all were satis
fied with what they saw, and what they
obtained at that place. We were highly
pleased with all we saw, and could s^e no
reason why others should not be.
There were some three or four thousand
persons on the ground at S o'clock, when
the crowd commenced dispersing.
At 2 o'clock the Committees commenced
awarding premiums on those ai tides which
had not been previoUfly examined.
The Independent Brass Band was on the
ground and treated the assembled thousands
to most excellent music. At one o'cloek
was the grand display of the entire stock on
the ground, which passed around on the
trotting course foftjipwards of a half hoar,
and we must sa]T thai we have never seen
a batter seta'ton la
lay plaaa than aa thk
teea4oA. Itaft,
Wb
tow MM «f It,
lit it to Daedal
Washhon A Churchill had tbe SBtJf abrap aakOBiii
bltion, and took all tbe prises.
DAILY. IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT.
SW1NB.
TO MAIL. SUBSCRIBERS, STVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM-*OITY SUBSCRIBERS lO CENTS PER WEEK.
Huve Jl, Mr. Murphy.
Keit Sta lion 8 y rra old—lat, Mr Kopper, Br 3d,
I'r l.iwv
lle-t Mailt n 2 years old—1st, Mr Robinson, 21,
Dr Liwyi"
Carriage rsel—1st, EGo'.M.
lie Itu-'gy llorge—1st, JM (Jilinon.
Be*t Carriage Horse—1st, It Cannon
Thete were four premiums ..Rered for blood Wares,
all of which were takm by Mr Oannon, whose clock
was n,t contcitct in this.
Hro.i.1 Man*—J Smart 2J, George Alvord.
Mr.".I Ma ,M, 2 years old—1st, DrI.awjer, 'id,
Thurston.
Males 1 year id—1st, A Donaldson 3d, Black
mail.
There ware six mares competing.
Suck in., Colts—1st, N If Howe 31,80 Little.
Dralt Man:,, 4 years "id and upwarda—1st, Jos.
Seaman 2d, fcobt Maxwell.
Draft Mares ii years old—1st, A W Clark.
Draft Mar.-s, j.-arsold—lat, Adam Doiialdaon
2d. Davl-I Flia'l' w.
Sucking Colts— Ut, Robt Maxwell.
Mults, 6ttrs old snd upwards— lbt,C Pick.
2 yars .-'ii, 1st. II Pica.
1 year md, 1st, J. M. Cannon.
Aaiea—1st, J. Cannon's IVao.n Dardtn.
DURHAM
Boar 2 yrs old—1st prize, Smart 24b
1 yr Camion.
Rrissl sow. 2 yrs old and upwards—lit price,
Juart 'Jd, A Grant.
Best aow under I yr old—J Smart.
and pi^'i—Cannon.
l,.t off) pigs un ler 8 months old—1st prim,
Green 3d, Alex Grant.
poultsv.
Adriatic fowls—1st prize, Mra Joha.
Turkey—1st priz*', Bvans.
Cannu'i gee»e— 1st prise. Brnsler.
dnrks l-t prize, Kvsna.
Muscovi ducks, 1-t prixe, A Brownslee.
t!oop of pou.try—1-t prize, John Hlckolla.
riiOwsns.
Be tMnipb's of flowers—Mra IT Holmes.
Boqtt' ts
rmtriT.
Gr-at st and beat variety of frail was offend by
Blackman.
Be-t lot oj apples—L S BlaetaBSB} 8d do, 9
Campbell :l, a Br in), a.
Bestl pears-'—John Kvana.
Cu ti atiil plum-.—8 i'Stacy.
Wid plums
FARM ABn
DAIRV
DAVENPORT, IOWA, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1858.
There was some spirited dashes at trot- their crop by buyer*. The farmers had
I ting, in which considerable good speed waa 'ut buyer had cheated
Fillmore- horse profits on iL advised
shown. John M. Cannon's Miimore norse
theIn
CATTLE.
1st prize on Bulls Mr. Plnlleo, of Polt Byron.
s yeirs old, C. R. Marks
2J H.M.I lionipsou.
Best Bnll 2 yaar* old, J. Cannon.
11
1 year old,
Best bull calf, 10 montlia old, weight 800 lbs. J. M.
Cannon
Keit Cow, 3 years and udwards, J. M. Cannon.
21
DEVON CATT
LB.
Mcaar.i. Waalibon anl Churchill took all the prises
for Devon cattle, some eleven In all.
HBBKrcHllS.
Mr. Cannon took all the prisji sudor Ms head,
some six in all.
C.'WS
AND OXEH.
Bet
pair matched 3 years old Steers lata Pf
Dtntscber 3d, J. Brunlee.
