The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 1

PORT DEMOCRAT. I KM DV KNTII A DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21. 1B82. TERMS: 12 1-2 CENTS PER WKKK DAVEN EWE 11 LEVY 1804 65; and once as citiasn pear.

"They have sown the wind, and AHIC POH XI OEJ OILLER. Sick music Mai aria. A bosom friend tbe laundress. CORRUGATED STOVE PIPE ELBOW. YtirOBIOttt DlVEirOBTIKS.

At the tesbval ot the St. Louis shooting association on tbe 17tb, ISth and 19th Mr. H. F. Moeller of this city won the largest cash prize, T5 00 in gold, and Emit Berg a silver medal and beautiful silver cop, also the gold badge and gold- It give tbe tet mtitfactior, ars Tike bo other.

Without ttonM it 1 Iht I eft Bu iib qai. bow ma, I CORRUGATED ELBOW CO I7 iJikaMt i I3 WANT COL. THE CAMP F1KE. How the beeontl Iowa Cavalry Enj ty It. Tt yahlle Itrrptla--Tkr Mtlronse AHilrrni, pme, Other irrfkta nnif 4 Tk IrMim Visit Ike orli tawnee tbla Ktrraaaa, aa the Afleraaab a Ainraal lumil Bye.

Box, toaf Acuta. Afier the Stxood Cavalry, at their business meeting last evening decided to hold a icc'idi! reuciou in September, IMCKKT lUKiK CONTAIN. 'B aiHut mwr cl. iam In moure and au IHnd 1 1 thiVley. 1 be Btitli mil rt wai JtU bj lea ting tbe aauie at ihia ee pu'l oeaded cane, for the shortest time in making 23 bull's eyes.

H. Schroder, Brock-maa, J.Schlueter, and J. Haeler, also of our Forrester gun club, hire away good prizes. Young, middle aged, or old men suf-fericg trcta nervous debilit an.l kimin rl weaknesses, thould send two stamps lor ireaase, giving succestul treatment. WORU)'s DlSPESSART MKDir-AT.

AWK-IA. tios, Buffi N. Y. AHISBBCSTM. To morrow evening the renowned scout nd well known actor, Hon.

W. F. Cody native, and to our manor hnrn visits our ou.uuiu tw Re usnis new play, 'Twenty days, or mi am pledge." It is tbe best of ail tbe dramas he has appeared in. The Ciinton Age says The piece throughout is lull ot startling scenes and thullicg tableaux, and tbe interest ot the entire audience is rivited to the play throughout the evening. The play cannot be called a comedy, but a continual rosr of lauthter testifies that there hiu muu iiiBiDotaerararas and one of the most conW thriin ever written.

But in iustice to our read ers and our brothernof the presp. we must Cody, this is not a public made of orWeV the wear and tear cf tuch an evening's laughter as was experienced last Tuesday evening Why, it is quite probable the rofbu ot laughter aud cheers which overcame the audience. But this is not only oar eay. -wj, ucic 11 wtii pmsseu Ma aooot mind the buttons shed in the Ot this talented company we cannot say too much. They were all good.

Seats are on sale at Day's. "Exodus, or the Pilgrims of the South," is an original, moral, musical drama written W. R. the well known New York dramatist, and IS fonnded nnon iw-ta ana mciaenu tfiat occurred dnnne tne recent great txodus of the colored oeo-j pie from the south to the northwest, and is produced by the only and original Exo- ousters iomotnauon, with new and btau-1 I I I I I I I I I I I soldiers in Whereas, We feel that no ether ci'y of Iowa ia so near to up, or bound by tics so dear as Davenport; therefore. That we hereby express our gratitude to the people of Davenport, es pecially to the ladies, for their repeated evidences of rood lotting toward oar legi- meet.

Jiesolred, That the recollections of these many kindnesses will be kept green in our memories aaa warm in our hearts so long as there remains a member'ot the Second lows CavBirv. Remdteu, That we acknowledge the cour tesies of August WeDtz Post No. 1, of the Grand Army ol the Kepubiic, ana to. is, Iowa National Uuard, and tbam tnem tor their hospitalities. Rttolzrd, Tk- we extend our warmest thanks to the Academy of Science, the su perintendent of the Soldiers' Orpnans' Home, and to Col.

Flagler, Oommanaer ot Rjck Island, for kind invitations to visit tneir respective institutions. Eetoieed, That we also extend thanks to tbe various railroads, and tbe hotels ot Davenport, for many favors shown. The resolutions were adopted. Captain Belden called attention to the third annual leuniea of the JJltATKKN- IOWA VETERAN ASSOCIATION which is to be held at De Witt on the4tb, 5th and Gth days of October, and cordially invited all members of the Second Caval ry and other ildiers to attend if, promising them a grst-rate time. An I so the reception ended.

TO DiY. This morning more than a hundred of the veterans, ace irapinied by S2th P.Bry ant, President of the Board, and loity or more ladies, went out to the OKPH AUS HOME on a special brain of coachss placed at their disposal by tbe C. M. 4 P. railway company.

They arrived there at 9 :30, and were cordis ly received by Superin tendent and Mrs. Pierce. They visited tbe cottages, and made a general survey of the institution. Many of them contributed money to found it as a soldiers' orphans home when they were in the army, and a blessed home did it prove for mtny a boy and girl whose father was keeping bis last sleep in southern soil, when his comrales, returned to home and peace. The soldiers assembled ia the dining here the children were gathered, andLr.

W. F. Peck, who was a surgeon in the army of the Potomac, and was therefore at lip me with tbe soldieis, and has for jiaro teen surgeon for the Home, made a brief in which he decirlbed the method of conducting tbe institution, and of the remarkable state of health enjoyed by Its in tastes. Addresses ware made by Col. Horton, who served revoral years as one Ct the State trustees of the Home, Col.

