Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], May 24, 1864, Image 2

About Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874

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TCEflDAY EVENlVU^
O-I-Wk
I* herehr culled, to meet at
•a THURSDAY. .11'NE 1 th. 1H-V4. at th«- Court
loMr, in the city of Ds Momea, appoint
Hlg 4iltgidn j» iIjp Niiii'rtiif Con^enMo-i a
Chicago to select candidates for Presidenta
Plliir- far iMrn lo n«fn.t»ate I»i*Bli«rati.
Httte ticket mid lo adopt su^h other tin
tlM public welfare may t.i reuinre. Tlo
ratio of representation will °"c
Mk kukiired votes. every *1.11111111.1 fr.u
tittt. CWM tot Oenersl Tii'tli- »t the last anni.a
bat «hcb county v\ill be allowed at Icasi
TbVchief corner ,tnnc of our National political
•dittc* i* non inUrtrciif-, by ftleral authority.
With the domestic atU r" th# State* Without
it 00 l'nion cntibl.have been formed and no I'n
loa teat would be compatible wMh the public lil»»
•nr. Mriiiiui ui du-ii'-d r'leati
other bait* But tl.it luhUiiMtil principle kk
bMB to flagrantly Tiolated, in th ejection ano
administration of President Lincoln, hi to Kan
produced rssl tlisunt ii, practic.il i«in. and
disastrous cml war. It behooves the people ot
the United Stat»s tu rectify, in l~o4, tlie fatal mis
take of 199", whence proceed then'- awful eondi
tiona of American society to restore, far ai
be possible, tlic rtu'ta quoantr tuHwa and
Mphatirallv and forever to repudiate tlx- p-rnic
iotn principles and unscrupulous rn«n of tin
reigning federal dvnasty, which ahould not be
peruiltled, it threaten*, to perpetuate itself
#it V*e by fraudulent election* or tv military d«m
ination,
An tue electoft of the State, therefore, an- re
queued to participate in the selection ofdeh gat-«
to th
1 a Contention who favor a speedy te, initia
tion »f th« i.'iisting war who will maintain tin
I'nioo lit a strict observance of the t.onalitiition
of tbe I'uited Stat", in l-tt«-r and spirit and who
will insist upon their right, at ai ini'.i ainiii' lci
elecltou, to expel from power, and bring to eon
dign punishment, the guilty leaders 01 the mt
tional parties. North and South, who ur- protli-
fallv,
gay. recklessly, -4|t irnl-rini t!.e live-, ami
irtuucs of the Aiik ricnu people, in it most vin
dictive partisan warfare. which is manifestly de
atructive of the •'.iiiititulioiial L'nion of the
Ststes, aod is rapidly tending to l.ankrupt, to
•HNalifa, aaito
Africanize ||,e nution.
Ll tiHAMi ItVINUTUlf,
P. tSUiV.
A. W. Ctiptsni,!
FRA.S'B pLIMMkt,
A. I .Il.fcill-H .kH,
State t'i'n. ('dm.
lie Cleveland 4'«HT«»nllon.
®lie Clfvdiuwl ('uiivvnlicn ilie Hist
in»t., promises to In* a large arul a hi*t« ro
gen*,
mius (ca h'frin^, and whatever may ^oiix
of it no good is boded to the interests of
the President, who is going to hold a con
•ention of his own at Haltimoie and who
Will there tender himself a nomination for
re-election through delegates whom he ha*
bought and |:iid for. Kverything for the
Bali iuior (.Vtnvedtion is "cut an dried."—
Everything will he "regular And every­
thing will go off like clock work. But at
Cleveland ihings will he mixed very much.
There an- now out not less than three am!
probithly n many a* half a do/. n call for
the convention of the illst. '1 he original
Fremont call which appeared in the .Ve
Nation, emanated from the Western Kadi
cal and (•t-rman eli-nieiit, and the list of sig­
natures wa» headed by I S. Senator (iratz
Brown of Missouri. This call is also un­
derstood to represent the views of a large
Congressional clii|iie who for the present
Rtftnd in the ba k ground.
1 he next call is put forth by ihc brothels
MMl sifters who consort with Wendell Phil
lips, Cieo. Thompson, Fred. Duuglass', Sh­
am B. Anthony, Mrs. E. I'ady Stanton, &c.
The third rail of importance is that tele
graphed from Albany a few davs ago. It
ia a blast from the Kepublican State officers
Md stirs up a terrible commotion among
the Weed-Lincoln faction. It is signed by
Comptroller Robinson. Attorney «.ciieriil
Cochrane, Canal Appraiser Thn*. It. Car
roll. i -o. W Demers, of the Secretary of
State's office, (the same who introduced and
cari'ied through the resolution endorsing
the emancipation proclamation at the last
N. Republican State Convention,) Fran­
cis U. Fine of the Comptroller's office, 4«\
Mr. Weed's temper is ruffied by the ap
pearance of these signatures attached to the
call, and the Evening Jivrntl declares the
purpose of it to be to "afford aid and com
ford to the Ocinocracv." and »avs:
It is of course, eveiy man's right to
choose such political associations as he
pleases and, it those whose names are at
tached to this ill which to change theirs,
no one would object if they would do so in
a manly way.
It would be doubted, however, wheth
gentlemen holding office mul i- ,/i, political
organization, an honorably pass over to
1 not/nr, without at the same time resigning
their commissions. But even (hit is a mat
ter of taste.
1
here is as much signification in the
wording of the call, in the call itself
The Aryu* might, with peifect propriety,
adopt it as an editorial paragraph in denun
ciation o| "arbitrary arrests," "State
rights, "integrity and economy in the a
ministration of the government," &c.
it is a mere condensed niter.ition of what
that and other copperhead journals lur.
been prenehing these two years.
The fbji'rt )f this iiiu\i-tiu lit—whether
seen t.y an who have signed the call or not
--is to tnke over a small fragment of the
Union parly to the Democracy. It may be
Successful but the fniginc-ii w ill be
snail that it will do the i.nion partv no
harm and the Democratic party as little
good.
