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INLY STATE DEMOCRAT.
ICHAKIMON A. WKfll
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TFHIMI Oft' AOVKHTHINO.
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PORT ASSOCIITfiO HUEM.
Mar !••.« ISA1.
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One month, 9ft
811 weeks,
Two to
Three months t(M
Four months,
Blx taouiha, lUUU
year, i... change, 1*'"'
3 fjUHf. 1 year Utint
Larger space rhtrpd tt thr rate "f $1 5*' lor each
dltioiial square.
for lib** half ii|otr« two-third* if the lko»e r»l«
BiuiiiwiCirJ* not lurirwd 6lii»ea $1® P*'
ASDF.KS ft. MRU. Dally Oaz' tie.
I. I,IH' lIKUfc (1. I»-r Demokrat.
A KH1 S'.ToN ft. WII.KIK. Dally Kvenlng News
CARDS.
I AVMIH HAM.OHD.
O S WRrtr 8HOONO BTRRRT, (LB 0LA1RR
Row,) Davenport, Iowa, wholesale and retail
.lers In Drci s. Medicine,-, Ch-mlcals, Paints, OiL..
odow I a -1 Kan. y Articles, Perfumery, M'IITII
til, 8„l'l Koil. hr M'hH
IMICluK* HICKMAN AMD HUB
fATK KKVOVai) THKIK OI KK K to No VH
bi a'.r ct, uoriii »W« Ut'.wuuu Uraiy and Maiu.
•arrM-tf
j. v.. HAKKKI, m- D.,
Y i i A N A N V K O O N
KIMCK—with Meaan. *«'ger h. Bowera, No. 68,
Hrady Htreat..
•rdere left wltli them will r'' ilv prompt attn
i, uov'id
IIKIXItV H. ANUKRAON,
TTOHNKT AND OOIINHKI.I.OK AT I.AW
MHropolitan Hlock, Davenport, Iowa
MM T. l.ANK, JOSEPH J. I.ANN
AIMriefi mad Cewwaellora «t Law,
o-—Wo^
i aii'! A, Coiiitii' irial Blo k, Huutli-eait
mraf Jd an I Itrady atrnota.
ri.tiMKK, OEO VAN HOMN,
1'i i nKR a an hoskpt,
TTOKNKY.H .tnd .uiir.. ||or« at l.aw, and NoU
rtaa Pnlll Alao a|uti for tlie Uliartrr Itak
lm. «'., Ilartford, Conn., (lapltnl i("i,iHHI
yVIre lii.ro ,N w Uaven, itnn,(M^
'tBr« I,.'I'lair"' Hlock, Hav nport. aep7
i: I'l TNAM.
TTORNKV AND CO|TN'8ICLMtB AT I.AW AND
Notary Vu^'ltc. Ofllio, N«. •£, Davenpurt'*
k, Main Niiiut. auJI»
RKI»i:if ICK SCKA %l,
IVII. HNMINNKK, AIUIHITBOT AND BITTRR.
IKWNlKNT. Alao Tcacb. of Aicbitmnral
Orn.imi- .ui DrtwhiK.
dice at U^v njx.ri CoaufterciAl Collate. Euonia
•iriH-r .Id and I't rrv. tyiMtf
H. tVIIKKI.I K,
MM KRAI. COMMUNION AND PROItnt'I
Men limit, (Wli I- il Auenl of tlir Hyrauuiw
Manufacter/ fur Davenport and ntlKhborliiR
na
trxhoiHooppoKlU* R. R. Depot. Davaport, Iowa
J. II. HthKH, M. U.,
Till IAN AND HURON (irKK'B—POST
OWK'K lil.OOK 11'»us* Not tli -Me of Klflh
«l, tnuwf. il Hra.ly and Perry. JauUl.ltf
T. V. AMPHELL,
TTORNKT AND 0(II!NHKI.IA)R AT L«W,
Dawuport, low*.
Bee—Davenport's Block, corner Mala and Hoo
atreeta. declSdtf
III .l A UOW,
TTMRNHT.H AND CUI NHKI.IORS AT LAW
A N11
NOTAIUHM I'lTBI.lf
flee— At Maoklot A Oorbln'f feiehang* offloe,
/enport, Iowa. oelBtf
i:o. r..
TTORNKV AND 0OUNSKI.1.OR AT I.AW AND
(ioiuuna'lon'r of I^ J« for 0noe th at, will
prompt and careful attention to tlie eollac .Ion of
aia, eonveyanoo of Real Ealale, asamlulBg tlUat
all other kind* oflecal boataea*
H. BKNNICIT. «. P. WIIITOOMI!.
i»i:^^i:-ri a UIIITMMIK,
TTOKNKV8 AND Onl'NSKI.I OltS AT I.AW,
Notaries I'liMli and Oiiiiuid^ioni-ri of D' -d«,
I practii.-In Hie tNniilnof H«olt,Clinton, Ja. kgon
I Mux itlne i ruutia-, and In It- Island county,
.mdtheUfl DUtrli't Oour "f Iowa.
•rri i: -N. W Main mi 'ii.! ftre^ta.
Janl I
Jfll* N. I UAH KOHII,
TfORNKY AND (lOIINaRI.OIl AT I.AW, AND
w Notary Pubic.
»mo«—Niikoil»' Block, tip t^lr*. JaSB
J. D. I*ATTlHI,
TTrtRNKV AT UW. Office—up *talr*. In the
biill.lii K f«i nu rly occupied by»J. W. Wiley,
Sec nd Kfeet.
ii4lt«** tutroateal to lit* care »Ulba pnnnually
elid-' to
laveuport, January 9,1851, Janl
KAIW, U. T. U4I.I.AWAY, m. r. SANHKH8,
imi R«ftl Estate Rr«k«rs,
OOU.RCTION AND TAX AQBNT9.
AI.I.AWAV A- lANDKRIt
ATTORNEYS AT I.AW.
-I^OIalro Block. Bntranee, L*T1(lr«Ha1l
M'OTT HOI ME,
J. Humphrey, Proprietor,
OOR. HARRISON AND FRONT *18.
Mil
BUKTIM HOUSE,
RNKK OF IOWA A FIFTH STREETS
DAVBNPORT, IOWA.
•K*2dtf
.LIAM HAIL, 1. WIL80M ODITBAD.
HALL & I1I ITRAII,
TTORNRYS AND OOi Ma..LRRS, N0TARIR8
i.fftblIc,C mmUalonerx of Deeda for Maine, Ver
nt, New lUiiioatilre, Maa*aabusetts. New York,
w Jerary, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Tennaa
l. ntu ky, llllnol* and Miaitourl ofllca N«28
.in at on* door aouth of Coak 4 Sargent'* Back
fuly lit, Wks Jnlfl-dAwlT
HN L. RWI1%
tt'i at
LAW.
