Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], June 10, 1864, Image 1

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RIAL BSTATB
AND
I N S U A N E A E N Y
JOHN L. SW1T3 Si COj
jwii. tvm, 1.1 mi, w.i. smm.
MkkoU' Block, (up (tain,)
Wi'OlDRT.
I«pii(4 A CalBproveJ Firm,
CITY LOT*
»w*tiiBa
ftought, Sold and
House Lois for Sale*
A Urrnt nnrgaia.
No 49 11,ONE ELIGIBLE
Twelfth aud
lU
K
Island
above a wry line location: price very
low
terms asy a small
do«uncommonly
of cash
rti balance
LOW I ale FT
interest.
No 1
|,o»
on
front
by
for a trrm
e/
addition,
*I:
Son.
81, :•••-*. .«:?•
ktr'S
addition
Ko.
Daviaoo ft True's
act.
T'-rm-. easy.
Tliiriv
LO-nse
lots
ii Hlarnia-
#l- TO
ar
47. Oue UU 4III M.,
HFTKLE
justcassl
IKO C.'
gentlemen.
"I U-ady
JIY. 4S. EMIR on 4lh ST near
I'irwt rlitMM llotiftew
Jto
4
lead* to
HON„
UL
tropouiau
(L&O
ENQUIRE! :-'-nl
buildim
May or
left dei-|I
I
ikild CUMII balunee on LON^ lime
No. A
and
corio-I
at
No. {«. 'I'll*-
f. R. LOW,
tastelul and complete.
riee
MAX remain
on
WELL
willi
stocked
PERFECT ord-
1111.1
want
lwo-thirds
INORTJ{IIJTE R.L per
cent.
So. J. l-'t.ime bouse soiiti, Mile ."id street, one
mile wesl of lit ad .strc-t price, fl,"". Two
thirds may remain on niorii.»«i' at
SIK
£«-nt'-el residence I I'riee, T-''..*o".
No. U. Valuable
per cent.
No. 1. "New Maine bouse on i i v
alriet
fruit
RT
A I Y E O A
8.
M.
A
boiisi-
w i
J:14 acres OF land
ol
carriage
all kinds, with
house,
stable,
WOOD bouse, cow
stable,
WU^'-U
abed. Cistern, two wells, pasture, orchard and
YOUNG KROV''
the whole pla- e well fenced and
IU
poll' lee
Mlwrra
lor MILL**.
Jto 85. S valuable
U BOW
stores, w-ll rented:»WY
Hlmorc'«
luiil'.t'
IO'O
ARE readv
for
SIDE on
terms
Ad«lillo«.
lots iof all pric-s) and tbey
v.-ry easy terms
prices. House ots. Store
factory Lots.
and at LOW
Lots.Warehouse
Lota,
Farm* Wuntrd.
o put chase improved
LTI"
acrcs
•V 85. 6" aorr.' UU
ROOM AND cellar,
farms from 80
each.
Farm* for MNLE.
iir(
roved
io-.d
Stnile* FROM 'be .itv,
under
fvneo
bouse,
with eveePeut
I'.'
Iio-ise.
wash lions.-, barn
7I LO' 0" feet, SPRING, two wells, cistern,orchard
of i'o" tree*.I apples, pears, peaches and cherries
fVicc
$0.each,ludauce on a term of
•TO" 17 R,II acres, fenced, a
ini
tmrf improved
a part of Noel's land, adj.diiiii:^be-.
plat-O.Margaret
Oliver's
'L'nis
DAB
or
KIAPCRY, price JF!. IT».
NO
Iv
S"
Mr
place is udupted tvr
A
fjaj
A,.res. all improved and under fence
With bou«e.
at
Hickory Grovj. Pricu
one tiierd cash. V
No. LI" ACRES unimproved land near I»u
aot. at
$1" PER
a
Tuai
R\ 'J caali, balance
at t.'L, per cent.
Willi houre and stable."
in livc
No. 4" acres, 5 miles frem the city, on ,»
Dubuque road, all imp? oved and under
fence.
I'ricc
two thirds
tciui
mav
I'cmaiu
ler
a
ol
MID
\ears
Chaser.
2oo
under fence
to suit the pur-
acres in Linn County, improved and
n e e n e 1 I i e 4 1 W a s
Jio.
1-.'. 1 J" acres near
Widcoiii,i «N
I w
in
imroved
lioii-e
ith
FEO.M'
ai,IO,
price #1."J"".
IVwcsliiek
Cvat per
LOO acres
ir.
C.cf*.
Iowa
couiay
AI per
I'N'.O acrv's
acre.
in
fion*
eoiintv
at per acrt.
Join wres in !. oui-tv at
#1
per ucrc.
tie- acres iu Hancockcouuty at #1 per acr«.
acres in Winnebago Co. at
acres at
§ooo acre
iu
per acre.
#1 .'.:O per acre.
at e n s per
acre.4
1-2"
acres iu Tama county.
acre- i-L
Story
county.
*.,o acres in Winneshiek CO.
4,,,
at
,teres
5 per acre.
llrnndv
%4O
comity F-_' per acre.
aires III LLI-tler coont. I-t PER acre,
IINO ACREJ iu Mower
t-o.,
Vlilm.
at
per acre
acreslu Houston Count at
J—R acre.
I K I N S U A N E
Pkriii Fire Insurtorf !•.,
Atlaatlc Hre lnsuriHce
U
•ar fire IBSJranee €•.,
OF N.-.W VUKK.
