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Bnelness Notifies.

business A0Illg8.
HERRNGs PATENT CHAMPION SAFE,
ExTEssIvK FIRE,
BURNING BANGS BUILDING,
TIE Books. PAPERS MONEY
COxE OUT ALL SAFE
KEw.YORx, April 6. 1866
Eeisrs HKRRISG & Co, No PSI BycadvGy
GxSrs The HERRHGs PATENT bought Of you few
years sso has Just ruins Of the
rive ire corner Of Broadway and Bays Our building No 2J
Broadway originated entirely destroyed and
had barely escape with lives The safe exposed to
Intense hest yet happy inform tina, everything con
tsned-boOks, papers and money-sre al IS good as new
II. J. BASG,
No. 23l Broadway.
The above Safe with Of the Broadway and
Fulton st. fires can be seen at our wsrcrooms 25 Broadway
HERRING & Co No. PSI BROADWAY,
Coz. MUERAYsr, NKv YORK.
FARREL, HERRING Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
HERRING & Co,
CHICAGO
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TX. - ----,-,,.
THIS EVENING LICREZlA BORGIA snd THE HONEY
MOON Farewell Benefit Of Miss Lucille Western Mess Barton
IL " Lelhn-weu Welsh Edwards. j. q. Ssvne, N Mcln
Iyr. T. W Keene s Goodman. H. Jordan. Newton James,
Jones Miss Henrietta Osborne Miss Kate Browning
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BRYANTS MINSTREL

,,,, ,,b hlANI9 i NIIN0I n,NCr o1tp .rpIc,
POLKA PAWNBROKERS GHOST, TlN.PANONlON, CLIO
PEDALlTY, THE ELEPHANT Messrs Dan Bryant Ira Pan
Cha Henry G. 5. Fowler w. f. GTier kon Howard D. Reed
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Nem'Work Daily gribm,se.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1866
To Correspondents.

To Correspondents.
No bet.ksn oAnonymo1s Communication Whsteves
intended for insertion BE- authenticated BY the and Sd
dress Of the necessarily for ppoeou bat
sn,y for bis good faith.
All bushes. SHOULD sdissdto The Tsfs
USE" New York
We eann0. dsrtshe % reecsd Com nniostiona
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BARNU,rs AMERICAN MUS

BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THIS AFTERNOON. at 2 and THIS ENENING st Gram,
founded iusraham Pillar Of Fire, MOSES Ok iSlE ~
fGNlT. which will be given Panorama Of the Nile ON
HUNDRED THOUSAND CURlOSIIIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

No 80 LIBERTY ST.
TO DAY Free Exhibition fSKETCHES by American and Fores
Artists
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FOXS OLD BOWERY TBEATER - 1900
THIS EVENING, JACK AND GILL WENT UP THE HILL
Mr U. l.. Fox Is Clown; also, DRAMA ami FARCE
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IT, as philosophers have justly remarked, the human
head his superiority the unreasonns creature
vbs. can be mole pont than that the covering which the
head should be beautiful and suitable kind In this view OF
the case establishment for the sale Of Hats at No ISL Fulton
st. and No $50 Broadway imporln; spot in the city We
lsy that bs well dressed who wears
mol hat from Knox.
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Tribune n Lon don.
STEVENS BROTHERS, fhmencsn Lbare. i1snh-tta
COvent Garden " hr THE TRIBUNE
vii receive and ASvssfsssssrA
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GOUPILS No. 772 Broadway
TODAY Exhibition Of the Picture by Bougueesu LIS
ORANGES.
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NEW.YORK CIRCUS
THIS EVENING. ct 8. EQUESTRIAN and GiMNASTlC PER
FORMANCES; Mr.. James Robinson, Little Clarence, Mae
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81 STILL LIVE"
@. ". WHITE
Halter No. 500 CASAL'T
Opposite rHR BRASDRgrH HOUsS
NETWORK April 9. 1906
Mes-rs TERwrLtiaER Co. No 100 Madenians;
GENTLEMEN: In the fire which destroyed the entire
corner ofBrosiway Barclay had Of lmpoved
Triple Fane Ssamauler Safes which contained books papers,
&C. opening found everything in perfect order You
will please Office yon No Sales We are
perfectly satisfied the fire proof qualities OF your s+
Yours. very respectfully J. a MOsssLi 90
A age assortment Of the above
TRPIxF LASGE SAFG3
. D,,,. No, an Nai4en
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Gmu5emcnt5.