The extent of this defection in the l'nion
ranks can he measured by the names at
tached to this call. Whi'k* there are dif
ferences of opinion as to who should |,t.
nominated by the Baltimore Convention
there is entire unanimity as to the proprie
ty of holding that Convention and Mum
cannot fw» trur» to the l'nion organization
who repudiate the action of its recognized
reprciuativcs.
Not aatinfied with this slap at the signers,
and with affect.ng to measure the "extent
of the defection" by its slur upon Messrs.
Robinson and Cochrane, the two leading
candidates od the Republican State ticket
elected laat fall, th Jon run of Thursday
returned to the attack, singling out iicn.
John Cochrane, and quoted Burnside's fa
mous Order No. 8, relieving Cochrane from
duty.
Pleasant state of things this among our
politically separated brethren!
Lovaltv
ifL^ o
Keep it before the peoplc that
th* Chicago Tribune, a loyal Lincoln organ,
•aid
'•Give us a rebel victory, let our armies
pe destroyed, Maryland conquered, Wash
ington captured, the President exiled, and
the government destroyed Give us these
and any other calamity that can result from
ru,n
8K,ntr
tb*n
McClellan as general."
DIARRIIO-.A
s
HV. M«H a kM0^
victory with
A"»i» Dvsrxti:
itv. We havi
examined a
aome
Cincinnati aud Covin'
of the^iost prominent1S f' """i" 7S 'm
ianati autl Coviniton J.
S
^K ,°„
the highest terms of |r. Strickland's Ant?
Cholera kikture for
and dysontery
the cure of diarrhwa
anddysontery. The letters .re too longio
Monad. Mr. Woods, of Covington, savs
bott,e of
Ihin^ F.ifctiinr po«tt and ©om*ri
misidiratlon papir*«H. are «o fhtr ani
lid fll t' denouare tile high handed
D*1-
effeCtCd
SlSSif
r,"*i
lieirfaus proca^rhri^- of Si^retaff KeWai4»n
tV invidious course, apparently prompte«l
(.artisan malignity, pursu*d towards the
Vorld and Jonrnal of ('oamerett \W
mote:
[From the Tribune.J
Two of the morning papers of tW«
ire to-day suspended. It is done in cut"
pience of the publication yesterday in The
Journal of Couimerae and the WorWof the
orged pr•clamation. and, we presume, by
irder of the iroverninent. The forged proc
•muttion watt Dent hi every paper o! the As
sociatcd Press, o*cept our own, and in such
1 shape as to lead those who revived it to
iclieve it cam* from the office of the Asso
ciation. It was .'•••lit, designedly no doubt,
aIumi it was presumed that it would be seen
bv none of the editors but would be taken
by the printers and hurried-into a part of
the morning edition of each paper, the prin
ters having no time to examine it, even if
they were disposi.il to take the responsibili
ty of rejecting what s?e*med to be an impor
tant proclamation, and to have come by an
authorized channel. That it did not find
its way to this oflice was probably an acci
dent— the editorial rooms being clo,ed. and
the messenger, perhaps, not knowing how
to find his way to the printing office- and to
this accident it is due that it was not pub
lished in two other of the morning papers.
In Ijoth of these offices it became known
by the merest accident in one of them, by
inquiry in the other—that we had riot re
ceived it, and suspicion being evcited by
.hat fact, the forged docminiit though in
ypc, wa, suppressed in both offices.
The real facts which led to the publication
of this mon-dmutt forgery were not, we pre
miiiic, known yesterday in Washington, or
the suspension of the two journals would
not, we siTpjiosc, have been ordered. The
order, no doubt, will b«-revoked to-day.—
We hope it will, for certainly no journal
should be_ puiii-.hcd for a mistake which
inigl.t have very innocently been committed
by the most loyal paper in the land.
K101.1 iIn- Kveiiinit Post
With our views of the importance and
inviolability of the liberty of the press, our
readers will not expect us to approve of the
-oppression of the two newspapers, th
•Journal of Commerce and the World, bv
the authority of the federal jrovcrnment.
If there be any riplit which the founders
of our government .sought to guard from
violation with a special care, it is the right
freely to discuss political juc,lions ami pub
lie measures by means of the press. Ac
cordingly, the Constitution of the United
State- p:o\ ides that C«mgre.-s shall make no
law abridging the freedom of spec-li or of
the pic~s, and in another aiti. k- declares
that "the rij."ht of the people to be secure
in their persons, houses, papers and ellVets
from unreasonable searches and seizures
-ball not be violatul." The freedom of th
presh is asserted in the saiuc article of our
constitution as the freedom of religious be
lief, and guarded from infringement by the
.same explicit terms.
Moreover, in every constitution of oven
state in the Union it is expressly stipulated
that certain rights are to be exempted from
the ordiniary proceedings of governmi-'it,
and among these is the freedom of the press
which is placed 011 the Kami* high level with
the rights of conscience and Mie right of
the people to assemble for the purpose of
demanding a reihess of grievances, or
bring about a change of administration.-
The early -talesmen of our country, lo
wborn these constitutions were made, wen
so jealous of the infringement of these great
rights, that they would not leave it to the
discretion of any government, of the state
or the nation, to interfere with them.
To march n platoon of armed men into
the oflice of a journal and stop its publica
tion. in a part ot the country which has not
been placed, and which there is no tiecessi
ty °f placing, under martial law, is a pro
ceeding which has a strange aspect whr,n we
compare it with the constitutional provf-ions
which the rights of the press are* so se-
I.
dubiously guarded from violation
cannot, therefore, hut join in the hope
expressed by some of the morning papers,
that the order for th? suppression of these
journals will be immediately rescinded and
this not so much for the reason that the
publishers might have been entirely una
ware that the pretended proclamation wa?.a
forgery, as lor the higher and stronger rea
son that the order is an extreme measure,
suited only to a Ktate of things which does
not exist in this community, and for which
the plea of necessity cannot be urged.
It is a remarkable indication of the ha?tc
with which the order to suppress these
journals was given, that it included the ar
rest of five of the operators of the Indepen
dent Telegraph oflice in this city, who have
he-n sent to Fort Lafayette, although it is
well known here that they had nothing
whatever to do with the false proclamation^
except to send a despatch fo Itoston an
nouncing it to be a most shameful impos
ture.
