Tfc«MS ao to Pfcilt ANNUM?*44°
VOlAjrf 9.M
•«ALMTvr«
I N S U I A N S A 0 N Y
o n i w i 8 & o
|ll HI L. S\V ITS, R. B. IIILL. W. F. KIDDER,
liprOffd A liia^mei fir«i,
CITY LOTS,
PwelUHg H«n»r» Sl WMfi
•ought, Sold and Leased.
House LOIM for Sale.
r. -.A Ore** »arnatn.
fir. 4fc TW* eligible boildlnj^k»ta caster ef
fwellth and Hock Island streets,
No Kov.r liuu.f iu lu»uin k True
addition fl.Vn.4ch. T- rm* uaay.
No*. 41, 8», TUiriy IIOUM luta in 81ayma
kT'n addition •!.•• Ti rim u«.v.
No. i.T. A raluabli! city lot S. K. vorner «f
Mmn'mid Co!l K'J Avenue ii'W ft-L'f oil Main li
l.',n fret on I'ull'.-^v AvwiU'k auil coiiiinuiidiiig a
toeuuliiul rivi-r vn \v. 1'ric: I
ctmore'N /%d«!ll«»n.
HMOIl
!-. now lal«l oil*
ol'
nl1
prires and thrj are reudy for
wtale vrry ea»y unl low
pri«-«a».
StoreLotn, Wareliouso Lot*, Factory
hots.
#itore l.otM for wal«*.
No. IT. On., oil I'll Si.. jii!»t-ai«t ol ltrudjr St.
y., 4 -i four on It 1
•r ii'-ar K.iiln'ad brids»»*
4-lit»N HO«M« Ibr RRAT.
Hi,, \Vi .ire r'-ii'lv to ''ii^a^c to r.-nt or to sell
hou^ n 'now buiWiiifti t» u. m.idy Inr otcupauey
in May or .lime ae*t— plans ot which may be
h,. ci at our o!lic ».
No. #5. Alio, furnished suite* of rooms lor
ainijlc gentl' i'i'-ii.
HOUNCM for Hale,
No 10 In M'llinc, HI ,» two -tor* btiek dwel
lilkr b'oujte, *ith lot by lo'i I t. ..r, f,ynit.? and
Ann St-i. 'I ll' lt"'ifiMi» in good ooilition, is miw
rrnt'-d IIOMCJUI'" trivi'TI inSudaya. Tin-liou-TE.
i-u .t Vru ol hou.«e and lot, 1
,.'i"o one
third ca-sli baI..M' "n lonR ti at low iiiti-rexl
No. A bri• k il'vcilin^ home on h-ad St.
tl/.iK) I soil CUMI, i-i-fi on time ut per n-nt.
No. 87. Tlie e«tat«* now owned and occupied
bv tii'o. S. lo,v, Ksi|..i« in« the ihvclhin: house
aii I three full lot*, froutiiii south upon lilli St.,
of l'urnum Htre«t. I'hi house is in per
f. I r-piur, h.u ins 'en lit'-l tip by the owner
for liniiM-lt. '1 of entire ati ranneni 'nt ofthe houie
IH tact' tul and toiniilete. The view from this
iihu e is uBs»n)a»s' d. Terms easy.
No. ii". Kr.mi.• i-ttaae house on Tliird street,
in 'ireen'a luldition. I'ri' e, (ft"«i.
No. 8S. Itrivk li*'and lots, southeast cor
nel of 4tii an i Mum known asThoriiiKtones
i i I o n o n a e i S I i e o i n i a v
re.uuin fur a fnu it years at« low r:ite of iut"rt
No. Frame house south side 3d street, one
mile W'st of Brady street priei*, 1 ,«». Two
thnds may remain on inordKB^e at six per cent.
No. 1. "New Inline house on llrady street (a
g.. ieel reemeuce.) Priec, #i,"V
I arms Witatt d,
We want to |uire!ia»e improved ianaa frott 80
to I tin aoraa .:•«.
1'urias for Mail#.
Nit. 7r. Kiil'i.v «ere larni, 1 mile from the
('It', limits. "Ill wr-t Allen s «iove roil-1, all
U|- line ca !i*uti«" fenee, with good dwell
|j,no cash, balance
on tiniti to
MiieJu'ioaa, Millies 1101^ tt.e city, «|l under »ew
Jen,e halt uuder i-ultiration balance bastur..
air I timber linid. «iuol t.vo Jlor^
in.' with nocessury out bnildtnijs, iti. I rite
'Farm of 0s! acres on River road he
ta. -ti I'rinceton anil 'claue large orchard,
Jtv.'lling, barn and out houses. 1'rKe fa.Ooo
ish, balence on time to s-iit.