VOLUME 1.
,n
For ritli rh|li|r ail aldltioual Of It cents
(quart- "HI be matte.
KIITli K TO AUVKRTitlKM.
'.arge uU charged d'.uhle the mix dlmeciiODS of
le.
Displayed alvcrti*en.ent* onf-tialf more thM
nal rates.
*Varly advertising contracts will be underato.nl to
ply .trolly I" the immediate business of the adver
r, and all other advertisements ••rut In by the ad
-tiser will be charg-d extra.
Advertucuienis not act ompanied wltli Instruction*
U helii-erttM urn.I fore..!, and charged accordingly.
Notices tor religious and bent-volent pubises u.
led one twui free of cost, thereafter charged a*
.er adv. rtiH'iiH'iita.
l»iTtl^ni'-nu from abroad must be paid for l»
rtahly aiir'iti' e, unless from s.proved Agents
intra- talor year, y advertising terminable at the
lou of a lv rtin' M, tli' y pavin.: an a Ivain enient of
per nnl. Un-contract price.
t!vi rtl *m"-i.I» inserted n-xi to fading matter
.IT cut atvan. eon above rates, and kept on ln
m. it pi •.• rit advance on regular rate*.
»ll transient advertisements must be paid for ID
sauce.
IGMA HIISON At WKHT, Iowa State Democrat.
STATE DEMOCRAT.
•lavenporl, April I, IR5B.
RA
l)r«rli..iD *tr®el
I v*- LI-AO.rljtii lo
I I i v n
la ^uiliorl e i to i
I RoAt/»,
JOB WORK.—Uur
JOHN A. OANO
KWiri SAMO,
etl Estcte iKeiti aii Collectors,
^otn and Iniunnoa BrokWa.
H. V. ILAYSIAKEB*
^tav VVMJG AMD OogMIMOm Of DUOI
foa MUBEIIOTA
OWIOR mOKOLL'a BUIOK, (OP
DAVRNTORT, IOWA.
iail«M Akalraela *f Ik* TIU«B #11
Laali ta VmH Cauiir.
„via-dhwtf
LG CLAIRE H0II8B,
)RNEU OF MAIN AND SECOND STS.
DAVBNPORT, IOWA.
A. LB.CLAIRI, Prop'r,
0. N. Boncti-Vb, Vnp't. JaBO
Park Heiie.
IWA OtTT, .IOWA.
if
If. by tk* preprtetor, thoroughly repaired and r*ao
ilai. kaatlr "•Ti"MhiH,fa Ikr ktsl
sr. WMk MMM BRIM aid UMTBD WITH «U.
SSSaHiMM&fiaBte
COh- IK",
lua pa-
iiuVSliliKBI OOIDE
ka-t, l*a*e at 9 f.i a an.l 5:H «,
Bun layI II pt. il, W' »t. Ir-iV' at V U'J A and MM
M, Huii'tayn'•" pt" d.
SiaoEt, Hruili, io Dubuque, via Dewltt. Mai|no
kntaan.l Wiit- II. irave tlie l'euba :vacia
UOUM-,1
dayn, 'i'liiiradayn an Sati.r li,- at 7 a M, N'-rlli.to
l.you'a vi» I n( iaii Frmo«t',o, Okuiain-lt- ami Olln
tou. T:H*.iiijrs,Tliur»daf a" 1 rt-itui ljjB at M,
Hnittb Arnold'* Una of backa leave tvary day at
In.
MAIL ABRAHGEHKNT8.
RaiTbhi MAIL (Snmlay
-Xr»pt -1.)
arrive* dally
at I a arid '1 9 m.' at t» a a. & u.
Wi-itiN Maii. arrives daiij l»uiidaj' exempted)
at lo A ali i lonea at S
A
A
M.
nnl 5 m.
Holthbhn N II., frcui 8 l.oula ati'l Bontbern Mla
HOtlll, ar^iy-B daily (Huulaj» fxrei t' d) at
rk»*» a at V
N"ai iiChK MAII., »la Dubnqti^and Northern I"
w a a: 11% es dally (.iundaya '*c«ptr.l) at Sr«i cioaea
at
A M.
NiiHlUkU* MAIL, via D»wUt, Mai^noketa,
arrive* Tutflaiui, ThurrlnV" ami Saiurdaja at 1
N i cii *eg Toe*Jays, Tbornduyc and bandaya at 1
NoRTiir.a* MAIL,via!
.-01
a ire, Princeton and Lj
ooa, arrive* daily, (ttunday* i Acept' d) at 7 A clo
ses at 7 H.
Hi kiihi Qbovc MAII.i arrives Tuewlay* and
Kri'lay« at I'i eiw a kudc time*
Hm Uhako wi.. arrive* Tue .lay*, Tl.undayi
an I Batur'iaya, at 111
A
clow•» same tun".
Wai.T BrtvAi.it MA
I
arrly Mori'Uyt and
Thur.vlayii at i
OHI*h
hime J.iyn at 7 M.
i'lTY UK.IIOtKATK! TICKIIT.
FOR MAYOR
DAVID HIOOINS.
POK MAK.MIAI.:
JOSKI'H MOTIE.
FOR tkkakl'RKR:
JOHN SI'IIMIDT.
FOR n.KRK:
DAN1KL DKLAN V.
FOR poi.ii'i
maohtratb:
JOHN JOHNS, JR.
FOR ALIUCKMKN
1st War.!.—TIIoMAS J, lloLMIM,
2.1 Whi.I
8.1 War*]—IOSIII A 1IAL,
4HI WHI.I—IIKMiV B. EVANS,
Mli Wnr.l—KKASTIIS V. LANK,
(•Hi Ward—HONEST JOHN HO EST.
ZJOOAI A.H
Plt-asiint wcatlicr has ^ot tlio
utart once tnnre. A alight fall of snow and
aleet was noticed on Wediiosday evening.
Mkdical.—See
card of Dr. Keith.
The Doctor is again in the field of physic,
and ready to truat all manuer of ills which
human nature in bt-ir to.
£-g~ The fire in liock Island on
Wednesday, was the old Creenbnsh Mission
Houho, formerly occupied by the Mission
Sunday School. It was owned by Mr. Kirk
wood and liis sister. Partially insured.
facilities for turn­
ing ofT job work are unsurpassed in this city.
Send iu your orders.
A largtt lot of the beat blanka constantly
on hand.
ON FOOT.—We saw some fanners in
town from Allen's (irove yesterday, who
came on foot, aud say that is the only way
left for th^ni to get to town. To come to
Davenport aud go baok makes one good
days work certain.
KAI.I.V! KA I .i.v!!
