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To SCIENTIFIC and Practical ARriculfnre
WHITES QUADRuLE BAND
LeClatre, Scott Co., Iosca.

BAND OF TWELVE
First Violin, Jacob Strssser,
Second Violin, schultz,
Clarionet, John SCHUYLER,
Flute, Hockstedt,
Cornet, Aichaeli,
FIRST Trumpet, Heary 0ohuhlss,
Second Trumpet, Ekart,
First French Horn, Schroeder,
Second French Horn, Baluf,
First Baritone, A. ". Read,
Contra Bass, Pabst.
RTompteH, 4. n. white.
BAND OF FIVE
FIRST Violin, 4. n. White,
Second Violin, Jacob Strasser,
ClAriones, John schunler,
Cornet, Henry SCHUYLER,
1aee, A.sW. hsad.
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IGRNCED Oanvsssing Agents wanted in al parts
Of the country for the Comprehensive Geography
and History, (Ancient and Aodcrn) Of the Whole
world" fro1, the earliest ages to the present time
Bye. 8 GooDRICH, (Peter Parley) Elegantly bound
and beautifully illustrated Price o. Sold only BY
Agents to whom special districts will be given. Ap
plicans should state what counties they would Ike
vor particular apply 70
J. Il. COTTON co.,
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Insure your Property.
the WAUCONSHA INSURANCE co.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

I'M sbove relisble Company havirg compllei
with The lag OF the State % IoWs r gula, M
foiesn 'nsufan>e Companies pr epared 10 iss ne
Poiic1es on Fire ans AsrDe fsks ut cur rent rsfes
JOHN xoN1kR, (of J. Dial & Col
agent ut Davenport,
DsvenpLrr BECK.
CONDITION OF THE wAUGoNsHA FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, January 10th
1888.
Bonds and Anrtgag' =, 1st Lien on Real
s-tar, drawing 10 per cent interest .Sl0S, 10 o.
SlocNs,. ........................ 5.Uoou
Notes. bfs'ts ard AcIr ptsnces ......... e531a 50
Cssh on hand. aud 10 hands u Agents. 4s35 81
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LIABILITIES.
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vTlwENTY-THRK8 eligible Building Lots, sstustsd
on Harrison, Third, Ripley and Blondesoe sereets
ucuisrs enquire Of ooRBIH Dow. or
(Ausdtfl ANDSNAY
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For Sale or Lease.

EOUn LOTS situated on ID and Scott street, to,
e particulars enquire Of OoRDIn 4 Dow, or
TsuxI 5dtsl jams NAY
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For Rent.

TTHHE OFFICE heretofore occupied by Messrs Cook
L Dillon 4 Iindley, opposite Cook 4 sargent's
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KUHNEN, Tobacconist. [Dec2stf
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GUoCDssOss TO TOWNSEND, SMITH ! Co or ZEE
~ Hawkeye Machine Snop," and n Donahue, OF
the " lie Clair - manufacturers of improved Oscil-
latiDg Slide Waive and Steamboat Engines, Mil Work
Machinery, ShAfting Puilies, &C, h.
n REPAIRING and ZOO work promptly attended 70
Davenport, Iowa January 10 1873 tJ9Ita
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For Sale or Lease.

yoI ding back 10 feet.
ttognnsthsv articuolars INQUIRE Of Corbin Z Dow
sys / sw, or OF JAMES NAY.
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rpn1,yrnIyfls IN coyGRrss,


