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/ w stely for oa.h customer.
O. q. KENT, Land Agent
tyoldlm Peat Once ouildipR
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Una ,..........s... MASter
i regularly between Rock Island, Davenport and
all point. above TO st. Paul max ing sure connec.
tons At Gaens with the following boats, which
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line to ST. Paul,
esving Gslena at 10 O'clock A M
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwick, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Golden Era w II Slaughter
'' Grey Eagle ID 8 Harris
Key City, james worien
War Eagle W. ii. Gilbert
The Fanny Hsrrs leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port for Calens every Monday, wednesday and FRI
day at o'c ock NJ.
Returning. leaves GalcnA for Rock Island and Da-
venport every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3
O'Clock NJ, connecting with the Ti.homingo, which
ris, at o clock p 81.
The Kate Ca sci leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
At O'Clock A NJ
Returning. leaves Dubuque for Rock Islsnd and
Davenport on N ndsy. wednesday and Friday at .
Packet Ben Campbell which leaves arrival OF the
Kate Cassel At o'block N.
These boats will give through tickets TO all points
above 0aena to ct Paul, will also receipt for freight
TO all OF the abCve .ints and will pay particular At
tention TO the delivery Of the same Pas engers and
these boats convey the Mall and must leave promptly
At the hour to make their Connections
N. B.-These boate arrive every evening at Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS PRETrYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. r. LANGLEY & Co,
POWARS q CO.,
VIZ. 0ROvENBERY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch07-dtf
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To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
WHITES QUADRILLE BAND
LeClatre, Scott Co., Iosca.

BAND OF TWELVE,
First Violin, Jacob Strassef,
Second Violin, SchultI,
Ciarionet, John SCHUYLER,
Flute, Hockstedt,
Cornet, Nichaeli,
First Trumpet, Henry SCHUYLER,
Second Trumpet, Ekart,
Fret French Horn, Schroeder,
Second French Horn, Balun,
First Baritone, A. ". Read,
Contra Bass, Psbst.
Prompter, 4. II. white.
BAND OF FIVE.
First Violin, A. n. White,
Seooni Violin, Jacob Ntrasser,
Clarionet, John Schunler,
Cornet, Henry SCHUYLER,
Bass, A.5w. Read.
Al orders addressed 70 A. ". READ, OF JACOB
eT1A6S1R, Davenport, Iowa, or 70 4. r, X1Ix1,
= Caers, Iowa, viii resolve pge0ps a4eeo1i6o.
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DxaO,et,s le,g,epo,cae,..

d Of 0upsrtos Sporting Powder; also, Htniag m
0annsa tswdsr, as Chicago prieee
o.es;-o . Impress eas~ nm 4, I'M CO =
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
FANCY DYE HOUSE

~ GRAUPNER would respectfully notify the cit.
T. liens Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity
that he has taken house on
Fifth street, No. ll6,
Opposite the Court House, in Davenport, end
proposes to the Ladies and Gentlemen that he Will
Color and 8cour Silk, Grape Shswls, Wool, Cotton.
Hair, Feathers, Straw end Furs.
He has been - years in the business and has
worked In Russia, Italy. Germany and In the prince
pie cities OF the United 6tates'
He will slso
CLRANss, OgOUR, COLOR AsD RHPAIR
ALI KnDs %
oAntlO1aaOns Clothes,
ana Win warrant he colors ras and bvudsas In ~
GO Jas~o dAOoU
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To Rent,

easy.
Apply to W. II. Hildreth on the premises.
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Fl II M O " L.:

Ky ~ w q " "a "S
HARDWARE ON COMMISSION.-The tubscri-
IL Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDwARs
to his new store In Nichols Block, corner OF Second
and Brady street5 sign OF the BRoADA where
he Will keep on hand general assortment Of goods
In his line
CARPENTERS, BUILE rs,
BLA ChS.NI2HS, MA CHINLSTS.
TANNERS AND FARMERS
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TVwBNTY-THRER eligible Building Lots, situatet
i On Harrison. Third, Ripley and Blondsace Nreets
;iculsrs enquire Of 0oRBIS Dow, or
(AugdtO ANR0 NAY
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BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS 4 MCLEAN
BANKERS,

