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A FEW REASONS WHY THE
MEXICAN W A TC 4
Is The Best.

Is The Best
1t is made on the best principle. wbila -. s.,
elgn watch is generally made on no prlDcIoIs :,
All. The foreign watch 10 mostly made by women
and boys, by hand. While their labor Il, chez
their work is dear at any price sgcb T,fcbfs
are made without plan, aud sold without eyar,p-
tee- They are irregular in construction. and
quite as irregular in movement, Thew are DO
signed only 10 sell, and the buyer is The parry
most thoroughly sold. Those who have hen,
ancrss, n"ieplnes' and sESwIss levers, IA pro.
fessed repair for few years will appreciate the
truth OF our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made of several hundred 7r,,,s
pieces, screw ed together, the BODY of the Amer
can watch Is formed ofSOLID PLATES NoJ,r
Interferes with the harmony OF Its working. and
no sudden shock can throw Its IN MACHINERY ont of
gear. In riding or any business pursuit, ], Is al
held together as firmly as 4 single piece OF meta.
1t 10 Just what all machinery should be
lst- ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE. Sd. STRJyG.
4th- ECONOMICAL
We not only secure CHEApNESS by our sv.
TEN, put QoALtff. We do not pretend That
our watch can be bought for less money than lie
iorelgn nake-beiferes, but that for It's real 1sUs
II 10 sold for One-haif the price.
w SoLDlER'S WATCH manned Vim. Elerrl
what ITS name inoicates-SolId, Substantial,
and always Reiiable-warranted to stand aH1
amount OF Marching, Riding or Fighting
Il
(named p. S. BartlettJ is similar q size and gen
erai appearance, but'has more jewels, and more
ella borate fnish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out,
- put up In great variety of patterns nsny Of
tnem OF them OF rare beauty and workmanship,n
quite small, but warranted 10 keep time
InE PhOOF OF the merits of our Watch nay
pc found IN the faci that we now employ over
seven hundred worknen in our factories, and thai
We are sun nnabie TO supply the constantly Ia
DUB THREEQUARTER PLATE WATCH -
Ihinner and lighter THAI the Others We have oes-
cnoec. Its hne chronometer balance ,deAcaIsiT
Aojustec 10 correct the variation caused By eaar
ges of temPerature. These watches are the irsR,
% tne latest exPerments IN ehrOHomeIry, ana are
maze oy our beat sorkmen. an 1eparsls depart
neat Oh our factory. FOR the finest tme-kesPas
aaeHues lhey challenge eomPsTIson Win The best
.ofks oil the most famous English and SWISS
Efft RO6BINs & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
.L,-,5 L,-GIl Lax Brsadw.r, New YOrk.
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1o-gay's advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
III Post ONCE at Rock Island, State of Illinois,
on the l4th day ofAugusr, 1865:
Ordered TO be advertised in the "Erening Argrs,'
agreeably 70 the following section of the Post
Office Law, as the newspaper having the largest
circulation OF any paper published in Rock
Island, H.:
SIC. 5. And be il further enacted, that Lists OF
Letters remaining uncalled for in any post Office
in any city, town or village, where newspaper
shall be printed, shall hereafter be published once
only in the newspaper which, being issued weekly
oftener shall have the largest circulation with
in the range OF delivery of said Office, to be deci.
ded by the postmaster at such ofice.-Lars of the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-14
DEATH OF MILES w. CONWAY, ESQ.

