Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], February 10, 1868, Image 1

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HOTEL—iO
amis 8. Kim ('o.'s tine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, cotnpriaing German
Matt led, Olive, Star, I mpreved Chemical,
Pal n, 4c. .Sold by all grooers and fenoj
good* dealer*.
NEW OHLI*»• MIN«T*BI.«,
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TBIMDAT,
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13TH, 14TB A*D IDTB.—
Thia Troupe is acknowledged the Monarcba
ot ilimtrtilajr ond only perfect combination
of KilnopeaD delineator* in exiatence. The
A'« Pitt* lira the profeaaion and Cremt
d' la ertme Ethiopian esesllenet. Cornet
band, perfect orchestra and rocal quartette.
After winning the highest encomium* of
praiae in New Orleans. St. Lome, Chicago,
New York and the principal citita, thia fa
vorite company are making a tour of ths
entailer cilia*, thus giving the i"ol people
of an opportunity to hear them.
NJDavenport
objectionable features in their wit and
humor n old jokea or thread bare itoriea
everything new, froeh and original. Ad
mission, .r0 cent*, itNerved seeta, fro*.
('.A. WlLBOW,
fsblO-dM.j Advance Agent.
Da. K mrr, formerly of New York, who
baa vieiU-d Davenport regular!/ the paat
ten years, and effected many wonderful
''urea of old Oiroino Dieea*e.«, Cancera and
tliieaaoi of the Kye and Ear, whiah have
been pronounced »ticurabU by the medioal
proieasion generally, can be eonaultud at
the Scoot iiouee. Tharalay, Feb. loth, as
will he aeen by his card in another column,
t' .nsulUliun free.
DAVIS'VBUBTABLBPAIS KILLS*.—
Pinr
TBI ORB AT
rAMI.r
KIPICIHI
everywhere, and
satisfaction. Uesd liie following ectrait*
from letters I, ii. D-JWIF, Druggist,
Cni'intown, I'enn., writea, April 4, l^fttj
Allei* a l.unf ltslsam I an perfonnrd
remarkahlv cures
A
MAOMOUA WATBE.—A
POIHU
HHOUI
here. I recom-
incoi) it with conlidencc in all diaeaaea of
the I'luorlt Mid 1.lings STCHLIKU UBO.,
Druggists, write fiatn Osrrolton, .I tnuary
'27, 1M0. Send u» six doxsn AI.LBM'H
I.i'HO liaLaAM. We are entirely out of it.
It give* more iteneral ^atisfsetiori than any
other medicine wo sell." Sold by all Deal
ers in I'amily Mo linnes.
WITIIOIT
RIVAI.—Sloen'a Medicinea
are getting more popu'ar thai! ever
Whether it
IB
owing to the knowledge dil
payed in the i ompountlmg of the nteni
eines, or to tliei' superior qualitv, we know
not, but one thing is certain, the irediriucs
aro without a uval for the purpojea
which they are recommended
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Remedies w hiah do not give general eat
if faction could never attain the wide and IV
vorablu reputation enjoyed by s.ean'a Pow
der*.
t'aocp.—A tady in New Haven, speaking
of Coe'a CorciH RAISOI, s^yi s'n- lest tw
dsrling children with Croup, and was in de
spair when the third and last was attacked,
hut his lifts wu* spared through Cot's
Cough Balsam. She advises all motbera to
keep it oo hand, in caae of emergency.
IS
A lWgrrr
RICHARDSON BROS.
THIRTEENTH Y EAR.
cm IT K ».
MEDICAL.—Attention
TUB
ii ne.-f«sary to remind our readers
that their stock 'iften needs medical treat
ns'Mit, xnd in this connection we »"ii'nl di
rect nttention to Moan's Improved Condi
tion i'owdora, adrcrlised in our colume.
These Powders have v rt putntion as wide
as our country.
is directed to Dr.
C'ocnran'a eard. We are glad be ia to stay
in our citj, and wish bun abui.dant pros
ferity. I
Pcuouu-Baf, D.
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GOOD
rjotna, in a
town fof
business, to Mil cbeep, trade for land.
Uouaea, lots sod farms fot aale cheap.
Ki.Daieas Bh.,
I.am) A In*. Ag'ts. OIHae, Viele'e Block.
Wataon returned
borne on Friday evening, from Pittafleld,
Mass., where he has been preaabing for a
few monthi past. He has had a aevere at
i tnek of pleuro-peeumen ia, nod eemea home
to recuperate. The climate of Massashn
setts does not agree with him as wall as
that of Iowa, and it ia hia intention to re
main here until Spring eeta in.
RVNAWAT.
Yeaterday noon, between
twelve and one o'clock, while Mrs. Levi
lac km an and her two eona, seated in a
sleigh, were cojsing the deep gutter at the
interaection of Warren and Seeond itreete,
the sudden deacent caused the tongue to
drop, and the young horaca iieeotning fright
eoed, started at a terrible speed. Cooloeaa
and skillful management on the part of the
drivier, however, prevented an accident. Af
ter running two squarea the horaua were
checked without having done any damage
worth mentioning.
TUBOFBBA.—The
teetimomal benciit to
Mrs. Lanier at the llurtia Opera liouae
en Saturday evening was exceedingly well
attended, cansidering the extremely cold
weather. The beautifl Mythological Trag
edy of "Medea' waa well rendered, Mrs.
Lander and Mr. Taylor taking the leading
porta. Our epaoe will not admit of an ex
tended notice, it is however auflcient to
aay that Mis. Lander, and her ably support
ed company, leave our city with the best
wishes of all who nightly listened to tbeir
performances, than which better has never
been given in this city.
COLO, Uousn,
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TIL AO!
I'ain Killor taken internally, should beadul
trrstrd with milk or water, and aweetened
Willi au^ar if desired, or made into ayrop
with ino',»s«.-*. Kora Cnugh, a few druiix
on mi^ercaton will he more eirertire than
any Dung rise. Kor Sure Throat, gargle
the throat with a mixture of I'ain Killer and
witter ami rel ef is immediate end the cure
positive ItiliouMn it be forgotten that
ihe l'am Killer is equally ai ml to take
internally, as to uac externally. Lach hot
tie
wrapped with full dircctiona for ita
use.