From the Commercial \d\crtiser.}
Tt is to be hoped thai by this time (lie
facts in regard tu the publication of this
proclamation are known in Washington,
and that also wisdom enough will be niani
.e.-ted t! to to revoke the order against
these two journals. It is fully tiniu that
aibitrary and uniti tifiabk* pro,*t dure be
br.eight to an end. The scutiiucni that
found expression when the attempt was
inane to throttle freedom of debate on the
floor of Congress, has not lost it s force when
presses are suspended for. acts committed
entirely without design or thoughtcrimi
nality.
[From the X. Y. Time-..]
So far as inUnt enters into the csSrftcc nf
the crime, we do not believe that the edi
tor of either of the journals in question is
hi tilt* least amenable to so jpravo a charge
We are quite sure, that Se.T, tary Seward
at least, will not exirnt at the* hands of edi
tors a degree or inituitive knowledge as to
the authenticity of pretended otfii*ral docu
ments ir/ii,•// ((•(,( tl ScTili'ry of iyhifc (lo,
not iiffays 'Hutu*.
This cut of the Timat upon Mr. Seward
has reference to the fact that the Secretary
of State made the forged Report of the re
bel Secretary of War the basis of diplomatic
action. It ought to he stated, however, in
justice i!
1 to Mr. Seward—and it is strange
that the Txmet, being his special organ,
hould omit the explanation—that the pop
ular charge and belief is that he was a par
ty to the authorship, if not the veritable
author, of the bogus rebel document, and
was therefore not deceived, as were the
World and Journal of Commerce people
This is a distinction with a difFerence which
the intelligent reader will see at a dance
s?ts Mr. Seward right!
It is also gratifying to notice that Gover
nor Seymour docs not propone
to set quietly
bjr and let such outrages pass unnoticed—
We trust he will succeed
IIh
fate
in tcachihg the* S
"d measure that
authors of this high-handed measure that
tbc
Pm*-
mrtd by one
I hundred* of 1
tbe trrftk. Addre»i
)WARD H. TRAVEl
I/rf-k Bn«.
DIISK\SESAND
OFTHE NKKVOLS. HKMINAI,.
Ki*u:T, s«*r*t *rsrr.ii* new and re
liable treatment—in IU*rort« of the HOWARD
(*('I ATI
OK—ient by mail in*e«lcd Utter ea'
Ti-lope«. free of charge Addre«». f»n. J. KKIL
I.IV HOUGHTON, Howard A*«ociation, "o. S
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, P*. apldwljr
ssrqi A€KKB% I earne«tly caution all
jotwg men MiicrMir friw Nerroo* IMwIitr. Ac.,
ajtainst endangering levir health by patronizing
anv of the advertising quack*. You can fully re
cover by the method* used by the adverti«r, and
hv hundreds of other*, and in xo otuer *»r.—
Kc.id n letter which I will aend you if you will
send me a post paid envelope bearing your ad
dre««. Divert to
EDWARD H. TRAVEE,
ebll-d&wlv] Lock Box, Bmtm, Hmi.
THE CONFESSIONS AND KXI'KlilKNCEoF
AN 1NVAI.ID.—Published for the henefit, and
warning and A t'AL'TION TO YOLNO
MEN, who »uftr from Spertnetorrlicea, Nervous
Debilitv, Premature Decay, et'-.. suMilying at the
lame time THE MEANS OK .SELF CURE. Bv
one who has cured l»ini*«*lf after being put to
jfreat expi ine and injury through metieal Icim
biiL' and •(Uitrkery. lJr enclosing a |tosr-j, )jd ad.
dre-std i-melopc, »iiii{ie copies itinvl.e tn.|
0f
t|JP
author. NATHANIEL M.WI \IK, Esq..
my ^7-dAwly liedioril. Kin^-eoiintv. N. Y.
MoyV Hiawatha Hair Ke*t*ra
live.
IfOYT-S HIAWATHA HAlU RESTORMIVE
IIOVT'S HIAWATHA IIAlU RESTORATIVE
UOVT'S HIAWATHA IIAIR RESTORATIVE
TBB STAVDAHH PliKI-^RATION FOR THE HVIR
TUP STWliAltll ri:K.r\RATIIIN FOR THK II UJl
tok staxhard ri:teutATioN rot: the uaiK
IS WARRANTED TO RESTORE
IS WARRANTED TO RESTORE
IH WARRANTED TO RESTORE
FADED RAY IIAIR AND WHISKERS
FADED it.\V IIAIR AND WHISKERS
FADED OKAY HAIR AND WHISKERS
FADED OKAY HAIR AND WHISKERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISKERS
FADED ORAY HAIR AND WillSivEtt3
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL (JOLOK
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
Ft d«p« not claim to make Hair eonie in flfTiCfff
it lia» once fallen out. Nothing will do ibat,
whatever may be advertised to the contrarv
Imt it will arrest its falling out, make harsh hair
soft and silkv, cleanse the scalp from all impuri
ties and Iniiiiors. and entirely overcomes the
liad elleeuof previous use of preparations cfci
'aining sulphur, sugar or lend. Ac. It requires
no soaping, wasiiiugand hours for its application,
nor will it cruek or -Hint, but is as easily cppliei
and wiped from the «kin as any hairdu-'— ing. It
restores the imHir.:! «lied:nj of one liuii with
another, which gives it a life uppcarauce. in-tead
of the uniform dull black ot dyes that the
1110s' critical observercunnot detect its use.
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
The proprietors of the Hiawatha, knowing that
utility preparations for the Hair were in thr"niar
kt.t and all ad\ ertised to do nearly the same
things, and that the public were unable to de
termine from the udverti-ements which were
inline, and buying one or two bottles, and fail
ing to realize t-lie expected hem-tils, concluded
that nil were humbugs, in order to assure the
iiulilic which could be relied upon, proposed the
following te-t which was published two we-ks in
the He raid, and the oilier morning papers without
eli iiing any respon-». Let a 'number of well
kiioon citizens of unquestioned integrity and en
tei-cly- di-intercstcd, appoint a person to the pro
prietor of each prepntat'on
or
restorative to le-
store the color of the air. Each proprietor t
use his own prt paratioii and nothing cU- during
tbe trial, and the person also to use nothing else
Let a certificate of the result be published in ali
the principal papers of the conntrv at the ex
pense of the unsuccessful competitor
HOYT'S MINNEHAHA rt.Vilt GI.OS.S
Imparts a beautiful dark glossv appearance to
the Hair, and is unexcelled in keeping it in curl
or in anv desired position.
