The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 1

DAILY DEMOCRAT RICHARDSON Editors and Proprietors DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT. THE WHOLESALE HOUSES. FERD. KODDEWZO. Importer sod Wholesale Dealer la Wluo And Ulquora 400 and 411 Harrison 8 tree DAVENPORT IOWA A I HO Nwlai mttA i.

a-fc. DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY, TERMS: $9 PER ANNUM OLDEST CAKK1AUK UOUMB IN IOWA. TUB C. W. "JEW ADVt RTISMF.NT G.

WEBERfcBRO. TWENTIETH YEAR. THE CITY. Co to Hasting White A Fisher's for your nlee phologi aph. WAT GRAHAM 1 receiving daily tlic finest quality or coal.

brought to the market, among hlrh arc the Franklin Anthra cite. ITKTIS IS BSIKF. Twenty-five marriage licenses were is sued by the county clerk of Rock Island for month of September. K. N.

L. towboat arrived yester day and brought 70 barges to take coal from Rapids City toLaCrosse and St.Paul The Alex. Mitchell from St. Louis, and the Minnesota from St. Paul to-day.

The Keokuk packet, Damsel, weut south this morning. Clayton Sontag's liabilities are stated to be and assets, 51. Of this indebtedness, only $018.54 is held in this city. The Black Hawk Coal Mines, at South Rock Island, owned by Bailey Daven port, will begin operations for the winter on next Monday, with a good force of men. Spurgoon new book, which has so creatly attracted the attention of the re ligious press, "Lectures to my Students," will be published by Sheldon Oct.

Cth. Do not forget the meeting at the Board of Trade Rooms this even'ng. Matters of interest to every business man In Dav enport will be up for consideration. Preparations are making for a grand pigeon shooting match between tuo mem bers of the JHjliae Uun Club and any outsiders that desire to compete. The match will take place early in October on the island near the quilt factory.

Sheldon Co. will publish, next week, Mrs. Annie Edwards' story, Leach A Woman of Fashion." This is one of Mrs. Edwards' most charming stories, is drawn the very life, and is sure to have a large sale. Justice Eaufmann, police magistrate, reports fines and costs amounting to $246.

CO, received from the criminal cases tried by him during the month of Sep tember. Hugh Meyers was arrested last evening Officer Henry Martens, for drunkenness, and fined $1 and costs this morning Justice Kaufmann, which he paid. The passenger train from Chicago this morning consisted of nine cars, having on board an unusually large number of pas sengers. The R. I.

P. will not transfer freight of the Rockford road across the bridge except at high rates, and the gov ernment refuses to allow its transfer in wagons across the Island, consequently Rockford don't g'-t much freight from Davenport now. Capt. Robinson, of Rock Island, Lorenzo Schricker, of Davenport, and Judge Trumbull, of Chicaso. have received tele grams requiring them to meet Mr.

n. Os-terberg, agent of the German bondholders the R. I. St. L.

road, ia New next week. The Davenport Board of Trade elects a delegate to the "Hard Money Convention" be held in Cincinnati, Oct. 23th. There let there be a full attendance this evening, and a cood man selected. James J.

Farks, a member of the Island bar and Miss Flora Conway, united in marriage by Rev. J. Findley last evening at the residence of bride's mother. A brilliant gathering of friends of the young couple witnessed the ceremony, and the bride's presents were many and costly. Edward Richards, the man who stole a atch from Scwartz, on the levee," wag sentenced to eighteen months' imprison in the penitentiary, by the Circuit of Rock Island, yesterday, and Damer Gamble, who pleaded guilty to stealing nenry Mars' watch, in Moline, let off with six days in the county and a fine of $1 and costs.

Some twenty German emigrants arrived this city this morning, via R. I. road, and Mr. immigrant agent, intoims us twenty more will be to-morrow morning. Some of them friends and relatives living in this adjoining counties, who were instru mental in having them come to this part Iowa.

V'e have been requested to call atten to the fact that the young fellows are in the habit of congregating every evening at the northwest corner of Third and Brady, have on several occasions insulted ladies passing that way. the police on that beat look after and put a stop to it. At the monthly meeting of Mercy Hospital Board held Thursday, Dr. Peck reported from the surgical ward, 6 cases treated, 5 admitted, 1 discharged and 5 remaining. Dr.

Cantwell, from medical wards, reported JI2 cases treated, 8 ad mitted, discharged, 1 died, and 8 re maining. A hearing was had on Thursday after in the liock island County court, the applicati in of Mrs Harriet Armstrong, rl a tighter of John Turner, of Cor dova township, for the appointment of a conservator for her father, whom she claims is insane and not a fit person to care of himself. A son of Mr, Turner's objected to the proceedings, because his father was 'not present. The court took the case under advisement. L.

S. Viele, of this city, will rep resent the Reformed Lutheran Congregation of in the annunl meeting the Iowa Classis of the Reformed Church be held near Buckhorn, Jackson coun next Wednesday. The sessions will continue until the Monday following. Oa Thursday morning, the defalcation business of Dewey Dimock.of Moline was quietly settled up, by his friends through Daniel Dimock, paying over to the $4 SI, that being the amount stated owed. It was stated that some $900 was charged against him, but it was found that this sum had never been turn over to him.

Deputy Collector Thompson reports following Internal Revenue receipts the month of September Special stamps, $503.31 beer stamps, cigar stamps, $4,290.90 tobacco stamps, making a total of 702.23. Drs. Gregg and Plummer, who were subpeened as experts in the Bryant mur der case nw on trial in Rock Island, de manded their fees as experts before they would be swQrn, after being assured that they would be paid, they gave their testi mony. A short time before court ad journed Judge Pleasants gave a lengthy opinion, sad closed by saying that medi cal practitioners had no more right to refuse to testify in a State case unless paid whatever they see fit to demand, than a laborer or a mechanic, and he hoped that some member would make a test the For 5 for case of post from days and and five man not the the jf set on to Jty, denied city, per jw ily. delivered in city, per week d-jr, to mail subscribers per year Duly, to mail subscribers, per six J.

