Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume], October 09, 1858, Image 2

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0VATS DEMOCRAT
CJtTW OP MVKinNIRt.
I, ScMkN I, IIM'
,«»• ft* Seeralary of State,
t^lMMUKL DOVULA8. ©f 1
For Auditor,
mOOORK S. PARVIX, «rf Moeeailaa.
For Treaeur
er,
liAlll'KL LOHAH, of Oaat
For Attorney General.
JAMS* M. ELLWOOD, of Path.
OMB.
of Dos Motaca Improvement Co.,
0BAKLBI BALDWIN, ef V« Bona.
RigiMtr of Land Offiea,
JAMB* M. REID, of 1**,
OturwiMMl
For Oiugrewa,
WII.LIAM E. LEFFINGWRMn
DHuuorHwi Diet riot TfokM.
For Diatrict Attorney.
IIEORGK H. HEBH, of MusdBiiBB.
For Member of the Hoard of Education,
CHAKLK* RICH, of Jackson Coauty.
Pamoaratlo County Tlokia
For Clerk of the District Couat,
J0HEP1I A. CRANDALL,
PuiwrtUt To»mW» TI«hM
|Wr TomiHf Tiastais.
ADAM Wait*AMD,
*OPKINB MHi
JOHN MAGILL.
&MV Jatif«or u• P«M»!
AOOiMTcra BMAMFIRLO,
WALLER
W.
PARKICR,
TMBODOHB It. kaoaL
Pur l.'onatabls-,
W. F. (*RoVa*HBRV.
OBaRLRa TAN DBaBM,
MATTHRW MBBTTUN.
For Township Ansessoi,
BAH Ullt M. BOaWOATH
Independent nomination for Judge of the
Seventh I Hatrict,
A. IL liENNETT.
Tha Election will l»e on
Tneaday, Ortobcr I9l|i.
CDNUHtmiONAIi VANVAMi
In i,f tiiirtlueaa in. -erstWeiy requiring
Jii«Ue Ulblifiri attanilu" Oourt, tne appoint
ment* li reb'toie mal" by Mr \ainle*fr at Hit lol
luvtiiiH biv" b»'en oti*ng#t, Hit'i
HKMRI, TANDBVB AMB LBFFIMOWBLL
will tdlmi tbe «pie at
Cutoii,
a, at
October l, at
liyrrsvdle,
r*r«t«,
Vi.maOity,
McUr-gor,
Outtsnboig,
Elk River,
2
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THK MEWS.
A company ltae been organized and eub
eeriptiona t'Oinmeuced, iu Minnesota, for the
construction of a Telegraph line to connect
*t. I'aul, Minneapolis and St. Anthony with
Chicago. It ii desigued to have the line
••ompleted by the first of December—$40,
000 I* the amount required.
The two men named ilall and (Salfley,
whuae murder of Mr. Ifinton, In Oreene Co.,
111., and subsequent trial and sentence, we
noticed aoma time aW», were hanged at
Carndton, in tliat county, on Wednesday
of last week. The murderers were both
young men, and laid the cauee of the crime
to whiskey. It is stated that they were re
signed to their fate and made a confession of
their crime upon the sc»tYiid. Both were
citizens of ireene county.
The line of steamships of which the Aus
tria was one baa been very unfortunate.—
Tha Hammonia exploded her magazine,
which compelled her, after leaving Ham
burgh, to return to port. The Hormsia, of
the same line, ot.ffe enme near foundering at
aea from springing a leak, and the Saxomia
ron down the pilot boat Jacob A. H'euter
vtlt, by which two or three lives were lost.
We learn from the Joliet True Democrat
that Mr. John le»*on, a most respected cit
izen of that county, was engaged in stack
ing grain on nis farm on Saturday, and ac
cidentally tell from the stack, ctrikitig a
scythe which was lying on the ^gound point
upwards. The scythe penetrated his bow
els, killing him almost instantly, lie l«avea
a wifa and four children.
Mr. Hiram Pearson, of I'lainfield, Wilj
coonty, 111, an old settler, died very sudden
ly at that place on Thursday of last week.
He was formerly a most worthy man, but
has of late year* been cn en to strong drink,
which oausad his death.
At Quiney, 111., a man named Shreider
died suddenly last week, and poison was
suspected. The officer went to the house
to arrest the wife of the deceased, when sbte
ran into the back yard and jumptd into the
cistern the officer also jumped in. and both
were rescued by other parsons. The woman
is on trial.
We learn from theLaCroaue(Wi*.) l)em
oerat, that the large ateam aaw and planing
mill in North La Crosse, .-longing to E. K.
A Buttrick, took fire on the 4th, and
burned to the ground. A blacksmith shop
and large quantity cf lumber waa also de
stroyed. The loss to the mill owners ia orer
$25,00*). No Insurance.
The Ohio Cultivator for October, says
that it hM pretty well demonstrated that,
onee up, the Chinese Sugar Cane is quite
aa thrifty and hardy aa the eenampn field
corn.
Ten prisoners escaped from (he Chatau
que county jail at Maysville, N. Y., Thurs
day the night previous. Large rewards
are offered for their appreheneiM.
In the Boston Supreme Court, cn Thurs
day tha^Oth nU», Mr* Mabel Jones reeov
«rcd (rum th* city of Chelsea, the autn of
aa daaagealur tnjariea reoelved by
falling tiirough a hole in the sidewalk.
The fwiaelpel hotela at Hera
toga closed
1** week. It Is estimated that the Congrae*
Union $mi Uailed SUtea, eaeh realized a
•ett profit of 126,000 during the last sum
mar.
The oldest, and at the mine time the
(malleat eity in New England, it that of
Yergenaes, Yt, whlck was incorporated in
17SS. It ia the only city in Vermont and
la 1868 contained 1,378 inhabitanta.
The expenses of the late Mormon War"
aa it ia wH«d, will, ia thought, ataoant to
«rer nine millions of dollars.
We lean from the Springfield JUgutor
that y*""g man named Willis M. Warner
wewltted
suHde at the Menard Hoaae in
t«wa of Peterrburg, Menard county on the
SSdalU^f Ultiag twenty grains of mor
pUM Previous to retiring for the night
he jokingly aeked a eemfanion if he should
litbAi iiMlal- 'Hi leaves a wife aa^
Ha alao had a
Ja latlar wWeh he
Tks Kaaaaa Qssstfss
TLe organ o4 the Thorington clique
•till oontinues daily to repeat the
charge that Mr. Leflingwell willoppoae
the adtnisaion of Kanaas until it ahall
have a population of ninety-three
thouaand. In its iaaue of yesterday it
aaya Tlie commencement of the next
aeaaion of Congrcaa will cotne an appli
cation from Kansas for admiaaion into
the Union under a Conatitution of her
own roakir g. Shall that application
b« rejected The Adminiatration aaya
it ahall. The agitators saya it shall.—
The adherents of the Adminiatration
aay it ahali."
We have on several occasions,
in the mildeat language, informed
the Qautte that all atatementa like
the above arc incorrect but »a it
does not seem to underatand the mat
ter, we feel compelled to inform it of
its error, in language which it will, we
hope, be able to comprehend.
The statement, that Mr, Lcffingwel)
will oppoae the admission of Kansas
under any Constitution properly fram
ed and republican in its form, merely
because it has not a population of
ninety-three thousand, is, in plain Eng
lish, and unqualified lie.
The statement that "the Administra
tion saya such an application shall be
rejected" is another, and the assertion
that the adherents of the Adminis
tration say it it shall,''* is a third,
Vsasvsrsalttr4 la be a Know lVolhfiie.
