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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Aprils.-The election for
Mayor to-day resulted in tbs choice OF ).
Il. Bunce, independent Dsmoorat' oYeI
John g. Baxter, regular Democrat oy-s
T. fling majority. The total vote poiieo
was l0,667,
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WATCHES.
WALTHAM
watches .!

THE axtsnsive use of these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors En-
zineers and Expressmen, the most exact1ns U U
Tratch .vearers. has thoroughly demonstrates
the strength, steadiness, durability anu "cou
racy of the Walthsm Watch. TO SATISFY 'nA'
class in all these respects is to decide tAe qnss-
t,o,, "a tn the real value OF these time-kss pers
The superior organization and great extent
NJ the Company's Works at Waltham enable
them to produce watches combating the best
and latest Improvements, and at a price "hieh
renders competition futile, and tho1e VINO DuS
apy other watch merely pay from 70 to ~ per
ooy,t more for their watches than is necessary.
ss- For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
HENo watches retaned by the Company
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
Is2 Broadway, New York.
febS mon wedafn
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Pike &Z y JOhnSOns
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
WAsHINaFoN. D. c.

TTyHIs FIRM, ESTABLISHED AT WASH
fpgton. (Onice 2Iz + street., VIII attend 70
Al cases that may be entrusted TO them, n the
Supreme Court OF the United states, ana Court
OF CiaiTrts and also to the recovery 81 claims
aREinst the Government or lndtv1duals, ana
70 business before Congress and in tne Depart
meuts
Tse ,enior member hss been practising
lawyer for thlrty-twO years, and II mem pei
sas Louisiana and the United states. 1D@
1unior, bred a lawyer was long Eepreseilts
live and Senator in the Congress-ol the I nlLeo
state. and familiar with the modes Of Trans
acting business in the Departments -.
The senior, retaining his reslc enee Al 81 ~ q ~ q
ADAMS & PIKE, attend 70 csses IN the 81
TDreme Courts Of Arkansas and Tennessee anO
n the United States Courts and Chsnoery
Court at Memphis. move "
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l, 1853.
L g. ". Blackburn CDmptrollerO OF the Treas
ury do hereby certify that the Home Insurance
Company, Il Ited at New Haven, in the state
OF Connect. +, has produced to me satisfactory
.ayidence tn said Company has complied with
IN the reqi ements Of the laws of the State
of Tennesss g imposed on Insurance CompR-
nies; and [ Tther certify that Il I. TOmliD- =
son, Agent 0 said Company has also com
State made and provided in such cases;
Wheref re, said Home Insurance Company
has authority To take risks and traosact the
business of insurance in this State, at Men,
g, W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller ofTennessee.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
CoHPFRoLLER's OFFICE, ,
N AaHrNrrII.E LannarX ] lhhQ !

HIAIE OF TENNESSEE,
CoHPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January !, 1853.
1. q. w. Blackburn, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Inter
national Insurance Company, located at the
CITY OF New York, in tue state of New York,
mas produced to me satisfactory evidence
that said company have complied with all the
requirements of he laws of the state OF Ten.
netsae Imposed on insurance 0Ompanies. and
/ further certify that 8. II. CLARKE q CO.,
agents of said company, have also complied
with the requirements of the laws OF the state,
made and provided in such cases!
Wherefore, said International Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and
transact the business of insurance IN this
state, at Memphis, Tenn. -
7''''0' g. W. BLACKBURN
Comptroller OF Tenneasee.
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SPRING SCHEDULE, q
Commencing February 10, 1868
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LAWYEE3.
A. WKIezI, L D. N'KIsIoE. LUXE h WRIGHT
WRIGHT, HcKISICK & WEIGHT,

At orne evs at Law,
TN the Kit Williams Block, Nos. aud 4,
upstairs. Madison street. osoL
1IsERT PTKE EosEEr ". JOHNsO
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TRANSPORTATION.
Quick Time East

Louisville Route Always Ahead
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ASSETS.

LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted and not due,.,.,.... s6S,6S2 %
Subscribed ana sworn 70 by
D. Il. SA1TERLEE, President.
WAI. 8. GoODELL, secretary.
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The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
Tns greatest amount allowed by the rules OF
the Company to be insured in any one city,
The Greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one blcck, ,...z mi.
Company is governed by a prudent regard Tor
The construction, occupancy ana exposure OF
iA0ANI STATE OF NEW YORK
COUNTY or New YORK.
GEORGE W, SAVAGE, President, and VIII
lam ], HUGHES, Secretary, of the Interna-
tionsI Insurance company, of the City OF New
YORK. being duly sworn, depose and say, that
the foregoing is a full, true and oJrrect state
nent OF Gae affairs OF said Company that the
said Insurance Company is the bona nde
eS.T S,v,a1 Of st least one Hundred Thousand Dol
Iars OF Sctual Cash Capital, invested in State
ana limited states Stocks and Bonds, or in
bonds or Mortgages of Real Estate, unincum-
bered and worth double the amount for which
hesame Is mortgaged and that the5 are the
ahove named officers of said II suranee Com
pany. GEVh0E, ~ 81 lITciIti. 7 fcTi t.S $50
Snbscribed and sworn to be fore me, this 18th
dsy Of January, 1859. as Witness, my hand
'-''' '--''-':- THOMAS L. THORNELL,
u.Sl Notary Public.
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H Are RECEIVING THE LARGEST
w Spring STOCK We ever Purchssso'
We buy for Cash. OF manufacturers only
Usosn sell goods st as low prices az they can
- -, ,g,e trade OF MERCHANTS ONLY.
mh9 1LLe-s
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LoCKsMTTH.

0upcr.AR and Fire-proof Safes made and
~ ,a5t Machinery, Printing Presses, etc., re
psSlLso pSleSl 1ooo-s shutters and Vaults made.
locks repaired or Isaoe 20 oroef'
PALS hulg and repaired -.,,r,
- All. WORK GUAh4 NIEi511tS' - -
a. eeIehrated COTTON AUSEhS always on
saad enS Cotton Scales sharpsneo. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1869

Disrsicr Covsr.-Ths Court, this uern-
ing. finished up its business. With The sx.
septien Of those who broke jail yesterday.
The following criminals received sentence
Pat NcOann, lsrcssy, received tvs yesrs
in the Penitsatiary.
Mile Uaamisgs. assault, vas aasd 90.
jean Rasssll, for sssaulting NJ. MsNa>
nara q the Five Nile Hosss, IL Nay lest,
Vas 9nsd us. The Judge remarked that
the isjusiss rscsivsd we're u severe no.
turs, but - there we're ssms sxtsnuatise
Circumstances. the sentence received was
light compared to wh tit 2 suld sthsrWise
hAve been.
0rovenbsrry and Kelley, B g'ary Of
Warmer 1 Bakers store. were fined 800
ssch and three months in the eesnty jsil.
Henry Baker. for stealing . coat end
watch, got one year in the Pssitsntiary.
Elisha Bucknsr. vhs stsls the tssm q
Maqusksta, and ssld il to Nr. is. Saith, sf
this city, was sent 70 the Psnitsntiary for
10 months.
Two Of these, NeCann snd Backnsr
wsrs the onss who broke jail last svsaiss,
aud we're rssaksn. In re:ersaee y making
their sentence mere severe On account Of
their breaking jail, The Jodgs made ssms
very practical remarks, in which be stated
that in sentencing then for The crimes Of
which they were eenvistsd, the fact o.
their breaking jail should not b
taken into acceunt-that II breaking
jail vas . crime, they must b.
brought up On separate charge for such
srims-that they had right te escape il
they could. The county furnishss ofRssrs
and jails, whose business It is to keep pvis.
essrs, and they had constitutioaal right
10 escape.
In view Of the fact that some Of The ~
eapsa prissnsfs we're 70 b sentenced, u
earght the court said IL weuld net adjourn
but would riss-ts cit again on Tuesday for
The purpose sf prsnsunsing such sentence.
II they should not b sasght The Sheriff is
y adjourn the court ftsn day - day ustil
Thursday, when il the prissnsrs shssld
still b q liberty. the Sheriff will sdjsssn
court until the next tern.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