SHEEP.
PRi-nCDTS.
B«'st 1'iitter. not less than 19lbs—Mrs W LOoak
3d MrsD Dentcher: 3-1 Mts Madden,
Beat llac ,n Ham—M s Brownby.
H. in.' m.ide baton—Mr^SP Stacy.
Di-pbi-' of ^reen vec-taides—4J Bm«ck,
who had is vanti.'s 2d A ••rant..
Best l..t of pumkiu.H and squashes—J Pmart
lot of Gopher scaljis, AM Bronsle, 2d, 0
Dona'd 3d Hta. y, jr
Be-t tiHshe! wint-r wheat, V Wiley.
spring Smart.
corn s Ftacy.
oats, 8 K Wi'ey.
barb y. adden.
Tbnotiiy seed, 8 I^mbert.
W an-, Kvans.
§Weetpitato's,
Grant,
Itisb Marks.
nloiis, Kincaid.
B»ets. Smart
dozen Cabbages. K and itoberrs.
Onion see l. 8 t't.icy.
Hop-, A Brunalee
Best sample of stocking—€. H. Muriy, A.
Brunaler.
Best acre of winter wheat—J. Madder.
corn -0. P. Wards.
Kacrebi'at*—J.J. Mart
Bpttitoes—0 L. Bnrdick.
W beans-J H-wart.
Artificial grove, not less than 6 acrea—SW
Th, itnpson.
B-ft hedge, not leat than 30 roda—J Lambert, 2d,
II Thompson.
Beat conductel firm—J Lamt"rt, 3d bNafcastr
mancf Acsuaas.
Best roft soap—Mrs Osborne.
lot of cady—Qu' es A Tr etx.
Four in -ark—J Picks.
Cljiafs—11 Meyers.
Bainile graining—J Himtingden.
Ca^e of pist lis—H Berg
u
Bewin machine— White 3d. A WBailey.
Arch tecttiral drawiu—H Schracy.
Jelly cake—«rs Marks.
Current jelly—Miss Lindsay.
Rh.ib irb
I.tberi i Crab jelly—Mrs Ilolmag.
Ft-awberry ially
Marmelade Jelly—Mra Evans*
Tainato pickles
Best n cim-n Dentistry—Dr. Cbeeseboroagh
Id, Dr. Morrow.
Best Horse Shoeing. I. Hsight.
lored Craycn work, Miag Maria Hyde.
Carpet*. Mra Washb n.
Hraaa Wrrk, Sf*rvln
T'm'r Una and Paraaols, Oattwrigh^.
Pen Drawing W Pra t»
C.tmmerrlal Writing, do
Hair Braid John Scott.
Qailt. Mra Isaa" Little.
Sni'iroldary, Mra BoothSta 2f, Mrs
Liter.
Ne*?iework on Cloth, Mrs Bon tbe
tn td.
Miss McOosh.
Painting en Glsss, Mra K Marks,
w Thresher and Separate. Davis,Watson Co
Wroad Cart Sower, 8 Reeder
V .Breaking Plow. W W Skinner A Co.
do do do
fronb'a Shovel Flow, S Oaborne.
Baerosr, 1 r«aucher.
Portable MUI. W Nichollt
jPhorn. Deattcher.
Cooking Stove (Ooal) Smith A IsalHtos.
da do (Vood) do
Parlor Btora, do
Vaoniag Mill, 8 Raodsr.
MR STERNS* ADDM88,
At two o'clock Mr. Sterns tcok the atand,
and after complimenting the andienee on
Its quantity and quality, particularly the
ladies, he compared very happily the merits
•f the present Fair with those rf past yean,
and very highly complimented the farm
en
and stock dealers on their sneeaaa aad an*
terprlse. The speaker wid that, as ha was
fcraar, 1m knew aora «f iHakiag aheese
thai ha did «f mkiac A spaaah, Wlllki
kad kill ikun la addNM IM ImM^ iM
„iePefcf#/M
took the lead in this matter. Mr. C.'s horse I make their Msa price upon it too, and not
Bubmit toaaafe swindling operations, lie
was matched by Beard^ley's gray horse, of
Itock Itland, but was not at all beaten. We "id impossible for an eastern
1
hope that thu portion of tbe Coanty Fair
exercises will be more fully developed
hereafter.
We give the list of premiums as far as we
were able to get them, though they are at
best rather defective, as we were unable to
have the use of the Secretary's books, and
were consequently obliged to pick them up
as best we could. The complete list we
shall give as soon as the Secretary furnishes
them, which will be in a few days]
LIST OF PHK.VIIKII,
HORSES.
Best Stallion of any ag) or breed—1st prise,
Cannon.
