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e' lUIIMM CARDS.
«ALL4«HKB lir^^KRIlV,
A,TTORNKY8
AND OH
,'KSKI.ORS AT LAW
Oon»evancrr. Office 1- Ix-clnre Ko* up stairs.
Jlill
1T(HI'OKIt,
ATTOHM.V
4
AMX 'JI .NT-.-N.OU AT LAW,
Ki 3 lelc'a ItUick, liim-nport, low*.
himri n
PDHklHH,
A.TTORNK.i.
Kt Ai LAW
Otko. 4. Vlel.
W. H. SANDERS,
H«me Carpenter nnd Builder,
VO.PKHRl M'KXET. ONE «.V TIIK Wl
1' K\ KN 1'UH I', IOWA,—
itl,,«.
•H'rt
W«*rB
plat., apatatim
prin-dIf
l.-rt. 1 I an.l -u -4
Kl,
»t*': tit
llae.at
tkiuf
•al'atartp'U I i (l|»H ifl l
t»,h c-t.tf.
Ptotnpi paid tnorilrrv t»f J, biting.
I'KI.TON iTHIKHm.!..
HOKSU S1LOEKS,
H^ on i Sinrt, brtwren Ii»ek Island if /.ua,
ir. /,'iy «/,,n» ShP,U.
M.
arvicvI:
r.
Han th. ...m
-I S |n
III til if
r..f
manurartorlnif
and
ailinliii-ti riiiK
!m*.u.»M.'»r lor patnU ^a op. ratioi.
corner of 3d and HrmW itrveta.
liaraKKv aa—Jelin M. Adler, M. 0., J. W. H.
Nt-r. It D. bitlH if
A.
nii.V.t:ii,
tal
itltADV STHI.KT, IIM.UW HKO
.,n.1 teejia oonala itlf on hand and makal
to order.
4)eal«'.
IIM)*'
«Mid 'hll«lrcu
OM»riIIN.)ott i,. t,e«t material and in I innnimi
Ihkt ratin.il fail t» lf*» alia'ailion I.ueia
ytfrjua,t* raaiirt^tliillr a ili-'tU'il dlv
WN. I. l'»MB'i:iC,
ATt(»HN!D^*.Ai
Y l.t«' Dtlioe No. lira
Mtreet, ini-irt, I a. deeitt-dtt
wn. r.
I»I I B'OK,
4 TTOHNi V .t ol NSiil.OH AT I.AW
A. and War t'lai u Aifent Olliee IlaTenpofi n
Skioll. Vd Floor, e.r. Main 1 Second atretita.
*Wi« a v.'T*«M. jiiiiw Huuiai
pmtn iuMa:HN,
ATotliceM.\Daaanp'irt'ni
11»H S A N o N S K l.OHS AT LA W.
III
PHYHD
Hlock. lid Boor. jet
T. U«*. JUIIH
DAMM't'l.r.eItlWA
i»KHt'K SOUTB
aide Tlurd ati*•.'!, Itetween tlrady and Mala
alteela. Mealdein nearly opposite.
J. W. kl. II4laF.K,
)AYMt'l AN AND St Ht(»ON. OKKt'K IN
haai-metil 1 Slate llmik H.ii'.linc. It.ndence
lb at., b»t. Kardr and I'erry a1rt*e«N. nolndw
B.B.AB4B: A III I I,
TTOHKK\s AND ill NSKI.I.OHS AT
*W S K corner of Saconil and Hrady
|reeta, Dav. oy .rl, Iowa. noM dtf
anw i a. cona
a. wti«oi o ar
RT.
A
LATEST FASHIONS
f» n A "V
d. W. BRADLEY'S
(Vlrbralrtl
DVI'LEX MMJPTIC
dime in »rlei tt(!r ma' ner anl warrant*^,
Bon* ian-4 Stuv* a ^t.n rf I .... utTAK LIKE TBI
fergt-. umtwcW IU .hup Uft,, }.r,|.' T"** ^WI"•
acbwl lor »coniF.. Ull.»i. ..f rK,u,u,-r*. wpW4ly «l,. r.-'thr.rf.,ur ofrtinarj.kirta
w. r. i»K'K. •h""1
c«»io
ON TI1IUI) STHKKT, HKTWKH!» I D.-'L ...
Hr.Jr kint Mam, «l.
to b». on.
Bastdenrr. mi.
"ati..n»l l.ii.k
'& lUrinir li
i. t„ .,f 11
OKI
|lii,nal liat.k
had an eipar
team in the
'f l»rtitiatrr, I
ruiiliilmt ,l k'nina
|Wtf»rt n.tmfaction. If *i tfnrk
aaipior ri rienerii praciiimii' r»'inly, agiii.l v
a7h~. nAXlil»I-I.l..
ICK COttNKR VIKI.rH »I/»CK. IT
Stair.", ui.i tl. i ntriitM l»l door to
Igbt. latfn .«.rl. Iowa. "jl"'
OH.
it. •.
HI I:HN,
IKM 1ST. 'II.' .' ti. K..ri,»t Hl.wll.
•j ul ninl P*-'f i
i... 14 v^ar*
S i Y O S K N
in i
taactiiur !. J""1-1L.
imi. i*. m.
W U K I I
MUmir»iiatlil«' I'lijBlfiaii.
OKU"
li ,* M» UKSIIiKM i: ON I. AST
Hi.lr il ll»«.ly ^tfv.'t, nvar Mb. tint door
abate Mir 4!lir,-*Ub!i t'liur.'h, ocia't-dfttt
join
HI-.a.i..
!*a. a».t
i.tTB
»l
'.'TB II1W* i'aVat.HT.
H\\
I Mi li KK." K S A i K IN THK I'KAf
tic nt Modi inr and Snr|P«-ry tor tin- lait
Twimi ri.f
ittHa i* inn hr»T«, ha« p« rmao
antly
located in tlita rit», and «.l!«-t«• Ina
atonal n.-r* irr«» to tlii* elli*«-iia ol llairnj
nii.l I tif lua Ioiir ««|,i-riru
tha
iln.-a«.« ol tl.r t-li'iiaU*. to incrit and rudio
aoriioii ot |. il.ln- loiti
.iia^f,
»M|,
I .rii-r lit
1
inril
and hrariy,
ot.t
a»at. j. loa nAHN,
P'JYHICIA.N
AMI SI KI.KO.V- Offlre, eot.
..1 and llrady Hlreeta, under htreeper
Haylle'a at re. Keaidetiee on 14th »•., I" ». lira
4f and Mi.in mild ilttj
NI'nM A IIOK
IO^I,
AND SHIN I'AINTKIIS, OHAIl*
Kll**, Paper ll.in^ern, «.tuner*, Ae. KlolJ
Ae.
-l./*-dlT
•filer Mil,'. I. ..! I'
IIISII4' of ihr !:*,
Bit. J.is. (.l.ifl'HIM,,
O U I S
Htflio* .in S -.'.'ii ,in I." t'i.*ire Itlock.
iter^e m*'l" tor ut-att.-reanliil rertieea
|.a»anwn«». Iowa feb9*
W.
a\ cja *«-UI:I., B»«MIUC,
ruirtl H\r*r\, i«ii' il«n»r I. i ..r TH-
I»HV.
Nnu-tns link,
Dlulu
4V|-\'IM»KT, 1o\VA. WITH KM'II.ITIKS r\
I
J. Law it naaw.
4'4M»K
IIRI MI,
TTOItNMS AND t'Ol'NMKI.OKS *r I.AW
Otlice corner of Main and Sd Sta. ian'idw
t, Mlilfl aLFHIB at'LLr.
IIBIOW* A I.I.V,
Jk TTOKNKYSANIH'OUN'SKI.OHS ATLAW.
ifL Office corner )ld and Brad* Sta. Davenport,
ICur*. tnchlS
B. a.ini:,i
^Itlu and Ornamental Painter,
G^LIOV NH\T TO MKTIUIROMTAH HALL
mi the rear of hii t'lgnr St nnd
IVrfona li**»rin|i ian^ in thi* lineM Fsiol*
ton. are K iikrunteed perlect aatiataetton apt* dlf
•r. w. !*is i.r.i.i.A^i.
I jril.DKH. MAN1KACTI KKR OK SASH
J3 Doora,. Hlinda. Mooldin^a, Hrarketa, Ao.—
Vi.ntracla tor buildinit* of rv, ry deacription.
Shop and Factory corner of Main and Thirtf
ilraaU, Uavenpcrl, Iowa. a^l lStfidAw
B»4^IKB. WOI B.O,
lyilOl.KSALK AND UK1A1I. DKAI.ER IK
illara, Carpel*, Oil Clalki,
.Hal*, niw*. Wladow
•aebM-dtf Kant
CCIH1Street,
oor. Pattf.
