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DAILY STATE DEMOCRAT,
MICH Alt S»««»W Willi
t-aopairroaa.
O V. aHlMADSOS, O. R. WriT, TOITOBS,
TK«**W AttVEMTIBINtt.
it laiiin lima n TII
ON KXPORT AssoniTi:n riBM.
War let., IH.%7.
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I N I N I A 1 I
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Oh-.lay
-lays,
T't J»ft,
.i lays,
I v ligri,
urk,
I wrrki,
-f we»kf,
1
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Dlt "eks, S'lo
TW" inmithf, 7tn
Thr«'- iiii i.tM S»k«
IM
ITft
2(M
HKI
4 (Ml
on.- h*U «|uare two U.ird* of tbe above rales
iin »r, C»t.l riul I" (iwj 6 li ii»- $l 00 per an.
i -a-ti rhaufce ao additional uliaitfe of 86 CNL|
(IIAF-will IH IU»J«.
I.UKrri|U(t( 9tilf|td Mfl^ nleel IMT Met
id I
,l,*l i.|iiiri-.
OTl« TO KUVKKTIIIKM.
ir ruU tiotrgr I double the um( dimensions Of
..l.iycl alvrliscrr-enta onchalf mora MlU
,'lr a^verll«inr contracts will he understood to
tr• tly l. tin* bunlnm ,,l tl,,- n.lver
i -iml ill nth-r advertiaenieuta sent in by the ad-
V!-
I will l- I, ir/e.l rstra.
i ft liwuMiiU not irrornpariled wllh instruction*
i in-crted until furl.! I, sro! slurped mcirilirifty.
rn for religion* and I., lo vol.-nt purposes in
i me lii/it ln of cost, thereafter charged as
i'lvrti»tnn !iti.
11. t|n*-i!i-'UU frovi abroad lauat he pull for m
1,1I'll/ in arf'firit e, unli'K* from approval Agelils
iitrartMpir v,-erly ad vet ti-uig terminable *1 the
.( advertiser*, t:.'••• pat iuk *11 ad»»io euieut of
mil. an •ott*°t price.
:, i: |,.'ir i,i iun-rl-I ii- kI to reading toeller
IVI ,-nt. adv i)i-:e on ahnvt-rate*, and kept OD 111
••. i i:.t. adtauie ou regular ralee.
Aw i ancient ad tertlaciaeiil* must lit paid for to
la iv.ii.. e.
RMilMBD.HON WKST. luwa State DemocrM.
A
lib' HA At IlltO Dully jA*'-tle.
I, I.I HklC U-i lluiiiukrat.
II iit.UN T(\' WII.KIK. Dally KvRnlni New*
CARDS.
N. Ii. BAItHLEf,
K.INI,
I»R I.RR IW HTAI'l.lt ASB pAWif
OROOBHIQS:
II ,1 VKDItH's ••I I, STANII,
BHA UV. BSTWLKM FIONT 4 BBOOMD 8TB.
I* VKNPUHT, IOWA.
V* liuoJit lrhrr,i nl to'i'! jjurts of M* t'ity
f, hi 'hargi augtU
n W K N N V V A N I A I I U I S
|4'or «f lib anil lawa au., Utfcapirl, l««m
OAVIB A B(iN0, Propria lorn.
I''1KB
Oiunihiio in anl In in ttw- C«r» OSop f,,r
HU«'. IraviiiR for Oialri-,
ATImIRKRY
Prlnci«n(
|l» Will, Mnqavlir!* nirl A ti»lix,l».
Fur- Unn Ifci'Ur i (Uy
JUIIM HlbM,
AND CUUNUKI.OR AT I.AW,
N ,t«rv Public.
»HH K~DavffQ|iurl'a Block, Davenport. Iowa.
HAS. B. H1TNAM. B. LEA til.
Plin tM A I.KAKE,
A
rrORNETS AND OUN«KI.OKH AT I.AW, an.1
N',itarl«N Public. Oal'c, No. ir Main atraet,
~l)«»t-n|,nrl, Iowa. Maylliltf
J. M. WAI.I EV,
AND AQKNT AKI» RKAI. BHTATR HBOKRB.
\h'
11v-*
*|H (!lal attention to n'tittn. tn.nsi an,l
P'lils \l«o, luy, Mil, r\i:bati|(". l':i
1.1 i'.i\ net on rettl I'stat'' neR»ti»le loam, \»m
M*i, till-i, Ac Sir..
OVKU L—»t lllak' tniire A Laweft' Rank. No 1?
|Bra,lv street, Davuport, Iowa mayl0-6m
HEMHV II. AKDRRMIN,
TTfMtNKV AND COVNHBI.I.OR AT LAW. and
N-IITV I'ui.llo. I Mint niailc on ini|ro\e1
[,'• i ty. Metropolitan Hl» K,-J.I mrr, t. InvDp)rt,
Iowa.
l. OUMODON. WW. MAI.I.
COIHOBON BAIX.
|ATTORNBT» A^D Crtt'NSBI.I.OBB AT LAW
AND NOTAKIKI) PUBLIC.
OlU'f—North-wet corner of Brady and 8coud
|atrreie. up ^tnti 4—entrance on Brady vtrect.
Joljf.-ltr
TAVI.OR A
NO.
ti WKMT HKCOND STRBRT. (LK OLAIItB
Kiw.) naTi'iiport, Iowa, wh iUsal'' ind rrlull
"it-alers in Drrnin, Cb'mlcalM, Paints, Olh
|vTind,w (llaHH. Panoy Article", Perfumery, Mineral
U il'l Ko||.
S.I-.,
S.i- M«h®
IMM IOHH HK'KKAK AND RKID
IHATKs'rwl,
RRMOTBD THIIR OKPIOB to Mo 9H
I north side between llra-ly and Main,
marrh-t-tf
J. I'AKKF.R,
n s a a N
HI. IK,
S V a E O N
KK1CK/—wit), Mfsari. R«er A H.,wer*, Mo. 58,
llrmly "treat.
Or ieri left wltbthem will woewe prompt atten
|tloii. no v*^4
|J AM BH T. I,AN*, JOSBPH J. LANB
Atieracya and Ceaaeeiiora at Uw,
Iodic •—Nos. 4 and B, Cnuiuierclal Blork, eonth-ea«t
|c«»riierot Jd and Itrady utreeti. __
IPKANK H.IIMF.R. GEO M. VAIIOM,
I'M MKK
A
VAN HOFTTTN,
ATTOBNRV3
and Counsellor! at I.aw, and NoU-
rt.-« Public. Alio agent! for the Chart»r Oak
Iflre Int. (!o-, lUrtfor 1, Conn., Capital *30n,(100
I Oity Klro In.Co.,New TIaven, B64W,UiO,
Office lxClaire Block,Davenport. aepT
ii. W IIB:F.I,KK«
Cr
1 RNKRAI. COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
Men-hant, (Whole*.i',f Auentof the Hyraonee
|Hmt Mtnufaclary for Davenport and nelghtorlng
11 w 11-
W*rt liouHCopposite R. R. Depot, Davcaport, Iowa
awrtOT.-H
4'»KKIN A now,
TTORNBTS AND COI'N8BLi.OBB A* I.AW
ANI
NOTABIMS PITBLU
Office—At Macklot A Oorbln'e fcichknge oflae,
Paveoport, Iowa. oelBtf
'I'. H. KIOHLKl fc CO.,
KB A IK and Retail Pealcre In Fuiey and
KliipV Orocerlen, U.tltell'a Ulock, cjrner or
Peny and Hfc.rnd atrects.