RALLY!!!—Thia
is the last day before election. Let every
democrat be making calculations for hard
work ou the morrow. Every democrat must
vote, and look to it that his friends all vote
the democratic ticket.
Lo! THR POOR 1 )ou.—We noticed a
dog going up Brady street to-day, making
about two-forty, witli an oyster can tied to
his narmtivt. The last seen of hiin he was
heading for Pike's Peak, and if he don't stop
before, will fetch up there. Boys, it is too
bad, but he has no business to be a dog.
SONS OK MALTA.—The
Commercial
is informed that a lodge of the Softs ot Malta
is about to be established iu Hock Inland.
The same paper intimates that another
ferry boat will be put upon the line between
Davenport and Rock Island by Me*sra.
Spencer, Robinson A Co.
CORN ASI OATS.—The corn and oats on the
ill fated Aunt Letty, was Bold yesterday.
The corn brought on an average 77 1-2 cents
per sack. It may be distilled. The oats
brought 07 1-2 centa per seek. The sucks,
we presume, each contain about two bush*
els. Tliift is considered a good sale for the
condition the grain is in.—A'. /. Arjjut.
LrClaike IIoi'jsk.—
Mr. Magiil has
become fairly installed at the Old LeClaire,
and is doing up the business in excellent
atyle. We predict that he will make a poj
nlar landlord, and that the LeCl« a
House will occupy a high poeition dtk hotel.
Suceeea to the LeClaire and its proprietor.
STEALING.—Peter
Mclnoerny, Esq.,
liWWfPIp
Polls will be opened at ibe following
place* oo Saturday next, lor the election of
city officers:
1, Wan!,—hi the Store of B. Heine
The ward is bounded by the corporation
line on th» Weit and North,a»d oa tfc* Kast
by Warren etreet.
2nd Ward —At the house of Hans Boerin,
corner of 6th and Western Avenue. Bound
aries—Warren street ou the West, Western
Avenue on the East, and the corporation
line on the North.
3rd Ward— At the Court House. Bound"
aries Western Avenue on the West, Harri
son wtreet on the East, and the corporation
line on the North.
4ih If art/. -At the City Hall. Bounda
ries Haruaou street on the West, Perry
street on the East and the corporation line
on the Nort'r.
Itlh Ward.—At the LeClaire Market
House. Boundaries Perry street on the
Wi st, Farnain utreet on the East, and the
corporation line ou the North.
(U/t Ward—At liaviland's Warehouse.
Boundaries: Farnam street ou the East, the
corporation line on the North and West.
Diskandiku.—At a special meeting
of the Stockholders of the Scott County
Park, at the city Hall, yesterday afternoon,
it was decided to dissolve the association and
refund the money paid into the treasury to
th« Stockholders. The reason of this action
is that the objects for which the association
was formed ure not anl cannot, at present,
be obtained. We regret very much that
such action has become necessary, as we
have always looked upon the matter be
ing very important.
Mk-SRS. Ekituk* :—I would like to know
whether it is tnn-that A. C. HAVH.ano, a
candidate for Alderman in the (5th Ward,
lias pledged himself to Mr. Kinsella that if
he would aupjiort him next Saturday, he
would, in case of his election, advocate his
I Kinsella's) ciuim against the city for $15,
immi damages. Mr. Kinsella's claim is (no
doubt all right, and is uow iu the courts of
law, where we hope he may gain it But
is it right for an Alderman to make such
pledges to insure hiit election
We find the above in the iVeios of yester
day, and by anthonty of Mr. Kinsella we
deny that Mr. Huviland ever made any such
proposition to him. Mr. Kin«ella says that
he never had auy conversation with Mr.
Ilaviland on the subject and that any per
son that makes snch assertion tells a willful
and deliberate lie. Loomis Co., (Sears is
the V) will make nothing out of this in
sinuation.
tW The exhibition of Prof. A. A.
(Jrillith was atteudod Wednesday evening
l»y A large and attentive audience. The
readiugs and declamations were the most of
tlieiu recited in a style highly creditable to
the members of the class, and reflect great
ly in favor of Mr. Gritlith as an elocution
ist aud instructor. We should like to speak
of the different tnembers who took a part
in the evenings entertainment but time will
not admit, but we cannot pass without say
ing a few words in praise of sonic of the
foremost ones in regard to recitations. We
speak of Master Price iu the speech of the
Red above the Green. Master Tyner in the
speech on the Necessity of Resistance, and
Prank Ailing in Spartreus to the Gladiator,
which we think were the best performance
of any among the male part of the class.
They were loudly encored. Of the ladies
we think the reading of the Bells by Miss
Hnttie Evans was done in a style unsurpass
ed by any one that we ever had the pleas
ure of listening to. She was loudly encor
ed and repeated a part of the same. The
Dove (a reply to the Raven) was well done
by Miss Josephine Jones.
Prof. Griffith acquitted himself as he al
ways does, in a style th.it always brings
down the house with bursts of applause.
Wethiuk the entire audience were well
satisfied with the performance of the
evening, and should the Prof, repeat the
same, lie would have as large, if not larger
audience than he had on Wednesday even
ing.
THE POSITION
wishes us to caution the public against leav.ttfi™1*'
S u o s e e e o a i i y o n v e n i o n
ing any portable goods oat of doors over .. ... w
ing any portable goods
night. He coaplains that he lost a stove
by the moans, and offers to reward the per
son who will give infornuttion that will lead
to the detection of the thief. He has also
lost several other articles. Friend Peter re
quests the Gazette to copy this item.
REMOVED,
Oar friend Troat hat
changed his plaee of businese front the
Woodcock," to the stand uext door to the
Hawkeye store, where he will keep a first
class eating house and continue to supply
his customers with vegetables, poultry, but*
ter, eggs, etc. Call and aee him.
Friend McCullough will continue busi
ness at the old stand, and will serve the
people as heretofore. He will be found
worthy of continued patronage.
CITY
SCHOOL OFFICERS.—Since it
has been decided that the city of Daven
port has become a separate district from the
balance of the township, it has become nee
saaary to elect a set of officers consisting of
FlMidant, Vioe-Preaideat, Treasurer, and
Secretary.
Hi laiiMalu fihl «f wi far Pral.
•a*. mmm ft* •»,
iUli
^U"flUPU 'A
OF THR
DAVENPORT,
"St-
Par li u'ar *oUc*.