Hijr Fire lisiraiec Co^
JIK MTRF«»:JI». CTIJFK.^
IprtagfieM Fire lasuranrc Cfe^
OF
sruiNiit
II:I.t, MAFS.
I I E U S U U A N E
Ceaiectlcat Life lisirtnee
Life Insvraaee f#^
OF
HARLFOliU.
CONN.
lew ferk Life lisartBce te^
ieeariij Life lararaiee
OK NKW VOKK.
John L. Swits Si. Co.,
i
NN'KOLLS' BLX0K, HI.COWD ST
Se" oar Column of Adver
tise nenti, Embracing other
Fro^e/4r»i* Ub QamIU*
PrrrnaiLL A Co No. 87 Mark Row, New York
•r»^^ t, B*M»ton. »t+ our afent* fn it:?i
and are author:e**| t-» take advertisements ani subv.rip
frr u «t o«ir iow***t ra(«*t.
II.
K
KIVRII
V
UF»rb«
tlioriS*rJ
('(.OAKS,
Coi
iiuilrliu^
MieetB,
front
oil
BOUT
n'n+t, rhimfo. fa ao
••ut* for tliifl |)%i»er.
to rr-':ve advert**
LOCAL ITKM8.
Lamps shotilcl (ir »p in at Str''--ji-r*.-., ari'J
cxnmine his choice stock of white goods,
trimmings, pirasol.s, toilet goods, etc.
circular# and lare goods "h(ip%t
WhislerV. In *~ilk. in cloth, in mozarnhiijur-,
laro If)inth, etc. .'itawtf
KI
UOE
CAEHAKT hare thelnest stock of
ladit s'dress g'«ds. doaks, circulars, shawls,
etc (treat pains taken to please all cus
tointr ,—rn trouM' to show goods. ^ton
opposite the Le C'laire Ffotisp.
Kcpp COOL!—Purchase ftome of those
cool siid comfortable linen coats at Kratise'».
He has a fine stock of summer clothing of
all kinds, ready made, or will make it to
ord' r. in beEt style. Store opposite Nation
al Itank.
KT MARTI A.'..
lots corner
OF
B'-ing !«,"
It sob-
ie-I
I'th
sti et,
EAST
mdc
ot
aud ]FEET on
Kock
Island street.
IN.-
ainouiit
on
ION# t'-rm
ot years
AL
Hradv street, westslde, I T«ET
L"- T' -I
ffienl lor til lot
th tmmtff t' O'tUil U'tl, t'C ll'itiitl.
itt n-f
So
/»r •/•?.
2 V ON
Itradv
ML
reel,
L«i" feet f'I'iit BV 15"
fret deep hue."I per front loot.
No. J". On Tlii'.L street, lot No. 1" I'arkei'*ad
dition.
(corni-r L»t,) pri'-e. F-.'oo.
No. Four IMUW LOT*
in
This court, which for
several days past has hr-en in session at thi
plaee, has adjourned to go to Keokuk to try
a cn«» or two there, after which it trill re
turn to this city and take up the Kn&pp
murder case which is not yet finished.
ROBBERY.—About
one week a^), iinan *y
the name of Savory arrived in town from
Dos Moines. He went alio,it during the
evening following his arrival, and on Satur
day morning, al«)ut 4 o'clock, while going
hack to the Pennsylvania House, where tit
had put up, lie was met hy two or three
ruffians on
HII
iiiilreijuented street, knocked
down and rohhed of a watch and valuable
chain, and about fifty dollars iu money. A
man nati"
WIN.
1,. Terms easy,
fttor** l.ol« for
MUI«*.
Ht.
Railroad bridge.
Also, furnished auites of
rooms lor
FOR
We
Heat.
lit•
or o sell
T., I- I-LIDV
lor
O( RII|,a:N-v
JIM- I. of WHIVL UIA U
•ECU KT our OIL!-'.
Niorv ibr llrut.
Ho. ». KI",T MORE UINL
uasement, ia
L,.~* », NOW
Me-
occnpi'-'!
by Hack ft Co.,
•loMwrta fbr Mule.
No 1" I" M.ITIUE, III., a IW.I -.ion L\ve!
TNIR
bouse, with lot so by
Ami ft". T"'
tee'.eor.brick
IAIKI'-UIHI
I'ONT'-I-I
in
I:«"d
reute.L
eonilition.
|io««.--CI.NI n IIIIIOILUV^. 'Ttieii"now
coat I I'nce«,v-liou».-
I»-
o|
MI'I
lot. on"
LOW interest
briek
$1,1"",
dwelling house on K-2D ft.
eusli,
on
I,in.' I»t per
rest
eeut.
estate
bv
Oco.
owned and occupied
Ksinow
(..t»-IIIIT
liiiea
the dwelling
t'nli|lots.
I,OII-TV
I'loiitinic S.. upou 'Ml,
of
Kai
IN,in
T'cet K-pair HAVING I
liii.melt..
for
St.,
street.
1'lnsutti
nmisi- is in
p-R
titled
up
Hie
'I'oe NINE
is
arramteini-by
iit ol tin-owner
lioiifce
'I :IE
place
No. ?•». ltriek
RVILIAM for
a
I• I
ll"'N
view
ol
til IK
U UU?urpus*ed. Terms easy.
TO. T-RANIE COTTAGE BOUSE OTT Third street,
Ul
tilt-ell's
addition,
L'l
icc,
$4'".'.
limise
and lots, SNU'HEN'T
B«r ol'4tli and Main
Sts.,
T^«, 15" It. Iront
known as l'm rm{»oiiOER-
on
I-n
each ft.
