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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
NV YoRK. Aug. q.

Reports yesterday show, continued decrease
in the number of neW eases pf chosefa .
cases. : deaths reported. The mortality N
this city and the public ipststatioas foEtbe
hast week wns 745. Being decrease ct fgS
from report OF the previous week. The deaths
from cholera numbered l45, being 105 less
than week before Ia Breoklya cholera ap-
peared to be abaiting The mortality during
the past week was a47, Of which SO were
chplers. "
Seven lives are now known to have been
City. 1t is probable the number may reach
ten Parties are engaged in graphing for the
missing bodies, but there is small likelihood
of their efforts being attended with success
The loss in tobacco was 1885 hogsheads,
valued at $273, 200.
The Herdifs Matamoras correspondent
suys. American colonists in Mexico are begin
ming transportation TO the U. S. again.
Steamer Saxonia and City of Dublin have
arrived from Europe. News anticipated.
The steamer Eortheru Light with San Fran.
c;sco dates 10 the 8Oth arrived.
NEW YoaK, Aug. Pip. m
There we're ten cases and Ave deaths from
cholera reported in the city 70 day, and eigh
cases And Eve deafhs il Rrooklyn. Last vssl
there were $50 deaths 10 this city from ehcl
era. and 42S from Ypiasmatic diseases.
The Northern Light fro0 AspAssii asnvs'
TO-DAY. She brought So, ,09l 600,
Pansms sdvices q. IL lQt4 = reeeiyae
The United Staass tStoe1 LAnee3 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

sk S BurFALo, August 81.
i The Fenian picnic to-day turned out in
large numbers. The procession this morning
marched through the principal streets escort.
ed by Irish military companies, the soldiers
being the only ones armed with guns As the
female Fenians constituted large proportion
Of the gathering it is safe to say no raid
is contemplated on her Majesty's dominions
to-day. Generals Spear and Murphy arrived
yesterday, and will be present at the picnic.
Au invitation has also been extended 70 Col.
Booker and staff.
BrrFaLo, Aug. 2l-p. m.
The Fenian picnic to-uay called together
large numbers of persons. Fifteen to twenty
thousand were on the ground at o clock this
afternoon. The sham fight commenced des>
criptive Of the Livingston Ridge affair, which
made considerable fan. Soon after meeting
was organized and A. Sherwood of this city
was chosen chairman. Gen. o Neal address
ed the meeting at some length in impassioned
style Hewas followed by Hon. A. NJ. Clapp
and Charles McComber of this city. The
whole whole affair was orderly, and
there was no hint given Of any proposed hos
tilities, and no one believes raid on Cana>
da is intended, at least for some time, if nj all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
NEx ORLrAxs. Aug. u


EEw oRLF4ys, Aug. 90.
The Mayor is in full exercise of all his
functions, with no actual interference by the
military authorities. The report 10 that in
the place Of Gen. Sheridan being ordered to
report to L,eus. Gen. Grant, Sheridan was
given, by the President, authority to suspend
or dismiss any officer, civil or military. he
saw ct. He removed na one,
Cholera deaths Saturday %; Sunday IA;
disease on the decrease in the city but raging
on the plantations up the river. Deaths
chiefly among negroes.
The crops on hill lands is very bad In
Mississippi the army worm In Pearl River
and Clarborn counties are very bad. The
reported cotton worm in Opelousas aas Ia
raurepe counties, is tpuua to be true after
careful Investigation.
Arriyed-Steamer Geo. Washington, New
York. Sheridan, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Death 81 Two Pr0Ma1nent Cftl1ens--16
Cases of Cholera Reported Yesteraay-
Railway Collision.