To THR BOARD of
Nkws.—We
were very mnchsurprised at the position as
sumed by the iVcicf touching the action of
Isaac II. Sears in the Democratic City Con
vention. How any Democratic journal can
defend the aetio^i of Mr. Sears we are
at loss
to comprehend. It is true that he was nom
inated by the Democratic caucus of the *Vth
Ward. After that however, he himself
abandoned the Democratic party and voted
in a Democratic Convention for a promineut
Republican, who was at that time the nom
inee ot the Republican party. By such
course lie insulted the Convention, sold out
the Democratic party, and gave public no
tice to all parties that he supported—not
Democrats hut Republican* for office. How
then can he expect to be sustained by dem
rats.
had nominated Judge Burris for Police Mag
istrate, through some trick or underhand
ed management, does the New* pretend to
say that a Democratic journal would have
been nnder the necessity of supporting him
for that office—or supposing the man Sears
had, instead of voting for his divinity, Eb
nezer Cook, thrown his vote for Judge Bur
ris in that Convention, would the Xeies still
ca'l his action proper, and after such a dis
graceful act, insisting upon the party sup
porting him to the office to which ho had
been formerly nominated.
For our part we have got through sup
porting Independent candidates for office—
and we have also quit the business of sup
porting bogus democrats, who, the moment
they have the pbwer, are ready to sell out
our party aad its candidates with as little
apparent compunction of conscience as
LoomisA Co., has of truth ani honesty.
The A'eiss may with just aa much pro
priety openly advocate the election of Mr.
Cook and Judge Burris, as to advocate the
election oNl man on the Democratic ticket,
whft OfMly Mftaortii U» oao, and woali
the other U ha wold make anything by it
By supporting ltr. lean U npparti Mr.
SttSUMfiiiafs»T
luiir}
JkMJh#
Salary of Teachers, $10,100
Supt 500
Secretary, 400
DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT.
TO MAIh RTTBSOKIBEK8. FIVE DOLLAK8 FEB ANNUlf—CITV SUBSCKIBEK8 lO C1KNTB PER WEEK.
IOWA.
Mi9~ At a meeting ol the School
Beard. March 30 h, 18.v«, the following re
solutions w£s offered by J. M. L'rizzell, and
adopted
k*xoU'*4. That the report of the City 8u
I perinteiident be published in the city pa
pers.
OP Davlsport, Uentl'mtn: lo compliance
i with the request made at one of your fer-
1
mer meetings, I herewith present a brief
statement of the expenses of the school un
i der your control, in comparison with simi
I lar schools in other localities. Tbeee, with
other facts, I will report more fully at the
close of the school year.
h'xjtfm/Uuret from Julti I, '"»!*, to July l»'6f.
Many of the expenses being reckoned for
the entire school year, it is impeseible to
report the result of the expenses up to this
date only. Making a liberal allowance for
contingent expen ie* that may occur between
now aud the close of the schools, the cast
of onr schools is given at figures which I
believe will cover the total outlay for the
year. As the Secretary of the Board,iu his re
rt, has given you fall the expenaee by
items, I do not think it necessary-to partic
ularize, but arrange the expenses under
three heads.
SALAKV of TKAC'HKW.
Davenport Male Teaebon. average per
month $0o,40
do Female Teachers 25,50
Dubuque Male Teachers, do yo.oO
do Female do do 33,00
VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY.
Dubuque $100,000 Burlington $14,000
Davenport 42 000 Keokuk, 6,000
Muscatine 18,01)0.
I have made the above statements from
the Reports of the officers of those respec
tive cities or counties. From them we can
learn our comparative po»ition with refer
ence to the expenses of tuition and value of
property. The school house conveniences
of this city are ample for the children at
present. With but little additional expense
the grounds can be beautified at bny future
time so as to ndd greatly to the taste and
personal culture of children, and happiness
of the teacher.
Permit me to acknowledge the increasing
interest manifested in our schools by pupils
and parents. The daily average attendance
of scholars is improving, and the friendly
visits from parents evinces a marked ad
vancement. Another year of similar pro
gress will plaee the schools on a firm basis
and give the youths of the community edn
cational advantages equal to any city of the
same age.
Respectfully aubmitted,
A. S. KISSELL* Supt.
|From the Dally New* of March II.]
I. H. SKARS, E-*i—This gentleman is the
regularly nominated candidate for Alderman
in the 6th Ward. He was nominated at k
meeting of the Democratic voters of the
(5th, duly called on Friday night last. He
is the choice of the Democrats of the 6th
Ward, and not only them, but of the great
majority of the voters of that Ward. He
is every way competent to fill the post, if
elected, which he will be despite the oppo
sition of the
DEMOCRAT.
fkiday
DIRSCTORB
of Crrv
$11,000
2. Fuel, Ganitor's eef
vices, incidents and Insu
rance,
1,600
Rents, including the
interest on school housea
and lota, 48,000
4,500
$17,000
Now by estimating the number of chil
dren that will be in the schools during the
year at 1,'JOO, which more than likely will
be less than the number, there being alrea
dy 1,87V enrolled, aud dividing the total
expenses by this number, shows the cost of
tuition for the year for each scholar to be
$8,05. Below 1 give the cost of tuition in
the schools of other cities calculated onsthe
same basis:
Boston $13,00 Dubuque, $12.60
St. IxiuiBt 11,11 I Providence 9,00
Cincinnati, V,.r7«| Phi la. 8,57
Cleveland 8,(4 Davenport, &,D5
In that part of the city where it is most
densely populated, the cost per pupil will
be much less. For example iu Sub. District
No. :i (school on the south-east corner of Cth
and Warren street,) the expense per scholar
will only be $ti,2.ri. Again, when we take
iuto consideration that the school for color
ed children, containing nine pupils, costs
$4
50,09, which would be $50,00 for each
scholar in the school during the year also,
additional expense of one teacher in one of
the sub districts in consequence of the in
convenient location of the school house, we
see that the expenses of the schools would
be greatly reduced and the cost of tuitiou
per scholar would be less than iu auy of the
above named cities. The economy of the
system can also be seen when compared
with the expenses of select schools.
lie has proved
himself an active, energetic, and useful
member of the Council during his term of
office.
He is charged with having voted for Mr.
E. Cook, as a nominee for Mayor, in the
late City Convention. If the Democrata of
the (ith ward wished Mr. E. Cook's name to
be placed at the head of the Democratic
ticket, Mr. Sears but expressed their wishes
in voting for him. There was but one bal
lot for a nominee for Mayor, and as soon ss
the resultof that was known, Mr. Sear* arote
and moved that Capt. W. L. (Hmrk be (Ueiared
the nomine* of the Convention by acclama
tion
If Mr. Sears voted for E. Cook, Esq., for
the nominee, he but followed the example
a tliyht degree of those Demoerats who, two
years ago, voted at the poll* for Gen. Geo. B.
Sargent for Mayor, who was,like Mr. Cook,
openly and avowedly a no-party man. Mr.