I'rice (F'L,"" ', may
vent s
No.
3'.*. KI
al a low rate ol ML.-rst
auie
dweilni! house,
Houth
side ."id
Street, CAST of W.irren FT., an.I I"'. I'riee, F4"".
No. «". I'-oili'e house wesl side of I'errv .,
corti'-r
ol'II:TB
reel.
I'
S.:rry was arrested as one
of the assaulting party, and connected with
the same allair arc tv,o more, who have not
yet been arrested. The case is up h"fore
'Squire Wheeler to-day, for the second time.
What the result v.ill be remains to be seen
The upstart ol the whole matter is—bad
c"m]ian^ airl »or whisky.
FRHillTTl'I- RAU.KOAD ACCIOKXT—Bt'BST-
INU OK A BOII.ER AND FATAI. COKSMJVENCLS.
—A most serious accident occurred last
owning on the Mississippi and Missouri
Kail Koad, concerning which we give
the following particulars At as the
eastern bound passenger train was ah-nit
inidivay between West Liberty and Attalis
sa, from soiae unaccountable reison, the
boiler of the f.ivorite old locomotive. An
ionic LeOlaire, burst in the left hand tipper
••orner of the lire box, lifting the entire ma
chine from ilie track, th- dUt.a.uv of twen
ty feel, killing the lircn.an instantly ami
severely, if not fatally,Jnjuring the engineer,
besides bruising several p-. sons who were
in the baggage ear. At ti e moment of the
explosion the train, which was running at
the rate of twenty miles pir hour, was sud
denly forced backward abo it twenty feet,
throwing many from the seals, and causing
numerous bruises and contusi ns. Then it
took a rebound, went suddeity for ward,
giving the frightened passengers, who first
thought a huge cannon had beei fired into
the train, another bumping about the seats,
was anything but pleasant. The train
stopped imiiH'diiilely in front of tiic dam
aged locomotive, which was di covered
square on its wheels- -half turned round,
facing the track -about seven yarts dis
tant. The rails where the locomotive stood
at the moment of explosion, were bnken
into short pieces and scattered about.
The following are the casualitics Juiius
Reaught, fireman, and a resident of Koik
Island, was blown into the ditch and killel
instantly. He was a man about 2o yvur.
old, and haJ been in the employ of the road
about two months. A. Smith, of this
city, engineer, was blown against a fence,
fifty feet distant. 11c was ba lly sca'd d,
bruised, anil was quite insensible when
picked up by Mr. Hrayton, the Civil Engi
neer of the road, who was aboard of the
train at the time of the accident.
K. W. ancc, bridge builder, w ho resides
at Wilton, and who was in the baggage car
when the explosion occurred, was severely
bruised, and at last accounts was suffering
severely from internal injuries, which may
yet terminate fatally.
Win. Ade, Mail Agent, John Magill, Ex
press Messenger, and Joe Force, news boy.
who were also in the baggage car, ^rero se
verely bruised by tiling puckage^, commo
tion among trunks, boxes, &c., but not dan
gerously so.
As may be imagined there was great
fright and confusion. Among the number
who kept cool and offered valuable assist
ance to the suffering engineer was Joshua
Bui r, of this city, a.nl Mr. lira,) ton above
mentioned.
The irum going west was at Attalissa,
alio tit three les distant at the time, and
was soon brought up and the locomotive
was attached to the passenger train, and ar
rived here last night at 11:30. The wound
ed engineer was brought as far as Durant,
and left there, .suffering most intensely.—
Immediately after the arrival of the train
here, Supt. Kimball with Dr. Adler started
back to Durant oti a special train. The
Doctor dressed the wounds of the suffering
man, but the injuries wore o severe to be
curable, an-1 we learn this morning that he
is no »re. SI". Smi'h has been in the em
ploy of the
I{".K!
TERMS 87 00 PER ANNUM THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE ORFATEST NUMBlR.
SIIOKT MKASI RES.
KEEP TUF*
quence of the abbince of the i'aat-jr. Di
vine service will be held there in the even
ing, conducted by Rev. H. N. Powers.—
Services to begin at quarter before eight o'
clock.
Su.siriCAXT. —ft is a significant fact that
upon the announcement of the re-nomina
tion of A. Lincoln f(,r Pn -ident of the
I'nited States, gold advanced .'i| per cent.
We know of some individuals who were
foolish enough to bet that such a nomina
tion would bring gold down, and, of course,
they lo»t.
THE
THE
some five or six years—
was a most carefuljand intelligent mechanic,
about 40 years of age. and it is not thought
that the accident was the result of any care
lessness or. his part, lie leave* a wife and
several children. It was one of the most
severe accidents that ever occurred on the
roid. The Le Claire was considered on° of
the staunchjst and most serviceable locomo
tives on the road. She was the first loco
motive ever brought into Io#a. The true
cause of this deplorable afijur will prolubl/
Mrabekaoira.
.. *1 »"f 'lmH Xt u t.,.
three years enlistment of the 3d Iowa
Infantry expired on the bth icst.. We un
derstand from the Dubuque Hrahl, that the
officers of this regiment have refused to re
enlist.
TAKE
Vol CorvTY
A\
-We are requested to Ml% l-.IC 11 K3IM.
il! the attention of James H. Dutnont. City The n?vr and elegant mail and passen^^r pneki
Sealer of Weights and Measures, to the K»ithsburjr. Captain C. Morrison, will depart
measures used bv dealers in strawberries in
Mayor of Davenport recommends
that all labor on street improvements in that
city be suspended during the summer,
in order that the laborers thus employed
can go to the country and help the farmers
with their crops. A good idea that, uu-l
worthy of imitation.—h'ojkuk Gate.