Kloiir, Cemcut and Plastering Hair coMftaaUy on
'''ai'AU K id« delivered free of charge.
Davenport, U«t, Apri\"4,18B9. [npr24-3a
A. H. BKNNrrr. P. WIIHWMB.
BF.NNETT A WHIWOMB,
ATTOHNKVH
OVMCE -N. W. Corner Main and Be.-oud etreela.
•Ian11
JOHK N. rKAWFOKII,
ATTORN
BY AND OOOMSBLOB AT LAW, AND
Notary Public.
OrriOK—Mickolla' Block, upataira. J*»
j. PATTON.
ATTORN
BY AT LAW. omce— op etalra, in the
Lulldlnn formerly occupied byrJ. W. Wiley,
Went Second Ktreet.
Bu4i'i*es iutraete«l to hla care will be ponctoal'T
a^tellde•• to
Davenport, January 9.19M.
joia* T. mnu,
REAL ESTATE A EXCHANGE BROKER,
NOTARY PUBLIC A Coaiaiationa or DIBDI,
LK CLAIR* AOH'-l* fire Hall Sntrmmet,
BwwfH, l»wa.
HeCAMN COATES,
W O E S A E O E S
rORWARDIMO Sl COMMISSION MBROHAMT*
Mo. 1 O«T BRAAKT,Coanaa i
Davenport, Iowa
Wa
are eonstantlv la receipt at frmlk OnoB
tea. which we offer at Wholesale, for caah, at
the iinel arlflM. and «c which we iaviU *b«att«
tlon of dealer* In city an* ceantry. »ay7 tm
BURTIS HOUSE,
OOFTXKR 07 IOWA A FIFTH STRKCIB
DAVBMPORT, IOWA,
R«W TtUtrtig RittMlataeat,
MOMTI-WBK COB. BRADT AMD *OCBflf« BTS
Wglll
won can «*t yoar money back la the
aheae of an eMcaotly fittlac tmawt, »*e
o*l Bf ika boat material and at the Mil loweat Bg
*f?laa BMorttamt «f Cloth*. OaaehBarestad Ya*•
ir
wfcich wlU be a*l» to a*de» at IM
•ttftAOMB A NT
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IILIII cbbibbboibb,
fceatal lm|iw
fBjp""*'"1*
VOLUME 4.
1
Four rir.Ml.i, i»iKi
8igi.i.,i,tl.«, luiXi I
I year, im change,
I«i:itml yfsr V'IMI
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Daieaport, Amml !4.J» I
I' I,'i r»l,
rtl-eu«l:l» for tlitr jia-
yII *.• -«:i. o i
la aulWtiii-- to IV' J'lv
per.
MA11 AUtfAMiiBMkSNTs'
Tine* if opening ami clo»u mails In lh* Davenport
p,»t 0m,«:
KASTIRM MAIL, arrive* at 6:»S A and 5 6B
I lo.'i al 9 i.'. v H". ,:80 v w.
N'ih i iu.au Mill via Dubnijueund Northern Iowa,
arrive- HI f, lAi !o«e*al IS A M.
8onu»KN II.. from H.. Loum anu Houtbern Mi*.
I, ar.nvei .• 5 to j| C!,«I« at V If) A M.
W«H 11 IN A»N HOD
lit MI IOWA MAII., arrive* at
i,..l" n I I.Mte al a io M.
Itl.iaom W A V MAII., ini»r« an«l 6-JO
I .«r, u' 1
A
I'M
Hi van MAII. Hot TH, UK I,ding river towuo aboveHt.
l.'jtiU, lb. Miaaouii Rwn, H«br»-k» and K«u.a»,
via Hanoi'.*! HI. Jo-eph M, arrive* at Id A
lo-e» it 4 PM.
Rl 1 i.h TIL, in eluding nvr town* tn,ni e Clairr
IV Lyoii irrive* at A do ,ea ai H.iii) A M.
NMKIHITHI MAII., l,
y Kill, up tic riyer, arrlvn «t7
SiindayB. Wedue-day- and Fridays: ':lo»»3at
y i ii ,n lavn. Wednesday•* And KrldnVtf.
Bi tiRAKH AII- arrive* at 12 M, close* at 12
Tne.,iay«, Tburada an H»tiir'i«vs.
AMI I V MAII.I IKIIMAIMLat L!IM L'tteadaya
and Krldaya.
ANAMOSA MAIL, arrivee and ctones aa as, oa
Tl.hrf.liv.,
Tl.,-, Bic- will bo open on Bunday during the Hnm
Blr fr. in 9 to HI A M.
Xiooitl .ftolrai
NH
BALL
TO.
IjfunH,
HT.—(iratnl l'all Bt the
Carden on Itipley street Bluff, tollgM.
See advertisement.
Ncii.—Mr. 1'.
SI'LBNDIU lii
Kerwio
will seta splendid Inneli this morning, from
10 till 12 o'clock, in tin? basement of Nieli
ol'e lilock, S. W. i!or., ^t ooud and iinidy
street, iu the new liilliard Salmon, juft open
ed. Be ou hand.
GOOD—Our mcrchauts are very busi
ly ingaged in receiving immence boxes, sup
posed to contain dry goods, clothing, groce
ris Ac. We wish them plenty of oaah cua
tomers.
"CIIAKLKY,"
wlio so long ofliciatetl at
Atkin's Restaurant and Billiard room, left
here yesterday, for Keokuk, to go aboard
the steamer Flora Temple. He has aecured
the bar on this bout, which will be up hern
next week, on which occasion Charley pro'
pones to "treat the crowd" of his friends, if
they call ou him.
PARTY.—A
Son A i.
social party
conn-a off at Le Claire on Friday (to-mor
row) evening under the favorable superin
tendence of Milo White, which will no doubt
be an agreeable affair. The .youth anil beau
ty of Davenport are invited and we promise
them they will be well cared for.
ST. Lot-IS BRANCH.—Mr. Kepner, of
the firm of Graham fc Kepner, left for St.
Louis last evening, where he intends re
maining for a while, to act in connection
with the firm here, in the grain trade, in
which they traffic largely. Their freight
bi'ls are quite an item to the ateamboeia ra
which tbey ship.
