Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume], October 12, 1858, Image 2

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Democratic BUM Ticket.
For Secretary of State,
IM MUKI IjOUGLAS, ef Bentaa.
For Auditor,
THIJOOR* ». PAHVIN, «f MaBeatlae.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL L. LOKAH, of CM*.
For Attoraoy Genefal,
fAMK^ KJXWOOr, of Polk.
OMl of r'e* Mo
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lmp*ovemeut Oa.,
OHARLBi UALDW1N, of Van
Register of Land Ofllee,
JAM I'M M. KKII, of Lea.
DamocratlO Coonreaatonat 'II
For Oongr^*'.
WILLIAM E. LEH IMGWRLf*
Domooratio Diatriet Ticket*
For Pistri. Attorney.
h. HEI'.H. of Musontine.
For UonixT of the Ho«rl of ^lueation,
OHABLE^ KICH. of fankwn Chanty.
Demoeratto County Ticket.
f..r Clerk of the District Court,
lOSl.l'II A. KANDALL,
ItoaiMTMie T»aaAI» TMmI.
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Var Towsahlp Truiiaaa,
TUODOtl •. BOUI,
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JOHN «. MAUILL.
V«r Tuwsiblp Clerk,
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rat Towri^n,). A **1T,
•ANRAT N. BJSWOBT0
or Con»t«Vif«,
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CdiHLBa 1A*
MATTHHW dTRarrON.
ladeoeedeBt nomination for Ju^gn of the
.Seventh Ju.'.i. hi District,
A h. i i..NM:Ti.
The Election will be held on
TMeidnf, ©rlobor t(Nli*
THI.
On Sunday ••nlng, the lttth of Heptem
liar la»t, Jiuita McMnbon killed hia tister
in-law, Ann McMnhon, in Newark. N. J.,
hy shooting her with a piatol. He fled, and
th-1 n«vernoi Sow Jersey issued a procla
luation offering |.Vxi for hi*arrest. Il«nr
A. Whitnep. Chief of Police of Newark, set
about to catch the refugee, and in eleven
tlaya »ot upon hia track, by means of a let
ter addreaaed to a relative of the murderer,
luted at Illinoistown, opposite St. l.onis,
••ill tii'tltiou ly Vnjned. A few dayaago Mr.
Whitney arrived at Bt. I.onia, in couijtany
with ont« of his men, and juietly set about
hif work. (i o'clock on Friday mor
ning, having previously found out the wher
uliout- of thfir man, they rrosnt-d the river
and caueM him at he was going to his work
on ooe'of the railroads. He had been pass
ing ii !lin.o «towii under the inline of John
Kiley Thf |»risoiif ii. by tliis time, on his
way baek to have justice done him.
but too lata to save life. Despite
enietiet, tho co'd douche, flagell.ilioo, ete.,
which were resorted to by the physician*
•the i« 1 about .r o'clock,
A telegraphic dispatch announces the
death of Unpu H. I* Elliott, of the steamer
New Uncle Sara. This event took place on
board the boat while ahe was lying at Mem
phis on Thursday n orning. The di-ease
was yellow fever. The New Uncle Sam is
ho
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n
to St. Ixtuia. t'apt. l-.lliott had
taken command of her about two months
ago. H* hid previously been steamboat
ing in the Ohio river, aud commanded thf
famous A L. Shot well. He was a resident
of New Albany, Ind., where he leaves a
large family to mourn his loss. lie had at
tached himaelf to a large circle of friend
who will be pained to learn the tidings
his decease.
The Hearner Sum Youag reports that
New Bedford, on the Illinois river, met oi
of tbe heavieat hail atorma aa record in t!
part of the country. The hail fell in
rents, accompanied by tremendous wint
which bid fair to oarrv away the boat's
bin. Many of the hail atone* were larg
than hen's eggs, am] the passengers agr
in saying that thoy have never seen at
tiling in th way of a fturm to compare
severity with it. A remarkable circu
stance is. that at Grand Pass, eight miles
low, then was ao hail.
The fir*t appearance of this gentle
mat* ia put die life from all we have
been able to lmrn through the medium
either of the lemorp»tic or republican
press, wm in Wapello fonntv, a number
of yeani grace,
ID
I
ment. tseiug uireciea to sntMUtiu
nnmber of Town.hij* lying on the
the eoncurrment and unront alicteJI
testimony of all of the old Hcttiers of
Wapello county-made up his mapa and
field notes in his tent without going
upon the ground. Shortly after, we find
him in the Surveyor General's office
drawing bis pay for the work thus
fraudulently done.
After the Attorney of the United
States for Iowa has been directed to
prosecute Yandever and a now survey
has been ordered, he disappears into
his native and congenial ol«curit},
until the year 18M, when—by the re
cords which we have published and
which are admitted to be correct by
the republican press—we find him oc
cupying a position for which he was
well fitted both by nature and educa
tion, namely, that of^second fiddler, or
Vice President, of a Dark Lantern
Lodge at Dubuque. W hen the power
of the Know Nothings begins to wane,
William Vandever ex Surveyor, be
comes also ex-V ice President of a
Know Nothing Lodge, and again sub
sides for a period into a native ob
scurity.
His next appearance is in June 1858
when, in consideration of his distin-
guishf il services as a Surveyor, as a
State in Congress.
Of his history since that time, to
gether with the chamelion facility with
which lie has made himself all colors
to all men, the public have been kept
informed through the columns of the
Democrat.
In accepting the nomination, he
placed himself upon the Philadelphia
platform, declaring hie confidence in the
doctrine of Congressional Sovereignty,
his unalterable devotion to the cause
of "no inure slave states under any cir
cumstances" and his abiding confidence
generally, in the eternal principle of
"nigger" as a means of preserving the
liberties of the country and keeping the
paws of the republicans in the public
Aun Klfisella, who. with her huahand, Ireasury. In his speech at j»ubujue
kept a grocery store in St. lion's, on Wed
nesday •ought an ouno*i of laudanum, re
turned home and swallowed it. Immediate
ly aftorwards she coufaaaed the fact to her
husband and nei^hlor». Dr. Barnes was
sailed
he reiterated and enlarged upon these
sentiment*, and two days afterwards, in
an address at Davenport declared that
"upon the principle of Popular Sover
eignty he had no difference with Mr.
Luffing well and the Democratic party."
