The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 4

MEDICAL. HORSE NAILS, Ac. TE LEG EAPHIC forty-second congres DAILY DEMOCRAT, DA VENDOR! FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY COMMISSION. G. W.

SMITH, GENERAL Commission Merchant, And Manulicturera Agent, 25 strati street. Agent for tne sale of Rock Island ttiase Coan-paay's Qlasa Hock Island Stove Company's Stoves; S. 11. Harris' Fire and Burglar Proof Sales. HALLET, DAVIS COT, PIAJOS.

Bevratty flve Fires rrawluBaa Iward-tdlsr HKl TltaO, ,,00 Nave beeaa Itlaatufaclureel, and are uv Iu I'M. Altent on Is e.llod ta the followtni; etlracls Tho Rising' Sun rrT I 1 -1 STOVE POLISH! For lleauly of roll.li Mavlne Labor, I'reeiteas Irom I'usl, llnra-lilllly autl Iifsihs truly Mlapal In aar I uiitrj. MOUSE Prop 'rs, CANTON. MASK, Washington. Jan.

20. Hocsk. Bills "srere introduced providing for bringing suits for claims against the United States in the United States Circuit Court for the distribution if tha Geneva award and for organizing the Indian Territory, of Oklahoma. On mot on of Poland a resolution was adopted paying those who were successful in obtaining contested seats their necessary expenses. Senate.

Mr. Wilson presented a petition of Wendell Phillips, and other, for a prohibitory liquor law. Mr. Carpenter, from the Judicial Committee, submitted a majority report adverse to the bill for the relief of suflerers by the Boston fire. Mr.

Edwards, for himself, submitted a minority report in favor of the bill, acd both were ordered printed. A new bankrupt act was reported. A resolution of inquiry was offered as to the value of telegraph lines. On motion of Mr. Carpenter, the Senate passed tbe House amendment to the bill fixing the time for beginning the annual session of the United States Supreme Court.

J. llubley Ashton, formerly Assistant Attorney General, was appointed counsel for the Government before the Credit Mobilier investigating committee, in place of Stanley Matthews, declined. COMMERCIAL. Davenport Market Report. Orncs orDavBNroMT Jan.

SU CHAIN ANJD I'UODU4 fc. WHEAT. Tea CIbd Hard Choice Low tirades. Best White- .1 00ai 11 ..1 Uw! 1 VO WKotl 1M 80 tw soobo BAItLET. OATS, FLOUR, Beat BETTER AND K008.

Prime Frcab liutur bVks 00 be bo aswy ba hweet Potatoes Onion i Beans CORN, Best Qrade MA It Kli'l'S ltv CaJcago mmrkiat. Cmoaao, Jan. SO, IS. 72. Flour Firm.

Wheat Firmer, cloalnz steady at caah or Jan. Corn-Steady st 30t casb. Oats- Quiet and steady at So cash. Kte Firm and in lair dercand rales of car lots at Barloy-Irr gnlsr and active at 8988T for No. cai-ti.

Provision Eaaler. Font-Easy, closing quiet at 11.05 casb. Lard Quiet and eaater at 7. IS canb. Meats- lower all round DreaHed lioga htcady and in jjood demand for light aM B0 I eavy dull at 4 4046 1.

4i). Whiaky Dull, with sales at US. tliloaico 1.1 ve Murk Market. CiucAoo. Jan 30.

1371. Cattle Dep-enaed on account of bad transporta, tion, with yards fu 1. Hofs Receipts for Sunday an Monday market active, both shippers aud packers buying bulk of sales al Vo. SI. Louis Market.

St. Louis, Jan. 20. 1374. Flour Firm.

Wheat -Only small ramnle lots selling. Ocrn Firm at SO. Oats Steady at m. Barley Better No. 3 spring 7.

Whisky Quiet at J0. Provisions Steady. Pork Firm at 11.60. Lard-Ueld firmly no sales. Dry Salt.

Meals Fair demand for luture deiivj erv. Shoulders Loose up count, at for sellers of Bulk Meats Only order trade. Bacon Nominal. Clear Sides eu on spot. Hoirs Firm some tales higher at 3.40(2.3.85 mou.y at awaa.io.

New torsi iriairKea. By telegraph Nbw York, January 30. Flour rirmer. Wheat Stronp, Chicago 1166(91 .7, Milwaukee 1 riU, red 1 85I 01, amber 1.90(81.00. BaCorn Better, good aemand, at Hwt- Quiet acd steadz at 4955.

Barley Dull and nominal at trOSil.OO. Rye Steady at 7tt. Whisky Firm, 93. Pork-Qniut at lS-TW-87. Lard -Dull and easier at 8 Vsj34.

Nan York mower Market. By telagrnph. NEW Yobk, JanuarjSO. Mocks Finn and quiet. Cduoiis Hl.l t7; 'S 1.14)4; "IH 1.14!; '05 1.15H; new, 1 '07 1.15 NlS, 1.15fc 10-40'a l.l'-i',; new, 1.124 a i n.

Western Uulou Telegraph 33. Lake Shore Pacillc Mail 71(4. Fort Wayue 92', Ametlcan Kxprens 74. United States Express 'tt. Pacldc-bOX.

I'ref. Now York antral l.f3S. Erie Pref Northern Pacinc-tGi Union Pacillc una. Northwestern Rock Irland 1 Toledo A Wabash -71 St Paul pref. 77.

Ohio MlSHiBrlppl-40H. 1-4. SHOW CASES. ECKERSON WORTHING MANUFACTURERS OF SHOW OASES 1. 68 Late Street, CHICAGO ILLINOIS.

EXCELSIOR Show Case Manufactory NO, 228 Stale Street. 11L J.E. BERRY Propr's. This estabilFhrncat Is last becoming known as positively the cheapen place in the city lor SHOW of every description. My price lists I will enaran- antee to ha folly 15 per cent, below any other Man-uf cturer In the city.

"Live and let live" la tho word. Send for Price ialSdOm J. DIXON Show Case Manufactures UlAt Slnet, Let. Clark aid Li Salle. UHZOAG-O TTjT, send for Illustrated Price List.

an IS eodly 9 CORNILLIE BROS. Manaincturers of Show Cases Fisher's Patent Refrigerators. Earth Clos ets, i-aient ana Fruit Ladders, Practical Stair Builders. Factory and Hi ore Room. 93 and 94 Aivfeiu wty.

snilW AUAUU WIS. ItlHMITT dfe SHOW CASE WARER00MS, NO. 66 MAIN STREET, Bet. Columbia Pearl. iincitinati AH klnda of how Cases kerrf nn hunri and wmuor atil-enniftm EDWARD BOSS DISTI LLEtiS OF 1IIS Celebrated Swan Gin, 123 Michigan Avenue, CHICAGO.

WM. HUZWIUK, STEAM BAW MJIX, T. TT IVr Ti TP a i or Salsifies, ta, pickets, manBJactnred and sol lowest sash prices. Mill and Lumber Yard jrront atreet, above natinaw jwanga. we Kir lore nm ui will lng be ADSABLE HORSE NAIL CO.

HAMMERED m'se Mails, r-i A NTT ED aad T-. ocalltv'of lO 4.1 VE aa by y4tftiX STOCK CF LEWS' PATt'NT TOE CALKS ci.tautij or band is New York and 'tor tale tt JJAMFflTtfiEK3 LOWEST TRICES. A. BrliC, Secretary. OKl-MCEH chamber a Street.

