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, 1866-08-10

on The extraordinary charge Of cub---.l .c0j
from blu employer. His bond being ,rl4:~A L:
xMoc0 be was unab1e to ohtaIn temporary
liberty.
The Union Convention OF the Sixteenth District
OF Ohio met at Cambridge yesterday, and renomi-
fla..1htinr
, 1866-08-10

SrSnrEt, Pa. Ansnsto.-Atao'elockth This mon. n.
tng a train Of nye !umbcr cars was thrown o. III
Philadelphia and Eric Eatlroad. The en3ine ano
tender were turned over Into ditch. 1ae en-
, 1866-08-10
, FROM LEATENWIORTH.

Delegates Conc to 'I,l,t1aae1phia-Slx
Wore Settlers Murdered By Indians.
ItAyExwon1u, August 9.-The Conservative
and Democratic delegates lctt last nlsht for pha-
de1phin.
The Indians have murdered eix moro settlers on
the Republican Fork.
, 1866-08-10

1--WE u II 011AksR'tts1s OF 1sanEKdK4 6tat6. #Ett9:
when thc fnn'<f1 rascsi farfn1ty around u~ l.st
T,Ts T. ;1i AS ~ "nons h4Sesss y psoye L. telcury
wa< taken with The ehorra ana every e.
!Lrt Which tir naive .,cnfH enn1,t tnakn hEeak up
th's I'll +ra-r y NJ nrs the woman M,ptar,st
ErAr her end. As last resort, garc your Casutns-
Hsl anil It acted Gle ch1FHl, nnd the wJt1ln HAs
" psteon hal s.en rarsns all night anl ~as fAsr
utnWnE ntHt hrF IND, hut wa% s1ycl by it, Whl1l
glst.. III r trss appearance OF the u{scasc, It csYcr
M!lcd 70 break II up lmmcLIatelY-'
, 1866-08-10

eInccr, j. w. Bntler, was ~ this occurrence buried
out. The ax;c,u OF bis injuries was spra!ned
ankle Passengers travelling In diaercut directions
were forced by the accident to change ears each
yffe of the track
, 1866-08-10

E SCHlFENfe AdvcFfassuu Agency, II
:ieneharh street, in authorized 10 rsrrts c
Advertisements Tor the Tribune, nnd nil
ihe lending papers throughout the United
EtnleH md EnnoLa.
, 1866-08-10

New North Carolina Constitution Prn-
hably Adopted.
RALEIGH. n. G.. August ..-Returns from fiffecn
counties give co; votes IN fvoe, aud 10 aaInst
tile new Constitution. It Is probably adopted.
, 1866-08-10
4 Remedy for Summer Complaint

Mf- LEVI MOORE. OF Louisville. No.. writes:
II have n+ctl pr. JAyN3's CArxIxAr1vE N&G*lx for
ny ThtiIFr suffering stln Sn,arr1 Cumpkta!. whcn
letthn: 1rl harc fuNl 1t most excellent fcErtf.
aud olc would not it Without"
, 1866-08-10

t K U M F uPE.
News by the Atlantic Ca
l;ic 10 the 8tIi
lust.
The Relations Between Aus
tria and Prussia Assume
a Threatening As
pect.
Burning ola Passenger
| Ship at Sea.
Additional Items by Last
Steamers Mail.
| THE PRuSSIaE1 GOVERNMENT AND
| The AUTHORITIES OF
! FRANKFORT.
The City Still Pcrsistcntly With
| holds the Required Con-
tribulion.
Prussia Attempts to Justify Her
Course in the Premises.
| FROM WASHINGTON.
Important to Union Soldiers
who were Robbed in
Reb+l Prisons.
CHANGE In MILITARY DIVISIONS
AND DEPARTMENTS.
General Burb:idqe Threatened
with Assassination by
Rebel Officers.
Report OF Generals Stead.
man and Fullerton.
Their Statement in Regard 10
the Working Of the Freed
mems Bureau.
FROM EH HEX!C9.
The Liberal Government Refuses
to Accept the Services Of
! Santa Anna.
FROM THE WESTERN PEilNS
Settlers Murdered aud Herds Driy.
Ell OFF by the Indians.
, 1866-08-10