A
GENKIUH S RKSPONSE.—Froma
THE BASKS AWAKENED
CELEBRATION.-
PAFEB.—WC
SH rae»R« from
GOI.D.—The
r"r F""t Me,1i""n
will be taken to correct the evil, unless pro- R- l'rettyman, agent.
du -ers and dealers correct it themselves
without delav.
STRAIOUT.—4JU metres awst
be kept plumb if vou wish them to measure
1
correctly, Leaning forward they measure
too little, and leaning backward too much.
So says the ri, i.titi-- Anu rir-m.
Now let every one be very careful and
not ban his meter backward, it costless to
lean it forward.
QI.
,l"r?
TM'TJUW
.Qiirn A resnlnliiin was r.fferMi in I •'. •Ka-1- »tft11-«.! 18
ASHED, A resolution was
ort»rea in
Dubuque
paper we clip the following notice of the
noble response of the Davenport branch of
the State Hank in K-half of the Dubuque
Sanitary Fair. It is a noble one, and a true
characteristic of the managers of that insti
tution
—The Cashier of
the Dnrenp itt Branch of the State Bank
has forwarded fcliM' for the Fair. A similar
contribution will probably come from each
of the oilier branches.
It is about time that some­
thing was being done by our citizens in the
way of getting up a celebration on the com
ing. Fourth of July. It will not do to let
that day pass unobserved Let steps be
taken to have a general demonstration.
ask ev­
ery man to take the paper published in his
town or county, ft is a dmy you owe to
the publisher. '1 his ought alwavs to be
•lone before subscribing lor any paper or
periodical out ot your own State.—L*'idy
0»r^T
port
BY
Mil for t! e
week eliding Jane 4th, 18o4: 600 birr*'act
Amu lo 8'H) bushels of wheat C,4l(0 burhcls
ot corn S16 ba** of a heat 3D loin of meal
:t,3ot) pounJa of biter 10) hides 2,680
pounds of ivi.'ol ,70 ltro lio^a.
premium on gold will prob
ibly n-aeh 2W to-morrow, Rt which point a
'"liar "greenback" will be worth just liftv
cuits. To-day gold stands at and a
ddlar "greenback" is wot th 50J cents.
"LIE 44TH.—This regiment of KKMlays
nu 11 that recently went to the lield, has
been assigned to garrison Fort Ilalieek, at
Cohutbus. Kv.
CJULffl* HORSES
1.000
C4VUIIT HORSES VUTEt
Uj|£DIAXU.S
I' I
AT
SmUWm lii erg suable
For which ^lie highest mar*
ket price wki be puid.
JACOB VASIIBURN.
DATB»POHT,
May _s»I
L-,1)4.
mv3o-dlin
Day Bihrders.
HOME INSURANCE CO., of NEW YORK
^Capital, t2.o-i..,ooo a use* „rer
liARTI'OKD FlIiE 1\S. CO.,
Chartered A. I). 1
EQUITABLE LIFE INSUKAJi SOCIETT,
PT «M.R MCTCAL.
-ady Street, ne^l ,.ir MarkiM,
J. LORENZEl%
SI llnrrUou bel. 3d & 34
DEALER IN
China Ware,
Earthen* W
are,
Glass Ware,
Cmierjr,*e.,
Guarantee* to aell goods as eh.
Mp
as at
went n$ Chicago. Call and ezaaune mv w_.
«^FCRAPARCBAAINGELAEWUARE.
MVLJY, I
o. DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY, JI XE 10, 1SG4. NUMlJElt 15)4.
and
P"ict* to-morrow mora-
.. ,, ',., inir at 7 o'clock, making connecti'jna for rt.
this city. Manv of these measures are much c- j..
Loui.s in SC hours. For fr' .^ht or patsage ip
under the standard -being wine measure, piv to E. A. Til-beir., ag. nt.
ihosc who sell or offer to sell from such xhe mail and paasenger packet Bill Header- BOOTS AXD SHOPS
measures are a? much subject to be fined *on, Captain I). V. Dawley, will depart for
a« though they used false balances. Steps Dabnnuo and way points to-morro^r moruing.— rariic.slar mt' ntion j-aid to Cust :i. v.
The i
Tu.zx-bStlQi tlgu-.-r, a' fur fi.nrg
KUR
^miT- ^t |l 3!^ai.S«for Blc.
1 asc' It 20'ul i/m tar S r' j»i at a»-. I.
., ^^,^X
IJLT
barrc Uiinaukn u. tl
r»-K ori quel
Li*d W i»t »n 1 tli aa 1
... WutAT—!• iter. |1.7101.SO Chicago
Urndy and Kleventh streets, will be closed 1 Spring #1 7o«1.7a Miiwauke«CTub•, $l.S4gl.i".'
to-moorrow Sabl,ath) morning, in conse-
THE Rcforme«l Dut-h Church, corner of
NKW YOIE,
Wl""'.n—#l..V"'4l.12.
re,J-
COK
OATS—
Juae
Conn: —Quiet at l.li'^(,'.o4c.
Fi-orp.—Io cents better. $7.''e®3.00 lor extra
.'Ji .4 "ifor foip-rutK'.
7
1'OKK—-ueaa. fttold ZBCttk
Lut— j(£t4?i'c.
