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,cmnevsd I,on d''t pogN
s..~~, at Memphts, Te1neS<s'

n. u~pphis BulLsrIs, Aug. 1lih' says
,.,.uos soing roD the ci'y through Tue n.e'
49,. .o,o.d and carefully examined, IN ofuef W"
.o,hips oon,rsbnnd may bc carried OUT 10 'ne
-. Men are searched y tho soldiers on pcs
. All. women are conducted to houses near by'
,b.re female searchers perform tho same interest
,ns otcration obngng heir sui Jee'a I" disf'Oe as
much a. 10 NECESSARY. secesh women are very ~,
verse 10 this order Of things, and ian' anu s"np
firious,y when hauled w they hsser' ln ,,'I
- H., ,b.y would = thousand times rather to
.,,,n,neJ by The soldiers than the wonen'o' "n.lo
,bcy profess to entertain Tioue horror ht7'
Wet on the Poplar street rond, u biggY "pl'u"eu
eli coptHiutng - man md "uii"n'
A, ur,ai in such cases, they were b'I
rod. and the man examined, NJ 'u'
copchnon o. which, the woman, n LAM, hhgu."'
.ailow looking specimen Of ienininity' WIZ Wv
everlasting snuff swOb proirudn1 from her hOn'n'
wss invited TO 20 before tho female searcpc,
bg,se across the road. "rht be id, sa,o hef
,ord. ,le, her be searched here old gal peel
OF no Yankee woman shall search you' oV -
..Just so" replied the smisble icuil,' I'u ule
siorr I'll b~ searched hy her TT tear her hcart
OUT, n them i.llers want me rcafshrd' they mus,
do IL themselves" The soldiers however, SHOVE
no dispostion TO e'comuloiai" the Pori 'ihN VI
this reuscL whcrrubun sh- let herself ioos' IN "
tornado ~ wrath, Mingled With strange os'hs' on
tck etc generally aud male srarchers parte
Bu, letting her,,f Lose IN this way Jailed T. mend
uAsttsrs " her nstisiacton, she was oohg'n
lvosep herself In another manner before one o. mel
cwu ser, who's, skilliul fingers soon brought irpu
y nauei,ss part Of her lerson. q quantity o, ~
niue, needles, ETC., which were handed over To tb'
authorities. The Indignant ieu,Sle was arrested NJ
vuenptel smuggling.
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The New Nav, Yard Vessels.

There ere i've vessels Of war in course Of con-
e,ruc,iou At the Brooklyn Navy Yard. viz Steam
ere wsmpsnoag, hadawsssa Moshu'a, Qulneeang'
snd ifon-cisd Kslamszoo. The keels OF two oil
shsss vessels, the Mostuls and Quinebsng are
t-lng laid the other three are approaching com
plsuon on the stocks. The wampanoag viii he
launched about the lst Of November. Her decks
are being i,Id and i9a men are working upon her.
She 10 ten feet longer than the famous NAgara-
Icing sss feet her width s no, so great rs the
Latter vessel. Her speed Is expected to he Il knots
TIE Madswsska is about as far advanced as the
wsDpsnoag. The iron-c,sd Kalamazoo ia being
pushe along the deck Is being put in, aud her
SIDES and lotion Icing linked. The Mantononah'
which was launched months ago has been laying
In the dry dock since June 10th. undergoing pre-.
partitions for service. Sag will be foatei out To-
day. Her machinery. boilers &c, are waiting fo'
her a; The Novelty Iron Works whittier she VIII
60 immediately to receive them.
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Mten up wss thss a. ne Association was merely
got up for the purpose q Eariy C'osins," any
outside matter would be out Of order.
After considerable discussion the further
consideration " the wages question vas
postponed nl next meeting. On motion o. M
Jack son. a committee was appointed 70 drait com
planetary resolutions TO be sent 70 tie family on
the late Mr. John Henderson, boot and shoe dealer
sih aven 70, who had teen q warm Trend oil the
carly closing ment.-AiIourned.
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATH

BuTTER-At Annapolis, Mary land, on the 10th
inst OF wounds received the 10th June before
Ier,huIg, Major William Butter, Of the Gsth keet,
\, Y. 3. Y. q. A.
Al. remains viii reach here this day. Due notice
Will be given. 2f2
FoGAkrY William Fogsrty, the only son Of Will
liam aud Mary foesrty aged month aud ~ days
The rtsnds and relatives Of the family respect.
y sslesk fsun st Pearl q W
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TEE 0mcisl statement Of the public debt on the
iS,h inst. shows the amount outstanding 10 he
si.siS,IiAsss, soI the Interest In both eoin and
l,rf- uouey, s,eosSOvo. The UNPAID requisi-
ron. are sss, 500 20 and tie smoun, In the Treas.
t.. vs- all 10000
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DIY GooDs CLERKs net las, evening ., Yet
tistei Nj. john H. fiyi.en Of the rf4ie's ua.on.
reported the organization loursaiug and that the
eight hour question would be taken up at the next
meeting. motion to give aid to the Trink aud
Rag Makers Union, now on strike, was laid over
Ill the next meeting, report was ma le recotn-
mending the Association to attend the Printers
mrc,ing Tonight, III the City Hal Palk. Adopted
A delegation from the Typographical Onion Ne. &
apptgtei !, and made statement couccruiny the
tro ihcs of the body with TIE lglBuSr huu otl er
papers. They expressed hope tia, the Assocs.
ion would attend meeting .. printers tonight,
IN the Cry Hall PARK. On motion Ci Nj. FroWne
the request was ccmplied with. The reports OF
the eN President aud eN-Trrordiny Secretary were
read, and received amid great appla' ST, On mo-
ton OF Mr.. Henry Shorter, seconded Ia q very
OF thanks voted t. Mr. -. NJ. More, expires.
dent OF the Association Tor the excellent manner In
watch lie had performed his duties. On mu.ion o.
Mr.. jackson, II similar compliment was paid to
Mr.. J. N. Sayin- eN-Recordlns Secretary, and To-
Mr.. john Jack son, the eX-RecOfilng Secretary. A
delegation from the working meus' luton appeared
aud their President, Mr.. Harding, spoke NJ some
length in favor Of the eight houri' system, after
which vote vi thanks was tendercl Mr. Harding
Mr.. j. T. Schoied, from the Dr. G1ols'
Clerks meeting on an advance Of wages
said that the Broadway men hal held
meeting on Tuesday evening for the pur-
pose OF advocating an advance OF wages Tuere
were men who wished to go into this, provided /,
did not clash with the Early Closing Association
motion was made and carried that uass meet.
ing Of Dry Goods Clerks Consisting of all IL this
Associationl, should be held Ut an early day,
for tbs purpose Of endorsing the extra wages move
mem bW u ~ pst bvsraely rsOs'vsd, The Idea
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TAKE NOTICE-OLD LEAD, TYPE Metal,
L in large or small quantities, can alxays b. dis.
essS q & As h!snsss Sa.h price b. calling q G.
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Three hundred thousand dollars Of the nett pro-
ceeds paid " the Treasurer Of the SANTA
ry Commission f; sis, 40 % expended Tor manu-
facturel goods and the total balance IN the hands
Of the Treasurer is sass IL.
A Man BEATEN TO DEArH.-The inquest
before Coroner Barret, on tue case OF man
named Peter Brown, who was beaten to death, as
alleged. she night Of the lat Of August, by man
uaiuri P4tIick Haygerty, was concluded last even
inr, when lie Iury rendered ~ verdict, that the de-
ceased came ~ IL death from Injuries received at
the hands o. Patrick Hagverty, and tie accused
jury.
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PROOKLyN.

RECRUITING MOVEMENTS - THT HIGH
Prrcy or srpsrIrur Fs.-For a week or two past,
recruiting was very brsk in Brooklyn, the average
number Of recruits being from ~ TO 90 per day.
within . few days however, there was great
falling of in the nutnter Of principals applying Tor
substitutes 20 that brokers' who we're n the habit
n bringing these men over to Brooklyn have been
compelled 10 seek other markets. and the result Is
that the prices for substitutes for three years SER
vice rose yesterday morning from 1850 aud 400 "
$1,000 and sl,5oo. I, ia ant cpa'ed that they Will
tc considerably hi cher before the end OF the week.
Tup FUNERAL or CAPTAIN SIMS, late Of the
6ir y. Y. vols, who ScN .. the head Of his resri-
mcni during the nsssn,, upon Petersburg, took
place yesterday afternoon. y, the Elm Plage Con-
gt.g,oual Church. IN the presence ~ - largc con-
creation Of tn,airners. About z Pm. the holy vas
lorue into the buuch-Compsny u, 18Th Kegte
acting az guard Of honor. The Rev. Mr.. str,ck K
land conducted the services aitor which Col.
shepard Of the 5st- delivered fitting eulosuin on
the dec, ssed. The reuains were tten conveyed "
Greeuwooi Cemetery.
a DLsrIrurE WOMAN, Aamed Mar, Lyons,
who hal made an inesectua application to be sent
to the Aims House, attempted ~ destroy her tie'
about eleven o'clock Oh Tuesday night. BY Jump
ing into the river, at the foot Of North 81 street
/ IL. ~. She was rescued aud properly Jared for.
TuE LATE SANITARY FAIR IN BEookLYS.--
The official report Of the Treasurer o the recen
SANITARY Fair in Brooklyn has Just been publ shed
and shows the receipts Of the Fair to have been ii
| 6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
No DOUBT.