1. WCBABDSOS. LOCAL NOTICES. Buy Pr. Cram's FluiJ LiKhtmn.

Tread on a -worm nnd it will turn, is true, but no more so tuan Oive a worm lloSC OI UKOWS 8 ERMlFCCB UOMFlTS or Vi orra Lozenges, and they will turn over and di. It is better they sbould, than that the mother's idol fdouM pine nway and suffer bo feed the on Lozc-n- ges, snd send the worms out of the system. For Sea Sickness, Frown's Household Panacea and Family Liniment is a pre ventive. Every one going abroad should go provided with a quantity of it. and thus escape the retchings and dcadiiness of this maiady.

The most delicate stomach retains it, and is strengthened by it. Drug gists sell it. Kind Old Fkiekds. why have we cutters and grinders iu our mouths! That our food mav be thoroughly chewed. To keep these teeth then, is a prime neres sity, and aothinjr is better for this nur- pose, than BROWN'S CAMPHORATED HAPONACEOIS DENTIFRICE, which cleanses the mouth, strengthens the teeth and preserves them.

toK upwards ot thirty years Mrs. in slow's Soothing byrup has been used lor children with nevci-failing succcrs, It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. An old and well-tried remedy. It is just as easy to be strong and ragged, as pale, weak and puny. Keep your blood full of good iron, and the best way of doing this is to use Talbot Iron Tonic.

The PEon.E's CnoicE. There Is probably no one medicine that has cured more people of hard CoI-h, Coughs, Influenza, and Throat Difficulties than Cook's Cough Balsam whilst in eases of Croup and whooninir it ij mu. n-r itv speedy cure. VI '1 AM) VU.OJI. Use Kingsley's Tonic if you want good blood ami an iron constitution.

See ad vertisement. NIC! Hlb I UK'S KKl H.U(.l l. Entire relief from the most excruciating pain in three minutes. Permanent cures for chronic rises. Jas.

O. Enibree, Proprietor. Harrison Iloiman, Agents. The iM'st Liniment Recipe Oil- known Dr. Barry's Step into the nearest drug store, and get a bottle of Talbot's Iron Tonic, use according to directions, take plenty of good air, and see what a strong and well person you will become.

Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil mixed with water and molasses, is excellent for colds, nnd it cures colic in children. Women find its use excellent to cure head- acne, or any rheumatic pain, ana it is clean to use Try it for burns or scalds. Sold by all dealers. Soreness of the breast or lungs, or liver difficulties, are relieved by placing two or three thickness of flannel, wet with Renne's Paiii-Killing Magic Oil, over the soreness, when retiring to bed at night. Try it.

One application will help you very much. For Scrofula, Rickets andLung diseas es, Fougera's Cod Liver Oil is the best remedy and the cheapest; for it is more prompt in its action and more certr.in in its affects than all other Cod Liver Oils in the market. Many people suffer all their lives with indigestion and dyspepsia, when a free use of Talbot's Iron Tonic would a fiord them relief and cure. Try it, and see if it is not so. Heat, cold and overwork reduce the niusculur system and the body needs an invigorator to keep it up to it work.

The best article now in the market for that purpose is Dr. Green's Bittr Tonic, pleas ant to the taste and healing to the body. IIOKLKKS IOOII. Many children, Dyspeptics Consumptives die becaisc they have not a proper food to sustain them. Horlick'snew food is highly digested and is not lannaccous, all Physi cians agree that this is the best food yet known, and is a boon to the public, and the profession.

sept4eodw5m Fixk Hkads op Hair in Twelve Months. Glycerite of Arnica, the simple, harmless, clear, transparent com pound, has restored fine heads of hair when: baldness was apparent for twenty yeais Philadelphia Chemist's certificate on each bottle, as to it freedom from injurious chemicals. No. 5 North Fifth st rect. PAix r.ti.

Oampaonno. The great discovery for the relief of puin, and a sure and immediate cure foi Rheumatism, chronic and acute. Sprains, bore throat, llruises, nilolains, ain in the Chest. Back or Limbs, Croup, Still Joints, Inflammation, Strains, Neuralgia, Burns, Scalds, Bunions, Frosted Feet, Catarrh, It has a pleasant and re freshing odor, and will not grease or stain the most delicate fabric, which makes it luxury in every family. Price 25 cents per bottle.

For sale by Harrison IIol- man. Reuben Hoyt, Proprietor, New v0rk. Bead Dr. DcLos' advertisement in an ther column headed "Confidential." Vmn'i Ansu.t Flower. It Is natural for people suffering with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint or any derail enu-nts of the digestive organs, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpitbron of the Heart, Heart Burn, Watcr-pash, gnawing and burning pains at the of the stomach.

Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low spirits, to put off from day to day buying an article that they know has cured their neighbor friend, or relative, yet they have no faith in it until it is too late. But if you will go to Harrison Holman and get a bot-t'e of Green's Acocst Flower you immediate cure is certain as you live. Sample of this medicine can be obtained for 10 cents to try its superior virtue. Regular size 73 cents. Try it, two doses will relieve any case.

r.F.DKDER'S KIIECTOATIC LIXFHEXT. Mr. C. Binder, Philadelphia I do hereby certify taat I have been suffer-itid fn periodical attacks of Pain in the head fur over a year, daring which time I have tried all sorts of Remedies prescribed by physicians and others, with-out affording relief. Through the kindness of Mr.

Jojn Bright, I had two application of C. F. Binder's "Rheumatic Liniment" applied to the affected parts. I was surprised to find such rapid relief. I thus heerfully recomend its use to those afflicted with pain as a successful remedy, and have no hesitation ia saying that C.

F. Binders Rheumatic rumen Is fully equal to wnai is toi its merits P. F. McAndrew, Pa. Sold by Harrison fc Holman, E.

S. Bal- lord Emeis Mason Smith Maxwell Richards Stevenson Carna- han. Ladies, do you want a Iiundsome complexion Of course you do. Well, then. send for a bos of A.

J. Pozzoni's "Medicated Complexion Powder." It will remove freckles and sunburn, will allay all irritation, and impart to the skin a beautiful, transparent whiteness. It is sold at wholesale and retail by A. Pozzoni, St. Mo ana by every druggis in Davenport.

