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1
CARDS.
HI1HV N. AHDKMON,
TTOK"KT
M.l'.,p....I
AND Cul NSII I,()U AT LAW
i!: Mock, l)»venport, lova l'rVH
JAMIHT LAWK, JOSEPH J. LAMB
Autntyi u C«««MHur« it U«|
lifle^—Jlna. 4 tbd 6. UruBrcU)Block,
mtvr mt -1 Mi Brkdf MrM4k
TIMBINUTOH KIOWH k AKM»THO*0.
AT|..R*1rtffr1M,I
t« «im iniM l..r», D»»|-np.»l low*—
um- h'u NukalU' ook, ourn«r of Hr«ly
i.'l oi. i
IIIOMIVOTofj, HB.UOWI, J.AMITlOltt.
ATTi
Hon Tim* A Hmlrtckt, Coru«U-
o«.'. •mi !»#.•, w.»hiiiKt-u, n r, w
ttMl thi, Pine atrMt, M*« V tk Oil J» k
Br I BBSMCM
Thi.i |[.i .1., i mrry, A II«.J*m^« Ilk Ma
I' S H. n«t.,r. *1 r.i-a-ai I, !..*», Ai .itc l-e€,»lr',
k»q ««J k U*v«upomMii|, M«aara IWfik l»a*iea
It.Iowa. m-pH
I KAKK I'M Mtk, UEO VAI IDMI,
Pl.t" JIKR A UJI HMKIf,
»N
K V n and '«.un»'llor« at Lav. and NoU
rt"« Pul 1 Ail" for tti- I'hartrrOak
Sire int. ., IUrtfc.pl, Cuiin., Oapltel SSUU.OUO
i »tf Klr« I a.
Co ,N«» tlavm, JAlKVHO,
offltr l/ Clalrr Bu ck, Uaveuport. s«iI
m.lDKIIUI I k k MII.I.KR.
ANl'FAl TDKEHrt OF PI'KB AUD UNADDL
1I 1. rat' 1 ur '.rr. t(, 1,« |pft at their
iu ».rf i .-v. a »u '.411,' »U'-vt
«W Cmi.ty arrals txiuglil In cacbaiiK* fr Vlne
I ar.
«'NA«. PI TMAM
ATTORNKY
(11TII.
AND conirsELUR AT LAW AND
V.tary PoMl« U»ce, Wu. Ua»«iil».rl'«
lil.x k, Mini ktiiet. auiCM
I RKIICUII k KAUl,
BN».IM«BR, ARCH1TS0T AND BCPBK
INTBMtKNT. Also I a- l.- i of AnhiU-clural
aii I Ornamei'U: l)r.i»iHK'
orn-» at Ii iwnaort OymneTCial OalleRa. Ruoma
Ooriii-r a-1 and irv. jyMdtf
it. u nicri.cR,
(tBNKRAT.
COMMIP-ION AND PRODUCE
1 M«-r. I.Biit, iWl. A«i« it .f ihe Syracnfe
Bait Manufactory fur l)*vei,i rt aO'i nalght' Ting
IdVtia
Wirfi'OuseopywIteE. R. MM, Dwaport, loWa
aar^'.'^
H. V. «'OI.K, 1. I.
ft Bfll-
fflce Prauklln Block,
All SLROKI
I
N
AKDOCDLIHT
di-noi' I!
itAKER, M. D.,
JHTSKMAN AND BUROEON.—OFFICE—POST
OFVU'K Hl.OCK rfortb aid* of Fifth
atraet, bcltttu Brail nuJ IVrij. labAldU
(AMI UtLL.
ATTOUNKT
AND OOCK8BI.LOR AT L4W,
Dareupurt, Iowa.
it ac—ua
rt^ Bit rk, corner Main ami Sec-
Dii.l »tr*et». J'il8dtf
NICIIHI.Afi HI H^lEKi
W*1I»LKS ALK TUliACCONIST,
rr Maim and ttrttU, Datenport, Jow*
Etery variety of Havana aii«l Ponic.tlr Began,To
bacoua, Pip**. «to ujuutly uu hauJ.
Air»-tit for Bron- n'a rulebrateil Pin* Cat Obvwlog
Bml king T- ac ».
«. Sena: Mauufaciurer* I wonld womm'tid a well
rtn-k L.f L.-alTobacco, uuplrtii^ of Havana
Wraii»-r« and Filler*, Jara and Osba Bead Leaf, «te-
Mo«14dk«tt
»IU.li« lilt. *1U»0» OlITkAU
II \LL A Ol I I KAl',
ATTORNBvmmlanlonarii
a
AN coi Nak.Li.KR8, NOTARIES
PbMIo, of for Main*, Ver
mont. New Iltmnhir.', Ma-»aefu^-tt. New Yuik,
N' w J'^'rey, P, u at.la, .r^.nia, oli'u, TVnn*a
t~., K.ntn.kv. Ill.iiou and Mis-ciirt ofllra N •_
Main tt on* •i-.or couib 11'-.k Bargrnt'i Hat.k.
JvJ§ lat, leAo. jaUl-dAwlT
a:I.IA» HAI .e,
A CCTlOSTKtt .f I OMMISSlOff MMRCHAA"'
(Sc.OSD STRarr,
KIST or
PBRKT.
Having large ar.il commoatou* room* for tb* aal*
of Dry ti o-•la,'»roc !•». •'rockery, lUrlware, Boou
and Shoe*,Clollilng. kurultare, Watchea.Jrwetry and
PaDO I.O il-,!:i fart, ci ev.-r) J' a nption. Aleo—aa
Agrnt tor H. llisk' slev Jun., wiil make
Liberal Caah Ai»B»re*
OnGowlaCMiaigned to be .old without reaarre at
AQCiiuD.
Oon-tgnmaaU of Merchaadlaisof ctmt dworlption
aollolv il, pri-mptlv.
1
Kl.lAS IIAI.E. Auctioneer,
D*c°. Stf 8*conJ atrvct, 1 doora eaat of Party
jauko i. .nuu roK,
1IAYSV1LLE AdKNCY Ol«FIC5*,
HICKORY QllOVK. SCOrT 00 .1OWA.
UAYlNiiof
di.pi M.interMt lothe SWreboal-
rws
n, trie VIhail pened an ifflc* for the
I tranaactiMi a ttao-ral Axeacy BosUeMi for the
Mie of lau.ls lrawlog n*«-yao«* and taking app.i
Icatioua to- ltiMirane* on Town property, collecting
1 note- inJ count-. »*U*.