WM7 Hi:\u ick,
Nlran Nitit 1111,
H. r.WBE ft
B.AB'BI, PM'Billl'N, *«'.
till
jicvacvracn
A*P SOLD
ar
LOWBST
c**a
and Luuiher Yard tn Front Street, above
Railroad Hridge
•1*0, Lumber ard on Harrison St. betweee
lath A 15th Street*.
Ie«f *tf DATKNI'ORT. IOWA
JOIIN HOVVE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
Oa» ami sttam ftpt filler,
fko. 3S Ka*t Id Ut., Itaveaport,
Ratliltii! Tti'.ia, Water •»,
NVKJV. IW. I,., I^.,u
I'anu*,
Korv Vii'ii inn-
f»lii Ur*:kfla. Pn»{» Light IVr. Unt# u'.sis# Sh^W
Pl«ara \Vh:*tW. Vjiu-fp, Ac.
All fctaU of riuiut iiik:, Otu» and f*ir*ro I'ljv Vutlng
joftt to on)«»r. All ordt-r» promptly es«coteS In tfood
tyrtiAf
isd it fair ratM
infn«!) nijwr. 1 r.*l Hpnim* ^r»l
.... »!.«'- riimi 1 i .L'."i'-r. I' rm-
A'tlxr'a oBicf I in, (l- ^tr iit- i-t. ino»' H. "ti'l'iill th
II A 1. Ilol I II.,.. in It. ritu- I*r..rn.iiK'l.•:f,r ti.. H»o*
,1 Hrmdf »«a. ti.. t,- h.T».-rtro. IU:ln.».t« ar-.' »rrW« r. w
I ilcl A--.-mt,l:r».A, tli-f »r-
IIB. A. W. .lia.^KH. i MtilnL-C..n.!..r, Huf*' =:»iy »nl
K'"''/"'V.T.Vw
n k v s S e v
MTA^llAKI) SKIHT
Ol Ihr I'aihinanblr World.
an.l Hr»ily|St.'
l»rnj.'.H 'a-
F.r nunc Ml» Mid Ohlldrrn. ""T J**
Hu|» rl«r to *1! ..Ili. m. Ifijalr«- f'r tli- nopli-i Klllp
tt. (.,r ^.riiiir f-kirt. K"~
whi-r.-l ii.t bf I'i
H. antl i
Brad If5's Duplex Klllptle Skirt*
VKKV
II.KXIKI.K FOI.UKIl KASILT
wlitin in iiai* to amall apace—tna
kinir the in.ml
air,-a. at Wlcjl.
A^rt.i'at.l.' KI It!
iali' und Hctuil
Lind-
aaf'a J.oi'lri Store, rraub nrr in what waa for*
Marly known aa tli* Kullon llouar, no Water
#|tert, at.ofr th. |irid|(*. iuu«^7 dlt
a»K. a». Korean,
U YSK'I AN ANI SI Hi.K.uN «ti 'I'll 'K S SIIIK
.1.1 Street. 'lo ir !".» Hl»*lv .«II'I l»r. B.-II
liilenre N.. •'!. rti Mmi, l. Ilarrlavn and
tin. if.irm.-ilv Hi. I'r.**tivi ,"i i in I "i. *i life.) J-«-
am pa«iH ,|. a.Mel to the i
year-. hojei lo merit i Urj. aliare John Steohenson&Co
B\ 141K la, I
|AHI'KNTKK ANU lU II.DKK. HIIOI' OM I
iimereial Alh'v, opp.iaita I'oat Otlioe. Da- I
•a^nnel, I.
0"
£*111-n-iAI
B». ltl HtRIIMOl, jl. !».,
:n
with l*r.
mk, e
,\.N AND
SI iiCKtlN. t'Kl-'KT.
Hi ker, i
HI
it .-r fie Dnvenj.ort
worn. In all
S WIKHI.BK.
BradtcT'o Duplex Klllptle Skirt*
VKHY
H.VAIIII.K, KOI.!»KI
(,• !.v:ir. i.i'-:
47 I'.aat TwrnlyNetealli fllr«etf
NKW OHK.
a. oat
*c IIAI,
TTtlRNKYS AT l. \W. o|. KICK IN SAM.
£\. I'erry'a t-* 1 'u. I, I Otl.oe janl
j. t!i'.i» i»a. •.,
IAN AND St KtiKON. OFFICE
roniiU .• No cori«. huu and Third
.ta, ItavKiioort. i..•». ivl *V
f.. PHI:** IB,
DAVKNl'ORT HOSIKRY!
a:a»U'B HORM II, Proprietor.
PLAIN
AND FANCY K MTTINtl NK ATLf
ltn«'. Sock an Twos tt *nd
Retail.
Shirld nnd Urswcr* inanufaoturfd to ord«r.
Woul tiftken in eich»njrt» lor work,
i'or. lid nnd Ripley 0irf«lsa
AOTFFV FOB
I)ALTON'S AM) AICKEN'S
KMTTINC ItACIIWES,
T11K HKST IN TIIK MARKHV.
Power and Family Machine* fur aalifc
l'*Tenport. Jao 'il. 'OT deinlAwly
£. H. Dalr'a Dinlni Rooms
77 Dearborn at.. Chicago.
SJt'Ct'KSIHiltS Tn t». n THOMFSdN. Yd!* CAN
(r lu re Juat what jr.,n want and par for ju*t what
foa have. It I* ch*«p«*r to patrontae tht-i I'jfO than
any hotel wMle Mopping tn Uie city. It 1* centrally
1.Rated. CMnveuleiit to all parte of the city. Lu'.'o-dly
Ptoa
read* Cake* and
AT TUB
UNION BAKERY,
Oa Ik*
aorta-aide of gwoil Street, k*'
tw«*a Brady aad Perry,
HA OF THB BIST FLOUR, BT TO
Uteifwlnwl Bakers, an* aepeeiaUy
far Fauaalljr Uie.
A. La MOITON,
W St, AM door below thi
nmMloaalBnk.
AS. ^|. DALZKLLftBRO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
GRAIN DKALKHS
Areata for Urala, Rafe*, llalr. Fire
•rlek*. I rmtii, atarro.Ac.
Storace for (.ruin am'. Mdae. jnel-dtf
A Card 1o the Public.
Measr*. MI CHLK St BB.A^I.
CJ
Hhn«r«-», Ar.
IAKI'KSTKRS AN1) lU'lI.DKRS, ON
Hradv, belwcrn Sixth ami Seventh ctretti,
•olarit siiare of th»» patronage of the people.
Long etporience in bnildtng warrant u# in
promising entire Katiafaction to ftli who Uror u«
wltli t! inr patronaari
l*ian« »nd eMimatp* for all kindn of HuUdiny
Material* tumithed promptly and at reasonable
priccn.
feb dlf. MrOKI.K k HEAN.
LATEST NEWS
n\\ Morri
O| hout tJ»c 1'.
WEST. BKADUCY CAKT.
«..!• (iwinff of Patent Hid Efli
War. hou-.. anil Ofll. VI l'l.un.l«-r. «.1 .» 8
Brad. *1.. N V.' ,-,I dAw6m
BradleyN DiiplPX Klllptk Skirt.
yrKHV i Miii.K. Ki'i.i1 i't K A- IJJI
kuiK tl.
»l —ma-
*k in worn In ail
ADSWOIITH,
WAI'SW OHTII CO,
KAH1I.Y
wli. n in im* in nri npv a nnall apace -ina
kni(f tin* moat AtrreeaMi
SKIHT
worn. Is all
Ma*. at Wlioleaale and Hetail l.y
ISA
At'
IIKHM:I»._
Brndley'N Duplex Klllptle Shirt.
YKHV KI.KX I
HI.K,
JOI l'KI
t.
Br TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAII.V DKNOCBAT.
A I I.V
whfti iti r.i|H
Hinall apace —uia
rt nnd ktng the ninat Akrreenlili- SKIHT wnro. In all
vith airea, at IVItoNauli- nml Iti tail liv
IIKH/.llKitii, tloiillMAM A *'0._
atrnllr)*« Itaplri a:illp(l* Mklrt.
7KUV u.i:\ini:. nl.i»i.l
DASII.Y
wli. n in line to or. upT it amall apace -tna
kniK the in..at A«reeul.le KIU1 Ho n. In all
am a, ut Wholesale and
KII4T
tHll I.V
KI IIDK A I'ALLAHT
airNdley,« a»tt|l«-a elliptic ftklrt.
Kl.i I HI.K. KOI.DKD FAMILY
I'ltpv a amall apace nta
\/"HlV
KI.K
Avraeahle
»lien in u*
SKIHT
kin^f t!i'* moat
•l«en. ut Wind
worn. In all
fiule uud Ketail l.v
(V S STHKKHER.