In hisspjech at Delhi he declared that
he "would vote tor the admission of a
slave state provided it was the wish of
the people to come into the Union
with a slave constitution." Afterwards,
finding that he had committed a fatal
mistake, through the columns of the
Dubuque Times, he denied that ho had
ever used that expression at Delhi
but it being proven upon him by the
affidavits published in the Democrat,
he wrote a letter to the Jackson Co.
thmvno! iW-laiinrr tlin •J'U.T'wWl-
r|'HE
The Stables of the Qniney Omnibus
the residence of James Purnell. and G.
I^tr.Ere'a stable, warehouse and part o* ,"^!c1' I1 '*c!u,lT''1r
wJL^. ..r. -y,„l by lirJU
oil Monday evening. The work of an ii an^»r^n^«'urae'
Loss f6,000, and no insurance.
morning,
On Wednesday night last an extendi v
barrel factory at Akron, Ohio, was destroy
ed by fire, throwing 7.5 men oat of emplaj
liOss $10 000 insured for $6,000.
Mr. Bowman's jewelry store at Woo»te^
Ohio, was lobbed of *i,50u worth of jew.
elry last Sunday morning. A hole was bor
ed through the door, by which the robbers
drew the bolt and entered.
Tnree men in a hand car came in collision
with a locomotive near Roekton on the G.
A C. Railroad on Wednesday night. One
of the mm named McGwire was instantly
crashed to death.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga.
tette, writing from Oermnntown, Ohio, un
der date of Oct* 1, aaya that on that day,
aiae days ago, a man named Jaeob liocer,
and hia niece, a little girl nioe years of age,
were bitten by a mad dog. "Hie litie girl
died from the eflfola of hydrophobia a few
days ago. To-day Mr. Boaor had a fit. I
ealled to see him. He presented a pitiful
sight. The froth and foam is constantly
ooting from Ma mouth, and he appears to
softer a great deal, lie ia still growing
worse, and no hopes are eatert^iped of his
recovery."
Lord and Lady Aiapier are now at Aabam,
N. Y„ visiting Senator Seward, who will ac
company them to Niagara, (henoe on their
Western tour.
Bev. Henry MaadeviHa, M|r «f the
Presbyterian church at HeU^Bfijperly
professor of BeltelettaB al SyJHw Qcl-
''t 11
mo*t popcUr and reliable Koute from tht
A Xa«t t» th West.
HntL money and time *%v»1 by taklntf the ctit-ofl
route.
Through to New Vark y la 9| koin,
C'h*ng\ cart at Jolftt »ti 1 tn*e the enrs of lb*
MICH1WAIV CEXTltALKAIL. R.
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MCE! ICE Mr MS!!!
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To Ytttera*
To-day the principles of Popular
Soverignty are to be carried out in
the State of Iowa. The yxopie to-day
assert their power, and their soverign
ty, by depositing in the ballot-box the
insignia of that power. To-day they
select a portion of the State Cabinet,
members of Congress, Judges of Dis
tricts, County ana town officials.
To-day they will declare cither
their approbation of profligacy in State
expenditures by electing Republican
officials, or their disapprobation of cor
ruption in office by electing Democrat
ic officials. To-day the voters of this
Judicial District will place a man up
on the Bench, of tried experience, of
great purity of character, of ability,
dignity and impartiality as udge, or
they will elect a man, untried, and of
immature judgment, merely because
he desires tbe honor of being called a
Judge. Tbe net of voting is one of
solemn importance. Every election
iuttit* influence either in eeupUdating,
I iiiiulir Hlfil pwprtorttoftmiPenaUnjfcglib
^*rta*aa*SB5S2 mmtMtSk*****.
KsMfaSin
CAD
i n e a n
0f manv
tpoils iiruJ pi„„(]er
ei[igtellCe of
Hne
Wherever it has secured power
jt hftg notetl
,or
ty, the most open and shameless -or-
of power, which will only prove a con-
tin nance of public extravagance,
general bankruptcy.
To-dav every voter is called upon
to act as a Judge upon the acts of
o s e i n o w e S a i e s a i
1
.. abroad, throughout the Lnion, that
compliment for the able manner in
which he discharged his duties as Vice
President of a Know Nothing Lodge
Iowa haa no redemption, that the peo
ple have no condemnation of pecula
tion in office—no disapproval of polit
ical corruption
1
and on account of the fact that he re
sided in ])ubiii|ue he was nominated
by the icpuhlican party of the second
District to represent one half of the
Let voters remember that the repu
tation of Iowa is involved in the vote
to be taken this dav. Let Democrats
.. ... remember that there is a victory to be
VOTE FOR LEFFINGWELL
ooo
Stale and JlUcellaneoaa Items.
jg
fwr wlU: tho Coxasnr'iMssul
tica&t Sowers
Wfsiera WorM, Plyaouth Rock,1
«#.ro Mississippi,
»1a Buffalo, uie
k*II,O«,i, f, Htupao-
•»om Brplgn Alto f?:tU \is«-rs for^Audusliymd
taithar a»t*», wttl nwax f.iiows-
leaving JuiUt,
D.y B«Hre«s, 5.00
AM
AcvmnuMlatton, s
OW A
Nlgnt Kxpreas, S.00
After arrival of trains tnm Book Uand and Si.
I.onln.
The Company Ji»vt» tn *socessfalO{teration aa
Independent Telegraph Line,
tuT
cendiary. *0 J'Uo»Dlv»*«,Apri!,lEi57.
vW rAOa« O KMOVTIVlV
The nlaning mill of Mr. Wright, at Sau Trying Agent. Snp't JoilrtDiv*.
City, Wia., was destroyed Vy fire on Pridn^i^2ill!*ii^
lhe
«ov»ranieni of
I»Kim E MEKTINO AT CAMANCHE.—
On Monday evening the 4th inst. tbe
citizens of Camanche assembled at the
Millard House for the purpose of tak
ing measures to prevent the building of
a bridge at Lyons, and also to oppose,
the bridging of the main channel of the
Mississippi River.
Hon. T. C. Dyer was chosen Presi
dent and A. (J. Cook Secretary of the
meeting, which was composed of busi
ness men of the city and county and
others, among" whom was N. A. Gur
ney, Chief Engineer of the Catuanchc,
Albany and Meudota Railroad.
The following among other resolu
tions were adopted:
lit.«ihed. The best interests of the citizens
oi'onr State dennnd that the navigation of
the Mitsisaippi Kiver, remain free and unot
structed, therefore,
/iYWt'f(/, That we will use all lawful
means to prevent tha construction of eaid
Bridi e, or any other Bridge over the main
channel of said River, at that or any other
point.
POISOVBD
Vt* JoU'"t
GA.MK
ty i pf®- be to hare rtooble pay.—
eventuate onlj ia 4MNEM-j ton
colore, a banding together of pQrt
factionB M() i8ms in tho
DeaMoinea river, he aa ia proven by p08jtjon tj1(. Jiemocraey. for the
AT BcRLIKC tON*.