Sandford and Qen. Coon, all expressing their pleasure at finding th institulion so noble a Home, and their gratifica.ion over visit which enabled them to appreciate it as they never did before. The general expression of the soldiers, as they were re turning to town, was one ot pride and gratification ovsr te institution. T3E AKSEKAi. ws.

visited by the soidifrs this afternoon, tceptacceot the inTHntion of Coluael Isg'er, who, as aa experienced soldier ot the wsr, serving in the army of the Potomac as chief oi ordaance, gave the vUitcs a greeting. They were through the to the water power, and all about the island, and those of them who had never visited tois government domain before aud a large mtjority had tct were sston'shed bv what they saw there, snd msde to feel prcui oj if. and i hi westtrii men that it bad Len planted beio on this Fft is the titul scenery, properties. he occupies the pew farthest from the pul-mueic, plantation melodies, song, dance, save the intereit on his money while ttiev shall mp the whirlwind." A ereat deal ot trouble miht be avoided, xf "the powers that tie'' would keep an ear close to tbe people, and would bear and teed the still fmall voice, instead oi waiting 10 that which speaks from the tempoat. Ixuis XY hsd a moroid interest in the suhj-ct of death.

While ridiig cut one day, be overtook a peasant carry lag a cot fin. He hal'ed and asked him tor whom it wss. The peasant answered, for bis brother. Of what did he die asked tbe monarch. Ol tlurratim, replied the peas ant.

Louis whipped up las horses and went on. He did not cir to hear more. When the subjects of Ims the XV complained that all their crops bad been taaen for taxes, and they were starving, they were told to tat ur ihey con eluded that if they were to turn beasts they preferred to feed cn the liesh and blood of their and the revoiu tion was their answer tne moat effective lesson which despotism has ever received It is neither good sense nor eood econ omv for ereat and prosperous corpora tion to tro on cutting down the wage of its subordinate employes, and close its ears to their timid sppeals lor redress, until some day it finds its property at tbe hands of a wild and reckless moo. uapitai enouia not turn its back upon the reasonable com plaints ot labor. Il'ilera shouli make it their basinet to relress the wrones ot their subjects.

The riot may be quelled by tbe police or mill tary power, but the tury ot the mob may wreak its vengeance with the ballot as well as with tbe torch. I would not prophesy evil, but I would like to see our feovsrnment so conducted that there shall be no possible excuse for violence. Tbe man who ffers his life in just and necesarf defense ot his country, performs the noblest act of which humanity is ca piblt-. When we say of a man, "he hai a good war record," we mean a treat deal, It implies that he is brave, honorable, and entitled to tbe respect and gratitude ot this people. I congratulate you, gentlemen, that vou have bravely won this illustrious record.

1 ou may be poor as Lszims and stHicUd as Job, but do one can take it from you or tarnish its luster. It may be the only legacy you have to leave your children, but they will be prouder of it than of all the (old in tbe sands and roc as of tbe eartb I cot rat llate that the war in hic'u you were engaged was wholly justifiable and unavoidable; that you were spared to return Irom its blood-stained fields, and to come together at this time in friendship and love with other; at the claeil the war we owed about twen ty-eigbt hundred million of dollar, we have, in seventeen years, paid oft one. half ot bsye reduced our annual interest from one hundred and Ctty-one millions to about sixty millions of dollars; that we sve paid during the last year five hun dred and forty two millions of dollars in perilous to our disabled hard ly know it. Let no one ssy th(4 republic is uogrtte-tul. I say, gentleman, you are most welcome.

It was sn sddress worthy of tbe city the Mayor represented, and he was interrupted by enthusiastic applause several times. The double tfUartctte wwz the Battle cry of Freedom Mr. Jones gmnr; the solo. Miss Susie Jones accompanied at the p.ano. COLOSSL HORTON responded to Mayor Bilis welcome address in beba'if of the regiment he once com-taaadtd.

The Colonel had a speech written, but he got away from his notes tn-tirr-'y- and a better descriptive speech thhn be msjj is rarely heard. He is a natural orator, is Colonel IIortoD. After arniLjj the warm thanks of the regiment to the Mayor lor the city's hospitalities, a repititioa of the ejecded when tbey were id camp in '81 and ajaia id 65, the Vo onel gave a tnriliiosr, sketca ot he hft of asexpenenced'oy ni' Tihers of the Beyond Iowa -hardships n'most every nature, aefp'-ratt; lighting witti a toe in front, and more desperate i-' to save an army in retreat from if1. life in camp and on the march iriiling recital it was. He then spoke of the regiment's commanders, Colonels Elliott, Hatch, Hepburn and Coon the tst teaching the regiment tbe discipline which rendered it so effective in the field, the second inspired his men with confidence in himself as a leader, bis reputation such becoming national; the third behaving gallantly at the fourth as brave and noble hearted an officer as the service knew, and a cool, fearless, determined ighter.

Elbot, Ifatch and Coon won their brigadier's stars through reputation won at tbe head of the Second Iowa Cavalry; and Coon was succeeded by Colonel Horton himself, who sot the audience in a roar by defyicg any of his comrades to deny "that when on the retreat I always lead them gallantly." He spoke of the pleasures of such a re-union as this, and he paid a glowing tribute to woman lor ber work in behalt of tbe sol. diers, describing ber sacrifices in the cause for which the army fought, in a very affecting manner. Tbe orchestra gave a pot pourn of national aire, which they played so beautifully as to winlong-continued applause. OOLOSKL. SASPOBU was introduced, and received a warm greeting indeed.

He was announced for an address on tbe history of tbe reg lment, but Colonel Horton bad "taken the wind out of his sails" he said, and then he proceeded to deliver a most interesting and enlivening patriotic address, iu which be mingled humor and sentiment in a very happy manner. He sketched tersely the patriotic history of the nation irom 1T70 until now, and made a reference to the crude ideas of tbe Iowa people about war when the first call was made by Lincoln, that set the audience in a roar. He then spoke of the Union army that put down tbe rebellion pronouncedSherman's march to tbe sea the grandest military achievement on record, of the great men produced by tbe war, and said there were men about him who acted in a manner heroic and grand as the most fame us of the wai's chieftains. He concluded with an apostrophe to the old Flag which stilled the audience completely, and so ended a ni' st happy address. Ti.0 club sang Keller's American hymn.

major harry ocjksob was ca.led for, snd be was welcomed with applause anu cheers, which stowed how weil the soldieis rememberea bis services during the war. He talked for fifteen minutes in his oU, tff.uve way now pathe tic, and now with wit and humcr that caused ringing laughter, and so caused the speaking part ot the program to end as happily as it begao. "Tenting on the old camp grouad" was sung by the club, Mr. Palmer giving the solo finely inceed. OLDTKK9 THA5KS Reporting from the committee, Captaia- Beideu presented the following resolutions: Tue committee on resolutions, thrcuh tt.eir chairman, Captain W.