JOHNBtEPMtN
llitiulu«'tMr«ra
STREET CAR8
NA
WIWIIKI.TOW, July BEKATB.—
KU
01
At the executive aeaeion held tOilay tbe
Sentile inaiftetl i*n its amendment to tbe
a ii urninettt reaolution. and aaked for com
imite« in conlerence with tbe House on re
opening door*.
ary vain*
]-««. t«'hlw.|'1«
Mr. Kamsey oir. red a tntleaxe bil for tha
extru Kttdnn. Objected to.
1 be 'lerk of the ll»u*e annoonceJ an
agreement of the tJonferenct Committees.
..u adjournment, whlrb waa also agreec to
l.v the Senate, yeaa 1., nays U.
A committee ap|K)inted to notify the
('resident that Connrtss waa ready to ad
jjuro,
A meaaage frotn the I're*ident waa an
nounced. He «ii?ned the lesolution ol in
patliy with t'rete, and ft luil to e»ttt!»Hfh
jie&ctr with certian Indian trioca, anil to
eitrrv out a treaty with Tensnela.
Mr. Nye moved to reconsider the vote
adopting the conkreuce rejKirt Wit, 136
to 1». •.
Mr. 8uinncr inquired if the President
WUH
goiti) to return tbe bill to establish
equal rights in Hie Diatrict ol Oltiuibii.
Ajourued until .'1st ot Moveniber.
lIol'HK— A resolution lor printing :i,500
copies ot certain chapters ot the report of
Capt. now M»j. Uen. A. A. Humphrey, on
physics and hydrography of the MisaiMippi
river. Adopted.
The House proceeded to the consideration
of the Senate Hill establishing |ebi e with
certain Intlian tribes
Onino'ionot r. Windom, bia own name
i wan struck out as one of the Commissioners
and that of J. T. Tapjicn. sulistttuted.
The bill was lurther amended, on motion
I of Mr. Windom, by (Striking out the -.inland
1,1 sections and inserting in lieu the lullow
ing I'liHt said commissioners are required
i toeXHtn me Mini a leet a tli^tnct or district* of
country liaving a sufficient area to receive
I all the Indian tribes now occupying tern'ory
ens! ol the Kocky Mountains, not now jieace-
I'jlly residing on permanent reservation un
dcr treaty, to which tlic government ha*
no right of occupation and to which said
otnmissioners can obtain the right ol occu
pation in such district or districts shall be
sultli-ieiit until they are able to organi/.s
lands to enable said trires respectively to
nippori themselves by agricultural and pas
toral pursuits wild district or district!- win n
so selected and the selection approved by
i'(ingress, shall be and remain (x rmancnt
homes lor said Indian tribes to lie located
therein, and li" person not member of said
trities shall be Dcrmitted to enter thereon
without the permission ol the tribes inter
eated except olliceis and employees of the
I nited states. Provided, the district or dis
Iricts shall In- so located so as not to inter
fere wtili tinvel on itnv highway located by
the au'horitv of the I nited States, nor wilh
the route of"the Northern l'acilir llailroad,
the Inion 1'aeitir 'llailroad, nor the propos
nl route ot the Atlan'ic and Pacific railroHil
by way of Albuquerque. The bill I hen
passed.
On motion of Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, the
Judiciary Committee were authorized to
^eit'.l lor p'-rs im slid papers to investigate
aa to whither Kentucky and Delaware have
governments itepubiicnn in lorni. Als.
iippoini snb-commissioners with powers to
administer o»tlis
Mr. Covode move.I to suspend the rules
so that he iniglii ollet resolutions instructing
the Judiciary I'ommillte to have printed the
tfcSliiiiony in the impeachment case,—the
minority ns well as the tiisj irity report
lie also atlirined his beli«.-t tl al the investi
gittioti should be conducted with all the
principli s mid rules ot law, and declared
that no lieltel was entertained as to political
iui|iortHiii-e ol forcing tin- impeachment.
The Spcukt laid Iteh-re the House, the
Senate's amendment to the II"Use concur
rent resolution about adjournment
Mr. Pike moved that tbe House adhere to
its action.
Mr. Prowbtidge moved to concur in the
8euat« ttUM-uduitiul. ICt jec-U-d—
ca» U2 nays
Mr. Pike's motion to adhere was agreed
to.
Mr. Wilson (iT Iowa) chairitian of the
Jadii iray t'ouimutee, reporle it pretmble
and ict-oltilion ri riling tlmt Laluvetle
llakei was, ou the 2 i iy ol July, iluiy
sutniiioiied to a, ar mid ic»tily betore
the Judiciary Committee in relerence to
certain allegations hfiinst the President
and that be neglected to appear and di
reeling tliat tiie Sja-aker issue a warrant
to the ."-eriiennt-at-Ailns, c.immaiidiiig
him to tnke linker into custody and have
hitu brought tielore the bar of the House 1
answer lor contempt ol authority- of the
House. Adopted
A reaolution was offered by Mr. Logan
and amended by Mr Schenck, to order the
Judiciary Committee to report forthwith
all testimony takeu in the impedchmi-nt
case
On motion of Mr. Julian it vias adopted,
57 to 47.
The Conlerence Committee on the con
current resolution for adjournment, repott
ed a res.''.tition that both Houses adjourn al
hull past lour this afternoon until the '.'1st
ol Noveml-er.
Agreed to !y a vote of 71 against 40.
WASHINGTON.
WASHHITOH, July Co.—The House to day
dccidcd that thu Committee on Judiciary
report forthwith the testimony in the im
peachment case. The chairman of the Com
mittee immediately collected hi! manuscripts
and had them piled on his desk in order, at
the proper lime, to report to tile call, but a
resolution ol Representative Covode, re
quiring the re|»rt ot the minority to lie
(muled in the testimony intervened, and the
House, pending its cousideration, adjourned
to November 'Jlsl so the resolution went
over several copies of printed testimnoy had
found their way into the bands of corres
pondents. lint alter the adjournment, so
far as possible, the Itadical* having held
meetings and declared that in view of the
facts which transpired in the House, the in
junction of secrecy should still be continued
regarding the evidence.
WASHINGTON,
8MS3
na aqviTABi.B un imnuoi (oonvv
«n i-mno av.va*
"rn-l,i"
r-*o**,
onau aaaav rat
IOWA,
•"Wirm.rr.'s nrnniM, mveetoer.
O
F1R«T PRCMtuta O1
y or a Mttrr
W BAIRETT'S HAIH RESTORATIVE a
th. N. 11- .HI. Afiinllml fi
Ha r«r hoide.
HI NL.HU. ™T.5TISST V
lAlltTT'l
Vegetable Hair Restorative
«CM i
Krai
tHHIIDd
abte afticle Chpr«u£ho«|
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V Nonh md
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4. a BARRrrr co., ~i ipiiiim
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K.m.
Mi»raMaaM«a«iAau.
NEW YORK.
Niw Yoms, July 22. Two prise fights
toolc place in New Jer ey on Satiirdaf the
I 7T
round.
Mtirti nt the time has I'een ocrnpied With A Tri'iun1.' s.tfoit! ssys: A Philadelphia
a person*! ili»te twtwren Chandler of p«p«r abuses the President for panlonutg
Michftiari ami Mr Ke»N-tnlm of Maine. T»ombs- but the firt is the I'reile'it l* not
Mr. r.'iariiilpr cliitreed Mr. FY'M-nden
with (viiiversatism and with defending An
drew Jnhns-iti.
K''-«i-r'.lrn replied that he
WM
asiiiii.tfiil f.ir il»e I'roai ient. lit- ex
pressed i ititeiii 'l f«-•* Mr. Cbaodk-r, an.!
harmed htm with untruth.
Mr Chummer replied by borliiif back
Mr ehMtiden* cmtempt and reiterated
bia *tatmerits, aayinu it waa well known to
the Ben&te an ltbe cuntry he hail I n wetk
alter week ami month alter montti the dc
lender nl Andrew Johnaon.
gui)ty of the alledged ctienre. Toombs has
not been nardoned, and has not t.een an ap
plieanl fur executive clemency.
wis-
lir,^'to »n 1 i n hi* record, am) denied be
ii.TF
can! lor executive cuni.imj.
A
A special t" the 11
era'3 ftom Nc* Orleana
«K.
A
natrain legation. The remain*
that
ed to the Austrain legation. The remaina
are now on the way to Vera Crux. Thefe
is no truth in tbe atateaenl that foreign
consuls have been aolwied in Mezieo.
The Herald'a Fort Phil Kearney apedtl
says: Judge Kinny, of th* Special Indian
Commisaion ha* just concluded a highly
aatisfactory council with l.fHK) Crow In
dians at this point. Tbey ar* anxioua to
join in an expedition against th* Sioux.—
While in c'unril the Chejennes ran off
their horses. The Crows secured then,
killine three Indiana.