Wild Geese which have lcen captured
by being poisoned were sold in tho
Burlington market on Saturday. Poi
soning geese in order to capture them
is a trick often resorted to. The prop
er way to buy game is uncleanened,
then the presence of poison can be de
__i an ««ati- nr.
x*tk Central Rainy has been used.
LARGE OX.—An
HOUSE
A Naw
ox was exhibited
at our State Fair which is said to be
the largest in the world. He is own
ed by N. Beck, of Wintcrsett. He is
of the common breed and poor, but
weighs 3600 lbs, 0 feet 2 inches high,
and 12 feet from horns to root of tail.
If he was as fat as common bee£ he
would weigh at least o,000 lbs.
TMEIVKS.—Horse
Thetrcsarc
becoming very troublesome in the
western and northern part of the State.
A vigilance committee will soon find
something to do in those places.
TOWN.—Worthington,
u
1
paring the people for that sectionaliem The match aill come ofl at Worthing- recuHTis OF TilE DUBUQUE LODGE.
^EX|
lament and aaarcky. inch »we now I cotmo will nrnlotbtedlv witness Ae
witaess in ether American Roputdics., fe*V 15
Speak of it Hfchtl? as we may, every i rpHE y y Jfuacatine
ti nt witi. ff0tJ OI ev,i
I -i®ciion w pregnant wiui i?w^ i Journal of Friday contains the follow-
in
Madison county, is the name of a now
town on the road from Winterset to
Panora. The way they are going to
get up a corner i ^t excitement is thus
insinuated by the Madisoaian
The place has lately received a
new accession in the shape of a two
horse, bigfisted. double-breasted black
smith, and he has thrown out a banter
that he will wrestie or run with any
man that wanta his hone shod, and if
1M te threw* dews, (the ether in take
"B Uk
hatoHaf. and a largo coo-
tho capacity of Nnr- ^nntrr 1 ~%i hp I o of th*s u in the citv *»f
,. to onr country. item, wbicti it iU presumption be true, 'c
?eyor under the I nitcd States govern- rji^ lienoblioan nartv is crraturt 11. r- *i i I I^iho^ue. Bro. t. K. ]vwen, V. T. o*
a i a a a u i n e e s o e e o e o a v e n
Hn,|
xortlj
in Gp-
V,
u u u •, thi.
ej^_
of office, and haso H,nrv Farna.n. F^o., SupcrinteT)«1ont
Maions and Jiioi» I
Tnpy otber
the worgt ve„ali- the Weftt tfai^ raornir,K VN t.
their
Railroad stocks. In the House of (lokaloofa, in which WQ wish them
Representatives, at Washington, it be
comes subservient to a shameless iob-
by, and sells its votes for patent exten
sions, land grants, "free wool" and
other corrupt schemes, until some of
its members are expelled for the sake
of decencv. (Jreely, Webb, Matteson
and the forty theives boast of what
they have done in their line. In our
own State they have bankrupt our
treasury, accumulated a public debt of
over tsii00,000, increased our State ex
penses from $50,000 to ^350,000 per
annum, and squandered the public
funds upon needy politician, and are
to-day asking for a perpetuation of
sycess.
Ue8' w*°
u9ua,lv are
i
acheived that will redeem Iowa from
the thralldom of Dlack Republicans,
and again place her in the bright gal
axy of Democratic States. Let every
man do his duty and success is cure.
VOTE FOR LEFKINGWELL.
Vote for l.efllngwoll.
Who in this Couoty is unacquaint
ed with Win, E. Letlingwell
He is one of the w-ople. He arose
from humble life, by his own inatc en
ergy and honesty, to be one of tbe
most accomplished lawyers in this
District. lie is generous, gentlemanly,
diluent in debate and a sterling
DeinoeraL
llis opponent is a waif, a surveyor
who makes out field notes of surveys
without going on to tbe land—a Know
Nothing four years ago without recant
ing his horrid oaths—a man who in
one place says he will vote for the ad
mission of Slave States and in another
denies it.
hi™1
bud
Lo t'laira, Iowa, October 11, 1858.
JACKSOK.
VOTE FOR BkNNKTT.
A little g'rl belonging to a brakes­
man on the Detroit and Toledo Railroad, liv
ing near Trenton, crawled out, upon the tim
ber of the cattle guard, just before the arii
val of tho train, the other day. She would
have been instantly killed had not n little
dott. lur playmate, rushed up, seized the
ei ild by her dress, and dragged her off into
the ditch beside the track, ju^t as the train
came thundering by. The act wa» roticed
by several persons. That dog deserves a
bronze statue.
[FACT* FOR THt PF.OPLE.
Surveyor Vandever vs. tbe Philadelphia
Platform and the Hepubllcan
1 A m*»ii I* U*
JirtingutBhe.1 railroad
nirn^ wefp pa„engers itl tj,e trai„
|,nB|nei« js
FIRE OOMPAXV.—They are endeav-
Muscatine.
F.F0K
Y»T
PARVIN.
t0
.. and with whom, of coiir-e, the truth muat
aDt^
I
a
,'out,,t
1 1
m«k
secondary consideration. Someofthew
meetings have already been held, and as wc
hove had no report, except in a single in
stance, it is presumed they were failuret,
or_at least, resulted in no good to the repub
lican party. In order to satiety myself upon
that point, however, as well as to giean some
idea in regard to public sentiment in tha
Rural Distticts," I attended a meeting at
the Bchool house on the prairie, 2 12 miles
from this city, on last Saturday evenintr.—
As we knew this had always been a repub
lican neighborhood, and, also, that grentex
ertion had been made to "get out a crowd,"
we were somewhat Surprised, upon arriving
to find just t"i nlij-fire persons present, 'n'ne!
teen of whom, as the sequel wiil show, were
Democrats. Hon. Uobert Scott was called
to the chair, who introduced to the mee'ing
was, then, that a the wholr Slate of Ktn
Nexi came a young man named Scott, and
he spoke more like a ctimiual becjginT for
mercy, than like a man advocating the prin
ciple of which he was proud. After con
cluding his piece," he sat down. A c.»n- 1
puliation wae then held, uhich resulted in
granting to Laurel Summers thirty m!r utes
to reply to what had been s.iid. This grant
was made reluctantly, but the most respec
table portion of the audience would have
withIra« n had it not been done. It would
consume too much f-pacc to give a synopsis
of Mr. Summers' remarks it is enough to
say, that, amid the enthusiastic cheers of an
intelligent audience, he drote the Black
Republicans to the wall, and made them
cry prcavi." The after-piece was a epeech
ftom that "giant in Belf-e^tcem"— Gwinn,
of this city. He had spoken but a few min
utes when a question from some one threw
him entirely off his guard, and he proceeded
to lay down a platform which some of the
limit! Knpublicans can't rtand upon, but
which they must all come to some time, to
wit: absolute equality between lite white aid
black races In fact, he tried to get off the
platform himself, by saying that he meant
in a i trlaiu sense but it was no go. lie
sat down amid the silence of a disappoint
ed few, and the laughter of the free-hearted
Democracy. The meeting adjourned with
three cheers for Judge LeflingwalL We
hope tho Woolies will continue to bold
meetings until after election. Loug live tL«
Democracy.
freu.