The entire truth of the charge that
Mr. Surveyor Varidever is a Know
Nothing, and the perfect authenticity
of the Kecords of the Dubuque Lodge
ia now universally admitted by the re
publican press—not because they did
not know of it before and have recent
ly leen convinced but because it is
proven upoit them and a further denial
would therefore be useless.
They are now endeavoring to relieve
their minds and throw the charges
against Vandever into the shade, by
bringing a wholesale charge against
large numbers of democrats, that thev
have been connected with the "dark
lantern order."
As a matter of course they do not
produco any records and are totally
unable to substantiate one of tlieii
assertions.
Jonah swallowing the Whale.
The chances of Mr. Dillon ever since
the day of his nomination have con
tinued to grow small bv degrees and
beautifully less, and now that the elec
tion so nearly approaches, the organs of
his clique having spent their strength
in impotent attempts to whip tliu en
tire republican party into a support of
the frauds by which his nomination
was secured, begin absolutely to rave
and make themselves more ridiculous
than before. They now, if we may
believe thein, most earnestly hope that
Hcnnctt men will leave the republican
party wholly and forever—or in other
words, they have read the supporters
of Judge Bennett out of the party.
Knowing that|more than one half of
the Republicans of the District displeas
ed at the means usod by Mr. Dillon
to secure the nomination,and disgusted
at the unfair manner in which he has
electioneered, have determined to sup
port Judge lionnctt, we are inclined to
think that this reading ont process,
will result very much like the attempt
of Jonah to swallow the whale.
The people are determined to admin
ister a rebuke to the wire pullers and
pipe layers.
A triumphant majority is store for
Judge Bennett the independent peo
pled candidate on Tuesday next.'
Something ^ew.
In mean dirty low and imbecile
blackguardism, we had supposed that
the organ of the Thorington clique, in
this city, could take the lead of all the
papers in the State. YVe find howev
er that it has an e.jua! if not a superi
or in the Cedar Valley Times, the re
publican organ of Linn county. The
Tiineay during the contest, has poured
ont upon the head of the Hon. I. M.
Preston, the Democratic candidate for
Judge of the Eighth Judicial District,
column after column of the lowest aud
dirtiest personal abuse and to clap the
climax, in its last iasac it attacks him
because he waa poor when he Jirst came
to the State.
The amount of decency possessed by
the Timet may be demonstrated by
the following extract from the attack
to which we allude He was so poor
when he first came here, that it was
said he loas uctualy lousy!" Wonder
der if he has cleaned ont the nits yeti"
If the time has come when old resi
dents of high character and great abil
ity like Col. Preston, are to be proscri
bed and thus suandously abused by the
Republican party, merely because they
onct were-jmor, it is well that the peo
ple know it.
He is told that he'was once "lousy"
and asked if he has cleared out the
nits yet" merely because he was once
poor.
OH Civil war in Mexico has produced
monstrous disaster. In brief they may be
aammoned up as follows:
The desolation and abandonment of
twentv or thirty towns the banishment
their heaee of at least 20,000 persona
the abandonment of hundred of haoindas
the tiWidate stagnation of allteaaehea of
tradeandindaatrv the outraging of many
flumiaB by the rabble aoldicry the neeleae
empioTnaeot of 10,000 persona in keeping
sifU trar, and their eonaeqnent damora
MlflM the aasiiflae at
tttate stJ marcllaaaoHS Iteass.
THK
C*KVASS
AT
We feel much encouraged, and be
lieve that old Des Moines will roll up
a larger majority for the democratic
ticket on Tuesday than ever she gave
before to any party. Our enemies feel
that this is the case and that their
doom is sealed. So mote it be.
EETINO IN
JACKSON
meeting of the cfemocracy of Jackson
county waa held at Moqnoketa on Fri
day last. Seven or eight hundred per
sons were psesent and the greatest en­
thusiasm v(as manifested.
Speeches were made by the Hon.
Winslow T. Barker and Mr. B, B.
Richards of Dubuque. The meeting
was five times as large as that which
convened to hear Senator Harlan.
ORRIBLE CRDEK IN
KSIJ.,
DKS
TIUIITFELLOW
IN A
A
POLITICAL
THE LEAD
K'FN.XAPPIVR A«K.—A
BCRUKGTOW.—
The prospects of the democracy in Des
Moinea Cot, the home of Jaases W,
Uriraes, the Republican party of Iowa,
are encouraging. The Gazette says
Co.—A larg^
OINF.S
CO.—Mr. Daniel Garner, a Justice of
the Peace, living in Huron Township,
in Des Moines Co., was murdered on
Sunday l&6t, by Willia.n Knos. The
two men engaged in a political discus*
sion, and Enos, becoming excited, at
tacked Garner with a hatchet, Garner
attempted to escape, but Enos over
taking him, struck him on the head
with the hatchet, breaking his skull.
He died the same day. Mr. Garner
was a respectable citizen, about forty
years of age, and leaves a wife and five
children. Enos was arrested aud
brought to Burlington on Tuesday.
TIGHT PLACI.
—There is an old well at the upper
end of Main stieet, Bnrlington, and iu
it stands a wooden tube—sole remnant
of the chain pump that once crowned
it. On Saturday afternoon this tube
was discovered to be in a terrible state
of peiturbation. The neighbor*, go
ing to the spot to ascertain the cause
of so peculiar a circumstance, discover
ed on the top of the water a drunken
fellow, who had tumbled in, and was
trying to walk the perpendicular tube,
lie was resecued and taken home.
WAKFAKE.—A couple of
politicans in Keokuk on Monday rais
ed their spirits so high by putting
spirits down, that they soon displayed
a very pugnacious spirit, and in an ar
gument, one got so much excited as to
give the other a name rejecting in a
very ungenteel manner on his suppos
ed ancestors. Very shortly afterward
they found themselves in a rough and
tumble, iu which the former ^ot sever
al warnings against calling hard names.
AKIUAGE OF A
W. Carver,
one of the Editors of the St.
Charles (Iowa)
Inthiencery
to the
daughter of Joseph Kelly, Esq., the
Pioneer and founder of that beautiful
and Nourishing town.
We wish the young couple all the
blessings anil happiness of married life
without any of its miseries, and hope
that they will, like the old Pioneer, go
on, improve and fill up our great
North-West:
MARRIED.—In St. Charles city, Sept. 23d.
at the First Baptist Chun h, by Jicv. J. li.
I'armlre, Mr..I». I. W. Carver, Editor of
the M. Cburies City Intt'hgniccr, to -s
Mary Kelly, youngest daughter of .Joseph
Keliv, Esq founder and original proprietor
of St. Charles city.
FATAL ACCIDENT
AT
FEON
OZARK, JACK-
COCNTV, IowA.—Wc learn that
Mr. S. E. Hildreth, the founder of the
town-of Ozark, and owner of the flour
ishing mills there, while engaged last
Saturday in repairing" his mill dam on
the Maquoketa at that point, was in
stantly killed by the bank caving in on
him.
He leaves quite a family", and alarge
circle of friends to mourn his loss.
DEPOPULATION
OF
CRESCENT Crrv.—
We learn from the Crescent City (Pot
tawattomie County) Oracle, that a
great excitement of the subject of the
Pike's Peak gold mines exist there,
and numbers of adventurers have left
the western part of o«r State for the
new El Dorado.
MINHR OF
A WELL
IOWA.—The
lead mines of Wisconsin and Iowa are
just now yielding extraordinary quanti
ties of mineral. Two young men at
Fairplay, Wisconsin, are taking 30,000
pounds per diem from a lode which
they have recently opened, and from
which they have raised they have rais
ed three million prounds. Mines in
Grant county are also said to be exceed
ingly rich. On the opposite aide of
the river, in Iowa, Clayton county, and
near Dubuque, lead mining pays better
than gold digging.