The recent death of our fellow citizen
Miles W. Conway, ESQ., and his connection
with the early history of Rock Island re
quires more than the mere announcement o.
his death.
Ills early settlement IN Rock Island, and
the influence he exercised in making it what
It IS, may not generally be known.
He was born in Mason county. Kentucky.
IN the year 1870. He landed on the Island
OF "Rock Island" in April, 1885. At that
time there was no house in what is now the
CITY OF Rock Island. and he was Obliged to
leave his family at Fort Armstrong until he
could provide house fer them on the Hi.
nols shore. After remaining on the Island a
short time, he was moved over to the Illinois
shore BY Mr.. LeClaire, to place called
"Farnamsburgh." As many of our citizens
may not know the locality of Farnamsburgh
1t is we'll to state that. it was single log
house in the upper part of our city, and op
posite the present residence of P. L. Cable.
Esq.
At this time the county seat of Rock Island
was not located, and. as ensued in those
days, contest was going ON to remove it.
The great rival to Rock Island for the county
seat was the farm of Henry McNeal, about
eight miles above our present city. The
commissioners appointed to locate the county
seat met at the house of Mr.. Conway. He
was in favor of Rock Island, and he exerted
ell his influence with the commissioners TO
induce them to locate the county seat at
Rock Island. TWAS so located, and we are
probably more indebted to the exertions of
Mr.. Conway than to any other one man in
securing the county seat. In those early
days it was regarded great point to secure
the county seat. 81 71sz .lf7T ss1sss
The fraction selected tor the county seat |
was donated by congress to the county, and |
it was laid out In lots and called Stephenson. |
There was public sale of the lots in July. |
1855. Mr.. Conway purchased, at that sale. |
and Immediately commenced the erection ola |
house. He built the FIRST house in the town
OF Stephenson, and moved into it with his
family about the middle of November, 1885. I
Inas house still stands and from It's after
connection with the affairs of Rock Island
may be regarded historic. It was most 90. +
court house, magistrate's Office, clerks of;o.
- 2 80 -
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

A FRAME HOUSE, one story and a half
II with brick basement, containing g room.
agooe cellar, good spring OF never failing water
stable, out-houses, good garden, abundance of
HUT, &c, &C. Sue OF lot 60 by $50, The prop
cry Is situated ON Washington street, opposite
the Residence of Ben Harper, and will be soid Al
bargain. -.
Enquire al Q, B: Higgins. at the Hay scales, or
on the premises.
Rock Island, Aug. Z, diw. ~ iaI OF
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A POLITICAL NEGRO SUFFRAGE
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. 81

The temperance movement has turned on.
just as we expected it would-a pon''0@,
move of the negro suffrage party. i~eise VI
the negro suffrage party and three democrats
.;oned the call for the first publio meeting,
Int in the final organization the name of not
ooe democrat appears. 81 c. Blackburn
Vas in the chair, and NJ. s Barnes secretary.
The Rev. Mr.. Wilson made q prayer and
then a committee reported constitution
which was adopted.
Rev. Mr.. Wallace made speech, and
then E D. Sweeney moved that a committee
of five be appointed by the chair to nominate
perm snens officers for the current term.
The chair appointed Messrs. E. D. Swee-
new, Isaac Gray, c. B. Knox, Marcus b. Us
burn and E. W. Spencer, said committee.
During the absence of the committee the
meeting was addressed by Rev. Mr.. Wilson.
Messrs. Kent, G. B. Knox, Wallace and
Beardsley also spoke on the pledge, and 1t
was finally adopted, as follows:
PLEDGE.
Ipiedge myself that will not buy, sell or use
asa beverage any spirituous or malt liquors or
wines that will use my influence against the
sale or use of such liquors as a beverage, and IN
favor of temperance and sobriety; and that VIII
not visit any drinking saloon for any social amuse-
ment whatever.
The following officers were then elected,
viz:
Fl. G. Blackburn, president
s. P. Hodges, C, B. Knox, vice presi-
dents
NJ S. Barnes, secretary.
David Hswes, treasurer.
M. A. Swiler, H. Warnock, A. K. Philleo,
Silas Lsas, and T. j. Robinson, directors.
The society (alliance they call i'll adjourn
ed to Friday evening, August 18th.
Thus it will be seen that it is an intoler
ant, tee-total, Maine-law society, got up,
managed and run by the negro suffrage re-
publican party. The pledge binds them to
vote for none but Maine-law candidates for
Office, ito use their influence against the
sale means this) and prohibits any member
from visiting any drinking saloon for any
them can play billiards in this town, unless
q Maine-law billiard saloon is started, or he
keeps private billiard table.
The object is to make the society a tender
for the negro suffrage republican party, pros
cribe every man who does not hold to their
doctrines, and, ultimately, if they can, force
the Maine law upon the people.
The effect of such law can be seen in
Iowa, and in Davenport, where hundred
drinking houses are open day and night. and
Sundays, and not one of them has a license,
or pays one cent of revenue to support the
city governments. The Maine.law, in Iowa,
is, every where else, dead failure
IF the ''alliance" would turn it's efforts to-
wards persuading people not to drink, and
also towards preventing the adulteration OF
liquors. so that those who will drink need not
be poisoned much good might be done. But
that is not the object. The object is to carry
the question into our elections and prevent
the licensing of the sale of liquors, beer, and
all stimulating and Intoxicating drinks.
We SHALL at a future time, have more to
say of this intolerant Maine law, negro suf-
rage, republican movement
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
COUNTY SUPrRINrEwpENr,s Orr