No. 7". t)ue 1''" aere fiirm it) CieouttTownsiiip
il.uiit miles uorth of Knlton and luratit sta
tions on the M. A M. UttiboaU, all imiiroved
oti' re-c ..nd with good iiouae »nu barn
piv acie.
N'». 73, One other 100 acre farm situated near
0i«' above, wiili like iinprovcMeuts. $-8 per
Vi. 24 12o acres uninuiroTi'd land near Du
[i,i i, at $i' (?tr ucr i. cash, balance In live
,'IMH s at t.n per cent,
o acres In 1 inii I'Viunty, (50 improved and
aii'ier fence, i Priee $ 1 ,i o", 6 cash.
No. 12. li'i acres near Welcott, (»'n imrofed
)nd under fence' with lum*e pri«?e l.^oo,
a"o:i aeies iu P.-Wv s,.u-k I'll ill *r per acra.
4' o uer 's in l-iwn county it ^." pel aere.
v tlo acres in Minis cou.ity nt 1 )ei arre,
jo -icre# in Clay eouutv at $1 per aere.
'n o aires in llaueockeouutv ut *1 per acre.
aeres in Winrieba-o Ub. at Ml,
goon acres ut l.'i pel acre. ,«
gi«in acres atf per ncre.
8i0 acres in Tama county.
1 aer' S i-l Story conriiy.
'.Mil acres in \V iiinesiiiek t.o. at 5 ptr aor#*
4. acres in ti umty coi.myat f*r ltrr-
JJ.I.L acres in llutler county at .'.."o per acre.
I-.K, ueres ill Mower Co., M:nil, lit 2..." per acre
til acres in lion-ton t'oiuitv .it j.".o per acrc.
5"0 'icreH i't 'tfitl tit tkm co*tnty ut $0
ter a^-rt,
A Rare BasiaeNN hnitce.
1
ok tiKNi.itAi. Mkei.11 VNTIISK, consisUnff
jf Dry Coods. (troeerivs. Hardware. Hats and
|U."
"ups."Boots and Shoes, for sale OT exchange for
-eaViiroiierty, This slock was selected in De
•.(•iiiber l.i»t at lew prk-vs from Jobbers, and is
tiered fur sale on account oi the failing health
»f its owner. It can be bought at a t/reai bar
tii-r
I E I S U A K E
%g£jgrejgatc Capital
llartfori Fire Insurance €%,
OK HAKTKOlll). CONN.
v
Phenii Fire lisuraace ۥ.,
OF NF.W YOKK.
Illaiiie Fire Insnranee ۥ.,
OF Nl'W YOllK.
La«*r Fire Insurance
New \\rk,
s
OF HAftlfORD, CONN.
I«rk Ufc ImmMl^i'1!
New York.
A I Y E O A
1
Aickol*' mock. top stain,)
HKCOIDNT.
"o.
"it°
r»
w'
A I Y I I O A I V K
StT Mmh* f»-W
•7t A
One Month
Unff K
feet on
,W' fp*t
front ou With side mil street, and
•Sst fcide i,t Ko« 1. l-dand i*tre't.
flu-iibovo is u very line location: price very
». term* uncommonly eauv—a small amount
flf eusli iowu --naUi.ee oil long term of years at
l.r.r rate of iiit»re«t.
No 41. Lot mi Brady street, westside, feet
iwint by 1'..", tret t". pri.-c yri v low. 0, pay.
m111 |'.»r lot. m*»n y tn t*v ij4#ud
itrm «f k"" "tJC I,r
On itrmiy lt l« et front by h'A)
i a i front foot.
lot No. loi'arKGr'aaa-
h'o. a«.
fet devp tin 1 1'ri
No. 3. On Third Mre
tion, 'rorni-i1 1", I
Ktt 1 Nickells' lttock, stairs.
W a n e
IMMEDIATELY
E N
E U I S
I '%T
2 0 0 E A
to 111 the balance of the Fourth Ward c^nota.
Call upon *fobn W. Day,
At th# officc of 1am & Day, directly opposite
ts* ft** Office, ougSO
Use izard ojL
sale at ltaflon?!i.