X. Y. A'rtfe Street. Ch iccujo. LOCAL cC This i bo apology lor whisky drinking, m-d'ctne sad cinu be Baed 10 mtoxxate.

produces a eff.C, as Weil acts ratbartie. In fa. raawKia-Liver Regulator i jroooonecd aa Bexeeptlonable medicine. -n, 11 A th. a'vetUJeoient of Dr.

BobannMi, of S'- Loni. M- lit reoiattoli on of successful ptoiUbn In his specialty In tho Went. t-CIllV CBAPIIOF 4riVIITlTI4SI atrr, three tlroce sdsy, will cure -Un-B atlea el the Idneya. Giavel, Catarrh of tbe i ItrVcr, ftiwlolbe Pladder. Drlckdnst Deposf en.eie Irregnlsrltlee, Prolapsus U'erl.

All am i step it. febiadsodly I 1 ular liiwlrall Beak (20 Fa see WojriBnc-orjl MaBBiaoB I Impedimenta t- trrtm. tie cars and enre. Sent trcurtly "rlfd, poet paid lor 60 ttcu, by Da. C.

MT, St. Charles atreet. St, Louis, Ho the rut iprrltllM- Fead bia works. Patients la ttryi.iate caliorwrtte. IIOLLulIAl'4 foul atoacach piodoces obuactluns la Ine liver.

Irritation of tbe headache, nervosa debility, emaeiation, ei'iaiistiou- death. Arreal tbe cause ofth.se terrible conseq.er.cea w.iB Ilolloway'a Irrealatlbla Sold 7 Maiden Lane. N.Y. Price 5 eenta prb-v. A.k for new ityle; tbe old la counter- d.

II II. LIW AKHFICATEM FltO.TI a 1 1 arts tl eruy ai Dally received, atte.t- 11-10 ti udi ri.iltled popularity of ILU great Id Ibe cure of diseases of tha blood. I.iaa, ihlo, Feb. 9S. Crrfr twenty year I have been a(Hi-td tilth an exceedingly annoylmr and Inveterate rnpwn.

nimliit neatly my whole body. I tried mb dlU'rettt medlrlne. bat wlibont receiving to" fceni'fil. A hort time plnca I hoiirM re itmii'allr." and oird It acrordmg 10 it I am t-wi py toT It ba entirely toiril iie. It la a nter.lciii ot preat merit, Yonts Trnly, Iir.tuaaiM P.n irroi, HI- A Itl II I', tbe yjeat ttlr, as onfnlilng rvmedy for all diaeasuaof tbe Bltotfer, alto lor Cjrptpria or lndl 01 Slid In the titomach.

Tbe rr.oat dtttterklog eaten Female Weakneaa, and Or'lne I onplainla are permanenlly cired by letii'riMii'a 1 ui Li It 11m qualltd by known in ti'jr lt-r tbe raio oftrrpaj, C'ruvel, and al v.o-itj and Khenmatlc afTictioc. It la a vpeelllc irniy f-r exailiag all Pin aiid Tape Worm. It 1 preerrlbrd by cmtneat pbytctana In Chronic Af rrttoae nf tbe lwr. For by all drujlpl'. ee adirrkUeetcitt la tb'a hwiie.

Mr. CiltKAr KKIMKIkV OK THE (t bertranlly medicine known la JOHN IMKrT'f Ibeyarenot like moat the I titi roinmOR whltky drink, but a purely dical wort, and nwd only aa a If taken direcud, tbey will gire hc rfutrst rslttfctloD. They are a care for all t'iliim c.lveact, and for fever and agne they have 0' evt Tfc- rr.rc llrcr and kidney complalutr, c'rppervia, jMCbtllce, Bcrootii'ea and headache, frpesal debility tieycleaneand purlfytbe bloed ol ai; and restore tae whole ayvtem to a r'yuitr acd tfalihy 'lin. Ladlra will Bnd tn1 tnTalcable In care ol weakneaa, irrnen! iMftn.r. runFtlpaiion and elddineoa ii Lead.

rery family rhouM keeptbemon hant. t'lie trial ill rnlcre yon -f a bat we fay Mi nnrnrturod by KOOT TYBER, Difpeiiaiug S-n. ra atreet, Bnflalo, N. Y. For rsl by all Urnplta In tbe and country.

ft nCt.M AN. tlen'l Apia. DatcBport. III It ViKiiiti a rm." In t-rtn town of ten tnhahltnnt there iia aioMly at retail, owr lfy prof bottlee Kecao'a fais-Kinirff Mairic t)l! In -ne year, Thin t'H a l-iir thh-ir nhere If ThfT rtr it crrp llt'nnarlie, Ke-re Neural- e3, brrWr. KhrDnattro, Hurt.

Iirulef, Sore t'yr. Mira-n, Sriaic, Vreeaea, I'hllblaiup, Toom arhr. Umt flack, t'oi'r Tainr. File, Craini, and ai men ihinr. Yon try it mrt ace.

I'Hin Killing Mncic OH la a tlllnir. I ii. a uln Klllinir Mnvic OH I' bii; tiling. F'mn-Klilinif Mtic till la a big Hiintf. I.Ynar's I'ain KMIina' MavicfHI la a li tnltiK.

i'fase'a Foia Hllng Mayic Oil la a It li.ic. 1 iit nne a bib ni'iiuif nayic rri la a niir la'nir. Ivupf 1 fln Killinir atuK'c Oil la a ia li ir r'edn, tare, anu dcUrimia to ute. and cures anr if pein aa eonn at it raacbea tle aHtt wii ihe tronble ta. There Is nothing like Ihla risicl.

It don't a poll by aire, and prowa better and better. Keadtr, toyon keep It la tbehnuaet If stw, y-a onrbt to be ifbumed of onraelf, to let yur wile and children antler. Pend tvt tt. and If yonr merchant fcaa not (liKtt.lell him yon won't irrde with bim rmleta 1 fe (ieta a aupply at once iiiaiairaiy, a rit, Sold by Bteveuaon Jt Caxaaban and J. H.

iMFORTANT TO LAPIIS. Clark's Oriental Uqnid Wtlte. Clark'e Orloctsl Liquid ilunge. Oark'a Orlontal Hair Dye and oil Benoa Dulr Drcaain; sre tbe meat tolltt anicloe eror preacnied io tbe public. Price, ji.co and t-V.

To ai ail arairtita inkelOd .100 l-eiranl '3yi' -ItViiN -il Ji Ol 1IKAR tllllt cmiirtt mm. Il I Sii ti ot a lirnt class Mliiii Col- bi iii lull inloiwni- I AJ" ifc'' t-t lit ii Ih 1 OO t.S FINE I REE TAR CORDIAL nre a (r at remedy for the Tbroat and Lnrg Kcafipr, but yen a coorbf DaTe yon Pate yen a acre ttroat Eave job any of tte preH.CBJtory aymptca-a ol tbat dlaeaae tiiat lata: to tha BDioan ayatm Conaumptior wu la all airjcerlty. delay not, butroaortto tre rrrta of cere, rae Ibed-re aralidy doea Ita fa- iat wet a. We are cften aaked wty are tot other ramediea csrBet Congbt, Coldf, kLd cteer pnliconary afecticne eonal to Dr. L.

0. tah-fs Pine Tree Tra Cordial We answer It. It rnrea r.ot ty itopf.iBjr corps, bm tj turi irr are rrawilrr ratcre t- ttniwotf the nr tieaitLy stattcr collected abont tte throat and trot rscefTjg irritation and corf h. Yoet Theot acd I.r.nj Remedies are com or arojsea. alien sUay the ceagh lor 'wfctic.

bt by their conatrrBginj effects, tbe fibres rr hardered. and tbe unhealthy Buids eoaB -ate ar.d are retained 19 the system, cauaing dla eaeo tit control of obt atut maf at phyt ietaa. f. Tta Pile Tree Tar Ccrdial. alia its r.