Tna COL-'.U
A»D
I.raw RKMKIIT, for every
family keep en ham!, Aii.iVs Li n#
B*I.««Mto
*O!IA
COBBSST
I—Last night
took the rag off tha bosh. It was a rip
and-snorter kind of a night,—the coldest of
the season by several degrees. At 10
o look last night the thermometer had gone
down to fourteen degrees below sera, and
thia morning, at daybreak, it stood at tliir
ty below xero. The reporta from variena
loealitiaa ranged from twenly tive to thirty
degreoa below xero. If there are any who
tbiuk this is not eeld enough to be egreea
ble, they are advised to take a trip to the
North Pole, among the Arctio Ulaeiers. It
haa been many years since we have bsd
such a cold map. In the winter of 1P55
.•, we beiieve, the thermometer alao fell to
thirty degreoa below zero, but sinoe that
time the like had not teen experienced
COAL STBAI.IHO.—There
have been cir-
cometancee under which ooal stealing might
be justified, and it is difficult to cenaure un
til we fully underatand Kuch circumstances.
Last ni^ht, fjr the third or fourth time, the
coal-hole of Grammar School No. 1, was
broken open and numeof tlie contenta taken
therefrom. Now, good people, you who
have l'sen engaged in thia busineaa, take
our advice and go to work, or if yon cannot
support youraelvee or families, apply to tho
Superintendent of the Poor House or Direc
tors, who will inveatigate your nocesaitisa
and act accordingly. Furthermore, watch
has been kept upon your luovementB, and
it is definitely known who haa been engaged
in these burglarica. We emit names, as a
reform is more deaired than prosecution
another loas will neceasitate a search war
rant and perhaps unpleasant proceedings.
ME«iBi.aaoiin
FLI'ID.—
A
DROP
SmiiL*
or
An armful of roees might exhale a more
overpowering ojor thnn a Single drop of
Phalon's "Night Blooming Cereua," hut in
frv^hneea. delicacy, and pure, healthful fm
irranne. the drop would far tranacend the
•!otrera Warsaw Mirn r.
"Throw physic l» the Jog«. I'll nonetfti.
To make easurance -uJ.lv aure
I'll take" I'usviTioH Hirrsas.
Ttiet ti.-ter fail.
ThiB great Stomachic Dealer ia juat what
the people need. It ia a remedy they can
rely on. For Dyapepeia, Heartburn, Head
ache, Diz/.inesa, Ague, Liter Complaints,
l'aina in the Sidoand Back, it haa no equal.
not the leaat among ita virtuea ia its ex-'
treme pleasantness to the taate aod imine
diate hsoetioiai effect. Try it. Buffering
Dyspeptic* aud be cured. Sunh aro the aa
aertiona of thoao aituaUd to koow. From
the v.iat amount of thia article sold,it most
have grant merit.
HIOHWAT ROBBSBT.—We
delightful toilet
article—auperior to Cologne and at half the
price.
UOLLOWAT'S I'N.LB— PBBQKABCT.—Dar
ing thia delieate situation' lad tea will expe
rieneo great relief by using this mild cn
t' artie medicine for correcting those India
pi«itions and nanseatini sickness to whirh
they are suhiect at thia period. They give
a C«n lc stimulus (o tlie circulation, and
purify end expel ell those humor* which ir
ritate tli- atomach and b.nwis. They are
so mild that the uio?t delicate oon»titation
may take them with perfect safety. For
existing fema'e* at the dawn of womanhood,
or at tin" turn of life, they are equally
adapted. S id by all Drtiggiata.
SPSBB'SWISBS
are the pare j«te of tho
grape wtioae pore and generous qualities
cannot be excelled for the invalid or coca
Tale sent. I hey am highly esteemed for
sacramental purpoaea. N 11. )-d Wine
makes good blood.
OO TO M« BW —HO TO
J.T. Tnru, Qerdener ud Ploriat, oor1
ftth and Main Sts., frutt and ornamental
tr«es. isrlt-lv
Notice.
nASBRtN APPOINTED
^I'ipertl»ors
•a tae Board .»f
Occurrences of thia kind are getting to
be a little too frequent to be pleaaant.—
Farmers will do well to be an their guard,
and prepare for each emergencies. Ths in
dividuals whs make a business of thus rob
bing them, ehould be taogbt a leeeon they
will ever bar* occasion to remsmber.
RAILMAO
the Bryant tt Stretton
Iowa Slate Bosta*** College to get a thotouh peat
Deal traslneM «xtnc«lim, .r to brconx a
t«le ra|li otrr»ur I" circulars aad panpte, ed
dr^s». (enc)r-«in? "The Brrast A ^tratlun
'imnuicual OoU«H». lMv«r.', rrt, Iowa.
Rrumer's Ualr Dye, NaMral, lnvatls. B«aatl(ul,
Beet and ('bmpest (n Ihe World (y all Drir
gii-tsaiidC' ie^trjaiowaeeper*. JOUN J. KlMMkti,
Sat*? rruprUlor, '1 bevtfint St., Fhil»te'.p^ta.
IT.HO-
of Bcott Conn
o ih# An office hAi be^n
OB ttie cornrr of nix! Kifth StrwU, »here the
und»r»t*Bftand lh« Tnw0«h1|. Tiiuim wt!! he In
etl-ndan-e from V A ., 5 p. m. dsilv, and all
licttiom for relief .j, jttae'aboTS of-
Iwiwatf n. Li^nsRKAii.
A. L, JfORTO.V,
2 Main St., third door below tho
First National Bank.
GIYIPARTICIXAR
ATTKNTION TO THE WAI W
of all klmU of fmonal Ptopertj aad Real Mats
tABCtton, or Private Bale. Tnrj aiao buy
BmmaekmUi Furniture
•f all kinds. New or
Old adveaeee aiade en lean
•toeks ot Metehaadiae fot sale at A
actios.
Ieie»,wlATI
SJs—
A.U
ArrAias.—We would sail the
attention af our citisens to the eommunica~
tion in another column from Mr. W. 11.
Holmes, in relation ta ths Peoaaylvania
Central and the Peoria A Rook Island Rail
roads.