As the last plank that buoys up the
dropping spirits the administration papc S
cling to the hope that Mcclellan will decline
the nomination rendered him by the Chica-
60 National Democratic Convention. Ills
delay in issuing his letter Of acceptance, =
the modest and becoming manner in which
he received his friends in Orange, New Jcr-
sey, on the evening Of his nomination, are
constructed into absolute forerunncrs Of
declination. What SO fortunate to aboli
ton cause. Nothing else could SO improve
and brighten the chances Of the "Rail split
ter" But we warn the friends Of L. ncoll
not to lap the 0attcring JUNCTION to thcil
souls, for there is no manner Of doubt thai
the nomination will be accepted; nor il
there any question that he will not only
accept this nomination but that he will ac-
cept the clecton-accept the office Of Chic
Executive-the place so long debased ant
prostituted by Abe Lincoln. Upon this
the people have determined. Tor popui
tor Del.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

diseases OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
1uRINARY, AND SEXUAL sYsTRNs-new and re
Liable treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-sent by mail in sealed letter er
velopes, free of charge. Address. DR.. J. ski.
LIN HOCGHTON, Howard Association, No. {
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa apldw1y
Error OF DExocRAr-Dear SIR With your
permission wish to say to the readers of youl
paper that will send them, by return mail, ia
all who wish il, free, a Recipe, with full direc
tions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will cffectuaily remove. in ten DAYS,
pimples, blotches, tan, freckles. and all impuri
ties Of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful.
/ will also mail free to those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth OF
Luxuriant Hair, Whskers or Moustache in less
than thirty days. All applications answered by
return mail without charge.
Respectfully, THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist, s3l Broadway, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

These Bitters are prepared, in pure bourbon
whisky, from combination Of over 90 different
kinds ofroois, barks and herbs which act In per-
feet concert one with the other, prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief, Red
Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained 50 great popularity in the cure Of dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Ncr-
vous headache, Fever and Ague and aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either OF these l3a'lSome diseases
will find sure cure by the use Of these Bitiers.
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisons usually put up III such prepar.
ations. and palned of on an nnsuspcct.ng public
One trial will convince the most skeptical that in
Red Jacket Is yirturc which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unequalcd for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the bes. stimnlent in existence.
They are preventive OF fever analogue.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure aud palatable,
Aged persons and delicate females VIII find they
can large doctor bills BY use OF these Bitters
Beware Of counterfeits. He'd Jacket Bfters are
only sold III bottles, with our name blown on the
side .~-oun
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
GENERAL. NEWS.

according 10 Confederate Interpreted
ton &c. 81 means "Cousin SAL" as ~.
S." sands for "Uncle Sam"
The Provost Marshal General has decided
that deserters from the rebel army are not
subject to enrolment or draft.
The Collector of the port Of New York
gives the amount Of his income last year at
100000.
Sydney Smith spoke Of man so dry
that If you were to bore holes in him v it'll q
gimlet, sawdust would come out.
The Win ted Herald says farmer I'D in
that region has sold ten cords of apple tree
butts to be made into bricr-wood pipes.
The little brig Vision, one and one-half
asns burthen, has been spoken out on the
Ati'',tic Ocean, and supplied with provs-
VISIONS WIS She is OH her way to England
decd. - = = '''''
Mary Wise, an .2d:an eit', who has i,,st
received her back pay It Washington. served
two years in the Union ar,nv. aud waa h,
six Of the heaviest Wesl.yn bstiis.' aud
was severely wounded At ChiJ, a,na,,ps snI
Lockout Mountain.
a divorce was granted to = man named
Wilde OF Amcsbury, Conn.,, ON Tucsnsv 81
last week, and on the following day nc mar.
ried Mrs. Maria M'Gusson. On being re-.
nenstrated with on account Of such haste.
hs said, I'm DO It again Unnecessary" This
vail be . comfortable contemplation Tor Ne
r1a.A rcts % sus cgn5l sthe:9ssq.
1 The body of N Indian Vas recently found
completely imhedded il rock salt, four ieet
below !. tie surA!es, 81 TIE 'hrgs silt fieid5
hear Sand springs ii Nevada. The BODY
The BODY M ID : st{te 81 eo1imiplefe uressr.
walton, tie nesh perfectly ar Ike fhst Of 1
mummy, and Il was evident fhat It had beex
P Pss u n: a With brias which ~
SfbssG T 1900 2tacBx3 GargrvarsuSs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
Hotels AND BOARDING
SIGEL HOTEL,