Th
7^ 't'.To rtrrw lit*.* IOAU (Vttv lljocust
It will cure you. For
IIow rto Tor DoV—The la lies have been
humbugged long enough by poor, cheap
made, unseeable st-wi"-
N AMtow
9
f?
v"
line Iimraice
New tlaveo.
riigfleld Fire Insurance
OF SPUIN'OHELU, MA8S.
I E I N S U A N E
anffrefrHte Capital
Cenneetifut Life Insurance Ct^
llartforil. Conu..
Cetna Life insurance C*, imi
iX
9#earlty Life lnnranee
New York,
.ion.
3
Jelui L. Nwits Cf.,
HICKOLLS' BLOCK, HECOS
A i-
I ,u»s°D^r^r'^**»•r««t. Ohfcace. Is fa,. plenty of money on land ond arc wait-
».J»ertwiDenu lui thi. p-.p-,. ing for aottte one to eome along and A-licvc
Term* of NuWrlptloa for "T °f
A&ii
Three Month* y°un*r
RTAItmi W UTtfCd.
Na paper wot longe. than pail for.
I Y S U S I i K s
rill be furuUlied lv the Carrier at 'J per week.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Nubmltalre Wanted,
Wf will pay the following kountiee toal^
empti from draft, who niajr enlist as $ub-
al 0|)r ottice
For three years' scrrico, $400
llo tWO JJMj
do one do
ft,"I
76
420.)
Ten Dollars will to amy person
bringing us an t-x.-cpu1 Substitute.
J011N L. 8WIT8 & CO
i
reason why every body goes to
,faas
Mavepi' for their clothing, furnishing
g»iod., ute., is because they sell so cheap,
and deal in such nice substantial goods.
Go and improve the opportunity- bcfoiu
goods take another raise.
Cooi..—The change in the weather since
Saturday is worthy of note. Among g.-n
tlemen a paper collar and a pair of spurs
waa considered r.n alui.unnce of Nothing on
Saturday, but to da}' good woolen raiiQout
ar,d plenty of it is in gh fHvor,
inachinW| thcre
!*Jic we advise them to call at Cone's and
see a machine worth looking at—worth
uuying—and worth using. It is positively
the best machine for all kinds of work, ever
made or uscl. It is none other than the
Cel brated Howe Machino. sp5-dtf
POLICE UOI HT.—John (Jill was arrested
for disturbing the public quiet, and brought
before 'Squire Wheeler, for which oil'cnce
he was lined five dollars and costs.
John Eariiart was arrested for drunken
ness and disturbing the pence of his neigh
borhood, and was fined fifteen dollars and
•costs.
MAKE ENTWES.—In order to avoid the
rush and crtisR at the Secretary's otficc on
the opening Hy of the Sc\tt County Fnir,
we advise those who have determined upon
articles to enter for exhibition, to call on
Mr. llaight, the Secretary of the Society, at
his store, on Perry street, and have their
entries made at once. This will save a
good ileal of trouble, all around. See ad
vertisement.
SCHOOLS.—The Fall and Winter tartn of
our city schools commenced this Diornfhg.
The attendance will undoubtedly be heavy,
as thcre is no lack of confidence in the abil
ity of those who have them in charge. Pa
rents who have scholars to send, should see
that they commence with the beginning of
the term, and are punctual until its close.—
Nowhere in the whole country do the youth
enjoy better facilities for obtaining a sub
stantial education, and to let it pass unim
proved would be gross neglect on the part of
4»"y ?ne.
ESCAPE.—We understand that
our 'espectfcd fellow-citiaen Austin Corbin
Esq., met with a very narrow escape recent
ly, in this, that he sent a substitute in
to the field to do his fighting for him, and
the substitute, a worthy young tnan, by the
name of John 'cManus, J., was killed in
a recent enga-eiw,nt. Mr. C. deeply re
grets the fate tliat it^oved bis nun trooi
the field, but undoubted^ feeUJWghly grat
ified that ho w fighting by qp the
lllih day of last August.