Wuui i—
Hew York Niot-k .tlarkef.
New V'. rk, June l-.
Gold 9**§.
Luuiber ^lurket.
DAVKXPORT,
Fencing a.oo
Ham boards
Framing Timber
A
Joists under 20 fl 22."0
feet ami o%er t-e
Flooring, S.%.00
fi-li»K Sl.'.S'
tiiii.stoiig, yo.""(I/.."o.o
S!nti!{les, 4."
l.il'h r-.tm
Ci'-ar Hoard* Hud l'li»nk* S* oo/S/lo/nt
i'emu.io t'i....i 1 _i|j.
_To-Day's Advertissmonts.
MANHOOD:
How Lo»f flow Itesioretl
4 I.K( TUKi: ON Till: NATl-RE. TREAT
1 Ml.AI and i'.ad,c.ilCure cf."sj^rmrloirhu-a,
o .lemiual W eakness, 1 iivolum ,, Kim
Sexual I'eijiluy and impedimoiiu to iiarriuee
jfeiicruliv .\'ervi,i ,nt\ss, CoiiSiiluption, l.i.e|M\
ii'idFit Mental aud f'hisieai Incapacity, ic
sultin^lrom Sell Abuse, ic., bv UoiiKitr
vtBWEi-1.. M. I author of the «il—.
".4 to Tkviitiri'h of Suff't rfr*,"
Sent uudersenl, in a plain envelope, to anv ad
Ire.-s, wii,!. 011 n-ceipt of .i* eenls or two
postage "t« "amps, by UK. J. C. Kl.iVK, l^r How
ery, New Vors- I' iii« -e I. r- ji'io-dwSoi
e, TEI/KLKK.
Importer and Manufacturer
OF CHOICE
S E A S
Ami Prater in all fcifitls of
Tobaccos, Pipe*, Fancy irticles,
AC., AC.,
fro. 9 Kast Kerond Ntre«t»
DWENFORT. 10.
C. TEGELER,
laiporter, Dealer & Rectifier ia
rorrign & Ifomcstir
I U O S
AND
RECTIFIED WHISKY.
No. 24 Main Str e'e t,
floor below the National Hank, I)av«?mort,
Penn^vlvania Central Railway."
\f !T rl
PITTSKfRf
•is.settt:stfor
ONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
TRAINS.
To flosion and New England Passenger*, this
Route espnei illy desirable, asi jjitcs tlietn an
opportunity of se.-iiijr th. line.-.! vi •wsanion^ tho
Aiejjliany Slomitaius. besides visiting I'iltsburjf,
I'biladelphia aud New Y ••'k without e\'ra c--t.
All New Enubuid I'u- sen^er-j holding through
tick-.ls, will lie 1 uns!eri\'d. witli tli.- ir baui.'.i){e,to
rail and boat coiinvc-tious, in N\-w York, without
charge.
Three
Daily
f*»t ,«ttM
DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT.
BOOTS
io 'he office. It. M. I'retlj .in, egont. I
Tie magnificent Xnr'liein bi'ie pa-ket Ilavcn- AL. i FI'F
St. I .'.'.11.1
___ COMMERCIAL.
|jhie«K* flttkn, ititdtaiM.
Dtii'tw Jnpe #.
May 9.
stock of
Tit A INS 1 KOM TIIK
We run direct to the L'uiou
ers
llepol,
win-re
llarrisbiirr, ltnltiinore.
1'biladel-
pliia. Wi'sliiiij^ion, New Yoik, ISostoii. all the
.Sew ET'ijhisel iuwns. are ti i-e.^i, ,1 to the Cars
of tin- l'i nnsylvania Central Railway. T.u- ni^ht
Express runs daily, otiier tiiini.s daily, except
Suiidu\«.
C.implete equipments of new and elegaatlv
furuished
Trains from Pittsburg
to Philadelphia.
Nine Daily Trains I.cave I'liihtdelpliin for Now
Tot k four daily trains trom New York to Boston
Baggage Cheeked inreu^ii mid
Transportation.
Merclinndis.-, I'.-'-luee and l.ive iock carried
W't .dispatch, c.t the lowest rates.
W. II. IIOi.MES, 1 o-n'l Pa-.-. Au-enl. fliicay
ENOCH LEWIS Oen'l Sup't, Altoona. Pu.
A SI. Joseph Railroad'
in« upmi appivin^ to this o\\ jneS
W. F. ROSS. Agent*
4NI» STEAM P.Vf'KET l.IM'S ON T'lE
A Missouri River. Tin- most practicable route
to the Hold Mines of Idano. l!.-tnn-)_-k "ity, Vir
ginia I'itv, (•aliatin. Ilcnvtr, Washoe, lioisce uad
C.difortii !. liai'v Overland St ^r s from A?t!ri-1
son lo a -ove po-.'its. Ail rail 1 "t. .lo-. jih, At
chison, Lata 11 i-ji-.i W. M011. 'flic Daily Pack.-t
Eniilie. runs from Weston to Leavenworth, «uveu
miles, .mid Kansas City, 1 forty nuM.i Siaae
connection* from Leavoinvt«'t!i and
KKUSIUS
City
lo Lawrence, Topeka. Ft. Sihy. Ft. WCott, Pa ita
Fee
Majors tonn a Tri-Weekly l.ine Ii ota r:. Joseph
For through Tte-ets or l-rei^hl, apply jo
mm
R. |.
Prettymao, agent, at Uavenpoit, or on board toe J*
a SHOES.