The businees men ef Rock Island, as we
learn from the I nion, are beginning to
wake up to the importance ef showing their
hands in the matter of the P. ft I. R. R
and of giving it some material aid. It is
well they are, for while they bare beea
holding off, waiting for others to build ths
road for them, the wide-awake little town of
Molina ha« commenced looking around fur a
hundred thousand dollars to bare the road
run through hat plaee. The heavy bosi
aeea men of both places are taking hold of
the matter and are determined to push
it through. Th« Hock Islandsrs held
meeting on Saturday evening, to tabs ths
preliminary steps towards the formation a'
a Merehanta' and Manufacturers' Associa
tion for the prjlectiou ot bueineea in Rook
Island. Rich proceeding better build the
railroad and get a business to protect, before
you revolve in your great minds bow you
can get the road away from Moline, a place
that origiaatea directly and indirectly doable
the buainess for a railrsai that Bock Is-
M. DAIS'S BAKKBY, CHICAOO
During a recant trip to Chicago we took
occasion visit thia magnificent establish
•nent, the Qnest of the kind in the I nited
States. The building occupied for i'-S use
is in the rear of McVicker's Theatre, and is
146 by feet, three stories high, with
bassment—all occupied by Mr. Dake. N iae
hundred barrels of flour are concerned
weekly in the mennikcture of brssd and
otackers. This eetabllahment turns out
every day 10,000 loavee of bread and 800
barrels of crscksrs. Mr. Daks has ths ex
clusive right to manufacture Ihe Patent Ae
rated Crackers in the Northwestern States.
During last year bis sales amounted to
$MS,fOO.OU. These figuree speak volumes
wben it i« remembered that it ia only two
years aince that be started his business.
Mr. Daks is an energetic, persevering
man. He managss bis buainess with scru
pulous care, and aims to give his patrons
nons but the beet of bread and crackers.—
Inferior articles are not allowed to leave the
place. By pureuiag auch a course, aueeess
only can follow—aad if any one deierveslto
schieve it, Mr. Dake ia certainly the man.
Speaking of J. M. Dake, Fsq., we noticed
in tho I 'hicago Timet a short time siace aa
account of hia silver wedding, oo which
occasion hs and his sstimable lady wars
made the recipients of presents aggregating
in value to nearly 10,000. The employee
of the establishment, among othera, pre
aented a handsome testimonial of their ea
teem ia the shape ef a beautiful silver
veined at $l,0oo. The occasion was one of
much pleasure to all concerned.
COL. HOSACS WAITSBS.—It
TOWHSIIIP MBSTINII.—The
G.
SOCISTT AUAIH.—The
members of this popular Society are active
ly making arrangements for tbeir tbiid
quarterly concert, to be held at the Burtia
Opera Houac to-morrow (Tueadavi eve
ning. Their lsst concert was pronounced
a great aucceia for home talent to achieve,
by every one who heard it, excepting per
haps the "accredited critic." Many were
unable to attend who will doubtleas avail
tliemielve.-i of lliu first opportunity of
securing a ticket for thia cntartaiument.
They will preaent an exoellent programme,
comprising several new aud rare selections.
Among the performers we eec several new
names as well aa those of our old favorites
Miss Maggie House, Belle Hart and Iowa'a
sweetest singer, Mra. Lucy K Bennett. Me
confidently expect a rish muaical treat.
Those entitled to tickets, or desiring to bt
come so entitled, will do well to apply at
the music store of Mr. J. 0. Wallace.
P. K'lley,
W. T. Oittoe,
learn from Mr.
Israel Berr that en Friday night laet, about
eight o'clock, ns a farmer named August
B.inkey was returning home along the Du
buque road, some ten miles' from the city,
be waa bailed by a stranger who was at ths
time walking stnng tha road, and requested
the privilege of a ride. The requeat was
granted, and tho atrsnger get into the wag
en. After proceeding three-qaarters of a
mile, they came to a hedge alongside the
read, from whieh a man ruahed oat, who
took hold of the horses. While he wea do
ing this, the individual ia tho wsgen drew
a knife and demanded «f Mr. Bonkty his
money or his life. Rather than give up the
latter, Mr. Buake handed over to the rob
bers all the moaey ia bis peeaeaaion—over
eight/ dollars—the biggsst part of which
he had reeeivsd far tha load ef wheat ho bad
brought to town. Having secured the
money the villains made off, aad have since
remained undetected.
DAILY DAVENPORT
affords us
real genuine pleasure to be able to an
nounee that our diatinguished friend and
former fellow citizen, Col. Horace Walters,
formerly of the Burtia House of this place,
and more recently of the Tremont, Chicago,
has become one of Ihe proprietora of Ihe
Sherman House uf that place, under the
firm of Qsge Bros. A Walters. This same
Oolonel Waltera haa long been known ai
one of the very best hotel men of the conn
try, and right glad will hia boats of friends
in this State and olsswbers, be to hear that
he has taken the long desirsd rank of pre
prietor. In that capacity may he flourish
sxceediogty. The Tremont will miss him
greatly, for his chsngs of base will bo fol
lowed b/ the members of the oitensive
Iowa Delegation which he drew thither
from every train. We heartily congratu
late the (lege Brothers upon their good
sense in selecting a partner, and the friends
of the Sherman upon the new management.
has long been the leading houao of the
N rth West, aud is now doubly fortified in
that respect. There is another etar in the
Sherman that we wouldn't omit to mention
—none other than old Hannibal Halicar
nasaua Hamlin and he, as preaiding offi
cer of the Sherman, or any other hotel ofli
oe, can't be aurpaaaad. Verily the Sher
man has now got the strongest team ia the
busineea. Long may it flouriali.
Democracy of
Davenport Townehip met at the Council
Chamber on Saturday evening laat for the
purpoee of choosing delegates to represent
them in the County Convention to be held
at the t'ourt Iiouee on the loth inat.
The meeting was organized by calling
Robt. Chrietie to the chair, and appointing
A.
Smallfield secretary. The following
named gentlemen were theo choaen dele
gates
i.isr ov nmemi
Hugh V. (Jildea, P. J. Ruche.
Tho*. Dermody, A. 1. SmatlMd,
K. A. Oollins, John IWinlde,
Michael MeNerny
meeting of the medical profession of the
State, at Des Moines, articles of incorpora
tion of a State Medical Society were adopt
ed,— Drs E. Wliianery.of Ft. Madison J.
W. H. Baker, of Davenport Wm. Watson,
of Dubuque S. B. Thrall, ef OUumwa A.
G. Field and H. L. Wnitemsn,of Des Moines,
incorporators aad Trustees.
Ths basinets aad object thereof shall be
the promotion aad elevation of Medical
Science in the State of Iowa, the advocacy
of such measurss aa will tend to alleviate
the aufferinga of humanity, improve the
health and protect the lives of the commu
nity.
''The busiasas of the society shall bo con
ducted, and its annual meetings held at, Des
Moinea, Polk county, Iowa."
It ia a good movement suscsss to it.
BeBelatlena el Respect.
DAVBRPOBT, Feb. 10,1868.
At a meeting of students of Commercial
College ths following Committee of five
sppointed to draw up resolutions, ex
pi
ing their feeling in regard to the loss of
tbeir late esteemed principal, Mr. 8. N. lies.