LOUISVILLE, August 20.
John NJ Stokes, one of our most promi-
nent citizens and extensive furniture dealers,
died to-day. The Board of Health reported
10 cases of cholera, including at Taylor
Barracks. The number Of deaths not an
nonnced
The accommodated train on the Louisville
4 Nashville Railroad collided with the Nash
vile train at Sandsville station this morning,
damaging the engines and causing consider
able delay. No one hurt.
Solomon Hart, an old an prominent mer>
chant of Louisville, died at Grab Orchard
Springs to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
VOL. XIII.

there for Callao on The l8th. The United
States steamer Wateree arrived as Panama
on the 18th. She is TO b placed at the dis.
posal Of party Of Americans who are going
TO survey the Isthmus Of Dasien.
A revolutionary rising has taken place at
Chiriqaia. s
The Police Connlniousrs hAve koaoEably
acquitted Capt. Young, Chief Of - dseDc-
tive force, from charges which Rod been made
agaisnt him Of vrongfully having watch in
biz possession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Choiera-IsI Cases and SO De aths In
the past As hours-Ffre.

ST.. Louls, Aug. 81.
No cholera report from the Board Of Health
since Satuadav. In, the police report for the
AZ hours ending a. III. 10, day, which Is very
incomplete, shows Isl cases and So deaths.
4 fire early this morning destroyed the
beds,cad factory Of George Trask, and -four.
ing mill Of James Brotherton, Washington
Avenue, corner of 10th streets Loss, s25,
900; mostly insured.
The Denver Ners Of the 18th says HINTS
majority for Congress has been reduced 10
80, and the district yet to near from will
probably elect the Radical candidate
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o. s. lGarshal's Prscaazaafion.
49,, CT. - 1..,,ea s,x,s,,~ DASs. = -.


PETER MELENDY, Unitsd atates
lie notice. that In the case Of =. gsasse sssS
snd forfsisnre, under Act sfCoAsrsI nd cths 1ssh
day fJuee 1853 As ths city sf Keokuk, Lee county
Joxe attach and take into my poeeson of Aie casto
dnr11yAehs1 = - 1esl nmy Iu,hsH o. rys mel.
.iaSsss posss x hsp one p.ir lsrs. platform :o,l
- sai d. one grindstone, 6fteep and one-txtA bar
- ~ Sesavines Two desAn twothtirs, one tee4MN-
~. And boiler, one still tub and vorn, one nasA ITO
s@ur6f r. tnits, asur hrns4ain1 suhs, ssaAy eOAgs
and BELTS -. -. A.. -.-.a
e. ~. rsfrr of aid warrant v the 17h ~ 81 SEQ
ss-Ssr isSs, snd hsrssp sdnonish .ad ssn1e1ea ~
csinng any interest In the said hfty bushsla q
- nesl. 4 a.. Or Knowing p hayisx sny3hiaf z
- - ~ se ehsnld not - eCu6e0Dsd he4 es p
- 49, & 80 tesllaaa sAse tAsy . -
s@rbsise. she ~ Disa.tet Ostrs - - $1,000
fc~a n ySesYn Sssn, 10 - bsgsn - hsase - -
rSs1S3i1 OSarf fpotn on the Nsa day 81 - 80
~ loe0 q Ksohuh Lee eosnsv icvss 70 - ssss,
s-s.ia 80 uaae1 ~, vhep ~ Whese 80 04\9!
EsSwrd thsr and sksfs % intss1ces sAsiF ctAns7
aaswsr Sid iihsi and naks seftf snsssaors = IL.
hslf. f1x1n - .zrrTz.2graai y. na0.s. ~ -
,And7Altt sv8 u sssx -. oksssys e.lssyS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

The dissenters 81 the sOH Schod Pres
byterian Church, who resist the action pf the
last General Assembly, met At St. Louis,
on Wednesday, about sssenty delegates being
present. Il j. sxpecied that tAAss. niaiasfs
and elders are determined to resist and defy
the late General Assembly. i asa iss sae
Bernard Friery, the murderer Of Harry
LAzirus, was hanged 10 New York CITY the
other day. S,arkweather, the Manchester.
Conp< <;nardlser, ~ H. 3. M
Haven.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

SING SING, New York, Aug.