Jie'nhifd, That tha Constitution confers
upon Congress wvewign po.m over the Ter
ritories of the Uuited States, vW.—Philadel
phia I'fatjcmn.
l'opulnr Sovereignty Is a humbug.—X.
Y. 'J'rihunf.
Popular Sovereignty i9 an exploded dog
ma.— Jhtr/inffloH Hawk-Eye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded huns
bug.—Davenport Gazt th.
Upon the question of Popular Sovereign
ty I have no difference with Mr. Lcffingwoll
and the Democratic party.— Vandever'*
Sfieech at Davenport.
1 will vote for the admission of a slave
Star, provided it is the wish of the people
to come into the Union with a slave consti
tution.— Vantkver Speeche« at Delhi Mar
ion, Cedar Rapid.1, Fulton, Toledo and other
place*.
The Expenses ot ou State Government.
Jflsurea for the Tax I'ayeis.
The following table will show the expen
ditures of the State government from its or
ganization to the present time, under the
ditfareal adiuiuiatrations.
DKMOCRAfKb
1847,
18,£
IHf,
is:,o,
135,
IS**
1851,
1854,
Average $46,uuO 00
HM&UD4M
«•#. |12B,28C 70
MM,«i «o
wmmm its
Jiuwer
T»
At
S P.et. her.
WM VANDEVER,
for
presume
tbe
ruption and yet it exists. In V\ iwon- rangemeuts tor the speedy exteuaion
sin it sells its power in consideration of
making of ar-
of lte & from
Washington
oring to organize a tire company in Meeting adjourned to meet on the same
.•
u i A. T:i. •. .i *i
DOUGLAS AND
Shrieking nnier IUconragta« rircumnUn*
emu or how the elotiaenre uf Mirelc,
Neott A Co.. t»a» Mauled! A aeeae lulha
t'Hural Ulntrtru.'i
EDITORS STATE DEMOCRAT lt is well
known to yon that appointpeata have been
made for Republican meetings at nearly ev
ery school house in the county. These meet
ings are to be held v?or tht rliction dub
a»potibl«, in order that no time i/tay be had
to refute the lie* retailed vagabond politi­
the Cessans.
0JNMVT7.ATION OF THS INaanlMCNT OBEkR or
THt ami! SMNi.LKh BAUNg* 1* lTBOQCK.
meeting held on the afternoon of
"7! 7"'" I Friday. .Sept, Ut, l*M, at the otlioe of Fey
iarfnna
u'e' n
i n
Fay J'diaons,
Itoliert Waplea,
U II Ua*kias,
Spaulding.
J,.lni Benton,
es, ning at Molony A TiltonV store on Main
street. OHO. T, VAN IX)HEN, Sec.
Dubuque, Sept. 1st, lsf4.
C!
EDUCATIONAL.
•AVI* TIPTON'S
MERCANTILE C0LLE8ES!
LOCATED:
DAVBHPOBT, IOWA Cor. Fifth and Brady sta.
raoai A, ILL aa and Main street.
DiRBOTORS
Bon E V Powell, Koq Woodward,
W. A- Willard. Itt--,..
lsar: Mf^ua,
J. I) Pattoii. K-|.y
N t'uriiSr. E."i
"Wie Howell K.
Win 8 «r pir, K(i|
A irtlett, gap
Heury N ilie, Kq
Tboa M«£i», »««I
Ju» tif.
Bmj
0. P. Bis- II Ke]
Pi lee, Uiii
FAOCLTT:
Profey Boot-Keeping emd
Bran eft 4*:
W Uavm,
iMUaterml
8 TIPTON.
Vlttl.E»Bt7aO,
Doiiok.
W DISK.
GoLlslOfMb
Profworxtif 1'radicaland Ornamental Penman
nfiij', and Lecturer* on Jiusintii Outtomt and
t.'orrftjX'Tideave:
GRIFI
ITII,
TW DAVIS, S TIPTO*
Lecturer* on Mercantile Late, iianMwy. Xtrchange
Finan. e,
£c:
("HAS ITOVSCV, LL.W 11'SON.
JNO DTLI.ON, Ca.\» K PUTNAM.
HON JNO COOK, A .( KSSION,
Landku, JHx}., N CBAS'I UIOI.
Lecturer* on Political Uittory and Commercial
Geography
UTKBV 3 ACSTIN,
ben 581
k'ia
in*ii'rrinh roughkfiowitug" ut c'lumprciai
at politics. All he said was that Art ah pr&cucidi^ vatviof&x ia ibe Counting
IT /-«1 ,, RjOUI HHli t.Ublliens puisul'i Tl •filivr. Th* HO Col-|
itenry Claj a views were sinjilar ia all re* I i#gea embra'*" iu th ir *-ite:.nivt ioar^ of stujy, not
spects to the present Republican party. He I
OI'ly t:°jlE'k,e
'1'iE*
a,n(1
"J oth-r Lrancl.. wlncU will t- thu utm st impor-
was silenced and set down, however, by our tar 'umii perj'n wh'j tra-igactiba" es- ,r any
o I k m- I e o I n a U i e e n e i u i e e r
mntual friend. Summers, asking him how it
ctuint
uRuh,r, bicker «Bi,ur-.ciarer, Mecbsfuc.
Hwt,,t
Proprietor. PablUW, Physician. Uw r.
L».iJ aDil lnni:r«uce Atteut,j .i/warder, ColUi:t".-,
tucky—a State «hicll confetred Upon ilr, Prut-r, Ji.trai-'or, Farmer, Piod ,». Lca!er, Lun
.'i i ii •,* ber M'r«.l 4nt, 8mv'*or, Kn?lncor, luspect.r Ttatb
.lay every honor, and whose citizens revere i
er
j,c
his name next to Washington's— there never Th» "urs««f atudy pursued at tr.'-se r^iie:"_-j u
tlii* i fateBstv^anil thorough, nottrceptmg witi,
uas black lit jiubl'tcan, and turer toould be. i wh!' li i.an -v beei in rxluc- n.to uny sliuiiar iu
•titntion in thte c-.nntry. Th teachers li. ilie .arl
ni.s departiuenis ar aik-n wl#' 1 to have tic tupe-
rlura It. their respective prefe.«ior.!-.