Hs1.N II ERS,
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Nickolis' Block, corner Brady and Second SIS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
EXCHANGE on all the princips cities OF the Tn.
~ ted States, Great Britain. Ireland, and cont.
Mental Europe bought and sold
Notes AMI drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
70 any part Of the United States at lowest rates II
kxchange.
Collections OF notes, drafts, accounts. eeacieS and
made In all parts Of the United States
Canadas and Europe
Stock and Bonds bought and sold on commission
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold and Gated.
Exchange On tN'es in the United states
Carpenter vermfge, View York city.
Albany City Bank. Albany. New York
Buffalo City Bank, buffalo. New York,
BANK Of Commerce. Boston. Massachusetts,,
TrAfesmei4's Bank. Phiisdeiphia. P.unsylvaris
Aerch Manufacturers Bank, Pittsbury, Pa
Ackim q Co, Baltimore. MI,
Gilmore Brother;on Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas q Simonds st Ious, Nc;
Citizens Bank. New Orleans, La;
swim, Brother 4 Johnston, Chicago, Ill;
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For Sale 0fL0ASn.
For Sale or Lease.

TCOUR LOTS situated on ID and Scott street. 70,
e particulars enquire Of CoRBIN 4 Dow, or
Jausl6dtO JANIS NAV
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1858. Season Arrangement. 1858
-o8 THE
rAvoRITE MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
L&1
e N v . Y
Regular St. Louis, Keoknk, Burlington,
Rock lsland, Davenport, Dubuque,
and 81. Paul Pocket.
TNRH Light Draught and well known steamer
L ENVOY, N. @. ROE, Muster, 8, y. LocKE,
Clerk, has commenced running ~ Regular Packet
t. fhe above and intermediate points, Continuing
the trade during the season.
Shippers may rely upon havirg their freight han
died with great care and dispatch, and passengers
are assured, In travelling upon the Envoy, OF being
made always quite at home.
ueFor Freight or Passage. apply on board.
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For Rent.