Pest Stallion, 4 ye rs oil and upwarda—lat priae,
buyer to bu wheat hare, for if be came
whan our dekVrs were paying seventy-five
cents per bushel and raised It to one dollar,
the price that should be paid, the dealers
here would at once raise the figure to a dol
lar and twenty-five—drive the Eaatern buy
ers out, and after they had got lid of them
put the price down to seventy-five cents
sgain.
This swindling, he said, should be avoid
ed by the farmers in tbe county employing
an agent to atter.d to the matter iu the East
ern market f^r them, and to pay such a
man a reasonable salary would not be felt,
as they would be great gainer* in the prices.
If such a course were pursued, he thought
the farmers would get more for their labors,
and keep their farms clear from Deeds of
Trust an institution which he held to be
one of the most ruinous in tl.e land and he
advised farmers never to put their name to
one. He had lately heard of an instance
where a farm worth |120 per acre had been
sold for £'20 per acre, that the farmers of
He thought that fanners spoiled a good
many of tlu-ir sons iu educating them for
professional men, and though he would have
them well educated, it should be such an ed
ucation as would enable them to be good in
telligent, well informed farmers, half fed,
starved doctors and lawyers or ministers
He addressed mothers also to teach their
daughter* to do housework rather than mu
sic how to bake rather than paint how
to cook a dinner rather than dress for a ball.
He would have them taught music, and all
the accomplishments, but he would have
them to learn housework first and in case
they could learn but one, leurn to do the
house work.
Tbe young men and women he advised
to educate themselves—not to make white
hands, but to be thorough, intelligent farm
ers and housewives—not mere dolts but
men and women who would be at home
both in the parlor or the kitchen in the
field or before an audience of citizens.
His advice to the furming community as
well as to the young folks should be heeded.
We should have been pleased to produce
the speech in full, but cannot this morning.
The Kev. Mr. Took made some remarks,
after which the business of the occasion
closed for the year.
Chanting
VS.
Mi
in a plain straight-forward C. S. Higgtna and I., f. l».^aini. wa» aj
tid heretofore prenjiuma liad pointed to prepare Luaiti«aa for the uieetiug
tbe beat. The Durham and Hereford* be- would
longing to Mr. John M. Cauimn the De- manner.
vobs of Meaara. Churchill and Waahbon, beea a waHWP for the beat atoek, paying but to-night
were the beat among the eattle, though Mr. little atteatta to the mo-tut operandi of i The meeting then adjourned. We regrM
Iliillio'a matnmoih bull was au object of raising it. |»r instance, when a thorough that our limited apaee will not allow ua to
much admiration. Meaara. Mark, Thomson, I bred waa entered, let the grower be able to puhliiah a more extended report of thia moat xrTvtUer
and others supplied acme very nice blooded *tate how be,raised it,so thai other farmers interesting meeting. I St.Louu Bepabit'ean.
cattle. The horses were very tine and a might profit his experience. It require •aaHSMaaam
good number of them. Mr. Cannon had the different WBBgement to produce different
only pure thorrough-Vireeds upon the ground grades of atotk, and by paying attention to
while othera exhibited some good Black the Manner fat which each kind was raiaed
Hawk aud Morgan Blood. Thia display much advantage would be gained. After
constituted one of the leading features of speaking in Ugh terms of of the noil of this
the occasion, and was much admired and county, he Reverted to the manner in which
praised by all. *he farmers were too often cheated out
lhey mad,He
the cro,, to
rdkii. Those
yonng gentleman who so seriously alarmed
"a friend of the News," a few evenings
since, while executing the Chant of Poe's
Raven—the harmonious melody of which
"issued from the alley between the Post
Office and Franklin Block," regret, deeply,
that their musical talent should be lost up
on their amateur audience, whose criticism
indicates more familiarity with "cries of
murder," than excellent vocal music,—and
would state for his benefit, their intention
to repeat the exereiae every night when so
inclined.
(treat Rail Raad Meetug,
The Cedar Valley Railroad.
THE PEOPLi: AWAKE.
Speeches, Resolutions, str., etc., etc.
In pursuance of the call for a meeting of
the Board of Trade and citizens generally,
a large unmber of merchants and prominent
citizens convened at the Engine House last
evening. The Engine House being locked
they proceeded to the church building,near
the corner of Brady and Fifth streets.
The meeting was organized Mr. L. S
Viele, President of the Board of Trade in
the chair, and J. P. Coates, Secretary.
After the the chairman had briefly stated
the object of the meeting, on motion of Dr.
G. W. McCarn, a committee of five was ap
pointed to report resolutions, expressive of
the sentiments of the meeting.