DETROIT, August 9.-The store OF VIM. Sum
aets* Of Utica, Michigan, wns eutc1ed By burglars
81. 5.cg. Tie supposed culprit was arrested iu
this city tonight.
, 1866-08-10

Decrease OF Cholera in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 9.--The cholera Is abatinc
Only four cases were feposttd to-day, and M
deaths. Two casea were repurted yesterday.
, 1866-08-10

Cholera on Port Royal Island.
SAVANNAH, Ga, August 9.-The eholesa has
near Bsaddock's Point Twelve deaths have oc..
cured since Monday, fncladin:, two whites.
, 1866-08-10

S01E-AHe oEuetlnE, SlEc uAluE 8H4 nullpcr OL
blank
Fer aatrc.
SO Soldiers Declaration for Arrears, Bounty
Monty. &c.-.--.........-.-.-..--.. %
50 Wounded Discharged Soldiers Declaration
fos Bonnsr-Act March J, 1sss.. ss......--....... LOO
81 Widows Declaration for Arrears. Bounty
Money 1.ut
IT, uctrs' Declaration f,s Arrears, Bounty
Money. l 90
S73 Declaration for Invalid Pensions. LOO
Sii Widows Declaration far invalid lrn<!ona.. 100
81 Minor Chlldren's Declaration for Invalid
IcHstonS..+ 1E0
3.6 Dependent Mothers Declaration loE Invalid
fehSt0nS,. I'M
81 Orphan Sisters DECLARATION for invalid
PENSIONS 1.p
SIS Application of invalid Iensioncr to Payn5As-
ter for Payment Of Pcnsfon.....-.-...+..... 1-59
SD Application Of Widow or Mother to raymas-
ter for psymen: Of Pension. ............. 1.51
So Application Of Miner Children or Ward to
Paymnster for Faymca: Of Pensions. l.O
Sat Application of Widow, chill, administrator
or Executor Of a Deceased f'ensiouer TO
Paynastef for Arrears Of Pensions. ........ 100
Ssa Oath OF A1ccstaner-... 100
s.; Olcers Certificate OF Disability OF Soldier. 100
81 Surgeons Certificate Of Disability Of Soldier. LOO
34H Surgeons Certificate ol Death 10s
81 Power OF Attorney to draw Soldiers ray-... 100
Ss6 Horse and Equipment Claim u7-............ 100
ST. Power Of Attorney 10 draw pAy on Recruits
Cert1hcatc9.-......... 1-uQ
3s Fathers Application for Bounty Money Gc.. 1-o1
SO Prisoners Petition for Puy. 100
, 1866-08-10

LlEus Col. LOUIS WAGNER, ElRhryeighth Regiment
Ir:ssssy !s an!a Vols wfiles:
'nr. D. .JAyxk'x CAExtxAz1vE rAt..x Ia. opc,,tr<3
llkt s!'asE IN at rn,t. Of Lts7st,t q n H,,rif
fnd {LFfAssH. diseases front wh&rh our ;.A,1. suffer
tnuel', uwiog to tho continual chanro Of water.s'
, 1866-08-10

Proposed advance III Insurance f atc&,
HARTFORD, Conn. August 2.-1he Executive
Committee of the National Board OF Unde..yriters
mel III ibis city To-day. and adopted ehe1ent
measures to secure an advance Of rates and the
artc:t ol incendarIcs. The question As to tho re-
duc.son Of agents commissions was postponed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

4x.ssssgg s.4 ss4e sFa sA1Aas 81 & Il,
= 1hs1sss seesntf lswa oApk Jeaa s~;tk
laasss e Pa Iyrsa, rvsSlss,y sysrJ
nseniae. ss .lsai - . S = * = :
II dsoanAs - ~ pastst N,w svva,,
capk 1. J. 1ssbrd, Clerh q. 0esa,aL .vill
depart f~ rbst Madisos. asd intsrmsiiats
lssdins1 nating snes esaascH,sns ssr q.
Lessss to>asersw aeenihe. 4 = s,slesk.
R n. Pettynan, sesat s "
The slegassl - fsst ssshshe steamer
Davenport. clpt. Parks. AID Iclsrk rhss.
Owsna, will depart 5sr 81. Lssis this s,ea.
iag.. Pssssas desifsg 70 travel o. 1 asss
e'ass bsassod With courteous, eflesrs, win
isltr.et t.;t!l's shis sPpsrtupiy, R. y, PrstIAess
xs 49, sad pspelss passslopr. eeetst
4sssatins Capt. Gee. jerks, nd Clerk
Davley, viii depart - Dabuqos ed ~
points, to-nosreW .nssning. r. \. Prsl.
lyman, agent. sas sFi
The Davenport and Dubuque packet Bun
Henderson. Capt. AcQevis. Olssk Rotison,
will depart for Dubuqus and way points
Tomorrow morning q Z o'clock. B. n.
agent.
= n. Prettyuan, ESQ, rsesivsd ; dis-
patch from Cspt. VIM. P. Hight, this
morning, dated It Red wint, Niuhs ssa-
ling that Lake Pepin opsnsd q Sunday
morning lalk, and u nov sS61ly naviga-
be This will be agreeable news 10 river
men. 9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