S. Beldt-n ot Haquoketa, reported the toliowicg: Whereas, The Second Iowa Cavalry i s.A I Qs i when volunteers in 1861 shared the hoeoi' taiities of the people of Davenport, and again when we returned as veterans ia The ready reiki given to asthma and summer rolds by Brown's Iron Bitters is to satisfactory that many speak of it as a complete cute. Homebntas is not a bar to any position in lite except that of a professional masher. Cot Rates to all points. Also Steamship Tickets st VThiiton't, 303 Perry street.

The sternest lather was once the worst boy in the neighborhood. Harper's Bazar Patterns at Fluke's. A poor man has the satisfaction of kcoa log that his rich neighbor can't sleep any better than he can Hattman's Celebrated Oysters in every style at Sam Tanner's, 210 Main street. It is sot known what becomes of all tbe embroidery that is made by lary women fit Blim frum A a. 4 UF lucJ I UUuU 1 1 i.

School Books at Mt Ida Pharmacy. There are 12,153 newspapers published in the United S'ates and the Can ad as. Total in the United States Cana- das G36. Rich waxy sweet, "Hay Pole" Chewing An editor's vacation consists in leaving the SanCtUm ten mlnutea earlier than nin.l I 1.1.1.1 and uo the block Beeping Coles eterinary Carboli salve in your stable, and usinir it when necessary, you will never be obliged to Uke Uttle less horse on account 01 pot "owing where there have been galls or cuts. It will quickly cure galls and sores, and invariably brine the hair in color, and is invalua- ble for 8eeral stable use.

Pound cans, 100; "Qil canp, 50c. ine man wbo sat down on a nest ot hornets a rye field take, not interest la "wbal shU tbe harTest 11 joar Ba is rough, chapped or cbaed, procure at once a bottle ot Pearl's White Glycerine, and a cake of the soap. He who laughs the loudest at a loke which wounds another will howlthe hard- est when the ahatt atnlrea hum. Keddme Russia Salve hsa e.nnim merit, as all who use it will testify. Price 2ac- Try it.

Tbere is said to a man in Newark, N. 80 close that when he attends church the collectors are passing, the plate tor contributions. At the Mechanics' Fair in Boston.ilSSl. ke Jamatea Ginger Cordial, made by G. D.

Dows A Co received the hTfehest award The sublimest state ol misery is endured only by a man with a stiffly starched vest, a collar tbat wont stay buttoned behind, a pair of tight shoes, snd a blackberry seed between bis front teeth. Before the election ia over many a dark horse will be leelin? like a very lipht jackaaa. Com, Oats and Chop Feed at lowest pri ces at Dan B. Horn's. Davenport Steam Laundry, 223 Perry St Oil Meal two cents per ib.

at Worley's Fob hay, feed and produce go to D. H. Stuhr's, 321 Harrison street. Examih all the stocks of Boots and ehoes in the city. Then visit Dodge's Popular Shoe Store, 226 and 233 West Third street, where you can find you wan, and you will wish you had gone mere nrst.

Tiltoa makes a specifs'ty of manulactur- mg. not repairing, fine solid gold jewelry, 1.1 wary Puuamg, Bradj street. G. C. Lauterman, droirgist, Cedar Rap- ids, says: "I consider Colic, I Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy the best in the market." All who use it acknowledge its tuperior excellence.

Sold by a I dtug gists. Tbe only complexion powder in the world that is without vulgarity, without irjary to the user, and without doubt a beautifier, is Pozzom's. Buy vour baled hay and straw, oil meal from Dan B. Home, East Third St. Cbewing Tobaewv SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE A Baitamie DittiUation of Witch Ilazd, American Pine, Canada Fir, Marigold, Clover Butwmi, de.

A single dose inrtantlv relieves tbe most violent sneezing or tlead clean tae bead ae By maelc elope watery diecharife trom the nose and eyeaTpreTenu ringine noieee the head, core Bervoos headache, aud aoodnea chills asd fever In chronic catarrh it eieanaee the naeal paaearee of foal irjucua. reetoree the eenee of smell, taete and hearing when effected, frees tbe b-ad, threat and hmtsc tnbe of in maiwr. sweeten, and the breath, stops the coneh and sneeta the of catarrh towards consumption. tnie ooiue naoicai nre, one oox tBtarrnai sot-vent and one Dr. Sanforti's Inbaler, la one parkajre of ail druggists for $1.

Af for banlord's KadicaJ Ctire. WKF.K Jk POTTKB, (. sW' Instant Relief Tor pain and wea knees of tbe lcBga. li tot, kidneys and nrinary oreans, rheimBtiBm rjeari'g-la, and dyspepsia, in COLLIN 8' VO TAIC KLBCTRIC PLASTERS. Only ti cents.

eold Kverywhere In nn re water, nnhcallhr climate, unripe fruit. Bwboleeome food, malaria and the thousand and one ill that be'et the traveler are nothing to those fortified and sustained br the nse ef banford iin- ver, the delicious" and only combination of True Ciineer, Choice Aromatic and French Brandy. Ko other remedy is at once so sore, palatable and sale. Beware of imitations said to be as rood. Ask far fefintord's Ginger, and take no other.

Bold everywhere. WBKKS TOTTER. Bctrm IfvlALT BITTERS A NOURISHING FOOD WHICH OVERCOMES I rt p-Seared Cotigbs, Brenrli HlB, TypeT- eJa, Wajrtins; of tho 1.1 in-r Krlghfs I Al.lital. IUM1 Ir4r4 fcr taa bt null I fc Ml JP I I I et Dr. the ers for are 1 That rr tke UKinee Street wer--The Awitaturirh Property Owwerla tbe District Will Fay.