ITEMS.—la
going iuto the country
on Monday morning, we counted, between
this city and the junction of the Allen's
(irove and Hickory Grove nwdu—some
seven miles out—no less than twenty-thrte
loaded wagons, coming into the city. That
we considered very good for Monday morn'
ing. Trade is recovering.
Xrjf The readers of the Hew* *1*
very politely informed that its editor-in
chief is not at home. At the head of the
first column on the first page, we And the
Xeic* is conducted by W. K. Wallace, and
A' Johns. I'nder the circumstances, this
announcement is very much to the point-
I', S.—The mistake has been rectified.
&3T The fanners of the western
portion of the county, assert after thrashing
their wheat, they have come to the conclu
sion that ther,t is not quite so much to the
acre as they first imagined.
There are many fields that have not
yielded ten bushels to the acre, and aome
in which the yield had been only seven
bushels to the acre. The average yield
they estimate at twelve bushels to the acre.
TUB
AND OOrNSKI.lOKS AT LAW,
Notaries Pnbili* and Ooiuuil*»ioner« of l»e.d«.
will practice In the Court* of HcoU,Cllnt.n. .la, kion
and Muscatine count lei, and In Kock Inland county,
III and the U. M. District Oourt^l low%.
LIKADINU REAPER
A
INCRBABB
FAILURE.
—This machine has been put in use by
some of our farmers, and was thought t»
be the thing, until a trial and its conse
quences has convinced theui of ita worse
than worthles«ness. We saw several loads
of good clean wheat aold in the streets to
day for thirly-five eenti a buth'l. It was eat
with a Header, and was ruined. The fenlt
s that the grain has not the proper ehaaee
to dry, aud becomes musty.
IN
Jant
FREIGHT.—The
A
Chicau
go A Rock Island Railroad raised the
freight on flour yesterday morning, to the
tune of ten dollars per load in advance o'
former charges. We understand that onr
heaviest shippers—David A. and J. M. D,
Barrows, who usually ahip about aix or
aeven car loads per day—have refused to
y thia additional tariff, choosing rather
to store their flour here. Whether other
freight over the road la advanced in pro
portion, we are not advised.
PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.—There
ayv^»»M
SEVENTH AMNUBBBARY
are
many livea loat annually by tbe use of burn*
|ng fluid. The Article usually aold is about
aa aafe in a family as a keg of powder. In
the neighboring city of Le Claire, our read,
era will remember that a abort tine ago a
woman loat her life from tbia article. Now
thia need not be. Borning fluid may be
as dangeve«a aa eartphaae, or aa barmleaa
as water. It all depeada upon tbe kind
oted.
There ia a gentleman la thia oity, now
•topping at the Le Claire House, who has a
kind of bnratng fluid whleh afly dragglit
ean make, and wbloh coat not two eenta a
gallon mora thaa the ordinary floid, that
will sot—that tBBmf be Bade til espied*
BBy iaare thaa yo«
ten)!
DM
eBptodaajug o(
water. 1U batolag ptapartlea da dlftr
hm
»y attUlai it la BM«IM
Ml km Mt* mm tiaMl—Wt y«i Uto
hamlMI
AUtW
*'s£i
liii
MW Curry ia 8^'" providing the th« lary. audience, and I muit atate that tlie
(eople with oBeellcnt applea. Rwn«ni»»w au-lieuoe aacpoibled on the oeeaaUm cf this
I firet meeting of the Association, wsa a
apl«nli] contrast with name of the e«lue*- i
DA-
OF THE
V BHFUHT T.iB«B% So iKtv ^Y^rday was oUwr StoU*. and even in onr own Stale in
th« day a,.,,„„t«.d for the Seventh Anoi- days gon* »,y The large in rch was com
vereary of this aooiety. At an enrly hour pletely tilled by teaeheri and citizens, and
in the forenoon, the different eocietie*. in* the teachers begin to eom« in I do not
eluding delegation# from Mnccatiue. llarnp-1 know what will done. The teachers
through the prineijial street*, convened on
the grounds of Judge Mitchell, where they
were welcomed by a very neat and appro
priate a Idrecs from Aid. HAMMISO. The
Mitnerchoir then tuug one ode of welcome,
after which tue Turners dispersed around
the grounds for recreation, until afternoon.
In the afternoon the societies were called
together, when a beautiful song was execu
ted by the Glee Club of the Davenport So
ciety. Mr. GI KLICH then delivered a speech
o."excellent merit, followed by an appropri
ate address from Jos T.
LANK,
Esq., which
was received with much favor. Mr.
LANE
advocated the introduction of Gymnastic
exercises into our schools, which suggestion
we most heartily approve.
After the speeches were over, tbe juven
iles exercised in vaulting and tumbling, in
which performances they did themselves
tnnch credit. After the youngstera were
dismissed, the Manerchoir sung some beau
Utnl songs, and then the party went in for
enjoying themselves by dancing and other
amusements best suited to their tastes.
In the evening, a grand ball came off at
i^ihrinau'a Hall, which was largely at
tended and highly enjoyed by all who par
ticipated.
The Seventh Anniversary of our society
has been a decided succese, and we hope
that all subsequent affairs of the kind may
be as pleasant and agreeable, not only to
our German friends, but to the American
brethren.
The editors of the Gazette have
cause to rejoice when they see with what
eagerness the Republican press picks up and
retails their own deliberate falsehoods.—
Like to a certain gentleman whose reputa
tion for truth is not of the first quality, they
chuckle when an opportunity arises to start
out a lie varnished sufficiently with the sem
blance of truth to decieve those who do not
know their true characters. Yesterday,
they not only reiterate the assertion that
the Democratic party sneeringly call their
ticket the l'lougli-IIandle Ticket,', but in
support of such an unqualified canard, quote
from papers published in other States vari
ations of the same fiddling. They are like
the man who. after making an incredible
statement,was willing to swear to the story
becauae he was bound to stick to Jiie word,
right or wrong, llow fallen is the tone of
the dazettr from its ancient dignity since
the junior editor, the genius of the family,
came to enlighten ita readers! Instead of
the placidity of the old school governing its
leaders, as in old times, it demeans itself by
originating outrageous charges against the
worthy men who are running on the Demo
cratic ticket, and hatching venemous arti
ctes to pander to the passionate feelings of
its eupporters. It in effect reasons thus—
we will make the farmers believe that the
Democratic party is antagonistic to hard
fisted labor, and we can do this by starting
the assertion that the Democratic papers
publish their contempt for Republicanism
by dubbing our ticket the Plow-Handle
Ticket," If the (Jasette had not been chal
lenged to produce the proof that the Demo
cratic press has thus spoken deridingly of
the men running on the Republican ticket,
the matter might be let pass but having
been asked to bring forward the documents,
and no proof being forthcoming, they de
serve the brand of falsifiers and panderers
to bad feelings to be charged upon them.