Gmusemcnts.
ITALIAN oPERA-AoApEMyS Q! OF NJ MU sic yoorv
u iIs L5a Msy fass as EnehSs fh
.S.rd Muller '' Voedsn, Nile Kruger Mile vidal snOr
ioTTiaai "
wALLAcKs THEArER. ,o,,
DER TS E MSGMSS k 4 sEcERT Ness wsisE
&c Holland loun es.s s Nae fSG Cannon Mis- Madeline
Hesraoss. Mis. lone BurEe, Mrs. CLARA jennings
NiBLOs GARDEN. ..o, ..,,r
THIS EVENING, wedauer; drama Of fAN Sa RE sds
Holmes. Barry Rende and Medame' Faren Wells Chapman
hisisr. Burte.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
THIS EVENING 1t 8. TIRE THREE GUARDsMEN BY
ey,iy member Of the Company.
m,. ,,.r,,vo WINTER WIZ eAsOE GS KILLARNEY. NJ,
"a Ms B1e william, Me;;T. e Ws'e e Ms. b e. John %
soa A'd % Conclude with An HOUR IN SELLE Mf and Mrs
Barney Williams.
BROADWAY TIEATER. ...,,,
THIS EVENING at g Dor, OR. THE CRICKET ON THE
WOODS THEATER .,o,,,r
T9'f~ Bsoft %a M' E ES g. s.ve Moa
w.. + " Keens / 5 Goodman. IL jordan Newton James,
Joa,s M., Hsnie;t. Osborne, Miss kate Browning
T A al or r HaS Fa5SSR ,Ts
G6NPr will be Panorama OF the ME- ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSIllES.
FOXS OLD BOWERY TBEATER - 1890
THIS EVENING, JACK AND GILL WENT W THE HILL;
Nj o. l.. Fox Clown; also, DRAMA ami FARCE
NETWORK CIRCUS. --.. -
THIS EVENING. ct 8. EQUESTRIAN and GfMNASTiC FEN
FORMANCES; Mr James Robinson Little Clarence Master
ks1gIst
BRYANTS MINSTRELS. .
THIS EVENING, CHALLENGE DANCE. OUR AFRICAN
POLKA. PAWNBRoKERS GHOST TlN,PANONiON CLOG
PEDALTY, THE ELEPHANT; Messrs Dan Bryant Ira Fame
Chss Henry G. 5. Fowler W Grer Ron Howard Reed n
Seymour
IRVING HALL.
THIS EVENING, Musical Performances by BLIND TOM
No 90 LIBERTYST
TO DAY Free Exhibition of SkETCHkSb by American and Foreign
Ar..sts
0OUPlLS, No. 30 Broadway.
TODAY Exhibition Of the Picture by Bousuetesu LIS
ORANGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

A PROMENADE through the Long Vista Of new
styles Of chdren fancy hats at GEss No 5l] Broadway w
any tasteful mother that the assortment Is N ih
country and that the affixed TO the fabrics remarkably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

THE LADY READERS of the Tribune wishing Polish
Boots Balmo Wedding slippers and Caters Boys sad Misses
Boots and Shoes al styles and prices pafonEs MLtEn Co. No
q lnnaI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
RIVER FEE Ma.

The feet Western Union Gamer Iowa,
Capt. John Smith. leaves this city daily Al
Z A. N. and p. NJ, for Port Byron, con.
Meeting with trains for a!l Northern and
NortheAs ern points. Fare through TO Du-
buque, only two dollars.
The Pembins, Capt. Green, Clerk Bennett,
will leave for st. Louis to morrow.
The neat and pspulsr passenger packe,
Muscatine, Capt. Geo. jerks, and Clerk
Dawley, will depart for st. Paul and way
poiats, to.morrow morning. r. ". Prct
lyman. agent.
The elegant and feet packet New Bostor
Capt T. J. Busord, Clerk s. Grennell, vii
depart for Fort Madison tomorrow. Il. NJ
Prettyman Agent.
The staunch and reliable passenger pack
q James Means, Capt. Mitchell, Clerk Ma
son, will depart for Dubuque, and oil inter
mediate landings in the morning at
o'clock. Cabin fare to Dubuque 81. R
N. Pettyman, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
DAVENPORT, IOWA. TUESDAY. il