At the meetinr last even ing, the city collector was instructed to proceed to the collection of taxes levied for the buildicg of the Gaines street sew er. in accordance with the list furnished by the city ecciaeer, which is as follows: HITWUli maST 1S9 SXCOSD PTl.fctT. 65 C.J. IX Beattl 43 3 L. Blller Jotn Fiker 41 ST 8 Kin Xmiu J.

C. Bonnr Uanvrbild John Jubier icboiaa Mao 65 14 t-6 85 Serein Miller C. T. Hw. 6eein Millw P.

4 Koenie 12 Hi "1 21 65 SI Hi il 14 35 67 17 64 t'harit Heziei Henry Koos bitwies sseoyn and rniR stekits. J. P. iiter Chris DilMs F. John PeenlEg SO 2 4" 14 38 i 4 5 99 12 11 S6 14 S9 14 STi TS nans uoieus HsdVr Reimf! Brauca.

Jottn Fan J. J. Wa. iilfcecman. City of Datcupurt (WsiiinUD Sjire) EBTWBES Till 111) 1SU 7U KTH STMiTfW FriU fciemn 17 47 17 47 11 65 4 SM tiS 43 tW 2 14 24 43 (S 43 71 76 16 60 2t 64 J.

11 htmBtncr ADDA tkn-bl Tbur Herroe titxi Tieoeinftun Uai Ifeif lid. IScfolCfc. ire Knt UtxTkcti H. C. S-rock i ika liilier M.

K. fecoll tieors liebmer Si hi 4S tik Hsss Uertumana Edward Aogui: DtedL-rich A nna Waeaer Matt Schit 21 il 17 47 21 jACftb 91 64 21 S4 il il F. O. Kvtre Adm Be batter BETVAElf rOCBia ASD TITTB STREETS City of Davenport (Lalajeite Square) 72 73 "aw tfueiuKe Jtf 15 29 18 02 11 4 46 40 IIt Voege iiaariue Sjihmer C. ohicrlck Hicbae! Kile nanry tad 4' 171 7 es a 39 13 41 68 12 74 10 IS 12 74 15 2 12 74 14 58 43 69 4 67 15 43 fcS 2 16 11 0 60 li 65 tei S4 SS 7 Si 76 hi li 71 -li 101 92 2tt SS 47 SS I Scancker Jt MaelJer ErfWEIJI rilTB ASO sliTH STKtk.A.

S. Khrmann C. P. fecaoenert Wm- ti.oih ohn Nicaoifl beo. Petersen ftbn Fodtef 8cbltieldt Aftmoa Piterben Frank fort as Hell Jusgblnt A do! (id rriea er Sirobbehn ibn Hack ena Loiet-ea II.

f. Moelier Careleus LoaiA C. Xieet BIT TWEES t.llU ABO A 1U ST BEETS Eli Schlesel KaamsLQ Heqrr Techtoiia i neo (teller Klindt MtOim Ci. Clauisen tiren Loubt Cbrieiui(Lr r- Libber. rirmi lirsnn.

Browcnr enrT dun. 4t bS 43 Si la. IJaaie. BET wilt cETaxTa Al rllEtls. P.

KM $174 71 Germaa l.cibe.-au Cbarcb 1. 78 K.Svtya Ko a'J 57 I IttCS 84 S4 it bwiu.J3 'iA Anna Braacb 34 ia t.eorga Daeie si feiil 16 3- din 1.., 7S OttO A.b.-eCbt The cost fot.ts up $1 904 P8. The council directed the city irsrshal to abate tbe nuisance cancel by aughter-hou-es in Davtnpcrt. Fcts sf-eti'i pi xicer thaa words. -The Doctor tol-J roe to tske rmtif: t'1'.

I diac I had alrealv i ff-d twite i'T mercury. The i rue to try Hi Jney-Vi'nr, and Hmp.J 1 J'JSl 1. i i U. I'll- ami cnt-ti j. auJ bow I weii ha ever.

Ti.e popularity of "P.umtrV New American Hotel, Philadelphis, revives the i-iDcicat prtstigc of the old favorite, opposite IodtpendBnce Hall. T'HK CU.11 A.MK.M iv. The pjer Iowa Annuel Conference couveced st Cedar Rapids at 8 o'clock yesterday morcins'. In absence of tbe B.shcp (I. W.

Wiby) detained by the death cf his son. Dr. Heald, the Secretary of the Conference called the Conference tc order, and ihey elected as President pro Urn the Rev. Dr. KyLett, of Philadelphia.

The Conference is largely attended and its sessions will be very interesting. Bishop Wiley and Bishop Peck were expected at sonference to-day. For flags and Chinees lanterns to be used during the re-union ol the Iowa Second Cavalry go to John Berwald's, 214 West Second street: it Kni in HKiicr. The Second Cavalry men in the city this evening, wbo are members ot tbe Grand Army ot the Republic, are invited to visit Wentz Post, i orrest block, corner cf Fourth and Brady streets this evening. The Eclectic club will meet this evening.

A plan of study lor the year will be outlined by the president. A full attendance is desired. The fleet marc. Flora, owned by Robert Porter in this city, took second money in the 35 race at Council Bluffs yesterday the winning time being 2:32. Lucy won ar-cond money in the 35 race at Omaha on Tuesday last.

Petersen Quadrille Band will furnish the beet of music and cheaper than tbe cheapest. Apply to A. M. Petersen's, 220 Scott street, near German Theatre. tul3 Get Eaton Bros', prices on sign work before going elsewhere.

Over posteffico telephone ill. Hon. J. H. Murphy, of Davenport, is on the track again, by the grace of his ad miring democratic friends, for congress.

Air. ftiurpny wm maze ine camoaign in the Second district interesting. Sioux City Journal. Now by St. Mark, is not the able Re publican organ of tbe blope giving en couragement to ice enemy 1 Muscatine Journal.