ORIS*OI.D COLLBA.—The Fah TERM of
tins Institution will begin Monday, -Sept,
8th. Pupils are requested to be presenv^t
tae opening exercises at 0 o'clock in the1
forenoon of the day mentioned. Addition^
assistance having been received in the Pre
paratory Department,which still remains un
der the special charge of Prof. Sheldon, the
heat krHities are now afforded young mea
desirous of pursuing either Engl sh or Claaa
i»l studies. The Collegiate and Theciog-
v Other iivti Departments, we ans ghd to l(Q0W, w A
i «pitalw«rking oc^tr. 'r .,4 nowmi handato
QRtATEsT
MONEV.—Th" easiest way in THE WORLD to
make nioi of i feir hundred dollars of
^trrmoiu. k tv t„."an^.k Row. ork **aJ7 m»de motley is to apply to the otU-
m™
WeN
OX ANDAFTEK JULY *, i chance to stay at home, the nrniy would
ar MAIL *00h ^*conle
°n,y
middle aged men are all willing
and nearly ready to b-i.at with patriotism,
but it Is of another kind than that which
filled the hearts of our forefathers They
needed no ttrging to go into the field mod
em pairiot* who hare smelted no potrder,
iK-cd no urging to stay at home. That's all
Hie differaicc.
BI-PIXES3 CIIA.NOE.—Starr, whom Gvery
Wly ksoWH end everybody rrspcrta, has
sold Out his News Depot and Fruit Store,
and propose.j to chango hi. orbit, ami !.i
diate about Chicago. His innumerable
Iriends will be very sorry to learn that this
is the case, but tender h:m their be.it wish
orf in any m-.v o '-jpjt on in which lie may
cn^S'e. The star .store lias been jiuri-hased
by Mr. J. S. Surby, late of the 20th Iowa,
and lor a long time a resident of this city.
Mr. .Surby i* ari excellent business man,
and it is to be hoped that, in hi.s hands, the
the store will maintain that high rtputtUiuii
which Mr. Starr has earned for it.
IIOMI'SICK.—Two substantial young men,*
named John S. Webb and James S. Wil
sou, having served their country three
years in the army, came home and thoug'.t
they would try tbetrold trade—bl ieksmith
ing, a while, so they opened a shop in this
city. But in a short time they became tired
of that sort of exercise and made up their
minds to throw aside the tools and go back
to the army. Accordingly they have en
listed this day, and will soon havo another
opportunity to get a lick at the Confedc
racy.
Do LOU WANT A STBSTITOTK ?—If
read the advertisement of John L. Cwits &
0
o. They have a lot on hfcntfe
the shortest notice at tho Orwcr and iiaker
Sewing Machine Rooms, over Wadsworth'
Also infants' and childrisns' chhh'fc^ made to
order.
Sept. 5—d2t.
WANTED I.MMF.PIATIILY.—Six good wagon
Makers to whom constant employment and
highest wages will be given.
B. H. Kimui.E,
septudk* Rbctf Island, 111.
1'
KIYKKn'E.lM.
The Express and Passenger packet New
Bostm, Cnpt. B. W. Davis, will depart
fot Fort Madison, making connections for
St. Louis, to morrow morning at 7 o'clock
R. F. Williams in the office. R. M. TVt
tynian, agent.
The favorite mail and packet Bill Hen
derson, (.'apt. Da winy, will leave Port Byron
to-morrow morning, on the arrival of the
cars from Rock Island, lor Dubuque. R.
M. Prcttymnn, agent.
TOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AIM *B* Sottrn.—
Passengers taking the fc:i0 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad, will arrive at iJt. Louis to-morrow
noon C15 houis).
Passengers taking the 8:20 A. M. train
or the 8:50 J. H.
train will arrive in Cairo in
20 hour p.
Luxurious stopping cars on night trains.
O'phaai HMB
The Soldier's Aid Pocety, desire to re
tarn their warmest thanks to those friends
who hate so kindly assisted them by theii
contributions of money, farcltaie, etc, tjwar
furnishing tbe Orphan's liome, amooutins
|200 00- Bpfcial tbaoks are doe to Viestrs.
Gonid. Selby, Hill sod Datchmao, for th^i'
liberal dooationa of farodnre, &s also
Messrs Cerliu and Pancoast for their larg
and most acceptable gift of children's shoe*.
Toey need not be assured that their eifts
0 "Bid DOI be more worthily bestowed, than to
tbe or^hiu ohildren of mr brave defenders,
and they will sorely realise that U la indeed
*'asore fcletsad to give than to receive."
by
Cos. 8BC. Sol'd Aid Society.
Davenport, fiepi. 8.
SUBSTITUTKi V» AMED 1
SUltesTITUTES FtRMSilED li
Joav L. SWITS& Co.,
Ne. 1 Niokoll's Biock (up stairs.)
I8«I. rux seises, KCI.
A Card to the Ladles of
vettporiand Vicinity.