Ala i anr-'"e Suit# l»efort JuuUceCowta In the
I O^Ju fjgo kc*p a Winter *f Laid tor aate IntWa
laod ajjoluii.e cunties. giving a fuU dewtipUou, and
l»Re Term, of Sale of theiani*.
Stock Ratray Book,In which a* entry wUl
I be made, on application, ot e, tray a taken up or other
1 wtae, witli a da^crlpUon of thegame and where they
ItT bC
liefer to any r*apeetah|e lawyer la Davenport.
P.
wiirn onB,
I A rrORNRT AKD COI N8ELLOR AT LAW,
I A N' ta-y puMIc and omnilaaioner of Deede for
Mew
uiiB-hire.Wriuont,
New Tork, P«-unay vania
•"office—Uofth-11 e*t corner of Mala and Beoond
|,t^.ul Davenport. Iowa. l«u« I* tf)
COKBIN MW,
A TTORNET3 AMD COUNSELLORS AT LAW
MOTARIBSPUBLH)
Oot ». Macklot Oorbln'a Rschaa«« o«oe,
Dtnoport, Iowa.
OEO. E. HI BBKLLi
A1 rrOBNBT AMD OOCMSBLLOR AT LAW AMD
fl nine-' of Deeds for Oonnoctlcwt, wiU
tand careful attention to the eoUtcuon of
—, essmlniae Utt«B
I nronptand careful attention to
fessssi
PR J. V. PABKER
rouLD AMMOOMOE to
iV
\w
THI
oinnara
Dr^nport and vicinity that he has r«*«Md tb*
I vactiee of BMdleinc and may be found, when not pro.
WMEKLKR WIUOW'I
I N A I N E
(M I* the A, Mo. SewiBE MachlM tor aB
ofeewlng, even to the most bean Ufnl
I I I N O s
%W}L'*?^:^.Vf SlMdaaMa^ MtwR
I at* Cook BarfeWt
JPMS&O JotftTOCTCTlYCMVe
CARDS.
AKCUITEOTURK
CAMMVLL 4t OCHKAN,
ARCHITECTS.
ftmri— Ko. 1 Halt, nm Hory,
toopll »t., P»T»aport. |of
ALJUL kKLUV.
*.
I. SM1IU.
IKI.MV A IMITH,
FwvaUlwAUuiislM Xml'U
CvK. CeMMkM IAL AM) CHMHICtSM^
SAINT nova, MO.
C. Kpenglrr 4 Co.,
AECTIMIM OP
yt.ru zwquom,
CWIOM Bvoom, wAsHivetov at.
Mtuiin* ROCK nuns, IIL.
James W. Caanoi,
uun
M.UJUMMM SUMjrtHM*.
Latli, Ban Bftarto, rnctag,
PICKETS, WOOD, 4C, AC.
I BATE A IDHIIul LOf «f
Mhre&*ed Flooring^
80TUTH RAIL ROAI)
(FIFTH) STREET
Bet WMIHD AveoM Mi MBMWV
UAVKNFORT, IOWA,
•avis^wtf
THE LITEST IMPBOVEMKJiTS
I* RXTRACTIBO TKRTH.
nr. Jamtn Morrow,
HAS
pun ha« the rliht j»e I r. Bracch i lo
cal
,,an«eathi-»la,"
for tli- xiratllug of teeth
witbi ut pain, y appl lne coll It the gi.m., without
any lDiuri iua eOtctn whatrvcr. A no, U priar*dU
extract teeth by the Ute*t tinprovenieiiU IU Rlectric-
MOiillOW,
8irgeJAMES
ti4 NmIIIBImI
«a
POl'RTU STREET,
Between Main and Barrlam atreeta, •oath *U, ad
joining Dr. Puiiritarii'a rendrt' n
Orrics AMD RKSIDBBOE CunnoTtt,
Davenport, Iowa.
O* Any amotmt of ref^rtr-re given if required,
•••piu
W i n I I I o
Peorl*, Xll.,
Distlllerfi ai4 HtBofMtarer§*
ALOOHOI., BtTRRINO PT.tTTD, 0AMPHB1TR,
PURE SPIRIT, at St. Loala prlOMaM Mtfml
Uln 14 hoaii aftaf receipt of order.
LE CLAIRG HOU 8Kt
C0RX£R
UF MAIN AND SECOND tiTS.
1A\ CNPIIUT, IOWA.
JOHN BICnELBBROER, Prop'r,
•epSO
Dr. E. TREMAISE. t'l»rk.
Ural (on House.
TOR
urnleraiKii^l wutild r-ap«ctruUy Inform hla
frirniU and the travellnK iuMlc, that be haa
upened tli.- Urue hotel in Le Claire. Tb- iKiUiie 1.
neArly »:.1 furn^h.^1 with all the coiiviTn^neee
of ruotlrin hott I-.. Th'- tabic will be aapplird with the
bent th* country aff
Ilia e*pen*-nc« a lare- arquaintanee with the
bnairiP'ia in tti" Wilt, i* a gufflcieiit guarantee that
bi K "w- Uie place to ati.p at when JOB come to the
city nf L*. Olalre
tr llacki leave the Bratvm Hooeetrwvrjmorning
(kj'in'lai. firei.ted) for Davenprt.
^.fmi.»wt' VEBTLAEB Prop*r.
RI RTIK
nor**:,
CORNEK OF IOWA T'HTU STREETS
DAVE* PORT, IOWA.
SIOTT HOIKE,
Ifarenporit Iowa.
Tmoat
his l» anew aul FIRST
Ci.AII
The Scott House,
ALL TUB COMKORT9 OF A 1LK.VHANT HOME,
coniprtstne lc»n room*, clean Utien, good atten
dant, and a cheerfol complianoe with all reaaonabie
demands
Thi» Honae U new and well v«-ntillat«i, andihe
tabli- will c..mpare with any flnt clasa House we.tof
the Mt»ei*Miii,
The I'roprb tore would napectfully annonnoe to
thir tuf rii Fneiide, and tbi- public get,»-raiiy, that
having piirct aa».l this Lar^e Ilotd. and Added more
than one hail to Its fortn-r size, and havinc refitted
tnl re"irni-lnd th^fnti.e 11 nar. th-y flatter them
lelvii tti nt they can auli' ipatethe want^ cfgue.-ta.
Thl* Hocae will be represented at the ears and
boats bv a re.pot.Mble afreut, i receive checks,there
y avoiding: aM risk of U -ing Baggage.
tl-Cha i«fa moderate.
The West'rn Btage Company'- Ooachea leave this
House datiy for v 1.• N rtli anil West.
J. IirMPHRBY It CO., Proprietor*,
yyCorn. of Front and Hanlaon Street* on
square bMow the Steam Packet and Ferry Landing, e
meh'23 itf
Park House.