kocK ISLAND, August 7th, 1865
! will hold public examination of teachers nm
Friday, the 25th inst, at the school house m
Cordova on Monday, the 2sth, at nv Office in
n oek Island, and on Wednesday, the 3Oth, at the
ship. 1na
The examination will begin at 10 O'Clock of
each day and close at O'Clock.
-.-.- WIN. III. GEsT
s.,,a Co. SaPerinteadent.
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A negro missionary from Africa has arriv-
ed with a message to the president from one
of the kings of that country He seSds h;s
respects and asks tor an India rubber overcoat.
The coat is to be forwarded to him.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-14

1t is stated that President johnson has mn
intention of running the churches" and
that southern bishops may pray for whom
they please, or not pray at all if they prefer.
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) ReUSE AND Lot Fen SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE, my house and let,
i situated near the corner OF Orleans and Madi
son streets. The houre is good II story wood,
containing rooms. There is also a stable, coal
rouse, cistern, and Numerous other necessary
conseniences. - 81.
Terms made known on enquiry of the under
3neo. PHIL KEEN.
Rock Island, Aug ,5, d;f.
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steam Boilers.
SEWING MACHINES.

REcAUfIOUS when you are told by any
~ one that they have as good Sewing Machines
Tor sale AZ any one, etc. TIE Singer and ibs
enginal How are the Oldest and most reliable
nschsnes and best now in use, will 90 all kse'
Of work from the finest to the heaviest tbsI sry
faDdy ever wants dome, and viii last lifetime
properly taken care Of i have been agent iOi
other machiaes and have get rid Of them. Please
give me call and eIsmin< TOR yourselves.
:. Sswsag neatly done to order.
4 also have machine twist and thread for f''e
eafI = ~ ~ ssry NJ r NnppTs AGENT
he ,,, door TO Babeock's new had, up stars, %
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Grist and saw Mill.