M. HERZBEEG & CO.,
No. East lil St.
TBEY
BBG LEAVE TO TENDS* THEIR
thunks to the hiilie*. and tlie.puldie in gene
ral, for their kind and liiternl patronage during
the pait season. Solieiting n continuance of»he
samp, they ta'e pleasure in anuouneint that
they are now opening n splendid assortment ot
Fall and Winter Good*
Which being bought before the Great Rise, will
compare In prices with any other Stock in this
city or elsewhere.
Wa have on hand a splendid assortment of
DKESH GOODS!
Comprising
& Altyma*. Paramettm Gfrtrgt,
Fren& Meriitt,
lie Skawls,
if Cloak®,
Balaorals aad
lloop SkcrtN
WE have a great variety Besides we keep con
stantly oa hand a large stock of
WSSP®
-U
AVD
•r» DAVENPORT, IOWA, MpyDAT,.SEPTEMBER o, 1864,
rCa'Iy
Tery
a'e
t0
e U a e 9 w 0 e
bulky. But Euch i i not
Cndoubtedly our ablebodied
low» 4°hri«flan Hoaar.
l^AVtSf^UT, IbWA, Aug.
An armage«fnt hi.i be«n mndttlMl with
the officers of the Scott County Agrieuitura
Society, by which all prafita from ihe sale
of edibles and refreshments on the fair
ground* this season, shall bo appropriated
to the berfit of the IOWA CUATSTIAX HOXB.
A committee will also be appointed to re
ceive donations of curiosities and other ar
ticles for sale on the grounds, and of articles
suitable for furnishing the I lone.
Earnest efforts arc be ng made to have the
HOME in working order the coming winter.
There is no doubt that it will be needed.
The different Benevolent Societies will, it
is hoped, unite their efforts on this occasion
to provide an asylum for their destitute
All readers of this who arc susceptible of
sympathy for want and suffering, and es
pecially those who are baptized in his name
"who went about doing go-vl," arc invited
to make contributions for the benefit of this
Home for the homeless, where all who nbed
temporary care and attention, whatever their
stations in life, may find friendly aid, and
the comforts of a home.
honors of edibles or refreshments to be
sold during the fair arc requested to address
Rev. F. E. Ji DD, tf. W. Cor. Main and Sixth
Streets, advising aa early as practicable
what contributions may be cxpectcd lroiu
thenu
Vi. F. ROSS. Secretary.
KECRI ITS WAMKK. -J'he .Sixth Ward
will pay *lo') each lora number of men for
the army, the money to be paid on being
sworn into the service. Apply to either of
the undersigned, committee lor Sixth ward.
AHNKH DAVISON,
MHO K. PAHKS,
Aug29-d6* JAS. K. LINDSAY.
SCBSTitl/IES WANTED
SI BSTITL'TES FURNISHED
by Joiix L. SWITS & Co.f
PCUSONS
WHO DI'.SKiN
IMALS or Artiil. s
of the Se'jlt County A:
I'.'th of the present
re a lot on hand^ *0* trouble by in .kni^ their entriei before ihe Pair,
___ and they ran dn ^o by calling ut tbe Sccretarr's
n i oilier. .V' Perry street.
i. A IN and ornamental .stitcrttnj* dottc on
spo d\wti W. K. 1IAIGHT, Sec v.
S y i i S U E S
A S U S I U E
Call Qtl
O N I S
-tV*
a n y o u w i e u n
«hcd
i O a & 1
REASONABLE TERMS.
sp5
Filth Ward Bounty.
THE TJFFCERSIGIRID COMMITTEE
^¥111 Pay $150
movimr,
O E O 0 I S
To rill tlMS QMH tli
150"
FI FT n W A
ill TM Dsllar^
AHT PIRS0N BRlXQIXa U8
in ACClffAlLB
.i:-i A.O. rUTLBK,
v. B. K«irr,
O N E O A
O N E O A
i
*TtHE LADI&8 ABD GENTLEMES OF THIS
A V)ty are respectfully invited to eaU at the
'SHE MLLUi 8TMK,
n«l
I
UN'BIJIACHKD MDSLIN8,
FLAJLLLS, A MEM'S WARE GENERALLY.
V N. HEKZBERGAUO,
fto- 5 E. wmad St., Meropolitan Block.
Any Itl.—d mch sat. and win
Dtjr KindUnf Wood
LOT OP DRY ?IKB EINDLtXG W00»
low on hand at ouTfdU on id street, aa
aale veqrl
*. A DAYlitt.