I'uii AUO, July 22.—The extensive shin*
gle factory of C. Mears & Co., at the foot of
West Harrison Strset burned last i^ght.—
Loss, f:'0,000.
The Tribune, this morning, publishes its
retraction in the Oerrit Smith case. Itacir
cu'.ation on Monday is smaller than any
other day in the week.
The following is a text of the joint rsso*
Union authorizing tbe extension of the mail
steamship service: That the Postmaster
General be hereby authorized to extend
and improve the mail steamship serviee
to Japan and China, authorized by act of
February lsi'5, by establishing a regular
mail connections with such other sea ports
in China and Japan as will in his judgment
promote the usefulness and efficiency of tbe
mail service established by such act,
provided such extensions and improvements
of service are made without adtlrtiesal ex
pense to the Government.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS,.July
22.—A
telegram from
Gen. A. J. Mmith, dated at Fort liarker on
2i'th to lien. Sherman's headquarters here,
states that reliable information has been re
ceived that iiishop I.arney and parly res
ported attacked by the Indians near Fort
Lamed and the men killed and the women
taken captives, passed Fort Dodge, 55 miles
of Fort Larned in company with a Onandafter
large train on the 15th inst. The reported
massacre mtiBt tln-refore be false.
Daren port Market Report.
OvrtcB or
THB
Uimron llawouaav,
July a", I##7.
KLona. —Ilt.st HBASHS,( XXX.)
A* (old bv Jas, Johnston D. H. Sears A Son*
and John (mod
Wholeiale tin 1 k flu.60.
Retail Sacks, paper, (ll W.
hh!. aK'."".:
\\l '.lill
Mis^iinri While Winter, inssoka, §18.10
Wholepale liocts per bhl lea*.
Coa*
Mbal.—Per
Vm Its, ai.tfftta.io.
WHIAI-
Ooa*
RYE
OAV*
HaaaM—
No. 1
No.
S
July 21.—'Tbe Judiciary
Committee held a meeting to-day and deci
ded that, a* the impeachment testimony was
nut presented to Congress, it cannot be
made public until next session.
WASUISOTON, July 21. The President
nominated Mr. (jreeley for the Austrian
mission withoat consultiug Mr. Gr*el*y.—
Kvery member is said to have favored the
confirmation but one—Mr. Tipton, of Ne
braska, who refused to take up the matter
because Mr.Ureeley signed the bail bood of
Jeff. Davis and denouuoed Maximilian's ex
ecution. All the colleagues of Mr. Tipton,
Republican and Democratic, entreated him
to yield his consent to consider the nomina
tion,but in vain. Mr. Greeley's name theres
fore will have to be sent in again nest ses\
lion,
CHICAOOe
rmrttrn, July 21.—The gTTIttWtt offtw
I rit Smith agnim-t the Chicago Tribune for
libel, hiving dHinages at fifty thousand dol
lars,
WHS
settled to-day, after a personal in
terview between Mr. Smith and the propri
elors. Mr. Sinn It haretil that the Trthttne
i acrused him i feigning insanity and taking
refuse in an asylum to avoid the conse
queitcfS ot his complicity in the John
lirown ruid. This intimation tbe Tribune
I made upon tbe strength of depositions from
I medical men as to Mr. Smith's real insanity.
The extracts admit that Mr Smith really
was insane. The Tribune will also say that
it has Mr. Smith's assurance that while ig
norant of John Brown's raid into Virginia,
be loved and admired Brown, his principles
and his courage, and revered his memory.
This statement will be published by tbe Tn
bnnt to morrow. Tbe suit, therefore, stands
dismissed.
Work on tbe custom bouse at Cairo bas
been atopped by order of the Government,
for enlargement on tbe original plana*
MINNESOTA.
•iNNkPoLts, Minn July 80.—There is a
•r»«i freshet it, the Mississippi. The water
}V«h ns.in lsod. The Suspension Bridge
t- Anthouy Bridge are threatened.
r*rel«ia Sew*i,^UBI|(|c (able.
PALIS, July
20 -SAP.,^
to buy large number* of torses tor use ol
lhe renclt army, and militar*
In France are overtasked wui'worw
LJIRIH)*, July 20—Tbe torlea |n the House
of LonU suauti.
UH.
Derby lteform
llt'tvaa I'er li V''(i'2Sc.
Kiaia.—Pcr dozen, lt»e.
WniTi KBASS. I'riiite navy fl.TA to a^-00.
II**.—P. ton, Timothy 16,00 Upland Prai
rie ai". el
ur-en Al't'lcs—-."0 per bethel.
COAL—liv
the load, UlugMc, at yard, 1»«, de
ll?ered,li"c per bushel.
MK I
'I
I I S
July
20.—Home
seven deaths
from cholera yesterday. The diseuse is stcad
ilv increasing, though so fur is not assum
ed an et idemic torm. The ravages are con
duct) almost exclusively to ninnies.
A Board of Health has been organized to
put the city in I sanitary condition.
There is little or no excitement in regard to
it
Chlrags .llurkets,
By Telegrapb.l Jolt S3,
riour—Choije ssmplos of fresh ground Min
nesoiaaiul other favorite descri|itions held very
tir®, hut old grjtind and superfine are very dull,
and to ettect Bales holder* are compelled to ac
eept the extreme inside prices. W inter extra
13,.'.0i£ 14 ,t i' spring extra* 11.00011.75.
Wheal—Tlie market la bure of all (It scription
and il is impossible to give '^notation* which
will be of benefit to jmrtie* wliti are buying for
shipment to tin* market. No. apriig l.'JS(,j
2.t'0 regular receipts altogether nominal No.
1 spring scarce and uo i|Uolatien* can t.- given
new red winter dull, and sellers are compelled
to make very important concession* in orucr to
realise.
Corn—Sellers generally holding off closed
doll at M'-jOt'Ci
Oats—Quiet So'^(iiS4c.
provisions—Market was firm,and holders ask
ed high prices on meats and barrel pork, but
buyer* did not meet them freely.
Shoulders -Held at lOJ^Mllc.
Mess Pork— ^o-titJliC-'". .26.
Hides—Scarce and nominal.
l.ard- Dull *nd unchanged.
Chlcag* Live Mlack Market.
By Telegraph.] July 81.
Hogs -Received to IS o'clock 13 cars market
opened weak and decidedly lower early sales
were mads at ii.6&@ti.Ttii but later, as orders
were leceived from the Kaatern markets, there
was more lirmness, aad we .|iiote the market at
fi.Sii«£6.6S, and all sold.
Cattle- Received to 18 o'clock 2 cars thare
were no transaction* to report this morning
prioes are merely nominal, at 4.50(47.60 for
common to best.
tiaclaaati market.
Telegraph. Jo
If H.
Flour—Hull and lower family 10.00Q11.00.
Wheat- Dull and irregular 1.10 for Ko. 1
spring.
Corn—Dull and prioes nominal.
Oats—Dull at M.
Rve—Dull under large sapplv and prices low
er No. 1,1.37.
Cotton- hovers at45 holder* oat of
Ute market difflealt to give quotations.
Whiskv—Stea.iy aiz.^v in bond-
Mess Pork—Advanced to S4 00 and held high
er at close.
Bulk Shoulders—Bold at 11V, and aides at
18.
Bacon Shoulders—Held at 1SV( aad clear
sides at 10 sales of the latter at 15*-.'.
Lard—Dull and unchaaf*4.
llutter—Steady.
Urocsries—Steady.
Cheese—Dull.
Naw^Vartt IRsurlKeti.
By Telegraph. 1 July tt.
Cotton—Firm, ST.
Flour- Steady freih ground, dnll aad heavy
8.'25(iZn.S5 for extra State 10.15@18.«0 for
Round lloopOnio.
Wheat—yuiet and unchanged S.15 for No. 1
Milwaukee 2.75 for ainber Mich.
Corn—2(ii?'.clower 1.08(|1 ,C2 for new mixed
winter l.'Sigl.o'i for fancy 85@9S for un
sound.
Oats—A shade ilrmer, for wis tar MA
#8 for Ohio.
Pork—Higher, 2^.25®28.75for Mesr.
Lard—Cnchanged, lj^ll}{.
New l'*rU Maaey Market
By T*l*graph.] Jaly n.
Stock*—Strong.
Bond*—5 2'*of'B2, 1.11 Vj of 'M.1.MW: of
'5. l."iH new, 1.0SV 10-40*. 1.02^ coupon*,
1-0J%
7
-8II*,
1st scries,
1.0S
DEVORE & 8HEPPARD
BANKERS.
Port BjnrM, Illla«l8.
CBLL KXCHAHOI OR ALL PRINCIPAL C1TIM
of tkeCnlted State* and CoatiaantalKDrope Col
lect Ion* made promptly aad remitted on da* of pay.
ment. fREFK RKNCKR.