Committee reported as follows
WBSIXAS, The mysterious hsad of Prov
idence haa Been fit to call from us our es
teemed principal, Mr.
S.
I^KflNLATITE
KSCI:.
[Spvetal ®srrespoad«BC» to tbe Davenport
Decosrat.
Dxe Momsa, Feb. 9th, 1868.
Button DSBOOBAT It's Sunday, but I
can't help that. It's cold too, with a glaring
shroud of snow, thin as a beggar's blanket,
over the ground.
The lagielative mill has ground "the Be
viaion of 1860" betweea tha upper aad
nether mill-stons for anoter weeb, aad to
day restetb. Every member bee come here
to beget a law, eles he bss lived in vain. If
he cannot amend the scbeol law so as to
cover some quarrel with the eub-direetor in
his district, he pitches into the revised cods
of H60. That book haa my warmeet eym
patby. Born into calf skin, with an imper
fect indsx, it has been amended until no
man knows its meaning. Parts of it have
l.een amen led Uiee and thrice. During
the preaent seesion a new Senator intro
duce 1 a bill repealing a portion of it, which
ths committee aacertained bad been utterly
repealed and done away with four years
ago That Senator ea-ne just four years
loo late to write hia name with "the few,
the immortal,'' ftc.
Miss Dickinson was ths sensation of tbs
week mat put. She is not tbs gentle Anna
of two years ago. Her race for ahekels has
uiade her seraggy and ooarae and wrinkled
like Lucy Stone, Train, Cady Stanton, and
other female orators. Her voice, which
erst gurgled like the scductive cooings of
ths pink-eysd dovs, now saws thraugh
yout tympanum like tbe matin salvo of a
battery of Shanghai roosters. The nigger is
her specialty. If she sees ghosts walking
the unoolumncd air, they aro black spirits.
None fought and fell but niggere. The
pretty death speeches in field and hoapital
all were made by niggers, and none hut
colored troops fought nob!/. She waa
rough on Grant, and her speech hashed the
effect to delay in the Senate the concurrent
resolution nominating him for the pfcai
dency. The Grant men in that branch
have found it necessary to have help, and
their "Macedonian cry'' waa answered by a
prayer from their chaplain, Kev. Rice, that
the country might be delivered from that
petticoat government whieh walketh in
darkness and wastcth at noon-day.
Nothing of grave import baa beea passed
by the Assembly aa yet. Tbe I'., R. I. A
P. R. R. bill baa been crucified for two
daya in the House, aad will probably act
be brought to a Tote until after the reoeat.
The principal opposition to it is by parties
in the interest cf the Chicago and North
western corporation, who look upon the de
feat of thia bili as a long etep toward ton
Hlidiition. Other parties between here and
Council Hloff« have thrown the queetion of
ioeation of the line in as a further compli
cation, much, 1 imagine, to the injury of
their oction, as the ij testion really involv
ed in the hill is r. whether the line ia to
run down the Turkey valley, or to Adel or
Winteraet, but wlttthtr tht road ii to be built
at all oi\not. If consolidation with the
A N, W. results, the line will never go past
Des Moin«. Davenport, Iowa City. Maren
go, and all the towns and counties on the
line have for jesrs looked fmvard to the
day when they would be o:i a grand
"tlirou^l line.'' The countiea west of here
have had the same interest and the same
atpirat:* n. Tho-e counties number only
«,IOII people, and yet the representatives of
that amall number reem blindly bent on
BaoriOcin- their own inture^ts together with
those of the lou.ooi) inhabitants uf the
cmnties on the line between Das Moines
snd Davenport, by casting the road, bound
hand and toot, into the cenaolidating
clutches
nf
H. Leonard,
H. 1). fT»m
Joe UalligW,
Aden
Ileoi. Rarr,
Michel ritdher,
Daniel Bran,
T. I). F.agal.
Jno. McManae,
Samuel Parker,
Bamnel Orndorf.
Jas. bindaay,
Adam Wer8aa«»
Joitiih Uttft,
Kd. Ilraco,
Thoa. Uoolejfj
Jno. Kauflman,
Ad trii Hlair.
Kdward Jrnetnga,
Robt. Chriitie,
Paul llouteh,
.1. Murphy,
.las. Cunningham,
I,. S. Vielo,
,\ Itu hardsell,
l)p xTurrav,
J. S. Drake',
Th"«. Robeson,
E. Sherman,
Jan. (iorinao,
John 1.1IIIS,
.. 0. Hrnee,
B. If. Martin,
('has. Beiderbeeke,
John F. Miller,
John Sefcmidt.
Aug Lit' lit,
Jet Doolej,
Daniel Kill loo,
IVter garker,
PACKBT COWA«V.—At
NOBTBWBSrSB!!
the recent annual meeting of the North
western Pscket Company, held In Chicago,
the following gentlemen were electcd e(9
cars and Directors for the current yesr:
President—W. F. Davidson.
Secretary and Treasurer—Wm. Rhodes.
Superintendent—P. S. Davidson.
Directors—Wm. F. Davidson, of St.
Paul: Geo. L. Dunlap, of Chicago John
Gaull, ef Chicago John Lawler, of Praitie
du Chien Wm. Rhodes, cf St. Paul.
STATS MAPICALSOCIKTT.—At
N. Ilee, who has
evsr fulfilled his duties faithfully to aa aa a
trachcr, been true to us as a friend, and
kind to us aa a Ghriatian brother, therefore,
be it
Kuolttd, That in bis loss the Commer
cial College of this city loses one of its
ablest supporters, and one whom will ever
be held in grateful remembrance by the
atudenta.
Jifjoirtd, That while naouraing hia death
we cannot forget,—wa are ftnta t* contin
ually ktep befm u his inimitable qualities
ss a acholar and Christian gentlemen, pes
ssssing ail the requirements foe swsh.
Rt*0lr*d, That his untimely death should
bs a warning to us of tbs uncertainty of life,
and thst we should be prepared, aa be was,
to meet the laat summons.
That these sentiments of oar
hsartfelt sympathy be extended to the ef
fllcted family, end that a ropy of Iheee res
olutions be banded to them, and, aise be
pabiiehed in the deilv papers.
F. A. BALCB,
W. H. SAWTBB,
BOWAHD BBASNOCK.
R.
8. HBTZSL,
l-\
L. B. TICBSSOB.
A Wisconsin slairveyeat, who alaims to
Bad atelsa aad Ism gaada for has saatom
era, ImaedwtiMdlhr smnl laal artUha.
tho Northwestern Company
Such infatuation was ncTcr seen »:rce the
anti-del uviant persisted in swearing thst
"the flood" would be only a Summer
shower.