THE UNDERSIGNED respec.fuIlv ;nfo,u
i the people of the upper end Of Rock IsIand
County, and the public generally, that thew have
= hrst class Flour and Lumber Mill in A.mnfon
village. where they will purchase All linz. =,
gram, paying the highest market prices, in ca,b.
They wall also do general custom grinding
business, warranting their mill to make frst ~.
hour and do all work in the best manner
fiour Tor sale BY the sack, and at wholesale.
Urls LUMBER.
They also have, connected with the sam. mill
a good saw mill, mheIe they will keep for sale
ali kinds pine and hard wood lumber.
Particular attention given to saving WAGON
lumber, a supply OF which will be KEEP, for sale.
aaE - r.s - GEO. r. WELLS co.
Hampton, Aug. 1, 1865.
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FOR SALE.
+ LOTS in the city of Moline, near Ke,,o.,
Il Steam Saw Mill. 0H'"fs
e e In the City OF Rock Island
lot, 20 by $50 feet on Front street, near Fer.
landing in the city of Rock Island. 'eiy
lots, in Bailey Davenport's addi,,o, +, -.
city OF Rock Island. - Ihe
In the CITY of Davenport, Io,ca
Office. O'si!''
lots on Sd street, between Main and y,.-..-
streets. ''sea
lots on corner Of Ripley and 9th streets
lot on east corner OF Warren and Sd .,re.,.
In LeClaire.
IS lots in the city of LeCl.ue, Iowa.
.lEg For Lease
Also for lease for the term of 20 years Il,
the city of RocE Island, fronting 400 feet on -
slough, east of the city bridge. In front OF ,b's
lot Is the best harbor for logs in the CITY. Az
10 - b. DAVENPORT
e1s9eLm. Rock Island
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They respectfully ask the public to give them
eail and trust that by strict attention to business
they may merit a share of public patronage.
SCHMIDT GRoTJAN
.e-1i special attention paid to
Physicians Prescriptions. ~
aurQdvtr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
METROPOLITAN HALL.
TOMORROW MORNING.
At IN n'(vV nCR

Prof. Lyman will lecture at Metropolitan
Hall to morrow morning at ten o'clock. The
lovers of the line arts are earnestly request
cd to be present. Professional Gentlemen
and all Young Ladies and gentlemen who
are interested should not fail to be there
The Prof. will explain his system Of teach
ing, and illustrate the different thoughts and
emotions showing the vocal signs apprcpri-
ate for the expression Of the same. Apart
from being instructive it will be highly en-
tertaining. The Prof charges no admission
fee. His object being to organize classes.
All are invited to attend if you would enjoy
something worth while.
HARNESS AND SADLERY.-The attention of
all who use horses is invited to the card Of
Henry Techetin, in another column. He
manufactures goods in bis line in the most
approved and substantial style-guarantec-
ing satisfaction in every instance. He is
also sole agent for Scott county, for Ponds
Patent trace buckle. which every farmer
and every man who uses draft horse should
purchase. Call at his shop No. q, West
Second street, between Harrison and Rip
ley, when you want anything in his line,
either At Wholesale or retail, and he will &C.
commodate you right.
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LooK 70 lr.--lf you have hecou,. ~enkea.
-. aeo''tated from unnatural iodulesn.
- 4. u.' .,., excess, o. from allowing ysossell
80. \. us1sged With poisons II the Crpanz
-. tlo'm the functions for which they
ws's c1ested and intended, and, In esnss-
Sse 'nereirom you have become impotent,
- - oe restored to full power and vigor,
g IN Incredible short space or time. nd in
., assI.aancc with nature, BY Dr. Jsnsss, for
merry 81 New Orleans. and nov Of sc RAJ.
0osPn street, Chicago IN.
YOU ha n0ctural or diurnal emissiops
""'cn nave tendency to destroy the vsrils
o"er, y applying 10 DR.. James yon car
oe permanently relieved and the fearful con
sequences avoided.
Ill :. !" sn unguarded moment, you havc q.
'y"oa your Passions to gain the ascendancy
lou' oe'ter Judgment, and have entailei
w. yourself Ioa'hsome disease IN its
most sPpailif form. delay not q mo.nent
gu. spp'y immediately to DR.. james, SO Ran.
1UP. stFeet, between State and Dearborn
ssreets, who will immediately eradicate tha,
horrible and terrible poison frc n, the system
ana tnats toe, without hindrsnce from busi
ness q exposure to friends, Of that murder
oos poison, mercury.
IN. james y the acknowledged chief o.
tnis speciality. Thousants can testify te
tne great success Of DR.. James in the treat
men o uleet, GonorhGa, Structure. Syphil.
IS seminal Weakness, Impotency, old dis
eases .! the most horrible class, where tho
blood has become poisoned, producing
p,o.oncs On the lace. pimples, small watery
busters ulcers, pains in the head and bones
liberated throat and nose, scrofula, together
with On endless variety fsufierings.
Inc afflicted are earnestly advised to mp
ply to DR.. James.
Let no false delicacy deter you, for
"When desperate ills demand . speed,
cure,
Distrust is cowardice snd prudence folly.
Remember DR.. James office is SO Ran
doiph street, between State and Dearborn
streets. Chicago, III.
Olice hours from . A. N. till P. n. Sep
Aynfa eoop,u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
The Property formerly known as
4" Academy Of the Immaculate Conception
For 2m1c.