Messrs. H. H. Smith, Alfred Sanders, J.
W. Churchill, Dr. T. J. Saunders and Dr.
Geo. W. M. McCarn, were appointed such
committee by the chair.
During the absence of the committee,
Geo. L. Nick oils Esq., addressed the meet
ing in a short and pertinent speech, which
onr space will not permit us to publish. At
the close of his remarks a map of the rail
roads in the vicinity of Davenport, and the
route of the proposed Cedar Valley rail
road, drawn by Mr. Ollay, City Engineer,
was exhibited to the meeting.
Mr. Sanders from the committe, than re
ported the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the movements of opposing in
terests on either side of ns have a tendency
to attract from our city trade hithreto en
joyed by us, therefore be it
Jtetohfd, That we view the construction
of a Railroad from Davenport via Tipton to
Cedar Rapids, as being next in imgortance
to the extension of the Mississippi A Mis
souri Railroad, and that at present the sub
ject should eneage onr serious attention,
having, as it does, a direct effect to increase
oar trade and influence, and to aeenrethe
important trade of the Cedar Valley.
Jiftolvtd, That a committee of three be
appointed to call a maas meeting of the
citizens of this city and county on to-mor
row, (Saturday) evening, for the purpose of
further agitating tbe subject and ol secur
ing a speedy expression of the people in
regard to sabserlptioo by Scott county to
the stock in such a road.
On motion a committee consisting of J*
W. Churchill, Geo. L. Kiekolls, John P.
Cook, J. W. Washburn, Dr. Olshauaen, John
Johns aad W. T. Clark, was appointed la
ssibpIwss With tha rssahrtiaaa,
Om Mtoatf
Hp.
BaMatt, aa ImaHn
A E S N E W S
BY TKUtiRAFD.)
Arfditltaal by the Psrsla.
F*w 'i ork, Sept.—The schooner Reve
hall cleured at liverpool Sept. 1st, for
Clevelsnd and Detroit.
A meeting had occurred on board the
ship Conqueror la^intf in the Mercy, an.l
bound for Mobile. The colored men on
board. 17 in number, rose aud armed them
selves, refusing to work. The mutineers
were speedily placed in irons by the police
without bloodaned.
The functions of the Governor General of
Alegerio suppressed. Gen. McMatron is ap
pointed to be Commander in Chief of the
sea and land forces.
It is stated that Austria, Prussia and
Saxony, were endeavoring Hanover to ac
cept an indemnification for the State dues,
but that the latter displays no inclination
to do so.
It was further stated that the British
government had anuouin-ed to the Hanove
rian government its resolution, not to pay
such eroneous dues any longer there.
Threats of death to the Christians had
been made at Tripoli, ar.d the Consul of
France at Byront, had proceeded there to
insist in measures of precaution being tukea.
Great hostilities continue to exhibited at
Canton towards foreigu residents, and the
acting British Consul had it^ued notices ad
vising them to be prepare] lor a sudden
departure.
A blockade of the river at Canton had
i a a i i i i a i n u v- i n u u i u i n a v a n i o n i i a i
each district should hold meetings at stated been established in so far as Chinese boats
times and places to talk over furniing mat
ters—to tell their experience, and thus at
once dispense and gain useful knowledge.—
He also endeavored to impress upon the
minds of farmers the necessity of observing
order in all departments of his business—to
have a place for everything, and keep it
there when not in use.
were concerned, and trade had been sus
pended.
All the native merchants had left, aud al
so the greater portion of the foreign com
munity.
The latest accounts state that a French
man-of-war had shelled Shamun post of tbe
western suburbs of Canton, as a Frenchman
had been ktied in that neighborhood.
LATEST.
London, Saturday.—A letter from I»
mascusofthe 12th says, that the Russiaa
Consulate had been insulted by fanatics,
and that the Consul had retired to By route.
A letter from Vienna states that dis
patches received from Constantinople aay,
that the attitude of the Musselmen inspires
great fear for the safety of the Christians.
The existance of a conspiracy to dethrone
Abdel Medjed is confirmed.
Destructive Fire*
Cinojnn'ati, Sept. 17.—A destructive con
fligation occurred at 2 a. m.
on Front street
between Broadway and Ludlow. The tire
was lirst discovered iu a building occupied
as a lard factory.and before the
Hauies
were
subdued destroyed five building", tenanted
respectively by J. S. Chciiwith Co. Com
mission merchants ltigga «fc Murry, paint
depot and W K Fee A Co. lard oil work,
sonic three ot four other houses, be-ides
these were damaged but not
to any
great
extent. The loss will doubtless reach
$15,000.