WTc. WARRINKIl,
AV r."-'
!!KR ,-vti
helfs&le aa4 Retail Dealer
t.rk.
Mo. 46 Brady Street*
(Want Northern Line packet Pembina,
aptain lliil. will depart lor t. Louis and way Next Door above the I'ost \ibce, Davenport, Io, I'l'I'I'PPFF
landing* to-morrow moniiuK. I. Carro'l in myidtf
A E
Has removed bi»
",r B,
jt-t:s:ec
BOOT and SHOE !»t\lFUT0Rl
.i Li? ow ^ud ..a.ou* re
Op]»o«ite LcC'lairc Row9
Win re bf- «ill pv t" meet bis nm: rciH
eusrime-s. lis- )..eili! s for tur:-iiisr out THK
HESl LSTOM VOKk.arc unsurpassed. 11
••iuitlie BBST
,,
F.,R 3 ,„
.j0.
QNO
Jot So 3. cl rtn rt 7i)«
duce the amount appropriated at the infor- .^tir at »i a «£124 lLeluila 39.
mal meeting in May, to pay $50 bounty to
]Ou-days men, from to $l7,o'M'.
The resolution was laid on the table, and a
motion to take it from the tabic this after
noon was disagreed to by a large majority
01)
£rmil 0.1,:
V-(.RKIIKN-satiUe(oi
is
THK
on hand.
York Markclit
I E N S E A I A I O A S
LATK ARRIVALS*
ill. Iltrzbt'i's &i C«.,
Xj. .r- S-/.,ri4 St., Mttrepo/'/'rn IV
HAVE
KECEIVEP AMI AKE HECEIVlNO
very day, |,y L'vprc»s, the nu.»t deairc.llv
Fashionable Spring Good»
('•.
,1,'CIH.-
A!s i a full stock of Uirarhcd ami unbleached Mu»
bus. Flamy!-, to which »ve invite tne attention uf
bi'wrs. Having our (..dahlishuivnt in "hilad'-l
piua and lialtituore. and one m'our iinn (•.iiislun'
ly in the we arc enabled to oil. induce
ments
I-1market,
all •I10 t-uli. nidi!'•-'!&»• 1 v
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT
Cooipeliliou in Davtnport.
II:IIM
chance for ILirgainiittt
IIKSS & STKl.WS
New Wholesale A. Retail
CLOTII1NG HOUSE!
9 metropolitan Blork,
Dira.p'it, /jtia.
rpiIE
rUOPKIETOKS OF THIS KSTAH
l.lsiiMtN,- I-.-B leave |o
li.ivenpoi 1, u'..l -.ero.iii-fln^
hav.-
Mis'
Cpeu:
1
l:i-« largest
ppppppp
ppppppj,,.
i FIT I
cur, aud Hi la all
order- pr.-oti.My il
Custom 31n«le Ca'oods
For Ladies' lie-.ts" and Cl.il.'r. n's noir always
»P
if
Tin: itott ro*
Im( & Shoe Store,
9.1 Hrndj Ml.,
IS
th to bay vaur
BIMITS S||(IKS,
CMJL.13&CO.,
I.AKC1.ST A\l» HE-sT SlOCK
1 e!ist. iltlv l-ef. n l.e-.v
tit«..ds n t, -ill tle-ii Whop ill Bos
on, which 1 i„bie them to 1! a -•••n !ou prices ut
lVlioleaal^
MAN'UFAC'J Lilli'U ai.d UEI'AIIUNO DONE
C. H. CHIIJ), Davenport
C. Child. It "ton. Jan'.ltf.
DRY
COODS,
•nntry, i!i
:d 111.:. t-,
A
PPH'PPP
PFF
tliev
ipl-t'e
O I -T I 2 S
A N'l»
Fttrninking Crooitft
Ercr hrnnjrht to this city.
Huvi'ifr our o-.vn manufactorv wo ri-.u defy com
petition,
1
oth iu as: ortnieiu and price.
We «ill b- pl.-asc-it ,. sec everybody call and i
.•(-k.
JI
sliu.voiiv ti,i„ V.ith V. ill and p'ei:sui'C.
S e u i o S o i e n
We call attention to o ir lar({C ami complete stock
of Military Clotbin/, which we o!Ver at very re
duecd rates. Call and post youtx-lves in pries.
To (outtirff •llrrchanln.
Vou will find il to your ail'. ai: "/e 0 "vnir.inr our
stock l-efi,li.yin^ in
\uiir
IIESS & STERN,
Mi'lDtnoili CiothittK Hail,
No. i Second street, .Meiropniit u- Uoi.ding,
Formerly occupied by Ma.-I: liros..
my80-dtf Oavenpoit, Iowa.
NEW GROCERY JIOI SE.
Jttlitf* Siehrrthrr,
Corner Front & Brady Sts.,
Wholest !'. .| I Iletad dcab il:
State Room Sleeping Cars, UIOICE FAMILY (.U0CER1ES,
on nii ht trains, and on the Fast Line to New York
via Allentowii, without change, and landing in
New York
Provisions, Salt,
Sbburton A* Cigar*,
ALSO
Cliolec Wines and Liquors,
I: U rrion rf
I Vnaranlee Kite ike Ileal
(nulily ol' Uoods
AlearnSEi.b
M) Till!M on Tl 11: LOWEST I.IV
iNt
an tin-pricc. t.etoie purclia.-inxclwwherr.