IOWA CITT IOWA.
rpHis lArgeand CommodioDa Hotel haa been leased
by il.e proprietor, th u*My repaired and rtoo
vated, neatly furnished throughout, iu the beet Ban
ner, With -PB1KU Btl'S and LieilTED WITH OAS.
No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOCM
the'ANo. 1" llouaeof the City It being moch the
largest and pleasantly •lt'.ated la a centra! location,
v.n the corner of Jeffei aor and Dntuijne streets, near
the City Park, with comfortable accommodations lor
Two Hundred Onests.
TERMS— lu onformlty to the time*.
Good and Capacious Subllng attached to the
boos*.
J, TRL'SDELU Proprietor.
Mo*94dtf [Formerly of the Trusdall House
Slayaaker, A, trawftrd,
Real Kttmie yigenta,
No.7 West •ooondst.
DAVENPORT. IOWA,
HATI
NO a complete and aaeurate Abstract of
Titles to all lands in Scott Ootnty, weealoy su
perior advantages for the examination of Title* aad
the judicious investment .f money and lnci eased
facilities for the tranaaction of all oor bnalness
These abstracts haxe been carefully compiled from
the Cou ity Records, and we will in all cases guaran
tee their correctness.
Prompt attention given to the location of Land
Warrants, OollecUoa of Money, Payment of Tax**.
Ac-, fcc.
H. Y. ILAVnAKER,
MOTART PUBLIC AID COHMIMIOBBB at Duns
FOB MIBBEdOTA.
JOHN If. CRAWFOBB,
ATTORNEY k COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
DAVEBPOBV,
IOWA.
•eplS
'rilTH BTTR ACTED BT A MEW PROOESS
without occasioning any delay or pain what*
er
JULIUS CHE8EBR0U6I,
Dental SHrgeoR.
OPPIOR—In Kcrwin'a Block, 8S Perry, betWMB Si
and «th streeu.
Having aompleted arrangements, he 1* now pr*»
par. to exiraot teeth by aumuting a alight umietrt
of electricity around the tooh at thetlmaaf
tloo, thereby allaying all pain attendant
tra.-1'ng by the ordinary method.
Thepatlent has a full knowiedga of what is
lug, and there a** nt thaa* efleef whkh ar* oft«B
notleed after havlM ierth BrtuXad by the ms« e
Ottarafom or the rfiMln
Julyttdtf
MadtlMB ar* th*/BWTMm
Aicf (Meyer,
IVTROLMBALBm Retail Das
let* In
fl BimiiUrOigara. Tlrftota Iin, 01 0—lag
wlBMttHTiliii^ rmr Wjaa, Ra.,iBW Mi
aad tinateHoii
& 8. MOOKK,
-•rrnvrm *r^fpr ju| TTTTTZTTFTK
DAILY IOWA STA!
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Baf*a»srt, Octwkwr It. IMS.
MAXLiABJBAJfOHMJCHTR.
tAlTmi MitLfby railroad) clones every day, Bwa
daya excepted .at OM A a.
TillLaJi MAIL and Southern IOWA, by railroad,
clo-es -very day.SoDdeas cxeepted, at 8 a and 4
m.
BiCt»bbk ix., for Sou'herti TCinoia, and St.
Lonis, if railroad, clj*e* every day,Sundays exoept
ed, at 7 a
N'/Bihibm MAIL, for Dubuqae .ml Northern Io
wa, by raiir «d, Coses very day, Sondaya tsoefiUd,
at 7 s a it.
kuiTHiax MAIL, lor UQiiit, Pr.acetra and Ly
ons. t.y state, rioacs every Mobday, Wedoeaday aad
PrH«y at
lu ai ^tTE WAY MAIL, by Bewttt Maqaoketa,
WiiU.ii Ac by »tae, ck.***Satarday*, Twaeday* aad
Thursdays at i m.
Bli s OBAsa MAIL, Taeadays, Tharsdays and lat
araay a, ioaes at 7
A
i KOB fimovL MAIL. Taaeays awi Fridays at
12
A I.D'I Oaovc
MAIL, Dim, Long Grove, Ac.,
•vary Tuesday, IS M.
Rit aa MAIL, North daily, Sundays aaosytad,
TgAVmjJBH'fl QUIDS.
BAILEOAW, East,Leave at 8.V, a andC-JBm
eiaept Buud.y. excepted West, leave* at 'J U6 A
anl 0.1' M, Holidays excepted.
Bijat-, North .leave at I A m, Beodays excepted
South, irave at 6% a. Sundays excepted.
Sta«BS, North, u, Duboq w, via Dewltt. Maqeo
keta aiid Wilt'^n. leave the pennay ivacia Hou.e,l ue»
days, Thursdays an" Satur'lays at 7 a m, N jtth, to
Lyooa via I eClalre, pr'neetoo, Oamanche and Olln
ton. Tue»Iaya,Th nra lays a.'.l Saturday a at 7 A M.
Siunh It Arnold's line of hacks leave every day at
Remember the Railroad meet
isg At the Council Chamber this evening.—
There arts to be mBttcrg of importance «lh
cuaei.
jpy C»ar fellow citizen Haviland is
aH.ut to establish a coal yard at Bridge
Avenue and Front street—near Eaat Daven
port.
MASO*TC.—The
beatlst,
Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons of Iowa, meet in this
city this morning, and will be in session
for several days.
RAPT SMASHED.—Another
tW We advise parties whose busi
ness requires tliem to be out late at night,
to provide themselves with small lanterns,
as we heard of an instance of a collision on
one of the greased poles which are down
where crossings should be. Two individ
uals got up as soon as convenient.
EMIGRANTS.—Despite
HOTEL,and the
j.Vaaantlyaltnat'^lof any bouae In the city,
mru.tii ling a vl w ..t tti- Mla.i.sippt, R»ck laland
Ci'J and of old Fort Arni-troiiK.
lMmilem wishing tJ stop iu thl. city, will And at
VOLUME 4. DAVENPORT, IOWA, WEDNESDAY tORNING, OCTOBER 13,1858.
of the muddy
state of the roads, we notice constant ac
cessions to the population cf Iowa. Some
half dozen teams went up throngh the city
to Jasper connty yesterday, wither the men
have provided purchased tracts of lands and
erected small but comfortable dwellings,
and trade ample provisions* for the usual
necessities of life.
FOR ELROPE.—On
young friend, Charles C. Harris, late Editor
of the Nvtt, started for the East, with a
view of making a tour throngh the Europe*
an States. He will be joined in New York
by our esteemed yonng firiend M. M. Price,
Esq., who will bear Charley company in his
tour through Europe. Both of them start
off with the anticipations of having a good
time generally in looking over the old
orld. We wish them much happiness in
their journeying*, and trust they may meet
with good general success in their foreign
trip, and return to Davenport, with large
acquisitions of knowledge.