-to preferable, becaca ey remoTe tbe. cf lmtaaoB of th asacons Etembrat and tubes, asfisttbe lanrs to act and throw ni ti. prfealthy secretions sedpnnty tbe bloctj. thra KCiertif caily Baking the ecro perfect. Tri tttith of wMch we hare liviDf te were ence riven np to die Can at Dr.

Wlsbart's Creat Farrlly Medicine stfte. So. ra Worth Second Street, Fhitadelpbia, acd ezamina tu sie of certificates ot car, and re riive te Lames ard rendecces of hncdreds and aore-ndf of pcn-onn etsra by his Jostly renowned rr-edl. who wen. uice hopeleaaly eivaa bd to die.

Ptridi of teen reside In acd aronce or narolet ta tbe Cn'ted fcnt wttat coctnjna partias wc r.ava been benefltUd by tha Fine Tree Tar BEd Great American Dyrpepala PUla. Tbes ar facts which we caa scbstaattate la a aur3r that will convince the most skeptical. Patient from a distance can receive advice free of caaree. Wrtte directive r'alaty. and state oldlaee-e fally.

Friee of taa Pice Tree Tar Cordial, par do ra. rlent to Bay address apon c.f order. aadreaasll conunonlCBtloxs L. C. Wtehart.

If O-. Norta Second tiuoo. "T'VB oetsal.Bi rrimi, Departaraa or Trains. JS1CAQO, BOCK ISLAjto PACIFIC RAILROAD nmsroK. ertplu Sipraasamw.tlOB,ln, Day departs lor tv TriJU r.a.

vrzsram, TrvrJl aftlOe (right Kxpreac amwafrom the WeV A.nt Cay departs tor the --70 DAVAM-OKT KD SA1NX- fAliL KAU.asZ'Z' iwlewsra Centre Uaqaoketa. Lbatk. a reitm" a. M. ai .:00 P.

M. lli-HIA'a! WKSTKKJf CMIOJI KAJLK JA1 FttUat AOC'K lalJaMD TO JULWACAJt. iBaTB. aajuvB. txuiass and A.U.

In lxs4 w. 1W0 1 I ia OUR SPECUL CORRESPONDENT THECIPTAL Dbab DEifoataT The) flutter wnoni the friends ot Harlan here is quits) refresh-in" to utiJer. The IteyitUr jubilate, the tfMicnn equiTOCttWf, ami tie gleams satisfaction limiting up the ficcs of tbe Allison swiherenta are like the dancing of the Eunbeams on many wattrs. The Lej-inter cannot conceal ita fcrcat satinfactiou, and bubbles over in a column and a half article this morn to paint the lilj of Harlan purity with an Allison blacking brurli, while the Itfpuiliean charges Allison with baying paid hash bills amounting to thousands fir hi champion aud henchmen. On Friday, too late for uiy last, there was lively debate in the Senate on the statute heretofore authorizing the publi-cttion of the laws in tie uewspapers.

Senator IJeardsli veered round from hia former posit ip, and seeing, with Borrow, the povcitj of the State (caused by radical mismanagement) was against publication. Senator Shane was in favor of using the press as the dis-scminotor of the laws, as also was Senator Stone, whilo Campell believed that the sections should not be restored, as the press of Iowa is able to support itself. and the State Treasury cannot stfurd the biennial draft of $00,000 to 100,000 that is made on it. Other Senators followed, and tJenator McNutt offered the following resolution, which was lost, and a nice fat take for the State Printer thus torn off the hook Ilaolved. That the Secretary of State shall cause to be published two hundred thousand copus ot the session laws, in pamphlet lorm, at a cost not to exceed thirty five cents a copy, and shall forward them to tbe county clerks in each couuty in proportion to its population, so that a copy of such laws shall be placed in every family as far us practicable.

Such publi cation and distribution to be made with in ninety days after the adjournment. 1 lie upshot i the matter was that the sections were repealed, and the people de prived of a copy ot the laws they are to kmw and obey. In the Senate this morning a joint resolution was adopt ed authorizing tbe Rankin Committee ti telegraph for witnesses, which is the first expense the State is put to in endeavoring to crape up spilt milk. 1 he House reso lution requesting the Attorney (Jencr.il to be present during the investigation of the Treasury defalcation, was discussed aud lott. Ayes, 10 nays, 10.

Title 8 of the code was then considered, number of amendments were made the n.ost important, being the striking out of the sections relative to commissioners of legal inquiry striking out that portion ot bill allowing jurors to be einpanutllcd in courts lroin the by standers, and requiring a resummoning of jurors. The bill was then passed. A motion to require all terms of the Supreme Court to be held at the scat of government wus voted dowu. In title 4 ot the code. Senator Shane mov ed to amend so as to provide that no couu ty shall atter January 1st, 1374, have the right to fund its indebtuuess, which led to a discussion until adjournment.

In the llouse, the Kaukin Committee by request came back from tho Senate, having been concurred in. Wm. Ham mond, of Chickasaw, who was sick du ring the regular session took the oath and his seat. Ureenof Scott, offered an amendment to rule No. 7.

for the govern ment of the House, to the effect that after the action by the House on an amendment made by the committee, the bill shall be laid aside until Ihu next morning, when it ahull be made a special order, to make ejeijcal corrections and harmonize tbe putts, after which no amendments shall be in order. Adopted. Also from the same member, a resolution authorizing tho Attorney General to conduct the examination of witnesses before the tnkiu investigation committee, was adopted. Titles 1 and 11 of tho code were received from the Senate and adopted. The Senate amendment to the chapter fixing the compensation ot (flieers was concurcd in.

Chanter 9 was adopted with a section making it the duty of the Governor to examine the books and vouchers and funds of till tbe State officers and institutions every 80 days, which received from Mr. Green. On motion of Mr. bold, section 1 was amended, so as to give "I'utrons of Husbandry" the bent tit of the law, the fcamu as churches libraries, etc. Section 37 was amended so as to require the Auditor of State to make his icport of all companies organized iu the State on the iirst day of May instead of March and autnorizing the printing of 1,500 copier for the Audi tor, out of which be shall supply a copy to cacn member 01 tne ueneral Assembly and also to every newspaper in the State.

bection 39 was amended so that any num. Der 01 persons not exceeding g.uuo can organize a mutual insurance company Mr. Tatker moved to create an additional section tc the eflect that all moneys left in tbe treasuries of insurance companies after tho closing up or their business, shall be turned over to tbe school fund. No other important alterations were made. and the house adjourned.

Tbe Rankin committee met this morning, and was called to order by the chairman, Senator bnane, who had a long list of witnesses. from which be requested tbe committee to select one or two who ct uld be tub-po-ued to appear before the committee at their next meettnsr. It was decided to tubjffina Mr. Hankin and Mr Brandt to appear at Ihe next meeting on Monday morning at 93s o'clock. The committee for investigating tho financial condition and running of State isstitu- tioiis met at the Savcry, this afternoon.

RBfttnr TtwrV mrnla fmon a Kasson secretary. Nothing beyoud desultory conversation eliminated, and they adjourned until Tuesday next. There is really no local news worth repeating. Des Moines is duller than the fat weed that floats on Lethe's shore, and the only amusement is dodging the tem perance fanatics wha are determined to water-log tbe Capitol, and make all men virtuous in spite of cakes and ale. Such disclosures as tne Han kin felony and the Harlan bribery can only be glazed over by a superior article of puritanic zeal and a more pnarasaical display of pinchbeck piety ana bogus saintship.