Yellow Fever*
NewOri.ens, Sept. lfi.—Deaths by fevar
yesterday, 74.
Mew York Market.
[er telegraph.)
Nkw Yobk Sep. li
PlOCR—Lraa active and anchang -d. Sales ToeO
hhls at 8 40,1^1 .V) for ucaound- 4 ini for super
state 5 UH(t6 00 for extra State S 251*6 SO for
common to good extra weatern, 0"'j5 15 for atlp
plng bran is extra round hoop Ohio.
Canadian
Klocr—Steady and uncbansed Salaa
2". bbl* a' 5 f»*i^.rj 6.% for common to rhoica extra.
Bvk Plour—Stead- at 3 50fi$4 3D.
Wh
e a A s a e e a n i n a i e a n
Sales 2,50(1 bu at $1 i i for fair unsound Chic Spring
1 0014,1 (J2 (or dp Mil Clab 1 liC^l is for Red
We-t-'rn
Corb —4 shade firmer. Belaa 2,000 bash at 66
t'^74 a ior mixed Wtaiern.
Oatb—Pinner. Saiea State at 4S@47 and Weat.
era
Rve—Hi Id at 75. with hovers at 76
Pork.—(Jjiet and st«adv. tales BOO bMs 17 40
for mess 10 75ii-Br, IS .Sftrprime.
Baa»—Quiet, fi-in anl unchanged.
Cl'T Mbats—Heavy
I ahii—upiii'd Mrm, but closed heavy 11MI&
11K ^aies Jixi bbls.
Butter—qu el and steady 12(a»17 Ohio 16&20
Bute.
Chebib
S Ulng to moderst" extent 6g»7X.
Whiskv.—yulrt.
and email sal.-a at 24^.
Hiocks—Duil r.nd b.wer. Money Is eaed for
call and ra'es easy at 3Ca4 percent -inrail Sterling
Rxchange lirm at 1 0 RltSi, Bliiv,
Y 7 S a & 1 1 -J 4 e a i n 4 S O A 3 3
a A s* Hudson 27 Erie li HAM 16 S
3s of 65 1' 8.
I'roc tarnation.
WHKRRAS,kby
an Act of the Sevnth General
As*emtl\- of the State of Iowa, emit led "An
A*-! revising and am ndltip title IV of Code, »nd fur
tln providing for i ctions, filing vacancies in ofllee,
rtMinali ns, and coi.tes'ing elections," approved
March 2il I8&S, it was ro*'le the duty of the (ioTer
nor. at least thirty .lays b-fore anv general election
to Issue bin iirorlamatlon, ri'aipnatliiK all th- offlcea
to be tilled by the vote of a'l the electors In ehaState
or by the electors in any Judicial Diatrict:
Now therefore, I, Ralph P. I*ow*, Governor of tha
State .if Iowa, do by this my proclamation publish
and declare, that at the next Q. neral election, to be
Id in this State on tha SaroND TI'RSDAY IN
OCTOBRR next, the fjliowing offices are to be flUed
by vote of all the electors of thia State, to Witt
The offloe of Secretary of State
Tbe office of Auditor of State
The office of Tn asurer of S'ate
Tbe ofllca of Attorney General
Thr office of Reiflater of State Land Oflee|
The office of Commissioner of the Pea Moines Riv
er Improvement.
And the following offlcea are to be filled by vote of
the electors of each of the eleven Jo&lcial DUtrlcta of
this State, aa e.tabllahed by act of tha aald Ganerai
Asaembiy. to-wit:
The ofllee of District Judge
The office of District Attorney
Tha offloe of one Mamber of tha Boerd of Bdaca
tlon.
Whereof all citizens and officers concerned, partlc
nlariy the Sheriffs o» the aere'sl enmiee, will take
notice, and be governed accordingly
I
Wiiebeas, it is the duty of every citizen to
use all legitimate means to advance the in
terests most immediately connected with
this locality, and
Stale tholtth.
RALPH P. LOWS.
By tAe Ooveraor.
BLIJAH SBLLB.
eugftidAwtd Secretary of State
The Oakdilt CMMtcry tMipaay
HAVE
an Oflloe for the traaaactioa of bualnass ia
Merwln'a Block, Perry street, which will he open
from 10 to IS, M, and from 8 to 6, M.
All lot owners who have not Battled for tMr lota,
will pleaae call Immediately and do so and receive
their deeds.
A large portion of the Ceaaetery ground a are
surveyed and staked off In lota. The eummnity
generally is Invited to examine them and mala sa
lections.