ANNUAL CERTlFICArE.
sTArE OF IOWA. AUDITORS OFPICE. /,
INSURANCE. pspAarusxs.
UkS Nofxna Iannarr laih ls2u

uss NotNGs, January 2Sth. 1863.
WhsnsAs. The National Insurance Compapv.
a. ~ Davenport. in the state Of Iovs h.a
-" 80 u" snis Office sworn stat, ment or ~ rcc
"''on on the thirty-nrst day Of n,reu b,r lsss
.n ~ u with the PROVISIONS OF an Act ef
.ne "'"e."i assembly OF the State of Iowa 70
-. ..sk 20 insurance oempan,cs approved Anil
.''. ieos sha whereas, said .tate ment .ha~.
that said Insurance conptt |. no,s...aa n.,S
requisite amount Of capital, invested a .,,,,,s"
~ sAid Act: f'"
THEREFORE,. In pursuance of law J. John A.
s'tott, Auditor ef state. do hereby cert,sv I'M,
sAis insurance company IL authorized ta ttnosn,t
the b0siness Of Fire Insurance in this state h,
Agents. properly appointed and authorized 70
sckoowiedss service OF process for snd on behslf
of said Company. as required BY said Act un,u
the Slst day of january. A. D., 1870.
further certify that said state msut shVws
lss The actusl ancun, Of paid m
Capital ofsaid Company, Dec
slst. 1858. To be. be......... .1lSs.sso 90
ID. The aggregate amount OF Assets
ef said Company. Dec. Siss,
:. 1853 70 be. e............... Isl, $50 VI
ID. The aggregate amount of Lila.
bilities of said Company, Dec
slst, 1855. 10 be............ :aeos ST
A,h. The aggregate Income Of sad
Company for the year lses.
:, to bs........ .:......... !. 5i,sss ~
9TH The aggregate Expenditures OF
said Company. for the year
i'''os W p". .t......... I,O,2 ~
- iNTssrisoNs Wnxaxov, have here
unto subscribed NV name aud a.
hxsi the seal 81 ny otice tho day
aud date above written
JOHN A. EiiiUTT
Auditor OF State
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

0rvs HssD IA cold is oi.en thought to
Be ~ triAing matter to claim immediate
q serious attention until Il gets such hold
on the lungs - to impsril the life Of the
consumptivs patisnt-tAsn sad not till then
do many thing seriously Of relief, when it
often comes too late; what foolish nsgli
gsoss ~ cay ws cay vhsa - esats will 60
% far - 70 cure Gold, Cough, Sore Threat
Hoarssnsss. Asthma. &e. hesitate not to
90 to . druggist aud invest that in bottle
Of Nelsms Rsrtsr's CougA Bslsam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

PossIsLs.-A report 10 circulating that
the White ColInr, and Northern Line have
compromised, but the statsment Is received
with Allowance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

OSLY LocAL.-Ws learn that The snsw
storm last night did net extend ~ far east
Or west a. at the last storm Beth eastern
and western trains came 10 on time,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

Tnp BosDsD DsBr shsuld b settled, asd
Child / Co.'S Boets and Shoes are the bss,
thing for all classes to wear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19
MAMTe.

UAMf1D- Agents to cell tAessAmsfican Knit.
w tine Aachins." Price -. TAe simplest, cheap
est and 6ees kaittine MaeAine evss invented win
kale 90.0oe stitches per minute. Literal induce
ou1ns Co.. Dosaen. Asss., q ". Leuis, No.
lob9-dlot.mon-Wod&fh
A0BN1O WANT1D.-ese - esoa per month, or
n Oomnlaolon nom which twice that amount can
- Uoae b oslling the Latest Improved CoxAon
ouoU PAsrlY 0sWlao MAouIxE Price SIS. For
o. DOwRRS 4 CO.,
aocs-AAv9m ~ 0outh "a g.. PhiladelphiA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