Radical ism begins to give out a bad sa vor, and it will take much evan gelical incense to sweeten tbe tabernacle. I am sorry to learn that the charming Kitty Allen 13 very sick, away down at Vassar, and her father has gone to see her. Tho resident committee of the State Industrial Convention are daily receiving letters conveying inueliigeuce of tbe appointment of delt gates by van ous orgvuizatioES, and tbe prospect now is theie will be a large attsndance. Cue has got his commission as Pension Agent, and the first 80.000 to be disbursed bv mm is 0n tout, it no llurlau or liaukin should interview it, it may be here by to- nigut mail. Aiioo the most requisite channels for tlie transmission of Iowa's agricultural wealth to a profitable market, is a thor- ODgbly reliable commistion house, and we know of none which does a larger busi ness in our State or has more the confi dence of our principal shippers than tbe firm of Nixon, Drake, and Commission merchants of 19 Water street, Cincinnati.

Oar snipping readers will cordially endorse this well deserved mention. Every practical pressman knows the valne of a teally good roller composition, and in no article is the axiom of th best being the cheapest so true as in this. Th experienced workmen in charge of our printing department gives unqualified praise to Van Bibber roller com- position as made by them at their works Cincinnati, and we are happy to allow reference as to its quality to be made to Elegant, lisht, and wholesome Bread, Rolls, Corn Bread. Muffins. Buckwheat and nthor Griddle anrl Pastry and Cakes, of every vartetv.

ore- pared with Yeast Powder. in in NEW YORK. New Yobk, Jn. 20. The counsel for Stokes in pressing their claim for anew trial will rely much upon the fact that two of the jurors -went outside ot the court tor evidence, one having examined the ladies' staircase at the Grand Central Hotel, and another having examined pistols at a gunsmith's to see whether a four-barreled pisiol could be distinguished from a six-barreled pistol.

Affidavit is also to be embodied in the bill of exceptions that before tbe trial one of tbe jororseaid that Stokes ought to be hung anyhow, and another said that if be was on the jury he'd hang Stokes any-how. Wm. A. Pile, Minister to Venezuala, has arrived in this city. The small pox epidemic is creating graveapprehensions in Boston.

Already three thousand cases are reported in that city, and tbe percentage of deaths is much larger than from all other causes combined. Nearly all the burials are made in tbe night. Tbe epidemic has had a serious effect upon commercial circles generally. Tbe estate of tbe late S. N.

Pike, of Cincinnati, is sworn to in tbe petition for probate of bis will as being worth two and a half million dollars. The will after providing liberally for his widow, divides the property equally between bis four surviving children, one son and three daughters, two of whom are minora. The only bequests made are one thousand dollars a year for life to his brother, S. M. Pike, and a debt of $1,300 to another brother, Usury Pike.

The cold spell commenced again yesterday. Tbe Serca cold has stayed the freshets which would otberwne have occurred on the Hudson. It is stated that a pool exists to create a "corner" in Western Union stock. In the Tweed case, this morning, Gar-vey was cross-examined at length, to un-change his own implications in the ring frauds. His counsel made a strong effort to extort from the witness the fact that he was to be gl7en immunity in consideration for bis time.

The witness did not acknowledge that any such arrangement existed, but said he was told by O'Connor that if be told the truth on the stand no harm would come to him. WASHINGTON. James F. Wilson before 1 lie Credit Mo-blller t'omuiltlee Caldwell's fuse. Washington, Jas.

18. Before the Credit Mobilier investigation, to-day, James P. Wilson, of Iowa, stated that he bad bought aud paid for ten shares of capital stock of Credit Mobilier. Oakes Ames once aaked him to subscribe for $5,000 of it, which he declined t. do.

Somn time in 18C8 II. T. McComb advised hiu CWilsoo) that ho could Btill get the stock, and Lal better do so. Ames then said the stock was all disposed of. McComb remarked that the statement was fa'so.

Ames then said he would do what he could, and subsequently arranged for ten shares it par and seven per cent, ex-prior dividends. Wilson held the stock until tho winter of 18G9, when be sold it on account of contentions between tbe Credit Mobilier and Union Pacific stockholders. Ho has at no time since been in any manner interested in the Credit Mobilier, nor did at any time, or in any manner, have any interest of any kind or character in said company other than as herein before stated. Witness was in Mr. Grimes' room when Oakes Ames came in and asked Senator Grimes to take $25,000 worth of stuck in tho Credit Mobilier.

Ames said to Grimes: "We must raise money if you will take stock I will guarantee you ten per cent ou your money providing you will divide all tbe profit over ten per osnt. with me." Grimes replied "Well, I am satisfied with ten per cent, on my money," and agreed to invest. The Senato Military Committee, this evening, beard President Stanford, of the Central Pacific Railroad, in favor of the bill relinquishing part of Goat Island to the company, ani D. C. Mcliuer, of San Francisco, iu opposition.

Senators Cole, Caserly and Stewart, and Representative Sargent participated in tne discussion. Nmv loitK, Jan. 20. A Washington dispatch says: "The Caldwell investigation will close thi wee, but it is not likely that the report of tho committee- will be submitted be fore next week to the Senate. The ex amination in behalf of the accused will begin to day after the cross-examination by the government.

About twenty five witnesses have been summoned, eight or ten of whom are already here, but it is not thought the examination will be long. Caldwell will probably begin bis defense in his own behalf on Wednesday." Washington, Jan 20. Poland's Credit Mobilier Committee resumed investigation this morning. Gen Brinks took his seat with the committee for the first time. Sidney Dillon, Prcsi dent of the Credit Mobilier, testified that he knew of shares being put into the bands of Durant and Ames, to fulfill pre vious contracts of the bill he did not rememeraber the names of the persons Ames said be was under obligations to some allusion was made to Congrussmen but he did not remember the names he thinks Ames mentioned John Brooks witness said ii rooks came to him sayinsr he had received 10U shares Irom JJuranr, and under rule, was entitled to 50 shares additional, which were formally made over to Neilson, son-in-law of Brooks.

rAt the same time, Neilson borrowed of bim, Dillon, to pay fjr them. The Wilson investigating committee this morning consumed much time in arranging the examination of II. Rollins, President of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, who was present with two large trunks foil of books belonging to mat company. EUROPE. LordLyiton Dead Vlalting, Chisel Marat vsnuary.

London. Jan. 18. Edward Bui werLytton, the well known English author, died this afternoon, aged ui years. London, Jan.

20. A large number of Visitors were at Cbiselburst yesterday, to hear tbe funeral sermon of the late Napoleon. Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice seut flowers to be placed on the tomb. The Prince Imperial will soon return to school at Woolwich. Baptist Wetlierby Noel, the wtll known English theologian, is dead.

FIRES. Terrible Fire la otianiwa Lous 8150, Hilled. Ottomwa. Iowa, Jan. 20.

Union block with its seven fine stores, was burned yes terday. Loss A fireman named Henry Miller was killed, and several others injured. i Heavy forgery Mlk Company. San 18. John W.

Southwell, who forged a note ou the National Gold Bank of this city for fortv- nve thousand dollars, pleaded Ruiltv of tne crime to-day. The California Silk Company was or gonized to-day, for the purpose of manii lacturiog silk goods in this city from toe raw material, lureign and domestic. Seere-isiry nl Ktats Klccseel. Xasuvillb, Jan. IS.