Frnt aatfraijr Streets,
F0$ A PEW DAYS ONLY.
1
OJU A TEST NUMBI R.
COMMBIICIAL.
I»aveat«r« MarketoT
I Otnca or TH* IIATCXPOBT DBMOCIAV I
Moadar eretring, Sept. 5.18«4.
^«.-Wbah-Ui9.^.0 in M4. Retail 1*
WIT*AT..—
WITKAT *n. 1, w !L cleaned, round and pi
'lob. Tea and tialena, tl.7«" Jio. t, all sr
soon
reject
not clead enough fur No. 1,91.95
musty and difrnp, l.V.i cents.
Com.—Shelled,Xo. 1, sound, plump and dry.
1"-' do. No. 1, shruniien, 1 in ear, o. 1, somid
plui.ip and dry. .»7 do. y„. shrunken,
OATS. NO. 1, clean und souud,i«jj do. Xu.
damp and not clean, 60.
UABLEV. F!
Ovio«c».—#l.-jo(5l.ao. to ''1
Por.-iToes. s '.
WNITB HKAJTS —F 2 00$4.#0.
FLAXS*EO.
Tiaotnv.—
'II.OVBH.—#7."[email protected]. r.
POTATOES.—|1.
-3e inwor.
Blankets, Cami
*ni
i** tti
A fi*
VBOY llltOS.,
Agents for the
Rhode Mstmnd Jewelry
Co,
Yon can bar any article of Jewelry ia
tor One Dollar. spl
Strayed or Stolen.
FROM
TBE SUB^CUBE, LFFWO IT rra
TOM, Iowa, two mares and two colts. One
a bay mare, 8 yeahi old, has poll evil, a split ia
fore hoof baa a bav male oolt. One roan mare,
ft years old, rednane and tail, wliiteiinat ia tore
head baa an iron-grey mare coll. Will gire
reward of #40 far toas» irtaMt.
MIcaAKkOOHKOll.
Or address A. Sana, ftsirie Milla P. O., M»
W
iilfilijr--
Clilc«B Markeftt, i
y Te'eerapti .1 i •. o i an Bspt $.
All
Ja
BABLKT-Sitea lower. Ifo, J, fa.MOllML
WsuiT-rirm at |1 79.
TIMOTST HBSD -S.»0j|i S0.
FLA* ezto—Firm at a 111
•AT—"Steady att U9
iDf a""~UlM*' taytBf at'* Ml-
OuLD-CnsetlleU at 24».
W«w York markets.
A
Xo. 1 XickolTs lilork (upstairs.)
To-Pay's Advertisements.
»Votlrr.
I
KNTKItlNO AN-
tlie Anmiul Kxhibitiou
i i i u a S o i e y o n e
ith. will save time and
^*w YOKK, Sept. 9*
COTTOX—Firmer at 1.83c. jg
FLOI-R —F II•.•handed, •[email protected] lor ex
tra State *11 li.* lor K. A. O.
WUKAT— L'lichaaged. %2.^5aa.54 Chicago
spriug f2 Htfi-Jt.ib Milwaukee Club: #2.8"i£
i.3.3 wiuier reit.
Cow«— |l..".7tjtl.O".
OATS -IH'
Poka -*S7amai $40.69eld mesa
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York Sieck .Harkeit
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TOBACCO STORE,
*e. W Kaat Neeond Ntreet,
I TAVINt SOU) MY STORE. liAVg TO
sell MOCK of
Tobaccos, Ci^ar^ Pipes, fc
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Do you want
""oiiili, and oiTer theai to the
public US1Kk COST. Call and *m.
Fine Mliow Case for «nlA
TKtiKLEB
State of Iowa.
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AWITAXT OKXKKAI.'S 0met,
Uaveuiiort, Sept 2, ISM,
4iurti*n.
Will jte sold at
•i
JftHLIC AUCTION,
ON
1
o'clock a. m.t
A lot of QCAKTEKMASTEKH STORES,
loiniinrf to tlie Stuti of Io.va.
Am. ,.,i tlie ai::rii-. lo he sold will I
e i e o
Kettles anl
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N. H. ISA
A. and A Q. M. of lotva.
Parker & Tnn Tnyl, Auctioneers. spj did
PHEW l»i:iT4llvaA^\,
Manufact nrer ti Dealer in
1 1 o U 1 1 1 a 1 1 a i e
is#- of all kinds.