SING SING, New York, Aug. 81.
The Republican Convention Of the % Dis
trict Of Westchester county, met to-day at
Croton Dam, and chose Horace Greeley,
Hezekiah d. Robertson and Frances LAfkih,
As delegstes 70 the Syracuse Cpaveptlons 1t
is asserted 0saslhs edh aikAve d6lesAtes wsre
excluded and held separate convention,
which endorsed the proceedings cf The Phii-
adelphia convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

FROM MEXICO.
Nm mOnLEAxs. Aus. 81.

ss8S Nsw ORLEAvs, Aug. 81.
Rio Grande advices of the 18th reports Es
cabxdo IN Monterey on the 9th. On the 4th
Cortinas took Reynosa from the Liberal
commandant The French General Donay
LEFT Saltillo for Monterey on tie 8tA, with 4
500, men. Basesae- Was q San Lous sending
reinforcements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
FROM NEWBERN, n. c.


EEwRRRy, Aug. q.
Great excitement exists in the city over the
discovery of conspiracy TO rob the first Ma
tionaI Bank of this city by killing the Cash
ier, H. II. Thompson The leaders in the af.
fair were arrested last night and are now in
Jail awaiting their examination, which will
take place this morning before Mayor Wash
inRton.rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
1IDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Missouri Delegatien Waits Upon the
President-sPeeeh Making the Order ef
the Hour-Col. DrsaAhesd Delivers an
Oration-Rumorea Rsaignation ef Sec
retary Stanton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
FROM NEW YORK.

Mortality Repcrt-Additisnsi Fsrtieu-
lara of the Great Fire In Jersey City
Capt. Young sfthe Police Fsree Aeqeit-
ted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

MOUNT PLEAsAsr, Iowa, Aug. 2l.
The Capital City bass ball club arrived in
ibis city at I P. %. 70 gay. aaey yere re-
ceised bt the clubsof This place. The match
game viii take place to morrow between the.
boys Of the capital city and the Hawkeys of
this place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Mayor In the fall Exercise OF hfs
Funetions-R Reports In regard TO Cen.
sheridan-Ch Cholera Heports-Crops,E Etc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
FROM BUFFALO.

The RsMian Picnie Ia Passss Or 0aietly
-Gen. O'Nen aad Others AaArsss tAs
Assemblage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
FROM MT. PLEASANT.

Match Game Of Bass Ball between the
Des Moines and Mts Plsasani Clubs TO
Gene or Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
FROM DUBUQUE.
The President and Party Invited TO Eistt
the city.

DrBrQuE, Aug. 81.
At meeting held here last night for the
purpose of extending an invitation to PRESS
dent johnson and party 10 visit Dubuque
while on their tour West committee was
appointed to extend an invitation and make
necessary arrangements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY.
IOWA CITY.

l,HE Fall Term Of this Institution will
i open ssp, 18th Examinations far sdmission will
De hed tie l2ihr
4- course If study the % Of instrucsn sod ths
enssed for acquiring educsstss hav~
been highly appreciated In the pss by the Bet edoca
tors II our atate addition the advantages esreto
so-t pr ssut.d the library and Cabinet arsto be hfee
v increased the present -utnun, and the nsu OndeA
Labor r.t.3ry il nsariy cnuipisfei-
vor Circulars adde's. the pr--Eieut. isssls-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-22

YESTERDAY. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


CoxrEvT4ssT There arc haadr sue
ceselul mcn where there IL one conterted
man. can end scores Of handsome iacef
where ! car fad one happy face-Aappy in
all weaibers, and radiant with sunshine Of
the heart. can even find n sore 81 work
'Sg,z alous christmas where car encount-
Or single Christian wlrc, under the 1es>
brooding love Of God, sits as . robin does
on its bough. singing and swinging, without
one tfolble in its heart, or one discord b
its minstreIsy. A downright contented
Chsistsin issarv, aAd III TIE nose sstsses>
i've for his rarity, What did Paul meas
when he said. II have learned in whatsoevs
er state am, Herewith 10 be cestens p
H. meant that he was perfectly willing 10
be just where Goo placed him, and 10 do
just what God told him, and to suffer just
what God laid on him, ard TO work out,
through msniiold pains and prosecutions,
his mighty mission 70 his race He knew
how 70 Dc abased and how 10 abound-how
to be full and how 10 be bu..gry. He was
not content without work, but ntcnt in
his work ss .ss.ts.-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