Many mr-ml ers h*Tc already anticipated
the recess by go ng home, and the coining
week will be dull.
Prominent sa the loftier of the Dcmocra
oy In the Housa is Hon. T. S. Wilson, of
Dubuque. After Col. Babbitt, he ia the
oldest fcttler in the State, having been here
31 rears. lie
WJI
the recent
Tour readers have heretofore been kept
poated on tbe movements for and sgainat a
license law. Whenever it waa sought to in
struct the committee by s resolution, the
prohibitory men have voted it down,'and
have aa d, "introduce your bill for a license
lew and let it go to the committee, to be
conaidered and reported upon." On yes
terday Mr. Werner, of Lse, introduced a li
cenae law, which waa unceremoniously ta
bled, bv the v.-rv prohioitior.iata who bad
promised to vote for its reference! This
breach of faith was followed by tha intro
duct ion, by kipmy, of Greene, of a bill re
pealing the "wine and beer clause."' I| was
moved to table thia on which the licenaa
law men and democrats v^ted "m." keep
ieg the promise they had made to 'let all
these mattera go to tbe committee, although
they were absolved from its obeervaoee by
the bad faith of the radicals and prohibi
tionists. The motion to table iraa lost aad
the bill wee referred te the committee
It ia rumored to day, that Gotten,' who
cares ootlnog for a liceoae law, only aa its
sdvosacy may ride him into Congress is
drilling te rsconeider their action. No mat
ter what they do, their bsd faith it on rec
ord against them, and their being scared in
to a retreat from their preaent poaition will
only militate against thsm at that bar
vbers politicians ars judged for deeds dons
in tbe legislaturs—the poil*.
I1!! |0SP®1r,1,n«
fne««"iree
now pending,
aad that mill be the overahadowing meas
ures of tbe sssaion, are the Railroad hill re
ferred to, the Reform School, the relief for
the Iniveraity, the new capital bill the
insurance law, and the law establiahing the
Court of tommon Pleas. This latter law
•nbracti the following fefttarta. Eaeb ia
dlcifcl district is vidod into common pltM
districts, whose judges have entire control,
first, of all probate bosiness exclusively
aboliehmg the
concurrent jurisdiction which
now exists betweea the county and distriot
courts in tbe settlement of eatatee. Sec
ondly, of ail cases on indictment by the
grand jury of the district court and proseed
ioga nnder the writ of ai quod immn'im
The court holde quarter aeuiens and heart
appeals from justice* of the peace. The
county judge becomes county auditor aad
clerk of the board of auperviaors, and has
charge of all road baataeas. Tho anly ob
jection thus far urged against ths law is the
committing of probats businsss to ths tars
of this court. That part af it may be
stricken out.
Tbs Capitol bill will daabtlesa paaa. aa
alaa the University bill. An Insaranus lav
is doubtless Imperatively
demanded and if
the oae presented meets ths demand U will
pass.
There are most cheering indisetioas af a
Urge gathering of the Democracy at the
convention of tbe ?Cth. Senator Coaee
has made arraagements with all tha roads
running here lor half fare.
The Dee Moinee bsth housa took Are thie
morning sad sent a half dosen nude and
dripping bathers into the street. No dam
age done.
The Dsmocratic clob hsrs holds frsqusnt
and profitable meeting*.
Ta ta, CBIMOCO.
ROTAL BASIBO Powvca Is actually cheap
er by twenty-five per cant, than
Oraaa Tar
tar aad Soda, aa
farH.
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1868.
1
LL!rro"V,
H"*k
**mn?
tb
lalaLj Hail
H",,rr\
ku rnvT: Your report
prnct,
(t
.c Prorw Jc Kc.ok
Wce'i. K yisttr)a', while
rK
tbe .mdTr* trt! ino'-
Le
lan^usie used by the 1'reai-
.'ul "'h'r speakers conveys aa Incor
fee. impress. ,u -..ticli 1 wisii to remove.
i rtfer to tte •latcment that the Peansyl
7*®** Centra- Rnllrc*d Conpany, bad o'
ITU
,0J
-l
the FcTin road, pro-
li ^'i-any procured on tbe line
t*™lui
kutlicient •ubecriptlon to
grade, briV
1Dd Ue
„|e
d-»btlese
al on the p*t! of the speaker*—as the rarj
ties nuking :ie and miking no dilTci
enc-ti ii,,., ,,1^
iD the
(cbstantial result.
The facts are these
it
C^luc-bua
4. Indiaaapolis Ceatral
Haliway Cuiir^ny
opc ft
:,rect line from
Columbus io, to the Stat1-' line of Illinois
—"I w- „r Lo^ajifjx :t. lnd.—besides
a route from 'niunibus !o l^Junapolis, and
from the Sut- lme, have Ii med close aflll
nttton with a
ae Irr)m lbeex
via Peoria to
IveoKuk and Warsaw. Tin portion lying
some fifty p.,-
s
southwest from Peoria is
being rapidly buiit, auc milce trom
~rs*w
,0
war la 1'eoria, ar- J''W iu lur.
These vonipuaics are—or at least mere—
desirous ol lusving an ou.li' to the Missis
siptu at a point wh-.cn to• enable them
to r^ach the Oniiiu Union i'aolic ltaiiii uj
via the C. 1{. 1 1'. i{. un 1 by river or
'UL FTT.IU.'
ii.
a W
ith Northern IOWH,
Minnesota and Western Wisconsin. The
companies uauuj
u
re ..uJantly able—
wttlioui tttJ!ro: u'„t Iviu :'.road
Comp«ny—to bui.d some nlnity miles of
road, if necessary to furtl.t their intertst
and persona1 intirvi«ws wr.b several officers
ana capitalists connected with thoee lines
justify me in *4)
i
,g n^.y disposed to
uo all that was rm,oDelk'—aod they muy
beeo still—btit while tbe itirens of hock
Island and DaTcnport haTi been hesitating
and deliberatinj, doing—l far as those Who
will reap the tLul heneti' i-» concerned—
almeit nothirig, tfce (jolamtius Conijwuiy have
tiecn ailing, an (.n the 1'Jti. iiu'-, at Colum
bus, articles ot consolidation will be ct»n
aumniated lietweeu the Oo imbua k Indiana
Central Kailrosit and the Chicago & Great
Eastern Company, who run a road Irom
Chicago to Kictuuond, lnd»ne,and virtually
to Cincinnati, therehy securing a direct out
let to Omaha, Wifconi n, Minnesota and
Northern Iowa, winy Koek
Idan't, except via t'liicago. whieh they can
do with but iiuie disadvantage in distance.