The Legislature joint session to-aay eiectea J. at Gibbs, of West Tennessee, Liberal Demrjl crat, Secretary ot state. LI is leading competitor was Cbas. M. Donaldson, Re publican, lata bneriQ or this county.

Te lis Hanged. Pittsburgh. Jan. 18. Ambrose E.

Lynch, convicted of murder in tho first degree, for killing Wm. Dad field on tha lltli of last June, was sentenced io tbe Criminal Court, this mornine-. to be exe cuted at such tune as the governor may appoint. Senator from ArkaDtai. Little Rock, Jan.

18. s. W. Doraev was to-day elected United States Senator place Senator Bice, "whose term expire! March 4th. tt N.

W. Coa. Mam amo bboomo tb. DAVEKTOKT, RECTORS: letri J. LOKKNSRN, DANIEL MOULD 11.

H. ANDKtHKS, JOHN M. LVTKIC 11. LESCKEll, l. WAfll-K, NICHOLAS Kl'llNKN.

OFFICERS: 1 KB IVTEH, lre. WAHl.K, Vice ria alivv, m. All bill I avas, DAN'L Treaa. 11. 11.

ANDHESEN, MEIER KAUFMAN AGENTS OF THE CONTINENTAL LIFE IKSJCO KKW YOIIK, MU'I UAK all Fcorm mm to tcb I'ollrlea laaaed In 1871 10.174 Atuouwt Itiauredl OO Aaaeta lite. AUSO AGENTS FOR WATERT0WN FIRE INS. Aaaele 1 20 AND OTHER riEST class mi Mkm MEIER KAUFMAN, UOr FVIAN'8 I1IIM K.IIKMIW NATIONAL HAUK DAVENlOKT. AGENCY OF No. 44 Brad" Street.

ROYAL OF L1VKRPOOL, $10,000,000.00 GOLD. FRANKLIN, OF PIIirADKLI'ITIA. $3,500,000,00. GermanAmeric'n OF NEW YOKK. $1.200.00000.

Fireman's Fund, OF fiAN FHANOISOO. $900 000 GOLD. BREWERS OF AMERICA, $732,000.00. ST. JOE, OF SAINT JOi'I, $500,000.00 LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.

JPMU3 fc'CHfJTT. H. 0 ALUS. D. II.

U. HTWtLU a. a. m.htw Eli D.H.HARTWELL&BR0 Fire and Life INSUKANCI. AGENTS, Herckants1 Block, Third St.

DAVF I'OI'J', IOWA IMPERIAL, LONDON, $10 678 652, Gold. INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA. Philadelphia.

$3,500,000. CONTINENTAL, tNEW YORK $2,509,326. COLUMBUS, $861,452. ORIENT, HARTFORD, $675,500. NEW YORK, $647,294.

INTHHNATIONAL, NEW YOltK-Susporded. rnurw o. rruitvius'l AK riurpanded. FORWA RDING ETC. North Atiantic Express Co.

Incorporated I'ndrr Special rial tor. CAPITAL, $1,000,000. (IENEHAL OFFICE, Broadway. New York. Kurope, at fixed Urlff rates, covering all trsns portalion and delivery charges whatsoever, with shipping or custom bon.

expensvs other than duties paid government, which will be collected receiver on delivery. Small prepared parcels forwarded from Davenport, and delivered In all of Great Pritain, North and South Germany. Including Austria and Hungary, Prance, Kwltser- uMo.u'j, i viimara, ore, st tne lot-lowing rates, covering sll charges whatsoever, as Parcels np to Parcels npto Parrels up to parcels weight it weight 8 lb weight 4 well-lit I i so. 41 40. si 611.

SI WI r-arcels or same weights forwarded to other countries in Kurope at correspondingly low rates, isur punjisnea tanns. for Circulars and other lnloi matlon apply to LANGFELDT, THODE CO. AGENTS. DAVENPOBT. GAS FITTING.

TOHTM HOWE PRACTICAL PLUMBER, Cm isl Sttam Pip Fitter, SC" 13 East Third HU, IOeV LI KINDS PLUMBING, GAB AND ft TEA I npe Fining, done to order, ah ornor. exernled In rood slyle snd at fair rate. at iraonaiirifiv sw urwx Montresl; or D. FIN- House's Point, New toik, and by all Drag. IISURMCE CIMJMnSOFCOMrOIiT La die Ask Your Grocers For It SEWING MACHINES.

SAVK MONKV. til Til It CFf MHUTkD WILSON M(tV I MI Ml I'l Kit Shuttle Sewing Machine I'rioi Tlis hsnnnst and Vrry Bast Masufjctcrel I'll a I I.KNi.K TDK ulil.H 'in I Id it 'i a HtiwIliK Maclilne bellKt in l.ilu betier in i' 't 'a llisilc ill here i Vt esperlsliv n.lu II He pstti.nai' af itii ichant tailors, disss aiakera, sliiit slid t.oeoia makers, km.p sblrt maiiiilsclurers, rnrvol taskers, valier Biters, shoe hinders, vest ni.kers. snd psittslism ataki rs, and everylMKly else In need ot a rood, reliable tlml rlasa liM k-alirh HewinF Machina at a reasunshla p'K-e. EACH MACHINE MIAHRANHO IIVE TtAKS Wa will send a Wilson Mnrlitne to any one, Ires ol chsrun, oa recti I pi ol place, wlo-re we hare tin At'ctila, with lull printed luatruitloiis, tiermati or Kniilisb, HiennUls a child 10 vest, old to run It Audita Wanted. Circulars and Hattipls hewtnt; turnished on appllralloti.

WIION HKWlNtl MAI'HINK tHI oc.1l ly 11 West Maillsoii HI -light "li "best TO Easiest to M. M. Austria: Il tloti't pay von tn I tie tiesl iit.i-hniw. Prove our rial ins (let the leiicyand sii II It, Addrea. 1 omN Hn 4 li a inhere Ml Mais ki 4 IHeeKO.

qror w. wn.MAMK, nfdAwvlin (lojdalMary'MlhM k. Ay.nt, lisv. m.iiit fTEAL ESTATE. ELDRI1)GE7 LnricL Ao't, AMI LAND AND MONEY BROKER.

25 TtfRS rXPERICNCC IN INC EUSIMSS. Money loaned and ptiaiiiiili rd at III per cenl net. BIOtMitto aantrri iitw on Kami rrnparty, I jnd to tistle li.r t'lly Pmpi rty. Mi bouses snd seven Hole nam. lo s.

tit. ant so Wild land lor sale. m. i.i.iitiutJ Ilfllrw. llitiilv-s1 W.

IIAKIMSON, Land A-afl, I'artlrular alli'iillitn lislil to miilln auu.ea. t. arue quanlliy id city and counlj piopeiiy, and lid l.nda lor sale, mi It IN VIKIJiV 111 IK PliAHV fiTUKKr HAVKNIoKT. Citv and Suburban Property Ilim II HAL KHTAT OF TI'N I.ATI Jl'IXii Mitchell a hinrs ts now nllored tor sale, rosipi I I UK vain ah lo business and resilience In lli.ciiy proper. SW lota In Mitchell's Id, and th adiH Ions, Iteautllul tracts id a lew acres on the side be llhills, with ansnrpassed rlvi-r Vlnw.