Which in the first stages of cold, acts like
magic Hesdeehe, Hoarseuess. Diptheris, and
Bronchitis. Sore Eyes, Deafness, f3sd Taste and
Smell, being the result of Catarrh. This snuff
removes and prevents all these, and insures a
healthy Head lts effects are pleasant and safe,
even for int,nts who suffer from anufIies
Sold by ali Druggists, orsent by Malto all parts
Of 'hn " y for ~ cents for One Box, or 81 for
four Boxes Address.
JAS. DUENO, p. o. Box 1885. New York.
WHOLESALE bv DExAs BAprrs K Co. N. Y. ie12
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
Private Matters.

To the unfortunate DR.. Gu RKE, - Clark
street, No. A Larmon Block, a man of a few
words, but gives patients of bdh sexes, PROMPT,
RsiiABLE and THOROUGH rREArtxr. Victims of
indscretion, qnackerv or incoipetency consult
Dr. Clarke, whose great succep depends uaon
regular education and expcrInce. Go TO HIN
at once and be cured. He dds not want your
money unless he does you gooI
fY- Send 81 for bog of h celebrated Fe.
male Pills. Sure cure. ThesPills FRESH rEox
rnr D'sPsSsARr are the ONLY lure REMEDY
tor the removal of Obstructoniand lrrcgulari.
ties of Females.
tV Send two stamps for Private Letters
to Married Ladies
ty Send two stamps for Description of
Pessarie Prcventif"
IN Send two stamps for e. fivatc Letter on
Seminal Weakness"
-, ADDRESS DR.. CLARKE, No. Harmon Block,
Onicago. Ill. mch9 -d6w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

The drawing willtaks plece aitcr the Con-
cert, on the stage Of the New Music Hail. where
10000 persons can witness II. committee
will b appointt4 by The audience 10 supotintee1
supplied with correct lists Of drawing a. soon
q published Parties holding tickets viii r.
tain them until after the drawing, and y the
number appears in the Inst Of drawn numbers
they will forward their ticket isanediately. with
full directions a. TO the sending Of goods or
money.
Tickets are for sale u tho principal hotels.
book and music stores. in the city. and at our
Office, AZ East Water street, Room No ], 10
neau block, q q est b sent b ueil on receipt
Of price and stamp for n tuJp postage.
Good md relis6le agenn 1a4teo y svesy city,
great inducements are offered References are
required. F~~ -MiiFmi mi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

Destroyed.
nR. Z. CoURTARETS DIsINFECTING FLUIDS
~ Secured by Letters Patent in the United Stnlcs
and rance. Prepared solely by the New lor k Disin
Icting Company. at their Laboratory Nos. 2tk 800.
500 Henry Street. ". Y. Office ~ Cedar Street
with r. Caurtarei, the &C braicd French Chemist, in
charge of It's LaratJry, IL prepared to furnish Dis
INJECTING T. for -iek roofns. nurseries, urinns
water cIoscts priyics, ce~sp0ols. sewers, CUTTERS
spr, railroads ho ptar, pri -ons and public instu
tons ~ all kinds slaughter hous s. ai and mi h,,I
Ing establishments: all kinds II manurcs
increasing the value oil the latter to very farmer and
Wherever posons aud offensive rases exist These
cts are dcodcr zcrs, antiseptics antiputrcsccuts
ana dfs'nfoctants III the scientific meaning Of the
wOrds. They remove noxiOus gases and odors bv
chemical pr nciples leaving ia their places hedihf
ar they are pEsrnoYIas aud not merely absotbsnts
OF posoDos gasesnot Injurious utensils In which
tt,g ARE used. The utentiUn medical and ecicntif-
IT, men Is directed to these dsinfctants Attached are
testimonials IN favor of this great discovery which,
nys office. e4s> Ssft
DyIAvAS HOusE, AinASY. March 30 1866.
To the President Of the New York Dkinfsctin0 Co:
Dear Sr: II - all i Y represented to be- We have
i,ia many trials Of disnfectants, but consider
iiiat we have found article which surposses Mi
others ms " remedy against all I'D r S1sss RI
To the President Of the New York Disinfectipp Co:
iear sfrs We pr1nounee Il viAhpat exception 20
he the bcst We have ever known. r. tfIscm upon
q. A. UTETHuN. Ast0r it0use.
" N. B.-These Disinicctanis ars used By the
scavengers under the direction Of the SANITARY Police
ofthc Metropolitan Health Department New Tort.
fOWkLL = THOMPSON. ~ Cedar ST.. y. r..
General 4 Sole agents for the United statcs 4 the
For sale by all Druggists and General Dealers In the
United States and OAuadas. mayl7-d3,n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