4 CALAnlrY.-As . man namcds Loyd
vas Ills morning enjoying the sunshine that
u,ua,ly beauties Front staest above Perry
when the skies are clear, and was musing
ever ths bright memories Of the past lin
eshse words, - be vas leaning against
emp post, chewing cud Of tobacco. and
,ahise his custouary morning lsafshe wasin
esvpssd sy . niseer u the daekest hue. and
neoe fssbidding aspsc& TAKE e6dsm are
dsshss, impstieutly calculated ths African.
eIviag force 70 bis command By vollsy Of
eashe, snd . series Of thrsatsning gestures.
II. Lord smiled faintly-lssksa billous--
locked - so1 sttaaposd y sxpos4plate.
"Tsks s9dsn asss1sthsa lsay," ," rsitssrsted
~ sas,s arrival. 4 dssk shAesw ~ sud-
Ssaly esepG sves Mr. Lsyd's aesery path Of
Inc. Whsa msa ouse Do thing, philos
ephsss ssy he must, and the best way Is 10
~ throaeh - unplcssaat piece Of busi>
ssss ~ quick - possible. So sheriff thinks
whsn b. IL ready y lang . uss, aud 50 Mr.
Lloyd thought. Seating himself on the side
wAlk, NJ. Lloyd divestcd himself Of The very
necessary articles Of male apparel known
- shirt, (immortaliz.d BY Hood, } pants and
vest Ths daskey rolled them up, tucked
the1 under his arm, and without anotAss
word, started up strest. Nr. Lloyd survey
| Cd his wardrobe. He had . hat that had
SEEN better days, and coat ard pair Of
shoss that might DO marked "ltto. y
These he donned in quick time, and in
the costume Of an Alabama gentleman in
hot veather, minus . bowie knife and a
pair Of spurs, be sauntercd up street. Ii
bad the consolation Of being "nan q
mark" lie was the observed Of ali observ
ses. He looked more like father Adam in the
Garden Of Eden than any man We have seen
In month. He didn't seem to appreciate
his position, however. His tobacco cuf
didn't seem to taste as good as it "used ts
did" He seemed to feel as Adam did afteI
hs had eaten the forbidden fruit, and tb,
Lord wts hunting for him. After strollinl
about in disconsolate manner for . short
time, . gentleman threw him an old pair o
pants, and getting inside Of them in crate
fal manner Mr.. Lloyd vanished from tht
stage Of action. The next time he stea Z
suit Of clothes from niger, We advise hir
mot to be found inside Of it on any Of oul
principal streets. That's all.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
CIT 1T z M = !.


CO89Fe6Sb08ou OouVet1Os
4 CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
n the second Congressional Districts Of Iowa. 10
hereby called At DsWnr, on THURSDAY the a0th day
Of July ncxt at II O'Clock A. NJ. to nominate Can-
didate for Congress.
Ratio Of Representatives: one delegate for every
ous hundred votes cast for Thomas ii. Benton fos
Governor the election In lsdo, and one for every
fraction over atty.
Al, persons who favor the integrity Of the Union
and the equality OF the States invited ~ parict
pate Ia thu County Convention.
EDwARD II. TlIAYER, Muscatine County,
WM. Il. EDGAR Cedar County,
j. ~ klCHARDSON, scott County.
W. H. BUCHANAN, Clinton County.
s. W. DuNliAM. Linn County,
j. L. SHEEAN, Jones County
wM GRAHAM, Jackson County
Committee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Ar TnEiR OLD SfASD.--Reminston 4
Co., near tile corner of Second and Brady,
arc still manufacturing gents clothing to
order in all the most fashionable styles
They have On hand . complete invoice OF
every style Of goods. and win be pleased
to receive the calls Of all who are in need
Of their ssryices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

C0xsunrrivEs poN'r LET GO yoUR bold on
mors until you have tested the properties Of
John q. Baker 4 Co.'S Pure Medical Cod
Liver Oil IN vain. There is testimony OF
the highest class to show 'hnt its effects in
Pulmonary complaints have been oil but
misaculous. Not 70 try II in your extremi
y d 70 decline faii chance for life. John
O. Baker 4 Co., No 7lS Market st. Phila.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