wasutsa7ey. Fab. f.--Sssdte.--Mr. Dooittle, of
Wisconsin, presented petition from citizens OF
that State, asking that steps might DE takeu, py
conquest or purchase, for the annexation OF Cuoa.
The bill for the increase Of the army was IaAes u
nm Mr. Houston advocated ths substitution OF
border Rangers for regularly enlisted troops Also
promotion from the ranks, instead OF selecting OF
acers from civil life.
long discussion then took place as to whether
the bill for the admission of Minnesota as state,
or the Pacific Railway bill should be considered.
Mr. Mason said there might be circumstances
making it necessary for the Southern states In or
der to determine where they stand In the Union,
to take up the Minnesota and Kansas bills To-
gethsr.
Mr. Wilson, of Mass, said such conjunction
was unnecessary, and gave notice that he and his
friends would avail themselves of all legitimate
means TO resist the admission OF Kansas under the
Lecompton Constitution.
Mr.. Hale of N. L., said there bad never been a
proposition that so seriously Threatened dlsrup-
ton of the Union, as that made by the senator
from Virginia, Mr.. Mason
of the two subjects. lie then proceeded 10 ADDRESS
the Senate in au eloquent speech In favor oil Union
elicitipg applause from the galleries.
The subject was debated until late hou.;
Eouse-A resolution was adopted Tor the ap-
nointment of a committee Of seven to consider a
reduction Of the expenditures OF government nav
ipation laws. and the expediency OF the abolition
of import duties and resort to internal taAa.ion.
To issue a warrant for the arrest Of J. b. William
son, of New York, who refused to appear before
the corruption Investigation committee In the case
of Iawrence Stone 4 Co.'S expenditure.
The bill appropristing $500 900 for the support
of National Armories was read third time ana
passed. This item omitted by accident last
year. in the appropriation BILL.
Mr. Parrott of Kansas, presented a remonstranee
from the legislative assembly of that city, against
its admission under the Lecompton Constitution
Mr. Lane asked the admission of Oregon into the
Union as a State.
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2.Sf6.l4i

Private Hayre and Manchester AuSices.
BosToN jan 3oth.-The following il an extract OF
A Liter received per C4nada and dated
MANCHESTER, Jan. is. ls5S-Dlscounts Nefe e. IL
duced Thursday to per cent against ~ per a
three weeks since Trade here continues very quieI,
there being no anxiety to secure goods. we mus.
walk before The fact Is. many ar cieaIeu
ments of produce from various distant markets have
to be provided for with loss OF b TO 40 per eet'
Annexed is an extract OF Letter oa.e1 ia easier
this week with only moderate inquiry; Ordinary
Orleans 92@93f. closing with depressed and irres-
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE Jan. 3Oth.-The cotton market is firm I'M
der the foreign news the decline abroad being CON
middling at 9sI6l0 cents for the range. The sales
of the week have reached 22Ov1 bales, ana the re-
ceipts for the same period 24.iD0.
Richmond Markets, Feb. list.
TOBACC0-rhe breaks are unusually large for the
season, most of superior quality. We quote Inferior
Tugs at $685.; good 4L4@5; inferior leaf. 6(a6i;
fine manufacturing in market The receipts OF loose
have been smaller this week and prices much better
to-day; Lugs 3hGei1st@' leaf, 67s@l1 49,. g..
FLDUR-There Is DO change in quotations: Su-
pertine for shinment, s.. 25Ge5 3719-markotd dull.
WHEAT.-We continue quotations: Good to
prime Red s,.2c@l25; good to prime White Sl-3o9
CORN.-we quote 50@55 cents, according to quail
ity-market quiet
BACoN.-1he market Is not so active and We
quote Sides es4G9l0 cents; Shoulders s4@6H cents;
'i sWaARsIWe quote New Orleans at 791as4c
Porto Rico and Cuba. none in markets Loaf l24sc
Crushed and Powd'd lI4@llRc; Coffee lt@lO(4c
b Coffee 93&Gl93tc; Coffee go 9i4o
CtFFEE-Market quiet. We quote Rio l03atG
NE az to quality and quantity; Laguayra 49,: ia
Java l71zc; Mocha l6c. Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure &
Co sold at auctien. on Wednesday, 527 bags of Rio
Coffee at 945 to 10 So. averaging ~ cts.
EY.-Rchmond Recthed 2l@22c. dull
Cincinnati none in market.
CATTLE, &c.
BEEF-We still quote sales at 81 to $40, the latter
for very choice.
MUTTON We quote 81 50 to SIS per head.
HOGS.-SSGG5.j0 per Cwt.-in limited purchases,
there being lttle done in packing here beyond the
wants off amias
HIDES-SaItei from to S cents per ID ;aTeen )
TO cents; Dry Is 10 l6 cents
MONEY MARKET.
There is nothing new of financial character
Money 'ntinues easy Exchange continues strin-
gent. We give quotations below:
EXCHANGE. on New York 399fs Philadelphia 3;
Baltimore 2A.Gi3 per cent premium.
GOLD-3ll3ts per cent. premium
The Banks here throw out the notes Of several Viz
They are: Branch of the Rank of the Old Dominion
at Pearsburg; Bank of Philppi Bank of Berkeley,
and all the Wheeling Banks
The notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is per
cent discount,
North Carolina Bank notes l1a@2; South Carolina
Bank notes per cent. discount
Northern Markets.
Nrw YoRK Feb. Flour dull: Ohio 4.654t = 90;
State 81 q; Southern 4I2d 81 81 Wheat firm {:
white 67G7D cents.
BALTIMORE, Feb Flour dull and unchanged; -
Red Wheat 1890 sl.,A; white llJ(lSI3l. White
Corn 52G15j cents; yellow IS cents.
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ss-we have Ale Of the santa Fl Gasstte. pub