SADCALAMJLV—TURKS
MEX I I
IN
nimaii
—Information waa brought to the
eity yesterday evening, that three men had
been suffocated In a well, by poisonous gas,
at Willow Springs station, on the Chicago
and St railroad, about ten miles from town.
It appears that the well needed cleaning,
and one man was let down in bucket by a
windless for the purpose. Before the buck
et reached the bottom, the man fell ont.—
Supposing that the roan was hurt by the
fall, the bucket was drawn up and a second
mas let down to assist the first. This man
fell out of the bucket, aa did the first.
A third man got into the bucket and di
rected his comrades to lower him slowly
into the well that he could smell, und if he
discovered there was foul air, be wou4
(jive a signal and they could draw hi*n up.
He waa let down, but gave no signal, nnd
on reaching the point where the others had
fallen out, he likewise fell from the bucket
to the bottom. Of ceane all three expired
and the people not knowing how to expel
the gas, mm* uaable to mover theft
MtfBM INrt 4MTtt tall al*t
woman named
sa Rawson. was arretted at the Briggs
House this morning, charged with kidaap
j.fng a little girl, about eight vesrs old,
whom she alleges to be her daughter. The
parties belong to Milwaukee, whan Mrs.
ltaw»on has IfiMltnted a hi lea* suit
for the recovery of her alleged daughter,
from the Orphan Asylum, where she was
undergoing treatment for disease, contrAt
ed at house* of prostitution.
Her supposed mother formerly beloaged
in tin* city, and bore the character ol a
prostitute, while here. She kidnapped the
child dur.ng th.- pro^res:! of the hi it, and
eaae to thi city with iter, a day or two
since. The child was xent back this morn
ing,^and the woman will be taken back
tine afternoon. We are without further de
tails at present, but understand that it is
au aggravated ca^e.—CU 'uayj Juunud.
FACTS IOK THE PEOPLE.
Surveyor Vandever va. the Philadelphia
Platform and the Kepubucan freea.
Rfolvn), That the Constitution confers
upon Congress touereign fxwr over the Ter
ritories of the United states, ebo.-Philadel
jJtia I'latjoTtit.
Popular Sovereignty is a humbug.—A'
Y. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma.— Jiurl'nfj'on Hark -Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug.— JJueenport OairUi.
Upon the question of Popular Sovereign
ty 1 have no dilt-rtnce with Mr. Leflingwcll
and the Ieinooratic party. Vandever't
Spe'ch at iJacenjifrrt.
I will vote for the admission of a slave
Stat3, provided it i* the wish of the people
to come into the Union with a slave consti
tution.— Vamli Spttthe* at JJelhi. Mar
/'«, Cedar Fultoti, Toledo and other
placet.
The Sxpenaea of ou- Biate Government.
jftfturea for the Tax Fayeta.
The following table will show the expen
ditures of the Mate iroverunient froui its or
ganization to the present time, under the
different administrations.
UwocuTia
1847,
1S18,
1X»«,
1850,
1861,
185*2,
185:$,
1854,
Average
0RUAN'I/\TI0N
JKO'iUKR EL LTOK.
With much pleasure we annonnce the
following marriage of
D.
D.
$52,103 17
oV.13 00
:47,4O4 98
37,404 98
65,815 84
61',815 81?
59,271 45
6 .271 45
*45,000 00
RcmtucAN
1855, $12tJ,28G 70
ls!5rt, 128.286 60
1857, iSM.OrtS 58
1858 and 1S59, cetiesated by the
Republican Auditor 52^,412 90
Average $20o,o«»o 00
VAKOKVF.K A KOW NOTIIIMO.
RECORDS OF TIIE IMT.LQl'E LOlXiE.
A Heply to his Answer to the Germina,
OF
THE 1NIK1'ENIKST ORDER OF
THE STAR SI'ANtHKIi BANNER IX UUU ylE.
At a meeting held on the afternoon of
Friday, Sept. 1st, 1854, at the office of Fay
Parsons, lor the pur|ose of organizing Coun
cils of the 1. O. of the S. S. li. iu the city of
l»ubu«juc, Jiro. E. K. Iiowen, 1). G. T. of
(r. C. of IT. S., was present, and after due
examination, proceeded to initiate the fol
lowing persons in the First liegree of the
Order, viz
Wm Carson,
Geo Y.m Doren,
W W I .uke,
Fay Parsons,
Robfrt Waples,
11 liar-kins,
Spaulding,
S Betcher,
WM VANDEVER,
During the examination of the persons
present, lr. R. .1. Thomas
twab
declared in-
eligible for membership on account of for
eign birth, and retired before the commence
ment of initiation.
Meeting adjourned to meet on the same
evening ut .Molony fc Tilton's store on Main
street. IK T, VAN DOllCN, Sec.
Dllhtiijue, Sept. 1 r-t Wil.
Blank*! Blanks!!
Warrant e Deeds,
Deeds of Trust,
Owtt Claim Deeds,
Trustee Docrte,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattol Mortffatces,
Attachment Bonds,
Foww off Attorney,
Original JSioticeK,
Justices' Blanks,
Sheriffs Blanks,
Confessions of Judgment,
Constables' Blanks,
K op
le v] n Bonds,
An c.thera too uumTuu^ n raeDtmi, at tUe
S A E n O I A U I I K
Printed in th est j!!e i-i«slbl«. 'p44
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
V lii'E HOUSE.
GKAUPNEK would ctfully the oit
lzeng
I
Dsvetip.-.rt, tt -ilt I~1»Q4notify
»nd
that hi.' bat- takin a hL:e on
THIRD
UBT. BXUUY
FER&T,
anru
AND
Oppoatte tbe C'urt Hou«e, tn llaTtnporl, and
propose to tli'' l.vU"n ao e3tlfmen tfcat will
Color and Srtnir Silk, Cr*i»' .Shavtls, Wuel, (jottva.
Hsir, Xvsthcrs, Straw acd Pur*.
He hss been 2# years In tbs Imitoess and bss
vnrkcvt In K n»s!», Italy, Germany and In (be prlnct
pie cities oi tbe United titeto*'
IlS WlU r-0
C1.3AKBB, BOOUK, COLOft AID ftFFAIft
iU man* ov
Oentlomen'a Olotlf,
mi wni wamst th* on Win fan and trsiM ia ee^
erreas* s»*0KE#£'
W A E W E E S
V ANDBW ATEU'S
Recc itly Improved JOHT&I
Jtbs
TBTUM
Water Wheel.
Office, No. 81 South Clark Streetf
I O A O O
OFF1IR tbU Improved Turbine Water Wbeel to
pabll: with the tallest confidence and assu
rance or l.s
SLTERIORITY OVKB ALL OTUKB WHF.KL8,
tbont snr
(sad hav* besn 1
ire aver
Steady nnd Unifarm Bpted,
And sr well adsptel to very klutt as w-rll as
Without any exception. They are veil adapted to
(sad hay*been tastoJ In) Mills of ail dSKripiuotw.~
They give a very
TOT
low heals and fallfc. They will Vjrk well In back
water without any materl ,1 !oes of power, and are
sot troubled with Ice, ss they are set luMde of the
forebsy snd dlscTisrcoirl tindernesth. It requires
small amount of fWsainfc to e np a hl^h speed,
«t.i lna Utile to set an. *n'1 run-- upon s »tfp m»t
ret'ii no oiling, snd will last for years This Wheel
Is capable of ylcldi!i( a power of (rem 70 to SS per
rent of tbe whole power of the water (according to
tbe free floUh or the wbel) ender hlsh heads
and falls, and in iOI casr^ it is watrantel to work op
to th? power laii ilowti in tht tatle an4 to give tstls
faction when properly i ut up and ges'ed.