CALL on THEx-At. No. II West Second
street, Mas & Mayer keep constantly on
band n complete assortment Of ready made
Mems and Boys clothing, and are selling
the same at the most reasonable rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

PnAcrlcAL .PLuspsA-Ws refer our
readers to tho new advertisement IN to day 5
issue, Of John Rowe, Esq, practical plumb
er, gas and steam pipe filter, etc., at No. 35
East Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

We learn that Messrs Hood & Drew arc
erecting the scaffold at the Calvary Baptist
Church, instead Of Sphinx / Morton, az stated
Yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

AS the steamer Savanna was lying at
EMuscatine, at about two o'clock YESTERDAY
morning, a man was discovered to walk of
the rear Of barge attached to the boat. A
plank was Immediately run out, and every
effort made to rescue him by the crew, but
all in vain. His name is unknown.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

FRso DouGLAss-We are informed that
Fred Douglass. who has been lscturing in
different parts Of the State, will be here
next FRIDAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

WEsrERs BAxKBns m Nnw Ionk.-Dg
. glance at our new sdvsrtissnests it VII
be seen tAat nsssrs. 1sstt, Ksn I Co., Of
New York, sra still prepared to attend to
tll erdssia the line Of Geosr,l Banking
Hxclang4 and cemnissioo, that nay b.
sent frsa tbs section. This is pfopsely
the only western bantisy h6oss IL that
city. -. TbsAss Issst is M knowaI to
our citizens - formerly An old resident q
Auseati"e, Of many years. successful exps-
ricnoe IN his present businsss. Mr.. Kerr
rs one Of the oldest bauksrs q KansaA e.
Ablishsd Tie we'll known Leavsnvssth
banking house Of Isstt, Drswstse 1 Co.,
Hstcrvards changed to Isett, Kerf Z Co.,
fAd was one Of the first movers in IL
Founding Of the National Bank 1t that plsse,
pt which he is now Prssideat. Mr. Tar
t'as Sdsnsrly ~ aosins pastnes II the bsnh
|ing hoase Of Scott Kar / o., n ,dleat
sslt Lake City, Utah, il ven acquainted
nth I'll the baiaess msu end sinners sf
At eity and vicinity, and i ! young man
81 great snsesy and ansac;srias talsusa-
.xie house has perfect arraneemsn:s fof
~ wing dsAt dsah.1a Dssvss Ossy. Csl,
,Sne % Great Salt rake City, i fbly rsp-
'sessnesd It the Regular Stock Board, 1t the
eon board Of Stock Bsoksrs,:: st ~ Gsld
hooms md altogether oesss ths ssrsst h.
aeements for those of the bus,neee usn e
p section who may need it, services.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for el.
NATURAL. DURABLE. REAUT1FUL, WAR
RANTEO 70 please. This article has been thor
oughly tested BY DR.. Chiffon. Of New York,
ana Profs. Boosh end Garrett Of Philaaelphia,
who pronounce it free from al poisonous ilgre-
dents, aud the materisl eoAposing il will not in
ure the most delicate hair. Sold bv DrugRss1s
q ma Fancy Good dealers everywhere.
isnl7 -dly - JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Prop'r. J.
4 4Os Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