ES-Ws have Ale OF the Santa FS Gazette. pub
lishsd BY our friend, and we may say former CO.
temporary (for he seems to have gone to another
WORLDLY 8 NJ. Yosr, late Of the stanton yindics.
tor. The columns Of his paper afford striking
illustration Of the distance that lies between u.s.
The worthy editor has just heard Of the interros.
Atoriss propounded by the Rockingham meeting to
Mr.. Huntsri He announces that Christmas pass
I'd on PLEASANTLY 10 Santa Fe The houses Of
Americans and Msxiesns were open for the recep-
zion Of friends, and our whlom contemporary
speaks Of his partsking "bighiy" of Refreshments
with the Governor, Judge Houghton and others,
including noblsnaan-ons "Lord Hovey." with
whom ffiend Yost seems to be on most intimate
terms. Who Is Lord Hoveyi To he the father of
Hovey's ssedlingi We beg pardon of Y for these
inqufriss.
Wishing him ell success and happiness In his
neg home, We remain, &c.
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Gov. MACMILLAN.

The Washington Star states that this gentleman
10 already the busiest man on the Pacific side
His hrst message is said to be very sensible and
business-like document, teeming with interesting
Information concerning the condition and pros
poets of Washington Territory. The Star has also
received q copy of short letter of the Governor,
to the editors Of the Pioneer and Democrat-sonly
seven columns long-descriptive of his journey
overland, to his post and Of the people and things
Of the Territory. The Star thinks that the Go
vernon Is evidently already putting In the big
lcks"for the first U. 9. senatorshp from the State
Of Warrington. when the Territory shall have
been admitted into the Union.
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Wheeling and its Railway Investments.
The Wheeling Times, which Is conducted with
spirit and ability by our former townsm JAMES
b. BINGHAM, Esq combats erroneous impressions
which have gone abroad as to the present hnan-
ciai condition of Wheeling in connexion with Its
railroad subscriptions. The Times says 1t Is true
tbs interest due LIST January, 1858. on the rail-
road subscriptions Of Wheeling, has not been paid,
sut gives an extehuating statement, from which
itsppesrs that SO far concerns the interest on
the bonds to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, the city authorities had reasonable
ground for the belief that the business of the COM
pany would enable It, as heretofore, to declare Its
regular dividend, which dividend was to have been
applied to the payment OF the interest on that
debt. Their failure to Go this compelled the PEG
pie to 60 before the Legislature and ask relief at
their hands In regard to the interest on the other
railroad debt, amounting to S55o.01o, the Times
Gays that the tax levied for that purpose has been
paid into the treasury but has been practically
applied to the liquidation OF other debts than that
for which IL was levied.
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The REFUSE OF GEN. WINDHAM-A correspou.
dent of the London Daily News gives long and
interesting account of the repulse of Gen. Wind
ham at CawDp0re, from which we make an ex.
tract:
Our loss was propOrtionately heavy, and several
of our men, and some officers. fell alive into
the hands of the enemy. 1t is stated in private
letters that of these was forthwith hanged, a
second beaten TO death with shoes and a third
revolutions crushed him to death. Our camp and
stores they burned, and that same evening adj
yanciug close to our entrepchment they took pos
session of and burned the whole of the eold-weath-
er clothing of our men, which had been stored up
at Cawnp0re. On the following day the rebels at
tackled the entrenchment, commencing with a very
heavy canponade from the right and left of their
line windham attempted a sorte, in which, after
some hard fighting the rines managed to capture
two guns, but our right were driven back with
much loss.
reached the ears of Sir Colin Campbell; messen-
ger at the same time arrived with accounts of the
critical state of Windham's party. Had the rebels
at this time cut the bridge of boats, which affords
the only means of communication with Dude, Sir
Colin would have found it q difficult matter to
cross the Ganges but the rebels not expecting his
return, and making sure Of Windham's force,
were probably anxious TO avail themselves of the
bridge of boats 10 crush Sir Colin Campbell At
all events, they let 1t remain, rnd by so doing
we're lost. The movements of iGe favorte lieu
tenant of Sir Charles Napier were too prompt for
them. With his artillery and cavalry he marched
thirty.eight miles in fifteen hours, crossed the
Gauges by the bridge Of the boats on the night of
the 18th, and the next day fell upon the rebels.
drove them back, In a way which made the troops
feel that they once more had general at their
head, into town, and then returned TO escort the
ladies and wounded across the river
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B,ooded stock ana Usage Orange.