It is i he intention of the company to saefee thia
Oeeaetery complete la all 1U appointments. Tka
aveaaaa are btoed and tarred aaUve (orreat taaas
are carefully preserved, aad various kinds of shade
troaa have beea set oet. A eosapetant parasn eaew
P*aa the Porter's Lodga, sad Is saaslsatly ib^IiijiI
taking care a# end issprevti*
the groends.
All stall naM— tor Ms or bartals aat ho ssade
at UeaOn, wfcsss ss»da sattsiidai Serials vBl be
eMK la peHaalalBf this Ossaataey, saay
IttstM wBl hQniiiialja
NOTICE TO BVILBSM.
LtJMmmm mmnvemB.
NUMBER 291).
If A M'M
Ml1
u k
XI K
AMI
i.*o libriary.
I 0 U A
Wa reoalve ragniarly and for "ilBiU
Y. Bar aid. PhUad. Baltatln,
Triton*, Otn. Oaaatt*.
Ttmaa, Cosasaarclal,
Chicago Dam. Praaa,
Trlbaae,
Bt.la*is IntalltgaBrar,
I Davenport Itesette, Damucral and Mrwt.
Bute'-rlpMona m-rlved on the dk«1 liberal tarn
by Ihe atunUi, quarter or year.
S. H. STARR, Acaat.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Slajwaker, tiaia k Crawford,
Mteal £if«f# aifmls,
No.7 Waat aeoondst,
A V A N O I O W A
HAYINGto
a complete and aoeurale Abstract oI
Titles all land* Id Scott O^unty, wa eaioy au
perior adrautagoa for the examination of Ttti.-a aud
•h1 Ju Uciuua luvc-luieut of luonvy aud iiici
facilities for the transaction of all our u* I neee
These abstract* haxa been earefully ooapiiad fra
the Cvu ity Raoafde, aad wa will tn all eaaw maraa
tss I
hair nai ibIimi
attention give# to the intra at LaM
Warrants, Osileettoa of Money, PayasM of Taaas
H. V. ILAYMAKKB,
RoTART PVBUC ABO COMMISSIOBBa ov Dbbm
roe M1BMESOTA.
JOHN N. (!MAWPOBt,
ATTORNEY A COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DAVEBroBT, Iowa.
aeplS
N E W A O O S
Ass Belag leeelred Bally
AT
J. B. SI TTON & CO.'S,
Noe 7 East Second atreet*
VIST DOOB fO YHB
i e I o o i a n o k
CaU aud tee them,
s(pis-diar
Irinh & French Poplyn*,
V A E N I A A I S
S U k o e u i e
RICH DRESS SILKS,
Bmrke Ltiff aad Square Skawls,
IVench and Bay State
1MBB0IDEBIXS
e n e i e i n o e u
AID
a a i u e i a i
At Extremely Low Price*,
C*n be found amoag th* large stock of Yew Goods
*1
W A W O S
asplS
O E
ASeverScottin
the County Pair ia the largeat aad beet
held Davecpoit, so is
The Largest aid Best Stock
or
Clotha, 4'aMNimerett A Ve«tiitffs
(suitable for Pall a»d Winter) ever offered In thia
market now op-n at
E E Y S
(atare op^ostte the P^»tOfnce»»
to aait costomera on short nct.i
hi will beaiade ap
», and
Prices Is keepliR with tfce TIbms.
A larxc- aasortuieiit of
RE1DY-H1DE CLOTHING
Per Men, Yoi t*ia ant Boys, of my own maaufactire,
which will b- sold it
o e a o a a i
1 shall continue tu aanufacture my own Clcthing,
thereby giving a
A BETTER OABMINT
Por th* aame money t-haa an/ •astern made goods.
•verjtuing In the
FurniNhinc Departneat
Can also be foun 1.
Shirta of all deaonptiooa,
Under Clothimc In endieaa varlatp.
Btocks,
Ties,
HandkerchlefB,
Btocks,
Hub pendens O*. Sto,.
A large aad splendid assortment of
O e n s S a w s
Tlte cheapest ever offered In thia market.
All of which tha patdl are Invited to ssasMas.
ONLY OM PRICK.
sep»»
In tesMmcny whereof I have hereunto"set
my hand, aiul affixed the Orest Sesl of
the State of Iowa.
Done a* DaaMolaaa thia ninth day of An
gust. A. D. 16S% of tbe Independence ol
the United Stales the aid. and of thia
SAMUEL PBKRT,
Sradf St., oppo Post ones
900 Crates ol* Crockery.
Whoitnal* and MUtatl.
IHAVB
ia stare and ior sale the.largeat stork of
0ucd In thia line, in tha State.' My stock coaa
aistanf all the varieties ol China, Via— eeuf HsrM
a* Ware, yellow Rockingham wara, Silver Plated
aad Britannia ware, Bohemian Heiglnm and Amer
ican Olaaaware, Solar and Fluid Lam
pa, Ohaadeilera,
Oi'andolea, Luna wicks, Chimeapa and Ulobea.