HOYT'S IMI'ERIA1. COI.ORINO CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whi-k-rs. Cliauges
Iig111 ami red hail to a beautiful brown or black
'Id everywhere. ^JOSEPH HOYT A CO.,
1" University place, N.'Y
tnhls-dl v
TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH.
Tin- blood must be puriiied, and all medicines
arc useless which do not po«ses« the qualiu of
stimulating the blond to discharge its impurities
into ihc bowels, Uiumikbtd'* Pills posses* this
quality in high degree, and should be in every
family. They are e.|iiall\ useful for children, an
adults adapted to both sexes, and are as intu
cem as bread, yet most kffkctivk as a miiiicine
TIip Hon. Jacob Heycr, of Springvilie, Ind.
wrote to Dr. Rrandeth, under date of Mnv 11th
l^'il
1 have used your invaluable Vegetable I'ni
vcrsal I'ills in my family since 1 s.".s t|„.y |lilv
•'"ay s cured, even when other medicines were 1
110 avail. I have been the means of mv neigh
bors using hundreds of dollars worth and I
Satisfied they have received a thousand per cent
in bl -ssed health through their use. They are
used in this region for Rilio.is and Liv
Diseases, Fever and Ague. j„ „n rheumatic
cases with the most pcrteet success. In fact, they
are the great reliance in sickness, and I tru
your wnere.ble life mUy he long spared to prepare
so excellent a me.line f..y -he t:sr of nan.
Plca*e scad m« voiir l.m. jt.price l,v f|,0
J. LOREXZEX,
51 llarriMou In*I. tjd & 3d streets,
DEALER IN
I'll Inn Ware,
iEttrtliaii Wait)
Calais Wart**
Cntlery,
OuanMeetto sell goods as hap „s anv l-o.-se
'"'t "r Chicago I all and examine inv Atock 1m
tore purchasing
elsewhere.
!n
13-domjj
wi i irs
Photograph
ie iloom*
••-. a,ut 7.
PHOTOCUAl'llsj AMI l{«)'!'Yl'Kfl
Taken iu the highest style ef i!,.* art.
Particular attention give,, to'enlargi.ig from
llBgurie.•ty pes »nd Atni.rotype.s ot dtcea»cd i.e.-
sous and cliiMren. mvlT-dAu-
c. TECiELER,
Importer and Manufacturer
OF CHOICE
S O A S
And Dfiilrr in all kinrfx of
Ttbatras,
PI
P*
S
davenport 10.
TEC ELER,
c.
Nftrler, Dealer & ReetlOer la
foreign j. MNtmeHie
I U O S
A!fD
WHISKY.
KCTIFIEO
2 4 a i n S e e
belowth«
I
One of the female school teachers in New
**9 complained of last week for poa
ching a pupil by wiping his tongue with a
wet towel, on which a little castile soap had
bean rubbed. Her pay tan suspended for
two weeks.
ow„d00r
s
haTB in
Frank-
National Bank. Davenport,
aprifi
A
Paper Hanger
ta,er
«l««ler, aa« ||]dtecr
8» Kaat 8t.. bet Rr^i, 4
^T^WJETHER WITH EVERY OTHER ARTI
-L en included in tbe stock of a first-class
Fmrntflg SUmre,
Can alwifi be fotind at
r. mmm»,
iMijr A Faarlk Ntreetb
His Mock of
Tea*, CMVea, Nagan, Mrraa*.
UrlW aad Caaaed Frail, oa
fVrtlaaeries, Hatter, I'lak,
Haaeea, Eggs, Mraabe*.
H*llaw Ware,
Bte., 4tc., is the pur'st and freshe«t Mid.—
Housekeepers will find it to their advantage to
call and teethe goods. Ooods delivered io all
parts of the city fre of charge.
Every Article Warranted!
deel 1 -dtf
JOSH VA BURRT
fctreft, Brlwrri Froal aid Profit!.
Jn,njinrl, Alira.
1 RKSPKCTFI-LI-V DEO
lea\ e to state to the
citizens of Daveu
port, and the coun
try dealer- through
oiit this part of the State that I
have on hand, and am constantly
Fewilrtag, large und well selected stock Of
GROCERIES
At Wholesale and Retail,
Comprising
Coffees, Sugars,
Tea*, Tobaccos,
Xeili. I'owder,
Dried Fruit, Wiiit» Iea4,
Oun Caps, Cordage,
Candles,
Spice*, fi«b,
Soda, Dead,
Cotton Yarn. Shot,
Candle Wieking,
Tubs,
Sob, in ne*t« h«(f DmMf,
Half Bushels in ncsin,
Wrapping Tv% inc.
Ruck eta.
Particular attention paid to the
Wholesale ttttftiueiut.
I buy on tie mo-,t a«lva:itageoiis terms and «ell
low. Call and examine. All orders promptly
Utl "llcle.l lo. tlivil (Iff
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES!
JAMKSrOOI.EY
Family Urvcrr,
KEEI'S
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AT
his old stand, corner of Fifth mid Hrady
stie-eti. a large end most eompleti- stock of the
hot (iroeeries, comprising
Tli AS OF ALL KIMS
'"Hees and Sugars,
Hyrnps, Midasses. Candles
Soaps, Starch. Woodm Ware,
Dried Fruit. Spices,
S.ida, Salt, Kerosene,
Tobaero and Cigar*,
and, in short, everything that can be in a first
class retail (iroeery. He invites the attention
old customers t-ntl new to his choice stock, and
cimgdent that lit* run give complete satisfaction,
both in goods and prices. If you want the l«est
tirocerii s call at unyij-dtf DOOLEY
Walter kelly,
Family Grocer & Pr«Tisi«a Dealer
('10RNER f»r .'•! AND IOWA STS..THE IIEST
VVand frexhest (irocet-jes of all kouls for faiuilv
use. Provisions. Hams, Wooden Ware, Cordage
kept in a tirst-chi^s lietail Store Call and exam
ine mv stack. I am sure 1 can plea
jiiy'l 1 1 \.