'Ian acres nut lots near lbs city limits, tor prices, turnis, 4c apply to HON It A. MITCIIKI.I., Annilnlsttalrlt. Or JollN I. I tip PIN. land A lent a.

a. rx.i.a. li riMM.aaaM COLE ZIMMERMAN, Ji IL I ICS TA TJi JUtO ICItS, 'Second (Wi st el llairlsou.) HAVKNPtlltT, IOWA, Attend personally a-d promptly to Ihe Imyli-a Slid se iltng ol Hi-si Cnnindsslon i Hi lit I iit llousi si Kai tas. Ilsve lor a Isrye iiiiiu-ber of nisi KaiBis, lintH In rovi and Knlia- proved. In early eveiy Ci niiiy in the Hlsln' Also rtir.p City Proiierly.

snd atone to lo.n slM JOHN L. COFFIN, REAL ESTATE AGENT I iiveiiorta, Ioavr. Has for sale IKS.non sere a choirs Faimltia aada li. Iowa, Is SB dlllcreiit counUea, aelecUid lioin lu ui years since, by special agunla, and mostly owned Ity llin ialeiiteea, acres In Illinois, Wisconsin and Mlnnswota, Utilnitiroved Iota in llavetiHrl, I A (tlalrr, prtiira. nn, VYalcoll.

Ilnraul, IKiwney, Iowa t'Hf od lies Mrrtnea. Twenty awolliBg Boaaea and orea In Davenoort aov. sdti. TO BACCO A CIO A S. Stewart, Marks, Ralph in ARcii' rui lt, I niLADi i.rni A' IBtKiiracTtistHa or RALPH'S SCOTCH SNUFF rv t.

cr naP' uanisil 'OnillT, solars of nil Giados. vl 'O. 8A1I 11, IIHIII IIH KOLItl l. chas. HUCCEhHOIt TO IJRONSON MESSINQER atanofsclursr and Wholesale Dealer le TOBACCO, 8N Uli'lc JSc OlQA-liS lull 104110 TOLEDO.

OHia eodly rmTSKusBBv iwe.i NICHOLAS KUIINEN i ataaofacturor o( Cigars snd Dealer la 'Wm snsr a r-w H. Netv Vurki or 14 selected Itom lan-e number of U'llcts Irom tier man musters, boas pmlesslonil opiiilotia aland lor Ibe HlUllhST MOIIURM A IH 11(11(11 Iu mnlc II lathe most admirable lu.truurnt ever ni.c'a Fuaaa rrr, First ril l.lviiiK tlalil.l. 'I onoiiBCe tbe Inilrninenl tbe boat and rich-eat lu sound 1 have ever bnard." K. Fa. Kiruvia, Cempoaer and Teacher ll "The Biost i'iulslla lii'tranient 1 ever latvd on." Da.

Tmsooobb Ktn.a, Court I'laulst, Ileum "In munCneea and strength nf lone It represents the iierftfcttoa ol aiualcal lnocn.iil.m-" JtwarM Joaonsh, Chief IllK'Clor Iterlln Koyal Arjiilfuiy ol Music. 'Tho best llanos I saw In uiy ill. Tuey far ice I ail other niauufacturta," U.Haito, It.ij.. Prussian Mnalc.i llltecli.r 'There Pianos ate aa near a'wolule Kirlrlton as It Is possible It Mho luslrumvut to ba Immirlil." Fa.xa a tlerinan Hong Writ, r. "Tbey perfectly rail.

fy ew ry demand made re-a-arolnif tom di'l cary ol ci.n's.iiin, and imaer ol Faaas Itaatiai. I lll'tl I "Thla Piano dellsnce lo all ruuietiiiiiii. both aniieani own best Instrument, and tho Ol America, aaSteiuway aud oilier. tlti.T ltncB.any. Cnlef Mn-lcal Director Pru.laii Court.

"Iterlted my aMoi'tseiuenl. It suiisses In imwer and liilliu ss of tone all oilier tii.triititeuls wUKli I navo mer heait." JiWBI'tl tlt'NUl, Musical nirertiir Cotiil. "I ran only wl.h Hist such ci.lsiie Plstios risy soon be if m-tally known, aud Und their way In all Uern-aay." Kaal.isAN. lUvio, I and Teacher l'. sik Conaervaiixy.

"I ran ronscleniiiMi.ty assure you that I never bflore. bcaidaii (i.tlerl all lustra mrtit' Jul Ds snr, lty.l Com rt Master. Herila It Is tbe ncstvsl nrfe-inm ol ai)ttituir ol Ilia kind I have st au slid vxauilnsil." t-i', ailing Hii'Hu Msnmai turer ot huto.s. "Unites all Urn Militant tjiialltlca of tlm aio. nittdern key iiistriunenis.

It uruasws all me ottn inductions ul ml ot Ibis kiud. A. W. tltiiiwe.t a. Court tiritstnst.

M.ttu.r. A of art oflhe vi ry Iirst older, aura aa Ana attar vton wm oo.M la tAa cs.nrv. Court Ht. PeterrluuK "I am vary proud to hear It said In this land ol musicians thai so adtntrslite a piano has never liei-ti uianulhciiiivd in tiriniany. tiaouiis li.NrnnrT, Atai'fica Lfi.atiu, In to tliiif.i nil, it and couclso Ustl- ntonlHl.

by Foreiirii Ms.ter., similsr protessUiaal eiuitirrenienlsol stlpi rliu Ity are t'tven In the written opinions ol tlu) li-adinu i'lanisls and OilmiiM of Hi" t'nlti il Hiatus, iM'luOiuir the tiainesofa lhniisainl IVscliera uiul I'mlSMnrs til Mn.le in our lennlnic Acsili-nilra siul Heuilnatlss. 1 17 These I lslitis, Ihi-b urslnl smI eiiisie, can lu seen tu I hlceiro. In lsi(e niiuitiers, wuli a vsi i-ty or other rusiiufsi-liires, at Itm Piano aa I firman Waierooiii. of W. W.

Kimball. Sole orlliMoater.i Aue.il. WABASH AVENUE 13th CHICAGO. A largo aaroitireut rt new Pianos and Ciyaua to ltenu Parties wishlni; lo pry by lust ailments ran be arcouiui misled. GIFT ENTERPRJSES.

Fourth Legal Drawing. TISfi iXrKDH T0 aiLCIl 3IST. LAST OIIAlsrOE. tiieat portion cf the TH ki'lf slluady taai'B. Tli krtaSI li, or lor Many who delayed pnrrliastnit ttrketa In our la.l urswinir were uuaiuu to secure ineia ai snv price.

tickets will Ihi sent by Ksptess, and Money tail-Iccti don Delivery, wheu desired. I Crand Cash 1 tlrand Cah Hilae 1 tlrand Cash Prixe n.imi 1 tirstld Cash Prisu HI II 1 tl mi 1 Cash I'r 4.il il 1 Cash Prlae M.ilai I Cash Pnro (I 1 Cash Prir. i I Cah Prlae 1 1 Ca-h Prise a mm 1 Cash prise i.mai 1 c-b Pnsu I.ixi I no earn rrtss, earn iii.i p.i.m It'll Cash Prljja. carli Ml n.tk.i HI Cash I'jlKra, each Vt b.ta.l r.hO Ca-ll esrli 111 nn.lM.l SHU ash I'liscs, cr.r.U a 10. Mai Prisma nruouiitini; to i.10,(ll.1 '1 his enterprise is endorsed liy Hie best IttiNlness meu of our Male.

Tuo price ol tickets la a Kbaianu'o ot a speeuy sale-nmatuit this m. oriue nest rustic us ever ninred Monuv can no si nl sslely In KeLttaterud letters, Pimt titlicn Money or tiers, liy Kirss, or by Lelleis, i sealed aim p'ainiT oirvcitn. MaKlt UP VtlUK CI. HUH and aeud niders soou. as only a lew tickets remaiu to li 1 sold, N.