In the Dispatch Of yesterday, General wM. Ii.
REcHARpsoN proposed to such Agriculturalists as
desired the best breeds of horses and stock of all
sorts, to supply them on good terms with the best
animals. He also proposes to supply orders for
the Usage Orange, now so popular for hedges &c,
neral R. 10 an excellent judge of horses, cattle,
&C., has favorable opportunities for procur.
ring them and will no doubt fill all orders to the
psrfsct satisfaction of those who may confde them
TO him,
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The River Steamers.

Our Norfolk correspondent announces that the
Curtis Peck will soon be on the river again, run
ming In connection with her consort the Glen Cove
This will add much to the convenience of travel.
lsrs by the river route. The Glen Cove, of this
line, Is o superior vessel capable of great speed
and under the command of the veteran Davis has
become an especial favorite with the travelling
public,
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RANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA meeting of stockhold-
ers of the Bank of Pennsylvania was held this al
ternoon. The report of the directors presents a
sad condition of affairs. Among the coiiaterais
were notes of the firm of President Allibone Il
Brother for $4,000, $4,000 of which only had
been discounted by the directors and notes OF the
HempieId Railway Company for S2S9Ooo, Tor
money loaned without authority OF the Boaro'-
Many similar transactions are reported.
The report recommends assignment, which
will be considered during the week.
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Mr Observation-Disclosures.

The great GRAFTON of Mr. EVERETT on the servi
ces and character of sshlngton will be delivered
In this city on the sd February at some place to
Be designated In due time. Mr. EVERETT will visit
the city on that occasion upon the Invitation Of
the ladies Of the Mount Vernon Association, and
the proceeds Of his Grafton on the 23d will be de-
voted to the cause Of the purchase Of Mount Yer
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TgE Mosr TRouDLRsoME CoRSs-From DR.. sCaLoS-
sER's work on Diseases of the Feet" the most
troublesome Corns are those TO be found between
the toes and at the Ioint of the big toe commonly
called Bunions; and that the long interval OF all
of lin is not to lead 10 the Idea that they are
sooner or later to the great distress of the
who has to bear 1t, they will exhibit their real cha
racter. Pain, swelling, teyer, misery OF no ordinary
suhdue without greater attention than can. under
ordinary circumstances, be paid
If the patients who have cOrns. Gid but know
that they were their own enemies, by their negi ct
of having recoure to proper assistance less serious
cases would present themselves.
Ii is therefore Of the greatest Importance that
those suffering from these Corns. should seek asss-
tance as early possible, AMI as Dr. ScHLossER.
who SO completely understands every specie. Of
Corns can still be c0nsulte here, none should al
low him to depart without obtaining his valuable
advice.
Dr. scnLossER can be consulted for few days only
In kichm nd at his Consulting Rooms, Nos y and
70, American HOTEL Main street. (priyate entrance
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financial and Commercial.


The experts Of specie from New York last
weak were s5T.eTs. making total, since the CON-
ruencement of the year Of s5,7-5.sisss.
During tho lnenth Of January the coinage ut tue
Philadelphia mint amounted TO s5o7.lo. including
100000 cents, s35oooc In silver. and siil ,ifo In
gold.
The Journal Of Commerce, in an article on the I'M
ports Of dry goods at New York, says:
The receiptsof dry goods at New York during the
four weeks lust ended less than for any cores
bonding period In eight years the total value having
fallen below three million dollars. They compare
as follows with the previous year
lSjs <,'"'i
1t must be borne In mind, in connection with the
above statement that the value OF all descriptions
of foreign merchandise held in bond here on the lst
of January, lass, twentysi million doiiaIs
against fourteen millions at the same date OF the
previous year, of this twelve millions excess about
i've millions in addition to the usual stock OF
dry goods that there will be supply OF iaprics
for the opening trade although the styles OF those
kept over may not be quite as fresh as could De DC
sired.
The J0arnal looks for still greater comparative
decline in February the receipts OF dry goods ior
February last year were very large.
CINCINNATI. Jan. g, p. M.-Whiskey.-The market
| is dull and lower .ales offs bbls. at l5l4c.
| Hogs--The market without change today
| and ruled rather quiet. The sales were:
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WANTS.

