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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
The Telegraph I'm south America.
TO TILE EDfTOk OF rur uRnLln

seo " stated In recent Of your papor that
We are about u have connected the republic " New
Granada with the United States by "a Telegraph line,
which II also spoken 81 e a novelty in South America
Permit roe 10 ssy that there nj present line
Of telegraph IN the republic Of venezeula between some
OF the principal oities-i from iaguayra 10 Caracas
10 Valencia and 10 Porto Cabello
Hogota, the capital Of New Granada, Is within casy
react Of Caracas the capital Of Venezuela Az there are
numerous Indian tracks sometimes used by travellers
between tho two republics, there would be very little
difficulty, then, In connecting these two important
places; and from Caracas TO Cuidad Bolivar, the
capital Of Venezuela, Guiana is but comparatively a
short distance, while the British, Dutch and French
Guianss arc but little removed from Bolivar From La
guaym " y Thomas " but three days steam, 10 Trni.
dad tNe've iours, and 70 Curacao six hours
You perceive, then, that the West Indies could he
brough. very near TO America, and American mer-
chant at Demarara could advise with his correspondents
In this empire daily necessary, whit from the
communication between all oi the West India Islands 10
- Thomas, and from St Thomns 20 fsguayrn the OPP
portunites would be nearly as frequent from De-
marara
Allow mo 10 add, from person. experience, that the
Venezuelans entertain The most frsterDa feeling for
Americans, calling them compatrots, and that " In
any part OF the globe In Voncsuola there " the fullest
and highest appreciation and exercise OF true liberty
white The spt OF progress animates the majority OF the
c,bSe& TRAvbLJ.RR
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friend, who has recently visited Canada, informs
that Sanders Tucker and Or Blackburn f yellow fever
notoricty) were loafng about 81 Lawrence Hall Mon
treal drinking whiskey copously, talking largely, vgo
rously denouncng the "vugar Yankoes and strutting
quite Ia the old pompous way. The landlord OF that
house, week before last gave sm notice that
longer desirable 20 have them guests, when bey
packed up their dude and went 10 tho Ottawa an
American house the keeper OF which, by the way k or
wes two years ago good Union man. Our friend con
vereed With them freely and they confessed "a
him that the rebellion not only a failure
bat stupentods mistake. Although they tried
70 maintain bold front before the Canadians.
they were really extremely crest fallen and nervousy
ANXIOUS TO know what the government proposed do
with them or course they Indignantly repcllod the
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70 repair and put in motion the machinery Of govern
mont or be permitted to 1t when repaired by moro
reliable men which they have been the instruments Of
destroying think not, and greatly mistake the
character OF President johnson II he do not coincide
with me and large number Of loyal Aabamians in the
same opinion The President well every other man
who is Al all acquainted with the organization Of South
ern society knows that tho saveholdng rebels must be
disfranchised; that having attempted TO destroy the
government, they cannot be trusted with pot-
cal power till they have undergone q pro-
batonary stae that will insure their fidelity to the
constitution and laws OF our country; or, TO q
Southern provncialsm that when again they join the
church OF the nation ''they must give unmistakable
evidence that they have got religion"
Very respectfully, d. II. BINGHAM.
p. S.-The Robert q. Smith who is announced In the
HERALD Of this morning and who endorses the address
the President from Mobile has been member OF the
rebel Congress and Percy Walker is brother Of the rebel
Secretary OF War; Pope Walker These both
verts to loyalty, aud in the category with the
Alabama delegation.
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The Texas Expedition.

FORTRESS MONROE, June IA, 1865
Immediately after the departure OF the infantry por
ton OF the corps for the point of rendezvous
at Mobile Bay, about dozen large steamers arrived here
for the purpose of transporting the cavalry brigade of the
Twenty fifth corps, under command Of Brgader General
Cole TO the same destination. The steamers have been
supplied with twelve days coal and water and much OF
the cavalry has already embarked The following named
steamers have their full complement Of troops, and
now ready to SAIL viz:-H. s. Hagar, Dudley Buck New
Jersey, Mcclellan, Weybosset and Demolay The remain
Ing steamers will all be ready in few days, although the
oppressvey hot weather prevents despatch in loading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
Opposition TO the Street Cleaning Con.
tract.