Wholesale dealers will iind it to their advantage
to give hi--a call. ioo lJ deliver- -1 v. :thin t'.e
i y i i e e o i a i
in*.v 1 .ii'i.Ii'S SCHRini'ER.
i A K I S A O O N
I'RF.I). HKINIIKi'K,
r.» nv*f 'j-/ i
tXJNCH EVERY .MOENIKO.
Ket i! the
Beat lViuen uttd JLiqttorn I
Tobareo^ ati«* Cigarti, Ar.
Oiteofs waited u witt- «*wy and attention
!i,-e in- a ipi'' dtf
CXII:HOI4i:K CI «I..
"I ean't work." "I hate to ri«*in
the moininif."
l'iiy
It i-"FV
I'.r.-!- I- O
WALL
VI
PPF»PPPP
Pi'PPPPPP
PPP FP
Pi'P.'PP.'P
P.'P
rAAiJ
AAAA
A A A V
A V A V
A AAAAA V
»PPP
P:*P
A A' MA
l'i'F
IMP
NOW OPENED, AT
PLUMMER'S
No* 50 Brady Street,
Above the Post Officii
•f .mt.mnoTtf
S.-cond doer af P. -tiilli- -. aprl*
,||.:|X7m
Produce & onimission Merrhant,
vo 'oiov. s' K f-ki:.
1
v. ill lo-d Miat we
^)\YSint.!! I'ASii |'U. rou ALL
V i.Ii's I.f 'l nr'trv produce. bt:tt r, e^jj^, pf".
i ..a' «tores always '»li hand. IJitys iind *clU on
cotutiiission. m-. lidtf
RTHTPARKS.
o u e 1 1 o k e
N
o. 1.-1
Mlpj-I .. as wiil sell
fiiem Hoods tit Ne-.v Vork price*. \V- shall con
stant!'.- receive :o! tb.-new grades of Moods tuan
iib'cti'r. d. Our tie tto shall be,
First in fashion, Cheapest In prices
SMI.'TII WAT
•ai»e,
eye right is
failing."
"I
can't (is in luiml a a*i l!itn »."
Have oil be. a opium?—
I "lySi "No." Thcti tak -regular do«e«of
V
A' t'lC CilEKOSBB t'l HC, aid tolloW die
directions at arc .' pa'.i il- I
... ll.esc ills have been the xe*ul
pi*- ^{i '1 vi-ur own
i "lion of niti'ie's laws, and ma le
1 ,-i-\N e kly Packets.— *he .dr-^an*jiark.-ts (-ol- niairuipie, or if they are
ora-.lo. Denver. .1. H. Lacy. West in and A.
1
4 ,\, jr,„a
ov.r
to Nelu i s.-: City, Co.tactl KiuHs and Omaii...— vou. lt will rc.s.ori.- v got,
Al.-o Daily Stages from St. .lo eph to aoove paints.
gtf.plifV.*,
Minet.- wi-d! leaii's »nd luga/c carried on liic and'oin.e mux- make a ma 1 of ton,
same train a'ul paeket l.» the aljove Btartia^ points
i-.idu'.^encc in nature'..
a
(purepath,tiieI'maoKEK
.un Craa will
th'jae tii -htlv ci'ni.s^ioas, relit you ior pr cti-
saVe
an arr.e Ir^ii fa IMuirt*. i.lioev. Head the a.lveni: e uen:. a'.i foi ber
Connecticus maile tiy rail ati.l by packets on the cfe,.,.'Cur Take 110 .ithi tin die tie until you
Mis'tosipf" River with the Hannibal A St. Joe K. have trie this. Sold bv all drti-."^ist«.
It. at «Juin-y and| Hanml '. uorl uawim E. S. llAl.LO.tll. Agent
v.'.it from idindncss, aud p-.'rha uhe a e
a
inter* W. ntal.
ackeii. j,,\Y WARD, C»en'l Sup't. fT« WO «00l HOUSE PAINTERS. Ao, If t«
P. H. UROAT. Oen. Ticket Avent. I Wni. Oakes, Ste. Harguerite'a Cll il«l.
W. r. aOliLNSOW, Gea. Fr'l A^ea^ jneV-diw
STOVU
PAPER HAN&I
Among nitich VI*.7I be round
BROWN BLANKS, HIIITE ISLAftK#, 8ATINIJ,
BROXZEI) SATIXS, STAMI'EU GOLD
PAPERS, FIGURED SHADES,
s.fr/.v su.tnr.H, utt,T j.vw mostuip,
All (lie Above ut very Low Prices.
COMMISSION*
TITS. 11 j'J .DH IMl iC
Real Estate & Coiuiulssiou A front,
i»\\i:\PtiKf. hiw \.
ir.V.'c" (0
Bnjlug A Iteal limlate,
(ollrriiiiih of ll kiihls.
I'.WMI-.M (1- T.WEF,
^laliitlK tliMli'itel 'I'ltlow,
RENTING HOUSES AND FARMS,
An-wei- !-i
ii 1.. rim ,V(JO.
III. 1'. ». ii'-:. isii a l\'.'llers made
olipiop'ity in-t"ie. o- liT-dlr
JA MIS
M7IAI.xli.I4
COMMISSION AND PRODI CE MERCHANT.
Vy A^' iit for Hen ilia's S.i.« s mid J-'au l.arik*'
Scales, II ii .-.ulic i.e nt. Plaster Paris and ii air.
NO.
z
UON
1
ST,: T,
Dar.-npor*, --.vr. rrvM-dtf
MERCHANT TAILORS.