National Bask oTComeree, aad W. It Lee, lfew
York Merchant*' Saving*, Loan A Treat Co.. aad
C. 8. natchina A Co., Chicago Allen, Copp Nee
bet, and Jno. B. VaPe tt Co., St. Louie First Nat.
Bant, Bock bland. Illtnola janvt-ay
MARVIN A WHITE,
BANKERS,
Us. Br*adway, New Verk.
Stocks, Bands, GoM sad all kind* of Qo«ura*n*at
Secnrltle* parctissed and sold oa coauslsaloa.
0^
RaraaoicB*—NatkMl IMk oCRosth Aaevtea, N.
sp Baak, II. T.: Idwarda,
HkkdM Jt Btebarde. Bestosi: W*s. Clapla A Co..
Mos HiMnaal hsk
.Iowa.
BIU.
!!Kf«
fTAPPAWfl oE*«.-Soaethin» New and very fin*
1 CUI and see at
Aral between Robby Wade and Thomaa
lavanauch Wade waa winner. The olber v-ranto CLEAXTKG.-NOW ts rm TIME To
bHwcen Uwter, the •'Infant' -meMuririg *•«»».'
,'1 T4*
$ fact 4 iochea—and Johnny Ilogtn. Til
••Infant" knocked Hogan out of time on tha
OCR
NKW
The Herald's London correspondenttajs:
The looal (Government of the Province of
Ontario, Dominion of Canada waa complet
ed yesterday evening, by the appointment
of McCameron Secretary, »nd E It. Wood
Itecciver Cieneral.
Kicction preparations wire continued
with great vigor. Tbo Kelortners were I
gieatly derided.
The Herald's Wasliington special learns
that thu intensions of S, cretarv Seward
t'iat he does not ititcnd to send a Minister to
Mexico, as a retaliatory measure fir the re% i
cognition of his message concerning the
lite ef Maximilian, and for the purpose of
a foreign war against Mexico, and of
showing the chiefs of that boaRtful llepub
lio the fu extent of their dependece on
the I.'nited States.
L'*R A ORIOOR.
mTrTn
e r.v. at
""*'•ae"**om«-.
dtSerwt pa*
gtuugs.
""I Slrwt, near P. o.
(t»orKU/}Wfl,tA^TK
rmlJ
B.wk»t r.i, ,\i l'..rrv St,,,.!.
.PIN
A
vn "APKH
f. I .ate advi.es from era Crux state ctt«a,» M*' 4 idtincjn'
it the Lo-lv of Maximilian will be deliver
Jrv
rraroe s,oni
A OHliiiM
r,'r!7 trt"-'t.
neat I\t Office.
8PRINO Pt RCItASEs ARR CON8TANTLT
arriving. Look oat for Noveitiea.
aapLl
(»RIO
»8,
65 Perry street, Davenport.
P1CTCRB FRAMBS.
W,
hav,
|.T,IT
«ed to oar lartf* aMortment
—w ptttera* never made twfore. at
MP^rr J,:
8? U"IOJS.
8S Perry Str. t, j.,^t
RAILROADS.
Cileif*) R«ek Island A Paeltt»
Railroad.
1"67. Sninmrr Arraiifrmeni,
Tr*marun bv Chtcaeolinic which i* twelve mie*
ute* f*Hertlian l»Htenti0rt time
OSandNuntilKT
A A K K MON I V,
A
PKlL id,
18«f.
turl.er notice, train* will lear*
Davenport dailv, "•undavs»ce|,tedi as follows
Guiu^ Kast—lfct Mail tram ut 7
2d N:u*l.t eij.rcs 55
Going W«»t-l«t. K xprei* and Mail for Newtcn
and V a»lnii({t.in 7 f.'i
Arrive at Davenport datlv, I Sundaya excepted
owe ...
the Ea*t—1« NiRht etpre** at. .7 80, k.
2.1 I»aily Ki Antail. 6 ftc. p.
From the West-J*4 Freight from Newto'n aad
•a follow ti:
From I
WHshin^'l 4^0
At Peoria durt it! navigation), with l'aekot*
for all point* on Illinois River.
Al Newt'in, lew* City, and WaRhington with
Weitern Stape •.'* Stages, lor all points W..at
Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Ticket* for sale *n llaagag* checied to Prin
cipal Kastern CitU -and Towns.
I'. A 11AI.I., A**'t Gen. Supt.
Chicago.
A. KIMBALL, A»»T. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
U. II. HILLS, Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport, April it". 1817.
1866* Ureal Central Route 1866*
E A. S 1.'
WINTER ARRANCEMENT.
4 Dailv Patisenffcr Trains.
nday. Nov. Ifith 1 Si.ft. Passenger
a Oentrfti Kailroal, will kme
Iroai lircat Central L'nion Depot, s
trains,
CHICAIK
COMMERCIAL.
Suuda.iMii.. pted.
t'3 0'i per busfael.
L7»
1.10
tea
l.uo
66
80
60
No. 1
No. a
Rejected
Connecting tliroog'i to all cities and towns in
the Hast.
Thin tt the ohlv Direct Route tin Niagara
Fall*.
Passengers holding through tickets are allowed
to stop o'er at points ot interest on the Line,
and resume their uts at pleasure.
The Michigan Central Katlroad have, during
the r-ast year, built clegan' new dav and night
coaches, exnre—lv tor the through tratlic. which,
for comfort anil convenience, cannot be evcell
on the continent. The traveller, whether on
business or pleasure, is respectfully invited to
examine before starting upon hia journey.
I'CLLMAX'S INL*.
SLKF.mu
KLBOMVT,
CARS, NIW A'«n
ou all Night 'I'ruuis. Berths can 'oe
Secured at all times during the day, either by
mail, telegram, or personal application.
Through Tickets, na this popular route,
can he obtained at offices of connecting roads.
In Chicago, at Oeueral Oftiiv, corner Lake and
Dearborn Suets, and at ti rent Central Depot
N. KICK, lien Sup't, Detroit.
HENRY C. WKNTWOKTH,
Oen'l West'n Passenger Agent, Chicago.
JO\AH WHITCOMBfN
R-C'IIKMIV
for Asthma,
itosi:
O
HAY FEVER, «ScC'.
Th* late JUXAS WHlTCMa, ef Boaten,
well known for his sterling integrity, visited
Europe a few years fsince for tbe benefit of
health, whieh ws« aach impaired by freqneiit
attscks of
sa»A«NOI»B
AKTHIBA.
While in (iermany, an eminent pbysicisn,
who became interested in Ins case, proaised
him relief, lie followed the treatment ordered,
and, to hi* surprise aud joy, hi* asthma instant
1y di*tp|esred. He procured the recipe which
had accomplithfd so much for him, brought it
with him to this country, and it beoame the prop
ety of the present proprietors This remedy,
has been used in thousands of the worst eases,
with astonishing and uniform success and it is
now offered to the public with confidence in its
aerits. It contains no poisonous or injurious
properties whstever and an infant may take is
with perfect safety. (8** eirwslSr accompany,
ing each bottle.)
Eitract from the Life of »ashington lr
Ting," »y his aenbew, Pierre V. Irviag, Vol.
IV., page 672:
-'The doctor prsssiihnit. MpeHaseat,—
what had been suggested hv Dr.(0. W.) Holme*
on his late vitit. Jonss Whiteomb's Remedr
for Asthma,' a teaspoonlul in a wine glass of
water, to be taken every four hours. A good
night was the result."
ASTHMA
ci
AUA.
Aftrosv, Yates Co-. V., May 16, '8#.
Editors Rural \,.w Yorker:
Seeing atl in,mirv in the Rnral" for aenre
Tor that tlistrecsing disease, the Asthma, I write
to let the in.mimr know "hat has almost cured
me.
1 hsve had the spasmodic asthma lifleen rears
and never fotind any mclicine that would pre
vent an attack when it coming on until I
commenced taking '-Jona- Whiteomb's Remedy
for Asihma. I commenced takmgthis remedy
eighteen year* ago and i.ave not bad a severe
parmy am since
"WHITCOIIB'S RKMEDf" has done for
"eallthatitia^mended^odo.^^
R*-Prea's Martin Vna Barea's
Sufferings in bis last illness were greatly
alleriited by the use of Jon.ta WHITCOKB'S
Asrnaa
REMIDT,
ethers,
We*len» Union—4'.'!^.
H. Y. Central—1.8» v.
Krie—7IH
Reading—1.05'.
1.07J£.
tB.r.Ai
Dae-
a.
as proved by lettere in
our posMtiaion from his Physician, and from
Mr Van lJuren tiiui*elf, egpreeaing muah
gratitication with the results of its use.