State, County snd Town teritorje* for rale.
For further particulars see clrruiarsi, wbtch can be
talced at tbe A lent's OOlce, No. 81 Bouta Clark
street.
s.pso-iy O. 3 MonnroALT,. Airtit.
E. S. MOOKE,
Fresco, Banner, Sign ail Of*
namantal JMDvTCJl, Otalaer
kT Wbod, Aone ami U» iMa.
OUdlaft apon Glass,
I swJieqys, Mcm*ry*%4 Portrait PsMtas,
a with dimsteb, la tbe best Modern and tasMW
IN.
Wee, A|NFalittng aad Snktai for ths
|d|,
I. W. Omstfcalf aal 4th strasts, Oaeaaaeat.
Iowa. ianMdtjr*
FaaWaaaable Tailerlan IHeMltom
C. 3. Egaa,
'Merchant Tailor•
NO.
ft. 4 VranltNn Black, Brady Street, next dour
to Post one* (sp strip) Da*enfertlowa
Having atte I op tbe s«o«« nwmk Independent of
eipanee, i asa aasr prsaarsd to
entrasted to toy MNbU Meat
lonable sty
la.
RMMMJQMK
BMS,
yartetr ef
EDUCATIONAL.
D«tW TIPTOIPI
E A N I E O E E S
LOCATED:
DAVEWTOM, IOWA Cor. Fifth and Brady its.
PSOEIA, ILL sud 15 Main street.
BOD
Difcaeroiut
U Woodward. Bsq
o. p. su-n, Bsq,
E K Powt-11, Ksq
V» A. Wi'.lard, Bsq.,
Issr KtK ia,
J. I). PaiVjn. K4).,
V Cur i s- B«|
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Profeuort oj
BrancJiea:
H. A W ipers ann, Bfq.
Vr.J. J. Uurtu.
William leq
JTIO Cook. K»|
Jftj Dtllon, Esq
i.o an, leq
Wss Clark, Msq
Chas Putnam, Bsq
KM)
Howell
Wm S 'ingi, Isq
A Bartlett, Bsp
••try Matte. Bsq
Tho« Msyae, Bsq
ium Frje.. II
FAODLTT:
Boot-Mtepi*! Mad tMlatenl
w nivu,
DLSK,
W
Pi nan oe, dcc:
HAS
JBONF
S Tirroir.
Vnsuanacao,
DOLO*.
K Got.I.SMITH,
Profenors /I'raeMcaland OmaMttUal Penman
unJ lecturer* on Bvsineu Cutfotut and
CoiTtipundeiice:
I OBirriTii, W Davis, 8 3 TirroH
Lecturer/ on Mercantiit law, Btmkhtg, Backange
HOSIEV, OIVIDSO*.
NO UIIXOK,
OIAS•P
UTNAM.
J»O COOK, A KNSIUN,
Lascsa, Btiq., N Caxwrbsij.
I.elurerH on Political Htitory nnd Commercial
Geography
UKRav ii A0STUI,
WM
OLABK.
Tt^e i-»ri.Z!i of the proprietor! In e3tal.i»hlng this
chain of Coli^^s «*•-aSurd young gctiUenin tbe
best ssi 1»^ fscilltl*-n f»'i-.crjr.irlng iu ancip"iliUou»
man'e'ra th ro•'i!. kr.!'Viriy." of jinnierclal tkleLC-j
anil Art a^ p:act.c»II em loye'l in the Counting
B-'Oia a:idbn-tnrs« potsnlts .'-jjersll*. Tb«se Ooi
Ug-s embrace, iu tbi lr eitetilv- courc of si Jy, not
only oook-ket'ping snd t^nniatibhip, bat numtroui
ottji-r branch'c wlmi. mil u- .» th- utnu at juipo:
tsnce tu "very jiers n who tranisactK bu.«mes.t of suy
klD'l. It «ill lus ol Incalculable Denettt to the Mer
chant, Bauk'r, Broker. Kni.ufaotnrer, Mechanic,
H'jtel Pr vriet r, Pubii.hsr, Phyalcisn, Lawyr,
I.'iiil ati iiig ir«iice AKeiit.j^Korwarier, CoiicWr,
Prtnt»r, Cjntracior, Psrm«-r, Prod1: Ucsler, I.um
ber M' Jisnt, 8urv yor, Ku inuor, laspacir, Teach
er, lie Ac.
TUe I iurj-" of study porsard at tcse Colleees Is
the ni'cs:"D^lv- and thorouKh, not tGepUny iny,
Wlii ti lias -v beeo in roduee-l n.tj auy similar in
stitut! iu in liiii country. Tb ic»th' r« tnlhe varl
oua Jecartmenis are ai knuwle""^' "1 to have no supe
riors in thi lr respective profusions.
•'Spenerrlnn peaaaanskip."
IIRIQCII HYTTEM
Of the utility cf tbe a'Kiv
of Pen-
inansh'p It i. uiiiie ejnary '..lurtient it- wideaoM
wi cuing popularity, among tli* ill-c- riiiag and In
t^iiig' i.t tlas»'s i cuDiuiui.Uy i en.^liout tl-e civil—
iieii world iff .r to o ti- lusiv. evi^em tliat it Is the
be. Kti'sWii pjst'-m and In rf% Ify tfic 011©
Whic'i is r"ocgijiz-l as being a eystem suwng those
Clmt-eh.
Tliis a^atern or Writing is taught in these Colleges
in *il Its forms both practical miu ornamental, aud in
all iti mo J- rn iaiprovenients and illiittratl ns.
1*'it a-(I Ink-pec ur n-of Writing, with Circulars,
sent by msll free o' i hsrge on »ip Ication.
Eraplc-ynaeat.
The Principals snd Teachers of these Colleges have
an i xteiis,'. e I mines- aqi:»,nta c-, and will always
cinaWer it a pieseure an-1 duly to further the b-ft
lt tere.-!( tU' lr gra'ludte? uLo Jcmie it, by aldiug
th. all they can in ohtaioing sltnatlona.
Taition'-fayablr oa Entering.
For full Mercan'i!-' Cocrje Including all depart
ment ut B.K.ki'-ping,lectures, Penuiansblpand
t'ommercial Cal''iiltiln:i' 040
For p. uuiauuluy alone, one year... IU
For P: nmau.-liip, twenty lesbone 5
For Ornamental Penmanship, Canl Writing snd
OU Uaii'l t-'louriahlrie. as may he agreed npm.
Furihei !iiforiu»:i jngiv-i» Willi plesaureon apjill
estlon at the Co'lege. or by a^udins for new Ciicu
lur, uhicb toulaiuo much valuable information, aud
will be furnished by return Mail.
AiMrtss
DAVIS & TIPTON,
e«TlT l'»verport or Peoria.
DiTcoport lonmerclal College,
Orlgs'* Block, cor Thlr'. ar.d Perry Bts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
INCORPORATED IN 1856
The anly Permanently Located Co mine r«
clal College ia Iowa.
—DIBXCTOIIS.—
Boa 9 Sargent,
o Ocoii, Esq,
i.S Vh'le, K-(t)
1*4 Ualseli. Ksq,
I I' »ste.i, K: 'j,
Jn i Cannot., Esq,
John li Benton,
S II (iilliani.