Fleaalna? tbe Eye. Nothing is more pleasing to the eye than a comely figure, and nothing moie distressing tnaa one wasted by atsease. Convalescents wilt find the Liebig Malt Extract aa invaluable aid in the restora tion of lost flesc, as well as the recover? cf nea'th, aod indeed even those who are naturally trim and delicate will derive grent becefit from its use. It exercises a most salutary influence upon the disgestive organs, belping them to extract the utmest possible nourishment from loed, and is, in lacr, a genmtie iai-proaucer. liaie-i hay, straw and ail junds of feed at Woxley's ieed store, 432 Brady street, 1 a FOKTAST.

When you viator ve New York City eaye Bajgnge Expressive and Carriage Hire and stop at Grajjd Ukios Horn, opposite uranu tieuixat utuot. 3 eie gant rooms fitted up at a cost of one mil. lion dollars and reduced to 1 1 and upwards per day on Earooeaa plan. Elevator. supplied with, the best.

Horse Cars, Stages and Elevated Rail Road to all Depots. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel thaa any 1 fc ot is Ulsl. i AmerlCAT and Faralcn PateLla, Cavt-a Tr4t Hark, etc, jwenrtMl, and all other basiLtt tatairis to potent promptly traneactetl REJECTED APPLICATION'S rauicla may be oblA bed cid on; rojtcted ajipis cation. If pr1if mxcaced. saodeJ er drawlrnr, rbe tn-Tisiioa CorrearKwletiae etmed 'jitsal leoj reiMtnable.

Addreae IAS. H. VERMILYA HoHciorof bock Box I(H. aablucton. PATENTS.

UUUT1S opkua nousi: ONE SttillT tM.Y T. i on iud L.eiiifl ieDieHlOSf LL I'lIJi BILL (H0X. H. F. CVDV) his Own Mammoth C'omb'tiAlioii.

1. Ae flmt elan artiatn, who app ar ia le new and Planting eennKitoD drama, w-rnteo lor Im. Uodv i Buflaio llili I be I kar.ea thor of 'aved ai euiitled T'TWENTY DAYS" OH "Hfc "FALO Bil i I LEOUfi The foilowine Indian rhif- from th WinnHamt pioui ana itWDCf iriDep. Wih ii.iteir at iwr- formanco and tn the ire jarut 'i bitf IWm RoHiijgThaDc.fr. liiue Hawk.

he nn-kawj uc-Du aw, avuu rire Juipninirc. XT. Limy tint Xlu" The Dootey. Jerry," a docker that Parr um aie of eat to rommence at a. book akm'undh jkvtlkr, tent IJ UKTIS Ol'FlvV TTOINl-' CNE NIGHT ONLY EveDing, Sept.

23d, TtRST APPEARANCE I THIS 1Tr or TBI. OS I AKU UKU. NaL EXODUSTERS COMBINATION Tbe grcaftt and only ftrt Colored Dramitie CumtiiuiT now bt-fore the pao-ie ia their origi nal norai, musical crama, entiiicd -Olt- 'THE PILGRIMS OF THE SOUTH" Endorsed by the p-e-s ind the pnbt'c a lb" eucceta of the hwo. Tlif only llrnt class colored rompany on the road and 50c; reserved aeain Kt- erred teau now on aie al Day'a botik ut irc BOB MACK, Bar Man. and Aijer TH TO 1 Al.

of Beeuty a Jsy I ire ter. DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S Oriental Cream, or lla.cal Heantilltr-r Fmoves Tn injjite. Free Moth FaNrtie, a 1 2 xvr? OirBifn tE" (iefleedi-u-cliozi il hat Mood of thirty and 1 tswU ii lo be pure lh pr-j- T'iy mtuie, Ac crrt no roTitt- jf w- yjAV UI P1JUI- flT.ra.hed 1 A.

baTre, said to a laay orihe bant ton. a patient: "As yon ladit wlil nse them, I commend Hlonmud Creim as the leept hivrmfni of a Skin prepafatiotis." One boltie will Hrt rlx monthe. nsina it everr day. Also Ponrtre removes superfluous bair witbost injury totbuekln. Same.

JL. u. 1 tv ni 1 u.wierpu., street T. Tot sale Bv all and Fancy troode Deal thronghoo. the lii'irt States, Canada and Eu rope.

Beware oi bw iin.itions reward arrest and proof of any oue selling the same. OLD HATS MADE NEW UT A. BUSSE, KM Brady surest. eav-oenU ManfllB, Panama tltw, soft, felt and stiff hata cleaned, dyed and reshaped. 61th a specialty.

ucnes nate uinxmeu. pera gaarante 'an dly OYSTERS Served in every si jit; airo in bulk or by tbe can, si DOC BILLIARD PARLORS 213 Brady street, Davenport, Ia. GRATEFUL COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural lews which govern the operations of dlea.ion aod nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa.

Mr. Epos has provided our breakfast tables with a delicate'. Savored beverage which may cave ns many heavy doctor's bil e. It by the Jsdieiom ne ot socb articles of diet tbat a eonsUiniton may be gradually bailt sp until strong enough to resist every teG-dencv to disease. Hundreds of enMle maladies soaring aroand as ready to attack wherever Here Is a weak point.

We may escape many a lata! Shalt by keeping oorselves wsil fortified with pure blood aod a properly nourished frame. Civil berrice CtAxeue. Made simply with boiling water or milk. SVu ia tins oolv (H-lB and lb) bv grocers, labelled thus: AMES KPPS Jt CO, Atusaieopalhic Chen.i-tR. septn biwly London.

Enz'and Cure Your Corns SCHLOTTKRBECK'S Bunion Solvent. Entirely hinnli! in not a ic. Hemovts Coruf. Wan, Bunions anr hCailonB witboat leavtue a Bmsb for applying in each bottle. HB-CCii GUABAUTEEDKJ Prtce 25 CecU.