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS When yon visit or iaT the City of SEW YORK, and expense of carriage hire, and at the t.H I MO the GRAND CKSTltAL DEI-OT. It bu over S50 elegantly furnished rooms, and is fitted Dp at an expense oT over Elevator, steam, and all modem Improvements. European Plan. The HSSTAtiKAJiTS! Lnnca Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the best which the market Can furnish. Theffvin ia unsurpassed, for a single person (1.

$1.50 and per day; rieh for families oroportionately low, so that viai- tor to the city and travelers can lire more Injuriously, for less money, at the GRAN DUN ION.than at any other llrt -class hotel in the city. Stages sad can paw the Hotel every minMe for all parts of the ity. O. t. W.

I tiAKKISON, Managers. 10U0 SO 900 4 60 to by by the of York to fore, Rock were ment Court was jail in P. here have and tion who Will this noon on take of to ty, Mr. city he mor ed the for tax OCTOBER 1, 1875. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS FRENCH'S HOTEL, OX THS EUROPEAN PLAN, City Hall.

Park, Coart Housa, and new F. O. jxr-Erw" york. All Mivlrn Tmnmnmnnhi T51fYfttnr- Kooins ft perday and upwards. i.

o. Acitu rropneior. CRAMPTON'S Imperial Soap IS THE BEST." This Soap is manufactured from ami as it contain a lana Oil, is warranted fully equal to the best imported Castile Soap, and at the same time poess all the cleasmng properties of fie celebrated Uerman and French Laundry Snaps. It is therefore recommended for use in the Laundry, Kitchen, and Uath room and foreeneral bon)ehoUisnnrpoes; also, for Printers Painters, 'naineers and Machinists, as it will stains of luk, Grease. Tar.

Oil, Paint, from the hands. Manufactured onlv by CRAMPTON BROS 8. 8. 8 and 10 Rutgers Place, and 83 and 35 Jefferson street. Mew York.

SMITH KGXDALL, Agents. Observe Tbadk Mack Nome Genl'itub Without. BRONCHINE, Specific for the Cure of Bronchitis, Batarrh, Coughs, Colds, and Chronic Affections of the Throat. Price $1 per bottle. Prepared by the MANUFACTURING COMPANY, No.

40 Beaver Mi IV VORk The follnWin? hilt fair ftnoeimnn Afth A caies Tolunturily cooiriboied to the merits of the lueuxine. VTTict or Rccei vees oi N. Y. Midland R. R.

Ill Liberty slrcet. New York. Nov. 6ih, 18T. Relief MANnrAtrrtf riku deem it my duty to you aud to oti.ers who may be troubled with affectionsjof the throat, to say that have been greedy relieved wli'l rom a troublesome anoyance wnicn has affected mv nltttrnncM for nearly two vears, by the use of the remedy which you kindly gave me, aud which is called "Bkon- lam OUita sura It wnill.l nut.

hvj been posiole for me to have spoken almost cou- uuousiy as i nave done during' my recent can- vjfs for coneress. but. tc this remc.lv whVh I used daily; and now, beiuj relieved from the ue- soty or overtaxing mv voice. I have no rimiUt of being soon able to report an entire cure of the aueiuou wuicn nas gtven me so much Inconveni ence. I have always had a grout prejudice against ail remedies not direclly prescribed by a physician, but in tii case mv ecrnnles are all rone, and 1 can not hesitate to testimony to the value, in M.J VflDD, ILI1.B iruiy lours, Abbam 8.

Hewitt 96 Liberty Street, New York. November 20, 1S74. Gentlemen I cheerfully recommend the '-Hkon of yonr company in bronchial affections of iae luaont, naving myself received gieat beneut irom us nse. octliUwUm II. WATKINS.

TOWNE'S UNIVERSAL CATARRH CURE. The most reliable re me i for that troublesome disease in the market. atari cannot be enred by snaiSag or inhaling through the nose, but by taking something Internally to act on the mucus mem branes and restore all those parts effected, building np the constitution Ac. This is what Towns 'a Universal Catarrh cure will do. Head one of the many testimonials.

Mb- J. Towns: Chicago Apkh 14. Hib: For 15 yeses I was atiitctcd with Catarrh in Its worst form: for years iieiutr deprived of the sense of smelling It became so had I dreaded to near uy one on account of its ohensiveness. I have iu the past 15 years tried every icmedy but without success. I heard of your remedy and thought would ny aain, ana i can truly say yours at ei not rank with tbe many failures iu that line.

I have used three bottles sud am entirely cured. I would heartily recommeud 't to all afliicted. Any one ho doubts this can call on me at uiyre'Mdeuce, and I wiil tell them more Sully the benedt I received from your Catarrh liemedv. Eespecirully, Mrs. MAKUAKETB0TLER.

313 Westiidams Hrce. Sold oy DrnsTgists J. H. TOWNS. Proprietor, lilt Wabash Avenue Chlcaso.

SHERIFF'S SALE. Stats of Iowa, i In the District Court of Scot Scott county. fCouniy, State of Iowa. Dy yir ue of a special erecntion issued from tbe Office or the Clerk of the District Court of Sco.t county. State of Iowa, in favor of Tbe German Savings Bank, of Davenport, Iowa, and against B.

Moss, Maria O. Moss, Dodd, Brawn Wile, Fox B. Krause, assignee of B. FI. Moss, for benefit of latter's creditors, dated September 30th, 1375, and to me directed, commanding me that tie Heal Estate described or the said Moss.

I make or cause to be made the sum of debt and 15. TO costs of suit, interest and costs, I levied upon the following described Real Estate, lying and beiu? siiuated the county of Scott and State of Iowa, viz: east twenty (30) feet of the west s'xty (BO) feet lot Bix (6) in bloak three (C), in the dl-y of Davenport. And I herehy give pnblic notice that I shall offer sale at pnblic oulcry, at the Court House door in City of Davenport, connly of Scott and State of lowa, on Monday the let day of November, lliio, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.M.

of sa'd day, sale to commence at 2 o'clock P. of day, and 1 will sell to 1 be b'lbest and best bidder therefor, in cash, the above described property, or sufficient tiiereoi to satisfy the above debt, with inleras Jcnd cots. Dated this 1st day ol Ociobor. 1S75 II. LEONARD, Sheriff of Scott comfy.