Groceries, Floor 4 Feed Store.
Tin
!*MF
Ilighe-t priirr paid for farm produce. J"ods
delivered tree id charge in citv limits.
Oct. 19—dAwly SAM'E C. VOCNO.
n.
XO. 12 KAst On ST Ol*l*i ISITK MKTltOPOLtTAX HAI.L.
Family Grocer,
Keeps
constanti.v on hand a fine
stock of Family Groceries, of atl kinds,
which be offers at the lowest price also
I' U E I, I u s
For tncdicjil piirpo-.: s. I.iln-ral patronage solicit
ed. '.ill and see tlie (mods and prices, nn j:
J1KS. IJSKBELLA YOUXG,
.V". 04, l'»riir Ie!.n.u-'2,l Stt.,
HAS A LlR'ie STfKK OF
Fresh |Grorf ries, Earthen Ware,
I*»ii-«* WineN mid IJquOrw,
CHOICE CHiARS AND Ti»liAC«'oS. «ir., AC.,
which she is selling at \ee\ Jtr.v prie-*s. Callatlil
ejtanmie the g"(.l.^ mhll-dly
IlittKIMni
I^AMIl.V»wibest
(ikOfER KEEI'S CONSTANTLY
on h.md the ijiiali:v ijf I'ruvisiotiH,
Iloih-.v are. Kerosene oil, to.
Seto id htrcct, between Ibadvund I'errv. Dil
Venport. myl+.llv
BAWKIWC AND EXCHANGE.
Ilavenpart Sariags Instltntlaa.
—ornci AT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Oand
PEN DAILY FOR RCSINESS. SI NDAT^
holidays excepted, from *.• a. to 3 t». tq.
SAT! RDAY EVENINtJS^:
Jroill to o cl:»ck. l.VTLL'LSTallowed on dcjiositf
ut the rate of Fivr. per cent, per annum.
Printed copies of Ry-Lutvsand Regulations ty
be had at tin* b:.nk.
Money to loan on good improved Real Estate
Feh2o,hvtf DAVID S. TRl'E. Pros't.'
I S A I 0 A i
C'apltnl,. #100,000.
EANKfXf:
1
itlitlM,
AC., *C.|
HMEart Accoa«l)9iree«,
HOUSE S. W. CORNER MAIN
and Second streets. Office hours from it A.
M. to P. M.
This Rank, by appointment of the Secretarv of
the Trensury of the I nited States, ia tnsdc a per
lent
DEPOSITORY
for the ruhlic monies of the Government. Ia ct
lecimllr authorized tu rcceivc ftubncripliotifitn all
Government Loans, tad rvdecm the' scmi-anotiftl
coupons-of the
.Fir# per Cent.
bearing Legal Tender Treaiurr
Tlns Rank
Buys and Nells Exchange,
ible ia all the principal cities in the United
s s s i a s
8 i n I I K A 8
Si. f.r.i.M
PwTT
WM WM iKMijin
•AM* caiAPAT'
IRA (HFFORD^ t^aHer.^^N'
GEITS' FURBISHING GOODS!
Tfce Lirfrrt, Brvt aU rinpnt
toU fo^d^he^ty^V^®
0 000DS
E E S K I N E S
-Wrtrtr* tttmck.
His Mock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
I* tMy complete, consisting of
Orereoatfl, BaninfM & Ditw
SnltH, PantM CoatH
and Vests
Of the best styles and qualities, nis stock of
Cloths is the largest and best ever oflervd in this
market, eon«isting in par' "f
Ca»t*r. i:aKlisk.Ikia*Mmmw
•Reaver*, KaaiUh, MeU
t«n«. Irvaeli, Eiifllsli aod
Ameriraa CnsslMeres,
Nalinettiv Milk. Wool
At 1
elvel letitlagii,
Ac., Ac., 4r,,
BENTS' FURMSHINB GOODS!
Lintn Shir!" r, th, luirtt tfyut, Trartllng
'of' r-
l~Htier*hirt» and JMratrevn
Of the be-t quality. Linen and Woolen Scarfs
und Xeek lies in a great variety of stvlcs. Linen
and l'ii C0II41 s. Kid, Ituckskin and Woolen
tdoves, and in fact every article wanted iu the
lletit urnisliiiig Line is kept on hand in almost
endless variety. Don't miss the place, No.
Xickols' lllock, second door west of Bradv street
Daveujort.
MR, •GMl.HtiTO.'V,
formerly of the firm of Smith k Remington, can
be found at this establishment, anil hope* to re
ceivc calls from ali his old friendu iti I114 n»*%T
q^arur-i.
BAKERIES.
1
Itroom Twine,
tiag Twine,
Pint Flasks.
Cakes and
Bread,
Pies
AT THE
tTMO\ BAKKRT,'
Od the north-vide of Sect tid Street, b§
t'veen Rraly and Perry,
Made
of the rest flour, by the
most ciperienced Rakers, and especially
most ciperienced Rakers, and
prepared
For Family Use.
jsr Parties si pi,lind on the shortest notiCT.
i'our Vrt-m
and tbev will be promptlv filled bv
decUr, dly JllCOR HAHN.
PIONEER BAKERY
IA\. MOOKK, IVoprit't'T.
T'^HK PKi»rUli:TOR OK THIS RAKI-UY
1. r. frivftl it'itifiirct-tm'Ut*, is now jti«'
pared to lurni**h his old and n« w cust^mer-i with
BREAD, CAKES, KAtKKR?,
in anv ijuantify *»n tin* sliitrtfst Ord**r?
Irom t!n» cotmiry ti11***1 with dWputcli aiwl deliv
ered at th«* dej»«t, stt imihitjit hmdin^ aud in iJ'
purls of the city free of charge.
Bakery 25 East-Fraat St reet,
ncur Iiurrow's Mill, Davenport. oct.ri-d kwtf
HOTELS
AMD
Hrecommend*
BOARDING.
MIKKISf IPPI
PT.
O K
EN v Hi PROPRIETOR. IIE
venic it|y arranged ho
tel to all traveler* and :ds., to city boarder*, as
suring them ih&t nothing will be wanting to
promote thc^ vi i-lfB, ,* of his gue«ts and to luaAe
their stay with him pleasant ami agn-eable.