FIREMEN'S BALL.—The
UBS J0 V
X»ocno
MEN'S
1. vrsh 86 J'Hiee
raft was
used «p br hitting the Bridge yesterday.—
It struck near the centcr and split it direct
ly in two peicea. No lives loet, and no
great damage done any way.
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.—Attention
is directed to the call for a National Demo
eratio meeting at Rock Island on Saturday
next. The Hon. B. F. Blackburn and lion.
Henry S. Fitch, will addreas the meeting at
2 o'clock p. m.
SALE OF
PROPERTY.—Mr.
C. H.
Kent, Land Agent, sold on Saturday last a
two story frame house located on Second
street Particulars we have not heard. In
spite of hard time* Kent is doing a driving
business, and he is just the man to drive a
trade.
tb
RAILROAD
Monday our
members of
the Independent Fire Engine Company, are
to give a splendid ball at the German Thea
ter in one week from this evening. In speak
ing of this occasion we do not urge anybody
to attend the ball, as there are those who
do not make such a practice but we would
ask that this company be aided in this par
ticular, not so much to have a good time at
the ball, but to raise an amonnt of funds to
defray some debts of the Company. It is
well known how the No. 2's have strag
gled along and bought tkeier engine,erected
their house, and that without any aid from
the city. There is yet a small debt in their
hands, and it Is to be hoped that the pro
ceeds of this ball will enable them lequidate
the same. It is due to th« Company that
all who can afford to do so should contri
bute a dollar to this entertainment for the
purpose above stated. Give the No. 2's
good encouragement.
Associa^^impty
ri
CHRISTIAN
TTOK.—At a meeting of tha young men of
Davenport at the Congregational Church on
Monday evening Oct. 11th, for the purpose
of hearing a report in regard to forming a
Young Men's Christian Association, Mr. H.
H. Smith was elected to the chair, and Prof,
A. A. Griffith, ehosen secretary.
Dr. Ames from the committee, stated tha
object of the meeting, and moved that tha
reports of the (pedal committee be read.
Mr. Wellerand Dr. Taylor made reports
which were unanimously adopted by the
meeting.
Mr. M. M. Prioe moved that the reports
be adopted by the signiag at tha rwalatioa
to adopt, and than pressed to aa oganixa
tioo. The motion prevailed, and tha gen
tlemen present, about fifty in all, signed
their names to tha resolution.
Mr. Wickenham moved that tha Com
mittee be eontinued and report a Constitu
tion and By-Laws for tha Young Man's
Christian Association of Davenport.
At n masting to ha haid st tha minftn
Ctafah Msadaf arssingOsi l«(h» the an-
TO MAin SUBHORIBKR8, JIVE DOLLA1US FEB ANNUi^CITY SUBSCRIBERS lO CENTS PER WEEK.
The Elertlon-
The election ia tUs city passed off wery
quietly yesterday. The number of votes
polled was 16S0—a larger vote than was
expected—end yet many voters did not visit
the polls. The voting closed at six o'clock,
aad
Um
jndges canvassed oatil half past ten,
when they adjourned until this morning.
Whfcii the canvass close.! the vote stood,
Bennett ahead of Dillon 44 Dillon behind
the Republican ticket some 400 votes Gif
ford ahead of Crandall over 4*0 votes.
There was a tie reported in Blue Grass
and a report that Winfield gave 25 majority
for Itillon Buffalo .55 ahead for Bennett.
Princeton gives Dillon 136 and Bennett
67—Dillon 68 majority Le Claire reported
at 100 majority for Dilloa, though not offi
cial. The only official returns we have are
from Princeton and Pleasant Valley. The
probability is that Dillon is 160 ahead la the
oounty. Owing to tisa bad state of the
roads we are unable to give anything like
complete returns.
The following are the retnrve fraaa Fleas
ant Valley Township:
IitMuCR *Tti nsFt7Buaaa.
Dougla* 45 Bstle TS
Psivia 85 Csnell
JOHN COLEMAN was charged being over
charged with an overplus of home-made
whiskev. John asserted tha this potations
hfd been very modest,and that it was not his
usual custom to drink to excess. This was
not all believed and as lie had no visible
means of support, he was sent up to the
Graham House to board ten days.
A. HLOUES was found drunk on the street
—unable to walk with any degree of cer
tainty—in fact he could not walk at all.—
The policeman kindly chartered a wheel
barrow, placed him thereon and conveyed
him to the calaboose. At bis trial yester
day morning, he was seat to the County
Jail two days.
PATRICK BIRNS—RATE, AC.—Burns
was
brought up before the Court chaiged with
assault with attempt to commit rape on the
person of a young girl in the upper portion
of town. In addition to this he attempted
to fire the house when the attempt was
made. He opened a trunk, took therefrom
a dress which he set on fire and then plaoed
it back In the trunk and left it to burn. It
was discovered and extinguished before
much damage had been done. He was
handed over to the Grand Jury, which will
undoubtedly attend to his case in a very
prompt and summary manner. It was al
leged that he was drunk at the time.
MEETING.—Few
of the
persons engaged in the political excitement
of yesterday pause to reflect, that the elec
tion ju«t passed is of trillng importance com
pared with the vote to be taken upon the
subject of county loan for the RailrcJ.
When we reflect that the wealth,the pros
perity, the happiness, the present and fu
ture growth of this community depends up
on the result, we are simply astonished that
so much indifference is exhibited by the
people respecting the loan. Many growl
because the M. fc M. R. R., ask for so large
a loan, and deem it an outrage that $150,
000 should be loaned to that company, to
be expended outside of this county, and
severely censure the meeting that acceded to
the demands of the beggars of that road.
To all such we have to say that no mea
sure of great public benefit was ever adopt
ed, without some compromise. We know
that the sum of $150,000 In addition to the
sums already loaned by the county and
eity, seems rather large, and somewhat be
yond reason, yet tha question now is, shall
the whole project of the building of rail
roads in Scott County, be defeated simply
on account of enmity to tha M. 4 M. R. R.