^Speucerian Peamall•liip.,,
vSOf the utility ot the .iboV'' name rjatem of Pen.
maegtitp It
unne
wi -nlnif
This system of Wr.t'nj 1- far.ght in tbrae C-'ll^ses
in all its rorir.a both prarti'-al ana
Hon SIIIGINT,
J-OP Crok, KSN,
oruitraeDUl,
and
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1
|or the purine ofor^aDi/inff Conn- 'pit.iK iirhtuN»r*mw mniif admitted u
A
S w a e i n a u a a u o n w w
si^nifi- Hnt of the intentions of examination, proceede.l to iuitiat.- the fol-1 j. c. WaaktanM* Agaat,
IU
Al! it-i uiej- ru iKip-oveuieiii «n-J iiiu-tra'iM.
Pen a:.d Ink *pec ne-in
u:
Writnj, wlib Circulars,
sent I'jmal! frw of 1 n »rge on app li-atio'i.
Fmpluuical.
Tie1 r.iricipa's and 'IVachersot tfctaeColli s«.t nav"
an tx'ttiiiive busu es* uc|iia!ntati*e, ^rid will always
consider it a pi ear u re and duty to further the lx?et
Interests ..f ib lr graduates who deeirv it, y aldiug
them all they can in obtaining Bitua*ions.
TailloB-«l,ayatlr oa Entering.
F»^ full M«rc*n'i!" Course including aU depart
ment .f Bookeepinj{,l,eciuresf Penniaitxhlpand
Cerumen ial Ctlcul.tlont $40
F'ir Penmanship alone, out »ar til
Jfv/r Penaaiiahi|i, twenty len-ni* 5
For
0 -iiinicntal Petimanchl j, Card Wrtiui an5
Oif Haml Kliiuri.hinK, as may be :i^ie-d upn.
Further n.fi-nuatljn Rlv=« wuh pleaai^rt on appli
cation at the Co'l's". or by ndini for new Clicu
Ur, which eontalus mncli vatuahle Inlnrmatton, and
wli» bo furi.L'hed Ty return Mail.
Addreaa
WAVIS
Davenport (oauuerctal College,
Oitgi'e Block, cor Third And Perry s|a.t
DAVKNPOHT,
7.
I. M.ieki
dowers, K-q,
W W l-y, K-u,
PSIerwlr. E*i,
I.S VK1«, K,.t,
1.-M Dxlz-:! Kjq,
I (!'.ates Kt',,
Juo C*I:n'H,
It irit:Ks, Ksi,
n
II Smith,
l'attau, Ksi|.
l)o A..li-r
Lsq,
t. K.-.j,
O U.iv'iipOTl, Msq,
Barrow, IKQ
Rev
1) Mason,
Jno Johns, Bsi|.
—raccLTV.—
Jos T.nraz, Prof, of Book Ke-plag.
W l'HArr Prof, ot Penmanship.
I. hrrtiVKiL. Prot. of Matheuiattca.
FR£IK. 'I IIBA IU, Prjf. of Architectural andOrBA*
10' 1 tal Drawini
N arvnvM. Asst. Tea hnr of Penmanship and
Book Keeping.
—1-ECTl'RiRS
Baonav, Bsq., and other ahl» Leetnrere.
Bi'lng^i^rmunraf/y located here, an:! well known
In tbe inm .i.ity, a U wlttial desirous of maintain*
ir.K a leput.ition ,r candor and rea^ioabl'-iKSH, we
do Di de 111 it nec sary to pursue ile oiariit'so "fien
t»ken by Commercial Coil-ges (and hp ciaily thuse
which are c.nlvtemp"rarilyesial!l''h"il, and Je igned
to niike a great Mow a few ni i'itbs and then
"ipiive mi" 'os mje 111 W placd,) uamt ly, to claim su
periorly ovei the whole w:,rlii, .ts If there were no
such Dung a writers accountant*, teachers and ex
perienced iu.-iue.-t run, out of the select circle la
their own a-liool tooin we, therefore, a, h«reto ore,
mtke 110 eav^er.ted itatem-mts, promise nothing
we are n prepared to perform, »Ivertlsi no teaeh
erv njt sctuviy cEKagi'd, and taake no claims we ran.
not scbttinitiate.
TOB BOOCRBFPING COCRSC
Bmbracea complete seta cf Ixtoks In every bfaacfc ef
Trade and Commerce, Including Whole* tie and Re»
tall In!ividoal. Partnership, Joint Stock, and Com
pound Company llualness, Mauiifarturin^, .mmis
aloo, Ral'.rcad, bte.tmboat, Hotel, Painting, Lnmlier,
BrokeraK" and Bxchang* (twi cnaplet practlrAl
firm"), »nd In BAN
KINO tl.e mont complete and ap­
proved known nymteu aiel sup rlor to any other
tauslit In tbe Wast, The course in
PENHANBOIP.
lit under 'he charge of Mi. V H. Pratt, whoieeelvtd
the oiercl'.m'or Pet m»n-lnp and Card Wiltlne at
the l**t Hni'e filr, and -*h idtfte**U comj-eH'tan
in Plat" or Ortt'ir/tenfo/ Peni»n,i%hip, i'mSle-teh
ing. f' ourlthing, Card Writing, or tcaiKiny thc.e
branches.
He is »silstud by Mr. J. N. BuydAm. who haa few
rquaia as a practical
ar
ornamental penman,
teacher.
I.AX1SCAPE AND AB
or
Open at all liouis from HAM tillI-
#58,108 17
in 00
:i7,404 98
37,404 08
65,81s 84
fi0,'-15 80
43
ft# .271 45
aaa
iliTECTraai.
DRIWIKQ,
And the oamplate system ot
PBONOORAPBY.
t'.fi ttught ty competent instruct org.
R00*.*—Iu Urlgp*' B1 K-k,C"rn»r i.fHirJ anl'Per
ry streitone blnct frorj the p.^t Offl.'e, the room
formerly kn .wn as "Utk'g' Hall." witb th. adjoiti
111^ room*, well 11«Med, 'll yenulated, aad forming
by far tbe Nioit convenient, commodlons aad bast
adapted sltnttlnn for the pur(o«e in the city.