NENpELssoHN SocIErY.-A grand closing
public rehearsal will be given BY the Mem.
',ielssohn Society. on Wednesday, evening,
the 25th inst, At Metropolitan Hall. The
programme will consist Of choruses, glees,
quartettcs, trios, duets, solos, etc.. ETC.
Admission 80 cents. aprl9-d1w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
,cssAr Pnorsnrr.-Ac r rS,... 49,

~ ,CssAr Psorirrr.-A. g. r1liee eGsss =
s3H building lots on 7th stssst, sssth Of ~
Court Houe. It ts5 per let. Alsea las6s
Set 90 by 100 feet, l9sh servst ssas eUu4t,
1stsl4S. Desirable lots neae, Shis,d's Fsa
tory fot eeoQ Desirable - nstth e II.
Ida coasss akSlso to ESQ 0sod ~ Il
iff ~ Dtv:spsrt st sloo. tAFbsth etssst
Jnse' 'es "a bassain. ',sss ',aa be
d fnA nnAA fna ClfY.-A. o. 1ulbsa -
Iaslssirable little farm efso sess, ~ ~
- II ~ II sals = rsak ! fjieso ~!
-s1 ,---A. 4 - - z
IL nrsaAacn Lscfdna.--a1s. ~. 3. rstsP
80 editor sfths n peins 1tse1br64 -
Oee slsctass ~ $780, q f1Chf3s
Han, e ~ ssbjsee e 1saouspsee. Mr.
fSfefsee baa tls9uene sv1uku, - 3 ~
lsssa.9 -. A.4elol1 = o1l - - - ssaso : i
sr9n ID .<seu -ss0i stgo<s1s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

FoR SAt<:-AAsy pesSsa desihnsto pur-
chase Household Furniture, just IS good IS
new. can hear Of an excellent opportunity
W es&qairihs Il slis OfRcc. APPS. .dtf. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Go TO our friend N. F. NsrEill's fox Kcro>
scne Oils, Lsmps, Lanterns, Chandeliers,
Glassware, etc, II and 7s Randolph street,
Chicago. apf7 d3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
COO nn(l WORM or REAL Ey.
@GOsOVO tate In Des Moine., to sell
for Cash Or exchange fss City property in Ds-
venpo~t. Apply to l.. r. EADS.
AprS d5m r o. Build.np.

8lch 0roWah of n1a1r prodaceA.
The natural color restored mot dyed,> and dis
ssss Of the scAp. falling "a. -, .sasctssly our
- BY using AA0UIRE'S HAM C0LORIN0
RESTORATIVE BALM Price ~ per hostls.v-
Prepared Asd sold By J. 3 q. AA0UlaE, drug-
siets. ~, Leuin.. octlodWly -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
CIT ,ITEM M $.

No wheat is coming to market at present.
WiND.-The waves on the river this af>
ternoon would have done honor to areason.
ably windy day of Cape Hatteras. u.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

MooEsr.-Our devil desire us to request
the ladies rot to walk down Perry street
to morrow, IL tho wind UlBws IS hard AS il
did to day, as he won't 10 able to half tend
to his business. Like the prisoner in the
tower Of LONDON, he has to- day ''seen most
hideous sights.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

LEcrURE-Mr. Jonathan @. Finchcr, Of
Philadelphia, will lecture to the working
men Of our city on the proposed eight-houf
labor sy stem, ct Lahrmann's Hall, on Mon
day evening next, Esd inst. Admission
free. d3t u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
TERMS 5000 PER 4
34@99
VOL. II.
Ia l,ai2 s1ilaA 3al Saisi1aaal
IA I,ai2 arilaA J

To Care Cattle 4 Fever, gss Ma
oUIRE's AGus MIXTURE. pst spr rby LAO
Me1IaE.E E4 Lstis. rfIcE = A.Np<bialb.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Go 70 rne BEsr.-Go to Bryant. STRAIT
ton 4 Merrill DatNpert Ccnmerdal Col
lege, to get > thorough praCtica business
education, or to 'beccne good sound tele-
graph opef3R.f For circulars address (In-
closing stamps) Bryant, Stratton 4 Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dw1y.
ADAra LopGs, No. 2b7. 10. of @. r.
meets every Tuesday evening, At u o'clock
in the Hall over the Davenport National
Bank, corner Of Brady and Third streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