Sears, if he voted for Mr. Cook for a nomi
nee in Convention, had before him the ex
ample of tviry Democratic Member of the
Legislature of Iowa, in the winter of '64 and
'55, voted for E. Look for the high office of
United Stair* Senator.
But we are giving this matter more im
portance than it deserves. Everybody In
the 6th Ward knows Mr. Sears, and appre
ciate the activity and ability he has dis
played whilst a member of the City Coun
cil. We truat the voter* of the 6th Ward
will elect him, for he ia a good man in ovary
sense of the word.
We give plaee to tbl above ^ttiele Mre
ly to put ttttpaa mat Mr. Mi titfp
dela«atewW,U
Mil
MORNING, APRIL
Ku&iiun ^uMMiri k.KS. The follow
ing gentlemen are requested to act a* Vi^i
latiee Committees at the election on Satnp
day next.
1st ward—Jobn Miller, James Leonard,
M. Burns. Io1tn Schmidt, S. S. Mitchell.
iid wird—J. H. Dopp, S W. Steinberg,
John Riee, ('has. Be.derbecke, Ch Hermann
3d ward—Levi Derbin, S«m Parker, Thoe
i Orr, 3. Oraham, John O'Brien.
4th ward —H Borne, J. H.iering, Pat Ker-|
win, Tli. Russell, ('apt. Ifaupt.
.rth ward— Kerker, l'at Grady, L. Hib
bard, O. E. llubbell, Pat LilTis.
6th ward—Robert Christie, M. Gill, F.
Cowlev, John Gray. C. Canter.
The above committees are not designed to
supercede the ward committees.
HONEST
JOHN IIOLST.—We
Give John a large vote and elect Un,
POLICE MAGISTRATE.—The
persons
who do the dirty work for the Republican
party are industriously circulating the re
port that we are opposed to the. election of
Johns to this office. We caution all men
against this stuff. We are for the entire
democratic ticket, and we ask for Mr. Johns
a large vote. We say to all men that he is
in all conceivable respects superior to
Judge Burris. Whatever our preferences
may have been before the Convention, we
have uone now. He is a nominee and
as such will receive our hearty support,
and should have that of every democrat in
the city. We are sorry to sec that the Xtw*
supports Sears, but are convinced that the
article in yesterday's paper is not by Mr.
Johns, but was written by the seuior editor,
Loornis & Co., who ought to have had leave
to retire from that concern long ago.
jtW In view of the hard times in
view of the manifold suffering through
which many of the citizens of Iowa have
passed during the past winter, Gov. Lowe
has appointed a day os fasting, humiliation
and prayer, and lias issued his
Proclamation.
Whereas the past winter has been one of
special trial and destitution to many of out
people, on account of which we should
humble ourselves before llini who directs
us iu ways and to ends unseen by human
wisdom, according to his own pleasure and
whereas abstinence from food, accompauied
with religious humiliutiou and the prayer of
faith, in scasous of public distress, are re
corded amoug the general duties of all
Christian communities, I, therefore, would
respectfully recommend Friday, the 2id of
April next, to bfe observed by all the people
of this Stato as a day of fasting, humiliation
and prityer, that thereby we may propitiate
a kindlier Provideuce und be fed once
more with the heritage of Jacob."
Iu testimony whereof 1 have hereunto
set my hand, and affixed the great
seal of the State of Iowa. Done
at 1 Moines, this '2Sth day of
~i March, A. D. Is.VJ, und of the Iu
dependence of the United States
the Slth.andof this State the lUth.
By the Governor, RALPH P. LOWE.
ELIJAH
Sklls, Secretary of State.
Ward .Heeling.
The Dfuiaorats of the •-M Want are requ stM to
ine^t this evecit.c, at 7 o'clock p. ni at Oharle* i
di'.b-fkp'g store, for the purpose of noiuiiialiuK a
casdi'Jate for Al lermsn la that Wsrd.
April lat 1(?59.
AMiioniK'«ui(ii(.
PWIMPOHT, March 31, 188S.
Mrs°st. tniTiin*or S TATE DEMOCRAT Pl ase
announce the name of A3. B. CAI.DWRI.L as In
depfiidt nt candidate for Secretary of Srli Board.
aprl-8t MANY CITIZENS
JYotire of Hcmoval.
Drag and Prewriptiea 8(ere.
F. ACOBr, JR.,
WILL REMOVE, ON OK BKPORB
A PHIL, 1st,
•is Draff ib4 Freserlptiea Stere,
TO NO. 40 BRADY STREET,
o a o i e w u n
St re formerly occupied by Wilson A Harley.
•Dclin-dlm
Dapaat's Gaapawler.
Cflee,
A. tELIN, Ageal. 0«s* P. S. Egpr—sOfr
ferry slrwt, ketwaaa Second aadTblrA.
iinwi'
E IV* O O S
MOW OPBMVIfO,
AT
8MITI'B VARIETY STORK,
A LAHOB A880KTHE1VV
o»
WT• w *nt Obo*x^'
ffpjKX.re o o o a
lackll-dlw
196#. lpria|Tra4e. 1SS9.
DJK «OOD9,
RaaU, Hhoeft, said Mala,
AT WHOLESALE.
RAVI8, *AYVKR Ct„
(Lais Davis, Msidy A Oo.)
JRAVB iiioriD *0 aToi#
4*........Lake atreei, Ckleace,.......49
Wh re they are prtparad to
show a large slock s
mrm
Street from
Oregon.
The British coverette Satelitc was under
order* to visit Neiteutie Sound to puuish the
Indians uugaged in the recent ou'rage ou
the brig Swi?s l!oy.
NEW
are grat-
ified to hear that our action on throwing
out Seara meets with the hearty approval
of every good Democrat iu the r.th Ward as
well aa iu the City. And we are also glad
to hear that the lJemoerate in that Ward
are rallying iu their might for the struggle
on Satorday. A little hard word will elect
Honest John by a large majority, unless the
Republicans drop Ilaviland, (which we
heard yesterday they would do,) aud sup
port Sears. If they do this, we still believe
they can be defeated. But the Democrats
in that Ward have no time to lose. They
must be up and doing and every man that
votes the Democratic ticket must be got
out.
NRW Out.KtNs, March 30.—Two large
stores occupied by Chas. U. Bailey «L Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, and I'utnain, Smith iL
Putnam, Tobacco dealers, were burned last
night. Loss i'lMi.noO.