It. The siiiue bonestyatid fslrness (list char- aeti-rlaad the Iwo Cornier draw uis isguar.Bleed In 1111. A jfoulrt aatiled. Liberal cxtniiil-ivliina alloard. J.

M. PA ITKK, MatiHKiir, Juil'lila wlil Nebraska. Missouri State Lottery I.CKMllxetl by Nl ate ant horlly and Iran piiuuo iu hi. I.OIIIM, Grand singlo numborschorao 50.000 NUMBEIIS. rlaaa lo br Itratvn Jaaiiinry SI, 5.HAO lrlea, smansllnc lo 9300,000, prlre Iirtiw prise of.

pilxn prlr.ea of priKes tn. prlr.es of. prises of, jirtiM'S of. M.HI nno fit (I prises Pt pn's or print's of. 9 prises prlr.es Ha prises Ihi jirlses Kilos I IMI fMSJ ja.si VlVI mm lr.t pti HI Tirltts $10.

Calf TicUs Quarlrra lotteries are chartered by the hiale. are als drawn at the time named, and all drawings are nnuer tne siiH-rvlsloii til sworn Commissioners. IV'lho official drawlne will ha in the Bt. Louis psiers.and a copy af lirawliiK sent I iu iiirwoni ui aeis. trWe will draw a similar the last riav in irM'i iuoihu uunitir tne year ihtv.

47rti-mlt al our risk by Post llllii-e Mouev Ir dels, lti-Klstered Drall or Kipresa. Send lor a clri sr. Address, MUKItAV. Mil Kll ACO Post OfKco KT. Ullim.Mo.

PERFUMERY. THE EVERLASTING PERF IIOY GERMAN COLOGNE! tn'all nthrrt 'As nanr tmithrt tiiti Ms thyhnil ot "Hot 'J1 tiHitlAM (ALgf fit A VUAST A lilt LAJfllAU, Trill sl Sg rla. Lares llolllra l. IU Can bo obtained at Ihe ltinrrlsta' or Taney Uooda K. V.

IHY'I' Ac Ct I)niririailH. I PROPRIETORS. I.OWKLUMAB AT WHOLEBALE BT M. CJfl'i'J KMON A'o. 7 filrfA ylfisef.

AA1V fUKK. Shattuck Macbride Manufacturirc rcrfuir.ers.2 MO CIlFf.MTIST. PHILADELPHIA, Would respectfully fall the atlontlon of tbe weal em dealers and con. timers ol perlumery, to their choice ilamlltnrclilel Kxtracts, line Pomades and- Hair Oils. Heat's Cesmellcs, Toilet waters.

Ac. We would i sitlculsrly call the aitrstlon of deal ers lo our "Triple 'loiiet rxtiari." in i no pound and half pnnud ahllv fluss, t.rr,nml..topered hollies, as licirg to ativ made lu this country, snd are generally ennccacd to lie fullv ciiiu hi i.iiuovu s. unr "COLOGNE MIXTVlil? Tot Instamareonsly nialrg rolorne Water ery tine, snd baa given ereat aatislarllon lo the traao lor tha last tniriy years. Anion, oar aitest proouciiona ta otr arnoiic toilet and disinfecting durposea. No fnmlly rbouid be WIUi-out thla indispensable article.

maneoowtv iiia ituck MACHKmK. Hinman's New Pefume JAPAN TEA ROSE. TJieSnedeft Thing Out. WILLIAM A. IlINMANi MannfactunnplPerrumer, 13 Murray Ffre.t, NEW fold by sll Dtnirglrtsjacd Fancy Goods Dealer COAL.

GOAL. Iain Selling HARDCOALi $15 er ton, delivered, pM LEAF, above nlsta to my JAS. M. DALZELL, Commission Merchant AND PRODUCE DEALER, A PERKY ST. Dealer IB Hard and Soft Coal, Cement, Drain Tile, And lire JirieJc.

STORAGE FOR FH'HANDISB. BBS. w. cum. W.

B. STUTVBlUHT CLARK STUYVESANT, GENERAL CoHaioxBESTS SoucmtD or Grain, Flour, Provisions, llidrs. Wool CmrrrJ No. M1SJ North Commercial Mtvt l'ruuipt returus muae.i Lot IN JAS. T.

D0RAN CO. Commission Merchants, BOB TUB SALS OF Flour, Grain, Feed, Seeds, die. Km. 1814 and 181C Market Street, PHILADELPHIA. Libera! dTii.c8 made on connicnmeiit.

SAIVI'L VIRDEN GENEUALJ Commission Merchants, No. 10 North Commorcial.St.! ST. LOUIS.1MO. Liberal Cash Advancea made on Consignments. ALEX.

WHILLDIN WOOL Commission Merchants, No. 30 A 33 8. Front I AnK, and 31HLeOtla St. fPUILADBLI HIA FOR TnK SALE OF Wool, Woolen Cotton Yarns CASH ADVANCES MADE. Refer to JOSEPH SHIELDS, Davenport Wooes M.H THE TOILET.

PEARL'S REFINED WHITE GLYCERINE. The only article known to ChemlHry that will PRNKTHATK THK SKIN WITHOUT INJURY DECOLOKl.K ALL bPOTS, AND KFFBtTU-ALLY RMMOVK THE VAKIOUS FAULTS OF THE COMPLEXION. It BUachf the KHn to a tlarreltovt Wdtenttt. all Sputs, Freckles, Tan. Moth Patches, uiacK worms or union, iiniiuriues or un-co'ora-tlons of every kind that may lio either ithluor upon tbe skin.

To whatever extent used tt Is harmless leaves the skin smooth, pliable, and of Hint peilect clearness and purity which ooustituie the really Beautiful Complexion. For Cbnpned Rands, Rough or Chafed Skin. Ills auneriorto nnvtbine in use. -1 have veriued the truth or all that was said to me in its praise. It is not simply a good tbttig ruost reniarkable of Ihe Olycerinca and Purchasers should bo careful and not take rne common glycerine instead, nor anything that may De onerea a Deiug --just an gooc, aa Pearl's White Glycerine.

Every bottle has Ihe words PEA F.L'S VtHi'ir. CI 111 II, Dlown In Ibe Olasa. lbs Wrapper of Every Pack Rs aaa una Trade Mark. Irlre7S els ft CO IVr llotllo. Sold by sll llriii'tlnts and Dcalera in I'erMlmcry aim 'loiiet Articles STARCH.

A. ERKENBBECHE MANttraCTUBEB cr Keflncd, Pulverised or 11 and Crystal (ilo.a OFFICE 81 WALNUT 8TI1EET, OHIO FURNITURE. OHAS. HILL Miouiaeturej and Dvstor In aU kicds 01 lU JR ISTITTJ EE Mattresses, NO. SI WElfT SKCONI.

STREKT, (Detween Ramarn and Kinlc7.l DAVENPORT, IOWA IPSf" Upholstcrlnp cronmuv atterdod to. liarher I uairs always on hand and mndu to order. carving neatly execuu. i al awaawia I I MfiSt. Winfi nnsfi wawvww a SBMV VUWV IST THE CITY.

Kit. mi red l-tr. FE.RH. EOT I TMPOHTER AD .11 li it, I 1 AND A Liquors. Ailkmesil ii ii ra, lm- ported and domestic, slesi? on li Kentucky.