Tns Rlvss 10 open from this city 70
Lyons. A boat Of each line may bs sx-
psctsd every day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

PAY Us.-Scett county - we'll - Da-
vsnport. is seeing the beauties Of attempt.
Cd reputation. Some twsnty.6vs mere Of
the bounty cases have been filed in the Cir.
cult Court. There ore some sixty or
seventy moro yet to come. The recent YER.
dict in the Keough case, will govern them
oil. The county would save expense BY
net lsngsr oppssing the paynsnt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

HEGNANS FERRATEO ELIXIR OF
BARK. A pleasant cordial prepared from
Cslisaya Br< aod Phyrophesphats Of Iron,
possessing the vausbls properties Of iron.
phosphorus, and ealasays, without any ios
furious ingrsdisa:s. Asa preventative to
fever and agus, aud - tonic for patients
recovering from fever and other siek sses. il
cannot be surpassed, sad 10 recommended
By the most eminent physisians. Physi
clans in prescribing, and the public in pur-
chasiug. should be particular 70 specify
HR0uAN'S. - there are many infssier r.
ticlss 10 The market, pusporting to bs sfths
came eombination. Prepared enly By Hsg.
snan 4 Co.. Chemists aud Druggists, New
Ysrk, saa seld By Ill respectable Drug.
essle.
ORArpxD HAnDs AND FAop, Sons Lups
g., cured q once by ths ne Of Rsgsman's :
Csaphoe lss With 0iycstins, keeps hands
seft in the csldeel westher. See that yeu
get the Genuine. Sold By Drugsista.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

Royal Bolxlng Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder 'dsss it. Ak ysur grocer
q il. aud take ~ Other. Il Il . decide
mprovsmsnt over aay ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19
THE CITY.

KsPSss 10 elesing out certain linss sf
gseds regardless Of cost, having leased one
ef bic rooms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19
Tnose Possssskp o. Coxnon Wiz

THoss PossssskD or CoMnoH Wit
buy bsttleB that white wrappers ct;
But fools ere often caught and rold,
With tinted wrappers. brown and old.
Wolcott's AHHInILAros, full pints, price
81, 10 sold By oil respectable druggists.
Walcott's PAIN PAINT 10 the most efficient
remedy for pain. Buy it. Try it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

LAS. N. DALZELL,
PPolueo Commission Merchant
epnAi11 II
Hard and Sen C0a1, Cement.
etscce, Hair. IRE Brick. Fire Clay Plestessg Hair
&c. JAS. n. DALZ9LL.
0soeags t. Grain end Merchandise. ocSs-dN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

Sons Rock Island merchants are grewliag
because Capt. Robinson won't let them
stick up advertising cards On the Ferry
beat without paying for the privilege.
They have no more right to paste their
show bills on the Ferry boat. than On the
street 'cars Or the city hacks and smn,>
bsssss, and Capt Rsbinssa served them
rieht.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

WeAra KMowINo.-It 10 to be borne in
mind that at this particular season Of the
years Messrs. Parks 1 Hosmer have on
hand very large and choice selected stock
Of homemade Iowa wines which they are
Offering cheap. They ere the agents for
w. II. Holmes winss. A complete stock
Of choice groceries will also b found here,
and will be sold at the lowest cash figures.
Don't fail to call end lcok at the goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

LlPPnuoo4r's NAoAxMs foe March 10 q
hand. II 10 unusually fall Of COED thisgs.
Poeus, Skstshss and Miscellany, are feuad
here 10 prstasisa. Lippissstt's 10 fast
growing to bs one sf Ne established fsvor~
itss with The rsadisg public, end il 10
deserving Of patronage On esesuss u the
mesitesisus character Of its articles. Fer
sale % Ne nsus depes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