New YOKK, March -I.—The steaaaship
Ilurmoniu fioin Hamburg via Southampton
1Mb, arrived this morning
AudI hereby Klve public notice that I shall ofTer
for *al" .1ubllc outcry oti •'buck Cre 'k Farm,"
on Batur.lay the Hiitfc ilay of April, sb'J, between
the hours of y ar.il 4 o'flock SI of eai'l ilay. U tbe
binh' -t and he-it beljer lheief.r 111. a^ti I he al*»ve d
•critx-d propyl ty, or "i Hi lent there..r lati^ry the
above debt witii II.Ltr si atd costs
DaV--! this 29th day of March,
H. LKO^ARD,
aprl 8h'IT of SiojttOo, Iowa.
i A i i S a e
("Ol mv or
SCOTT,|c unty,
BYofvlrtne
By order of the Oomnvtca.
i. iww. NUMBER 11*2.
A E S N E W S U A 1 A 1 E I 1 A
HdV«-)nJl
A*
Arrival of lk« California Oteilaud SVIall.
St. Lous, March i».—The Overland Culi
I foraia maii, with dates to the lulh arrived
I to night.
Victoria dates to the 9th have been re
ceived.
A proposition had beerfmade to annex the
I colony of Victoria to Biiti'h Columbia.
it was reported that a reserve ot 4tHl,000
acres of laud will be made at the forks ot
the Thompson River for emigrants from
YORK, March ::i.—The Steamship
Northern Light art ived last evening from
Aspinwult with late ituiorlaut news from
Nicaragua.
The S. sloop-of-war Decatur having
anchored in one of the numerous coves near
San Juan, the President on being apprised
ordered out Moo troops and personally com
manding took the Transit for the purpose of
resisting the landing, but had not quite
reached the shore.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
doctor kiuii,
HAVINO
1V*#«» in hi
rpnE utidlv. le I on --fourth i ari a T^ani, with
A Uompltt Outllt for Hike's Pe ik, tb* best rig In
town, will bwS'.'l I to th 1 gtit ku. a uiati on a't
vantage..,u- t-nn* N,ne i.u' a isc. tip
8tatc of Iowa.
of an execution. iMiiei from the oSce
the Cleik of lie District Oonrl of Scott county
low*, in 1 av..r if Mark:.. A Cur* in. tul again-.t
Hmry Be. k»r, Kri.m Hrnhn. an I
ii-o
dated March 2Jtb, l.-:,.i, -n 1 io
Hn.-k.-tadt,
II*j
lirecuil, c,m
mndina me, that or th" iimnI*, '••tie''.,
S'uck
or in
teres-, in any com..any, il b'Hil'ie p-operlv m'he
bati'U of thir |»er.-ons, laiil,«ril t.eme its (which
are not esempt by l-w from txecu'ion) of the sal'l
Henry ltecn--, Prn-t ttroini ami li o liuck-Udt I
limk" or cau-e to be nude. Ihe smn of i..R'y-thr
sri'l 45-liKI dollar*, with Inter*, tnl c^'sts, I levied
u^ou the rial eslat iu the ,unty ef Sc.if. au I giat"
of Iowa, il. s rib-! ,n MI.'Wi 11 wit The we.-t on
half of the we*t one-half of lot riuaih*r (even (7)
lo b.oek number 111 (4) in the city ,,f li «v. npoft
And I herehy rive put,lie not'c» tb it I shall offer
fir *aie »t pabh. i.it-c,y »t tbe Coin HOUM-.- .i.Kir Iu
thentjr of Diveiipor*, Pc 'it i,ntv, Iowa, on T11
dty, the 3d day «.f ly, lsft», at tl»e hour of .,'clwk
m. of said day, to to*' b'ghcrl aud test bkildt
therefor, in ca«h. th« ah .ve des-ri"ed property, or
suRlcleut thereof to satisfy the above debt, with in
terest and "*t*.
Dated thi-. JOih ,lar of Marh, 18.'i9.
II. I.MONAUD,
mch31 Sh
ir
WOtfl.Dhi*
.f gcoit Co, I iwa.
Dr. Jul inn Chewebrou^h
anirmnce to his patrom an.l frlenr*»
that abtent-e from davenport will bn tut
ir a short time. Upon hii reiurn In-will be pre
pared to execute al! the I,vest improvenit nts In th
iiiaunfactareof te'-th UniudloK th iceleljrated ATUR
I.OUK r»t,'bS, which hav« been alaiir.'l by »11 wbe
have set u them. Jtf
B. BECKETT,
49
Brady Slr« et, 19
•«t Deer ta the rest Oflce,
DEALER I If
i E A
••Lldlory XburctWMr*.
OA1IIAOE TIKBBK,
frinml|i,«c,
OONaTANTLY OH HAND,
Safe tmd tapper Leather,
Frsaek, Ostaikn, aad Ameriesa rslf, KH Ikiaa,
Hsrns*s ather, Ac.
A S O
Haraoee, Mttoe, •H4lee, Collars Wkfps,
Ac., Ac.
Boots *ud Bhooa
At Whaleiala*
Highest eask piles wBl ttvays le paU ter Bides
mehtl-ittw-wtf
Mmpmrtmmt JVmtiee.
A |MIM ef *s atsokkaldsrs ef tke mI
Now York .VlarlMi.
|*v Tci raaArii
Maw VoMK. March 81. T849.
ri.ova—Ileavi Mai-v 9 s'11 i,his at SmS Tt
fw »u|Mr Mtale t, *146 70 ir e.tra Rtai* S 40
"0
ronim n go.nl exira Wf»tern.
iNiniiN ri.ui K Din: ini#7
WKHJT—Du'l
W
Riai'MKI) THK PHACTICR OK
Pbysl'-, ri'spe. tfulijr Mjl I It. tlie patrubagu ol
Uid Irl' ii'laanil the put ic.
Orricc —No 8 Nlckoii* Rieck, ever Ike Bank.
aprl-tf
:ln'l
get kln.l
of a man Deed apply Only ..i,e nbarn t•• il|pose of.
Riiqair-. fur two d.y.-. i i.lv, at
apr 1 -3t KVANvi, CHKW A OO *8.
Dlsselutlou of ('o|artii«rsbip.
rr*HB rjpa-tm islup li-ret ire exis'iliK between
J. tbi* u'id'i»IKIIil ill tb'- l-'.r inle i arH Al e hn.e
bns'm-MS, In the city llavenport, Iowa, I* tins day
diasoU"! bv iniuiiul .nteiit.
Trebu*lne*» will heiearterb»ondi -leJ by David
Ti.wiineu.i a i-1 ilph Cooler, und. the naiuc hj.I
8t|e ..f Tow n*. nil Si Oolller, who me anl iloi ifcul
settle the bn,luesi of Ihe late llnu ol Tnwutselid,
Ua/na A Co-
Davenport, Iowa, March SI, IH59.
IIA VID TOWN89ND.
J.
V.
BOOTT COI
llAVKrt,
aprl-dSw RALPH COI.LIKB.