Deing somewhat friend y to tbo 1'eni:
sylvania Central K&iiroaii. am glad the
"Poakers rci.ognited the :1 vantage* to ac
crue Irom a new, add it mal connection
with that line but cundo" requires me to
say tkat they wuulj not rtueive tho exclu
aive benefit ()f sroad to 1'eoria lor at Lo
gansport, 173 miles east of Peoria, thie line
is intersected t-y th. Teledo, Wabaah &
Western Railroad, runnier to Toledo—100
miles northisst—giving cl, dec of Lake navi
gation, or the New \oit Central, Grand
Trunk, or Erie Railroad to tbe Kastern
riliee. At Columbus, Ohio—a great Hail
road center—the New Voik Central, Erie,
and Baltimore i iinio lUilroads, compet
itors of the Pennsylvania Kail road so that
s|*ciai atlvanti^.-, tho I'uti-burg route
can only be obtained by tbeir atlordtng bet
ter facilities—not I '.lierwis*. The now con
solidated mjnoy—'.ho Cohimlinj, CV..i
cagu A Imliana i.utral Itaiiroad—would
probably still aid '..berslly the completion
ol the Pcotia A Ruck Island linilruad,
though it is not aeit a net'-'ity but those
who expect thia v,r be d"ne without the
full co operation of the terminal cities will
surely lu disappointed at those who, on
this unreliable hone, wilhti 1J aid thvy can
well afford to ejTU
w
s]| j„. rcnponsiblc il
there is any tail ure to but... When saga
cious buf-ines-i men build re ids to any point
without the synipithy and i.elp of the peo
ple who will bo ei'tkiii or benefitted
thereby it is to Mares *,th stronfter nt
tractions than this lecality. snd where the
tratlic isindispeusihlc tost urea return tor
the money invea'.iJ.
If the c- '.i/.ei Daverj iort and lluck
Island t-uvl ti i UuU loin'tr there will be
no complaint tb.t or gool Itaiiroad is in
sufficient for their proper accommodation.
Aud as we should and an do, by in
creasing outlet? east, and extending and
multiplying facilities froci the we"t, and
two roads will each carry encc more than
one now does, an•! this trinity will aug
ment its population, extSDl its manuf&c
tures enlarge us nurc u.' le opera'.ion.s,
enhance its we-i th.uiij pt :no?e the mate
rial anu i-ncial ir.- •«rity this region lor
an area embracing winy bides. It was a
tntxim of tboo w terai ancient hes
thens, "that the goc!-. help l: ise wuo help
themselves. Witt men know aud
ncl as did the goils of n loitri age.
D.ventiort, Feb. Sth,
one of the first Federal
Judges of the Territory, an i has more late
ly served long and weit on the bench of liis
District His legislative ixperience nutn
bera many ?e«sione, an 1 in direct know!
sdge- of parliamentary law, and a juat con
ception of the rourteMcs and amenities of
legislation he haa nj superior in either
Uouse. Another member of the minority
deserves mention here as a most active leg
ielalor, and wise and efficient part.san —P.
U. Wright, of Alamakee. Always watehfui
of the public weal, cautious, never caught
napping, experienced in legislation, having
been a member of the last House, his ser
vice, both to party and State, could ill be
spered.
K1A1K 1E|»8.
—James Wa isworth, of vton, was sod
dsnlv killed on Wedneedsj ast. Ihe Ke
puhliean saye thnt !i waa nt to step in
to the bucket to d' S" .d a al .-haft whan,
the bucket not htir.g propk: y hocked on
the repes ho n«S piei pitat*! to tho bottom
of the shaft -a ui tar. of ^c:ie thirty feet,
ilia left 'eg and ii ps wt-o completely
siua»b«d, an he wss ther#: »injured. He
waa taken out ar.d Miveyci home, wheic
he died in s few minutes. Ir. Patton was
called, but Mr. Ws lseorth til dead before
be arrived. The defeased Vis about flfty
six years of age, of a vigcrott constitution,
and spparcntly in the prims( of bis lifs.
—Tbe Dubuque I'iralJ |iys that John
Fiynn, who was kicktd by a turae last week
has disd of liis injurss.
Lumber wharfsge rates in Dabaqua to
outside dealers, are »sfollows:
Lumber, per M.»*•«»»....$ .#0
Hhinelei, .05
Lath, 10
Deg Moines folka hate finally arrived
at a settled determination to procure a steam
firs engine. The Jiliby sesata to be tha fa
vorite with the Council. It is a Ikvorite
everywhere it hai bc*n ussd
—Blaekbawk eourty is one of the thrift
iest, go-abesdest ic ths whole State. In
proof of it read tin tolluwicg frsm acorro
spondsnt of the Dubuque Tim*t
"Daring tbe Isst three years over 450
buildiags, from tb* mall cottage with
twa rooms to ths etsgaat $10,000 resiJsaco,
hava boon built Our citisens have paid
$25,000 toward tha g**ing of tho Cedar
Rapids k St. Psnl Railretd, from Vinton to
this point. The r«*
w«
J^-Dav's Advertisements.
NEW AND
HIS
II. iIoiMK».
1 bs irensd in ths
spring, as tbe graJisg ii now completed,
and next fall we to have another
route to Ohicsgo, and e-antually connect
With St. Paul and St. Loiis. Ws hsvs ons
depot, six elevator* snd three warehouses,
with asUrags capic'y
0
OITV NOTICES.
tkatlaate CMcaaff Klearalgia,
Nervo-aabe, aad stUsr painful nsrvoas eem
plaiats readily suceamb to tho iafluenee of
Dr. TUBMEV3 rlC-DOULOURlOX, or
UNITBRSAL NK^RALQIA PILL. Thie
msdioine is a for inch maladiss. It
stimulates the nertt .ftuid wbea it haa be
come enfeebled, and piomoto* a healthy re
action. Apothecarie* have it. Prineipat
depot, WO TREMOWT STREBT, BOSTON.
MASS. Paics, $100 per package bf
man, two postsgs »t—p» eitta.
I CHASF.