Notice of Probate. lco-rrBCA (SS i't CoarL To whem it may coacern, take notice. That there was filed in the office or te Clefk of CiTcuit Court of Sco County Iowa, oa the day of October. A. D.

1875. an instrument in writing, beariug date tte 2sM day ef February, A. 1875, and purporting to be tbe last and testament of Francis M. Sannde.s, late or said County, deceased, was produced and pubPcly red the and that toe second day of tbe next term of sa'd Cocrt to be holden on the 2Sna day of November, A. 1S.5, at the Court House in Davenport a'oresald, tas heen fixed for proving said will: and at 10 o'clock A.

M. of the day above mentioned, all persons interested are hereby notified and required to anpear in said Court, and stow cause, if any tbey have, why said should not be proband and allowed as and for the last will and testamect of the said deceased. Dated, Davenport, lowa, October 1st. A. n.

1875. W. H. GABBERT Cle.k of Circuit Court, BILLS BLOCK, Attorneys octlulaw3w RAZOR STRAPS NEW PATENT "X'! Razor Strap. Patented decixbeb23, 1873.

This Strap, designatedjon onr list aa letter novel construction -lsielastic, pleasantly'! leldln the razor ives FINE EDGE, made or superior stock -Is furnished at a low price ard GIVES UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION Its Price Sells it! BENJAMIN F. BADCEH, Sole Manufac turer. BADGER PLACE, CHARLESTOWN, MASS. For sale by the trade generally. ocl9eodly Ladies BUT THE PATENT SKIRT SI PPORTER.

Health, Cohfobt and Ease Combined with Style and Fashion. This Supporter can be worn with nr wtthnni dir. set. It takes the weight and pressure of the clothin" from the waist and gives perfect freedom and ease the wearer. Price 50 cents.

For sale by first-class dealers. MINOR GKANNISS, Sole Manufacturers, New Haven, Conn. Sample sent by mall receipt of price. laoycanvaasjrs wanted. maylSeodm W.

H.WISWELL CO. Manufacturers of 11 Factory, EVASSTON, ILL. Office 61 West Lake St fVS PICKLES ARE WARRANTED A NO. 1, KJ and count guaranteed as represented. Put np ia English and American style in any size package wanted, and warranted to keep.

Write for prices, stating size or fickle and packages wanted. VMM at not for for the Ill 715 for THE JEWISH NEW EAR. According to Jewish tradition the world has now been revolvin around its axis exactly 5,635 years and Wednesday even Ing last, with the setting of the sun com menced the 5.630th The first day of the month of Tishrt, tx Rosh Hashone, as the Jews call their Year, is com menced by them with solemn thoughts, and the ceremonies ant religious exer cises at the synagogues during the first two days are of a yery imposing nature, and no work of any kirn is premitted to be done. But besides, Ue first ten days are set apart as "days of repentance, one for each commandmeni, to investigate whether any of theja hare been violated during the past year, tnd if so, to re pent. The tenth day is called the day of Atonement (Yom KepuO, the holiest of all the Jewish holidays, On this day the orthodox Jew partakes of neither food nor water, and withdraws' entirely from worldly cares deyoting himself wholly to prayer ana religious txercises.

Even those who for the whole year neglect the duties of their religion, ilose their places of business on this aaj, and attend religious worship at the Synagogues. Four days after this, on the 14th day of the month of Tishri, the Feast of Tabernacles (Succoth) begins. On tiis day the Jews are commanded to live fa tabernacles, the ceilings of which are lung with choice specimens of the country's produce. This is a feast of joy, and lists eight days, the first and the last twe being full holi days. It has its origit in the fact that after having repentedand made peace with God and man, there was much cause for joy.

At the same time it commemorates the success! 1 harvesting of the seasons crop, henc the display of fruits and other producJ in the taberna cles. nETEOttOLfblClL. The following is the meterological re port for the month of Septembor.as kept by the signal service department at this station Highest Barometer SO. 398 on 10th. Lowest Barometer 29,684 30th.

Ranee 0,718 inches Highest Temperature SSOon 1st and 8th Lowest Temperature ...37 82th Ranee 51 Prerailln? direction of wind Southwest Greatest Velocity of wind 42 miles per hoar on 9th Total number of miles 5i17 Number of clenrdays clondy 1 days on which rain or snow fell 13 Ladies, please bear in mind that Mrs. H. R. Wood returns from the East next Monday, and will bring with her a com plete stock of everything nice in the millinery line, all the latest novelties iu Hats, Flowers, Feathers, and a very choice selection of patterns, hats and bon nets. CtPID'CBTS.

There were during the month of Sep tember, 22 marriage licenses issued by Clerk Gabbert. The following close the list for the month, issued since our report last Saturday: M. S. Kitner, and Ella McCarn. Thos.

Plunkett and Elizabeth T. Clen- dening. Joh. Sindt and Agnes Stoltenberg. Ed.

Byrne and Ellen Burns. Gloves and heavy underwear cheapest Ryan's. Chamber's Encyclopedia Complete, very cheap at Day, Egbert Fidlar's Book and Stationary Store, 317 and J319 Brady St. SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES all kinds of machines, only 50 cents dozen, at the Howe office, on Third street, between Brady and Perry. We have seen poor, sickly, bickkty children, who's chief diet had been Starch and Arrowroot, grow strong and healthy when changed to Ridge's Food.

leading London paper says it is 'full of flesh forming particulars and iscompetent support life single handed. RAILROAD ACCIDENT. On Wednesday night, as the incoming train on the Muscatine Western, says the Journal, was about a mile this side of the Cedar River, the track was suddenly obstructed by a drove of cattle, which was late to prevent au accident." The enging plowed through the drove, killing three heid and wonuding others, and passed on safely, but the baggage car passenger coach following were thrown from the track and over aa en-bankment, about ten feet steep, landing their side. In the coach Jwere eleven passengers (all gentlemen) and conductor Soule (now acting for Mr. Mohler), and the baggage car Fred Washburn, Mr.