How 70 Rxpucs Gas BlLls.-In thsss
times. says IN exchange, when economy ID
- necessary ~ cir, any thing that shss
how it may b praetissd, 10 vslcsos. Ths
following. on The way Of reducing gas bills
will b. acceptable: Fifst-Ia the lighting
Of your gas turn the gos % the meter
about ens-half then light the gas, and
regulate the lights by the step cosk thai
lets tho gas into The meter. This prevents
the pressure Of gas from making the iadez
move 80 fast. The greater the pressure oi
gas on the meter the faster Il moves, and
the larger will bs the gas bill. Second
From the time the gas 10 usually lighted
until half past eight or nias o'clock. the
pressure Is the same. After the stores and
shops are closed, the pressure 10 then great
Or On tho meters 10 use; aud the step cocl
should b turned At the meter % 20 to reg
ulats the pressure. An observance Of thesl
directions may entail some little trouble
but It will most certainly reduce gas bill
very materially. Many persons psy almos
o. much for gas that il wasted ~ for whai
they consume, and waste may bs entirely
prevsoted By following these rules.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

Lscruas ON rus Esolsa Hunsnis1s.-
NJ, Frank l. Jsrvis lectures en this
subject at Metropolitan Hall this evening.
Those who wish to blend instruction With
amusement should attend. To listen 10 .
gentleman Of Mr.. Jsrvis' varied literary at.
tainmsnts, skstching the shsrastsr aud
peculiaritiss Of those whose Wit and honor
have maid our language what il 10, will b
q treat not often enjoyed. We have No
doubt there will be large attendance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

SrREnf's DAzAa continues 70 Be the fash.
ionab.s resort for the ladies, whom they are
in search Of something choice and recherche
All tie late novelties will be found here,
and also the Ocean Wave hair crimper. A
splendid line Of goods are now on exhibi-
ton In this store, direct from. ths. East
Ladies 70 around and examine the stock
you will surely find something to please
you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

Tsurn.-lt should be generally under
stoed that . man must needs economist
these days. Evsrything from paper Of
tscks to . bundle Of Dry Goods have grown
excessively large priced. Sam Psrry's
Clothing Emporium. hswever. has been the
refuge Of the oppressed for want Of clothes
during oil these dark days. A splendid
stock 10 now on hand-.hs flrst in the city
all new fresh goods. direct from eastern
faeteries, and others Of foreign Importation.
Go around and see them.
3. O. Ressarssn. NswAAx, N. J.-Ths
aAasutien Of the trade 10 called 10 the card
sf The abovs house. The proprietor has
been for many years snssssd in the asnu>
fssturs 81 pure sspal vsrnish, and has o..
ways 6lled orders 20 their entire satisias-
tisn. The vsrnish csoipg from this sstab-
lishnsnt 10 warranted arst class, smeng The
trade. Especial atseAsisn will - givsa to
che wants Of the Western trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

1o.oav'9 4 Advertisements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19
AGENTS WANTED
TA TRAvEn.

AaA IN = article needed by every basiosss 1an b
~ ooootV. Agents eaa realise net pfo0t Of ffo0
~ ~ ~ ~ day, cosh II hand. Only ~ dol
hso nooooooey 70 start ~ bueinoos- Ad6sooo with
oeanp. W00T8RN PUBLICATION co.,
C0rAsf - en1 Perry stfce)1,
oD1o1Du1y DoSoaport Iowa,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

Change Of Duolnooo.
mHR UNDBRsI0NRD HAvIu0 SOLD OUT
i Ais Stock Of Dry 0eods - Af. UArlstian Tosr.
riog. would sxtsnd HE sincere thanks to Ais many
frissds asd the public geasraly fer their past bsf-
aipatfenage. and would ssk them 70 transfer the
sane to nr. Tosrring. wAe 10 neV evening fresh
eteek OF goods ct the old staAd. No 50 Wsst Second
Street. Respectfully, Ae.
febis-dit OTTO KLu0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

TBR RsolsrsY LAw.-Ws have the opinss
ion of legal gentleman Of this citv that
the registry law will come into operation u
the coming school election, the same - q
any general or special election. II this b
%, il stands in hand for the Township
Clerk, or officers Of the School Boord Ia
make some provisions for registering the
legal voters in the school district. Will
the Supesinten Of Public destruction
give an official opinion?
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19