Bouiboii til ft I i 1 I'ye iy.m 1 to 6 years old, I n.i r' .1 i' i-4 Hum, Hcotch Whisky, llollni f-i-t naiown ed brands, French Coriiliil I P.noili.lin. I sssor'Uii'ni as I de Uordeanx. Ahsyuth, Anisette. Verutotith nud also renutne AiiKostura aud Loker's flitter. Agent lor II.

il. Miuleldl's Imperial Oin.Hostet-r celebrsted Htuinach Bitters and the Kellv land Cat aaka Ordeisby mail respectfully solicited, FKKD. ItODLiU VlO, Banlson atreet, bet. 4th au.t bib. ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TUB STATE OF IOWA, I Scott county. I To Henry Ilottan, administrator of the estate nf Ellen fjogan deceased, ind Henry Hoirau snd James Uoan, heirs at law of tbe said Elleu IIokuo de ceased. You, and each of you, are hereby not I nod that on or belore tbe 14lh i.ay of December, A. 1). there will be ou tile In the otlice ol tbe Clerk of the Plstric' Court, in and for bcott county, Iowa, pmitlon of John Barnes prayiDg the foreclosure of a mortgage executed to Alexander Wilson by the saia Ellen Hasan dvceased.of date May Hi.lHOi, upon lota No.

three (4) and elirht (Si. In block No. two (2), in the village of Blue nmss, Hcott county, loa a. aa per town plat, and known as tbe property conveyed to ber by ,1 -m-s llognn.aad duly tiled for record in the otlice ol the Kecorder of lie da of scoit connty, Iowa, on the Hub day of June, A. D.

1H0H, and duly recorded in book of 1 on pages 93, which said mortrape has been assigned to tbe ssid John Birnes. and on which be now claims to be dne the sum ol one hundred and eighty two (182 dollars. No personal claim Is made against any of you except the said Henry Ilog.m as atlmlnitiralor.snd nujea you sr thureto and deleud on or belore noon ol the soc.i nd day of the next term ot said court to be begun and bolded on the first Monday Febreary, A. 1 1873, your default will be entered aud a decree iendered as prsyoi. U3I Bilt UABKHJtT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

EDUCATIONAL. ENTAllLI VK-illS. JONES' Commercial and TelegraDhl COLLEGE. rreaident. JOHN W.

JOHNSON, Principal, tar Catalogues and Circulars mailed FKKB. Address the Managing PiBCipal. aaaVNo vacation ajcS3-eoily M. T. CLOSE CO MANUFACTURKK3.0P LINSEED OIL, BOILED AND RAW, a 1 LARD OlLi CAKE, LET.

jLaa f-7 ni 71 no frora parts above 1 A A A. "IbU unrivalled Medicine ta warranted not taeoa tain a aingle panicle of Mraccar, or any injuria mineral substance, bet Is PURELY VEGETABLE, For FORTY YEARS It has proved Ita grat value In all disease a of thai Livaa. aoiiu aud Kionbys. Thoasands or tne good and great tn all parte of the country vouch tor ita wonderful and peculiar power in punning the the torpid Livbb and Bowaxs and imparting new Life and Viaorto thewhole system. SIMMONS' L1V ER REGULATOR is acknowledged to have bo equal bib LIVER MEDICINE.

Sit contains four medical elements, never united In tbe same happy proportion 1b any other preparation, via a gentle Uatnartic, a wonderful Tonic, an unexceptionable Alterative and a certain Corrective of all Impurities of tbe body. Such signal success baa aiteadea Its use, that It la now regarded a the GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC. for Livaa Coipuikt and the painful ensuring tbereot, to wit DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jundlce, Blllloua attacks, SICK HEADACUB, Colic, Depression of Spirits, SOUR STOMACU, Heart Burn, c. Regulate tbe Liver and prevent CHILLS AND FEVER, SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR la manufactured only bv J. II.

ZttlMN Sc MACON, and PHILADELPHIA. Price fl.do per package sent by mail, postage paid, C1.2&. repaired ready for nse la bottles, $1.60. SOLD BY ALL DRUQOISTS. Be art) of all Counterfeits and Imitations- WI-LITJS'S SPECIALTY FOR This is not a new preparation to te frierl and found wanting.

Ithaa been prescribed ily for many years in the practice of an eminent physician, with unparalleled success. It is NOT expected or intended to cure all the diseases to which Hie human family is subject, but is warranted to Cure Dyspepsia in most obstinate form, relief being always obtained from Ihe first use, and a permanent cure effected when properly contin tied. SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA. Are Loss of Appetite, Wind and Rising ti I'ttd, Dryness in the Mouth, Heartburn, Distension ot the Stomach and Bowels, Costive- ness, Headache, Dizziness, Sleep lessness and Low Spirits uuless checked it surely affects the mind as well as body, and unfits one for the duties ot life in a short time. Tu all removed bv the use of WHITE'S Specialty lor Dyspepsia, SOLD IN, DAVENPORT BTJ HARRISON HOLMAN, E.

S. BALL0RD, PREPARED ONLY BY II. Or. 107 Washington Price II per Bottle. 5 a tpTi DROPSY H-l'iL.

HUmtREMEMff KIDNEY. HUNT'S REMEDY Is not anew compound, it naa been before the public for more than twenty yeais, ana exteubiveiy usea oy ait classes, both with and without the advice or a Phyrician, and II his been the mesne of savins- from a lintrerinir anu invnuut oiseaee ana untimely death, hundreds of our most estimable and well known cttl- ronB. For sale by a I drnggists. Cures Drofst and all dlaeases ot the Kiunsts, Biasdeb and UHIN1BT UBW4NS. Ask lor HUNT'S KEMKHY T.Ira no nlhor iror aie by all drufrglsta.

juAiutinuM Agents, Davenport. Ws E. CLARKE. Pronrletor. MarketSauara PKuviiJBNCE.

R. CLOTHING. ARTISTIC TAILORING WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. PARLORS are replete with new Jesigns in the CHOICEST FABRICS FROM CONTINENTAL EUROPE suitable for the season. SHIRTS TO MEASURE, Extra Durable, aud Perfect in Fit.

rJentleman's Linen and Fashionable Neck DressinK. American Livery Furnished. EMalrlMictl In Chicago In 1853. IO per Discount. 657 WABASH AVENUE CHICAGO.

BLUETT CO Overcoats Business Suits, Dress Suits, BOYS'; CLOTHING, Dress and School Suits. INlQItEAT VARIETY" ISontli Side Stcro 37G STATE STREET, West Sil, 45 47 WEST MADISON ST, UNDER SHUHMAN HOU8B. C.II I A GO ILL. Ajt HOME We would Inlorm our friends and th. are now.preparaa to ezoinii toe CHOICEST STOCK OF PINK Imported Goods, pod i wrar, ov iuhuu iu ma ciiy.

JUT paiv ire replete wilb vry thing usual I foiuid in cius R. J. WALSHE, Draper Tailor, HeVlf KEH'S TI1BATKE BUILDING CHICAGO. I IsE WELL KXOWM TAILORING BUSINESS a. viuer, Braay Btreet, oetween Second and Front, West side, has been told to Kr.

John, yon continna tbe bnsiness at the old atanri A Villa. RnHlflls alao laid In a fresh supply of gooda. he wonld happy to receive the patronage of tbe enstom-srs of the old frm, and will strive to satisfy aU. uoibm viesaea as a Aspsirea. EDMS a oi ST.

FLDU AND FINI CUT UUIWm TOBjiVCOOS, Pipes tte Smokers Apticlon KsepsoBBABd stork Bad variety of the goods of ,,1 it tha Htala. Tobacco and all dealers above roods, are Invited examine my stock aad prims, and tbe qnall'ya goods before porchaslug slsewbarr. and.2dr6trtt Corner of Fifth and Harrison streets. J.M. LIGGETT.

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