MAKES ALL KINDS OF FI R.N
in R8 to order and i n short uoiiee
Store on lJrady street, opposite th'
Post Ottice
Sedead hand Farnltarc ft Stove*
hought and sold. Furniture repaired.
Riding Pony.
1^ HAND
SOME RIDING PONT, YEAR3
old lor bale.
Apply ut the Jewel re of
0HN B. CURRY.
Brady at
*v aug^G
FRESH OYSTER S.
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o1herealter
TIIK DK30LT E.\CUA.N( E. WILL
kee] a supplv oj Freali llalumoie
l)yster*—received daily by Express -and forsalu
by the tan. 4!ive hrm aeall. augS') dim*
i n i n o o i i i s W a n e
I'j-MVEin
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OK S I 1 I S WANTED AS WAIT
ers, the diui:i^ roonx nt the Hurtis Honpe.
August iid, 1SM.
•Erie Railway.
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Great Ilroa3 (jaiiizc Doubl Track and Telegraph
Route to New lurk, Uo-ion, Phiiadidrhia,
Baltimore, Harri*hiirg mill r.!l Eastv-rn
Cities, carrvinif tho Great Through
United States Mails.
EXPRESSon
I». L,
Oi B.HOBBILL
rMJte'l'O*.
FOR FREIGItT
between nil points East and West, our facilities are
nnrirsled. Forming elo«e and reliable connection
at Dunkirk mid liunalu with Western roads, and
at Salamanca witii the broad Gauge Atlantic and
G-reat Western Railway, by which route thcre is
no transfer between New York and Cleveland.
Expre- freight trains leave New York daily for
all points in the West, making a quick time' and
as fow rates us liy any other ronte.
For fireiglit or jmuage apply at all the principal
offices in the. West, and at fii Clark street, Chica
go, 24" Broadway, York, and US South-St.,
ibB* Aew York, 15 State strt-nt, Boston.
CliAS. MLNOT. (fen'l Han't.
E. 3. SPKV'iJf, West'r. Ag't.
B. W.kBtAvensaP. G»n'l Preigiit Agent.
W. R. BARB, Gen'l Tickct Agent.
GranJ Trunk & Vte Critiil Be IL,
l- i Up-
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IFTTIPFALOIA NEW YORK,
Jtew .......LOO,
|faa than Ha any other roate.
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Paaaengeraget the full beneftt of the Am by
poreliaaing tickets at the Grand Trunk Tiaket of
flea oalyTSs Dear
baa street, Chicago, Ciai%
•reet, GhicagllSM lUn-iltnt. Mfrwaukee.
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AND PRODCCI! MERCHANT.
Agent tor Herring's Sales and Fairbanks'
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris
and Hatr.
NO. 3 *'U0N1 STREET,
Davenport, I nva. myl4-dtf
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Wo. SO Brady Street,
Above the Post Offloei
etf »ff.feVsffOTIY STOCK
A E A N I S
jimoug muck ma u r*un*
WWW* BLANKS, WHITE! BLANKS, SATTOB,
BRONZED SATINS, STAMPED GOI#
PAPERS, FIGURED SHADES,
smr 8HJMDE*, GILT •f.TO FROStEB
All the Above at very Lew Prices.
COMMISSION.
B. I1E1NZ,
Prodace & Conmission Xerchaat,
SO. 4 IU RIIOWS BI.IM K I.FVRB.
Pkind"HIGHEST
im. 10
Vhur4d*y, September m,
lot of
AYS CASH PRICE FOR ALL
of Country produce, buitrr, t-ggx, etc.
lioat stores always oil hand. Buys and felis on
Commission. myHdtf
R. II. PARKS.
o a e o k e n
~\TO. I.H HtKTTII-WATER HT., CHICAGO.
J_N 111. P. O Ihil IKSS^. tsh adrniu-eK inadc
on property instor^ mclir-rtiy
Gr
AT COST PRICE TO BE HAD OK-
FRANZ MEYER,
Second street—iirst door west of National Bank.
U A go-jd assortiiient of
MCTTS' FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS'
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASS1
MEKKS, SHIRTS,
STOCKINGS,|
which 1 wil sell at the most reasonable prleea
Cnstom Work
Done atail tinK-s and wanauted the best, most
durable and cheapest. AH who want tbe beat
and Cheapest goods must come to
novlbdly FRANZ MEYER.
N E W S O K
John Bartemeier
Hto
AS REMOVED HIS STOCK OF GOODS
Franklin Block, on Second street, bet.