Looking Olaseea aad I. «king 6i*ia platea, aad all
other articles uaoally kepi In thia line.
Crockery—Consists of upwarlaof A00crates aad
ca.ka uupo. ted direct fro u tbe pettertaaln Liverpool
which enablei ate to aell my Koods per cent leas
than any other draler in the market.
Frerck Forcelala.—I have just received a very
large atock of whtta aad aild bead China direct froaa
Limoget, Prance My arrangement with tbe awau
factoiera are such that I reoolve neee bet the heal
grade of gooda of th- latest aa I moat approved sty
lee.
Geld band and decorated tee aets are worth nun
eight to twntr-flve dollaia, dinner aets aad other
articles at all prices.
Silver Plated Ware.—I have Jest rseeivad a
very large stoek
of Plated goods of Racers, Wtk a
Go's make. All gooda are warranted to be plated on
the beet aaality o white metal wtilsk asa wltk dlfl
eulty be diatingnlahed freaallver.
LaaUag Olaaass.—1 have a larger qaasttty
tor sale la tUa
plaee. Enlvee, tasks and waiter ie( every ^eelBp
aad sise. la fast everwthlac spasitslaing to tkU
line of heskaasa esaps had ky.
asmng at He. Id U
OUIrs
0. V.
VMIa A Plaas PsrtolastraettsBBe
Vf. HBaitAinrKlMnikalagaiiililrslH Vie
HbM aad Plane piayer «ko Jast anlvsd fma
ea tksTMlasadn-
mmamm
T*« WlltLT IVAfl MVMlAf
•s rvauam msv
N I K I I A I N
otUMt,tUASmS,lt a 4
•a oo pbb AJrvuic. ur
Rates mt AdverUetag la the WeaMfw
One equate (of 12 llnee) i«n» w*vk at 4
each additional taaerUaa I
Oaeaqaareone n4ith g(
w n a i a S
thrc niontha................. It
aia in,.fith« §4
one year HI
One column, one year SB 4
NEWADV'KTJSEMTSL
NEW OOOOtfr
law
sr
E i i i e
nnvsnianmaa
PAVEIPOaf*
sspie
DAVIS St TIPTON**
MERCANTILE COLLEOES!
LOCATBD
DAVENPORT, IOWA.....Cor, Plfthand BgMteste.
PBOB1A, ILL............88 and 15 Main atreet.
'DlRBOTORS
Hon E V Powell, Es| II Woodward.
W. A. Wlllard. Esq -Biased.
Isarc Ne^'us, Bsq.,
J. D. Paiton. Btq
N Curtiss, Eaq
1^'Wls How. II Kaq
Win S Baq
A Uartli'tt, Bap
Henry Nolle, B*(
TbiM Mayne, Baq
Joe trye,
O.
H. A WuppeiB-aiia,
Dr. J. J. Hurtia.
William A licit, gs|
Jno (. ix,k, Rn)
Jno y Dillon, Baa
Jno |. t'oitin, Beq
Wm (Mark, Bsq
Chae I'atnaia,
Baq
Prise,
PACDLTY:
PrQfimtr* oj
BrenrAea:
and
W Davis,
W Dl-br,
It UOLIIIIMIHI,
8 Tiptow.
VaEDBwatraa,
Do DOB.
ProUunr* if Practical and Ornamental
nfiip, unit t.fi turrrt on Butin— tWiwis sad
L'vmijtvndeitce
I OnirriTii, W Davie, S Tirtod
Lecturer nan MtrcantU* Lew, BmtAf.Bmckang*
Ansnrc, te..
I Davihson.
t'HAS Honbey,
Jno Dili.on,
Hon Jno Cook,
WAS Pent An.
A BNSMW, B.t.,
N CaAwroai).
Landkb, Kaq.,
U' turer* Political HUHmy mnd Commercial
Utoyraphy
HENRV8 Atsna, WM Oi-abb.
The design of tbe proprietor! In establishlag
Shaln of Collegia waa to adbrd yonng giallaeana Ike
beet preal le facilltlea for ar| nlrlns In an expeetttoae
mami'T a III rounb kiiowledg.. of V ,mmer lal actm.ee
and Art as practlcail employed id the Conatlaf
Boom and bualuesa porsolts n -rallr Theae Oel—
legea embrace in tb- Ir eateimlv* ouree of etudy,
a«S
Only bo.ik-keep|ng and peomanablp, bat Dmeraas
ether braiKh. e whu I. will be ,,f tbe atmoet taper
tance u-very p^rem who trenaacta haalneea Of any
kind. It will ae of IneaicbUMe benefit to tha Mar*
chant, Ranker, Broker Manufectarer, Mechanic,
Hotel Proprietor, Pobilaher, Phyalcian. Lawyer,
liand and inaurance Aaent,^Korwardar, Pel
la mar.