It is not probable that Democrats would
despise the business which seven-tenths of
them in the State of Iowa follow, and which
bears with it an bonorable standing in so
ciety nor do they battle for Democratic
principles with tbe weapons of abuse and
appeals to passion. It would be well for
the Gazette and its reputation to take out
the beam which causes their moral obliqui
ty, much better than to put up a out of the
big plough with the beam running into the
ground.
EDITORS
DEMOCRAT.
The Iowa
State Teacher's Association is a grand tri
umph this year. There are now present
from different parts of the State, over one
hundred educators, end it is thought that
the number will reach three or four hun
dred before the close of tbe session.
The President, Prof. Humphrey of Cedar
Rapids, gave his address, last evening, be
fore the Association. It waa a very prae
tical discussion of the following topics,
which were reeommended to the Aseoela
tion:
First. That a law be passed by the State
Legislature and State Board, requiring the
Oonnty Superintendents of ea-h oounty to
hold a Teacher's Institute in their respec
tive eoontlee, whleh should continue at
least two weeks. This would make It ae.
cessary for this favored offiser to know
something.
Secondly. That a Normal
Sohool be estab
lished ia some central part of the State, by
a law of the State Board.
Thirdly. Thai a tea be levied for the par
pose of raising a fond far the purchase of
Distviat School Libraries.
Fourthly. That eaeh Dkftrlat Board be
required to furnish snlelBMt apparatus to
their NMeatlve schools to UlBlwto all ths
braaohsa taaght, vhlah ft«*•* Ulttstra
tion, and
fifthly. Ita! a law bafEsaad •appalling
the MtttiMM ef «tt tht sklMm* mUa
hla if«tU th* pdhUi lahoak.
tarred to separato aswmittoas. wllh Uatrn
llgH
A ifMtot WMatot Iffaitto*
toaiwHielettoM, toln HlilaUiai,
apaa thftHM* Ml
MtttMfciif
ty have issued the following circular
OftVMporl Philbavmoalc Society*
DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT.
TCVMAII. SUBSCRIBERS, FIVE DOLLARS *ER ANNUM—OITY STTBHORrnKRS lO 'CENTS PER Wl'IEK.
tional wj.ich I l,avp atten.M in '"•»'wl,eiDgrai.^ inmoney«ndoat«ria1.
ton, tieneseo, Rook island, and Dubuque, were welcomed to the hospitality of Wash- P'*d by the steamer "Lake fllty," of Ibe
formed in proceeuion, and after marehing ington, by a few appropriate and el««]ueut
under obligations to. General Cbipmau,
whose accomplished daughters ent rtained
us with good sense and delightful guitar
muaic. This home is all music, mnshiite and
/mevrt. Dr. Condon, whose gentlemanly
non I alluded to, yesterday, as one of the
"local" committee who was and is so gen
erally useful in providing homes for the
delegates. The people here are having
their hands and houses full, this week.—
The Synod of the United Presbyterian
Church is to be held here, commencing to
day, and I understand about two hundred
ministers are expected.
On motion of Dr. J. Maynard, a eommit
mittee consisting of one delegate from each
oounty represented, was appointed to re
port permanent officers for the Association.
There is a disposition manifested to give
the right stamp and character to the Asso
ciation, and make it a permanent means of
good to the teachers of the State.
Mr. Mills, publisher of the Iowa School
Journal, recently established at Des Moines,
is here, and will endeavor to get the Asso
ciation to make said Journal their organ.
Rev. Howe, editor and publisher of the
little Literary AJuerliier, is also on hand,
and I judge he is making his inate modesty
a sort of ladder to climb into the favor of
the members. Meeknet* is a good thing to
have in the country.
The exercises of tbe evening were con
cluded by a Recitation by A. A. Griffith of
Davenport
Much inquiry is made for the Superinten
dent of Schools of Scott county, and his
efficient coipsof teachers, Mr. Weller—Mr.
Man waring nnd Mr, Griffith being the only
representatives of Scott.
Such aspirants as Mr.Kissell do not regard
their own interests rightly, when they kesp
themselves aloof from State gatherings of
this kind. No doubt his eagerness to qualify
himself for the classes that he will be
obliged to hear in the Intermediate School,
keeps him rather busy just at thia time. I
enclose an order of exercises. MOPB^D*
morrow. ATAA**
Washington, Iowa, Aug. 24th.
MI-SICAL.—The
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. 22,1859.
The officers of thi9 Society beg to intimate
to you that its meetings for rehearsal, Ac.,
will be recommenced on
TUUHAY EVENING, AUGUST SOTII,
at half past seven o'clock, at Metropolitan
Hall on wh cli occasion they invite your
presence and that of your friends who are
desirous of joining the Society, either as per
forming or non-pertormiug members. The
officers, being anxious to enlist in the Socie
ty all the available musical talent In the
city, request that you will exhibit this cir
cular to those who are competent and in
clined to become performing members and
that you will desire them to consider this
an invitation to be present on the occasion
referred to.
At the first meeting, on the 30th of Au
gust, new members will be proposed, and at
the succeeding meeting, on Tuesday even
ing, 6th September, they will be ballotted
for. The election of officers for the season
will then be proceeded with. The Metro
politan Hall having been again leased by
the Society, the rehesrsals will be held
there, as before, eve- y Tuesday evening,
during the seaaon. The new organ, now
building in Paris for the Society, is expect
ed to arrive and be placed in the Hall by
the middle of October next.
For the benefit of ladies and gentlemen
who desire to become performing members,
but who are not quite competent, a Phil
harmonic Vocal Class will be established,
under the care of the Musical Director of
the Society, the pupils of which will be
transferred to the Society as soon as quali
fied. Parties desiring to join this clsss,
(which will be entirely gratuitous,) are re
quested to lie present at the first meeting,
on the 30th August.
Having thus explained tbe intended pro
ceedings of the Society during the ensuing
winter, the officers conclude by earnestly
requesting the assistance and co operation
of yourself and other lovers of muaic, In la
creasing the number of members, and de
veloping and improving the musical taste
of the citixens of Davenport.
&AML. W. BABBBA, Prenident,
In. MOBBUOUSB, Viet Prtrident,
J. J. I
NO ALLS,
QUS—
At the tarns time I woald also tendsr to
fish 4 Lee, the agents of the "Bart
my thanks for the laterset and
nani/estod by thsm la
by the terms of mypwIsjrUu
ford,'
promptness mani/estod by thsm la sjrttllag
my claim, as by the terms of
sompaay were eatltled to tfrtf
to pay In, after the pwh ware made. Yet
thMogh tMr sasrsy, XnesfraiayMMy.
|l,ft00, flvs days mar Ihe flfe toofc glfgh
alsa MM It MASBMIY
lhaf raadsrad Bsa arary MNfiN
vm vi wi WMWTI I WFIW
aUwhewMi for atatoaltet art
VaHM*
pppj^PPfWFWB
DAVENl'OUT, IOWA. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1859. NUMBER m.