Considerable annoyance elt by the and labor
ers employed the cleaning OF the city under
contract made with Messrs Browne de Vcau and Knapp
1t appears they fear reduction their rates Of wages
meeting held Thursday, at No IS Prince street.
Mt which important secret was limited at by the Pres,
dent, Mr. Lynch, but permitted 70 ROMAN one. meet
ing will be held the last day Of this organize
a regular opposition TO the new system
INTERFERING WITH THE NEW STREET CONTRACTORS
Mr.. John A. Brown Of the contractors 70,
cleaning the streets appeared before Justice Hogan nj
the Tombq, and preferred complaint against John Gun
nngham, of No Congress place. 1t Is alleged that
Cunningham who had several carts employed under the
former contract for cleaning the streets met Mr. Brown
in Chatham street and asked him If he the
tractor Being informed that he was, Cunningham
turned 10 some street sweepers present and sad that
Brown was the who go ne 10 rob them OF thcS
wages At the same time blow aimed al Brown,
and Cunningham threatened to take his life Justice
Hogan issued his warrant, and officer Dowdel attached
TO the court arrested Cunningham who held TO bail
The defendant seemed TO think TINT the position he held
under the City Inspector would be continued under
Mr. Brown and hence his desire TO make trouble
the latter and the and hborers heretofore
ployed in cleaning the streets Mr. Brown says he
to be ntmldacd in the faithful discharge Of his duty
Cunningham or any of his disanectcd friends.
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Of the colored people Of the South whose friend have
always been and whose protector am resolved TO be
but-and his countenance glowed with peculiar feel
ing he asked the question-'have you thought
Of the millions Of Southern white people that have also
been liberated by the warfn Upon such text need
no speeches, and certainly no long letters.
THE PRESIDENT NOT IN Favor OF NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
Correspondence Of the Boston Post.
President Johnson in interview with the delegation
Of Quakers who asked that he might give his influence
for universal suffrage, informed them that he was fully
acquainted with the negro In the South and that be
believed that the question surrounded with very
grave difficulties He intimated clearly that he not
in favor of negro suffrage for the present st least
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The Horrors OF AndersOnvfllc Prison.
6TATEMENT OF THE NUMBER OF PRISONERS WHO
DIED AT ANDERsoSvILLE, GA, DURING 1864.
EDITOR THE HERALD.
OFFICE CHEF u s. MUsTERING AND DIsBuRsIYG)
OFFICER WESTERN DIvnuoH or PRNNsYIvAgIA !
HARRISBURG, Pa, June a. 1865.
herewith furnish you a statement of tho numbe,
OF Union prisoners who died at Andersonvile Ca dur
ing the year ending February 2S 1866, as given by
private Joseph swiers, Company E, Fifth Pcnnsylva
mia Volunteer Reserves, who alleges that he
ployed a clerk while prisoner Andesonville, and
copied the statement from the books OF the PRISON.
follows
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Our Special wa.hinq.on Despatch.

W AHHlN-'TTN, juno TO- INb5.
The revelation In the assassination trials to day of Ben
Woods completely with tho rebels in Canada exciting
comment though surprise borc. His arrest has
been ordered and he will have opportunity to explain
his intimate connection with the public enemy while
holding seat a sworn member Of Congress- The re
cord looks very black for linn Just now
IL Will doubtless be relief TO many conscious traitors
when their trials over and daily fear Of the exposure
OF their mIsdecds aud ndscroot correspondence and
checks has co.gad
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The Sohuetrcnfest.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
No.. .....r.s... Va I..a N