Bold by all DrnegJebi Trr it and be convinced, like thoneaniiH hnUn sued it and bow teeUIyto Its valuel Ask for Hchiotterbeck Corn ana WuJ Soivect and Uke no oiner. i'iDisooiy zyitia at tiariiou I'uiumacy, liHirmun.rt llll 1rr.1r.as A Bean tl fl tbe skin MW-- ii 1 vB. "VSCI1 ShliHN ttRTTBK wis ie-'rie on jaw and liHi mrlpe lewurd will be paHl by r- lurnli jj jlllit tj speed shoeing bop i.i.i.xt. in Kti or roan tov.v re' i.rr.i, a iis lih hoard and bv cailtaat at 41 aaat Koynk a.l at tft. a KKSl-KCTAH! ii.l trrt Cihh For lull inline sn or i-v I f1 ariniy At.KKVAN SAVlNt.S r-ank rnt-alt too noice.

hoin pa, a umerbT II. kebltHleldl A be the re.urn of Hie n.T.-!- i I Mti XTic TO bonework lu nnl. fm tftire at lici eaet K-nrteeuih VO UKNKKAI. a IieroLe. lu-eepti; ITTeJVl'.

1'OOK WT4ISJXUONI.Y rh'' ler irreaiiv vmr leavlu." ln mi. 11 ihii A BKfl-KCTABI EtiKM will, iMra 11) 1 (i al A Hani Bt fur hi "T-YK'-TEKIIAT. AfOK NKAIt MT Jul hlri'T," J' rJo The Under tmre ht lU.MBie.tth.s j'l it or 1. Imar Sokol r.V with ana a pr, ttv ln p. a.7e ft'1 ithgj secuniy ten interest Brptn WM I lM'tN l'SielitHitt 1' rot xiic FIVE HOOIH.

i-it 1 wc.i, nam, ai uear streol rata. Will sell or tra.T, tOd lot J- M. XLDkllMiE, ilu Brady str.n rUK MI.Sf-A INK DUlLDINtl UrT east Locnl betwrau Esplanade and Mis- Cm! iT It-I dim of ailure .1. bprtnt lltid, septu LAUNDRY The best wmk done at lowes. pri'tes.

olv ns Mfiiirr Mt It'. trial. KUHrauu-ed. tcJ if THE CANUV MAN oftlie nortbweet. A ery fuli and complete ItT.eitf Krenrb Cauoy.t'aran aud Tatlius, made fresh every day, sett to ar.v ad drees In 1, tort i bosos Also whule-a; and retail dealer In ur-elim 1'rufts and Nth KKAIII Nr.

Pave-nitort. low a TAYLOR'S Palace of Sweets tend $1, Siur a iimji nail Ihx In ri-ires, of the lu st csLul" iu Aiuvri-'a, uj. lionx. ami 1'iite. builai.le lor iii'n.

fhnli'H 'iL-ht. to a i I e.io. Tr it. Adilnf F.Gl'snii::; CONFECTIONER CHICAGO. WANT A Bath ro to Oeo.

Itirrier Shi-. and Balhrioelus Birtdv St. bmhs orlifortl First-elafS. A.IKI- 'III 1)1 t.kNKK W. fail at MONTAtifK a.

bALIs Bl UY, ovir postofli'-e septl lu Us if) cu cc c5 Ul tl -rv Ui 0. Scrofula. A. R. tenfevfr, of Atlanta, tia baj: 8 S.H.

eare'i ma of a Violent case of Hcrofuia which htd In. ill to jiclii to ail other treatment. Catarrh. 9. H.

S. lor Catarrh Is a sure care. Cured me after ali other bad lal C. C. BL'BJiS, tiruci.cai-t:t, Ind.

lRCiua. Rev. W. J. Koblnson, member North Qcoraia Conference, says: Have taken S.

b. 8 for a clear care of hc.rtui. Eruption has di.ppuared. 1 am well. TSlienmatiKm.

One rerle-nau who wa coafined to his bed v. weeks witb Merctirinl hHeumatism has bct.u cured with a. b. ii entimiy. CHlLKs BKRBY.CkstUnooga, Teaa.

Ten thonwind dollars would nof purctasc from nie what K. B. S. has effected In mv eare 1 bad Mali riai BhenrnaU.su. AKCUIK TllOWAS, kaitor id tie KepebJcan, Kkia ami Ttlootl Disease J.

W. Bishop, Hot Springs, Ark says: KttoW youn man cured witb a. ri. after "ine riiriree and oeet medical treatment had failed difae never retorted. Tl montris hare pasted since I qui, tikiB? 8.

b. 1 am cured; am certain s. 8. did It. J.

tt. TAirtiAitr, Tel. uperalor, Salamanca, T. J. WvMc Q-aiilian.

Easleys, 8. say Af er oiuf uiree bnttlrs at. St. cm case Biotv: Lisease trtvca trp to diw, in it will recoicr. Our science has nt made known a eomblnBtiaa eqial toS.

furMktu or Biooti Lissi. T. L. kiuim'm, Pk O. Macon, O.

SWIFT SrECIFJC COn Propriefors, Atlantt.tia. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. l. sV- .11 i arhsiibs. tH-tly H.nrh 1 l.l.J Mia.

ja W-l 1k.se la the rte. 1 IVsrl'a While fwu. ea.f aauVIic. rarr White Llic-rlr. t.

4. sold bt VI taracs'o. Ce. I'rw's Cit. lis LI ml 5S ia 33 1- Ji -i tf hjt" i.kk HZ trafy p.riTJTinii.

K3 the question us to the p'ace meetiDg came up, ami in a twond a hundred voices cried "Davenport, DeventxTt." Bat Col. Horton protested ajainet this as unfair to members of the regiment who live in western Iowa, tnd so wl.cn the final vote waa taken had the majority I5at the by the ereat rr.aiwity in the rirt shows that ihe veterans are with the hospitalities oi the yt ii'e of tins city, and would fain visit Div. DjWrt aain in a regimental capacitr, as we are eora our people w.ni'd 'mi i.1im"I to have them do. Tim iiu inios at th; Bartia opera houre evening was a magnificent nJiir in every repp' ct. The body of the and first gallery were tilled with people.

It was as btilliant ta a n)WM a the noble auditorium ever tk. The Htars and Striper, in grace- liil fold, formed a sort of canopy about the center of stage, and juet beneath the i.ter of this canpy sat the venerable Simon soldier of the war of 1812 wL i fouuht the British at Lundy Lne, and in other engagements under Ijcolt. To the left of him fat Gen. Dutus E. Coor, Mayor Pills, Cs t.