LI tLAIUK tJl*.
itouanb BY MAMILK Ci.IXTT PABABBBSC.
THE
PBE I VRFRIAN CHIHHI —ContribntiMm
for ll,e
f,urI^ of erecting another Pr«».y
tCT,,,n
rh,,rch-
io
®f the one lately
destroyed by fire. Here is a chance for be
nevolence.
WAYS.—'The
1
remarks, by R«*v J. R. Doi^ of Washington ed to be here at an early day, and thus the
College. The citizeus are ou hand with mechanics will be supplied with plenty
open doors end bountifully provided tables- labor,
I omitted to mention in ray communication —This excellent article ia now
yesterday, the names of a number of citi- beia^retailed through the ttreats, daily, by
sens, at whose places of business and honsea the neighboring farmers. We noticed one
1 was agreeably entertained. Dr. Parker, fellow giving cbaae to e troop of boys, who
the generous postmaster, we are mutually had been appropriating aome without money
"waya" are new ocen-
Northern Line. The Ocean Wave is expect,
Northern Line.
and|without price, tbe other day.
THE
Mi II
A—The mills are all steadily at
work, at present, and the wheat is still
coming in.
The following is the literal copy of a no
tice which may be seen below town at the
m.lL The farmers will do well to read it:
'Notice. Any person fetching grain here
to be ground,aud nrt having sacks too hold
the same when ground, they will get no
mere than their sacks will hold, no bran
eept unless the sack is furnished to put tbe
sane in when groud."
THAT PANTHBR.—On reading of the pan
ther that was seen above town, the other
day, a certain very courageous individual,
whj prides himself on his hunting lalities,
determined to slay the fierce creature, and
thsreby gain for himself a name that his
poiterity would not be ashamed of. He
actordingly borrowed a revolver procured
a huge knife, and also a rifle, and then set
rth on his perilous undertaking, dauntless
and alone. Now there happened to be a
miechievious urchin who became acquaint
ed with his design, an^ who is remarkably
fond of practical jokes said urchin took a
circuit around the road, and arrived aLthe
dangerous neighborhood before our Nimrod,
and began some of the most excruciating
yells that ever shocked mortals ears. Well,
our hero came, heard the noise, began to
tremble felt rather weak about the knees
cocked his rifle, and seeing a cow, fled as
fast as his legs would carry him and ha
now renounced the profeaaion of a hunter
forever. On account of a slight consider*
ation," we concluded to withhold our hero's
name.
NEW MEAT
Philharmonic Socie­
VEGETABLE MAR-
AND
KKT AT THE
OLI RAILROAD STORK,
OOBNKB or
Firrn AND BRADYSTEK«TS.—Tbe undersigned
haa just opened a meat and vegetable mar
ket at the above place, where he will con*
atantly keep on band for sale the best meats
vegetables, fish and pamc to hp found in
thirty.
A* art
I articles delivered free of charge.
Aug. 8
th. WM. BRYAK.
43T Messrs. Harrah & Baldwin of
this city, have invented, and obtained a
patent on a new Agricultural machine, cal
led the Universal Seed plauter and grain
sower. It ia a very ingenioua invention,
and may perform all that is claimed for it.
In addition to planting and sowing it num
bers the acres planted. They are manufac
turing a machine for exhibition at the Uni
ted States Fair, and at as many State
Fairs aa possible. Ths inventors are very
industrious, intelligent young men, and we
trust they may succeed.
i e
In this etty, Wednesday morning, Aug 34th,
A I A N I I A O y o u n e s e o W
ani BLIZABETA 8.
GRAND
anc2S-U4
flfumee Committee,
ALKX. CASUS,
J, C. WALLACE, Treasurer,
HBA* DAVIB. Mutieal Dirt**,
A. C. ABBOTT,
Secretary.
To THB EDITORS or THE
ISLABSBB
AMD
AB-
Gftnti Permit ma through the col
umns of your paper to thus pnblioly ac
knowledge ths receipt ia fall, of my paHsy
of insurance, in the Hartford lire Iasaraaee
Company, of Hartford, Conn., which I heM
on my stook of goods, almost entirely de
stroyed by fire on the alght of the 8th lost.,
Bad while my loss exceeds the amonat In*
sured, I have had the sonsolatUwi of know
ing I was insured la a safe aad rsMahle
compaay, whose fsirnsss aad promptness in
a^ju'tiag aad paying a loes, are beyoad say
pnlsa I ean bestow upas them.
Anew
ttejhk
GUBLE Y,aged 4 months and 30
days.
The fnneral will take place to-day (Thnraday) at
their realdeact, eoratr of Bock Island and fifth sts.
TO-DWS ADVT'S.
Thalia Garden Ball,
OH
TBUMfiA Y E VKNIMO, A UO UHT 3Sth.
rai' at the Tmi.'A OASDEH on Ripley
street eff. on Thnrssay Au( 2Mb, commssv
ctng at 8 o'clock.
ADMISSION—Oentlemen 29 cU—LadWs free
aortS dlt WIDBlf ANN, Agent.
WM. KEITH* Id. D.,
RBBPBOTFUIAY
poetege
Tiliiffonlrti
SIS Pearl atiset, Mew Torfc.
To Let.
AOOODwenaBsstattoSteeptag
ROOM aa Soot of Mo S La Olalr
Row, resssweflas.
JatySI Apotv to I. til. VIMRR
M. A MMDON,
A TTORMBT and Oooasallur at Law. (MM MO14
/V ttranl's Balldlng, Mala street, Davenport, laott
Co., Iowa. Will atund prssiptly to all professions!
business that nay be
entrusted to kin.
Refer to Hon. iiaas Sraat, Davenport, and Hon.
Rdmvad Bnrk% M. M. aasM-dtf
lortftfec,i Sale*
f\K Thnraday,
fepteetber 1, IBM, oomaMaetag at
U ten e'eiook ia tke fcrsaooa, at ths fatal el V.
K AU- n, at Do* Oteek, aader and by vlitaaol a
ehsttsi mortgaee, dated Karth IS, 18M, executed to
me by Deals!? AMsa, I will sgesss for sale at pub
Ue auction, (fee lasst lot of blosdsB ao«t werklac
stock, 'arailng atensUs, wsfeas, harases, 4s. he.
ever tlml la Mso*!
ssaatf. Tstms as«o BBOWB at
sal*. RaadMils esatelatsf Ml partloalars, a Bs
scrtaUea aaB the itaaMr o( ths slock* he, ha,
Bill be dtetrtbatsd lauaailat'ly.
ft M,
1MB.
FRAMS FLUMER, MOrtgsasS.