TO TIE EDITOR VF TIE HEHAEU. Ut
PoRrssoUIg Va, June 10, 1885.
VIII you please insert the lollowng lines In regard TO
tho German schuctzcncst report of which appears In
your paper the 9th OF June and says that chuctzen
organizations and prize shooting festivals manly
Northern German nsttutons.n This In error, in
fur those institutions have their founding In the
southern mountainous parts OF Gcrmany-namely: Ty.
rol, Salzburg, Upper Arch, Dukedom of Austria, ~
which countries those festivals still nourshnp.
AN GOLD SCfIUETZv
OF Tic southern part OF Germany.
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Successes OF tho Hepublicans-Occupa-
tion OF Tamaulipas, Now Leon and Goa
hula by Observation-Disclosures Threat
ems to Leave the Country Unless Napo-
leon Aids Him with Men and Money, Sc.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON June 10, 1885.
Reliable and semi official intelligence from the city Of
Mexico TO May 90 has been received here. General
Negrete occupies the States of Tamaulpas, New Leon
and Coahua. His retreat from Matamoros was forced
upon him account OF large French force sent by
Marshal Bezane to reinforce the garrison and the assist
ance rendered to the mperalists by Texas rebels.
Mchoacan ia swarming with guerillas and the regular
troops under Regules in excellent spirits.
De Potter, the French commander imprisoned the
wives and daughters of the liberal generals Arteasa
Regules, Sslzar and others Macmillan ordered their
release but, Dc Potter ony:obeys Marshal Bazane,
they have not been released.
Kln Morelia the French punish tho patriots with public
whipping, and the inhabitants daily witness the horrid
scenes.
large force IL 10 be sent by from Vera Cruz to
Matamoros and they intend to open the campaign against
Negrete and any Americans from crossing into
Mexico The courts martial hard at work. From
eighty to hundred patriots shot daily throughout
that portion Of the country occupied by the mperlass
Elvins mission 10 France is to seek assistance from
Louis Napoleon against anticipated movements Of
Americans
Unless Napoleon will give the strongest assurances OF
aid in men and money TO the extent required by Maxi
milan he threatens 10 leave the country and return TO
Mramar.
Battle Before Mata amorOs-'rhc Imperial =
lists Defeated, sc.
OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
New ORLEANS, juno 10, 1866
fight took place the I'd inst near Matamoros be-
tween Generals Cortina and Mejia Corna was about
twenty five miles from the city, when Meia sent Lopez
10 repulse him with two hosand men, but he was
driven back by Corna and forced 20 make for the Ame
rcan side Of the Rio Grande The latter expected rein
forcements but did not receive them.
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Ag'gate u mos. $500 4,l67 CA

II will be observed that during tho months of Augu
and September 1864 majority OF tho dying no,
removed TO the hospital but died the foc kade
EDW. W. KINKS, Chief mastering 0Gcer
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WASHINGTON, June 10, 1885.
Colonel Tompkns member OF the court, was not
present the session of the to-day Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

YE191 81 r8Tfs. ao...3vfa ialr9'57afI--.T
iN stsls ,saa1;s7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