= 4 WoRD 70 TIE PuBLlc.--At their estab-
iisbment on Second street, opposite Metro
volitan Hall, Bowling Z Ohls keep con>
sekhtly on hand . full assortment Of har
hesses, saddles, brides. whips, collars, hal>
ters, md every thing else in their line. Par
tioalar attention paid to fine work. Those
10 Aeed Of anything Of Vie kind will sobs
servc their interests BY giving this firm .
call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

tbs excellent preparations Of DE-. Chaplin
by the USE Of which ,he gained - erest :
'popSlasity II The treatment sud core Of
dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Constipation
aud Palpitation 81 the Heart, and al dis
e4sss psisiAg from Indigestion, and Torpid
liver, &as none other thnn what il nov put
up under the name Of Red .6ckxt Stomach
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

TnE PRRsrDssr's SPs cH.-Welay before
our readers to-day, the President's recent
speech. The disposition which he mani>
fesss in regard to the Constitution - being
catitled to respect and obsdienoe, and the
UHion as constituted Of co-equsl States will
demonstrate to the world that there lives
NOT truer friend Of the principles Of Jeff
Srsoniau Democracy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Rock Island A1ous EHLAaosD. .-Thia
btsfung Democs4No eheet eans 70 hand ~
tncssSi~g, mseeriAAy enlareed from itswont
ed sire, W. ass elad to 1Oties this svi0>nce
tf it, prosperity. The columns Of the A.
sss have healthy appearancs-plenty q
adysstisemsnts, nd he bsst u ssadios
matter. May it, patronage continue 70 in
crease, il columns eoollaus to bsoeas ~.
sw, 13e4 m assse nsserous, and it 49,
condu tor continue to pour disuay into the
ranks Of the enemy. N-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

4 LSO KEEP O0MeEAArLYso On HAND 4
"a co@plete slesk " NON. usfoy PMeAk 1eeio1
6usgo. vorks,. Mosa. Aalt hSpvsls naest
Brushes. SeoobA. and BsswsrS 1alssSab & ~
kinds. 9.aP hs'A
Deevssy "a iAalta Hssss = - DsssslsFl.
0rssss ssaisissa asApsssr6 49, :. ~ - -
see0e ..L Iu11. ~a4u.na. LII 90N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Or. .H4kb Aoxlx.-By reference to our
sdvsftisi~g columns, the public will notice
that its old and popular servant, Thomas
Lomas, hAs opened new vault ID the
basaDeht Of Nichol's Block, and will here
after keep constantly a hsnd thu hest bst
tied ale, porter and lager bssr that can be
found any yxhers in the State. Read his
at%ertisement, $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

SEX woman in anothsx column picking
Sambure grapes ~ SpssF,a Wins. IL is an
admirable Aeecle, used u ~ hospitals and
by tho 0f1tcsass families 10 PARIS, Ltuion,
and NSW York, in pscfsreocs TO on Port
Wine Il il worth tr,sl, - il gives great
sstloAg1ion. dc4.dly>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Constantly on uAND.-Child 4 Co., on
Brady, keep constantly on hsnd full q
sortment OF boots, shoes, and CATERS, man
ufs5tufla Ans4hA 6sse nauDsfSiandAof ~
most durable paaterials. Without neatly
fitting boot nsv ssslssAn -eaa csssiAef
himself properly dressed. Many ! lady
has wo~ ilhelFs'Sy &SssfSg' ptetss siases
We therefore advise the young ladies' and
gentlemen depsilbpSrsiib EdtsnNl3ld !
Co., ,fsr anything in The lima Of boots.
shoes pr eaiters, = the ',old folks" have
siresdy learned to Dc before them. as
= DrPkrz & BsSRDrcf's MINsrRELs.-Ths
public WY bs pleased = Learn that epr city
is soon to receive . visit from this world
wide and incompatible minstrel and bur
lesqus opers tssupa consistiag Of oeaof ~
very best Ethiopian srtists in the country.
This troaps formerly 70 vsll-knewn BY the
aams tf, Dspes ! Grssn's, viii aahe .
sh6ft tpftas toes HI this section, previous
Ia II departure fot Cubs And Nova Scotia.
During the lsst II ysass. \ has ven - -
riabls reputation, and the ras% diaIiasEioa
of being ~ 9edsl ~ npiee tsqope q the
NinsIsstSS 6sli3arjyI. Ar NJ I'D si.r. Sav.
been retained, mi many popuaat sssS Id
ded. At the psopsr timss ~ subais will b
d6l5 appfissd in regard to The tins and
place Of The performances, and TIL then We
fdH5I q. Js q gsasips talents ~ ~
Sif&ttht sOirth = sbs ON ths fsj ~ ~
3o0stAa5y Uljtals d)4sssutuata soaaitos1hly
bsttsr thanstlssy haNs bssd tStsdasd % ifTAa
a.; ::ss;:.s'sat s:s M :s :'l sslss..s s;:':r' s;s
~ ssrpe.aSss ~. y isskiss - vsssss
" Oh g1qs Is. K
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