BMSIIM MM ti
TVB
untmlgBslwtll loses for a tsra ot BSBIB
Ms tale ejntfBrtsU iistSisss saB Mi slitB
sttaatedla the IIIIMBW tostts e» ths slir MV
Olsl' ii umiij:
S@SsSM'H55i
SSSTSSt^^ iS5i5I5iiiS^#S^
If
Wf-I
iit la SfrU,
•AadSJ.
Hiver
ALBAMRRA, Mitchell, Galens.
NoaiiiERNtK, A'fi-r l.St Louis.
KKOKI K. Dodge, Montrose.
GRKY KAOI R, Harris, St. PauL
Foil Sr. PAUI.—The Northern line steam- I
er, Henry Clay, leaves at 6 o'clock, this
morning,* for SL Paul and intermediate i
point*.
FOR
ST. LOCZA—Tbe Pembina is expected
down, and to leave at o'clock, thia even
ing.
ALL RKJHT
INGENIOUS CONTRIVANCE.—A wooden figure
on the top of the steamer Northerner's
pilot house, attracted considerable at ten
tiou among the crowd ou the levee, yester
day, with its military airs. It. represented
a soldier and carried a sword in each hand,
which the wind caused to "play such fan
tastic triekn before high heaven," as made
poor mortals gaze in stupid wonder.
FAVORS.—We are iudebted to Mr. Frank
Watson, the obliging and gentlemanly agent
of the Keokuk and Galena Packet Compa
nies, for daily favors in the shape of various
little items of interest connected with the
river business. Frank is always at hla
post and is just the man for it. aa all per
sons having business with him will admit.
Well and favorably known from a long
residence in Davenport, he has the confi
dence of the community and can influence
considerable trade to bis employers. We
hope to see his honest phiz at the steamboat
office for a thousand years to come.
E E A I
(Reported Expressly for the Btate Democrat.1
Blew York Niata American Council.
GENEVA, N. V., Aug. 21.—In the State
American Council, yesterday, the question
of the time and place of holding the State
Convention waa ^lisouesed with great ani
mation, but a majority were bound to be In'
favor of holding it on a different day from
that ol the Republicans, and it was finally
decided that itahould be held at Utica, on
the
2rth
of Sept. Two delegates to the
National Convention were subsequently
elected—Hon. Erastus Brooks, and Hon.
Lorenzo Burrows.
Mr. Brooks addressed the Convention at
considerable length, and waa fallowed by
Hon. Dan'l Ulman, after which, the Council
adjourned, rine die.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.—-The City Demo
cratic Convention nominated II. R. Kneass,
for Dist. Att'y, and Mr. Thos. McGrath, for
Prothonetory. Nominations were also made
for Senators, and members of the Legia]#
lure.
from WaahlBBtoa.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—Isaac Hueston, ot
Kansas, has been appointed Consul at Kiuga*
town, Jamaica.
Sailing of the Sleaiaahlp Arabia.
NEW YORK,
Aug.
24—The
BOSTON,
SOLICITS THB PATBOMAAB
of bis friends and the public.
OrricE— No. 8 Nick
oils Block, over tbe Bank.
ang2S-*octl
—Tbe subscribers wish to eaoplny SB
active reliable man in eaah section of
tlae Btata to travel and take orders for
SlOABI AND TOBACCO,
by samples. Will pay a salary of $U to #800 per
year payabl* monthly. For samples and particu
lars applr to, or address, inclosing stamp for return
OAST SMITM,
Aug.
:l,'WiyJpjpi».M,.»WBW»i
Wedue«daw, Aug. 24.
III.
NORTHERN
IR, Alforl.Si. I'aill
knout K, lHidge. Mont roe".
GSXY EAULK, llatri', Louis.
UEPABTKD.
AOAIN —^TTe KeoVnk brought
up word yesterday, that the Ben Campbell
waa afloat again, and had reached Montroee
aafety.
A i^aiviNo BLSUNEHS.—The Northerner
came down some hours ahead of time, yes
terday, and was delayed all the afternoon
putting on freight. She left with a very
heavy load, and had to retuae eeveral lota
of grain.
TUK FLORA TE*PL*.—This boat is laying
up at Keokuk at preaent, but has been un.
dergoiuga regular course of aprouta, lately,
and ia going ioto the I'pper Mississippi
trade, next week. We expect to see her at
the levee here tbe first of the woek. "Char
ley," of Atkin's saloon, takes his place be"
hind the bar.
ateamship
Arabia aailed, this morning, for Liverpool,
with
$250,000
in specie.
Another Trot Bet wen Flora Temple and
Frlocese.
23.—A
Frst best,
trot between Flora
Temple and Princess for a purse of tl,000,
mile heats, best three in five, came off this
P. M. Flora won three straight heats, mak
ing time as follows:
2 33
second,
2:26
third,
O E K I A
2:34
Peninsular Bank of Detroit Ueno to Pro
test
NEW YOBK,
Cold Ex porta to Eurep*.
NEW YORK,
Aug
23.—'The
for Hamburg, to-morrow, will take about
$100,000
in gold and
$50,000
HftXt
in stiver.—
The Arabia, from Boetoo, takes none from
this city.
B. BECKETT,
I Brady ttr«ct» 41
IMF tt 111 PMI MMI
I A i
OASMIAOB TIHBBB.
rlBBlB|B,
4te s
OOVBTAMTLT OM BAMD,
mmd Upp*r Eimihm
Itatk, BtawM, tad Aatritaa Ostt, tip
^mpssss ASt
WSVI?
v-
AL»0t
*a«*a.
At BkeleCa^*'
l?» (s
A V I N O K I A U k i
WBBKI.T RfVICW.
OrricE or lows MATE DruocniAtr,
W«?nfB4a|r B««si|eg. Aaa M. IS4V
fc'iy baa u«eu iu,| and quit pleat ant WHS S
fo*t br«- -all
Bu*in»*» ta .jtilte brisfc IB all tbe retail
braiii-be*. an tbs Uy lo. k«d quite IIv. W
Tcie r«lu a*-. yrudu. ma-k wns lo'e'aMy active
elihotvh th- re-ripis were ant qnlle as kifBSM T"»
u y
Barter «"1 iiait are in acnr« lemsci.
Ihe-htpptns trade was lively tiv-day—a greater
amount oi Krain and produce waa shipped thaa for
at,ins days previous
J. M. Burrows shipped 1000 »a. k» of ehlp.toBb
so at. LICI.
Tbe freight ,,n flour on tbe C. A B. 1. B. B. waa
raised to |K a car (tw bbla) to-day, whleh caaa
ed ebicpera to hold up a Itlt'.e.