Stewart, the mail agent, having stepped the engine. Ptrange to say no one on train was hurt, saye receiving a few slight bruises. The entire party were taken on the engine nnd (Jhus brought to city. The Coronet of Natnreis a magnificent head of hair. Apply Burnett's Cocoaine render it pliable, soft and brilliant.

A daily visit to oar cheap tabic will pay any one. Some goods sold at one-quarter of their val slightly shop-worn. Day, Eg bert Fidlar, 317 and 319 Brady street. Fob solid indemnity insure with Bab- cock Snider, the only strong Agency in Davenport, that is now, and always has been, independent of the Board. Insurance at the lowest liyine rates, octt-dtf.

JAIL DELIVER V. During the absence of the Sheriff of i Muscatine from home last evening, two the prisoners in the county jail made their escape, one of them, Kelley, being re-arrested a short time thereafter. lie only six days more to serve. The other is named John Beumont, and was brought from Keokuk county, on a change venue, for larceny. He is still at large, and is described as about 23 years of ase, feet 11 inches hi-jh, weighing about 160 pounds.

The three who refused to take advantage of. the opportunity to escape Crawford Walker, awaiting a new trial on a charge of burglary old man Hill, who swindled the farmers some time ago, and whose exploits were noticed in Democrat at the time, and a man named E. Walker, on a charge of burglary. is The Rapid Crowxli and continued prosperity, sisce 1840, of Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, are the best evidences of its merit that can be offered. For Piles, Burns and Skin Dis eases nothing can rival it.

25 cents per box. 87 Next tc perfection of perfume in any toilet article, perpetuity of power should the criterion of excellence, and both these qualities are found in that which is properly designated the Hesperus Cologne, which actually intensifies from exposure, and allows all the mere yehicle in which is suspended to evaporate without los ing one iota of the delectable aroma. Ca for the Hesperus Cologne kept by al eading druggists and perfumers. DIED. EG EAR.

Thursday, September SO. 1873, at the residence of parents knoni daughter of Daniel and Sarah Degear, aged years, Stmonths and 13 go 1 H. the of B. 1 in I Tbe of for the i I tbe 1st D. by to A Is to on HIGHWAY ROBBER F.

John Conners, who was arrested bv citizen named Teele for highway robbery late yesterday afternoon, and turned over to Constable McNamara, was brought ut before Justice Kaufmann this mormng for preliminary examination. The infor mation charges him with larcenry from the person of Franz Mikers of $17 in United States currency. It appears that Conners and Mikeri were walking along Front street, the latter pretty drunk, and when near Gaines street, Conners struck Mikers on the. head, knocking him down. and then rifled his pockets of his The assault and robbery was witnessed by some parties, who gaye the alarm, when Connors took to his heels, followed by three or four men.

lie was caught by a man named Teele, after a chase of several blocks, who collared him, and held on until he met Constable McNamara, when Conn rs was taken to Justice Kaufmann's office and searched, and something near $17 in money found on him, done up in a piece of newspaper, as Mikers claimed his money was wrapped up. Connors was taken to jail, and this morning, after the information we3 read to him, he was al lowed to go in search of counsel under the escort of the Constable. He returned soon after with a note from Mr. Otto Smith, saying that he could not appear for the defense until to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, to w-hich time the examination was postponed. Connors was held, meantime, in the sum of $300, and not being able to give bail, was remanded back to jail.

A Choice lot of Prang's Ameri can Chronio's in fancy mats at Hastings While Fisher, 321, Brady street. THE LKTTKIt CARRIERS. 1 he following shows the amount of business done by the carriers' department for the month of Septembr KECEIVED. Mail letters 38.098 postal cards t'lco urop letters City postal 2,438 1.5117 21,618 80,723 S52 COLLECTED. Wail letters City Postal cards 8.581 1,835 i WANTED.

For a clothing house in Wilton, Iowa, a good tailor or girl to sew on clothing. Good wages. Inquire at E. Rothschild Bros, corner second and Brady street. Leave your order for COAL of all Kinds at WAX GRAHAM'S, de- livcrcd to any part of the city.

STOLEN HORSES. The team of horses stolen from Day id Townsead, near Oasis, about two months ago, were recovered a few days since near Durant, and the indications are that the man taken with the team from Iowa City, and captured near this city bv Constable Seims, was connected with the gang who have been operating in that business in this vicinity the past few months. It was information gained from him that led to recovery of the horses, and if properly investigated, will doubtless lead to breaking up of the gang. The plan operations seem to have been to run horses to Muscatine, then to Rock Island, where they were kept for a time until the excitement had somewhat subsided, then run them off to Durant, and them to a saloon keeper.who sold them parties In different directions from that place, and all the horses stolen which we have heretofore mentioned have been recovered from near that point. LYONS WATER WORKS.

The Lyons Water Works Company is fully organized, and the following are the officers President, James P. Gage Vice President, Ira Secretary, A. Root Treasurer, J. II. Brunson.

The contract for putting in the works entire been let to Hiram Gates, of Lyons, T. Daniels, of Louisville, Ky. The latter gentleman Is now iu Cnicago, making contracts for pipe, etc. There is a large force of men at work digging trenches, and the work will be pushed forward completion as rapidly as possible. i W1STRICT COURT.

Hon. Walter I. Hates. Dresidinr. Ltm ax A.

TUais, District Attorney. The following cases were disposed of since our report of yesterday Krambeckvs. Meisner, et al; law. for plaintiff. Fraukeberger vs.

Brown, et al; law. Default as Baldwin and judgment. Continued as to the others. The State of Iowa vs. Davenport; bastaidy; dismissed at defendant's costs.

The Srate of lowa vs. Jno. Miller: gellln? intoxi cat'ug liqnots; fined $20 and costs; to stand com miUed uiu'l paid. juia a. Krawenta vs.

Albert liureamann. et al. equity; dismissed. in tl the matter of assignment of Andrew Smvth: as lo creditors-made, enirv on file. Geo.