Notwithstanding, two BOYS,
w between Is and 10 years Of age, to learn the
Saw making business. Call at the Factory, at the
Petersburg Railroad Bridge.
f. 2-6t% BURGER 4 BOYLE
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FATAL AccipENr.-Mr. VIM A. Sharp, an estima-
BILE young man, late of Washington county Va
was accidentally killed in Salem, ILL.,, on the 18th
ult., while discharging his duties as brakeman
en- railroad. The conductor had directed him to
assist in shifting some cars on to a turnout, but
Misunderstanding the order, he attempted to get
upon train that was backing, and of course ont
of sight Of the engineer, when his foot slipped,
aud he was thrown with one leg across the rail,
over which one Of the wheels of the car passed
before the train could be checked. Passing over
the upper part of the thigh, it Instantly shat
tered. Immediate amputation was found neces.
ssry. but such was the extent of the injury, that
he died next morning
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TERRIBLE cAsuAIrY-A little lad named Konger
apupi In one OF the st. Louis public schools, put
package containing about hall pound of gunpow.
der and some matches In his pantaloons pocket.
lily some means while playing with some boys,
the matches bsasIae ignited; SET fire to the pc W
der, aud the result was 81 explosion, which tore
the hesh from the boys legs and abdomen In a
Hightfnl manner. His clothes took IRE, and he
was tesrfuily burnt He Is not expected to sur
vbss bis njnres.
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DIED,

DIED,
At his residence, near Dnver Missouri, the 2lst
ult, MrTH0MASJ WHITE formerly of Richmond,
Va. aged about 50 years
At Col. Marshalls, near Charlotte G II, Va, on
Nj. MARSHALL. wife of THOMAS e. MARSHALL, and
youngest daughter of Capt Joseph F. Price, of the
county of Ha' over.
Her funeral will take place from the Second Bap-
fist Church. III this city to-day, Cruesday,) at 81
o clock p. NJ The friends Of her family, OF Thomas
r. Price, and George e. Dabney, are invited to at
tend.
On Friday afternoon the 29th of Jan, after pro-
tract d illness. Mrs MARY MCENERY, in the 18th
year of her age.
Yesterday morning, BENJAMIN BEDFORD, in
the Both year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral to-day at
o'cluck, from his late residence, Mostly street,
Union HILL
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THE ELECTION IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb lien. Calhoun, Judge Cato,
Carr and others from Kansas, arrived here yester-
day on their way to Washington. The say the
Democratic State ticket is elected, and that the
Democrats have a majority of one ON joint ballo'
in the Legislature.
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LETTER FROM Mr.. STASToN.-Hon. T. p. Stanton,
late Secretary and acting Governor of Kansas has
addressed letter ''to the people of the United
States,' in which he complains of his removal by
the President justines himself for calling the Ter
ritoria Legislature together refers to the election
frauds iu several of the counties denouuces the
Lecompton constitution, and urges its rejection by
Congress.
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THE LAW AND POLITICAL LIBRA

= kYOF THE LATE JUpGk BAILY-WilI be
sold, Oh the 18th Of FEBRUARY at the store OF Geo
Al West Catalogues will be ready on Friday OF
this week. aud gentlemen at distance who wish b
see u viii please address @ NJ West.
The collection y very rich, and amongst the books
may " tonnd. Mics Weekly REGISTER. Congresson-
q Globe. state Papers. Public Archives WenaAlfs
Report, Payncs Report. the Virginia Report, United
States Statutes at Large, i0yos Law Library Cokes
Cronch, and Moward's s O Report. 0wen s Geol Sur.
vsy. The Msdison Papers. Works OF CALHOUN, Web
ster Gay, Jefferson. John Adams, Hamilton, Kan
dolph. &csAc, e-.-.s e Isl
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THEATRE.--A most excellent bill is offered for to-
night. The performances commence with that de-
lightfnl piece entitled THE Bellies Strategem" to
which the versatile accomplishments of Miss Self
ton are we'll adapted. "The Golden Farmer" with
Mr.. Seton as Jenny Twitcher, his favorite cha
racter, will conclude the entertainment We are
glad to hear of Miss Sefton's increasing populari-
ty, for she is really gifted young lady.
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IN BBLS. "BESORE" OLD RYE
~ WHISKEY. for sale by
te2 Il n DAVENPORT