READY-MADE
o i
''OST I'liici:
isre
TO I:E
HAH
OF-
FKANZ MEYER,
Second -itreet-•-•? e w. -t --i N oional Haul:.
A t-. od •-.ot: 1. n
GENTS' Ft" Ii V IS I i 1 i ooDS. HOYS'
CLOTHIV:. l.oliis. i'AS.SI
ERU" -II! UTS,
SVOC'Ki.VtiS,
uovlvllv FR\N7. MEYEH.
JSTJ-: \Vr STO U l-J
John Bartcinclcr
VS KEMOVED His STOCK OF OOOIW
1 1 to Franklin If! k,
«aw'n-relie
Emu ami ilari i«on *ire-t4 has op-ned
NEW CLO'i'iliNO STOP.!', an I will k.-p on
it of
•lv en 11
Gents' Fnrnishin? Goods,
Clothe* made to or I- on shortest nuiice, and
warranted to «ii». Call an 1 s«o tn
A. nn.i7i^
.•a IIKA v sTit'-:i-:r. HHLOW SEC
11 '-a t, Ne$is v .nsn,a:ty .,11 h»*i 1 an.I mnkes
JuLtb order.
JOB*
JWM'IH/K^.«»,
io viola-
.r
15 CENTS PER WEEK.
F.'.ZW.Z RTiii't.ttn -Ss-531
ti.i vifi'S'S K t.l.l t.t.t It
E
ittt it 1 s s 4
K :~S utttirru su-i
K a: luitiit
K 1 u 1 s .-i 4 4
Ki-vS!':5?':5: Kit Kit- s si
or
STOVES and TINWARE.
Stove* I Sieve*
HIL!^ & WASHBURN
No. 50 Brady Street
Nearly opposite Post office,
ntile
AVB IN STOKE AND AltE UECEIVINO
la.g-st and best asseiluicrit of
PARLOR. COOK S HATING
STO VJiiS,
that can be jm: «t 1 in t!,c eastern mnrket.
U «t VV. hate tne exclusive *s»l« 101
HANFOR1VM
Celebrated Challenge Heater!
on.- it'. 11 1,!
tboid, and for con'
ep.ul.
ei a.ether
!t
x-otnl Ktre. t, bet.
1.
4aeit1«% Hoyw* nndl Ckil«lr«*n*» mafitiffltturcl to ordnr
'My meuiory in^iinK." I CLOf IAIN«* r.rtin* bevt material and in a maiinet
liiat caoliot f:jl to give satisfaction. Li'e-r
jiatroii.tiie r-spectfulli wiluitcd. juiv'Jl-dly
V. W. U CLILUX0
HOKMtT & Htl LELL'.VO,
U I 8 1
SFANUFACTL KIINS OF
't v
It'll
mi
lit
v.'.:
11::?
Kitjl u.t:t 344*3#
.Ecal i' -n cv.-r ro
nce and vou.lv !i u*
The unrivalled
Triuntpfcf
Which 1 w.l sella: in .-.i •a-otiai!« Jfficeg.
Custoai Work
Hone at a'l times and warraii!.--! tin* be«t, ttio«l
•it: able and c.ieapest. All who want t'o ,nd faronfe pattr-rn* cat 0NLV be obtaio
an.1 Cheapest KOods mutt come to
Forest Oak,
I i on Cate,
IK and Wao.bn,,.,.
sepldly
join joK».tV,
"V"o. n WET -1 (»M»M I{.-:I:T. KETWEEH
ISradv erl 'f i n, ma' old. and in lite
best stvie. MEN AM) t.'f.OTHlNi^ ol
every aescription, Tue fulie.i sali^i.ict! ui»r
antied. 1 soltcit from my old en*t.»mer« fb»-ir con
tiiiu:.: ge of .tror-age. L-uve orders. myiW
1 If" very ctove 'uai an' :ed to give aati-faC'.io
or tin -uotiey refunil"d.
They a! 10 keep the celebrated
K E N I K
io wiilc'i w .'er nerer free*e§.
OFFICE. ST.ill!' DI-,!V ROOM. UED ROOM,
NL'KSEItV. HALL. ANII MKTTISO
UoujI SloVES
cannot be *urp:.^-1. We in vita infection aa4
defy com etit nm. Al*o on a nl atoek of
Tinware, Jsppnmd and Pwi-tein Ware,
thaiiib S.-tts. Pbinin'i' Ware,
JJri .nia liood-. on' hodx,
To.ig-. Shovt Is, i'o..cr»,
in ahort e*. i t' :i-:j iu the line.
Tin, Copper, & Sheet-i.oa Ware9
lt
Sash, Doors, Clint*, KaaMiag*
i. i ti Brady Str et,b-twea t'rfc-t ami.S wi..|.
a k e a e
Contractors for Building,
almrt nodee.
O I i V U
of all ktn.!* promptly af?e«jde»l to. Ca!! 31 tS
amine
JJIJ'm!).aud
learn Rue pi 'e«-i.
nelTdwtf".
i E\V I1AKIJW AHIJ STOS E
M. t. i v •««t,
Doilrr in l!a i!H ir\ !rn inul iiUFsni
I In? Implrmrnt' of nil kin-in,
V A I 1 S i A i -S i
i
Of her if U i„,, ,K..wh. r«. 4^ut-k Mitlrii Mnrt mkiimII
S O A A O Y
Car. Haia ft atreata,
1
myU iiaTeaport, Iowa. 4wU
-•tjl
I .A'
n u U v u
1 ml. All goo's v.' ii i "'l' .i just
TL'wnrua.
mm.
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