After their initiation in the First Degree
they were all initiated in the Seeond De
gree of the Order, with the exception of
Iro. R. Spaulding. who retired belt r-t the
commencement of initiation iu the 2nd De
gree.
7. lowers, Esq,
i W W llf y, K.q,
'rwlii, t|,
Orig2a, Kaq,
n II Smith, Fsq,
0 Patton, Ea{.
Uoct A'iler.
K u v I a- o i i
no Johns, Bs'l.
Mm.kWt, Kr'i,
O f, 1» ivt ort. Ksq,
A 11 Harrow, KtM)
—KACl'LTV.—
Jos 0
LOPEZ,
Prof, of Hook
W PRATT. Prof, of Penaianship.
I. Bufuvsu,. Prof, of Mathematics.
FitEiiK. ^chhaao, Pruf. of ArcliiitcluralandOrna«
m« ut«l lirt»iiu
N ftt'YUAM. Asst. Teacher of Penmauship and
Book Keeping.
—LECTt'HBRS
SBORBT, Bsq., and other able Lectnrera.
H"iiig jerm ntiilly located here, f.-.d w I' known
i the jinin.jiiity, uuil »ilUsi lieilrous of maiMiain
Ing a lepntatlon f^r candor mil ressiinab'i nee-., we
do not tie -in it ucc p-arj t«. pursue lhv course
so pfien
by Commercial t'oll"ge= (anil i-s.p
:ciaily by thi.se
rluvh are. .nly tt-mp-irarily established, and rte-KTK-d
to miko a gnat iow
I
a few nionthe atid then
move I :i" togotnu m*w place,) name ly, to claim un
p. rloriiy ever the whole world, as it there were no
n li thing a writers, accountant!, teachers anil ex
e i e n e I u i n e i i n i o o o e s e e i I n
their owii scliuoi luomi we, theri-iore, hwreloiore,
mike no exaggerated statements, promise nothing
wo are not prepared to perform, advertise no teach
ers ii ,t actus ly «tt aged, and tutke no claims we can
not hubst.'tnt iste.
TUB BOOKKKFl'lNfr COURSE
K n ibraees ceiiipi-te th »I iiookii in every branch ef
Trade am! Cemwro-. i-i'lnling Whole. ,i0 up.
tail In'iiVi lea', rir iitrship. Joint Slock, md Com
m^il Cotiipatiy r. iiirieHs, MamiT*rturi! imn!t
i lor, Kniii ciel, 8li aml'oat, Hotel, Psintimc, Lnmln'r,
Broker.ijfe and KxUiane-t (tw compel practical
f.irni«), »:.il in HiMciNd tie r,,oni and ap
proved kuwMi HyU m. a:ei 8 up rlor to any Other
taught tn the Wui. Ths course ia
P1CNMAN8HIP,
I niilcr h" charge of Mr. W. H. Pratt, wh jteoeived
the Me^.oim for IVm i-n-hlp aid Csnl WiiHair at
the ia-t State Fair, and *1 nil
in Putin or Om,i"mUit Pentiianthip.rtn&teleJ.'
inn. Ftouriihing, Cart! Writing, or teaching those
fcr.f: k/»«a.
U*' i- i.s by Mr. J. N. Buydam, who hss few
i iin.iIh as a practical er ornamental penman, or as a
teacher.
l.Ajiis ape and
ARLHITEOTVBAI,
DaawilM,
and the complete system ol
FHOKGOHAPI1T.
,i taught ly coaipsteni instrui tora.
Uoowtj—!• tirigK^' Block, corner of Third and Far
rv fctre^fi, one block from th" *V.t Offl -e, th» ronrri
formerly known aa "ttri/g*'Hall," with tbea-ljoiu
in- roci.i-., w il n*l)te!, -11 vetitiistid, amlfoimini
by f»r th» mr»l oonventent, cimmridi'nK and best
adaptel siiuuion for the iurH»r- iu the city.
Open at ail hours from a tiil 9 pm.
LAD
IKS' PEP ART
elOO (Jra(«s ol* Crockery.
WholeaaU and Retail.
1Ooods
IIAVE in Pt:re uail^for j-aK' the .largest stock of
In this line, in the State. My slock con
nif is of all the varieties ol VAina, Gfau and Eartn
en Wife, y-'llow Rockioglum wjre, bilver Plate i
a Britannia wa*s, Boh^nist. Be-glum snd Amer
ican (ilat.iware, Bolar and Fluid Lamp*, Chtode'.ieis,
Gr indi'..«, I.smp w ck.«, Clom'.eyc and Oio es,
Looking (»la-s«* and I. oking Ola-s plates, and ail
otbT arti Jea usually kept in this liae,
'rockery—Oonsists of upwsrdsof f00crst*sand
easks unpo. te.l iirec fr.• u the pouertrnln Liverpool
which «•liablei me to aeM iny woods 24 per cent less
than any other dealer in the market.
Frerch Porcelain.—I h%ve just received a very
lar-'e stick cf white and gold band China dir ct from
Limo^' s, Franc* My arrsngoaieut with the mann
facturem are such thst I r« ceive none but the beat
xradd of goods of th' latest and m»t approved styles,
(told hand and 'I'-o'a'.td tea sets are worth from
t'f'.il to tw rty-flve doitsis, dinner sets and other
articles at all puccs.
Sliver Plated Ware.—I have just received a
very large sto*k of Fiated goods of Hogen, Smith 4
Co'i mskc. All noods sre wnrrsnted to be plated on
the bfest qoallty of white metal which can with dlffl
lity diatieguUhed from silver.
Leaking Oleeeee.—I have a larger quantity
than baa ever bthfa been o#«red tar sale la this
place, gjuivcs, forks and waiter »of every quality
and site. In fsct everything appertaining te this
laadhpi
line of biiztnesa
Claire Block.
•ayddAwtr
kraealliag at Me. U lie
o. T.
Wigs and Topees.
IWOTLD
rerpactfnlly an-
aoanoe to the people of Da
venport an1 vicinity that I am
BOW
prepared to famish lsdles
and gentlemen with
W1US A!«B TOPEES,
also that I have ccnatantly oo
hand
A I Y E S
_froni all the prlccl(a) maanfao
(turers la the ITnltet Htste«.
JOHN WARWICK,
Cone Braly endMstrettj,Nletoiia* Block,
rri'Mlr Davenport, Iowa.
JFHEMS I.
UX CM
r*
ost oo
ai plata and fsah
Wyetoakef
Satisfaction warranted temit easN
MM
totifH
VKD BfBKV
At Tas
0 v e n
Nfe U •Hick*
uaaa a, asaa n^^Jai
HIT I IBSei mm
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CFrwer JMmkerH
cantBiuvBD
FiBILT 8EWIKK BiCIINES,
BROADWAY, N. Y.
rthe495
lBSB Mac bin
ea ar- now adatfMad te ka
beet in ose for Family tewing, Baking a
new, strong and ela-tk stiteb, which will aOT rip,
even if every fourth atttcb is oat. Circulars ent en
application by letter.
J. c, Waskkarae, Ageat,
Janel-dtf Darsoport, Iowa.