FINE WHirE GooDs. G. Potter 4
o., ere always receiving new invoices, but
they have now 10 offer to the public splen-
did assortment Of fine white goods, TO which
they invite the especial attention Of the Ia
dies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Mss. e. Lswis has rs-opened hcr ice cream
= end water is saloons, southwest corner Of
Fourth end Brady, where she respectfully
spllcits the public patronage. jalp dtf
re Care Ch1n1s 4 Fever, get MA
0UIRES A0UB MIXTURE, put up BY J.
MA0UIRE. ~. Louis. PRICE q. 30 per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Rogers Fragrant Odontoline; Il bcauti>
6es tie 70 18th /; it preserves the teeth It
lmparts to tbs breath most refreshing fra
grant taste il contains nothing injurious 10
the teeth, fact substantiatcl by Dentists
and Ohemisto Of the highest standing. Try
Il, and you will be satisfied with nothing
else. Sold by Druggists. Pcrfumers, aud
Fancy Go IDS Dealers. Ask for Rogers
Fragrant Odontolinc, and take no other.
lloLlowAr's Pulls AND OiNrMEXr.-Prac
tics ~. Thsery.-The unparalleled success
which attends the remedies in their radical
cuses Of Scsofula, Ery1pelas, Salt-rhcum,
Kiugs Evil. BARRIERS Itch, Ulcer, Sore leg,
6inewosm, and all skin diseases would be
dssosd Incredible, we're it not substanciated
By - cloud Of living witnesses" Such bc
aiRcsnt results cannot all TO challenge our
sdmifation for the genius which displays
such science in the extirpA,ion Of disease
eod In The triumph ofhealth. Sold By all
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
URn1AMs0 HAIR DYE.

.Doxes larger than Dyes that sell for u.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAR
RANTRO TO please. This article has been thor
oughly tested BY DR. Chiffon. Of New York,
and Profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia,
dienis and the material composing it will not in
ure the most delicate hair. Sold bv DruSg sts
ana Fancy Good dealers evers where.
isnl7- -dly JNO. J. KRONER, sole Prop'r.
lO3 Chess nut street. Phiisdslp lphis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

NATIONAL BANK CONVENTION State
Convention Of the officers Of the National
Banks Of lo~a, convencs to omorrow in the
Hall Of the Sons Of Temperance, over the
Davenport National Bank. 1t is thought
that the convention will be we'll attended,
and that it's deliberations will be Of an I'm.
portsnt character.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Go 70 our friend N. r. Nersilrs for Kcro>
ssns OILS, Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers.
Glassware. etc., n and - Randolph street,
Chicago. apr7 .d3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

OFFICIAL DsAwiKos. CIRCULARS, IsroR-
nation, &C., sent. Prizes cashed in al, le>
gal Lotteries. j. X. CLAYTON, No. 10
Wan ST., NeA York. junel4 dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19


A NEW VERSION o. "OLs Uscss NsD."
There N. m ~ dyspspsis. md tAsy esllse
him Upcls Nod,
=. Asd - suffered, Oh ~ suffered pain end
voc,
And he had no physical sbiity % digest the
corn cake. N
So be wss obliged 70 let the ssrn-sske 90.
when dyspeptie Edward died his fsicsds cried
verv hard.
And their tears ran down like the rain.
Oh had he made trial Of Usbbet's Goldsa
Bjttsvs,
he would not thus have died ali n VAN.
HUBBHL'S GOLDEN BlrTERS
Are N unrivaled remedy in Dyspepsia. De-
bility, Heastburp, Liver Complaint. Cole
and Kindred complaints. 1t
Nsv York Depot. 90 Hsdsss Street,
For sale At wholesale and retail. BY Beid-
srbecke 4 Miller, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
First Glass City
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Fer Sale at Great DarEalns,

Possession Given at Short Notice.
4 ST. THE ELEGANT AND COMM0DlUS =
j two story brick dwelling, on the south side
Of Fourth street. between Main md Harrison
streets, sow occupied BY Mr.. Joshua Barr. This
house il 10 perfect order and repair. and sup
pled with xas fixtures End all the convepicnces
Of tirst class fashionable city residence. Pos.
session given September ist.
ID. The south hslfvof tl,o fine double two
story frame cottage ornce. on the west side Of
nraay street, next north ot the residence Of l.. 4.
De.saint, furnished with heater and gas Fix
tures complete, and having delightful view to
the south.
srd. The new two story brick residence, with
French root and spacious basement. No. :,
" q inton Plsoe," east DO Of BRADY street. be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. This fnc place
will be sold either with or without an entire ncw
sett of fashionable furniture, and possession
given Immediately.
9Th The valuable business and residence
property ON the northeast corner of Second and
eock ISand streets, Ito feet froot ON Second 1t
A frst rate Hotel stand. together with many
other fine pisces, both 10 the city and countsy,
oil ci which are odered for sale ~ Lsss saAs
ran cosr os Dunpixc.
JOHN l.. 1vWA1S 4 CO..
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
jeisl NlCHOLES BLOCK. (Up Stairs) II"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