Cnaudler vs. Wm. Eui-enbeck. law: dis missed. Cjas.Ruppelevs.il Schoefel, law judgment as stipnlat ion on file.

Hallock, Holmes A Co. vs. Henry Messer et samerrder proceeding. W. B.Armii vs Ed.

Lee: law: judgment bv de fault, clerk assess. Msrv Gadwend et va. Gerhard Kunner: exultv d'sraissed. U. Iiamelsbcre vs Christ.

Oden. law: settled and dismissed Fniz Gooset vs. Elizabeth De'anev. et au jmVnnentbydefau't: and fcfi02 damage. The.

oernian Savings Bank vs. J. 11. Meisner et al. judgment by default.

MarearetL. Clinton vs. Jos. Clinton, eanity; dis missed. j.

L. Davis Son vs. T. V. Mahan A Bro.

law; judgment by default for fame vs. 'ineis jNasie: law; dismissed. -Jno Flume vs Wm. Crogsen. law: consent to with notes irom file granted.

DAVENPORT tT. PAIL RAILROAD. Arrangements have now been made fo close connections between Davenpoit and as follows: Passengers leaving North Davenport at o'clock A. arrive in Dubuque, via. Delaware, by the Illinois Central Railroad 6 o'clock P.

M. Leaving Dubuque by Illinois Central Railroad at 8:25 A. M. arrive in North Davenport at 3 P. M.

All passengers to and from Dubuque will save time and expense by taking this route. Through tickets sold at Dayenport and Dubuque Baggage checked through. J. L. Kellooo, General Ticket Agent.

W. fl. Wood, Superintendent dtf The best Blossburg coal In the city can be found at WAT CIS All AM'S COAL, yard corner fifth and Harrison. Pond's Extract. It is a fact that, once introduced into the house it holds an undivided place.

It is an unfailing remedy in all cases where a lotion or a liniment is needed and as a pain de stroyer it is without a rival. All druggists sell it. Go bcy a hat at Rayan's. No more indispensable article can be found in a household than baking powder, and health, economy and taste require that the best should be obtained. This maybe done by getting none but Dr.

Rice's King Baking Powder. It is the very best in the market, as avowed by thousands of exoenenccd housekeepers Ask ior Dr. Rice's Kins; Baking Powder, and no other. Buffalo robes and every description lap robes at Ryan corner of ccond and Main. a of at for per A to too and on in on the the to ue, of had of 5 are the be it DAVENPORT.

B. Hardin Commission Merchant Shipments of Grain p.j twiii'o soiiciira. IIrrUon. ta DOW. LMAM HANmru Merchant Millers ii.

"t-i "et Famnm and LeClalre. Fe8d baud. P. Also, Proprietor of the CSTY ELEVATOR, Corner Fifth and llamson Htreeta Ktoraffe, Korwardintr and Commtmon. ronslirn.

nieuis soiKiimi. Address "Clly Kiev. tor MARTIN WHOLES ILK Commission Merchants Grain, Flour, Seeds, and Conntrv Prodnrs. Deal IWed aud Foreign Fruits. Cider, Oya- FltONT AND llltAPY STHKET, PAVKNPOKT.

I ni ixipiimei.is solicited. Prompt icHiirns. nuiiitt nu donmiia nouses. OBERNE. McDANELD fc COMP UXlLtRS IH 3HE ides, Pelts AND JAVE A UHANCH Til KIR CHIC AUO HOUSB No.

320 West Third Street, THOMPSON'S BLOCK, Bet. Harrison and Ulpley And are prepared to pay the IIIUIIKST Market Price cah for the itiuvn i. slijnmcnts are solicited to their Houses til Oil- I'sveuiMirr. ue Moines, and Council HI Us, lowa, Omaha, Lincoln and Nebraska City, auu JUUCtlim I'ttv uiuri itriceswiu ne allowed. GROCERIES.

S. H. HURTO, Dealer in all kinda of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES OREKN A DUIBD FKU1TS.CANNED GOODS. AO Perry Slrcet, near eor. Tlilrtl UAVJNPOKT.

(ioooa delivered til anv n.rt nf ths eltw'trna of n'n niavs d8. F. BARTEMEYER As SON. Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu I CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AND MACI1INK OIL, DU1KD Corner Fifteenth nnd Harrison Streets. DAVENPORT, IOWA.

We deliver foods to any part of thecltv. East Davenport Grocery COR. FRONT and BRIDGE AVE. R. LATCHEM SON, DEALER in FAMILY GROCERIES And Country Produce.

ROM IT DELIVERY OF GOOD3 TO ANT PAR eepaeodlv OF THE CITY FURNITURE. THE SHAKERS Web Seated Chairs. The easiest and best chair made. Also furnish web backs when so ordered. Every Chair of our make bears a gold transfer trade mark an! nono1 others are genu! no.

Send for onr Illustrated Catalogue and Price List Address, k. in. AVAfiAN, JlyOdawtf Mount Lebanon, N. Y. CHAS.

HILL, Manufacturer and Dealer In all kinds of FURNITUR'E, Matrcssscs, NO. 81 WEST SECOND STREET, flletween Harrison and Itlnlev lr-Cuholsteniig promptly attended to. Barber Chairs al iways on hand and made to order. Carviup neatly executed. 9AN1IIL UOUa.lt, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Furniture, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Msts.

AND WTNDOW SHADES, tc. No. 14 Second Street, Davenport FLORISTS' GOODS. 3313A.XTTI17,XJXj ill-1 Convenlen. Ornamental and Durable.

Made upon CaBtors, and hold from twenty to thirty Flower Pots. E. T. II Alt XL' 51, Proprietor. Detroit Wire Works, Detroit, Mleliignn.

OURS 12, WHITE, Pot-Plant, Warden and Veranda Trel Ilaea, Nourae's Patent. Folding Plant Stand. Wardlan Cases, Ferneries) and Bulb Tables. 1 Mass PETER HENDERSON CO General Agents for Southern and Western Trade' so vortiano street, NEW YORK. eod3m Pi i rins1 iri i To est Art Trouble Ahead Because the Contractors Are Not Paid-Two Sets of Them File iTIeehan- Ic Uena.