If the vote could be taken upon each pro
position separately adopting the style of
the vote, to have a joint vota, and we now
go for the whole proposition for the gener
al good, and we trust that all who live in
and expect to do business in this eity and
county, will come op to tha work of put
ting through the entire loan, and thereby
place the City of Davenport in the van of
all rival cities, in trade, prosperity, and in a
healthy and speedy convalesenoa from that
torpid state into which the lata financial
crisis has placed her. We have poor la
borers to take care of, we have valueless
real estate to render valuable, we have
houses to fill with well paying ten
ants, we have wholesale business houses tn
sustain, a retail trade to revive, and a gen
eral revival of activity in every department
of business and how can we so well do it
as to expend $325,000 among our laborers
nnJ merchants,and by doing so open a new
and rich field of patronage for merchants^
bankers, lawyers, editors and all classes.
Open up Cedar Valley—throw open tha
counties west of Iowa (Sty, and if naad be
send a line of railroad up by tha way of
De Witt to Maquoketa, and on the river to
LeCIaire. In fact make Davenport the rail
road center. If the vote ihould not be per
iled by striking out $150,000 to the M. A
R. R. and inserting $A0,000 to be ax
panded by that road upon the bluff^t would
please us better, and we question whether
tha present State law permita us to grant
public money to railroads to be expend
ad
out of the county, but wa are willing, ra
ther than peril the whole pngaet, to vote for
tha lean as am
whstwn kifiR laRg liedi4.
ie.»WEu^^«r.¥ Mi.
COMMERCIAL.
«*SHH Isikst.
Ia ths
DAvmrroaT, Oct. It, I p. •.
We quite at
HAT*—Dull
O'Conner
CnaSeii
Rich as
COIRT BEFORE JUSTICE
BLOOD.—There was a small swartu ol ac
eu^d individuals at tne Justice's Office
yesterday morning, The first on the Dock
et appeared.
C. J. SCLI.IVaw was charged with drinking
whiskey in violation of form of the law of
this State and with getting drunk thereon.
He was required to pay costs of prosecution
amounting to and hereafter abstain
from any such indulgence.
lag. At Mills, for ths
lag. Recei|Hs Mm thin 800 bn.
rather light, bat fair qnaali
I*, f4S0 retail, $S Ot#ft *.
la to-day nominal st SO#
atSS#4fc.
shipping, prises
..jtJT
f*T TSLSCRAPH.
Msw Tons Ost. IS.
PLBtm—Very b**vy,wtth a f»Hh*r dadta* of 10
cent*. Bales 8/100 bbis at a 00&4 00 for VMoaad
4 4S#4 66 for super Btasr 4
6oaA
for extra Bute
4 IS tor oeatasn to good extra ••sen u 4 SO
05 fO I extra reond op Ohio.
BVE
PLOCB— «-Bll. Small sal** at 1 15^4 00.
WBBAV—OontlntMs heavy and nominally 3c lewsr.
Sal** IB^OOV bu common at for aalxed Wast
ern.
at TI^SO
nt
i*
ri» od 8t Bi e is
R-,a 85 Mil ar
BJ. i» .1 85 lirske
L' fflLK'Weil ss Vandevsr 76
Perioetl AS Dillon 67
Herb
"74
O'Conner
CnaSeii *18
Crsndatl Oidord 78
POLICE
Rva—Firm S*ies a.00 at 76.
Pax I"ii and lower Haie* 400 His at IS SO#
14 30 for me-s 14 00(314 25 for prias.
BEB»—Iall and without change.
HAMS—VJoiet and nominal
COT
MEATS—Steady. but strict* Sales SO hhds at
Shoulders, Baaoo, deil.
Wsnuv-MK.
Flaw Yerk Stock Marked,
u
Nsw Toax. Oct. 12.
Brocis—Quit* active but lrreeniar Proc-ss prfc
ce* shade higher, bat market net buoyant
MOSBT—Abundant and easy on call, &^4 per
cent shirt bes* paper,
STERLINO ExcBAHes—Pniu. 110 tor best bank
ers bills.
STAR E w 8 O RPST
AMD
GIRCULAi IMS LIBRART.
We receive ngalsrly and for nil 11 HslHsBT
M. T. Herald, Pkllad. Bulletin,
Tribune, Otn. Oasette,
Times, Commercial,
Boston Herald, Chicago Own. Pr*ss,
Tr*v»ller, Trlbons,
St. Louis Republican, Bt. Loeis IntelliMD0er(
Davenport Oaaette, Democrat and News.
Subscription* received on the must liberal teras
by the month, qnartei or year.
octl 8. H. STARR, Agent.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
A Card.
Tha person who mslictumly put a stick In oar B*w
iBg Ms eh lne ithe wheter A Wilson at the Rook Is
land Pslr Jest before the examining Committee
OMte aroand, did not probably obtain what they
to mw dernredweTO^k the FIRST PBSMIUM
the machine is too well known. Try again—but AMI
orally. D. WHITS,
Agent for Wheeler A Wilson.
P. B. Ws took tha flrst premium at th* Iowa
State fair.
A Card/*
AMD A SLIGHT DISCRBPAMOT. TO BOOT
I noticed a statement in a lat* bene ef the Tfmm,
a card of D. P. Whits, Agent, to the effaet that th*
machine he sells, (ometlmrs, took ths pre ml
am at
the Rock Island Fair.
if yon will look tn the Arytu of Sept. 81, yon will
see the official report and list ot premium*, and here
appears the discrepancy.
In the fltst place, no premium was offered at all,
while none rani* b«va neee sivea, we see a highly
complimentary note in the oflcial report, In connec
tion with the (|naker City Mewing KVachlaa*
which, I suppose, applied to all good machines. It
appears, then, that brother White's ideas of the
honoralt4" are somewhat agne-shaky, bat his
machine* are pretty good notwithstanding and the
fact (call for the proof) that among oar Wednesday's
salet was ons to a family having Whseler A Wil
son's alrealy, but oenld nst mak* It serviceable,
does not mtk« them w rs«, perhaps, but only proves
the greater excellence of the Quaker City.
By the way, I'll barely mention that we have just
received the NUth invoice of juaker City Stwimg
JfachintD, and there is a fine assortment for select
ing from—three style, and a ditto machines, at ear
office, corner 2d and Brady Streets.
F°
T. O. ESTE to CO.,
Proprietors ta ths Western States.
««p. B"—*'Mext." seplS-tf
CND —A BOLD WATCH
[ocl8 3t] OBO. 8. C. DOW.
Notice.
THE
pnb'ic are cautioned Mtalnat purchasing
thre* certain promissory notes, drawn In favor
of John 8. Harris, dated October 6. ISS6, aa w* .hall
legally contest the same. Bald notes were signed by
8. a. BBOSR,
0'18 Z. B. BO WE 88.
latlraal DMteratJc SlMtlaf,
A KB
COUNTY t'OXVEXTIOH.
rraiRI will be a County aad District Convention
I. of the Rational Democrats of Meroer, Henry and
Bock It laad conn'les. on Saturday the 16th at 11
o'clock A a, at the Oourt Howe In the city of
ROCK ISLAND,
tor th* parpeee of nominating a Representative toe
the Di'trVt also to rominateCountyc®ssrs.