SIGEL HOTEL,
Front Street, bet0eea Brady and Hair
JOHN MEf Elk, ....................Pr Proprietor.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
IL travelling public and city boarders at all
times in the most satisfactory manner. The ia
BILE will be supplied with the best the market af-
fords, and the beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. - Warm Meals at all hours.
w mes a m d Liquor :
of the best quality constantly on hand iyl4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

No better indication of the success OF
Gen. Mcclellan could be desired than that
he is opposed by the New York Herdii.
That paper waited more than week to be
bought up by Mcclellan, as it was by FREE
mont few years ago; but finding that it
Is not cared for at any price or any condi-
tons, it turns around to abuse the demo-
cratic candidate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

A CARD TO THE SUFFERING Swallow two or
three hogsheads Of 'Buchu'' Tonic bitters. +"
''Sarsapsriia, Nervous Antidotes," &C.. &c.
and after you are satisfied with the result, then
try one box Of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S EN-
vigor in less than Thirty days. They are pure
~ vegetable, pleasant tsAtake prompt and saIuta-
ry in their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old and young can take them
with advantage. Imported and sold in the Unit
ed States by JAS. S. BUTLER.
No. 425 Broadway, New York
RY-Agents for the United St ates
p. S.-A box Of Pills, securely packed, will be
mailed to any address on receipt Of price, which
is one dollar, post paid-money refunded by tIls
agent If entire satisfaction is not given.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

Per ns led 1900 ,s : s 1:s !, Sas = :s
None genyipe unless they have our gcyd lobst ON
esch bottle, and our initials pressed in wax over
The scrk. Sold BY an druggists and deSlefs
throughout the country. Cali Tor our gjodb and
take 40 other. Circular 70 the ttade Dd16lled
6oy4 ~ npy No. 81 Ri1er g.. Vhlo1so.s
ES, Be(lord. a vfoleaalsz 81. ~ rSecEs =
Miller. sAAss i6ne9Od&W1t
sod q Wholesale in Chicago By Fuller. finch
& Ruiisf. Dushman vM 8cheelk ~. b. h
, =: : g; -. : - Pr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

~ Nervous Debility. Sentinel
Weakness, ETC., can be cured by one who has real
~ cured himself and hundreds of others, and will
tell you nothing but the truth. Address, with
stamp, EDWARD H. TRAvER.
mayl6-d&w1y Lock Box Boston Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN


MANHOODg n ;raF
lEow Lost HAow ulcSfored9e
Just Published, in ssated Enrssepe. Prics crat.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
"A MENT and Radical Cure Of Spernrtorrhpa.
Or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions.
Sexual Debility and lmpedimcnts to Marriage
and Fits; Mentel aud Physieal lncspacity, re-
sultng from Self Abuse, he, by RoBERr J. CuL-
vERwELL, N. d. author Of the Green Hook, DC.
~ Boon to 7Housands Of Sufferers"
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any 3D.
dress, post pad. on receipt Of SIX cents or two
rostage steamps, by DIR. J. g. KLINE, 127 Bow
py, Iey fork-Post Office bog l5sG. je10-msA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
Democratic State Ticket.

For Secretary Of State,
J. n. WALLACE. Of Muscatine county.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN b. LASH, Of Henry county.
For Attorney General,
OHAS. N. DUNBAR, Jackson county.
For Auditor Of State,
r. C. HENDERSHOTT, Of Iowa county.
For Register Of State Land Cfice.
=. D. HOLBROOk. Of Monona county.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
fHOS. NJ. MUNROE, Of Dubuque county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