C. W. Belden, chair-naaii ut the cemm.ttiw on resolutions, and to the right of tiaj sit Col, C. C. II rton, J.

P. Capt. J. X. W.Rample, eacratary of the reunion, and Major iienry O'Connor and each ot these parties was flanked by otter notables who bad been Invited to seati on the tagc.

Btrasaer's fall orchestra was in the proper place, with the Professor himself as conductor. Col. Henry Erf'xrt ir ended. TUB KIU were ijui vtnti Overture," a stirnig uirtial com rx.g: tion T-hirh was spnd'dly executed by the orchestra; and men Col. Egbert read a des-patcli truly the regiment's second commander, General Uatch, dated in camp in Colorado, -pt.

-JO just received K-gretg to that I be with you. Pleasant time toy Tht- -'My i'n hump, tare-well," w. uf it by ttie double tiuar-M'e fcv K. 'in, Ir. Rigpy, L.

Paiiner. iielmuk.jWm. xre il. Ljn-her. .1 tV-iiU-rnel and LtJwird iwiu, and then HaV'II l.IU.i the wi K-'-ra- address, as fo'lows.

Prttident. ad icm'tr of the Si'du! Jo.ea Cf.ilrp Ti people of th.e city ett vou with a mt cardial welcoiue. St out and op-n our hearrs to you with vioM. He would make your visit to city ts profitable otui ft joyous oi-f i jie. I' that yn should c.ine togitht-r.

io rt.L"v ihe c-rciatiors ar rstiiii.iecenccs of your noblo You an- j.ist'ii-il in tbtiishine aa honor bic oride in 1'3 n-rord, and tui.u'.d often re kitialc its caa.p 8it n.d solurl to the b'te3 i'u fttded at tattered baonet. Yf ur sri etiop at this p.tJ.C is prtit-nlarly Sppi aad welcome. Here vou were or- I giniz-'d, and roiemnly, witb uplifted siaad, d-ilicst -a that iiie which is so to a of us, to the de'ent i voar a try. Hero you le-rned your Ieoi. 12 the discipline, hard'bips and trials ot a life.

Here you bade the Isjt a lieu to loved one alas! fur tow many, the ou earth. Ye. old emp ground at f'lou'd he sat red ine of ut. lio weii wc rtaieiuler your cowing tweutv jtars though it is ytu were lull of th HBltrous lite of youth oveiflow-in- cathusias-m, wild and impatient ot When your decimated racks feturntd at the end of the war, what a chaMK-i Sobered every man a soldier, wrought like a tempered link into the steel chfUn of his retriment: yes, yon ha.1 s-en iiie in its mort mteos-c and thrilling aspect, you rial learned that war is no holiday te.ural. Vou bad bvtn trin a taxe at the couit of last appeal, where the scUes are held by tne Cxi of Battle, and you bore about you the evidences that judgment had en entered in your favor.

Ueocefortn this was a Nation, one and indivisible, sod not merely a confederacy bound together with ropes of cloud and chains of This usue had been so effectively put at rtst.that its grave nreded no sentinel. You weru ail at liberty to come homf, lay down jour arms and return to your dju1 vocations. It is to be regretted, that with all our laatad civiliz uon and professed following of hui who is called the Prince ot Peace, so mtny of the great questions ot the world must still Ik untied by brute force. I will ki'l jou, or you shall kill me, the argument tbe savage is still the international court ot lat r-ort. In this country, we tad for dly suppled that we could cide all political controversies at the ballot ox.

Tbat is a part of the social compact contained in cur theory and torm of govt rc men t. But who is to prevbat an appeal lroni the ballot to tb bayonet! I hope there may come a time, in the golden future, this side of the miilemum, wren all conirovtrsies shall be Bettled in some way, by reason, wbeu brain instead of brawn hall constitute the ultimate tri-iianaL. We may not hope to see this; still, I believe it would I impassible, at (hit dv, to involve our people in a war which could be honorably avoided. I trust we shall never allow ourse'vs to attack a power too weak to defend i'self, or bom-bird a City to collect a debt. Lt no designing politician or ambitious ia volve ns in an unjust or needless war.

We are sufficiently powerful, and ougnt to Ur aufficiei-tly independent, to say to the world that we will not fight calcss it is Dawsary to our existence. A suspension d.p'.omauc and commercial relations witb a foreign nation with whom we can-1 cot a will be louiid a sufficient rern-t ii m'-st cac. There is no o'her na-t ia a tta facts of the earth wbere there is i iii'le tiOis lor a rebellion a ia this, peace: ul aad absolute remedy a bid overnrncct; we can vote it ii-a. If we oppress ours-jivts, it is oar a iiult. We have no umbr above tbe iiie.

A msj rity may do bnt if asteti id it aoon finds itself a minonty. The subjects of every ruler should be rieil a and adequate remedy ainst a bad government. Where this is done, there is excuse for rebellion. jere is no po. on earth or in heaven aicbciii aath -ir oppression or sanction rii'cy.

Ia KuU, the oiiy law is the will ot i ciar me people is noin- i 2. To even, is be con 6i tuned. afe submission, rrlirvrd oly by the revecee ot aasasinauoD, can lorever. in Lis latnre, those who toUow us snli read of a Riuaiaa re-biUion, btsurte whose ghastly horrors the x'jencb. revolotioo fade snd disap- witty and humorcus sayings; portraying faithfully Eoutbern life among the darkies, which cannot be surpassed by imitators.

Tbey are to appear at the opera house Sat-1 urday eyeame, and will give a most pleas- mg entertainment. Sergesnt-at-arms of the House of Com mons, Mr. D. W. McDonnell, Ottawa, Can ada, thus indorses tbe Great German Remedy: "St.

Jacobs Oil is a splendid remedy. I osed it on my left hand and wrist fur ibeumatism, and found it all that it is to be." Bay Books aod Stationary at Fluke's. tlHfllT COIKT. Tbis morning the case cf Willis J. Walker vs.