Merlff 'n Sate,
THE STATE OF IOWA, I In tl. olt county Dia-
ntv, ss. tru Court.
BVofvirtu
-of an execution issued from lie- office
the Clerk nf the Hts'rict C^urt of "dt coun
ty, Statu of Iowa. In favor Nieb. las Kti'-rvary,
plntii'iff, aieI against IxnatluH l.*D
i-r,
deft-ndant,
dateil Man ~th, aulto me iliret t-il, t'ouiuia'iii
Iiik me tli At or 1 li" k.io.W, 1 ijat I-. -1 oek 01 i'»i. rest
In any r«npaiiy, dehis due, properiv In the baiuls uf
ttitid |ier«oiiB, lai.'l.i ami tent uiuils (wUirb are nut
ex inpt hv law rrom execution) of th- mi'l l«i :»tinn
Lanxcr 1 in.tke, i.r caus" to te n.the sum of
twenty-three hundred nil-.-and o hki il. ilaiH, wiih
lufrent an.l coots nnd !y viriue of s ild execution
I Levied upon tb" followingUescribt'l iwisonel piop
erty,to wit double luinijer wssfinp. -2 ox arts, 1
Hoe r«aper, I *ewin„' marblne, 1 corn cmeh"r ami
bor*e .wej, 1 two lior*. tle.l, *i fauniiiK luill-, 'i If
cutter•, I staple ma 'hli e, 1 cu.-.j, pre*-. 1 kelt
HiiJ Htove, 1 cnphourd I tmx wlib Rlasi, 7 harrow*,
4 cultivator!, 2 breakluK piows, iic.rn planter. I pair
sle. lydi.U, 2 wln.1, w- i h, 1 roit'.~. mill 5 Bfyth-s, :i
5 tjop sh ,v Is, fh. velpiow. I lm rake 4 two bort-e
iH1-, I two tiurn s raper, 1 fc().., ros-. .•• *»w, 1
wbe. I barrow. 4 s 7 |. u k l.ar re S screw
p. hies 8 hay 1 akea, 1 Del aUrnJs. 1 tool cheat aid
c-r. .-nt1 tobacco utter. I aug -r, I li .\ and con
tent 1. S sa' of s e l, I tin iro. oil caiix, I pomp
rha.a -i puts tali*. 4 pi e„ plaijk, platloi m«,
'i lolls
wlr-, 1 .'pade, li pit-hforks, 1! hair luisfc.-l ui asuref,
8 log chain*, I sorrel horae, 'Js-it loul*e I arU Bf, li
ox yok.!., I break I. ow, 4 *111 rltf pl..n o how, li
Shovels 2 ipideb I Iniggy tongue. 2 pitch fork*. S
Iron bars, 1 hex aadcoultiii*, 2 k K.-, 1 pl.efanciujj
plank.
1 0
orestra.
HVE Ki-.fa Qit-t, 3 5tl"S4 Wi
Hi iswusav i l.ui'a,-l .•• 1
00
tm|
.IruoMng. Sal-* INM Is* at
1 4_ f.rre.l We.ttru I 4i f.r mix-l MukiIs
i' a« —Klrm. Sale.i 2ti mu l.u at for fur ml*"!!
Wert' III
«'AT--Slea.lv:
Rvi—s|u ei tit*.
«j k v l)u I Tn.
Po«a-Me-, u:IIW mmm t»Ns as ia MI.4I
R1 for 11 w nnisa W$3 far 44 mass: l» e» lor
prime.
Btsr— Firm r.
li.n ON—italet.
I'M' Mk»T»—Steady
Lt hi —better. Sale. 300bklsatl2M#12«(
Bcttsr-'fiichang. A
CIISI.SK- L,iu liaised
WMtS* V—
Krtllll! al '.'7 s
D. PKKNTM'i:,
The ^Peei, Wit and suteaaaa,"
,'ll-E DELIVER A I.ECTl ltE AT
MSTROFOLITAN UAL.U
AIUIIBAI KVtlNINti, APRIL 4, '&!».
lVlircT
"Tko Asaeeie as4 VaHesrls* of Amorleaii
Politic.."
Ticket*, 25 rents be obtained at Ibe BurtlS
Hons' l.e Claue UbOSe, tttJn's 1'uot OBce Depot,
and al 'he it.x.r
}"Sk PHKNTICK will lei lure jt Rock Island,
fumliy eveniug, April 5th.
SrsjacT" Amerioan Statesflsaathip.
Mjont.
AOOI.D
CHAIN MRACKI.KT. The Under Will
I e suitah.y rewarded b/ leaving U at tbl* olR'
ni«h38-ir
J. A. OI.B1 St tO.'l
Oi ft 800k. Store!
56 BKAUY ST, (hearing's Hat Store.)
a n i i om IH H,indn!j,h .Sfrsei, C'Aiia^u.)
^I^IIM proprietor* will sell look- for $1 Zi with
J. tiift lo value from ju- to fifty doll.ri., at tli
tini" ot .lie,or un eitra 9' *tf uift' sd of the
((if Th- Mir.-st tl ade any one can set 1* two nee
and pert'it hooks for the pri e ,.f,ne. The la.lu*
In imi licular are iei|nested to call and exso.me our
•tuck of books. [met 261 A.OOIDV kOO
Notice.
rpiR co-p*rtn rslnp h. r. i .f.,ra existing bstwesa
I Ilould Steers- is hei. by ilisroTyi'd by ninths!
ino iit llaliiel Hviiid iiks purcliai ed the eut ire In
terest .1 I,is late paitner, an I i- aloue suthorl In
s-'ttle the buaiu 'is and sign tli« name of tbe iiiuj In
•«tl|. 01 til
luted Davsopevt« March 'M, 1 r-to.
UANIBI. UOUI.D,
lu:hJ7 R. V BTRKRB
fJIHB flUBBDRIURRa WILL CONTINUR THM
Carpet aad Faralture Baalaess,
AT THE 9 A MI! KI.At C,
«1 KA8T 8BCOJVO ST.,
WHERE A
Fall mt»Borfment af Goods
may at *11 tlms b» found Bflnx Krsteful for the
palroiiaK t' the old fliiu. he liopns liv continued as
fldnitN
HI
his line of trade, to merit the favor* of tin
citia ns of Davenport aud vi. inin.
ni' n!7 DANIRI. OOfTM.
eeaefli
DKNTAL.
THK LATEST llirKOVKNKK^
IN BXTKACTINH TERTH.
fr. 'Jam*w Jttorrou,
HAS
piircbaseil tbe rnrhtto use lr. Braacb'* le
ai 'annestlo fia," for llie e 1 rat I lug or te.lb
w about pain, by appl I11K cold tt the sinus, without
any i: nirioi.s 1 ilei la whatever. Also, i-. preparel to
extract teeth by the latest Improvement* tn Rlfctric
Ity.