The success Of the HYPOPHosPtITEs during The
past ten years in the CURE OF tht greatest scourge
OF tho race, CONSUMPTION is unparalleled In the
annals ofmedicne." This new anithoroughly ScIen-
tifc Ranedy acts with INVARIABRE EFFICACY in
all stages Of tnrbefcular diseases II relieves the
cough, checks the preparations spbdues the chills
refreshing sleep. "ATL THE GENfRAL sY MPfONs DIE
ArfEAR WITH EAPlDIrY WHICH ALLY NAKyEIocs"
Cnrc . the hnIc-.Death the exception.
Their beneficial efects equa0 PROMPT and GER
TAIN in all arrangements OF the Nefvous and BLOOD
Systeris-beine unsurpassed as Nervous Tonic and
generator Of new and healthy booi whiefor cases OF
tite, Dyspepsia Neuralgia. Paraytis Chronic Bron-
chitis Asthma scrofula, Chronic Diarrhra Is me
most eMcaeicns treatment known A FAIR TRIAL
IL CEkIAINCURE. (Circular1 free.)
FEIcD..An 7-Os md l6-oz botthA q and 81 each. s
small Or large hotties for 50 by express. Sold by Ill
respecanbo d!ug9sts and vi the sce general depot,
.wrNCTESTY3 & CO...
j7lY2O-d&w. 3eyohn sire m u
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DIR. BigelOw.

wa vlIt VIZ rAsrs and xEssoUs DsDilIrr his
study tor the last twenty years. aud is
thefefoee The person whom Ill s1lifted sabeuld
consulf No ONE ever heard 81 - pasSent
Of his not being cured since he has been in the
city. His fepUtatiOn hiss vouchers IN Ill the city
papers, his patients and the medical profession
both mere and abroad, MS being the most skilled
Specialist here, and q thorough master Of ~
cxual disease. II others fail, doni despair give
him call. Its enly cou mon vccourrvnc~ with
him TO cure such cases His rooms are separate
TOR ladies and gentlemen. and the most complete
YosSa NJ, + u r isr,srisAs reyes- Dsesss
Bigei0w devctes much Of his time ~ the treat.
ment Of those cases cause by y secret habit q At
ruins both mind snd body, unlitting tie ~ Tor.
tunate individual for either business or society.
The SD eilScts 81 thsss early halitss - she ex
cesses Of ripper year, Is 70 weaken md dcbiltatf
the constitutes, dS1rcyfh ply steal and mental
powers, diminish and enfceDle the natural feel
ings, and xhausts the vital energies Of manhood;
/ the pleasures Of life are marred the object o.
marriage frustrated, and xistepce itself reader
ed term Of pnssaAio1 psise,ys snd regret snfk
riage, should losc no time in making immediute
application, - Or. D.. by his new trfaiment, =
,t6Ssa K sssa ss.e III u Siss
10 South Clak street, corner Of Monroe.
half block from the Pos: Office. 70. Box 40A
Chicago, III. Ohicehours from am. to 8 :. m.
y tee4 ~ hi. '-Duids Il. HEALTH prblish
~ &ft16s. - absa assssspebsselesu1shsfH se
50W6. b61l - any aodtise ~ fcA1o6U.H -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