BVIHMCM
A
Price, Bsq
ta« asnsa-Ba edkw el Tim
JHmtt will be at Mo. S, Metropolitan Block, Instead
of being in Nlckoils' Block, aa heretofore stated.
aug8l
BKBRICK'S Sl'OAB COATBO PILLS.—So good
that nfty boxes perforaa fifty cures one box sella
twenty—neighbor reoommends tltem to neighbor—
stranger htranger tn tranger. Made from gums,
balsams and extracts, tb ir effects upon the htaaan
system ia mil 1, starching and benefl'lal. Put ap in
large family boxes. Bvery pill coated with sugar.—
25 cut* per box. Sold by drogflsts everywhere.
autfiJ-dswly
HAIB RKSTORAT1VB.—We are pleased to be aMe
to record the satisfaction of our pairona, after trial
of an article advertised in our columns. We have
tbe satisfaction to know several of oar readers who
have used Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative, aad pro
nounced it to be just wbat the advertisement says It
is. We hare several personal acquaintances, too,
who we e gray headed—they have tried it, and now
thtlr hair is rextoret to Its original color, and they
willingly sdd their testimony to tu efficacy, and will
give further information to others desiring It. This
.-•peaks well for th" article, au'l we advise all who do
not wish to appear cray-headei!, to nee Wood's Hair
Reiterative.— Htsiarn Patriot.
Bold by all Komi lriig*is'».
Almost everybody has h»ard of Mann's Aaue Bal
aam. the attention of oar nuateroua readers is di
rected to the advertisement found is another column
of this paper, the high estimation that la placed
upon thia, tho greatest rtm&ly known to modern
ivienct. We have never known any other medicine
win aa large a share of public confidence in so abort
a time as this ha* done, If we may be allowed to
judge by what we read but this should be sefficli nt
psrtlcularly whin we see sub testimonials coming
frjm men cf undoubted v rarity,frum all parti of the
coantry. Th re an t'e no do
not fcuf that li la one ot
the greatest diacoeeil s in ti cat world, au"t de
serves th-. approbation and esteem of our readers
and the ublls. Bold by sll good dragglats.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
$ 1 0 0 0 0 W O
—or—
BOUTS 4JTD SHOES,
A S 7 O
—or—
Brady Mtreet,
BETWRHN
I tuoi-t respectfully Invite a call from our City and
Count ry Friends before purchasing.
Davenport, July 23, 1^63
1. C. TODD.
ft
FORSALEORLEASE.
Wanted.
10
FIRST Clsss Boot and Bhoe Mskers at
W. U. DEDRICK'g.
For Male.
A A A I S o O u s o a e o o s o i
i/UU at very lew prices, at
sep80
Also T. B»k r's celebrated Iron Railing aad
Fencing. Hank Ynuitr, Jail Cells, Ac, frt4n tbe Cln
ciiinsti Irofi Works.
Further Information as to speclmsns, prices, Ac
may be bad at the ofdee of
Jyl6Utf
Ia black H-* 3d feet fronting oo Id street.
Scott at.
Sd st.
4th st.
•arrises el
126
126
lotocfeto.—tso
lotocfeto.—tso
w
no
ti ..
Moekt7.—ICO
aMoek*.—*o
BANKING.
TILLMAN, POWEIS 4 McLBil
B.4JTKMM*
AMD DEALERS IN EXCHAHOB,
Aiclcolls' IilKk, lortKT Brady and Second eft,
DAY IMPORT, IOWA.
L^iCHAHOI no all the principal ettlae af the tTai
J-s t«l Rtate* «r»*t Britain, Irelsmf, and oootl
Burupt' buiight Mid nold.
Notea and drafts o-li'-eted, and proceeda remitted
to a'iy part of the I'riltcl Htate. at lowest rstes i
•Z' ta.'iKe
C" ect: ns of r..tei, drafts,accounts, legacies and
inherttai.i es
in %:i
ptru
of
-0,nfh28
TIIIRI) AND FOt'RT-l STREETS,
bavingdetermlned to closeout his Isrge and gen
eral assortmem or tienls, Ladies, lloyi, Misoea and
Children's
Boots and Shoes,
at the shortest possible time,, will sell them open
the moi-t fr atarable Tenws—Terms that cannot
fall to yve entire satisfaction to every reasonable
purchase.
BOOTS AND SHOES S
Whole bio
AT
THE F.JftflRK STORE I
BHADT 8THBHT, DATENPOHT.
Istock
HAVB now In store a .Arge aud well selected
of Booth sml 3h.x», to which I Invite
the stt'ntion i.f s'J in want of articles lu my ilne.
Country Traders wichlng to iwpienish their stock
wili flntl it to thc-lr advantage t«cali on mt beforepnr
ehanliiK el= where.
To my numerous customers who prefer Ouetom
Work we continue to hoid out Inducements In the
way of prim* vtoci and stylish work, not equalled
lUis eWe of New York.
All kiads of Ladles' work manufactured as usual
[Jsl] U. GARRETT.
j,e
Canada-i ami Ki.r, pe.
Stocks
atki
Bond,
d«
our stock.
W. H. DBDRICC'8,
'id street.
Dwelling to l*€l.
AandRJW.
WKLI, FINISHED H0U8I with S rooms, well
listers, .w-osl house, Ac., Ac,
n Bads'
aei.17
Apply to
T. BADS,
at the Claire Boase.
For Sale.
Asume
superior article of Terrs Gotta Drain Pipe, Or
a mental Chimney Tupg and all fancy woik e
the materisl.
W. L. CARROLL, ArchltaeW.
Me'.iopjlltau Block ^Ust.
To Rent.
THB
IWy House at Bast Davenport.
easy.
Apply to W. H. Hildreth on th* premises,
apriftdtf
For Kent.
THKOPPKJR
Isuns
VENT,
A large and well farnirhed room, entirety *«p+
rate from the Gentlemen's dejartuiei.t is provided
for t'e ns« ot I.a^y students ex-lmively.
E3"For further pariicu ars tall at tbe rooas, or
addi..?? J- c. I.OPKZ )D^.
-I 4 W A a U
heretofore occupied by Messra Cook,
Diilen A lAudlty, oppo.Ho Cook A ttargsofs
Bank.
BnqHtre of N. KOHBES,Tobacconist- [DecSSIf
For Sale or JLease.
N Loth or Hub-Uvlflons to snlt pnrcbaiters eY
tbst ray de.-ire to lease for a term of years
the following property In the city ef Haven port, via
In block IS—!UA feet fronting on 3d street,
190" on Western Avenna.
86 st.
Ia Mock 17—aear the Market House.
SO feet fronting on Western avanae
ezUnding 16'' feet back with aa alify
each aMe ef the lot.
Ripley at.
6th at.
Warren st.
Sth at.
Scott at.
Western awes,
•th at.
7th st.
Browaet.
7th st.
•th strest,
aoo
99
MO
u
te
A
160
Uocttle—MO
9t
160
tt
K
tt
160 $
1«0
U 9
n block S8.—100
91 $4
100 5
04
Ver. ding back HO
feet.
tlamrtfeer artlcuolara nqnlre of Corbta ft Be*
ays sw, or of JAMBS MAT.
ialO
¥%r
block 05
tt
Hale «r
For Sale.
AOMB hundred and twenty Bahding lata la
Addition to the town of Port Byrua.
^raese tots are eMgfhle and bawdsoassty sttaated sa
He bank of the Mlsaissippt. They wtl beaatd sa aa^
tenable jerms.
For particulars inqairs ef Messrs. Bailee, PraM
i
Ooi, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogera, Bat-, IMMttn,
Oorttn A Dow i aaport, er of the rtNcrBar,
JAIUBKAT.
Th* snbscrtber haa numberless desirable alt
caof land in and aaartha ettlsa af BewsfNt aad
LeOlaire, snp near the towa of Port Byraau that hs
adisss to sell. fOetlHfl mJ.
For Sale.