No :. Academy Of the Immaculate Concep-
tion" property for sale. This elegant estate com
prises 10 acres, with main building (which cost ~
ooo) aud good barn; land in centre lesel and high
sIoping gradually south. east and north. Will be
sold a: . great boraa'n y dPPf"f for sooa II
not sold il will be rebuilt an elegant country
villa plans Of which may be al our olice by
any party proposing to purchase. BriLpEss ore
invited l, call aud see the same. as the work will
be let by contract 10 the lowest bidder The land
borders upon the city limits, but being Just out
s;de.is not subject to CITY taxes Beautiful In its
natural condition this land is tastefullv laid out
in garden and lawn. aud loco shade and orna-
-.ntal trees are planted large forest trees stand
ing north Of the main building. This place is well
worth tina attention OF purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
COMM ER CDAl.
z--l----- -l----4l------s- - -
Davenport Markets.

OrrIce OF THE DAvENpoRr DENoCRAf,
Saturday evening, Mar. II. 1855.
FLouR.-Retail g. .00 bbl 81 20 paper sacks
$40 bulk; Wholesale t7.Go bbl.; paper sacks
$50; 81. 90 bulk.
WRkAr.-No. ], we'll cleaned, round and plump
lnb. Tea aud 6alcna, tl20. No. 2, all sound
not clean enough for No. !, q. Is
;, ,'oaN--Shelied, No. l, sound, plump and dry
OATS. No. l. clean and sound sec.
DARLEY.-xl0il.l0
PorAroEs.-SVtGy0.
Aoes-Dressed hogs 40 0ota11.Oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No. O. Near Brady Street. In perfect repair.
2storise, : rooms and cellar with well and els
ern. Lot Us by los. well stocked with young
fruit Price fl2o.
No ln. On north side 9Th street, I'd door east
ofthc Methodist Church. > storv in good repair,
rooms and cellar with cistern aud brick stable.
Lot $50 feet deep. Price t2ooo.
No. H. On the east side OF Brady street, dot
1oe feet front 5 rooms, good cellar and cistern;
Price ~ 600, or the house and portion of the
land will be sold separately.
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. 3. &. Dow, Esq being the dwelling house
and three fal lots fronting south upon 9th st.
corner Of Farnum street. This house is in pc,
feet repair. having been fitted up by the owner
for himself The entire arrangement ofthe house
~ tasteful and complete The view from this
place is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No. g Frame house south side Sd street, one
mile west Of Brady street price. $3.50. Two
thirds may remain on mortgage at six per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

HoxE AeArr.-The distressing counte.
nance Of our friend and fellow citizen. Sam
Perry, was visible again At his old stand to.
day, having j-st arrived from New York,
where he has been laying in very large
aud carefully selected stock ofgoods, whi.h
will be along soon. Give him 4 call. and
avail yourselves Of the bargains be i pre-.
pared to offer. 3
j. n. Harris { Co., Of Cincinnati, ~ now
putting up amedicine for the. cure cf Pal
noasry Diseasca,; known By the hs5h6 q Al.
EMS Lung Balsam. This rs6 ~ IL calisr
casee q Consumption that ws1s cpaeiar9o3
nody ttsaks - tho1p1k
hels1 l11o1 1loaeiHdre J112
hst1 zGssAsbs - " e
Dsesess - o1lclke olhsunlE ~
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New Work Mrket.