Jau4cs Smith, nulserytEan at Dcs Moincs,
reports that the apple crop will be entirely
Gu; off in that portion Of tho State, by the
canlscr orm. ...
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

Thu Colorado Ledger says that fat nsrs
therc,bou s are feeling very .'blue," about
the dismal prospect Tor fruit trees. A gen
tIeman on the edge Of Grundy county had
ab Ut ore hvndred die IN his hands. Mr.
John Pe.eJs,a good farmer on the west side
Of Inc riser,frds abou. as many 'dricd mp
in his orchrd Many Of those were from
fiyc I; seven years old.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

Marriage. and Celsbhcy. an Essay
Of Warning and INSTRUCTION for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers
with .ass means q reef Sent dee Of s4arss " ,sal
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia,
Pa ssc,fa i &vasm
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Western Union Railroad.

T'KAiNs LEAVE PORT BYRON AS FOL-
J. LOWS:
Mai and Express 1880 A. NJ. daily, Sundays
cxccptcd.)
Steamboat Express 1925 A tniIv }Su,
days excepted
Accommodation q. 50P. NJ
AnsIvs 1T FORT BYRON
Mail and Express 1850 =. NJ, daily, SUNDAYS
excepted.)
Steamboat Express las p NJ. daily.
Accommodation $3.50 \. NJ, daily, Sundays
exccpted.l
Mail and Express leaving Port byron at 7:2O
makes close connections for Chicago aui all
points in Northern illinois and Wisconsin
Steamboat Express Connects ut Saw anna with
steamer Lansing for Dubuque. arriving hours
ahead of Northern Line bouts
:" Steamer Iowa" leaves Davenport Il 7 A. NJ
press, aud at \. NJ. connecting with G. SO r. M.
train
At Racine, with Goodrich Line" steamers for
Grand Haven. Shebvyg gan and Manitowoc.
At Rncine Junction. with Chicago L Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, kenoshr, Waukegan
aud Chicago.
AT Clinton Junction. with Chicago L North.
western Railroad, for Evansville, Madison, Pra
irie du Chen and La Crosse
At Belcit, with Chicago L Northwestern Rail
road. for Foetvisle, Rvanaviile. and Madison.
NJ rreeport, WIN CncayO Northwestern and
Illinois Central Railroads. for Roc aford. Warren
Mineral Point aud Calcna.
Al Savanna, with steam packet Lansing. I"
for Dubuque and through boats to st. Paul.
At Fulton, with Chicago / Northwestern Rail.
road, Tor Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
Al Port Pyron, with Chicago h Keck Island
Isailroad. and steam packet Iowa" between
davenport and Rock island
Passen gers will find this road the cheapest
AID quickest To all points in the Northwest.
X. e. TATE. Sup't K. 4. KNAPP. Sup't
Eastern Division, Western division.
Rsc'ne. Wis Savanna, IL.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
PRICES REDUCED!
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN,
LIKE CROCKETTS COON.
DOORS /! DOORE!! DOORS!!
sash ! SAsh!! SashI!!
slindsl 1linds!l DllnclolIl
MOuldimgs, M1Ouldlmgs.

vIyhE SUisSCRlDER HAS AUST RECEIVED
= - No. Il. Forrest Block, a doors north 81
fost Unice) Perry street large and well select.
ed assortment OF Sash, Doors. Bliuds and MUolds
ings. manufactured rom the bost quality u
Wiscossis white pine and y ,srsaSst thorssgA.y
sssss~ss. -sss.s..s sss....-s.a 1890.
Carpenters. Builders and Dealers ere especial
" invited to call and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Liberal Discount made to Carpenters and
De lefs. S.@4N tTf7sl M sa'a9 g. 4s.s
Orders FREQ lCoap,ry Dealefa will & receive
ur0upt attention.. U. N. RODEkTS.
asSl-dAwlm ~ s.,.r nnvrnrert. Iowa.