Recommendatory entices might be more ea
t*"ded, but it is
nssdlrr* boeaase reallr bat oaa
theme u the bnrdeta of them *11, aad their gen
*al spirit i* eambiaed in the above.
I'MBrra COCOAIWB,
is *ap*rior to all aaiaal eU* ia the follow lag
paHleolar*-.
It is a .-ooliag Vegetable Oil. (Aaiaal oils
are heating
Its rapid absorption leaves little residue oa
tbe surface. (Animal oils do aot powesstUs
peculiar
HV
any groat degree.)
It dors not quickly become raaeii. (Aaimal
oils do.)
It in.parts glossiness to the hair br it* p*ae
trating power, reth*r than br mereo«tward lae
tre. (The contrary is true with regard to aal
aal otls.
••THE LATE STATE FAIR."
Joaeph Harnett A Co., |Be*t«i, wee
ST. LOUIS.
SAXTON & CO,,
I A N O S
AS I'
MASON SL
linn! ft Ho-u*h»on'a
i i New KrtrtltluB of Dickens, ant ,.w
)vHllu
U
SK
liHKiitS'
rravi»n
lllltj
ala.In colors and plain, the' latent atvSt 5
9
a KTKTPS
r-
NawW ou
J\ and Water Co or*, Ur-ahe*, canvass Pallett*
Ac.. Ac., at the Ko*r.vl"if «.! i.
Cabinet Organ»!
WAKEftOOMS,
Cor. Firth St Walanl iia*
{tnierthe South.TB Hotel, i
apr dlr ST LOi'iS,!»»
ST. LOUIS
LEAD AND OIL CO.,
MANUPACTl'RKRS OF
limerif and Cattor Oil,
WIRRMTEO STRICTLY PURE.
AND
HTAtDARB PI aiK
W I S E A
A
*d, freight tor Newton aad Wa*h
A
The 1'omp'vr aleo prepare White
Lrad hraaded O'B'nlloa, Htitr,
I'aloa, Superior I'remlaai,
I^K-lt'de t'liltoa ana
Hellcroatnlae.
Solitln l»a^cnport by
HP.I.B.V WOOD,
TAH PtTTK^i MABHH,
B-
2d. Krpress from Hew ton and
Washington
OCfatCTMRI.
At Chicago with »H Kaatern Route*.
ffiAt Joliet with A A M. L. R. R. for Bloom*
iiiKtoti, Sprini!ll'll. 4c.
At LaSalle wnh I. t. It. K for Dutileith. 81
Lout*, t'airo, Ac.
At Pond Creek with C. 11. A R. R. for Bur*
lington, Keokuk aud Quiney.
NTKVIilHOn A.
a:. M. BI4LI.OMII.
HENRY A. HOiEYER I cS
COMMISSION MERCNANTS,
Ni' S'U'lty Huildlni^, .. St Mo.
Special attention ^itren to the Sale Am! fur*
chate FLOL'R
AQU
OKAIN.
In onlur to our th** AdvAntAffe* «»f the
prill :p« Market*. We will niakei'a^ti Au\aurc«ott
t*otifikToro^nifi to ourCorrv-ionicnt« in New Orleana,
Chi- New York, ami «')mlunati.
J. A. PUZKONI.
Bk*\ rACTCRtn IMI-ORTAR or
HUMAN HAIR,
No. Ill North 6th Street, ST. I.Ot IS, MO.
Your Attention i-n solicited to the lar^c Mock of hn
mAn hair jromtt*. Bra:«U of long hair. Wljri# Tou
Curl^. WalcrlalM ninl all description* of or
nanumtAl hair, which I otter at lower rate* than Any
other houxr, aui warrant all of cry superior work
mathlnp.
J. A. POXZOM'K Meilicatfl Complexion Towder, i*
now aekn .i^ led^ed tliotiPJind* «»f la lie* wh» «i»e It
daily, to In the -.'lif preparation that not roUL'll
the kin, turn(i«p, l»1i-Ltr»»r let\e black hpota 1A
the ioren, ir iither discoloration*, w!d,?h in the reMolt
tf tilting the many iii»truiti!i u\v lH f-«re the public.
lNic/tioiV Medieated Complexion I'owder Imparti
to the skin a beautiful transparent whiteness, mak'Hi
the Hkin delicAteiy soft and eino«»th. rcmo\es Freckle*,
TMTI,
follows
iltOO %. !VI. V^il, Snndava excepted.
?:00 A. !*l.l'»v Krpress, Sundays excepted.
Bite l. VI. Kittling Kxpress,Saturdays i
ci'lite.l.
•:ts a*. M. Nl ^ht Express, Saturdays snd
oiid allaya all irritation. Thi* valuable co-met
ic can be ».-| with th -^rcit--t ••,,nfideii« e, tb.-re
nothing MO'irioii* ill itn .mipowition. S«»M ty a,||
drujrjists. J. A. st. I^.uw, Mo*
aprl-diy' Inxtiitor andS.de F'roprittor.
THE0LDH0USE!
Engene Jaceard & Co.
liNTAHLinillill
No. North Fourth Street .St. I.ou'.s, Mo.
Corner of i »bve, under tin* Everett Houce.)
DIRECT IVNlllTERS AMI HAMTAfTlTiKliS,
Wnolesalc and Rc'ail Dealers in
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry*
Aiift Hii.irnu ARi:.
FltHNClI
AM
And Ameri in FlAtrdWare ami Cutlery, llich, Kaft
cr And Toilet i»o*nls, Itronae', «•!•. llmr J.*w Iry attd
Ail work in our line made to order ami warranted.
f'ri'vs
'jpf* Orilers hy mail arefully attended to.
ry much reduced.
LAUtiKSTKSTAIiI.lSUMKVT WESTOFN. YORK.
flrrviAt.TY. A spb'ndif! assortment of larpe And
amall Masir.il lloxc*. ran^it^' from to |4W.
IB. KI Al AL A. CO.,
t«aeral (aaaiggiai Merehaatt,
No. S2 Honth Main Street, ST. LOUS.
PROMPT BALKS AN1 QUICK RETCRNB.
Cnusli iimei:ts K I'.. Kimhall Ai'i.N.w Orleans,
forwarded fTce nf h:ir.'and advances mado on
same. mchttHUm
STERLING PRICE i CO..
COMMISSION A FORWARDING
mu it
cm NTS,
28 North CommerdAt Street, BT. LOl'IS.
WP
solicit consignment* »f the prodixti of tbo
Upper aMi*siselppi alley, nil of which will receive
our careful and prompt H'tetttioii. Liberal advaoceo
oti cunsifcriim- Mts wii n desired uprKMCm
J. B. SIIKLES & CO.,
WI10LKSALK UKAI.KR IN
SADDLERY
AND IMPOKTKRH UK
Saddlery Hardware.
No. r.-iT Miln Street ST. I.oI 'lS.
MOODVi MIl'IIUi & CO.'
Waioleaale Dealers la
AND CIGARS,
!(. 71 Sccnd St., earaer Mn,
81. Louis.
liTHIV MOODT. lOfllVA C. IIOIH
•OBIT V. AJtDiaWI. (OClS-dwtf
JAWS *. KCITL. OLO. J*. JOH* R. TT*!*SL
KERR, HOWE A CO.,
OENCRAL COMMISSION
—AWT—
FORWARDINO RRERCNANTS,
No. 412 S. I*vpe and Commerrial, »t. Ijonlt, Mo.
pKHSdNAL attention plvento the purrhAoe Andaale
of Flour, Orain, rrovisims, Ac. Orders for all
ktcd* of 3f«'rrhandite, Produce and Provisions filled
At low' *t Market rat«*e.
Hi KoM. Campbell,Prest. of MerrbAnU*
National Dank of Umis, K. M.
KAOSHS,
JuUMOrBtDT.
Dev.nport.
TilLJ
HAM LIST
AMFHK'AN CLOCKS, KNGt.lSH
A
SATOtieI,
Pree*t of
Commercial Bank of 8t. loais: Isett Kerr A Co.,
Bankers, N« w York Clark St Co., Bankers, Leaven
worth, KatiSA* First NatiooAl HAnk, LeAvenworth,
mchlS
HAYDER WILSONS A ALLEN,
No. It Main Street,
St Louis, Mo.
AVE OS HAND THI LARGEST
beat selected Stock of
REISS A CO.,
(8aeeee*ors to Reias A Eadebroek,)
iXAXtrrACTCRERB OF ALL K1HM OP
Trarellag aad Packlaf Traakt,
Valleea, Carpel line l^atlier
TrawellaK
LADIES' PORT MONIES, AC.
Wholesale and Retail. No. IK aad IN Maatet SC,
b*t«un Mate aad Baeond,
8T LOUIS MO.