Yesterday afternoon two mechanics' liens were filed in the District CI rk's of-gce of this county against the C. the Iowa Southwestern Construction Company, and F. E. Hinkley. The first one filed is entitled Wallbaum, Bridges vs.

the Chi cago, Clinton Western R. R. the Iowa Southwestern Construction Com. pany, and F. E.

and is a claim for a balance due them of $48,500, for grubbing, grading, bridge building, surfacing and track laying on the C. W. Railroad, and so claiming a lien upon the road as follows From a point oa the west bank of the Mississippi at Clinton, in Clinton county, thence running south and southwest through Clinton, Camancne, and Eden, and through the.townships of Butler, Win-field, Allen's Grove and Liberty, in this county, and thence through Inland and Centre townships to town of Tipton in Ce dar county, thence south and southwest through Cedar and Johnson counties to Iowa City thence through Johnson, Iowa, Keokuk and Mahaska counties to Oscaloosa, Iowa, and tbonce touthwest to St. Joseph," Mo. From the above, our readers will get an accurate idea of the line of road.

Following the above lien, Messes Dow ney Wright filed another one, claiming an unpaid balance of $5,961.03 for similar work done on the line of road. The title of the latter suit isDowney Wright vs. the Chicago, Iowa and AVes- tern railroad company, the Iowa Southwestern Construction F. E. Hinkley and Wallbaum, Bridges Co.

The matter will not be brought up un til the next session of the District Court, and it is probable that all work will be suspended on the road until after a hear ing. A rumor reaches us that already work has been suspended, and a large force of men discharged. We hope that Mr. Hinkley or the interested parties in the road will determine some way to ad just the financial difficulties no hedging the progress of the road, and keep on with the work. IUASOMC.

Regular monthly meeting of Trinity Lodge No. 208 A. P. A. M.

this eve ning at 7:30 P. 31. By order of W. M. Celery, the finest' in the market, can be obtained at Joe The best lot of overcoats in the c-ify, at KOTIISCIIILO.

IIEPOBT OF CHIEF OF POUCE. Chief of Police, John following arrests for the month of September disturbing the peace. SO intoxication 28 being inmates of house of ill-fame. 7 keeping 2 leading immoral and profligate assanltand battery riot assault with intent to do bodily injury petit gambling malicious mischief carrying concealed weaoons robbt-iy. 2 Total (2 OVsTEIH.

Private families can buy oysters at Joe Davenport's at the dealer's figures. THE! BRYANT KIlKllliR CASE. The evidence for the prosecution closed yesterday forenoon, and twenty witnesses the defense were sworn and com menced giving their testimony in the Rock Island Circuit Court. The evidence for the defense gave the a much more decided color in favor the prisoner. We refer more particularly to the evidence of Drs.

Grover, Gregg, Everett and Plummer. Tuey were unanimous in the opinion that if all the facts were stated at the trial, the clot of blood found in the brain at the mortem examination could not come blow with the fist inflicted twenty preyious. The deceased, Martin Rois, went about hu business as usual, the next morning walked eight milts, was up around and in his usual health days prior to his PERSONAL. Mrs. AgR.

Cotton (formerly Miss Hattie Walker, of Davenport,) wife of our ex-M. is in the city visiting relatives and friends. Miss Tillie Abel, the pleasing little Ger actress of this city, it it for (Jhicago yesterday evening, where she has been permanently engaged at the new Chicago Theatre, under the management of Herr Wurster. She was quite a favorite here, only on the German but the American boards. Edsar II.

Reed, a member of the firm of Geo II. Reed Sons, Manu facturers and proprietors of the celebrated American Dressing for boots and shoes, harness, Is in the city and takim? lots of orders. B. F. Badger, representing one of largest razor stap manufactories in United States, located at Charlestown, and which manufactures the Badger Souvenir," the "Patent "Emerson's Elastic," and other equally well known straps, is in the city, in the interests of this house.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. Board of Supervisors in session this af ternoon. The Turner Society of Northwest Dav enport will have a ball at Jacobsen'a on Saturday evening. Every business man in Davenport is urged to attend the meeting at the Board Trade Rooms this evening. A meeting of the French-plate front owners will be held in the Burlls House parlors this evening, to perfect their insurance organization, sign the constitution, It is very probable that the District Court will adjourn this evening until Monday evening there being no cases for to-morrow.

The business of th term, so far, has been disposed of very rapidly, and Judge Ilaycs is highly spo ken of by the bar. REDUCED RATES. To parties wishing tj attend the Cen tral Illinois Fair, to be held at Peoria the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th of October, the Peoria and Rock Island Railroad, will sell excursion tickets to Peoria and return from all ticket stations, at one and one fifth fare for round trip. Tickets will be good on all trains going Peoria on all days of the fair, and to return on the same davs, and on regular trains, October 9. Tickets must be procured before en tering the cars as full fare will be col lected by the conductors from passeng ers paying on the trains.

J. R. UlLLIARD, Receiver. as. V.

Mahonev, Genl. Freight and Ticket Agt. the the of the sell to C. has and to to order per law; law; draw 9 at the of of El We, the undersigned Tnwtees in and for the town ship of Davenport, County of Scott aud tta of Iowa, In accore.iuce with the provisions of Section 391. Chapter 9, Title 4, of the Code of said State, da hereby order, designate and appoint, that at the General Election to be held on the 1 2th Day of October, 175, th polls in the several precinct in said Davenport Township, be opened and held at the following places, to-wlt: FIRST PRECINCT.

At the house of II. Schacfer. P. K. corner Myrtle and Third streets.

SECOND PRECINCT. At the house of Hans Welse, 8. W. corner Brown and Fouth Street. THIRD PRECINCT.