VTVHE OPFTCE heretofore occupied by Messrs Cook,
i Dillon Il Iindley, opposite Cook 4 Sargent's
Bank.
Enquire Of N KUHHEN, Tobacconist [Dec2Stf
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Shelf and Ae0ry ArrdsC0re
which will be sold by the undersigned az ten to
twenty-five per cent less than ever before offered In
this market.
Country dealers can bry al this store At as low
rates as Al 81. Louis or Chicago. Gail ard examine
before pur asing elsewhere.
73c1tf J. o. WASnBURN
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INSURANCE.
Insure your Property.
The WAUGONSHA INSURANCE. CO,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
I'hh sbove reiisble Company havirp complied
\ with the law Of the State u Iowa r. sula.ns
foreign lnsuran e Companies are prepared 10 issne
posicies on i've an1 M-TiLe risks at current rates
JOHN MUNGER, (of J. Dial l. Col
Agent at Davenpcr,,
Dsvenp.rt's Block.
CONDITION or THE wAUGoNsHA FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, January 20th.
ISIS.
Bonds and Mcrtgsg g ist Lien on Real
Bsiatr, drawing 10 per cent interest. A1ns 100 90
St"e's,.....- Observation-Disclosures. 5.,1U,Uu
kotes. hrsrts apd Acct t.nc-r ......... s53l1 80
CASH on hand, aud III hands u Agents. 4.!s554
lnteres, accraef, bu. no. dua........ 1h,ssl
ONE Fulhitafe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600 %
o2p5 o55 SO
LIABILITIES.
losses due and unpaid. None
Losses adjusted abd Ia, None
Lossen uhddJasst'i.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3lu0
Al other liabilities except office eNpenses) None
msy2pt3n
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Successors TO TowNsEsD SMITH / Co OF TEE
~ Hsvkeye Machine Shop" and n Donshue, Of
the " lie Clair - manufacturers Of improved Osoil-
sting SHE Valve and Steamboat Engines, MIL Work
Machinery, Shsiting Pullies &c, D.;
n Repairing and JOB Fork promptly attended 70
Davenport, Iowa, Jsnusry 20. 1875 (J9Its
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From the Watertown IN. Y Journal
paragraph going the rounds OF the papers reatng
tos man pamed Frazer recently arrested Bal
more and committed to the jail Moorestown, ". j.,
from whence he had escaped, when under confinement
for csuoerfei.ng The story touched up with little
romance concernng sister Of his, who "a said 10 have
struggled bard for livelihood In her younger days, bat
VITO now great lady at the Court Of France-all OF
which Is true.
This Frazer was once a resident OF our county. He
came here With Luccn hurat-son OF the illus,rious
and the beaut full Pauline BonapArtsnephew
old and cousin Of the present Emperor Lucien assisted
by this Frazer and French chap, whose cannot
recall undertook TO build "ctyn Indian river, DO
tween Evans Mills and Theresa. This some twenty
rsoins and oock fighting industriousy attend
oil 70 than legitimate business; still . grist mill,
few shops and . store we're put up, but In the end
went down under the sherifs hammer. Thus began
aud erded the great city OF Joachim" The old null is
still standing monument OF Luoen Murats failures 10
this county Tho wright built the mill ssi holds an
expressive mcmeno OF Lucien In the form OF promss
70 pay, given for eighteen hundred dollars worth Of
labor performed.
Amer cur seyeuturer. lc, this county Frazer wen, 10
New terk and got rich-Murst went 70 B,rdeutovn n
j., married trszers eis,er, and remained posr His wa
actually supported him byeachng school Meantime her
brother continued 70 fat fast He became notsi
gentleman OF wealth, leisure and pleasure w,thou,
giving thought, In said 10 hs rel.tives Who xere
tnen under the rowns OF fortune The row Of he dss
box OF des.res which gave France into the hands o,
louis Napoleon also gave peace and glory Lucen Mura
and bic very worthy and bard working wife lie Is nov
the FIRST lsdes Of the court thus while the sister oc
cupes the Eyste Bourbon 81 Paris the brother s await
ing bs sentences TO serve Ia New Jersey prison
60 the nuayr coca
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Old SWIFT SPRINGS,
MosRoE CouNY, Va, July q, 1858
Greai Ircrsde Of rnit1s-Sou,hor Veal. Larg,iy Re
p-a~.ted-Putran g Southern Fre-Edt1-Colrs
Piiols at Ter Pooes and Bo,cs. Erue of Forty Fs-
C,rcletson @ the Hraid at ytrgsaaa Watering Places
dc DC.
1hs causes which have Affected the prosperity OF New.
port and Saratoga IBIS have not operated 70 the
jury Of The principal Virginia watering phases Cotton,
rice tobacco, hemp, vhea aud did deprecAie 10
value las, fail .srriby cid railroad and other
Wall street commodities and hence whilst the pubHcsns
Of the New York summer resorts are de,pcudsn, a the
prospect Of loss and bankruptcy the Of gentry
In virginia in uncommon hne sp,riN. There are FOR
instance, ninety vhiers more 81 this place than there
were lssi year Of the tine, and the ATTENDANCE
also much larger the sulphur Springs than al the
same period year ago.
Writer'S from oil the Southern and Western States are
pourrs into the Alsghares from both Of M great rail
rOs. penetrating the heart OF this elevated re-
sou Which separates the waters which nov INTO The Gulf
o. kenoo from thoee which end their way through the
ysmts, The York and the RAppAnannock rivers 70 the
ocean.
Here have the wesuhIest and most aristocraac n
miles from the southern states The osners OF hun
oes neerOes and thousands OF acres Of cotton and SUI
gar lands are Al these springs abundant a backber
rice The celebrities q The suih-bersl and sectional,
Gre eaters and national cemccrsl politicians, Statesmen,
lawyers ano speculsors-are here IN large numbers No
thing surprises Northern visiler Of sed soqusinance
with social lie al the sDuin and pecuarues Of
men whose have awsys been iated 10 his
mind With blood, thunder and chain lightning YOuder
urbsne gentemany, fociaole schoiarko gentleman for
instance, vino 10 much addicted - reaing New York
pewsp~pers and Boetoo reviess, and evdenty PAT
rorizes Broadway tailor "a of al the regular aUoadans
n scubern commercial cOnveoOns the most bellic 1se
70 HE threats against "Ysakee commerce add Yankee
Utcrstsne"
n YOU wish 10 see rodh volcanic dsunions,-s man
who pvays more devoutly Than Garrison and Wendell
PhHrps for "speedy dissolution thea sll0s me 70 pre-
ssF, -, Achilles rhundsrgust, those son a. Hvgsrd,
VII laughter "haisbed" By Asisue 81, OF Nsr
Yotk and whose private tutor was porn "a vermont and
rradus Cd vito distinction ~ 1se.
Pebaps good reader yea unfortunate % 70 take
she iiss and the Tf5rse, AM 10 Tia, event you have
kcas n that terrific class OF sOrl5ern gentlemen
barr TIE "Code n Honor IN pocket ent choice az
po~rn ct % bowie Knives and pis0s, both Cfts az
fDerrioeers secH their persons. In year Imagination
Whey have d0pbts~ hxurri more uacouh thar ofson
knd fsrocous o. aspect hyens Daring the season
Sou etl PROBABLY have p'uted ont 70 yoa msoy
fssIenes 700 6sve wst assssrJas weapons free.
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Theat,lcaI and O,h.r Amm.em.n,.