8.COS
K N1U GKY WHISK 11S
•_
I»H. n. B. I'Ot'HKAi
OFFir1',
FARR.VXD S Keaideace
on Iawa Mrojt, between 11th an 1 lith ale
Ta* B*av *RO
OBMUIAI TOKIO
IM
ar
PH«*-
phoraaand CeMaasa^owaae Uaawll, Mack a Ce a
rtm Phoephoratad Kttxtr of Cattaaja Bath. The
Iroa reatorM eelor to lh« Mead, the pbMpharna
aews waetaof theeerve tleaa*. aad thtSOmrigtvee
a aateral b«eltWal leas te the dtaaettrTmaaa.
theraby cartas
we«fcfaie*B
aplritn. Mai
artag dnpeeala la IU verloas hnt,
ia. Maeraf dahtltt*. aad dvpraaalea el
•ariMmdaal by Oaewatl, Baaard A
W 4VfW
a mistake, unintention­
Toth. Raid by all droiHletf
oa-wedAweow
,1
JWrtV4.i
JOSEPH M. BAKE,
WBOLKIill
MUD AM CIACKEI ItllEt,
Sol* Maaaiaclanr la tbe Korth-wast or the
Patent Aerated Crackers,
R««rsf MeVlektr's Theatre.
P. 0. Draw.r -r.V ('BICMt.
STE.LM
T* and from tht *ld founlry,
Shortest Sea Passage.
Tha favorite Srat ciaar Clyde balli Iruc ilMMie
THK MHE
ot
Traaa-Atlanttc ftetm |arket eht|a
SUROPA, t'OLf II HIA. AOAIIIA.
I»KA, HIMEHNIA, IMITKIl
CALEDONIA. HKITANSIA. KINGDOM.
Sell ngularljr to and fria New York. UATRt OF
PASBAIflt lew a« Ny anr other flint claw line
Three flue oeaaneteameraarefltle*) aj tn «vrrf rea
pcct to tararc tbe aafetjr, comfort, acil ruanaitaw ef
Maaen(en. l)n rery advantageous tenia the Aachae
una (rant throagh ncketa to aad from all the ateBuaa
oa the trlah and stagllah Rallwaya, and the principal
etttea lathe United State* and alaofoeward paasengeie
at very moderate ratee to and from Praaee,
Oenaaay,
Ac. As thia Company doe*
not enntojr rnanem,
thoa*
who wtah paNatetlcsni, or rertMM of nnsaur te
send far metrfnenda, or any further Information, will
plaeeeapply at
any ortherompaiiy'saeenele*
throagh
eet the States, or
at the head office In \#w Varfc to
llKNDRHSON HItOTIIIRS,
No.
S
It.)W!Ing 'ITTCI. V*w Vorlc,
Or to ltirmaMiiiit llaoo..
Democrat ufllce, lareu port, tewa.
GROCERIES.
P. KERKER & SON,
GROCERS!
S3BOOXT3D STREET
•itwass N«lm dk aarrlsaa.
J. L. HEBERT,
SaecMsor to €'. R. Marks.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES!
CaiCAM,.
HUN,
Opposite PtBUjIriaia
JOSHfA BURR
11^8
E -O E N E
CnXMODIODfl HTORB
.Vo, 31 Brady Nt
Deere laelew llaveaperS \su
tlomsal UaBli.
WHBHB
HR WII.L BH PLKARRD TO Sin
hia old frtenda aal all who want
CHOICE GROCERIES
AT
The Lewest Market Masadh
Davenport, Jea. »th. l«a«. -dAwtj
Buy Your
GIIVIE, POULTRY, OYSTERS,
FRKSH FISH, FIGOS, BUTTER,
CHEESE, ALL KINDS OF VEG
ETABLKS AND FRUITS AT
SWAN'S,
sa l.»
:..
URAUl WT.
REGNIER & SKILE3,
DKALBK8 IN t'ilOICE FAMILY
O E I E S
Tea*, Dried Frutt»,
Wooden Jt WiUoim VI nrei,
Cordage, Twine,
Whips. Powt'.« r, Load, Shot, Cappt
44 Brady SI., Daveaptrle
New Grocery Store.
1m 11. PA1NB,
Very Choire Family Gi ceries!
AM)
PROVISIONS.
L«w Prieei* Wiraatri GN^B
•OIIOBASLR DEAI.nO.
Cell aad see aa« at Kl'LTON'S BLOCK, Perry St.,
aearM. derll-dtf
Oldest Grocery House in Davenport.
iu wit mis
Wheleaale end Retell dealera la
Cloice Eriemiis,
BHISi SH.S. PAISTSjtTO.
w OeU aad aee Ooede aad leara the prlsss
ell d] If O. S BAIT
V
113,000 bushels.
In 1867 ws shipp** 3(1,000 bushsls of
wbsat. One miller pun based 90,000, snd
on the 1st of Jjssary here were 45,000
bushels in stors, tasking a total of 438,000
bushsls purchssci in out stmts lsst yssr.
Number of paaeenrers sr-iving, 8,000. Ons
thousand and thirteen ctrs of lumber were
rearfved duriog the sami time, whieh will
give some idea ofthe pngre«s in building
In anl around the 'i'y. Tbs population of
tho county in 19M 19,801, in 1817,
10,036,
Family
Groceries
•atiafactton
Deliver*
NOW 18 THS TIME
TO
DRY GOODS, Etc.
SIMON QUETTEL,
IB SKLLT50 OFT
E I A I I E S S O 1
TBR
RHTtRB STOCK OF OOODB NOW I*
Sieee, eosatatlnc of
FT—"—. DeLstaas,
ALSO OTHER COTTOIt OOODB
AT COST.
Baat CallcM, 10 k llel».a jard*
All Floe© Goods at Cost.
AH. norions. BOSTBRT. AT COST
Ladlaa' fare mt
MQ*.Capea,OtOTRS.
.».V»
PIPKS
m,
bf
Jewelry,
0
&
DAVENPORT.
Oeflen, Heode. Ae.
ke HAL/ PRICS. Dreaa Ooode, SkirU.
WeaaalB.
BlMhitl. ela^ BBLOW
OOSF 1
MOK OCT SOB TDR RAMS ARP RIMRML
nm OTirabk
PROPRIETORS
TEH MS:
Down-Dowa the Prices go
E A S V K O
DRY GOODS
#1 and 43 SffJUl M1MEKT.
Itviig leased the Isrge sad fonsdlovs mm Is
1
Dry Goods and Carpets!
2*
Cobtinare.
SttKK
E I A I O W 9 N
TBI® STOCK Of GOODS MUHT HK SOLU
A ainlkuM .. aiacaaailiiw wUl Sb.l In unr aiH L.
... Another Reduction on Drni MoMs.!
Woolen Uoosls aud Carprti.
,r1
WHOLESALE HOUSE.