THB
ttfae story Brick Roaoe
corner of Second and Reysoida stroeta, ta the
eity of UeClalre, eontolnlng ten roosaa. ha
vine a riv
er view of aosa miiee np aad dewn alao a peed
cistern which contains soaae 00 barrels of water, and
a good brisksasefeekaaae. It lees
lecaUoaa on the Mi'slseippt River.
|1,M0 cash, the ballaaeo la 1, Bad
raara, at IB pae essit latsi'st. Par tetBea paittsa^
tars t^nlro ea tke pmaiaea. Tksheaae aet eaa
year eld.
aarlf-tf A TUCTB.
TBT
y
States
boaaht aad sold an coaa
aad dividends :ie-trd.
Land Warrant' bought, sold aadlocstsd.
Kxchaosp an (Hire la the foiled atatoe
Csrpent' A Vern.i!se,New Turk city.
Alb).ny City Rank, Albsay, Mew Tork:
Bufclo f'lty Hank, buffalo, New Tork
Bans of Couimeroe, Bo*too, Massachusstta,
Trad't,nn nV bans, Fiilla.leiphia, Pennsylvania,
ercb a Manufact'irern' Bank, Flttsbnra. Fa.
McKim A t\-. Haitlciore, I,
OliLiore A Rrotberton, Cine innatl, Ohlol
Lccaa a hiinoiids, lit Lous, Mo
CltlitcV Bank, New Orl««.n», La
K Swift, Brcther A Johnston, Chicago Ilk
mt-i/ii'dtt
TALL11AM, P0WEB8 ft WfLElx"
Bankers nnd Oealcra in Exc hange,
Having been appnlnteil sg- nts fer tbs
AMBRICAN, ECUOPKAN
EXPRESS
H. A.FORTBB A BROTH KK.
Bock Island June&, IMS. Juwn-dtf
©CO, \\. Clin St. Co.
No. lii LeClolro How.
H1™
jiut rereivi-d
a
large stock
of
IVYtfl Paper8.
Also
oti conalgiiDi-nt a
rare lotcf
BBJAIAZSIZ BOI
which they will sell at th"
Situation
London Publisher# 1Prices.
AI..SO
Kollt'ft mill l.iviii| «k(oiiN
N E W W O K S O N A I A
Iloa. O. ||. SniilliS
Remini scenceof We^ti r:. Life, rousi.-tingof 8kctcis
of eioinviit char.i. tcts in and out of Coiigrtss. Im
portant I il trialh in the Slate
of
Indiana, ac., A
8voW. tilopsK**. PrlecfiOO. IJiiijaeitir.r.abiy ih
most interesting
book that haa appeared for
years.
many
Davenport, Aprill 17,1858. prITtf
Llrliif sttrs iire*tWtrk
E N A A I A
Jest received. Price—R3 00.
At the ROCK ISLAND UOOK STORE
Deriadtf
HARDWARE.
llllsliS A. WA8HBIJKK,
DEALERSia
8UTC§
A OUM
««48.
FiralslilBf
MAavvACTraaaa
or
TW, 8HBBT ZBOIF AHD COPPBB WA&B*
HO. 66 BRADY STKKZT.
The Very Bet Cook Sletpee
-All-
e a k i a o n
POt COAL, AKD
p£ FORHEST Alf
FOR WOOD OR OOAL,
Can If loaad at no ather atere la ti«
WHICH,
LMM.
"poum uyrssttaated on Sd aad Bcott street. Set
parttculars eaanire of Ooaan A Dow. er
fancIMtf) 1AI(M MAW.
F«r tele ir LNUM.
r-THRKB elitflbic BnOdiag Wi,*—)
oa Harrison, Third,Ripley and Blonilsaae Wieets
will be sold or lsased oo risasaaMs tanas: tar par
ticulars enquire of OoBBia A Bow, er
(aavitrT* A VBB If AT
eity.
IH
a Lao
aToaa
A LAROB TARIBTT OP OTHBR PATTBRHS,
with the above) an warranted to give
perfect eatiefhctioo.
Hcfirigeratore,
Water Coolers,*
Water Filters,
JLead MHpe*
Sits Baths, 9c
T%n,C*gpmrtJapmn9
o o o
O Z S O
Pll
IM ALL IBB
biar and
VA1BBAHK8
fATlVV
*W *y FAIRBANKS OJtZJCJfLMAF,
AU
Bill
HIOAOO,
fracBT,
Aal if Boaaawa, tanniui a run.
JalyMly Hat
ULUJTO
nuw RAVE
REAL ESTATE.
w. a. SAaaca, w
Attorney at Law. JTotary Fobllr.
Fhuadetpbla. Daveopogl^
w. E. BARBEK
Parcels forwarded to sll parts of the Prated King
doms aud the Continents and co!le«tious made, and mm
oommissioaeaad orders cf all kin* preapllyeao. f»Illtbl« City PrOp«rt I'ff Silt.
mack lot & Cor biii9
BXOBAKOB Baixiao. Btrtiaa
On New York, 1 ta Htgltf
On Chicago, MiftlM Par.^w*
Ou ttt. Lonia, sar
Sold in
Foreign Drifts tm any sans dtMtrtd.
BOOK TRADE.
Sheet music
A S i i i o
—AT TIIF—
Hock Ielaml JUuttic Stare*
JvnelT-dtf
VioliiiM, Accordconii,
Flutes, Files,
Guitars, Ban joe,
Tamborlne»f
AWV OTHKR
MUblCAL
IMHTRUMBM%
AT VEBV LOW P||
It KM.
—Al.iO
IMBTBCCTOR3 OF ALL KIKDS.
II. A. PORTER A BHO.
Junel7«ltf
GREAT
At the Old Heck lalaud Bosk Ntere.
BEINO
or
sble to meet our engagement*, we have
concluded to offer our entire stock good* at
gre.itiy reduc .1 pu f„ri ash,
for
th. benefit of our
creliturs. Our Ht ck cossiste of arati .eary,
'•old Fens, Wall P«ier, and i- one of the
most
plete stocks to he found in tli" Korthwu-t. to which
we invite speclvl alt nti
in.
We hav alro a Inrge
and superior stock cf Musical Instrument*, including
Pises nd Mel(«leon- «ar
st,-i. of M,
n.
St
€Ob|
*. nickoul*B muclfHiFin
I'AvaaroaT, I
OWA,
Bave opened a
Braark Office
At
no.
113, MOUTH TMiaa
II.LSIIEI
r«u.
r|,H*T
HAVE FACILITIia at their a.
1 fire
tot
Negotiating semn! ?-2r
laetaa, I snd Srur Bo»r»».^iiin« Wrsrcaa l.aaJ^lJ£SF
ing claims saalDKt las.aaace Oolaraa^^iidljS.
er Western hn-irMW9 mm.
u e a s i n v i e U I
ftt tli ir office. k)
I
y, *trrn rinri im
Ud tbt latest inf vTiuati-.ri from the W«*t obt*i3E
At lielf Oflce la D»eip«rt
A li«t I.f ch Jlre landii
ID
Iowa Minnesota and
wnn, larwui, Rcott C«^.
ISBSAL
and KAII.tasMaLin
ROAU
ASM,and
k
A EXCHANGE CO.
WILL UHAW ULUvr E1CEAN0E
In a ana to suit parehaaeia opon si i tbe 111 lai lnel
citlea and towns of
tut, land Bwttaerland
Scotland Morwsy
Ireland Hwedn
France IV,land
tscnaaay Ruwia
Austria Gallic ia
Pruaela Hungary
I'aly Dcilinark
Spain The Orient
which they will sell at Mew Tork i rices adding Ex
change ia Mew Tork.
?ol^,,,w,•
Lands at lt«
c.'oi^ pei acit- u Missouri.