NBLo's GARDEN The peculiarly Constructed drama en-
tilted the Last Man 10 which Mr.. Blake has been 40
frequently lsuced for his capital persopsoa Of Georrey
Dale "a 70 be followed py Broushans extravaganza OF
'.Po-oa boo tss" 10 night
waiLscK's The military drsms csllei "rhe Irish
Huzzar" In which Mr.. Florence made quite a hit the
hero fec nigbis ago, 10 be repeated this evening M
and Mrs Florence viii after wsrds perform in the mrth
provoking farce o. "a Lesson for Husbands"
TRENcH TpkrRx-An extra performance is 10 be given
by the French dramatic and ballet company Metropo
tan Hail this evening when prom scd The comic
vaudeville q "Le Psrspinie series Of elegant ssnces
and the sughahle farce Of ola Nsse de St Flour" &c
MrsErs AZ generally the case on Saturdays the
gren dep0t Of cuiOstes will mcst likely be well filed
with vhters particularly women and children, from
We opening 70 the close wymsn, the wizard, 10 per-
form both afternoon and evening.
1Hx CotonrD OPrRA continues in a lourshng condition.
despite IRE general ouness tnsi pervsdes almost every
oiDer cescrlptcn Of emusetnent Nearly ali Who are
sborng under Depression Of spirits can Be VERY readily
and sseesbly cured by visiting Woods or Bryants
Ninttres this evening.
ASorHxR Promenade CoScERr is W take plsce at the
Palace Garden this evening Mr.. Baker hss composed
pieces expressly for these festivals that are
nney rendered by toe large orchestral force under his
direction Inere will be display Of fireworks Ia The
evening.
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LOVE AND SuTCIDE IN Ngw 0RLEANs.-Yester.
day SAYS the Pic1lnfns OF the f3d OF Jolly Gerna0
aged about thirty five years went 70 house osd ro
pute No 254 Graver street, aud after writing letter in
The German language, swso we'd large dose OF ls1da
mum, which in due time resclted fatally Hs name was
Franiz Rncher Hngler, for be seems 70 have used
both modes OF spelling IN his farewell "bret" lie was
By trade turner Of wood about seven years
worked al that business factory In this city In fact,
he had borne excellent reputation, and the news OF his
untimey death q matter Of surprise 20 all HE &C.
ausuiapcse The following transstion Of the letter
LEFT BY the suicide -
NEW ORLEANS, July ~, 1883
I, Frsn,z Rschlsr turner herewith bid kind sdeu 10
81 hsp,an Deings, hoping a happy reunisn hered~ AZ
uforrns,e love affair briggs 70 this deter mipa,lon
care not yhs ether friends enemies may say ibave
n.ver ko0wlagy pjures asy one, bu shydd have a0ia
so uHc0nscOg~y beg payden. me eUrlosef miniature
FRtvu R-NSLE7.
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" ct ten PAGES and arm 10 arm. Yet the mort
celebrated q THIS ols. are generally ,v .IS AMI
are Chesterfelds IN comparison VITA sns russ -
bulls and bears Of Wall street Major Pnkem, 70.
pretty sr in blue can riddle an adversary yard.
with "Colt" and did throw . bowie knife vlte maa
accuracy forty feet on . memorable occasion Yes no
In hampers and appearance far ahead o. Greely, -
Apollo Bevidere y before Vulcan. Iadeed these much
abuDed oouthsrnes are wonderfully well hammered poo
Pc i1s ., s S s.n me people Of The North Ther
lives Of elegant LEISURE their socable habi and respect
for the small couresie Of e make them more agreeable
oompenions than povvsues Of the large Atlantic oites
TSis famous old wsssrng place has been for sesrly
hundred years vors resort Of the Southern people
n i suaied in The midst q maenacens valley, in the
teen miles from the White Sulphur Springs. In
consequence Of The extension Of the Central Rail
from either Richmond or washington. The climate Il
delightful and the surrounding country ndescribably
beautiful The baths here are The most celebrated in the
sss and that Of the ladies Z Of nearly equal dimensions
and both are fitted up and provided WIN luxurious ap.
pliances which Roman Of the days Of Luculus might
and exhilarHsng TO degree that cannot be described
The wealth. energy and good taste Of the company who
nov Own me swsss Springs nave made TINS pscs Tue
and far superior to those a any watering place In The
Southern States. There hotels, villas, cottages and
guests The furniture comforts ofthe chsmbsrs, par
los, drawing rooms, dining and ball room are In
every respect equal TO those Of first class city hotel
imported liquors. and the tables daily Rroan beneath the
CD DIGEST Injuries OF the The vrgnaus boast or
this - their model watering place. and the hope enter
tanned that the example the propreors OF this place
may be followed by others.
The circulation OF the herald Ut this, well as ut all
the other Virginia springs, astonishing 1t !, greater
than that of all other papers Hos large the supply
exhausted every orhng before bali the visiters
succeed 10 getting copies, and prices paid for which
would make even the favored newsmAn at the S. Nicho
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NEWPORT. II. I.