Every democratic Exchange we pick up
speaks Of preparations for ratification meet
ings on the 18th, in all the towns through
out the Northern States What is to be
done here in Davenport? Surely the dem
ocracy Of this place, cannot afford to remain
quiet, while the entire country is ablazc
with enthusiasm for Gen. Mcclellan. N,w
is the time to come up to the work, fellow
democrats; let US act at once.
go
Curious Republican Ground.
While many Of the Abolition newspape $
are straining language, reason, and common
sense, to see if they cannot find in the Chi
cago platform something, be it ever SO lit
tie, looking to a separation Of the Union,
the Washington Chronicle (Forney's pa
peri actually rebukes them, as follows:
Whatever may be said Of that portion OF
the resolutions Of the Chicago Convention
which crticises the Federal Administration
every patriot must be rejoiced to see that
important body, representing SO large por-
ton Of the American people, solemnly de-
clare that the Union must be preserved
Mark the words in which the determination
il expressed: We will adhere, with un-
swerving fidelity to the Union and the Con-
stitution as the only solid foundation of our
strength, security, and happiness as pco-
pie, and as the framework Of government
equally conducive to the welfare Of all the
States, both Northern and Southern Ibis
expression is probably the most significant
admontion that could be presented to the
enemies in arms against the Republic
These enemies have looked 10 the Demo-
cratic party and to the Chicago Convention
for encouragement in their cxpections OF
separation and disunion. They have been
battered by the idea that because Mr.. Val
landigham, Mr.. Fernando Wood, and few
others, have preached peace doctrines,
therefore this preaching meant dissolution,
or, in other words. Southern independents .
The resolutions of the Chicago Convention
have taken this last prop from under their
feet, and they now see that there is no party
50 contemplate in the free States as that
which advocates peace on the basis Of sep
aration, and that all parties in our section
are IN favor Of the unity Of the Republic
SO significant has been the action Of the
Chicago Convention Oh this subject, that
when Mr.. Long, Of Ohio, proposed to intro
ducc qualifying resolution looking to
reace, he was ruled out of order, and the
resolutions, rs reported by Mr.. Guthrie.
were adopted, as the report says, with few
dissenting voices"
So far, good. But yet the Chronicle con-
cludes to continue to support Mr. Lincoln.
and gives some partisan reasons for 90 do
ing, concluding as follows:
"Hence it is, that while we hail the reso.
lutiog Of the Chicago Convention dcclaratory
Of devotion to the Republic, and determi-
nation to save the Union, we prefer Abra-
ham Lincoln, with all his experience, and
With all his know ledge Of the situation, to
George b. Mcclellan"
The Chronicle may stick to its prefer
ence, but the people will adhere to theirs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09

The following statement vas made in tho
rebel Congress, just before its adjourn.
ment, Of the troops furnished BY the
several State since the beginning Of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
THE GREAT
z.IDl.1.V MEDECI.VsE

An un!aiilny cure for Seminal WccLn. =
tn'nal Emissions and all diseases cnns.I 80
Pollution. such M Loss Of Memory i-.''y .'e'
l.assItude, Pains IN the back Dimn..s 49, ei"s
premaiure Old Age, Weak Nerves n;"' ~ ssieh
Dreaming, trembling, Wakefuncss Ern, 10y IN
on me Face, Ialc Countcnance. (,onsmn,,,s;i
sa,lv, Em s'i ti'c dircful complaints cnus.a H.,
departing from the path Of Nature. '''" W
inis 'iea'cihe Is simple vegetable n x,r...
'u o..c on Mcn aii can rely, il has been ,,sci
IN cur practice for s.aly years mud ,,;,,. . usc"
sands treated, il has not failed IN IN ,ho"-
stance. Its curative powers haye hc.r ..,s,:' IN
70 gam victory over the most s,ubborn cas, 'e"'
10 those who have triaed with tia;.
Nitntion until they think them selves hayn,a ~.
reach OF medical aid, we would say. L.1o;. .,v
the CHEkOkEE CURE will restore vo, r. ~ nve
nea'.h ana vlgor aud after all quack doctors h.va
~ Price, q per bottle, or three bo,uo.c
anu forwarded ny Express to all parts of H.,
- For full particulars, get Circular ,,o,,
Agent, who will mail free. to nnr o,,n - .he
the same, a fun treatise. in nomnii., ~ mesiihg
-, All such orders must be sent ,n q a rnnr
Chicago. our General Agent for Inc W., ""A'
p, Soid N Chicago, by FCLLER. Finch l. Err
LIN, Wholesale Druggists, und BY all Drurus,.
Z; 4: COOK, Chicago. Genera, =,
Tor the states Of illinois, Iowa. W;scons;,. ~
ana, and Michigan Wisconsin, indi-
DR. ". y. MERWIN 4 CO..
Sole Proprlctors.
=. Ear ~ 10. % ), lrssnrr STREET, New York.
nch10-dly&wsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-09
Tobacco and Cigars.


TINE UNDERSIGNED RESPEC FULLY IN
i FORMS the citizens Of Scott and adjoining
Counties, that be will constantly keep in his New
Store, corner Of Eecond and Scott Streets good
he will always sell ut the lowest market price
Highest price paid for farm produce. Goods
delivered free Of charge in city limits.
Oct. 1a-dkwlv1 SAN'L G.. YOUNG.