,1o.oay'e 4 Advertlsemeaeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Dlnrrhea. Dysentery. Sammer
COMPLAINT, ~. speedily cured BY using No
pared only BY J. / G. Mcguire. 81. Louis. end
cold BY oil druggists. =. scovrAgt, ChicagoL,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

For protection FROM the a5oye call on r.
SIMPSON & co. ana t.ks out Policies in
those first classiseuranoc cenesnics repre-
sented by them. WhHe the assersd per
ticipate iu ths Profits d ths eomtauies
without .iacsring say liability o@ce No.
As Brady 81. s SID apr;s>dly..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

WoRrHt, ,rnI ArfENTIoN ov Born 1ALBe
AND FEMALES, who are in want Of business,
The we'll known house Of 8. n. Ward 4
Co., Manuhcturing Jewellers. 200 f3rosi :
way, New York, wisA - establish m agency
in every town ID tbs b. 8. , and 10 order thii
their the Hss"s Customers, the; i .ssa Is %ple, :,
on he receipt Of 600, . genuine Gold
Pen (warranted) with Silvm Extension
Case ane Pencil, together with a Wholesale
c1 Sample Certificate for '4j ccnts. =
There is no Agent but whstscau make
essily $3 = day, and often $40. feb6d. Bun
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
rO.a:4.As9geg'HassysagAa# .:.As9g Il,

R|sI[Dz 4 o DzYs=s:.,AFHILs'.';S0, 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

j. f.; ;rgnrLE, Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamentaI
trees. nv261y
DONE he FOO1fsh.-Csll and examine
cmethlug urgently needed BY everybody. A
retails for Is Il. l.. Wolcott, l7o Chatham
Square. New York. jy2O-dly :.
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MARsDEN,s CaIrsAYA ToyIc.

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universal and popular knowledge Of the viz
tues OF TRUE Calsaya Bark requires no ex.
PLANTATION; centuries have passed since its dis
eOvery, and it IS now recognized as the best
febrifnge which bountifal nature has favored
rs with Science has discovered many
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ing, to small bulk, the active principles Of
the Bark. viz, Qutnine, Cfnchonine, etc an
OF which are invaluable as medical agents.
The great want OF q mild and reliable tonic
II cases Of Debility, Night SWeats ScrpfuIs
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lesson and sufferers, as the most reliable safe
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81. MATHEWS EPISCOPAL CHURcH
os FoEErH STREET.-9Ir. J. s. Fairfax.
superintendent Of the new St MatbS
eUis Episcopal Church, now being
erected On Four1h street below QnfneT.
hl9 very kindly shown rs the plans Tor
said church.
Abs structure VIII be IN The Goihic
style, and Efill usasDre 10 feet long BY
@ feet vide. The basement story viii
be y fset In height, and the church
proper 20 feet In the clear. A tower
I'D fsat high VIII Be erected at the north
west elirner Of the main building. The
principal entrances VIII be in the cen
ter Of the front church, and through the
tower Ii1e. roof VIII Be Of slate, and
Gurmounted By an Ornamental iron
eomDtng. which In The design makes 4
very pleasing appearance. The BODY
Of the church vii contain three aisIe5
with pew ranged on each side, and
VIII Be capable Of seating seven OF
eight hundred psrsons comfortably. IN
The uortheaat corner VIII be placed the
organ Eecss, and Immediately In front
% = he euclosed spaes for the choir.
The p1lpit VIII stand near the soufb-
east corner.
ne church, when eompieted VIII be
most crediiable 90 the Taste Of fdose
Who haFe had he selecting ofthe de5frl1
Tor II and an elegant ornament to the