NswfokT, r. l., July %, 1853
Warning b Hosno kos-Pay Four 7aiiorss BaS.
Pissse MORN The youpg o. your city Who intend
waiting Nc-pcr, during tho sashonabls season that the
laws Of Rhode lsane require every who visits Der
shores 10 be free OF oepts unless toey wish te toe
wrier) 20 spend fortnight nj the Marlborough Hotel
Ctl) Should hey owe tailor o. booimsxer 10 your
CITY, their arrival here they s fall the hands Of
ue sheriff, uolcss some kind friend becomes their ban
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A VICTIM or tue CoLLIsoN.-An inouest vv.s
nesd yesterdF on 10 body Of John nugget. nsuvs Of
Eev foIs sed twenty one yesrs found dead s hosss
~ we corner OF Cara and Clio streets vetdiOs-"Uca
ron the effects sf injuries cauasd bv ooilsio, M us
y g hslroad on the ltth instant "--Nee C~tszss
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To BE HUNG.-Joshua Adwell, OF Hart county,
Keutpky has been sentsncei 10 be hnag the thd Of
september next He 10 ouly twciy Eve years OF age,
and his brother was hung short ums ago Tor murder
In Barren county, q ths stale.
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m"r'ne Ccurf-GcnersI Term.
Before Hon. judges Mccarthy, Thompson and waynsrf

~ JUNE zs'-Anorew Smith Sumner Ely; Andrew
smith and James Mahsn va n n Bruon. samuol n
Jones w Ethsn A. Allen; Michael IarkIn va Roger No
nsehsn VIM Robinson vs. John Nsts ana oth sc p,hsy,
Murtsss va John Moore John laden vs. Calvin bll,nr,
heor ybeaumont vs. James N. shaw Judgment AHMED
win cost William Simon va. John A. Davis Judgment
reversed; new trial ordered costs 10 abide the event
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THE ALUMNI OF UNION COLLEGE.
From the Albany Argos, July 80
YALE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

COMMENCEMENT UkYs
scHKSpcTEDY Thursday, July 2eThe exercises o. oom.
mencement after the procession had entered the church.
were opened with prayer By the Rev. DE-. Mott Gov
KDg took hs seat on the sage beside Chancellor Wal.
with,
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