At Turner Hall, 8. W. corner Scott and Third streets. FOURTH PRECINCT. At the store room of Henry Snink.

south side of Fifth street, near the sonthwest corner ot Brady and Finn F1FTH.PREC1NCT. At Uie Ackley House, north side Third, between Perry aud Rock Island streets. SIXTH PRECINCT. At the store of 8, II. Ilurto.

near Renwlcks mill SEVENTH PRECINCT. At the house of J. C. on the Dubuque road, near the Fair Grounds. EIGHTH PRECINCT.

At the house of R. Johanson, Sycamore stree near P. N. Jacohseu's. Given under our hands this 30th day of Septem ber, 1875.

CHRISTOPHER KRUSE, 1 Trustees for 11 II I I1IUU1V Davenport 1 UIUAM WHEELER. Scott Iowa. Attest II. SepiSOdtfJtwlt, WEATERBEE, Township Clerk, EXCURSION TO THE- ST. XOUIS -Tim- Peoria Bock Island Will sell excun-iou tickets to St.

Louis and Return Good from Oct. 1st to Oct Fare for the round trip from Hock Island 10.45. Sale of tickets will commence Fridav. Oct. 1st.

and continue until Saturday. Oct. Hth. Passenffers Uavintr Koek If land at 8 A. M.

arrive Mt. Louis at 7 hi. Passemrers leavmir liock Islind at 1 P. M. ar rive at St.

Lou is at 7 A. M. Ihrovgh Cars and Sleeping Co ache fr I'coria to Louis via thts Train. Close conneclion can he depended on. LOWKKY.

Ocn. JAS. V. MA HONEY, Ucn. Ticket Agt.

American Wash Blue For Laundry and Household I nc. Manufactured at the IJB.TISAMAltllVK WORKS, NEW JERSEY. Our Wash Blue is tbe best in the world. It does streak, contains nothing Injurious to health or snl is used by all the lame laundries on account of its pleasing effect and cheapness. Superior wtrtewashin up in pacKage convenient family nso.

Price ten cents each. ror liv mocers everywhere. Alwavs ask for AMKRICAN WASH BLUE, If you want the cheapest and best. AMERICAN ULTRAMARINE WORKS, Office, 72 William Street NKtV YOKK COAL J. S.

WYLIE SUCCESSORS TO II. CABLE. Wholesole and Retail Dealers in Blossburg and Bituminous COAIr. Dealers in and Consumers of Hard and Soft Coal solicited to call and examine our Superior Stock, or to correspond with ue before buying their supp'y. OFFICES HARRISoX bet.

4lh and Sib, west side, near City Elnvator; and FOURTH AND FARNAM, near R. I. P. R. R.

rcjut unite. an LOTTERIES. HAVANALDTTERY DRAWING EVERY 17 UAYS 842 Frizes, amounting to If 180.O0O 100,000 1 Pnze or. 1 Prize of 1 Prize of 8 Prizes of 10,000 each 1 Prize of 10 Prizes of fl.OOO Prizes of Prizes of $300 each Circntars with full information sent free, sale and prir.es cashed by 50.000 as ooo io.ooo 55.500 (215.0110 Tickets 1. C.

WEVLiItf Stationer and General Agent, 80 Liberty street New York. SPLENDID CHANCE 0R A FORTUNE. Grand Golden Drawing I.OIISIAN.V STATK LOTTERY Takes Place Saturday, December 25, 1875. CAPITAL. P1SIZK $100,000.

3580 Amounting to (502,600, ALL IN (iULD ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETS. rsffickets Tenths and Twentieths In pro portion. 421 Walnut Street LOUIS, MO P. O. Box 2T71.

aul7dw4m Iott3ry, Fassase St Exchange Agency KAUB O. Box 2711. 431 Walnut ST LOUIS ART SCHOOL. THE MISSES CRAWFORD, rom the Academy of Design in re spectfully announce to the cilizens of Dmenport mat on tne nret Monday ot ociooer next ttey will open a school of Painting and Drawing in ail brandies, in Perry's building, corner of Commercial alley No. SKSj Brady street.

A special class will be organized for Saturdays, to accommodate those unable to attend on other days. Terms moderate. For further particulars apply at private residence. No. 812 West Sixteenth street.

References: Mrs. C. K. Putnam, Mrs. Wm.

Allen, Mrs. James T. Lane, Mrs. Dr. Peek, Mrs.

W. Harrison, i ELECTION or ANTHRACITE, I'M, WSi 1 II Manufacturer of LIGHT BUGGIES, CARRIAGES SPRING WAGONS BNPONT.lofcA. Hole Afeuta of Demarest'a celebrated II nisiiufsriurvd In Newark, N. J. KSTAHLIS1IKD 184.

NICHOLAS KUHNEN Manufacturer oC Fine Cigars AND Wholesale Tobacconist nor. I'rrrv A Krrond Mreela. Iavenpor icTfi i i it a nt. 'OlIUKlt OK BOOTS AND SHOES, 110 EAST SECOND 6T11EET, DITRMWRT. IOWA.

All goods of any manufacture warranted. W. O. Wtll.WORTH. w.

a. sjomom 1 WADSWORTH ano CO JOHHItlll or Staple and Fancv Drv Goods. 'J 3 A. '-15 WrktKeronil DAVENPORT IOWA. I VOrders by mail promptly attended to.) CHILD; Manufacturers of the Celebrated DAVENPORT Have the Largest and most Complete Block of BOOTS AND SHOES be found In the Northwest.

Including a Largs Stock of IIome-Mada Warranted Work, at tbs Low Market Prices. SEND YOU11 OKDEItS TO DAVENPOUT, IOWA. INSURANCE. Successor to Cian. ft Maries.

Fire, Inland Accident INSURANCE. North Ilrlllali and mreaa (lie Inauranrs Klna, ol llarllord 6,000,000 Home, of New York Phernlx. of laartlwrd National, of Hartford Hlark Klver, of Watertown Newr Vork Equitable of Naahqllle, Tenneaiee Tra velera accident, ol Hart-lord Hallway Passenger of llarllord Soo.oaa D. H. HART WELL FIRE LIFE INSURANCE" AGENT.

Merchants Block Third treat. DaTeaport, Iowa. OVER $70,000,000 CAPITAL REPRESENTED. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIE WS. INDIA The Cradle of the Arts.

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