The ExroR,uM Child L Co., on Brady.
have constantly on hand as extensive
stock Of boots, shoes, and CATERS as can
be found anywhere in this portion Of the
State, and are constantly receiving new
additions. Their goods can always be re
lied on, and in regard TO prices, they in
variably sell At the very lowest warranta-
bic figures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

ROCK DavEne
OH 4 MiAing Company
BRANCH OFFICE,
Gee. Il. Oovoopors's Dlsck.
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, ..... .AaESr


This Company hes sow over Ave thousand
ssres Of lhe besl Oil lsnds. 10 which is inclsdsd
the great oil 6psine on RuasslIs farm, also the
ssec1 Lightasse RSA OIl Springs on McCol's
faem neef Port byron. III. msrS du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Nor Exouon.-it i not enough % speak
good word for good thing, Or TO help y
get il started sai then leave Il to take care
Of itself for ~ishsat proper suppsst the best
institstien eanhst stand. Through The e
forts Of . few Of eur musical l.issds T.
Iowa Normal Musical Academy has 6sca =
Gated here. Nov shall il be made credit
to our city, OF for want Of proper supposl
shall Il aAes . prsearious living ofa tsrui =
two 6zsle outs Itis unnecessary 10 spsai
Of its merits. The efforts made BY sons q
our neighbesins cities tell vhat they thint
oft. But how. Be ready 10 rsesivs
yosr certificates. They are new ready Il
delivery, and subscribers will bs called o.
BY the commit.s, uessfs. J. n. Dumont
Jas. Altman, end A. @. Luss. 6heuld any
Who have signed aes BE- called % shey vii
sblige BY calling On The gentlemen named
Thee who have nos sabscsibsd I'D wish h
do % can be furnished With esrti6catss b
calling Upon hr. Dumont on Main st., belev
Secead wc tsuss OF 'eitizens win 90
leave ths work entirely to those VIE has'
slsesdy done % much. An may telisve I
| 70 b gosd thing, but fAish v,l1Det work
issf 10 asail. Lss u ~ vlak - ~ done
and done in . cpmasndahls nannes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
To-pay's Adverslsk knents.
Found I

A. RE4 CAnf WITT wHIl spO1s on
~ the Nad aad Nhi,i lser. he ssler csn
have il By proving property Ind \ ing cdarges
MRtLEY,
Cor. Scott and Eint Streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