A tarn'1 an well furnlrhel room, tirtiy
rate 'r iaitbe Qetill-niei.'a dep*rtni?i.t is provided
lor tl.e us3 ol l.ady stailent* ex lu-lvely.
rf-ror
further
par
lieu ara
St Baker**
OBLBBRATED
FAMILY
sbwim mcimEft,
4\ BHOADWAY, N. Y.
u»eb**- um tor runny a*wm«. muta?
J' ,7 ,, r,.». •tro.* w*-rh «.u mtTip,
tTer
lowing person, in tl.e Kirat Deg!*.- of the D^wport, lewa.
Wm Carson,
f»eo Van Doren,
W W Lake,
ADvcansERa nu The o®c« of Tht
I ISrnM will te at Mo. •, Metro|olitan Bl.tck, loatead
of Ma« tn irtfMh' BtoeK, aa ntwiofuw Matad
au»-.:
S II riilliam. HKkKlCC'9 srr»*a COATBD MLlJB —So good
After their initiatioi. in the First Degree •hat!.ftjr i.^e, perform m/ enres—one btx sails
they were all initiated in the Second De- eelgHkor reeaawnanda them to neighbor—
(rree of the rde:\ with the exception of "•'•nrr to «r*nf*r ^ursntser. Mtdr from *um»,
Ik-o. U. Spauiding. who retired befir* the aad attracts, th«ir ef^ets ui^on the hasaaa
commeneement ot initiation in the 2nd be i »»archlnp ana benai tal. Pot op la
grce.
During the examination of the persons
pre#« nt, Dr. It. J. Thomas was declared in
eli^i! tor membership ot nccouut uf for
eii/n fnrtft, and retired before the commence
ment of initiation.
large tinitlv hox -s. l»€ry pill coaiad with sugar.—
36 c«t per vox. Bali fcf fregiista amrwhare.
atitf2-dwlr
HAIB ErSTORATTVB.—We ara pleased to be able
to recorl tbe satitfartion of our patrona, after trial
of an article advertised Hi oar colamna. Wa have
the Mtlsfsrtlon know several at oar reider* wbo
i'h'lrWeehuebeto
bave OM-d Prof. Wood's Hair Beatoratlve, aad pro.
nounec^ it to jast what tbe advertisement »*y* U
la. M-Ttral per»oaal acqualntaucea, too,
wbo we gray beaded—they have tried It. and now
i hair k rettort-J to Its original color, aud tb«jr
wlUinKb add their tratlmoDy to lu eBcacy, and will
rive further Information to uthere deklrtng It This
(.p akfi well for the Article, ant we advise all wbo do
not wish to appear rray-headed, to use Wood's Hair
EeaUrattve.— H'titi a Patriot.
Sold by all icoiMi Pruggts s.
AIm»«t everybody has h-anl of Mann'f Jjrnt Bal
aam the attention of oar iinmerou* readers is di
i reetad to the advertisement found is another ooiumn
of tbin paper, if the htgli esUmatlon that is placed
upon this, the greatut remedy known to modern
1
H. A Wnpperji aim. Bsq. win
Kiencf. We bave never known any other aMdlcine
AS
Wi'.l'am A Hi., »sq
JCO «. K,k. K:
Ji. i K llilloti, Esq
Jco I. i' I It 'k, Edl
Wia I urk, Ktq
Chaa K PaiiiAin, 1
larae a share of public confidence in so thort
ur.J. J. ai.rti-'. time A» thu haa done, If we may be a'lownd to
iutlK« by what we read but this should be snfli int
particularly when we sec sucb tesUBQi)- cumlng
from men cf ondoutced v 'ractty.froat all parti of the
conDtry. Th re an be no d-o *-o' 1 n i," i
the grcAte^t dlscovcil a in iLt u.eU cai Wuild, an de
erve- approbation aad esteem of oar readers
and th« ubus. Sold by all Rood drngxUu.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1 1 0 0 0 0 W O
—or—
BOUTS
Ajrn 8HOE8*
A 7 A U
OF—
Brady Street,
BBTWBRN
WM CI.ABX.
,, i Tt e ls«Un of the proprietor i In e*t»bllJhlDw this
a young man named i.teele, who does very chain or Co.i' p-s wa» in afford young Kebtiemeu the
well at peddling shoes, but rnukes a verv
but r.urr
fcns
I
*-K«»ry t'i comm -nt it. wide and
popuiaritv,
auiong the tilt cm.lai? ard In-
t'HIlK-11 cl:as£-a c..unint.|t l'.ron.:heut tP- tivlU
l2-'l wori l, nil rdii o »i luti'.-e ev'idci.'e fiat it it tin
bet-i l:ni,'A a .jilm and 111 really 1 be only one
wheals r'togniz'-l an Wli-g a rystem among those
Cl »h .-
THIRD AND F0tTRT3 STBEKTB,
having determined to closeout liis large And gen
1 rral aasortmsru of ftenti, I.adlea, Uoja, M»ses and
I c'hlldrei.'s
Boot» and §hofs,
at the shortest po«-lM'' time., wi!! nell them upon
the most |'a\arable Terms—Terms that cannot
fall to nive enure cat lata lion t-j every reasonable
piirrb&ai-r.
I moet r^spectfally Invits a call from onr City sn|
Country Friends befi re pureIjaalng.
Davmpurt, Jnlv 2'S, i^S
BOOTS AND SHOES I
Itotell,
VtlioleaAle
AT
THE flJflPIMlE STORE!
HRADT BTQEPT. DAVENPORT.
HAVB now in rtore alaia and well selecttd
*u«i[ Bui.tn and Bt mv u, which I invite
the atte.it!')' ot all In want of arttclei) In my line.
C-runtry Traders wishing to lenlfih their sb.e|f
will find It to tbtlr advautage tv Co.. oa me before par
ehanlnf. "Uewher
To my nameroes enstoner* who prefer Ou*tom
Work we eoniiLue bold o'Jt Indii '-menta In tba
way otpritne utock and ttyliih %uort, not equalled
Ihlr side of Hew York.
All klU'U of Ladles' work mannfactnr^l nsnal
IJ17] H. OARUBTT.
FORSALEORLEASE.
Wanted.
A FIRST Cum Boot and HI e Mil.era at
1U
A
a TirroN,
gejilT li.-.vetiport or Pef ria.
IOWA.
IRCORPOHATSD IN 1850.
The aaly Ptrniaa»ily Located Coaiaep
rial College in Iowa.
—D!R«CTORi.—
W. H.
ligDRIOK'S.
or Sale.