He also recommends well stocked bar whicii
upplied with the choice-.! liquors and wine
very morning at 1" o clock, jcl tf
Lunch
I{SH \[.|) kkspkctr KLY r\
lilt' ritiz«ns of Srritl tltlfl U'tj'jnin|r
ng
that lie will eoii-tantlv keep In his New-
Countie'
Stoic. corner of Second and Scott Street«,'a good
assortment ot Groceries. Flour and Feed, which
h«* will always so|| ut the lowest market pric*.
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
On ih E»r:p.„n /v«r,-,. t/, uj Uoll
J\al, !t ,f rfrt
A
Sjiacious Refecttry, Rath Rooms nnd Rarbcr
shop. Ri*d-room« vanned gratis, and only one
bed tu a rootn. not believe rumors or hack
men who «ny e full. Ser,J1:ts
lowed to receivep« Vjiiisites. apl.Vdlv
SICJEL HOTEL,"
front Strrrt, htttron lirmly am/ Main
JOHN MEYER, ...Proprietor.
Entertainment
a n i u o
of the tic
|iinlit v contant!y mi hand. i.vH
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAG'EISOECK^S
State Lithographic EstaMlKhneat
.NATIONAL RANK RUILDINO.
Imrrnport, lira.
ORDERS
FROM ALL PARTS OP IOWA
•ind Illinois solicited, and prompth exueuted
iu the most artistic stvie and at Net, Yorfc ratej.
spl'.i-uly t\. JIAtiElMECKE.
.ET VOI PU TIRES FRAMED
RY
eo. w. Plait.
TOE
i.ATE.ST STYLES OF ORNAMENTAL
frames of every description made to order
nt eastern prices. Alsc
Gilt, Rosewood & Solid Wal
nut 31
o Hiding*
On hand a: u.u ittio i- s:r11-- sle-rt yii!tce.
VSF Old Frames Rc-» ildcil.
RiM-k Inland. 111., on Illinois street,over Plum
cr's lirocery Store. All work Warranted. fbS
CHRISTOPHER CCLLEX,
u
hi
li h':r UiIriii try Istinic.n,
one door west of corner
of _'d and Rock Island streets,
wi-hes to inform the citizens of
of ivciiport and Scott County generalllv. that
he has permain titiy located htm-'ir in tlii.s city
where he is nn pared to slow horses on the scien
tific principles. Alter twenty- years studv and
practice on the anatomy of the foot, of which
time lie has spent eleven years under the super
intendence oi the hest Yct rinarians in Europe, he
wishes to sav that In will gi«c satisfaction to till
persons having horses laboring under the disease
Established in 18o5.
C0I€1«0 TYPE FOtilBRT
—AXD—
n e n W a e o n
No. 0 Wasbixqtos Sraaar, Chicago.
SCIIOFIELD A CO., FROPEIETORfl.—
Typ
Ty|ies, Preses, and Printing Material on hand
El'd
Mvping. and Engrav ing promptly executed.
vnd'maaufactued to order.
rre,
nv?5
Wrltisg P(y«ri ui EareUtsT
ji o u A 11
a S i
•anrj
s
•ftvRBLfor
ItlT Oftl.EANS, IX,
|^A! ARRiVP.D IN CHICAGO, AND PFR
4*RXTLT local) 1 an office at
s K A N ll o I. II S E ET,
lk twecn State and Dearborn ot*.
tTllt'AfiO.ILL.
For the speedy enre of idd Clironic. Mercurial,"
Sy phalitic and all private disease without mer
cury or any other pois..,,,,,,, ,,r noxious drug*.
SYl'HILfS, I'rimarv. lS.,-„nd*rv. and Tertiar*
in tu liitlMNM forms, «prcdtlr eradieateiff^
from the system.
tiONORRHtKA rnred in frnmmsitiiilirfpiliri
STRHTURES cured without pain bougies.
til.KET. ie matter how long stuuditig,
-uted ii.
from «ovo:i to fourteen dais.
SPERMATORRHfEA ftivobint.iry eiois*i(m,,
brought on by self alutsc, eices, or entailed hrr
iditarilv, causing loss of memory, imi*etilitv. and
iiepotcncv. »it It all its deplorable train of «vmp
loins, treated and radically Mired by a new and
ilitallible method This sv«teni i« the same as it
used iu Dr. James' New «lr|,
H|1S
Jeweler*.
c'rotyphijf. Star
sectited.
ami F'aga'a
Agents for Wade's Sujierior law,
Excelsior Wood Type.
•*«is scaonat-o—«. a. rairnl,.
W. F. ROSS, Afent.
HOME INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK
CapHj, #2,000,000 Asaetts over |3,000,000
HARTFORD PIRS 1X8. CO.,
Chartattd A. D. liie.
LIFE IRWRA1KJR
|.m.l Hospital
for the last thu let n vears. and nhicb has uiet
with such great success.
MP10MS -Ringing in the ears, dimness of
vision, aver-ioii to .ncii-ty, love of solitude, cos
Uventss. w ant of vital power, and othc. symp
100)4, not necessary lu re to mention. Apply im
mediately and save yourself from the concequen
cer of these horrible svmptoms.
I»i« ases peculiar to'feniales treated with the
happiest rcsulis. Dr. James is tbe acknowledg
ed chief in thi« capacity.
liydrorle and artcocrli* efTe'.-tuallv cured.
Syphilis, the most horrible and terrible poison
effectually cured and eradicated from the system
«ithoin mercury.iodidepotassi arsenis, sarsapar
illa. Syidiibs primary cured in two minutes.