Prompt attention to orders Ifroa abroad. Price
list sent by mall when r**BC*twd. IPH*d»y
E. H. HAZEN, M. D.,
Physician and Sargetni.
INpractice,
CONNECTION WITH THB OENCRAL
special *tt*atioa paid to tne dlaaaae* of
the ere, the ear, the kidneys and the pelvic organ*.
Oflke: Dareaport,Brady street, two doers Bontk
of tbe Davenport National Bisak. Jyedtf
Removal.
rua
TBR
aocn,
g^RKMOVO) HIS HAT, CAP AKD
TBR
Miaa—a.
iHD FUR
Me. af Weet Baeeaa stresi,
between Harrison sad Rtpley *t*., where be will IMP
THODK.
Unmpatt.
n.
LANGFELDT, TIIODE & CO.
!«•. West ftersad Ktr««i, tofeeaps#* Mst«».
IMrORTCB8 AND. DBA
LIBS IN
German, French & Spanish Wines,
Freneh.Coffnae Brandlra In Original Packages*
SOLK AOKNTS FOR
Uei *s Malt Eitriict bererag* ol llealih,
by Pkyvlclans of the Old and New Worli. wAIMtf
WHOLESALE HOUSE.
DRY GOODS
N O I O N S
Al ami AS BIMD1 S1MKK*.
HATing leASfd the large
AI4
Matiafactloa gnaraateed both as te goods aad prioaa. 0*11 aad eswdMb
LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONAaY STEAM EN8INES A TOOLS.
Miiachester,
I. A. Bl'RNHAM, I'lni. WM (). MEANS. TBSAB. ABET AS BLfH)D, AUNT.
ROCK ISLAND.
BLANDIKIS BltO'S,
Jobbers and Dealers in
CROCKERY. CHINA
—AKD—•
GLASSWARE,
ILUMOIS 8*aaB*,Ibet. Washington and Jefferson
jylfi dly
ROCK
laLAWI), ILL.
VULCAN FOI NDRY
AlfD1
ill AC III S U O V
w.n. aa. raionpito.v, i*ro'r.
BROADWAY ST., ROCK Li LA XI
Manufacturi-f of
STEAMBOAT & LAND ENGINES,
I'LOI tt, Kl tjAK and
Na*r mlHH •Machinery.
DOUSE CASTINGS, II.OM UAILINO,
aa a» sc t:
BORIXtJ
•ind,
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES,
W I N E S I U O S
-J- I. B: ?•.
Delln and llrass Canting*.
APl'AUATCS FORiiKII AM)
tinifihed for borinc Artesiau Wt-1 nf nay
of the heat material, made to ori!, r.
Farmers who will be in want of Cane Mills
this year would do well to tire their orders
Soon, in order to have their mil! in proper time.
I hare lar^e mill patterns thst can only be
made to order. Any out- in want of heavy cast
ings for
SHV
pnrpoae, would t,• well to tin me
a call before voin^ to a distance to cet whst can
be matle at home just as well, snd with touch
less cxt'onse.
REI'AHlINd DONE ON SHORT NOTICE!
Jyas-aif WM H. THOMPrtON.iJ
LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HATTER
«FOR 91 AND UPWARD
CA.TT BK HAD
HATS for figures broad and burlj,
HATS for straight hair and early,
HATS for faces Belaneholjr,
HATS for features bright and jollf
HATS for gentlemen of steading,
HATS that gire a look commanding
HATS for walking, riding, driringt
HATS dull faces look alive ia
HATS for picnic and exoursioos,
HATS for holidays' diversions
HATS'that stand all kind of mauling,
HATS for every tride and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, saili!tt(,
HATS grease-proof, in storms unfailing,
HATS air»cbambereu, Smith's lining,
HATS with which to cot a shine ia|
HATS of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired by lovely,woman
HATS with whieh a room to enter,
HATS for scores of wild adveaturi}
HATS of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, ypnr knowing oajtors
HATS oft ssnt a hundred miles foe,
HATS that bays and misses sigh for,
HATS tkat even babies cry for
HATS for landsmen and for sailorfe
HA 18 that grace the work for taillM
HATS that would a saint entice,
HATS, prime Hats, at aay prise I
HATS (THAT HATS
AHD
Sattry Hardiare
—ASB—
HARNESS TRIMMINGS,
LEATHER, 5cO_,
In the West, coniistln? of Uitts, Stirmps, bicklet*
Hin^rs, l»rnamer:tH, Terrets, Hooks, llamee,
Ilorav Collars, llanie*. Skirting und Bridle Leather,
Also have a cnnplete line of
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
AXLES, 81'RINOS,
HUB BAHDH, BEKT STOCK,
VAEMSHK8, Ao Ac.
Are Agents foe •aetera Mannfactnrere, by which
we *re at all times prepared to take order*
for *pedal
articles, not uiualljr kept In stock, at Eastern prices.
Ilayici, WlliMi St AUsa,
•prl-dlj M.
14 North Main Street.
At smitn'a
Hlffa ef Blaek Bear.
PLASTIC SLATE
ROOFINO.
A TEST OF FITS YEARS
b** «easoa*trated the sepertoettf of this aMtsrlal
over every other
BOW
St
LA^ORNOT
Hamhutv,
eomodlons nmis In Mfflsrs.
Set* A Myers' new briek block. I am now prepared, with one
ol the largest aad best sttrks ever ate red la the State, to aa
ml
VI.
WJSt VK JOB fitJ% €3 TRABF..
W. C. W ADMWORTH.
SHIELDS' DAVENPORT WOOLEN MILLS
Kow Heady a a.nrge nn«l rery
B'lnr Mark ol" Choice
Willi CMS!
Ofikr Rial Faihicaiblr Slylfs,
Male from the must carefully selected One
Wool, and perfect io finish. They cannot
he surpassed for
nai-.VM mi wm* wi-.Aaa.
LADIES' CLOAK SACK GOODS.
JKANS. KLANMEI.S, ULANKRTH, ETC.
Dealers and the publie generally ar* In
vited to ejstnine.
American Clock Comp'y
SOLK AOKNTS rolt TIIK
E* N« Welch Mannfi taring C«npaay,
lew Haven lork Coapauy, aad
Seth Thomas (lork ('••paay,
AN1 DKAI.KHS IV
CLOCKS, RECULATOR8,
TIME PIECES,
.I.VII CI.OCK .Jf.f TBKJ.f/.S,
OK EVERY URSCRIITION, AT HRW YORK l'HI' KS
lift l.ake Hlreel, Clilrage.
Sole Agent for 8eth Thomaa* Clocks.
JulVl.dim W. r. TOUPHMII. igeal.
Manchester Locomotive t^ orks!
Maaatactarera ef*
IV. 11.
I'K»VIUENI:K.
BROWNELL
RATNBONE,
it,
HHOKEKB ANI)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 99 Exchange Place,
I'RON llKNCK. R. I.
('ashadvanreemade when required. |ni. Iil'-'dlr
JTA. GOtVIIEV A SON,
[ESTAIII.IMIKII IN KI4.]
MflQufa
turem of all klsds of
REEDS AND HEDDLES,
An,I de.'dors in
Manufacturers' Supplies,
Butler IlulldintT, Noa. r., W ft Co South Water St.,
fRoVIDRNt'K, H. 1
N. It. Part'.' ular attention paid to resetting aad
repairing ,.M llesila.
Order* sollt ited and flllt-d with dispatch. Marfrtf
Wm. A. Harrlw,
MAfrfPacTvitta or
C0RLI8S STEAM ENOINESi
Boilera and Machinery.
Thesn emrinea are htillt under the several patents
grunted Ueo. II. tuflW.
In uniformltv of
I'IM.'I
idled In
any other i,uiu.
load, tliejr are exi el uot a single Instance by
lu ec'.iiomy of fuel, they save from 80 to BO per
eent. u^er eti^lnee of other oiiatructlna
The peculiarity of Btyle la original with the Inven
ir, ami tlie w.^-hlliit irla are ao arranged tha they
are easy of access, wlni is tha case with no Other
enuine
The reputation ol the Oorllss engine la thorough
established, and parties puri-haslng of me, parch a
OLDEST WHITE LEAD
Oil Estahllshawal la
ISTABUSNID
&
Lead.
kaowa. A aastlr tt adapt*
Itself t* every *bap« sad slap*, Aaa Sat to perpes
dlealar. taneilai tae whote reef wttkoat or
Mat. Wo^eoSbaetlbl»-lt I* aot tke aeaas of de
•troytae yoar property, bat of prn**rllag It. ITea
eapan Jve be*t aor cold—ao •*tt*r bowlatea**—
•an compel It to expand or coatract. Imperataes—
water aor evea steals, can penetrale or dlaeolve It.—
radecaytac—tlae sad the efat*ea only aatar* aad
parfectn. To saa up the wbot* Batter It
1*
Fire* Wafer
Frert-Preef
•ad I* cheaper than any other good aatertal, sad bet
ter thaa tbe most esoeneive.