KAA PAIRS of bestCai'tom Mai'e Boots for aalc
at very low pr'.cei, at
aepno
W. DBDRICK'8,
'id str'-et.
Dwelling to Eel.
WEI.!. FINISHED I10U3B with S loonw, well
anil isleni, .wi^od house, ae., ac. Situation
u Xadb' II
ss^t
Apply to
T. C. BADS,
at tbe LMJUIre Bocae.
For Sale.
ALauieiitalsruc.L
S'ipenor of TerraCotta Drain Pipe, Or*
Chimney Topa aad all fancy wnik o
1 the ts .tne material.
Also llrfk' r's celehmted Iron Hailing and
Fencing. Hank Vaults, Jail Cells, fee, from t* Clo
cinnati I rod W .r Ls.
Further Information aa to specimens, prleee, ac
may be had at tbe illlre of
W.
I.. CARROLL, Architect,
JylSdtf Metropolitan Block 8i at.
To Rent.
THB
Bd Ijr Douso At BASt DAvenfBft.
easy.
Apply to W. B. Hlldreth on the premises,
aprlgdtf
For Kent.
THK
OFFICB hereVforeeccupl-d by Messrs Cook,
Dillon fc Llndley, oppobite Cook a BamatV
Bank.
Inquire of N. KOHBE», Tobacconist' [Dec38tl
For Sale or Eeaue.
Isone
N I/jtH or snbdlviatons to snlt purcbaaera ar pat
that may d-vlre to lease fur a term of yean
the following property lu tbeciiy of Davenport, via
In block IS— feet frontlna on ^1 .tretd,
la
IMi ou Western Aveuue.
#5 Id st.
biOCR 17—aear
the Market House.
6" feet ion 1 in* on Western avanne
extending ISO feet back with aa aUsy
each side of tbe lot.
la block 18.— SO feet fronting oa Sd atreet.
116 Scott at.
laUookW.—J30 3d at.
no 4tb at.
goo Harrison st
S00 Ripley st.
Mack 97.—ico fa •tb St.
1M Warren St.
black SI .—iso 6th st.
ISO Bcott at.
a Mock St.—VM SS Western ataras!
160 s •that.
100 1 1th at.
a HacB 88.—160 te Brawn al.
ISO ti 1th al.
Mock •th street, extea*
Nor ding back 160 feet.
ttoraarther artlcootaraaqnlraof Corlla a Dm
ays aw, or of
Oo,,
M.
AI/K6' DKl'AR!MENT,
a
PRATT,
JAMBS MAT.
JalO
For Saio or Loase.
TMtm LOTS altaatedoaSd and Bcott stmt,
pArUcniari enaolre of OoBBia k Dow, or
(BBglMtf) JAMBS MAT
For Sale or Lease.
Toa
WBKTT-THkfB ellgible Boildlag LoU.attaatad
Harrison, Third,atpley and Bloadaaaaatresia
will be sold or leaeed oa reaaoaaMa lami Isf par
ticulars enquire of OoaaiB A DOW, or
(aatdtf) AMBBMAT.
For Salf*
J&ONB bnndrtd and twenty Bnlldiag lots la SB
*X Addltkn to tbe town of Port Byroa.
Tfce»« lots are eliglt'e aul uaodacmely •ttnatat ca
she bank if the Mt*slsalpfl. They wll be said aa fOB.
tonate jniiii.
For partlcniars Inqnlreof
Mes.rs.
Port Byron, Charles J.
i ,ID lpW6'
Fa«aienable Tallerkng KetabUehiiisat.
C.
.V.
Kguu,
e a n a i o
1ATO. a -1 Fr ink'i'i Block, Brady Street, nexT4i»
to
Po*t
tMTtce (ap stairs) Da-eniiorlIowa.
Ua»mi» rl:t 1 up the above rooms ladayendent of
expeot i. I em now prepared to eveeate
vi
ail
erdaig
entniated to my ^are iu the i&Hi complete
and fash-
^SaU^fMikB warraatsl la aU caaaa. My atedhar
ir»^i|
Rogers,
CorbLo
a
LsOlalre, anp
tell at the
Baq., I sfBaia.
Dow Wavenport, or ol
tha StOaarlbei,
JAMBS MAT.
The subscriber has nnmberleee daalrable git
eeof land
la aad near tbe cttlse ef Davenport aad
seer the
rooms,
tewn
Wthaaa
or
aodrcrts J* I»PF*, 1 «|6
AtucU
W.
at Port Byroa,
thai
BANKING.
Ba
to eell. JOetlStfl MJ.
Vement Drain M*ipe,
TOOB DBAIN1NO AND O«)NDnCTIN0 WATBR.
Mr «ala at tha Maaefaetorr, ww taniM
VUth streete. NIOBOLB a OMOI.
"'aai
a 44.
E E V
SERVED EVERT BTIHRfl,
AT TIE
9 9 E a n e
ftm I ti II •'eHila
m()*iar. -'Jwtf ft Hill liaHii
J0WE18 4 MeLKAl
B+«rMA*a*
ANO nKit.naa JV IZOUIIOB.
S'iekoll* Block, tt.rntr l!r uJy and Second if*,
DAVBNPORT. IOWA.
EXCHANORta.ught
sutchuont ctrcuiftrtrttton
o
all the principal cltfM of the Hal
te 1 States, Oreat Britain, Ireland, aad ooatl
aeatal Kurope Ard a/ld.
Kote» And drafts rj.Hected, and proceeds remitted
to any part of the United States, at loweatraMa
BacbAnge
C' Uecti .n«of note«, d'aft«,aceonnta, leracieaatid
inberUAttrea made in all parUat tha United States
Oar.adan \nd Kuropt.
Stock* and ii. it bought and sold on comsalsaiaa. Oif hftria the Vast, who always i
tad dividends .-ollected.
^aad Warrant* bought, nU aailaaaloA. laaihai, te^aaated aa to wau 1
•xehaaga aa (Itlea la the tailed Matte
Carpenter V«rai:ge,Kew Torkelty.