The following is but one of the many testimo
nials which Dr. Jami s has had and is still receiv
ing. The iter published lr low is i, |»r. Wil
s^'u, of Pittsburg, Pa., front Dr. Jameo.in answer
to a letter ot impury concerning Dr. James, tor
inerly ot New Orleans, and ,,nw of S6 Haioiolph
street, liieago, Illinois. Dr. Wilson was aware
that Jordan knew Dr. Dr. James, which induced
Dr. Wilson to make the impiirv. Dr. J. II. Jor
dan win physician to the t'luciiiiitti Cholera Hob
duridg the summer of ^t .', ami as Pro
fes«or ot The Theeo*-y and Practice of Medicine
aud of Materia Meiliea in the American Medical
Institute of l.oiiisx ille, Ky.. in 1 .••,-1-*j. Dr
rdati is now practicing in Cincinnati, ilere ia
the letter referri-l to. Iteml it
Cincinnati, O., July ftb,
I»r. Wilson. Dear Sir In answer to your
impiiries, 1 would say that I have known' Dr
James, formcily ot the James Lock Hospital, N
O., mid now of Chicago, off* and on, for the last
12 years, and I think I may safe I v say that in his
line of practice, I do not know his superior, if bis
e.'inal. I know him iwo veats in New Orleans
and three summers in this citv, and in both pis
had occasion to recommend patients wanting
treatment in that line to him, and en every case
«o fur as I could learn, be was successful, and
gave most perfect satisfaction. He has. from the
Start, made the study of what are called seen
•lis' uses a .jieeialt\ and has, I IK-Iieve. been em
itienilv siicei s-l'iilty I know of no one to whom
I would sooner rcccommciid a patient or friend
needing treatment of that'kind, or for any of th
kindred complaints or chronic diseases whii
Ie has made his study, than to him. You can, I
think, safely recommend or send such patterns lo
him, iu ease vou do not wish to treat tliem vou
M.*lf. Yours truly, J. 11. JORDAN, M. 1).
THK Clin AM) l-tfEKS SAT
"Dr. .lames comes here its highly recommended
it is possible to be notonlv from the pies* of
New Orl.
•alis, but the press ot the almost i ntii
South, and also some of the most eminent physi
cians of the conntrv
Dr. ames' Oflice and Parlors are *•'. Randolph
street, between State- and Dearbornatreets.
Oilice open from ii. till 7 i*. h., except Sun
davs, when open in the afternoon.
Private entries and exits, and all profcaaional
inter* iews confidential.
Persons at a distance can address Dr. Jame
by enclosing postage stamp. [augl-dw ly
CEMENT.
uasAT D.scov«ai: t^fal
S
Applictti* to the
tawfiil arta
Ami
b4 Valoable
IMseorerjr!
HILTON'S
llisolable Onent
of more general practical
futility than any invention now
Ibefore tbe public. It has
bee# thoroughly tested during
the tin Inst i wo y eats I% prac
tical men. ami pronounced bv
all to be
SUPERIOR TO ANY
adhesive preparation known.
Jiiltoti'i Inf-.luhlt Cuiuiit
ia a new thing, and the re
sult of years study ila com
bination is on
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
{and under no eircuinsiancra
tor change of temperature,* ill
it become corrupt or emit any
oflensivv suiell.
this*.
I
to Combination.
arc
•BOOT & SHOE
Manufacturers, using Mi
(chines will find italic best nr
Iticle known for cementing the
Boot and Shoe
Manufacturers.
provided for the
traveling public and city hoarders ut all
times in the most satisfactory 'manner. The ta
ble will be supplied with the'best the market uf
fords, and the beds and rooms kept in the nios1
comfortable style, Warm Meals at all hours
W i n e s
fChannels,
as
,t works with­
out delav, is not effected by
y change of temperature.
E W E E S
will find it suiliciently adlic
sit e for their use, as lias been
preyed.
It it ,//y
t: I., at he,
anil we elain: as an especial
merit, that it sticks Patches
and Linings to Roots und
8ho"s Miflictcntiy strong with
out stitching.
IMMh
IT IS THE ONLY
Lntpiid Cement
Eatstit tl.'iti n surf thintf for
lueuding
ft ia a Liqnid,
t'wrnilur',
Jhuf, l" ry,
articles oflloltseh
K«
aember.
Toy*,
Id use.
RE
ME
31 HER
hsolible t'eaeat
ia insoluble in water and oil.
Ih't- u't tnsolnht. frm'ht
adheres oily substances.
Sup-died jn Family or Manu
facturers' packages from
't ounces to 1'"' lbs.
HILTON BROS 4 (K,
Proprietors,
'rovidence, Ii. I.
Ftor sale at V.?holcs.-d» and Retail by I. Wells,
5S Braily St.,at"l retail by ail druggists. ag7-lv
I U E A E I E S
PORTRAIT KALLi^tY i
F, ii. Dowd,
m.'.DY STREET, RETWEES
id a'"d Cd, east side, ia pre
pared I" take every sty Ie of pic
e k con n to th- photographic
rid. STEEL AND COLOR-
ED PHOTOGRAPHS. ARTES DE VL-ITES."
ED PIIOTOfiRAI'I
and AMHROTYPK!
rviug from i*nt
of corns or constracrions, commonly cslled id \MllROTYPKS c\ erv kind, at prices va
"hough bound, interfering, over-reaching,
.jma- rviug fr-m i*nts to Old. faded copies
ter cracks, sand crack
of the corns, f.
which he warrant
The greater part of this.- discuses are caused bv
shoeing or want of proper treatment. jg(]
rracks.sprain-, spavins, sprains I enlarged and rend red us heautisul as
.Hinders, ring-bones, for all „f .'w ^id a likeness warrautci. M" I'-rticuiar
Its s perfect cur. if curable.--
aiteaticin
naid lo taking Cbilii.'ea a Pictures.
attention paid to taking
PBOTIHiRiraS 4 AlBROTYFESs
J. SCIIUELER,
Main nnd S*vnd Strrrt*,
KuSntn't Tofwto Store,
C/
ULLS TIIK ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
to the fact that he is prepared to execute all
orders in the Photograph and Ambrotype line in
a St Vie equal to that of auy artist west of Chicago.
Particular attention paid to taking
k a a
jan"i-d6(B
nn aaama
apriO dliwSm
iTIWG ELIIIt,
7B Or tstFK.
Prepared fA.m pare Vcrd»M' Fitracts. couteia
ing nothing injuriotA to the most delwat*.
the Phafni* rises from the ashes of its fire,
animated with new IHe." so does this Elilir reju
venate the system and overcome disease.
nti»tn »nd overcome di*c««e.