Printer, Contractor, Parmer, Produce Dealer, Lam«
her Merchant, Surveyor, Bniclneer, loepectar Taarh
er, Ac Ac.
Tbe course of atndy puraue.l 41 th-ee Colleeee la
the ,»t extcnnlvi and thoroush, rutt tmaepUmy any,
wbb has ev been in rodii'-1 Into any similar In-*
atltutlon In this ixmntry Thr teachera In the vsrt
ouadepartments are aknowla^K"d to have aupe*
riora In their res|«ctive profea.loen.
MBpeacrriaa
Peaautaehlp."
Of Ike utility of tbe abov* named ay,ten of fta*
manshtp It la unrie e**ary to u.mment, it, atdaaM
wi L-nlnK popularity, among the dlscernl and In.
trllig.|it claaaes cf oiurnui.lty th'ouahout the civil*
li'-.t world, aff r's o .utlualve evulei.ie Hiat it la W14
beet known system, and In raa Ity lhe «li one
Which Is recognised aa being a »yet-m among lhaan
Ciaaeea.
Thia system of Writng i* taught in ine«e Collea«s
In all It* forn.s bothp.actl al auo ornamental, aad ia
all its uiol- rn improvements and lau.tratl- as.
Pen at Ink pec men* of Writing, with dreelaea*
ssnt byaiall free o' harae on app nation.
Eaaplvyaaent.
The Prlndpaia aad Teacher* it theee Collegee have
an exienalve business ai.|i a ntanpe, and Will alwae
consider it a pleaauro and duly to further the be.t
Interests tt.ilr sradua'ea wl.o d. sire il, by atdl^
them all thay een in obtaining altnatloae.
Tnllloa~Payable on Katerlnc*
Por fnll Mercantile Cours» (Deluding all depart
ment of Ror'k-i-pirig,I/'Cture*i, Pe^maaekipaod
mmarial Calculations |M
Por Peamaiuhip alone, one y ar 10
Por Penmanship, twenty le»aons... 5
Por Ornamental Peamanshi a. Card Writing aad
Off Maad Klor.rlablng. aa may be agreed a^oa
furtlier Informstl in giv a wih pleaaor* oe applu
cation *1 the Co'lex-, or ay s
adinK for new otrew-.
lar, which eontalos much valuable lafonaatlaa. ssd
will befaraleked by return Mall
Addp^ae
MAVIS A TIPTOH,
sepll Daves port er Plisrta.
TO BC0!V0IHI€AL~PA1IILIKS.
Aud Ladlr* Carried or Slagle.
I.^OR
Fifty Cents enclueed, In postage atampe, the
undee.laned will forward,by retura meR, Iks
following In valu bie haua hold receipt*, mae« artth-.
ont trouble, and fvll printed Instructlona. Por teat
cents you an procure what would coat at Ike 1
ene dollar— via
How to make PondreSabUe, tmtt
ene Hair.
How to as
eke trotk powder.
Hew te aaake Heir Baa
How to make Hair Dye.
How to make ftmad«e.
Hew to seeks Bloem of Rasss, le I
from the fsoe
How te make Ron re for the msnplt
How to mske IndeUtle Iak.
How to cure corns
In to make Cement, for
—ALSO.
Harper Twetvetreea' oeiehrated WmBIbb
aestnt your waskkig deas la katf Ike Mas M#
fcrewMcw^ttK^weariaa oat yean tletkea «Mk
Pn-OTRPS H. Rst^ BisaHa, g. j.
Ise-s^neto v a A an.
FM4JTO iJTSTHUCTiOJn.
1». 1. O. P. Batraalde 1
WILLa
OIVB IMBTKUCTIOirS niflimsa
to limited aeaker of pepiis
l«aaooa glvea at her reetdencau oerner of Metaeadl
Baveath atreeta, or at tbe resldaass of pa pi
la.
Deveoport, Jane tt, ISM. JeMfts
'Cospotttloi la tkeLlfe ef TriAs.*
A raw DAT BOAADBSS eaa aow oMaks beard'
Cetmemi
•a tt «aase
H^WnW AHIk QQSniTOTO« WA1
Oxftri Female Ctliefe,'
AT OXPOBD, OHIO,
CJMMOHSepaa Jkp
O Osirass ampsgi
sarpaaa
aaoall
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