The New Tork Tribune, In speaking of It ay*
"We Boas
Id
er this Inveatlou th* greateM boon of tha
*Sb* Varaer** Olab of the twwiisa laetltate pro
aonnotathelarsattaae—af th*aoaiSBpottaat*w«
dlaeoresed.
For tbe naat yaar w* har* b*sa a aapply
lng material throa(h vartaaa coatte*
of Iowa, aad
harerecetred aaay aattsstac fstlaiatsl* aow*a
"taoaroAe*.
yejtniiislsslljaahaaaatthtloiwta^
SOJ* MM oa swWrsllna, aad for
i
CHAALKS K. VICKER8, Sae'y.
THOMAS RICHE80K, Pr*».
Cellter Cwapaar Warraatei
Rtrielly Pare White Lead,
Cellter Ceapaay Fare Wait*
•iead.
Celller Osapaav i*are arr White
Cellier Osapaay tabstra
Cdllsr Csapaay
•ead.
Celller Ceapaay IJlksrye.
easier Oil.
Uaaed Oil.
Collier Cocnpaay Maaafaetar**, for salt %i
ncKLia nuaroKi
DOWNS A SHOBERT,
UNDERTAKERS
Aad Doaimia all kinds ot
Metallic WaaA—
sea.
Aay assist
see* required ia aor line prMsptly
faratsfevda
A sew aad elegaat ksarss always to mil]
MEDICAL.
Dr JOHN BULL'S
GREAT REMEDIES
BXTliti'B
CEDUO,\ BITTERS
Authentic Docnneats.
Jtrkmrnnau^ Hrnrd
FTMN
TEST1M0HT OF MSD1CAL HD.
|HM)r Mai, White
Oa., Ark,. Ma, tt, •«.',
,loHf Hrtt—l»ear Sia l.v«t Kehrmtrv I
#Ai in Ijoataville pnrcli*sing and 1 m-t
•oaie of tour HArfapATilU And l*et!ron Mit'crs.
Svaon in !AW, who
WAS
A
with" me in the «tnre,
ht* b**en down with rhenmAtism for aonit time,
ctiniinrn« e«l on th« Hitters, And toon found Iti*
grneral health improving.
Dr. Uist, who
IIMS
Ueen tn bad heilth, tried
fhem, anl he aNo unproved
f*r. t'c'tee, wl i» has been in bA«l heAlth for
feveral ye»rs-alomach and liver affected- he
improved muih the use t»f your H»tt« ra, In*
deed the Ceilrott Pit*et•« have given you '(great
po|»ularil.T in this settlement. I think I roviltl
•ell
gnat quant ItV of'your medicine tt^H tall
eap^ciall your I V.Iron Hitters and i*ar*i o »lli».
Htiip mo nt Memphis, eare oil Hivkett
Kfflv.
Respectfully
I', U. WALB*B
BILL'S WORM DiflSTROYBR.
Parents, Road thia Important letter.
YOU
ARK
INTKRKSTKI)
I.N ITS CONTK"*
IS
Middlatown, Ind,, April 2«, •'*.
Mr. M, I*. Iuplan writes: I 10 not know
that Rtill'a Worm Hratrover tteeda attv
reeoititienlatioiia than it aln tdv nttatio'1
liv its «»wn merits, hut will state that mv u'e
IRon, a^ed about three yenrs, waa aeisrely ut
tuckeil taat lull and winter with hi hl chiils, lot
fowed by very high lever, throwing him into
hpasma. or more properly tits, lasting from bait
an honr to one and a halt hours, at the same
time the child lias very strong avnipton.-* of
wortna. Mfphvsicisn one of the best tnthi*
part of the Country- e\h||ii*teil all his akill ami
the Materia Mediea to r«p« the worma. and eti
ttrely failed to bring
AII.V,
A
I thought .l hn
!Hu1lcould do it. And gave tha* child the eontenta
«*t three boiea, in triple do*«*a, nlgbt and n -n,
•ing, with happy reaults. 'I he child baa not I n
apsam for over threi* nmntha, nnd instead -.t
the bloated maaa that he was, be is sow *011
*ad hearty, •'John Hull did ft."
Yours ttulv.
M, L, Don tN
k fALIi FROM IIISTA HIT MIKlV'RSOT.t
Kingston I', t)., Ileeken Minn., i
Apnl7.
Ms. .Ion* Itri.i.— I)esr Sir I moved fr.m
Kentueky to this place. The stores had
BMH-
four Worm Ueatmyer for sale. Th«*\ arei-r
If needed here in Miiniesotn. A trial is ail tbnt
is neeiled to give them a reputation. We oni'l
do without them, Do ariid aome out thia^uay
Voura. ainrsrelv,
D. O. Aimwo k.
nil's Sarsaparilla.
AU*od IIei»"on Ibr Ihe l'itpli»ln'i«l
I'lilt h.
RSAD 1IIK CAI'TAIN'S LKITKU AND I
LhTTKR FROM 1118 MOTUKR.
Ilenton llarrsck". Ho April "n, I
Ha, Jons lit
I.L
-Dear Mr K
NO*
ing It,.'.1
fleieiiev of voir Hsraupiirilla, and the hi nlm^'
and ht'inlieial .|iialitien it pnaassset, 1 sen i
tin* following statement oi my case
I wan wounded about two .earn nja wn» .1
ken prisoner and eontied 1«ir suteen
Da,
reputation ol the Oorllss
engine I* thoroughly
he right to use.
a as Rddy Ktreet.
MarchT-dty. PROVIDENCE R.t.
llrLt—
IIM
CAPT.
under constant variations ol
i »h
llem^ inowd so often tbnf mv wounds ha*'
healed yet, I have not sat up a nioneut I
was wounded, I »tin shot tnrongh the lop-,
Mv generitl health is impaired, an'l I n«'edsint
thing to asai!»t nature, 1 hav»* more faith in
your Saraapanllu than in anv thing else, I
wuli that that ia genuine, I'Vasc tipres-* m«
baif s doten bottles, and oblige
V.
I'. JOBITAON,
8t Louis, Mo,
P, 8(- The following
WAS
wrlUtn April
1805, by Mrs. MUM af tj
Jobosos:
Dear Sir My
husbAnd,
Johosos,
Dr.
V.
H.|
WAS A akilllul aurgeon and pbyaM
Central
New
York, where he
abofo
years
died, learin
C, I*,
Johoaon
to mv care. At thi|
of Age he
had A chronf
diarrln
scrofula, for which I gave him your .^arsajj
IA, If ct ASO 11m, I !i»*e for ten veAra re
mended
it
to IIIAIIJ in Central New York,
and Iowa, f'»r aerofula, fever aorea and gen^
debility, I'erfeet auecess
JM
RIsslNlppI TaUey.
has
ions
attended it 1
cures effected in some coses of acroJulaand f^
sores were almost rniraruloua, I
am
very
I
for mv son to again have recourse to
Sarsaparilla,
lie
i* fearful of getting a apufioll
article,tience bia writing to you for it, Hi
WOU&AMV* IssttHe, Uut beliavs ha will rec. v
sr. Bispettfully,
JSHVIB
DR. JOHN BULL*
Maaafaetarer aad Vender of Ihe Celebrated
Smith's Tonic Syru]
roa ra^uesa or
Agua and Pevoi
CHILLS AND FEYER.
We praysialse at Ale sdihalit aediJ
astly clainia far it a *nprriority over all rij
diae aver offered to the puhlie lor the ssfe,
lain, sp**dy aad paraaaeat cure of Ague
ftrer, or eailla and fever, whether of abol
leaf steading. He refers to tbe entire we
aaa soathweetera eaaatry to beer him teati
la the trath of the assertioa, that in ad
whatever will il fail ta cure, il the direct
strietly followed *ad carriad oat. In i
aaay sass* a single do** bsa b*ea sal
a eure, aad whole faailie* have been
siagle bottle, with a perfeet rest*
aenaral health. It is, however, pr
Ta every ea*e more certain te ear*, if id
eoattaaed ia saaller deeee far a week
elter th* dis*«a
tally tediaealti
ally thia aedieiae wui aot rtqe
h**S the bowels ia goad *rder: sboal
tteat, bewever. reoalre a cathartic
east havtagtekaa three or fiiur del
Teak, a siagle deae efnu'itiiHii
nut will be suttei*a«.
maiier aeaee i*r a we
ia baa been eheeked, a
I aad laag staadiag bai
lae will aot rtqdre
HTDB. JOH* BULL'S Prif^'J^*"
Se|ao fifth, OresfStreet, Leai^^-
and Ratai.
bf
taovaagDO^

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