The unparalleled success which hiss attended
Dr.. James practice In kuropc. the United Sssses
end Nsv 0gaeeas.-ths 0aay fs0ashehes 500
has e(6ooe9, watch esrs psUoeuncea ieeyg 10y
:s'a sssssss. : 4: sssis:ss:s - = !. .sF
nm 1sllSsisR are some 81 the dissesss tssGDed
.PrisAes," snd which DR.. james pcrosaeQ1y
eradtcssea, Wis., Syphilis primary. sscss44y
,srtsty sr<stes. U,e,hrs' pisehsryes y
Sc ual Dcbility, Disessee Of the iIack an L4os.
inHssr aAioa u the Rladdcf end kidneys, 1oea.
matiom. q yarocels. veescoQels. Cauecrs, eve,
DiasAsss pssvlisf " tqmalcs, suce = Amseeer-
hea. Disadvantages. Mctrcrrhagia. Ch'cfcsss.
Nervous Debility. etc. successfully treated.
", lancs' lsqg practice N New Oslssas, ssd
t~ rsAAsA y sneafof the Medical sfsteruiey ,ssud
the almost entire southern press, should COW
VINCE The mos skeptieA that DIR. james can and
UilIpcriorn eli thst ~ promkcs. ~
Dr. James world also call the attention cspe-
ally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves. in that secret End solitary
hsbit--which ruins both body and mind. unit
ting them for both Ansiness and sriety. produc
ing both Constitutional Debility and hntsotency.
The following are some Of the sad and melan-
choty eAccts produs ed hy early habits u youth or
o. xual excuses, viz: West ness of the Back and
Limbs, Pain in the Head. Dinness Of Vision
.cs~ u muscular Power. Palpitstion 81 thu
Heart, Dyspepsia. Nervousness. lr'i,.bllI,y,
Sy nptoms Of Consumption, &c. Mentally tho
fearful effects IN the mind arc more ~ be- dread
ed : Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas, DE
pres ION Of spirits. Evil surrbodings. Ave sion
10 Society. Self Distrust. Love Of SOLITUDE fin
idiiy. &c. are sunH of ths evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases and symptoms, shonld not fail 10 call on Dr.
James. aud be- at once restored 10 perfect health
let no fssc delicaey deter You, but call VI once,
aud sas a yourself es iron the awful and tssrible
consequences o. those much 10 bc dreaded mala-
| dies.
WEAKNESS OF T1iK ORGANS Immediately
Gu ed aud full vigor restored.
Those at distance. by describing symptoms
--incosing stamp for return mnswer- will receive
prompt Attentions by aaidseshing
| DR. y u JAMES,
| /. y BY B lAG fian2l hAwlNl Chengo.l
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=
We noticed, some time ago. the souabble
ct Washington, bstwsen NJ. Usher. the
late Secretary n the Interior, stsd Mr.. Har
Ian. the present. incumbent, one Of IN,
points H. dsapute Biting Ne issue Of b and,
70 the Pacific Railroad Contracto :. ,,
Washington cosrespsssdent says:
=" In the case of the Pacific '.t.;Iro.d,.
claim 70 the assae Of eesefhuaent hANdN 4
accordance with the Law Of Cor oress on ,h \.
completion Of forty miles Of H." rcsd.. ths
President declined to appoi, It nev comni..
sioners to inspect the rou, Ia a desired nv
Secretary lIsklan. Il win h. ,snS.red
that NJ. Hsslan refused . r. ceoA The renort
Of TIE coomaaajoaefs VIE were snnoinie,l
~ the President. on the Recommendation Of
S>csetsfyU thsr, sna D. IA ~. snSo;st-
nent of new commas on. Instesd Of a.
pointing aAey eppn'' ssiah, de President
SScncede9 70 the com pany the privilege Of
."9 eH'dence On he points, 10 VI ich See
'.sy nar'ana so' .eeted, and this evidence
~ I'm pre- .ented to ths Presideet ~
Eth ueSce vhether The bopds shall be
re- is- 5; - - imsdb By The esmpany under
Tsi.: 8 400 Ia. 7uaI1,,s. As.,a.,,
ie his owp e6pe6." .Hs certs;nir
Sv.1s eft4s Je4 sst sssti 3 hiSI n
Isl 4 2: 5ss.s9h ~ s,nIehipe 6at q fsliss
= y. s..:,sos. - !,esld t.ssH - MI s3
- Us;lS Fl Al; IS NJ ! \ 8 3 Ss,ss1s
x 80 .t e " lls VA ~ N ~
iss ~ Cselnse. sals!a - tttdla
- rsan1Aek1hei u1AuuAn8arEH o1lar1sr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

= An1ra III - Il 4. n 49, 1 n
~ - nessy you co Do - By addressing ne.
yiN SOD yon, uithoas monsy ed vifhouf
rft6e, va1u26tg fHf6pma9IUu. thn9 Win snsh1. -.
,u,el1h a. hs.,,.x ~" ne:psesNsw age
Aoth;.~ - ~" i1.ctmenon pi9 ce4
sSSssS ~ you NJ to navy soiu
coeertuIIy assist yea. All letters stfietlv coo6.
GENITAL. The desired inf0rma AiOn cent b. returu
mall, end 10 feVoP3 eaSe4- Pteeee i.eia.s 49,
A. =, .t.r.r.A ....ic-~ a1'S"-rr 80
ASd..ss TSStsss ~ a 20 yoorseH.
~ AsA4 =. AaDEnl.
10" uespolns rAnGp y0., Nev York
4 CA8O To THE 0CFFERGN0.
DO YOU WIEN TO b CURgD, II 20. sAwrlnw
8 tAsee sesp1shnI" !. Tesic RIlss n I.
fnsr r ~ ~ M 4 : ElIsl,A ihe III : box Of
~ N pant .
They a., s.r.,v v-s,tsse s,sss... r. ~ days
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26
FEY RE NOM WIT THE
AME 141CAN WATCH
IL THE BEST