Albr.ny City Bank, Albany, New Tork
Buffalo City Bank, BaBhlo, New Turk,
Banc of Ooouneroe, Boston, MacKachnaatU
Trad'omen's Bank. PhUadeiphla, Pennsylvania,
Merck a MannfActoiers'Bank, Pitutmra Mh
McKlm a Baltimore. MJ,
Ollmore a Brothertoa, Cincinnati, Ohlof
I.UCAS a Slnooda. Bt Loos, Mo
liltitens' Bank, New OriaAna, I
a K Kwlft, Brother a Johnaton, Chicago. IBs
tncL2J-dtf
TALLMAR, P0WBR8 A MrLEIN,
Baakers aad Dealers la F.xchaave,
Having been appointed agenta f.r tbe
AMERICAN, Bt'ROPKAN
B1PRBSS A KK'BlKfiE OS,
WILL OBAW BILLS
or
EXCIAMOK
In saas to rait purchasers opon all the priadnal
cltlee aad towns of
England
Booiiaad
Ireland
France
Oermaay
Aastria
PrnssiA
Italy
Spa la
Bwitterland
Norway
Sweden
Poland
Buaaia
GalilciA
HungAry
OcdmArk
The Orient
Which they will s«U at Naw Tork prices adding Wm
change In New Totfc.
Parcels rorwarded to all parts of he Hnlted King
dom! and the Continents and collections made, And
oommliwions Aad ordsrs of all kinds prsmptly eze
CQt'M.
nch28-dtf
iliacklol A Corbin,
Baakan aad Dealers la Ixchaa|«s
BO. t, WEST SBOOKD STBHT,
Davespsn, lawa.
BXOBAMOB BBLUBO BOTIBO
On New Tork, IK HfmH
On Chicago, «01M Far.tt«'»N
On at. Loala, rtr.
Sold lh M#ll
for*gn Dnftt te a»y wsu deetr*rf.
BOOK TRADE.
Sheet Mimic
dfet Half Price
—AT THE—
Hock W&lnnd JHu*lc M«pa
Jvnel7-dtr
Violins, Aeeordeono,
flute*, M'lit*,
Guitars,
Tamborinea,
AND
J. 0. TODD.
ornaa musical ibhtHUMKNTB,
AT VERY LOW PRICKM.
—ai.ti
wsTBCCToaa OF A 1.1, kindi,
H. A. POKTEIt fc BlftO.
unen.dtf
GREAT MtmMR€iJtMJ%*s7
Atihc Old Hark Island Boek Wsrc
BKINO
ur dM- to mi etour eng»i(mentii. we have
concluded to'iff. 1.11- iLtlie ,ito«k "i g«.'t» at
greatly reduce.! pun forrarh, (r tb« bene nt of onr
creditors. Our-t.' k coBhU'e of nki, HutjoLAry,
i.ol'l Pens, Wal! P.p'T, *nd i« one of the tie*ateom
plete Slo* kb to l»t fiy'ind 111 th- Not thweht, to wh.cb
we Invite S|.ee|, Att'ntijii. Wo ».a-•* also a Inrge
and iui»-rlor htiK-k cr al Irntrument-, 11 eluding
Plsos nd ludeons. Oar of Ml, Mu-I'
will i*sold at prices to antcnnh ruusle huyer^
Mia,iellat." Ui Bool's At io.-t slid less. Mali) at liies
At niuib l' i» th»n i'.rit rjbt. fjreat ihance fi.rmah
bun baeers. CUbens of Bi» lal.it 1, Dnrenpi-ft,
Moline nr.I vicinity, are lnviel to (id: Dd e*an.:nt
our stock.
U A. ruaTKR a BR 'TI1KK.
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laf'O. 1% IOIIm A C/'O.
Na. Id l^eCiaira Haw.
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Also ou conslgnm- a rare
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of
BMTOXjklsa 1
hah tl.ej wlil sell at the
London Pu blither*' Price?
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KEH WORKS OK AFRICA,
lion. O. II. MmilliN
Reminescenceof Westirn l.ire.c naiftiiigor Sketches
of enilnent chsi .« te'e in and out of CoiiKrras. Im«
p-rtant legal trials In the tttate of Indiana, tie., ac
8 vo'.i Wopagee. Prlct-$-UO. ri:(|«e»ti:inatily ibe
most IttcrestlnK book thai lias a. j#are.| jr many
ytar.H
Davenport. Ap.ill 17, |S prlTU
Llrligstea's treat Work
ON
CENTRAL AFRICA,
Jast received. Prlaa—03 0V.
At tha HOCK ISLAND BOOK STORK
DeetSdtf
HARDWARE.
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DEALERS IS
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The Very Beat Cook 8tove*
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The Black Diamond
FOR COAL, AND
TME FORREST All
FOR WOOD OR GOAL,
laa Be feaad at ao other ataro la this ally.
ALSO IK
arena
A LAR8B TAR1BTT OP OTBKR PATTBRBB,
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with the abort, ara warraatad a give
perfect aatlshction.
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Water filter*,
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Capper, Jetpem 8 BrUania
Ware,
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IN ALL ITC BAANONBB,
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be
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area Paic«
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(aor orasaLvaa, act)
HIGH PRICES.
Never In oar short life did we see (tails ho^ht
Cheap, and we have already iti aaisneed to
l*u|h««r Th»u
We woall give yen a Hat of prleee had w«
and if the geods are aat all goae baCac* next
wlUdoss. OaBearly at
1. W. BAILEY'S,
Baoand afa, aypnaUa Peek a BaigaafaJ
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BT
TIESE FRE^EKT^
THAT WB,
U A O Y E
23 East Mcsii street,
HO HEREBY ACiR i:|
TO SBIX OI
SWM.EJTDID BTOCl
or
DRY tiOODS
FOR THB NBXT
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IN Tit
18 CIVT.
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FOR
81K TUB
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WORT! OF CITT AND CODMTRT RBAL BBTA
Tm Earhaaxe
For Stocks of Goods and Merchandl*
JOIIN L. swua
No, I Wert Reread eMH
E A S A E
O i O S I N O O U 7
tHAT LAROB STOCK OF
A Lid KftftDS OF »OOD
AT
JLE88 THeMJT COST
as 1 asi
DeUnliti to Close Tltn 0a1
AND I|I IT THE TRADK.
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Coa. BSADY AI Vmmr BTS., LBSLIS'SOLDST.'
g3"Burrtnrs A Pretlyaaa'a Obrcka tatoa at
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call tha attentioa of all la want, te tha T'
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aooaplelaatocfcof all thai
airaMe klads of
Mot AsoortneBt of Warn Fakri
Jaat
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adapted to
the Weather, al
•BIITM'B tABICTT ITOBE.
CI.0THING.
jmerekmnt Tailoring.
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Irf Mrlttliij inlnorsi A TnUf
«|va aaaa aaoBnm av
R. HRA V9E Ml CO.,
And wtu be made ap la a atyle thalaa
ad in this ity.
We have eagaead ta* arrlaa of a
IEW A10 BXTBRIEICU CBITEJ
who wUlat«iadteHlsl^est|Bsalla^attMHaU