Eain and HUITIMUI streets, wh'Te b* has opened
NEW CLOTHING STOKE, and will keep con
fctuully ou hand a good a^.i^niuenL of
Gents^ Furnishing Goods,
Clothes made to order on shortest notice, and
warranted to suit. Call and see me. sepldly
JOHN JORDANT
NO.
TRAINS LEAVE OUNKIRK OR
Hutialo the arrival of all trains from the
tt'cl via ihe Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal
aniauca on tin- arrival of trails via t'e New Broad
Cringe Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveliind. O., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or ISr.llalo. or from Cleveland, 0.
of a Six Foot Gauge, combining eaw and comfort
without change, in wide, roomy, palace car*, di
rect to New York. A perfection attained by no
other route.
13 WEST SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
Brady and Mum, makes to order and in the
best atvle, MEN AND HOYS* CLOTHING of
every description, The fullest satisfaction guar
antied. I solicit from my old customers
their con
tinuance of patronage. Leave orders. ray2ii
A. niLLKai
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BRADY STREET, BELOW SFIC
ondU keeps constantly on band and makes
to order.
«lea«a% leys' aad Children*^
CLOTHING of the best material and in a manner
that cannot fail to gire satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. jmy21dly
tern CHE**.* Miioojr
M. MATTHRi,
So. I# Jt IS Hr uiy St., \rt 4*rr hrltm Htennd,
HAS
FITTED LP AN ELEGANT ie«
Cream Kooua for t'l accommodation
oi Ladic-K ana Gentlemen. and awaits aeall from
his friend*, and the public generally, tin est
will be set-red with the moat delicious CBEAM8
Etc that can he produced, and waited upon with
kindiaat attention.
Bakery ond ConfeeHom*rw.
I am also prepared to supply the market with
tt.e freshest Pie», Cakew. Bread. id in
fact eTery thing pertaining to bakery profession,
made frointtie best four. Parties supplied St
the shortest notice.
Also the best assortment of Confectioneries ia
theeitv. Call and see me. All v'oods warrai.Uid.
ne3o-dtf fi. MATTHKS.
WALL FAfCftt WALL PAPER'
N E W S Y E S
For tHe Season of 1164.
0* The largeat aad best «to«k in tho etty J9
Is. W. PETERSEITS,
EL
fAVING MAPI LARGE PURCHASES OP
stack frofli Hew York Manufactarers ba
lore theriM, I aos prepared to ol#
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Nearly opposite Post office,
A V E I N S O E A N A E E E I V I N
the largest and best assortment of
PARLOR. COOK HEATING
BTOVE8,
that can be purchaaed in the eastern market*
U. A W. have the exclusive aale W
S A N O S
Celebrated Ckalleage Beitir!
one of the most economical inventions ever pto
djced, aiidforeon
O'junl.
Tbe anriralled|
Triwipl^
ftrMiyttt,
K E I K 1
in which water never frsssas,
OFFICE, HTuRE, DINING-ROOM, BCD-ROOM
HETTLHO
NfrRSER^Ij^L^ANg Hi
Til, Cipftr, A Sfceet-lra Waif
E W W i E 8 S S S I
JI. A. DAYKNPOaT,
Bealtr ia flirdvare, lr*a ud RaHi tam
lf Impleof itAtf all lia^b
8h*Lf mad JMMtn ArAw., /MS mud
TM* V*U*y,
It Brady Street,betwaet ratrt atklSanMi.
-rpARKERS OF SCOT COUllTY aan ROJU^
aas generally, are pwtfcalailj jjrttM 1
JD aas generally,
aadasaMbe toy Ma
ICsbaf aMitto,
All fooda warraated iast aa rep
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STOVES and TINWAItft.
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and other favorite patterns cat ONLY bpofctala
ed at Hilla and Washbnrns.
w very stove guarantied to give
or thi money refunded.^
They also keep the celebrated
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eanaol be surpasaed. We invite wneetiaatsM
defv oompeiKiou. Alsw on hand slash al **si'-' a
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Tinware, •Jappaned and tanUii Wan,
Chamber Sctta, Planiahad Wanw
Britania Oomk, Coal Hods, W n
ifonn. Sbovela, Pokara, U 9$
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insbort everything the iiae.
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auaafaoMfed to order on shot* notiee. i'
O I N a v
of aPtinds promptly attended to. Call ffe
uiSe goods and learn ahe priees.
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