It Is made on the best principle while he forei,n
watch Ia generally made principle at ALL The for.
eign watch 10 mostly made BY women and boys, BY
HAND While their labor 10 cheap their work is dear
any ptcs. oach watches are made without plan, and
cold Without guarantee They irregular in construc.
ion, and gut irregular in movement. they are de
igned only to sell and the uyer the party mo thor
oughy sold. Those who have kept ancres" "lepnes''
and Swiss lev rs in protested repair for lew years
gu Ss ~ ss ~ .s" T e s,r
Instead ofbeing made Of several hundred little pieces
screwed together. the body Of the American watch is
formed Of SOLID PLATES Nc jar interf~res with III,
harmony Of its working and sudden shock can hr ow
Its machinery out Of gear. In riding any bu. ines
pursuit. II is all held sersthes firmly as sir gle niece
Of metal ~ just what all mac inery should be-
.,t. ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE 81. STRONG. 4th
ECONOMICAL
We no, only secure CHEAPNESs by our system, bu,
QUALITY We do not pretend that Watch can he
bought for less money than the foreign make besves
bu, that for its real value II Is sold for onehalf the
OUR so DIER's WATCH (name Vim. Ellery) is
whatt indicates-solid Subs antial and always
Reliable-warranedt to stand any amount Of Marching
our EXT nIaHER au Atty OF WATCH tuamsd
r g. Bartiss similar in rise and gensr al appearance
but has more jewels, and more elaborate finish
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out, is put
up in great variety ofpatterns. many Of them d
beauty nd workmanship, is quite small but anted
to keep time.
THE PROOF Of the merits ofour Watch may lie fund
in the fact that We employ over seven hundred
workmen in factori = and that still unable to
supply the constantly incr eaeinp demad.
OUR THREE-QUAKTER PLATE WATCH is thinner
and lighter than the hers have described. lts fine
chro. balance dieat ~ adustedto correct hs
vAriai caused ny changes II Temperatures. These
watches the fruits Of the latest ermen's in chro
nome,ry and made by best workmep, in a sep
arate depa tmsut Of factory. For the finest time
keeping qualities thev challenge comparison with the
hest works Of tue famous Engsh and Swiss max
ers
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
1s2 Brt adway, New York.
julv1Q dkwlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

KnoKUK. Iowa, Feb. Z, 1854.
J. J. KRONER, DsAR SIN Please find en-.
closed one dollar for smother box Of "Dr Zane .
Antidote for Strong Drunk" and send - soon
as possible. will say for your benefit. salts
faction, that . boss workman Of mine has taken
two boxes Of your AKnpoTs and has been So
Der man for three months. snd says be has not
had the slightest taste for liquor in the last
months or more. and never thinks Of il Previ-
Gus to this time, God only knows when he drew
. sober breath. Yours, truly,
WIRE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26
For Sale in an parss efthe Werla

Central Depot, Ameri can Express Buildings,
IS Hudson Street. New York. Mandatory cor
ner Walter and Ferry Atreets Hudson N. 1.
GEO. q. hUBBEL. 4 CO.,
Propr,etors, Hudson. N. 7.
For Sale by Druggists, ORDERS, &c.
BURNHAM l. VAN Setback.
Sole Agents for North Western States, No. IL
Lake Street, Chicago, ILL., Oc27d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26
Drnndrcth' pills n General As.
sf~ snl. NM