L.ni Warrants 1
^aied on tracts Ai th„,
sracTsn.
nr*jwN( aa
Onategys, Bsq Fbl'ada Bank. KMh
Bua Bfttef,
S" 5
Rft|'""I'V
Bank, Baifieerw.
F. Gibson, awj,. Bank of Hal U more.
"tr®wi» Co»k 3i terror!, l*Tfneorl
Allen A
C!k:fc
iikl.r *•"4•' ^-"Qict. Uank. I nntasti i Va
Heal Etlale Agency
I A 4c N O 1 O N O E
IN
••*1 Esut«
litiruce
Dealerb in Exchange,
KuTABUb l'tnuc AXD CoN V
KT ANCDS,
Of ficc—25, lavcuporra Block,
Csraer MAIN and MOONn
MTU
VVBt 'nV,Til tlon Cf perchaerra
,n
Uanhers and Iicalcra la Km haai^
MO. I, WB8T SBCOXD SIRltM,
Davenport, lawa.
lou
In Mltcli. !.',, Mt.aii i(,.h'f, ia Fc~ri«»l A* D»u
on's Addmons |oU,.fanl
fr
acies tacn, marihe city. Karn.n and far^taJ
Und. at jric-,
iyiidtf
Heal Estate Agency.
a£OK«a£ L. \K KOLLSa
OFFICII,
OOHXER BHADY AND 8ECXDND Ifg
iVirkoll^ Block,
Xtewenport. low*.
For male.
A'-ABF«K
AMUL'NT
THE BBST CITY
op
.NTKV
and Or
I Ropgaxr-lnprovad IS
unimproved—at »ery low rates. Frovea aaa
Beautlfal Hesidesice Lata at prices that
fall to Kuit p*'rsons wishing a lot tor a borne
Rnuulre of URO. L. NICIItil.lJ,
apr31 dtf
D.
a.
Cor Brady and B^ ood »t'|g
tonuooM, wHt.VAi.tli
Attorney st Law A Kotary Pabiic.
Con^flon &, antiN,
OENLHAL A I:NTS,
R«al EsUte Brokers,
DATKNPORT IOWA.
WILLuriuK
*lv» s ieeisl attention to eolleetlaa a^
ae claims i.f sverv kind.
Also buy, nail, exebsnge, loan aad pay lairs sa
ac ic negotiate loans, essmine land, tinaa.
Orricc, northwaat comer of Brady A Brunei at.
id storv.
2nd story
Or
XILIAO:
com­
et Mu-lc
will he cold at pr let s to i»loni»h music buyer*
Misjellsn'ouj fo-dtp .,t an.l ii«s. Many nflcl-s
at mueL I**-s than Itrst cjhl. Great cliauce fnri.ixtt
buichasi
tiz. nsof K«ck Ul.m.l, Miv.
Muliiie
ii
il
Real Lind Ei(hu|k
GKMEttAl. Cl)MMI?8IOM, Pl.'RCIlARIMO,
I-'ttw aud C'ollt'iiing
AKMII.I'II
[1
p,,rt,
vicii.lty, are Invited to call and examine
8T Cmcsuo, In..
No. 108
Afents in erery City unit Print ii.et 7ounataMa
I n,ltd Mates.
WLkT °'iLV
TOE KNO
I1*rnTCT,°*
or
J. 4.
nt rma
OALMOHER Co Priyrltlsra.
I I S K i i i e n a n
AJ erty of all kind.. Lofn!.M WASIISNISoat.nrI.e.»•I
ail 'r,e ivetnmeiit Land Offlces, with Wjuianta ar
Casii.
Attends to buying aad selling Merehaadias of all
kinds for non-resld'rta.
Frovlden roerrhants, rnsnnfscluxtrs and
with inooied rk:ksor r».
Obtsiiu. exhibit.i, buyn and sells patent rlghta.
Fiirtm-hex t,fl,rder and tecds to any tart oftta
Mortli-Wegt, clorks, Merhanlca, I.ai' rers, Be.
Collections and all buin ,s ctu eited with tte
practice Of the Uw, pri.mj tl. attest. ,t,.
Parlies sending an Isn's or other pr, p*rty eg.
change tJT iser' liandis*- win pleaae ri-meinbi'r to a^
bios'1 a fee of to pay for advmiMi.g.
All I'-Mers of enquiry to swur'1 attention mhA
have enclosed one p,,nt«hi btanip.
All business matters strictly confidential.
Cou ii.i-oUons moderate, aid all ordera srmate
attendel to. JyUdlV^
CHICAGO.
FROM
J. J. GALLAGHER'S,
Gcaeral AdTerthin^ aad ('•Uectlag
AGSaiCTF,
OIARRORH BT., CHICAOO,
TAPPED.
1 A K E K I
III' AOO, IM.IHOIS.
O Za O S Z N O1.
JFor Jten and Bogs,
RETTKR AMD CHVAPIK THAN BTRB.
TUB
eatraordlnary lo«r
price,
dnrlnK the ps-t
rnliag at tks Beat
w|nl»
months, as Veil as the
probably scarcity ofa'-alrsble gocts for 8[ro.aa»4
Rammer wear, have induced oa to puirhasr ai.d we
are row receiving Ly Rxpr's*, an uiiiiiuallj i,tg»
and eie^arit ai-s- rtmcut of line a:I faabi.oabla gouda
for mei.'s we»r.
READY MADB CLOTBIMO.
Oar iiMi.u'aotory in tlila city has been kept la 4H*
stnnt operation dor ths paet feur icnthr, tea*
bllDK US at this time to eft-r Il Isfgist i.rul Iffl a*
aortairntof n.w .tudfashlonal I'csrnient- ver r«hib»
I ted iu the Northwest, and st nne»t L,t.ch I e|uw
tho-- obtsii ed Isfct siascii for the name jea.lty of
g-jolt. We (tusranf e tb» jua:ity of onr work, very
garment teinK made up un-!er our cwn nupervlaion,
andonoDrown pren.. ,• *, we can safely warrant li
equal to the best custom work.
XESOHAMT TAILORING.
Our cu«Uan ro,ui, under the manareaieat of eaa
of the moat skillful Cntters in the cot.atry, le tOh
stocked with sn entirely new a.tortmC't or t»slst«o
laportatious of .the flu* •iualil«e Ch tba, Caaa^
mere*, Yesilnrj. Ac., which we wii make up tool*
der at abort notice and In th* be*t style ooly, at
HEW TORX PRXOBS-
We guaranttc entire aatlafscticn, or teMM Mi
anv.
ONB PRIOB OWLT-
Bern em
It tbe nomber, l'lfi lake street.
spr»Tdly~JJO TAFFBM 110ft
To Brick .Tlakcrti.
P)R
aale cheap for ca» h—8U Brkk Mschlnee oaal
plete snd In good onl r. Xscb machine, wWh
ens horse, will Bake 14.two Perfect Brick per day^»
All the brick oa the fludreo River are auds by
liar machiass. Addrese
MARTIAN k OIBM,
aach2d-dtf aoa auia. chtcag
I A A U i a
I. D. MB LXK, JWO. O. MKLUOB]
Sawyer, IWellea St Ca^
U S O O W A K S
fhifmirii TIT.
METt S, jmEEEEJTJt Cm.
He, BtCTH MAIN ST.,
CIMIUIIII*
Maaral
ranraritag
Ruckuta.
E V I S I i a
aea Irk A Pott
WSOOasaa.
Bnrtth BolfeL1*- fln
-1 Johasen, Lenleteaa. la,
msm-
ITSSSIERUO
A 8 Farwell I Co., Bnatea.
t*