Self A Myers* sew fcrlek Msek* I an sew prepared, with sae
WM
Ih9 largMt ui krt useki
FL R*i
FO
vk
M. |». AI BTI.1.
NMSTR,
oteni la tht State, ta
0 MIP
SO. IS LAKE BTRIRT,
WUOI.KSA1.R DKALRKS IN
Dri£s,liidicines Fancy Ms, Paints, Oils
VARNISHES, TURPENTINE,
Castle 8o4a, Mal Soda, Paint Oil, Terra J*psalea,Dve
Btuti, BruBtars, Claisware, Soda A nil,
K O I N & 0 O X- O
y HaaalhctBrrr* of Woolen (loixt* eM Bfet* c»n promre nf an elrlrtty pnre By* Klih
Saw Bafeea a*« rmptctftillf InvltMt in eaamlti* our atock Ufure parchaalng «la*whrr*., angf-dlf
tL-lablislieil ISMt
NICHOLAS KXJHNEN,
Manufacturers of Cigars and dealers in
LEAF. PLUG & FINE CUT TOBACCO,
JS.
nnwj%
W. c. WAimWORTH.
J. N. REED ft CO..
••.•.inois.
of
atl ttadi.
S.HOMXHS .IUTI11.IS,
Keep* en hand the lareeet Stock ant Variety ol aoura guoda of any huuae in the State. T#
baccoDiata and all tl*ai«ra in abur.- ^oxta are invited |te esamiae .Stock aad i'rieea, and the
quality of my gooda before purehraiag elaewbere.
Cor. Main and ild Mtreela, Davenport, Iowa.
ftTOAH
—X
yBaldwln&Marston\i
Wh.lea.le Hc..ll\^
.j-J
fi
Prices reduced
IMs,
SpectBclee, us
Coin Sllvor A Plated Ware, Opera
and Flold Classes, Cold /A
Pens, Ac., Ac. yg
|Wairliii and itpn.i.il. it
ravlnj leatlj .lemlef!. .-"A.
&
Vic.
bet. Bt»
•—w
New Fall and Winter Styles
TBB HMT KXTK1VSITE STOCK IN THE CITY.
Clelhi, Catriiaereh Tweedm Celleaadet, Jtani A Uaeaa
TAILORS' TRIMMINSt,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I
to40prct.
20
MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING
GENTS FURNISUING GOODS
AO. 36 WKBl SECOND
HTKKRT.<p></p>KRAUSH
R.
IMiltf CaaaUsaraa asd Jeaaa at Paetsay Prlee*
1 lS-Mrtf
BEIDERBECKE & MILLER,
Rucox/t7srv^
WHOLESALE
JLJStt*
NO. S9 IfBiT SECOND STREEt*
Wo Invito ttM Trade te examine onr Qnii aad Frieos*
IT arisrs by
Jfterrhant Mr.
BISII
A.LAMOVILBT, H. 1HOIIK,
Davenport.
LAN6PELDT,
M. #1 Weal
ReUcttM. Ji
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Sold lo ths Wset. K I
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We haie fallowed i Kn*trm markrln roiu|il.
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lrif«s of tti'«
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can male it un ubiect ler tl.rm t«
fetor na with their 'riti-r*.
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lea:tm lilt Iu„.,, 'I .rreet.
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& nj'.irv
SHELF
S a w n o
Vhmiee Vutlery,
Aad a general etaortment of tti* Staple arlleles
ei'lhe trad* at greatlf redueed prime.
AttBICPLTl'RAL INPLEMKlKTil
or ALL EINI'M
AT
TSR I.OWKRT rait'BN,
to oooataot coeri|»t of «sslat
linstock of avarfthinK in tlit» ltn«* tltr
Trade sad Censlry Mtrrhaall
Will ronwtilt thnr inttfrat I* cnliihg a»J
Sttiinin^ hMMitla Url r«» ptirrltNuiti^ t*ln«nli«r#
From a thorough kinwlnl^o o? the tmsinos*
tl sti|»t'i u»r mis tuilsy in btivitiv. all must
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WHOIESHE 1 RETAIL
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mmmtst te heaw
A I W A E
No. ft West Seroml Nt.v
l»AV r.NI'OUT, IOWA.
WRUna
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of lh* I'ulillo lo nnr larg* aad |feiS
plate Rtnek, eeanliny in |art cl
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rCTTY, 1.1 NrtKKII Oil. Tl HHRRtlRB»
WHITE I.KAK, I.KA f» I'lt'lt,
/ABI.R ARII POt'KKT I I TI.KRV.
•Urer Plated Ware, l.eather sal
Babher Helilag,
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FENTERH' Sllll* A IU MATMi.v IUA
tjiiifiisrs AMI worms- tools.
Aad a general aaanrinit nl i( ^onda in our line
which an offer cl V JIOJ I.K A RKTAli
et the
Lowest naiKet Rate*,
A»r:sM Km
FAIRBANKS SCALES-
Aad Baferd'n Premium Plow*.
ou&trv H-'i )tantsia\!l fi
to esll anl prico our got
i
thall
l»e lof^
ai wr
pt ca«h
partkaauitf elat*«li r.aawrrao otlrr aup«*rftf
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lu«ev)«fiiii
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TOBACCO A 8ECAIH.""
DAVENPORT
TOBACC C^H OK KH*
Fine fat Tobarrts nsd 8rf«ra
JLrt WliolosalO
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front etreot, b»lw-« n IVrry I ,« n,
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JACKER ft WINECKE,
lAVTfiffrrnM a DAAI VM
SEGAttS, TOBACCO,
PIPES. &0..
If*. S4 BrMr Street. Iietweel
Hwaal A Tlalpd Nt«„
eeptt dly lUVEM'OKT. l.tWA.
When do
jon hny
Brmine,
voiit
FURNTrURE?
DEUTSOHMANN'O
or l.'O0R8Bl
He.SSBaatsi
'SS., b«s. Penf
suad Keek IU
latsia atreetH
WIVEHPORT, I0WI,
There yon ran atwaye Sod a complrir a*«nrtaaMl
efetecaut Furcliun mail* In tho m»t .uti.iantlel
•aanii Parlor ami (Jl.iwnl^r s»tt.
al» at. »n haan.
Olve BMa call. V. DKI TSt llMANN.
aorlMlj BS Raet Stnmt, PaTenpnrtk
LABXBS' FTOA
la Staek Cfial It It la tha Statts
MINK
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Vro» to $UO 9^
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Ignirfri,
Muskra%
French,
Sablcli
At Prtaca that would As
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at 'I1 Ll'jjr*
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