Brandrcth' pills n General As.
aisiamt Of Mature.
What is health? What is disease -.
Health 10 when the supply and expenditure are
equal Disease are when the supply aud exp. n.
dfture are unequal. BRANDRETH'S Pills
impsrt certain expulsive powers to all matters
in the ody who's life is below the STANDARD Of
the surrounding party. or which b ave rem lined
longer than the time nature de signed So IA
fevers aud all that class of case which soon run
into modification RKANDRF~. .H'S PILLS have
marvellous Gu alive qualit es. Our bodies are
continually changing am. i. is BY this change
wslive SHOULD mat,e's remain in organ. -
tion set IN which is nothing more than prepar
atory effort Tor our good. A II Brandreths Pills
are supposed from the result. to do is this simply
ASSIST THESIS EFrocrs Or NArrBR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

aad i. constantly increasing In public favor.
the VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and cheapest
made. Its price Is on, Is cents ard ench bottle
tans double the quantity VI those usually tor a.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by a pecuiar pro-
which enders Il infinitely superior any dye In
market, Being complete in bottle, NJ preparation
= reeetrsd ehirh Npefiiiy pales ne application
IN Us1N0 rms DfE goo avoidsA a usrv Do o n
pearance by which dyed hair and whskers are so r.
ily recognised when inferior article has been sed
As It produre perfectly natural color OF any shade
that IL Desired from rich brown to jetty lustrous
black hrt will not smut crock, or stain The clothing
luye1 % cents and you vl be convinced Sold bv NJ.
Or Dg!s sud tSncy 0seds DeaiefA =
S9lAy A. ]. NATHEwO Manufacturer
D. g BARNES Cos New Yorh. wholssals agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

J. ,. KRONER, ESQ. Philadelphia, 4
Proprietor IN zAxn's AHrlnoru voa
DnUNKkNNna.
Dear Sir Since the spring Of 1850. have
been using yOur ANsfDosE 10 large number Of
cases 81 intemperance, and in nineteen instances
out Of twenty, il has been successful in totally
destruy ing the appetite or craving for str0ag
dsink BY means Of II have cured over six
hundred csees IN this city and neighborhood
find its mode Of action 70 be specifically adapted
TO either recent or long standing cases. II caols
the stomach, settles the nervous excitement, and
creates appetite for food, besides greatly slim
ulating the digestive functions fhave also used
it with marked success in D,iirinm 7rsmsns, the
Fits Of children and ~. Ttns' Dance, besides
numerous other nervous affections.
1t Is doubtless destinsd In the end to do more
have ever been formed. Knowing its inestma-
bic value, cheerfullJ recommend il.
Yours, &c,
r. D'UAGER, N. D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

SoO0Se y Serto1s,
HAvE OPENED A STORE. - - lDras
n ~ Street. East side, between Third and
Fourth, sonlh end Of D. G. Fldridge's Groeery
store, and 6rsl door above Mr.. Lyter's Flour
store, where they intend keeping Depot for
Vegetables, Berries Ia their sess0a, Lake and
River Fish, Oysters, Butter. Eggs. Poultry.
Lsrd, Honey, Fruit. and many other srticles too
numerous TO mention.
Rarfnerp omd 0or6neru
viIi Do we'll 70 call and get the cash for yosr
goods.
Quick sales and small profits, ID our motto.
Come right alsng and get Whist 10 good for your
sell and children II
sprledtf s21< Brady street. East side.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-26

ASe@ - W0bU10 1Ju0D6 88Bo 0G1I
The Hor 10 Wseaes' Grand Square end Up
f.ig 1t Pianos, Melodesss. Hsrmoninms and DO.
y an Organs, are known - firstclass instruments.
Warranted for Eve years, Prices reasonable
| Wholesale and retail Also Cabinet Organs,
eco TO &250.
The H0s see Waters Pisnos ore know q among
the very best.-fN. Y. EyaDgslist. ssasss
We can speak * the uSrscc Waters Pianos
from personal knowledge, - Of the very BEST
[Christian sstelligeucef. t44s
Music books, apd I'll kinds Of Musical lnstru-
mems, and Hdsic Merchandise at the lowest
rates. HORACE WATERS.
tsb22- d&w1y l81 Broa6way. NJ r.