Hon. Breckinridge ». Blackbern. Hon. Reary B.
PM:h and other excellent speakecs will address th*
meeting
AH are cordially InvlWd to attend.
BUSiklns will rommence at o'clock H.
|£ch Mead, October 12, 1BS8. se»
o n e o n e
Mn E G. BOSTWICK
WILL OIVB A
OONOSRT
I* TBIS CITY
I S W E E K
Per particulars ses Bssall Bills aad to-morrew'i
HILLI 4 WA8HBHRN.
BO. II RRABT ITRBIT.
•eve reoelved their
PILL ill WIHTEB STOCK
OP
Tova at
Os^ristag the bsstpetterasta the Retuva Kark*U
Cmmk iltrw.
Mr the cdehrated
FtftBBST «AK CtOK ITITI,
Per the earl railed
a k i a n i
Por a good stove, snd a iteve that
W U i i e i i n
ran
fOR
Tl
9
he., Aa* a* to th*
C.
norm
movmb
OB
•UM VAUWRM)
•0.88 Brady strsst.
vWlicc.
DEMOCRAT.
LATEST MEWS.
(RT- TEUORAPH.)
Fro* Wew Yorh.
HEW
it ractipia ol grata w*r* netted,
at ta* bad state mt tne road*
ia election matter*.
we notice no cku|t la qoote-
YOBK, Oct, 12 —Thursday Nov. 18
is appointed Thanksgiving day In Mew
York.
Bayard Taylor is expected home in tha
(.Saxonia,
which was to have left Southern^
ton on the 4th insL
The chess match between Morphy and
Harwitx, has resulted ia tha victory of the
American, so jays a private letter from
Paris.
The steamship City of Baltimore is below
and will reach her dock about S o'clock.
The Democratic primary election lae
night paeeed off peacefully.
Frea Waahlngtea.
WaSBiRotoN, Nov. 12 —Mr, C. W. Brad-J
ly, from the U. S. Legation in China has ar
rived, bringing the Treaty, Its provisions
n^ree with the abstract heretofore pubiiab-
Com. Chat Green hae been appointed
Light House Inspector for the Buffalo de
partment
Nothing is known at the Navy Depot of
the rumor of the chartered vessels for the
Parsguay expedition being unfit for service
as reported.
Secretary Cass was to-day detained from
his official duties by severe indis(osition.
The new Senate Chamber will be ready
for occupation at the next session of Con
gress
Com. Shubriek lad the eity to-day for
New York.
The frigate Sabine is to sail without de-
U*-
It is said Mr. Reed asked to be allowed to
return home, he has made arrangement*
with the Chinese Imperial Commissioners,
for indemnitication ol tuerican citizens, for
losses caused by the difficulty at Canton ami
a portion of th»- duties at Canton, Sha nghui
and Branchord, were to be appropriated for
the purroee. Mr. Reed was ai'OUt proceed
ing to Shanghai, and contemplated visiting
the Northern ports of China. The sqtiadroa
was all gone to Jafian, where the Puwhaian
Would have her engines and rudder over
hauled.
Dr. Bradly brings an autograph letter
from the Emperor of China written on silk,
2 by 7 feet in length and elegantly execu
ted. Mr. Heed leaves China for Bombay
about the 1 st of Dec. and thence to England
where he expects to meet his family.
Democratic JHeettn* In t'sseall Hall.
9BOSTON, Oct. 12,—The Democracy of thi
city held a mass meeting in Fanueil Hall
this evening, tilling it to overflowing. Wo.
S. McGowun presided.
Resolutions were passed sustaining the
policy of the Democratic party.
Addresses were made by Hon. Dr. Beach,
Hon. Caleb Cusliing, Hon. Isaac Davis of
Mass., Hon. Jeff. Davis of Miss.
The meeting was of the most enthusiastic
character,
The ratifications of the State nominations
were carried unadimously.
The havannh Election.
S SVAKAH,
Oct 12.—The Democrats in tha
eity election were entirely successful- Their
candidates for Mayor and Aldermen were
elected by a large majority.
Fire In New York.
HMW YORK, Oct, 12.—The extensive eta
bles in Clarkson street were burned last
night, with the coal yard of J. W. Bush, a
butcher shop, a large packing bouse, a larre
brick building used as a cooperage, and a
feed store. Loss, unknown, but it waa hea
vy. It was the wrk of an incendiary.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of tee Steamer Indian Empire.
HALIFAX, Oct 11.—The steamship Indian
Empire, ('apt Countenay, from Gal way on
the morning of the 2t*th ult, passed Cape
Race at one o'clock on the morning of t|«
7 th in st. She arrived off Halifax harbor at
9 o'clock on the evening of the 9th. She
has 250 passengers. She had a succession
of stioftg westerly gales during tha aatir*
passage.
eBBAT BBITADf.
There was tome expectation of a reduc
tion of tha rata of interest of the Bank of
England.
It is reiterated that Spain is about to pro
ceed against Mexico.
The controversy between Prof. White
house and the Directors of the Atlantic Tel
egraph still continues in the newspapers.
The shares of the company were quoted at
£315o£325.
Losixm. Tuesday.—The Freneh ambassa
dor will leave Paris for China on the 3d of
October, with the ratified Freneh treaty.
The Gwalior rebels were defeated on tha
17th of Auguat They had 700 killed.
Tha fort of Paenrce, after 30 hours' shell
ing, waa surrendered to Gen. Gapisr on tha
34th
A brilliant victory had been gained by
550 police over 4,000 rebels.
FRANCS.
The rumor gained ground that a matri
monial alliance was on the tapis between
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Cololida,
oldest daughter of the King of Sardinia.
The Minister of Marine had been to Cadiz
to superintend the dispatch of troops and
ships to Cuba, to act against Mexico.
The Duke of Malakoff is to be married on
the return of the Emperor from Chalons.
Havre, Dunkirk, Diepiere, Calais and
Boulogne are to be put in a state of defence,
a port of refugees to be constructed between
Brest and Cherbourg.
PRUSSIA.
The Bank of Frankfort bad raised its rate
of discount to 4 per cent
Bl'SSIA.
Tha Iwaliit Ruut announces that It is
in eomtemplation to unite Europe and
America across the Russian Possessions. The
telegraph now extending from St Peters
burg to Moscow la to be continued to tils
Ann tier of China.
first Antral fcj the
Oririul
MW
Mall Mitt.
ffawa (teas Wnmmr Hlvnr* Oveeea and tha
Plains.