We uuote as follows
PLOCR—Market steady and ne ehsnge In the tear
bet. There were 700 bios load) at the O fc I
depot today, but owlag to a sadden ratee lathe
price of fre,»:ht they were not ahivpei. We quote
spring ExtraB4eo old wheal nres 00
WRSAT -lJncbau«»d. Reoeipts by railroad SoO
tu»h I'j wa«on U.140 ruh riiipuieuta 810 be. We
qiolo a gixnl article ufe'eau wheat to-day at SSe
Mw 2, saued with oats, S0i*S'Ai.
C«aa—Ret .ipta small. Bblpuienta BOO bn Bf
rlvr to St. LHUIH. A good demand e*:»ts for ship
ment snd market steady at Wc for good la ear.
OATS—Market lively tut althuut chantte. Re
ceipts lay railroad 650 tusli ty wins l4UMu«b
Hhlpaiuats (6A bo by river to St. I. uls. Good de
mand at Tiu^liic on delivery.
BABI^V—Ih |ioi».l n|Uiot and active. Rrm(ltlS
dly by wavon MS bn i Shlpoieotn 1 ItiO bu to Bt.
Louie. We qnole lirui lor stlippiotf at M^Hs.
PotatuEo—K'-ct ipt», quai lo tbe local luandbet
no sbipiuent^. New ewe-1 potatoe* Are selling st 10
41)46: peck white SU«$S0i: y bu.
»NioNi— Mole doing in thin llm- 1 j-laf Receipts
100 bu by w*«ui) rhlpMeuta l„ St. louts MO ba
B0ver.1l orders on band to be filled tbls week, and
eblvi"T» anxious io buy at40£Mc.
HAY—3od supply of uew praliie, but timothy
very aoarre. Dtniaod amderate to-day at loff
$4 for |.rairlt- i $t 50 for tlinotby.
Euof tiutet at
hi/1t*k—Good dairy is very scarce a| Me com
mon 8
CHSESB— Weatera Reserve 8o srbolessle and io#
ia«c retail.
HAMS—Oood war oared ISc retail oomuion
lOc
SMouLnERs.—Oood, 7- wholesale, and retail, Be
canvanaed.
ttatan Hetr—Ur wholesale and lit: r'tall.
IaiEn ArpLas—A good article qrited at lie
wliuiesaie and ri tail:
DaiBo PEA HEH-.-Uapared 11 Mo wktieaalo and
16c retail pared "2ftc retail.
Uooritu- A gocd article Be retail.
COBB—Quiet northern ml*ed 6•_•• prime yellow
~,ii choice white Hoc indodlng bags.
OATS Declined. Light 40e prlne i2§ikj
choice 44c.
BABI.EV—Bmsll sales new spring at 48c.
Oaioas—Quiet at 84c in baas.
RITE Pl.oirH Dull a 1(0(54 35.
WHEAT—Scarce and l4Stc better Bales 6U0 bosh
I 52 very rt.oin- m-w white southern and new white
Michigan on private Wins.
Rva—Kl'm at BOc.
Coat—Unclians^. Hales Klu bu»h at 79MCOld
mixed western new rellow wea-ern.
OATS— Firmer and active at S7($44r
PORK—rirmer. Sales'.oOo bbtsat if) mass 10 80
prime.
BEBP—rull.
BAOON—Quiet.
LABO—Quiet. Bales ISO hMs at IMtk,
BvrTEa—Plrmar at !33I7 Ohio i lffiUatt StStS.
CHKSSE—Firm At as In quality.
ABBEs—Unchanged.
WHISKV—Firaer sales 100 SMs.
Chicago i*l ark el.
Tuesday Bveuiac Aug. 18, 1MB.
FLOUB—Lass active, bat holders Srm. While
winter & 60 iprlng extra 4 00.
WHEAT—No I spring arm and advanced lo Mo 3
declined 2c, closing firm at 73Mc. We quote Mo 1 at
S0^8Ie Mo 1 red wlnte' tt*»Slc Me 2 do 7Hc.
Conn—Bteaiiy—closing qaiet st 61c for Mo 1
In ftore prime Canal He sflwt.
OATS—Active and a shade better. Canal M,
38 He
BABLBY-Quiet. No 9 sold at aso
Rtb—Qnlet. N» 1 sold at
g^uTATOEs—l-'irm at SfifoSOc.
BCTTEB—Choice dairy lm$14c
Eeoa—Very dull at 7c.
A. Ae
&
i WOc.
Laan—Nominal atl0Hfi$llc.
Hints—Dry Flint 16£17c.
BOOTS AND SHOES
8. 8VIT8,
8 HICKOXiI8* BLOCK,
NO.
PWOW
Aug. '23.—The Peninsular
Bank of Detroit went to protest to-day
npon the drafts upon the Bank of the State.
It is one of the oldest Banks in Michigan.
receiving a largo aad oaretally sUsnsd
itock of
Voota aad Slioaai
adapted to tbls market, aad these hard Umas, le
whkh ha Invif s tbs attentkia of parelMasrs.
I hsvo a large aaaortmant oI
Ladies' Fine Kid,
tasting aad Be*ge Congress
Hammonia
Kid Heeled Bllppere,
Oents' riaa Oalf,
PaMnt Leather,
0 love Oalf (a aew srtWaJ
Ooagress Halters,
Oxford ted Low Tlee,
Mors aad Toatba' •alters sad ahoos.
All kinds Of OhUdrea'aEhsSt,
a'mest aa endlees variety of sll tbe comaraaat Isa
cyklads. Please esU aad see ear goods sad prists.
They wtll be sold a very lew flgnroe
aprtT SABRTRB WIVL.
seen
I
mo msbi
AT
rmm mMnatm arommt
BSA9T BlUWi BA1
ATM aow stsse staras sad ma taalsd
stock of BsUs tad Bkaet, to wkMR I BtBr
the_ettsniae asa weaaa etnaa a er IBSI
•iu aad a a Bar si
parshsstsa slsowhtvo
_•» aaaat
artfaaiiiNlM
Ba timet MBw Ttrfc
Srittl MM MMI.
«Ptrlsad•MltBaBaaBtaitBweBe.
rlrs kefs will assapfstBStalo a
is laa
atsa
•may
"S***
THt WBBKLT ITATB DBMOOglAW
IS PVBUSSBD lYiat
tfliSISA* NSINlia*
UMt, rt.CAB TT«. AT
tl OO PETR AH MUM, IV ADV
Rates el Advt rite lag ia tBe
4lae s4UAie(of l2liiM*)une week
e* additional hh
Oae tqaerr one Buiitti s w
two month* S SB
Ifcree 1 BB
sll IDUIIIII* SB
u »ear 11 00
One- 'lnmn. one y*ar ..SBSB
CARDS.
riNKLB I VOH-a
S W A I I I
LV* Famllv a^, Tatlottas (arises, SaiBny.
Watran'-J to give r-eMer ea'lafarllen Ikao
any »ih''r m«ebiae*ln mark-t, or BMMf re
Wante.1.
aB
Agent In thia etty
Addrc», P1BBLB A LTOM.