The w^ii
modern ibsctrel
so entir*lt
srsttftManrg
il« new and ahstrai^ metb«l of cure,
irrespective of all the old and worn out systems.
j^fT* This medicine 1»a« h»*en levied fct the most
enent medical men of the day. and by them pro-
Him-d to be one of the greatest medical discov
eries of it,,. »i»e.
•tie »M«ttle will cure general ilebiUty.
V*- A few doses care llvsterics la FemalMt
t-^f" One lotth- cures Palpitation of the Heart.
From one t'three botllcs restore the man
liness and full v Igor of youth.
A few doses restore tbe apprttttf.
Three bottles cure the worst case of la*
pateucv.
Er
A few doses cure tbe low *pirited.
One iHjtUe restores tneatal |ower.
tew do«es tiring the rose to thechMk.
This mcdiciue restores to ninnly igorand
of.u^t Ixaltli the poor debilitated, woru-dowo
and duawnritig.
X-W "«e l««tless, enerrateif yotitfi, the over
tasked man of bu«inr«s. the victim of nervous de
ileiircssion. the individual suffering troni general
ilits. will all find immcdiah' and permanent
relief bv tin- uae of this Eliair or Essence of Life.
Price, |-J tier bottfe. or thfee lioltles for
%:. Hiol forwarded by Exp.css, on receipt of Wo
i"i. lo anv address.
All Mich orders must l»e «ent to C. A COOK,
'hieatfn, our tieneral Agi*nt lor th» Wert.
Sd.l in Chieatro. by Ft I.LER. FINCH k FUL
LER. Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists
evervwhe
V. A. rOOH, CkleM*^ OeaM^tl Ar*t
f»r the Statf* nf lilinoia, Iowa, iiconiin, lodi
iifan
m. nRBwn co..
Hale Pl'Arlrtf^
(o. S9 l.iiiaaTr Strikt, New York.
E O K E E I S
at«A
rcaaft*
toATsa,
a«f«lM«r.
UKALTII^k'^ Preserver.
CERTAIN AND SM'E for tbe removal of OB
STRl'CTIONS. and the Insurance of REO-
ULARITY in the RECURRENCE of
i O N I Y E I O S
tif~Thcy cure or obviate those numerous dis
eases that spring from irregularity, by removiag
the irregularity it*iif.
Tbev cure Suppressed, Excessive, aid
Painful Menstruation.
I4J?" They cure tireen Sickn. ss .Cljloiosis).
14S~ Tltey enri- Nervotts and Mpinal AfT.-oti.ms,
pains in the back and lower parts nf f|at. liodv,
Ilcii\ iiiesi,. Fatigue on dighi exertion. Piibiitation
of the Heart, l^iwiicss ot Spirits, Ilvsterin, Sieij
Headache, tJiddiness, etc., etc. In
n
word, by
renin ing tbe irrcguUrit* tliey rcmovr the cause,
•lid with it *1.1. tfie effects that spring front it.
f-ST Composed of simp!- vcgeuM,. extracts,
they contain^notbitig ib-b-tcious to n„v constitu
tioli, however delicate, ttieir lumtioii being t»
substitute strength for weakneaa, which, when
projM'rlv used, lliev never fail to do.
Mf" they niav be safeh used at anv ajje, and at
any period, .hi,-,,,., th, ,r,/ Thr„ Month*,
during which the unfailing nature of their action
would infalliblv//r»/ pregnane?.
IHT All letters, scckiug information or advice,
will be nrotniitly, freely and discrcetlv answered.
IV" Full directions accompany each bo*.
1-sT Price, f! |M-r bifn, or six t.oxcfor fS.
l-»#~ Sent by mail, free of postage, on receipt
of price.
All such orders must l»e sent to C. A. COOK
Chicago, our IJencral Agent for the West
hv
U LLER FINt ll k FUL-
I«KU, n lio|p!al(' nnd bv *}l l^rtiiriri^ttf
evrrvwh«»rf\
V. A. COOK, Chicago.
General Agent for the Stale, „f Illinois, Iowa,
n HcoDdin, Jlu hi^nii, nnl Iri'liarm
DR. AV. MERWfN 4 CO..
Sole Proprietors,
v ?."• Liit-'irv Sn:t r.r. New York.
For K.le^.y all Druggist mhlo-dlj Awiiui
•*PPI«:SS 0R MISERY
THAT IT THE QUESTION
q^iE proprietors of the new York.
Museum and Analomv of Medicine have d-
termined, regardless of ,,se, to issue free
(for the betii ht of suflering fuiiiiaiiity FOUR ot
aijfl
til-Mr UH»it iikti*r'*«tiii£
on Mai-rmgc and its dis,llmlitieation«, Neri ous D,"
in.strucii«e Lectures
bility Premature Decline of Manhood. Imliges
tion eakness or Dci.rcssion. Loss of En. rur,
»nj ital I'owi r, th** fin al Sim inl Kill, ami tli«»M
tnuladies which result from Voufhf'ul follivs. e*.
cesses or mnturity. or Ignorance of Physiology
and Nature's Laws.
Ih.-ne inwiluuhle lecture, hare been tin mean,
of enlightening and saving thousands, and will
bo fof warded free, on receipt ot four stamps bv
addressing Secretary, v..rk Museum of
Anatomy and Medi. inc. lirnadway, Jftn
ork. augp-ly
m^HOODs
A M» THE VIOOROF ToTTW Hc.otoRRI)
tA.1"
or Lifk
earnest
urgent
,. Paris, after veara of
.i. ttat.M,1, baa at lei.^tb fct^rfed to the
Hi—si of the American public, and ,n.
po n-ed aii sgeul 11, New York, for the sale of hi,
lulucd and highly prized «senie of |.,f,. This
wonderful agent will ..store Manho.d to
the most
shattered conMitiitiona in four weeks and is used
according to printed instruetions, failure is i,n
pi.ssil. e. f|ii« life restoring remedv sliould b«
taken liv all atioul to many, as its e|}. cts are tier*
maneut. Success in every ease in certain.
V
JfilloTi't 1,).u t\mmt
Is in a li.piid form and as ea
sily applied as paste.
HILTON'S
K!,"",pc
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with full instruetioiis for use, at(W, or four ouan
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