JAMES MOiiUOW,
Sargeea aad Mechaalcal lleatift,
FOURTH STRRBT,
Between Main and Harrison itrrats, South Side, ad
olnlng Dr. Fountain's roeidecce,
Orrica Ann REsmaaoE Onifimn,
Davenport, Tows.
tf"!Any mount of reference given If remlred
•rpllj
I I I V S I K K O I U
Deutal SurRoou,
re.peetfoliy Info'm the Inhabitant* t.f
V v I'avtnp-.rt and vicinity iha' he bus op ne an
olflce dlrecily ovei the ttavenp rt Gas Co.'*, In Mer
win's 111 it s, on ferry, I- tw' ii Thiidau 1 Fourth «t'«,
for the tramaitlon ol Merhanleil and Operative l," u
t'.stijf 111 So lt^ lit»iu l.e Having |. n.s: rm-
tn n« frosi, and dm Inn Ihe real jrar been *s*clat'-d
with, one of I if tuost able practl"n 1- 111 tfie Ea-l, he
feels 1 inflil 'Cil that any operation, entru* ml to blm
will In -.. ruled 111 a carefhl and skillful main.'
He will be ino-t happy to show any who may favor
lino with a all his reo'iiiiiMiidatioria, which tie of
the hlrfl.ent Clursi ter arel Would Invite the most
critical elimination upon all woik ,nu.iitt*il to his
ban !s. All op'rat 1 »n- reyi^terej ar: I warranted
He aol:r|is a hare of the publl. (.stro'iaffe, and taktta
pleasure iu lubmiitlns the fo'U.wu 1 testiuionlal
New I oMiiOH.Oet u, IS67.
This mav eertlfv that fir-J Chenebr"ii?h hast era
a pupil ot mine |u ibe study of lietilistr). and that
during Hit past ai, In l.ar- ..... ra'e with mr iu my
office, In tils professional ab| ily I havethe KrealrSt
coandence, and .tdially recommend biiu to any
wl- htme su cervlc*. a* those of a careful andsklll
fol Dental Operator. W. W BHBFFIBI.D.
And also Iu referring to Mtxsrs.
O. T. a (.'. Hbepard, Hon T. W. WUUaiu*,
l»r W. W. Hhefllsld,
li Marned,
C' L"arnet,
II'.II Ktieuezer I^afaeA,
Or. I^wls K- tts,
W Browne
of Now
I)r.narrows.
nobj Cannon,
Dr Witherwax,
W II flurlev Bsq,
R-v Pack art,
A If Harrow Ksi),
WEEKLY STATE OEMOOUT
T*B W1EKLT ItATB DllOOIAt
IS PUBLiaaRD rVKRY
i n a u A V 0 A i
O* LABOR. CI.RAB TVPK, AT
ta OO PER ANNUM. IV ADVAIOi
Rales of AlTeniim i« tke Weekly.
like square (of 12 lines) .iie week...... ..gi eo
each aiklitional inasrtkjn tl*
Onesquare one BioiiUi a nO
I*o loontha. 1 n
three mouths.................
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l»r W St.sMard,
nn also to
II Hnrrows,
I)r Baker,
Rev It Mason,
Meiers Oenfe A flafBlat,
a True,
W A Reulngtoa,
A Mast,
PMerw.o,
A W Bailey. [MM
Obas Powsrs
JaoN Rogers.
Woodward,
W Smith,
HI ymaker.
Rev O Ratlin,
Joe Ijambrtte,
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Wing's Fariaa Cracker*,
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OFFICE—Mo. 1 Metropolitan Hall, seeowd
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IIEAI. ESTATE A EXCIIANCK BUOfKBR.
NOTARY Pi-bi k a rosiaisMoasa orDsRM,
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TIIORINUTUH, RBOWN A ARMBn^'NO.
reatml. lews
corner ef Bn^
AtToRscvsand
Oounaelors, Dovaapssi, lews
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and Second *tret t*
JOHN r. M|«B»:KN,
CJ
1I.OCK and Watch Mafeer. aad Bar raver, BrWf
street, between Second and TIhmI, Itaveawort.
lewa
Jew try made »ni| repairs-1.
BJF «a.se* put in Sfwctacle* at reasonable ratse.
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DRY GOODS.
O O & O W
THOSE BEAUTIFUL GOODS
HAVE AMRIVEB,
AaBare now departing. Wa frupeea
Mlfnf af latalltr MhrmfUm.l
Than ver before, and of course lower thaa
be found west ot the last**lpp| Rtv«r.
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Wen Kaawa (heap Stare,
or
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W RRADY
nr.,
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SM* LEA'DMD STOCK tt
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fUc'i e a k
Mharpa' Kil'l-ea!
A N now be procar*! la Daveaptrt at (fee flaseo
More of Hills A Washburn,
•At Paotory Friooa.
These B'ms are superior tt suy ether now In nee.
The repi lltg with whlcb they cm he esaakWReO
(thirty-three tlaeelntbre* minutes,)
E A A Y A S U A N U K
renter them more desirable thaa any othsr gaa^ kr
tbe use of persons goiLf to tke
tiald Miaei
or acr ea the flatus. No one bould leoee wMkaaA
first *e 'uriiitf one of thes*Celebrated Rlgaa.
HILLS 4k WANMBUHN, Agoarta,
He. 66 Brady St., Davmport, Iowa.
Plke'i reak Mtavei, Waih Paaa,
and eveiy
thtng ln tke line of
TIN WA.RB1
"MrttaWe for the Sold Mine*, coaaUotly on hsn4 ga§
farnlshed at short notice
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BILLS A WA8HB0BM,
U Brady atreei.
Dedff'i
For April,
JUST
rerelved. another aupply, price If esat*.
Arther'n Ladlea' me Magazine lor April, gel
lieeuti.
Du:teue' Houeabold Words AfHl,H|*| IBeaaSe.
Lond .n Art Journal to- April, price *0 eaot*.
Auisriceii World of FasMea WMk 1
laip* VaaklM
Plat-. Book and Two Charte of fall alas 4f«asSV
cents.
nli.o Illustrated News, March 6, aUetals.
deaalc Bouqaet for April, 10 oeate.
Reteivlnsdally, all ths w*ebljr n-wag
Re Vrcst aad Tribune, fee, Ac, at th*
fwwsk Beak Baeias,
Ho. Co Brady St., three
doors above the ft
_"*i*« 0HARLBB ADAWH,
riiae Herd
Oats
far tiale^
AVB oa haad aad for sale at farm a|^ a
lown, oa Ue HarrtseTBtWwef
1,SM hathela eld lead tota.
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