- te 81 Niles The Shortest Reute
All rrsins run directly through 70 New York.
1E- AOO MILES without change Of Coaches.
From and after June lith 1885, Trains will
leave IN connection with all Western lines,
as follows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMANCA-By
Kev York time from Union Depots:
aeAaA. n. Ngw YORK DAY EXPRESS,
nom Sslsnsne, Daily, except ssadsysl
Intcr6ects at Hornslisville with the 6.Sv
4. Il. d. Esprsss from Bufalo, and r.
rives in New FORK at 10 so r. y.
x.ra ~ EXPRESS NAIL. from Dunkirk,
dailv. lexoept Sundays, Stops u Saia-
80 s~eSrs : q a. n. and consecis st Horn
eiIsvills asd Csraisg with the $50 4. y.
Hsprees Nail from buffalo, and arrivcs IN
New York st 80 ,. y.
n.rgP. n. NEW YORK NIGHT RxPaESS.
M ssse D.Rass sa.s:s ss, iiIIssPs arrive.
I, New York q IL 80 r. NJ, connecting
~ith sftetnsun Tsains Ind Siesmers tor
lSoe1en end New Anelsnd Cities.
rpox BurFALo-By New York time from
Dcpoe Ger. Exshsass and Aish:gaa So.
ssso, 4. N. NEW YORK par EAfREsS.
ISunasys excepsse.) Arrives y New Ss ~
u 1Js
with Oelswseo. Lac&sWuans ! Western
Rsiirea6 fos rhiladelphiA. Baltimore and
VeGSisetoa - ~ points Sosth.
e.an 4. \. RxPnES8 NAIL, via AEON and
6ornellsville, (deIly, sxcspe rsndsys.e
Arrives IN Ns1 York q !: 30 4. y. Con
nects 4 Elmira with Wil!iamsport Fl
ustra RailsoaA fos nafrisbasgs, philadel
vhia. Ballinoss, Wushiagtea sad Poist'
Nv" = ,scursix,, EXPRESS. Sunday,
excepted. stops for wood and water only
snd strives ID New York 100 A. N.
nrsp pm. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS
S A;ie. Ann g ~ NsW York . II 20 ~
.n.ae pm. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. dail
.s&ssnA 1eaoSys) Arrives in New ! or
- as r. n. Connects " Elmifa ~
liz fInksGaooet& 1 ElmHa hAitsoad; at Gre'
R.nd with Delaware, Lsckawauna Wcs
Il ~. rlllree6. 80 a New iosk with Al
II tereaou Trsina spd 6:camcrs tor tscsto
n a rev EaGiand Cites
I'll o-,v one Traia Esst On Sundsy, lsaving BE-
81 s.iH = Z n. ~. spd reaching NV tork
Iia.ScP. Il ID sdvafce Of ~ csher tea'es.
Igsnos,pS ~ Rev Eselano r. sscngeis, VII
their Baggage. sss transferred free u c"'rss
! New York. #ssayH
~ ~ veutiissed rnd Most Ldzurio,
a,ss.;nr C.oschsr f- IN TUE MVkiD a
tsssS'Sa y = sS q sssssss iS's railway.
i MeoAoE OHgOKBD THROUGH
~ sjsays . ~ . y asy sthsr fes'
AsK ron rsCkErs VA ERls RAlIwA a,
nGSee = ~ Wsss end HstAh-Wss
n n nsnns.r WI. 4. DA1A-
a N - NJ. oss. - 49, =. =
4asft e x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

CAMr McCLELLAN HosPiTAL We learn
from DR.. Richardson. Post Surgeon Al
Camp Mcclellan. that he has received or
ders from headquarters to make out an in
vcntory Of all the goods, chattels, and fur
uiturs belonging to that hospital. and turn
over tho same u tho authorities nt st.
Louis. The concern will bs closed and the
hospital supplies and furniture shipped il
about two weeks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

PsrsoxAE.-Ne. }. J. Saart, jsst rssssn'
"a ffsm The East. reports soaIs e1eissossl
sn6ng the Ananes6l msa q Bestoa, W
hsve to remit gold % Earsps for shipmsat
- asssons Il ths suddsa rise. o. bic n.
tarA Va Rsssss Point end Osdsnsssrg, b
~ Delayed = ~ laaass plses fsr , isu
hsumt - - svenias bsaas wsss answed Il
pass y Rsseott. The result Of ths dslaJ
was ~ sssjses, seAes thAa ssl1s ifom De
sfsit 70 way statiea % itsisAt tsaia.-
Fsuian a9siss vsss ~ qsist slsae The d
IAwtenee. = 1r q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Archaeological Observations. e
aksa At 0riswold College, for the week cnd,.y
June II. lSc6.
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iose u their beauty uLless refreshed with
that enchanting periums,


~ ths sublime ard beautiful were never 10
hasupeiessly bleadsd - In he frag'aas
tioeilo13bo Of thosS swsee exoeaG, Sweet
Opopsoax. Z. Z. SailA Q Ca, ~ \.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

DAvRxroRf MAxuvAroMRs. ITS last
trip up, the steamer Keithsburg took on 9.
900 pounds Of hemp At E.st Burlington. fo'
the Davenport Cordage Works. And also
1s bales Of wool for Shields Wooden Mills
PsRsoxAt--Prof. Piper, conductor Of tn.
Iowa Tescher's Association, arrived in o ii
city, this mssning. with several Of his fellow
teachers. He Is on his way to attend 1
convention at Iowa City. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Buy Youn Dry Goods at Otto k'ug's, No
81 Second street. jnnl7dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Tss Cs.ssAl Csssq As,ss lCirs Tssurs.
We rslF our rsedess = ths sdvsstise.
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eslsos. Par wsnt sfspsn - omit Co.
nsnts, but itsn lhs assssaaess Il ~ -
shaagss, vs ~ soaodase ths aah1f ~
| prove ~ Il \ sspsessatsd 70 b.
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- tpesoese. Per elecG1ass addrusb len.
r Se1pg aa4Ps Bryant, onastno 1 Msssill,
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