JiiiirT-Smn Broadwey. M«W Ts«B.
Tra«dfll lloaae.
laws CI«T
[•»HK pruprlet
cally lb Patk House, haa Iri
of ye,ir*. r'lltted, i-albte *nd papered my eld at SQ*.
a tliii** nottli of U- 'ourl Hi u-e. OllBtea HlOst,
wh« re ail iu) old frl'ti'% audi 'he a wto way oteBB
toeail wtll Snd -veritilig ia trim* siBet. n#
shr.v hon-1« luach t.raier tbebrieinoaepetlaf *bs»
city than the rsik, which Is now cteaed SO a SsM,
eivemoaoall. i- TRCRML1*
Jnivl Piepstsiae
I. W. ftVITRAIi,
ATTOMMBT AT LAW. AOTAMT JITM W
ABB
ooiitiaioMi.
Orfica—No S Pavsapert'e Blech.
Jalyie-dSmly
W
BIalR,
HAVING
right eVIcck Meetla* the Tor
Head-quarlere.
Ha'f peat nine o'clock a. ws,—
Tuurr a ul other lavlt^ ocle'lee, aad ell ether*
wi -liliiK tc parti'tpate In the PIC nlc, fcrm lata proa
oes.ioi, in fr nt of Besd-qtisrters.
•en eVIeek a. Tte p'ocrestea wtll pase
•hrsngh tbe fel'-owuig street*, from Meed nassWrstO
Harr's n strett, tbence to Fourth,thenea le BSADPT
thence S-eond, thence to Ws*rtn, Ihenes SV Wat*
ren ctreet to the u'roends.
A I V A O E i O U N
Bonff and Addreaa in bebaUT of Iht Gaat
tral Commute*.
Half past eae
Will re-lbrm.
XONQ BY TUB TVBNBB 01MB OLVB
Twe o'clock' p. as.—sddrsesss In the flmrnse
and BriglLh langaagea by Th OeeOch sod Jsntaa T.
Lane, Bs|ra.
('iimji tltlon la nymnastira by tte Jenior asaa.
Gynii.istli eshltilloa by Teraers.
Awarding of Prig* to the Joe
lor elaaa.
*even o'clnek as —Tbe prnrsoslnn
and marches back to B«ad-feaiteiB.
Mae o'clock p. ms.—
O a a a
AT LAanMAB*a MBAO«O( nfane,
B. If. leakraa'n*a Hall.
Plr-nlc Orenada—9 O. R. Mltchol's grBBal.
waat of Warrrn aad north et Eighth strata,
cents one OeetleaMM'sai'Mfl'ii'amStHfelt
dren soocmpanled by Ihelr fereate, free.
ADHIIIIBK TO BALL, BO «CRV».
Rr order of the
aeglS-td OBMTRtt OOHmtfB-
•mil Praito.
ABdacUena*psying
-4
i#
the abuvr named
JOftUI A BI KE
...BBABV STREET. It
II-
AOCim
for the eal« of DnfOBtH 9|
aad Hln*ilng Powder, aod RafsSy
aogl'M-dawif
located a the City of Davapert na
spectrally soiieMa thepelreaaaoef thacHli—4,
Hsvlag bad Iameapsrlsaw In Ihe ksiliMSl at
PIIRABRB OP ma ETE,
wri slve thesa, loeetber with other PiBSMeib SB
faithful attenllOB.
AT OBIce a Brady street. Bret sIsMs tbsts ths
roet OSes.
I'm it, iiir«cti«ii|Uii
AC., AO.
Br. PliailCVI, Aisate
JnlyH
Sl, loula ITIarkel.
Tuteday Aag. 41, I860.
Itovsr-SUatr aad (fUtst city sapertlne $S 80,
double extra $0 3.'.
WHEAT—More active. P»irto Rood fall T89S*Jie
prime anl i-hoice rej and while
J1*" Korh Maskti.
fnV TEl.EOBAFH.l
Naw rona. Awe. M. iSie.
runs-SaiSc better. Hal« lO.ODl bbls at4 IRftt
4 .r soper otatc, 4 fio/^4 7u txtra stat^ 4 C«i
(t)l i o sapor west'rn A lOaT, 95 for i Id. and
It 30(n!i b» fresh i round extra round hoop Ohio.
BBADT BTRBET Jl
OAHHK3, ravua ANU ummmMmn*
BUTUCHa BUGS, Aa
Oall and asa.
Jell
Vmur tHet*er*»
r. wTias,
{SeeemA etreet, oppetUa Weektmjtem Hfmmred
FEAMB8 PIOIOSBB *0 OUHOI-
AIM
beece oonstaatiy on hand all Hade MassS
Wladews, LoeUeg Wssaas, MB, Wo, ana
rutty.
»Y wmry
IVafl f»«ik
0. BHKPHERD
SON,
Rave removed to
MOMBEE It BAST BBOOMD
Wof
IEBB we Invite an rasndrlag
8s
BeaMsaaa, la ean and Jwd|e Mr
la greet variety, gtM aad
p«e- Bens 1
ne w «tt »ssiSes el eaBnaadt
HcvcRlh Aalvmraarir
or TBC
Dtvespart flmu Timr McMy,
to BB MOI.DEB IB VHK
e Y
or
A V O S
W W a I4B»-
PBO0RSMMI:
a ars special attaatloa le Ihe peo-
ML A C'BMMMM T. RASPBERRY AMD BmUW~
MBBRT PLAHT8.
oar stock Isr tke esmioe Pan and Bpri^eflSSS, wfl|
aet eaty be very large, but of Ihe beet iatlKf.whMh
weasBrEer etfeatly redeceo pries. The new
IMNHI, MT UvtN B»kl-i|
is still growias la aver, and the daatmf Rr|hahf
IhU Pall promisea to ho aaa*aallr larfs.
WILSON'S ALBANYBStDUVO
8TRA WBMmmt.
MJOAIDTE ILE NTA MHPHY
Bdltsrs laesrtttB
the shove
BSsawCdSSrie
strSiXS
iwBl|ftaa
past «n«iT usn,
Mnw Ttn
V.ltXfBM CiWAIT.
ijini aalsMlpsi \a s#at tia*-
UBIL I»BJF
& ths ooaatry. Its 'xirssidiaarr sas. «wai«|
aad kavlag ewttlvaled awre ispsr'a
wo shell ho eat to t«br tsr sets a the i
fkastfisnn oroaowbettg
ea
earofal maaaer, and eae of taam
then adaosael
sash as ars rapia
grass sad weeds. Weeerdlsllpl
lag le peaasssts VMM oar gl
ear mode of peadacleg plana.
WS SHALL B1
them wttbta the reash afsR. 1
ed ar«Mr SB
le thehta tfil ST
karrr. aal
BBtaaaiaar
rtasmi
wS^BMlM