Sr.
LOOS,
Oct. 10.—The overland Califor
nia mail arrived at 9 o'clock last night A
large number of prominent citizens assem
bled at the Pacific Railroad depot on the
arrival of the train from Jefferson City.
Mr. Butterfield was greeted with a hearty
welcome from the crowd, and waa formaly
received with a brief complimentary speech
by John F. Darley, on behalf of the citisens.
Mr. Bnttcrfield responded in aa appropriate
manner, returning his warmest thanks for
tha anexpectrd dsainnsiratioa aad cordial
approval of his labors by the people of St
Louis.
Tha Basils were then escorted to the Post
by a lsag proimdos of people with
A
tslsgWHph Una from Plscstvills *ta gait
I*keOtty ia aswBaneed.
inre to the
8th of September.
hMn sUmish wttk the In*
Ueat AJUanndsis
NUMBER 291.
Thn Navajo Indians still refuse to snrrsn
der the murderer of Mej Hr.*»k«' servant
On the ii'.'th of August a light oceured lie
tweeu^ a small detachment ot troope under
Captain McLean and the Indians at Bear
Spring?, in which McLean waa severely
wounded and six or eight savage* frjUfl
Vha Baffolk Baah« doe.
Bosrow.Ocr. 11.—The President of ths
Suffolk Bsnk hss i-«ued a circular to the
efTect that the Suffolk Bank no longer holda
it*elf responsible fjr the maiatainanee as
heretofore ol the system of redeeming bills
of country banks, but that any bank wleh
ing to continue business with the Suffolk
Bank can do so.
The famous horses Plonghboy, of Brook
lyn, N. Y., Hiram Drew, Kthan Allen, and
Columbus, Jr., are entered for the Grand
Trotting Exhibition, to take place on
Wedoei'lty tod Friday, at tht fair groo&di
in this city.
th* AlUntle Tsiatag*.
TWrrr BAT. N. F.. Oet. 11.—7o
9*. JOHNS, N. F, Oct. 11—
FUld, it'rw York
NEWADV'RTISEM'TS.
•Vfir
Coal
OW
I'dtrtf,
the 18th of October, I shall estsMHh a Ooe
Tsrd on
O N BTHEEV
Near Bridge Avenue*
Those who desire a
Chi Quality Ctal,
De'lvered by careful and obliging men, os the same
Was as frotti other yard• will leave tbnlr ordeis
at my offl''©, 8. B. Corner of Hm.-IV and 8evn1 ste
««li AI HI-BITS HAVII AND.
Dancing Academy.
ffUMAK. late of New
VV Orle.l v wlrh --to inform the
fJf/^you-iK I.flu* and (iei t'emen of |)a
y'.vV^venlK(rt tt.»t be haa opened a Dan
r:neA#ad.Ni\ at Ki. i- Br.nlr street, between
Thirl and K.nrth street*, where he will teach the
Blfiit fftthloiifcble
toufi of K'haoDM. MonJayt, Wcdn^tdfty*
•n1 FrMavfi far lAdt*** from fcto 12, a m— gentlemen
from I to 5 fend 7 to 10 M. For throat, apply at the
hall. pj-u
NOTICE.—t.
c. Polton Will will be St theoOce
of Davison lr ie until th- Jti'h of October
All noto- IQ my |.»Maaion, that sre anpiid sod
paaseil dtie will be collected by law without further
notice, anises the Interest Is paid aad the note* ex-
ou-a
Iterest
A. C. PULTON.
lYofice.
HAVE this day oat *l: my right, tHie and in
of I)rt)K and Apotl.e sry Store No. 68 Brs
dy street, including aiy buok account*, snd author
lxe all biUs In favor to be collected by Reger A
Roeera.
October 6, 1858,
_oc9 J. 8. HARRIS.
Co-partnernhip Notice.
THK
stibicnberi. have this .lav formed rCo part
ter-lilp under the name snd style of Carroll A
Oochran, frr th* trans
action of a general
toral liuslnees.
DavenpiTtj October 8, I86H,
W. L. 0ARR1I L,
0*»w COCHRAN,
Mot ice.
ALL
per.on.
kLowine
themselves
indebted
are rer noted to
WSKLVtTATEl
to me
i n Pett|..
tf"-ir accounta.
sh juld any unable to pav they will please .ettle
by not'', on before the r-1 day .f N
Jveir.t»-r,
so
that I may be i nabled to .titleall clalnjs against me.
Dsveniort October 9, i-6«.
«10 JAMBS W. CANNON,
Gax«tteand News copy.
WmU Paper^ Watt Paper*
THI IE8T ASSORTS BBTV
a e a i i i a s
IB THE
W
ARB NOW OPPRRBD AT
•War r&rk Coef mnd
AT THE
»WA ROOK Room,
60 BRADT STREET, 50
Call
early
snd make your aalecUons,"
flaw Is tk« tlae ta Bay Cleayl
OcIO lm] J5IO. HAHDI B, Agtat.
trusteed Saie.
TFTHERB 4 8 on th" xth day of October, A.
V v l^6t, Olsna Asmusii Wle-e executed onto Baas
nel Byive^icr as Tru?t-e, a certain deed of trust OSD.
vjln* to said Trustee tb* land tn Scott oonnty.Iewa
described a» foil iw,, to wit The nortb half of the
north-east qsarter of »eri ion naBbrr thirty-Bve (R)
In township a-venly nine ,19) n -rti. of range two (8
east of the 5th Prln' lpal Mert^iaa, Which *«id con
veyaas* waa made by the ea:l Clans Asmum Wiese
for the purpose o' secarUiK tke payment of several
certain p-ctuieiKiry note* and the interest thereea,
(igneo by aavl Wlene, dated the S*h day of Oetober,
A t) l%65, and among others, one the sum of one
hundred dollS'S, payable ia two year* fr*m date,
with intereet at ten p» cent per annum after matu
rity.
And nowthe above devriUd note having become
due and payable, aad tbe aaid Claua Assasp Wless
having fatlsd te pay the same. I, Samuel Syl
vester, Traaiee as aloraaaM, do henky give "j.
public notice, that by virtne of the power Which
1* la me vested bv *tld deed ef Trust, I will,
on Saturday the aicth day of November a P.
ISM, at the hour of a o'clock In the afternoon of aaid
dav.at the Court Moose door In the city of Davenport
rxpeoe and oSkr for sale, at pflMk anetlcn, to th*
highest bidder lor cash the parcel of laad above
described, or se mneh thereof as shall be siBelnt
to satisfy snd pay the amonnt of -aid nota.wttb ths
Interest thereon to tb* day of aale, tecelher with ail
th* xsti aad i ms a I attending aatd sale, ef this
notice and Troe'ee*. fees.