J. J. Thompson, appellant, trial of which was commenced yesterday, was given the jury. It involved the sum of 45J.OO claimed for scavenger work. The jsry was still consultation at 3 o'clock.

The cae of L. C. Dessaint Sob was continued to next term. Ttera was trial to court in the CBse of Hans Btevers, appellent, vs. Peter Ketel- sob, Bd for plaintiff for 115.00 was vi iiitneat for tiatntia in the esse ol J.

Siewart vs. New Jersey Poitfry Company. There was trial to court iu tbe case of I John Fanning vs. P. M.

and judgment for defendant lor costs. In the case of Citizens National Bank vs. August Sobnoor, there was judgment foa plaintiff in the sum of 319.25, and attorney's fce. There was trial to court in the case ol Loeisa Frederickson vs. Charles C.

Fied- erickson, and decree of divorce a3 prayed. The case of Rjbert O. Steven oa vs. Alibona Morton was dismissed. There was judgment for plaintiff for 110,93470 in the case of Chandler, Brown Ca.

vs. James R. Graham and Judg ment for plaintiff in case of Tenney, Son Co. vs. H.

H. Hass, and also in the case Field, Thayer, Co. vs. H. H.

Has 3. Jury wa? empannelled to try the case of Johann Saelson vs. Peter Brehner, suit brought settlement ot account, and trial Is in progress A jireat Poet. Eeerv man can dot be a poet no more than every sheep can be a goat. Neither it possible to find a medicine in the maaket tbat cures lo many ma aa owbjuc a Pills.

They make the liyer 00 its worst, and being purely vegetable can do no one any hurt. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Billiousness, Dropsy.Congestiye Fvra Constipation, i-pilepsy, tbey rever" VIln ways hate, and for female irregularities thev are unequalled. Remember Swaynes til IS. .1 rorlnrorl I Smokers can buy goodcigars at reduced I rate ot Jacker. as he is selling out, aroing 1 rate OI jata-cr, uu.o.

1 to quit the business. It would be a happy thought if the vet erans of the Second Iowa, now celebrating their first decorate their heads with one ot those nice new tan style hats from Ryan's popular hat and men's furnishing goods store, betore tney eturn to their homes. fun awd ItwTw. Flies, roaches ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, rrrmhuT. chipmunks, cleared out oy fc I Rough on 15c BiWlBW! yv hat Ib ltf The great system renovator is Burdock Blood Bitters, try 11, mu ue wu.iuiu.

Price trial size 10 eents. Tender corns, painful corns, soft corns, MtKo mns. hard corns, corns of alii kinds and of all sizes are alike removed in a few dars by the use of Dr. Wlu" Rem edy. Never fails to cure, ooiu uy an druggists and Stevenson an uamapan.

Dg. H. A. WOBLEir Homeopathist; residence northwest corner Fourteenth street and Arlington avenue ofice 421 Brady street (old place). OfBce hours 9 to 11 A.

M. and 2 to 5 P. M. Tel ephone connection with residence and ot ice. jllIfsarB flveBi Away.

Millions of bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, coughs and colds, have been given away as trial bottles of the large siee. Tbis enormous ouiiay would be disastrous to the propne-not for the rare merits pos- cVo'i hv this wonderful medicine. Call I at 3- Ballord Co. 'a drug store, and try for yourself.

It never fails to care. Ppwrkllaat Eyes, Rosy cheeks and clear complexion, only accompany good health. Parster's Ginger Tonic better than anything, makes pure, nch Wood, end brings health, joyous pir- nrt Hennrv. Ladies trvt. IS vsik'v.

The aftetfiooa Ui i evvting traits bear away nearly all the veteran who have attended the fiist ro-union of the Second Iowa They honored the city with their presence as soldiers of the army that saved the country; by their appearance as citizens they have given our people even a higher pinion of the regiment than they ever had before and it is gratifying to know that they take with them memories ot their gathering and of this city which will be pleasures through their remaining years. They will be cordially welcome to Davenport whenever they may select our city for future re-unions welcome as they were on this their brst meeting lor greeting each other. BEHISI'1 KMU the rjcjjle'a biaet. Bounded a quick adva-ce; Into sen's hearts it pzsul, QaiTeriBf as a lance, Or a hasty, sodden g'ancc. Down the long lias there went Strains from a mental song; Then the hot shot were sett lttoihe camp of wrong, fel.ik ng there qaick and aUotig.

Wild the hnrrah at noon, A brave, ia-h rath ahead At nightraJ, under the moon. Weird, was, cold checks ol ths 6i ad, And the tad tars overhead. Liiliee bloom on their grave. And birds eing iwetl above; tiently the old Sag wbtsa, Xnfoiding them with its loTe, And peace is there white dove For a fancy line of show cards or sigD of any description go to Eaton Brothers, ever poetotJi( telephone 111. pebnoxa W.

C. Warriner, with her niece, Miss Josie Marsh, left this morning for Coidwater, Michigan, the home of Miss Marsh. The Rev. Dr. W.

H. Barris has returned from his Lake Superior trip, haying been absent three weeks. Mr. R. F.

Hull, general manager for the Davenport Spruce Pole Ladder Company, returned this morning from Nebraska, where he has been for the past two wjeks. He sold several car loads of ladders, and has now agents established in nearly every town on the line of railroads to Hastings, Nebraska. The demand for these spruce pole ladders is daily increasing because they are the lightest, strongest and cheapest ladder made. The Davenport Ladder Company have a bossxza in these ladders Show cards at Ettoc over the post office. Davenport Shirt Facrory.

835 Perry St. JO TOSIBWAJtrs. Black Silks Cheap! Colored bilks Cheap! Cheapest! Cheap! Cheaper Dress Goods Cheap! Ladies Cloths Cheap 1 Go to Stewart's! Tb? est regulator of tne digestive or- eats at the best appetizer known is Angostura Try it, cut beware of imitatiop. G.t frim cur grocer or druggist vine Btiit.te, mmuiactuieu. by Dr.

ii iieert is Sons. Bezaar. o.ner 3iicias8 ooa in tas ciry..