Nxw YoRK, Mar, l6.
Cotton aniet. 67@ss.
FLeuR--Dull &ln30@l0.40 Extra State
sin.G5affo.s5 Il. II. u
WHnAr.-Duil. s2.n5 Chicago Spring; e2V,
very choice Amber Michigan
CoRS.--pull &l.7e for old
Osrs Dull. 1.loall2 Western.
PoHK-tiim m. t38fDas. )" New Ness, sl.93l q
one year old; s2S..5 prime.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

Our.-It seems perfectly natural and
agreeable to see the old Ferry Boat out
again, and again plowing the briny deep. 10
TO speak-between the twin cities. For
freight or passage apply to Captain Robin
son & Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

COMMISSION BUsIkRss.-Reference 10 made
to the advertisement Of r. s. Sinkey & Co.,
an excellent Chicago Commission House in
which shippers may place implicit conf.
dence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

Arrival Of Rxchanxea western ONcera
Among the exchanged officers who ar
rived at Annapolis on the eth, were the fol
lowing from Iowa regiments. Among thu
list will be found the names Of several brav,
officers from this place
Lieut.. W. H. Hoyt, 10th Iowa.
Lieut.. A. Park, 18th Iowa.
Lieut.. h. Delay, G, Sd Iowa.
Lieut. Col. Add. II. Sanders, l6tll Iewa.
Lieut.. Jacob T. Hale, 9Th Iowa.
Capt Thos Ring. 18th Iowa.
Liedt. a. F. Tipton, 8th Iowa cav.
Lieu. Dave Rprick, 31st Iowa.
Lieut.. L. y. Cooley, f7th Iowa.
! Lieut. Thea TonsDn, / 7th,Iovn
Capt. J. 81 Tufnes, 10sh Iowa
nouk RWio1moa 1ooh Iowa
Mook ~ num 1ofh Iowa
eukynA u. EgsdDo IN lew. *
s0euk 9. = Ald6sAs q lava
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

RICHMOND HoUsR CHICAGO. take
pleasure in referring the travelling public to
TINS excellent hotel situated At corner ol
SUN water street and Michigan Avenue.
i"'s mouse is now wned by W. L. Pearce
.''u 's under the ma nagement Of B F. Childs
.'i.' o"e o' the m ost popular hotel. keepers
:" sne country. Travellers will find this
mouse :" every way suited to their wishes
Inc 'aoie IS Abandantly supplied tho rooms
are IN the 'oest possible order and eleaant,v
furnished, and no pains spared to r,.t.
guests perfectly ''at hone." 3ive the Rich
nonfl your patronage, and you will neve
rer. ret having done 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.

No g. One Of those modern aud convenient
houses in the new block known A. "Chntor
Place." Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

AT the residence ofNewberry Olds, in Pleasant
Valley, scatt Co.. Iowa. on March 18th 1886
MARY ANNIE HAWLEY daughter of A. Il
Ans Etn' H.wiEr, aged years, ! month and
IL davs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

THE SESArossBIP.-As proper person
lin its own estimnton) to fill the vacancy in
the United States Senate, occasioned by the
promotion to the Cabinet Of Senator Harlan,
the Muscatine journal comes out strongly
in favor Of Sam Kirkwood Ex-Governor Of
Iowa. We hear the name of Hiram Price
and John A. Kasson mentioned in the same
connection.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

kMovss PIxPLEs IN THE FACE FRECxLrs, &c.
- u also softens the skin and bcauiifes the
cemnlexion. No Ladies' toilet is complete with
our Y Price, 80 cents. Mailed to any address
ior IS cents, by s. e. UPHAM. 25 South Eighth
Street phaladslphia Pa. Sold ky ell Druggtsts.
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New York stocks.
Seed Market.

NEw Yonx. Mar. Is.
Gold opened at l.155, closed at i7e