Bated tbe 11th day ef October, A a UM.
SAMrBL BTLVBSTBE,
fe12 T'Bates.
W A E W E E
V ANDEW ATER"S
Baccatly laipraTai Jaaval TarMaa
Wlieel.
—ss, lia. 81 Msalh Clark Street*
I A O
I
OFFER this Improved Tatbias Watsr Whesl la
ths publli with ths fnUset osaBdeace sad sasn
rance of Its
SlVERIOBITV OVER ALL OIBKB Wain.
Without an exeeptiea
(and I
They give a very
iqq. Tbay ar* wO ta
[and have been testel in) Mills uf all desertpttoM.'
Rtaady sua* Valisrn lytad,
Aad are w*0 adapted te very high as well ae very
low heads and tails. They w«l w«k well In fewk
water without aay nateriu lose ef pow.r, and ate
act troahled with toe, aa they are aet metis ef ths
tsrehay aad discharged undrmesth. It wqdiw a
ef Sssslag te get at s high spesd,
butltitla set ep, aad rans apea a sSrp mat
la rap
a Ms ef rWdiH a pewer ef fr« 18 te 88 pat
esasefttewaelefevered the wsSsr (seaerdhnte
the Sagrss
of SaUh of ta* wheel) nndsr high hasda
aad Mb.
anB'
Wl«*tT ITATl DIMOOBAV
is rrsusaan nntv
TBI RSBAr ReBBfBa,
Laaaa, cuta Tvn. AT
88 OO PSH AMMU18. ZM ASVASO*
•alas cf Adrertlslag ta the Vi
One square (of 12 ||nm)
«*h additional
One Square one muntii....
s
ill
m-inths
threr
*1* Dinntli*,.,,,,
one year..
(he
cult
an,c*| year....
1 2
STOVES.
801 TCIIB 8TSTB8
Ot
SMITH A REMINITtN
»R0 ARR BBUIMR
•t Tf 12 BMsLABS
TUAM WAS MrCM MMFOJUC 0JVMBMP UT
THIS MAK
nr.
summcBi
HJi mTEM 0
MO. 7,816 WO.
8. 818 Mo.»,
Tegdher with a large i
Pttrr
Cooper, Aett Yotk:—Nothingwasdone
with
Valentia either on Saturday or yesterday.
Signed Dx SANTT.
To
C. H'.
—Have srrivod here and
leave instantly for Trinity I^v
Signed ~c\ W. LIMIT,
Operator from Valentin
00«R ITSVEl,
•ad s good ssseetsseat ef
u i o 8 o &
9
At ^responding |«w prices, we have alas a lame
in thi almodl «myirttelitettv
0 I 8 E V I I S U i 1 I E
Which we wn sell at
MAaa VIHU PBION,
SMITH a RRMINQ4M
sign of the Big Tm Rattle.
88
Bast Second street.
SO.nEYHi.VV JVMW
I
IN TUB
O V s a
DKLANO'8 PATENT COAL ST0IB8,
BESIDKS
the(rsat qualities they tsveacsanaS
with sU other stoves, we cia n so great adiee
tate over s1! that. Ins end of puttlug tn fresaaoal oa|
t"P of the fire a- in other stov i it i fed |B the
bottom, ns- |U ui y all the miuke and gaa la ran-*
Suraed IB petting tnrousb the live roais. eating
Greater Amount of Heat
and avoidlin the filling of flssc and the dtssgresable
nmell of Oa« li. t6« iiwa.
For Parlors aid 9t re« where light good* ar* kept#
these ,t.,ve« are lovalosM*. sr.d partcularty ada|t»|
for Leaiiiig Pr int HaII*. wncr« a large amonnt *4
pipe 1. i.qntred.
We have three aura tor stort* aad on*for parier*.
Every stove is
Warranted t« give Per (set SnttafaeglM.
Please call and examine th»m at
BMItH A EBMINOTOH'S.
ocidlmo
£8
Eaat Brcont sire*.
mill Good* Heiivered Free
H. A. WrPPERMAIIRI,
•BADV kTRBBT UROtEHl 8T8BB.
GBMEBAL ASSORTMENT OW SROORRIMa
aad Provisions st Wholssel* and Retail
A
Freak SMRMO mt Wedaaed Pftesei
MOLASSES A
v/ sr/ti'p.f,
Vas ef ail Mads OeMkas, fine Old JCec and Meeaa.
Rio, etc goad Bauer, nrine Chesee Friak BeWlj
Byrnp of ail kinds) wWt» Pepper, etc IhgCsB.1®
Pesried Hago. Macearoni. V.rmiceHI, PesiWd Bat ley.
Split Pea*, etc. tew Raisins, Pigs, Dates, Piaass.
Qrapee, etc.
Cunmdm Himp ond llw grwh,
AtemgMe aesortment of
PRB8BBVED FRUIRB^
Jelllea." Jsm., Pickles, Cttanpe, Laa Pcrltn**,
Worceetersbire Sauee, French aad Baglleh HaeMsd,
Spanish Olives, Capers, llerbs, etc.
CHOICB WIMEB, LIQUORS AMD 0WAB8. S
oca
o me m.
ANOTHKITL
A U
AID
OF
Frcili 4lracerl«a
JTgfel MUcHwed
And tor sals at the lowest possible dgsre, at
ar. «#. wvw*ERMdjrjr*9i
This a
lock consti ts ef
freak Mafara
OF ALL laDS,
I i i IM81
E N IVBCPI,
W. /. MO LAMMS,
Bis, Masses mo, LAOUTBA AB*0.a. asms
Cafreci,
AUO
JTuts,
JVBBUB,
-is
m-
CHBSBB SALT, A*., HB,
All ef wklrh will he closed oat at at Whelaeals er
Retail at rvaiartaaly low Ssurea. 1 sRBMBS'^
rubtic wui sail and xamms my gocds sad prises ke*
fore psrshsMag slsewhere. ?vi4
M. A. WUPPBRMANM,
•BABY RTHFET IT8II,
eeS Oeraer Brady aad &th sib
B. a. RBMRR A Z MWMS,
IfaUacartefl, Ckealata A ia||lif
Mavtag porch ss
ad the old atend, !i
MB. Bnidr
BII—U
Bsg Issve te eollclt a akare of pah lie pat
hepe to sseet with a eoattaasass si the si
tng the mast
ifiurr ATrmjtTWOJT
aad sBotksr IbHw efiai inSsha.
Otsshrr 8,1888. e*480
tl*
PifileUB't prtscrlpUoas!^

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