THE RsAsos wHY. Several sfou1 Dspsb.
liean friends tavs aatsd % Why ws do -,
publish the article from ths 0sseete in
which it endorsed Andrew johnson. The
reasen = very simple. Il 10 because N
eaanss CT held Of the papss. We 70 oea.
bss The article w.ll-it Vas ,publisbed Ocf.
2lsr. 1855. II any enc will fsroish % 4
daily 0asats sf that date, ~ will prsve
bsyend csvil that the 0ssstts did ssassss
Aadrsw Jshsssn, ssd beslebbee hin Sos IL
purpese - rstsioisg the Pest o0se.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-19
STATE NEWS.

Boone county debt 10 81, ,SeS.ss.
Spring chickens just outin Dee Aoinss.
a 500 copies Of Dixsn's Valley and
Shadow have been sold.
An editorial convention 10 nseeed-ts
come o6 at-sav Dee Msinss.
SIS bushels si wheat 10 he acre 10 not
bad for Marion eounty.
-Emmst essnty hes neither Temperance
seeisty nor salssns.
"A man wss recently killed in Centre
vile BY falling limb Of tree.
The Linn county cash box 10 10 have
special watchman.
-Des Moinss is to give her 6rsmen .
benefit ball.
5000 sheep butehered 10 Washington
county fer their pslts.
"A citizen Of Wilton has had bis shin>
bone taken out by Dr.. Farrell.
"A delri1m trsnsns fellow was recently
captured In Ksokuk.
The Courier notes . disgusting 10.
stance Of female drunkenness in Muscatius
The two prettisst girls 10 the State set
up the Steamboat Rock Citisen.
Three marriages week 10 the ratio 10
Rome.
The Dubuque Congregational church
organ wsighs 9i tons-eost COCO.
A Dubuque express messenger has
been snatchsd for perloining goods en-.
trusted 70 bis care.
The editor Of the Clinton Herald 10
unmarried and getting barsfooted on top
Of his heard. Horrible
-Wilton is gsing to have . Mayor and
DO wids-awake city.
The Clinton House at Iswa City. recent.
~ opsssd-is doing an Immense business.
"A brakssmsa % the Nerthwsstsrn Vas
killed a Woodbine. while uncouplIng cara
-Burslars recently visited the house Of
Deacon Hobart. editor ef The Iowa City
Luminsry.
The Times brings out Col Barnes Of
the Dubuque Timss fer Post Master Of
Dubuqus. Check.
Ia the stomach ofs dead cew II Ot>
tumwa wss fouad : choice ssllsssisn Of
peach stone pebbles.
Gen. Nat Baker distinguished himself
% chief engineer at the recent con6sgra-
tion at Dss Nsinss.
convenient cesl shutss have been put
in At Newton for the accommodation Of coal
burning locomotives.
During tho last fifteen years there has
been no time when there were less than six
printing establishments in Dubuque:
Atlantic City. ON the q. X. !. 1 P.
has One depot and numerous buildings.
II 10 three months old.
Several dupes in Iowa should know
that the Rock River Fire las, Co Rock ford,
Illinois, has closed ito doors and the effects
Of the oihcs will DO sold At public auction
BY the Sheriff. The day Of mutual frc
Insurance companies seems to have passed.
The Cato City rises to . question Of
privilege, and declares cut loud that 'tbsrs
10 in store for Ksokuk . proprospsetivs
growth and prosperity greater than that Of
any other city 10 Iowa." "Proprospectivs"
- good. It's the native dialect for State
Fair.
The Des Moines Statssnsn says -
young lady in this city has made the singu-
lar discovery that whipping the back be-
tween the shoulders, on rising III the morn
ing, will give the cheeks ruddy glow
through the day. All the fashionable girls
Of Dss Meines, now regularly devote fifteen
minutes before breakfast, to this bsautiiy-
ing exercise.
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