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Applications for admissions can be made 10 Any oi
me medical star or the matron at the Hospital Or
ders for admission to the free beds Of this
can be obtained Of the Rev O. D. Hall Rector Of tbs
EPRhASy Church o. he Rev A; D. dlliOltS, Pastor
charge at mis- residence Orders for ths nj ~
the wives or widows Of soldiers Of tie Uaied statSa
army e4n DO procured through the surgeon CisSsTSI
United States army. AA''
ly3 O. H. HALL, D. D.. Ra.y.,.rx
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w At THIS oREICR
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,Ot n,AuLnoADs.lLs lLss
DHIIiADEIPHIA, WILMINGTON,
IL AND BALTIMoRR RAILROAD. ..
NE BLH.

b. .a .ga -alfIMI rkBLE. g ...
oonn.nsins Mospkr, Aprn is,h, 1855.
Trains for Baltimore and wsshins,on leave Phila-
Zis a m, Esprs.., Caosdsy, .rs.p,.d 4 li.tss a.
n, H-prss. 400 .. N. kxprsssi and lLoo p. m,
Way k.ri rrAa for p.i,inOr. ,,sls. m
rKhiks PROM BAfriMoRK TO faTLApELPHIA.
bssS. Bsitinacte, T.l a N, Way Mall 20 a m,
ssf,s'si lie pa krPrsssi $40 p M hfp'''''
: II. =. Il SUNDAY TRlIsl, /. -
Leave Philadslphis for BslilmOrs and washlustOn
Law. S BsiiSoi. nj sss i, fSp y %|Sii.a.ipsis.tsyp
Lssss Baltimore fos New Iofk at 61op. m.
milo aI7sE Hr. KINNEY. supsrinssndene :
.THRo oUGHLINE BETWEEN
Il WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND INV
s fohh. -' r.| --ua'0Hr1 .'
wLsuuaros. Jan. q, lse7-noen.
trains between washingionan New fOrf srsnev
~ HoR n INV YORK. v,,hou, shsss 4. of ssr., q,
Leave daily Except Sunday hLtoa. m, ana
SoS sfw YORK, ,h..si,s ear. a. pAl.,d.lphi.,
Leave daily sS ssTs;Ps sunSss{ A. N m a'7
"a l..,: ~: ..,i, ..a ss',. s s'rs.', " and
.o on SUNDAY; ,s,,.l -. Lll
Lesy. for Hsw York Ana PhiiAdsiPhia :, $50 ~
daily. r.0l1 sli n . - .-laE-
Through tislsts 70 PhiiadslphiA, New Yort or Bos.
.Sn, s.a be had at the Stallion once At all hours In
g. B.lumsr. and Obi, railroad .dy,ru..n.ni
for ..s'ssi; ,s s.,y..s w.'Ains'sr S.ItS5 MhsSs An
In COLI,
General Ticket Agent. ]
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.. |... . r."a Agent Ventilation.
n j. WILKINS,
fssssnEeE Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave valiant street wharf at Q and .. IN. IL
Leave Remington Depot At II. 10 a. m. u 80, l. 50
and .. 20 p, m. And IL bO .. m. (night.)
Tho e.4S p. m. line runs daily (All others, Sun
DAYS sxesptSd
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HKW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINKB
Leave foot Of Barclay street At Q - m. and D. m.
From foot Of Cortland strsstatT, g. and 10 q n
II n. 4 and Q p. N. and II night.
fhssp, m nns runs DAILY TALL others, Sundays
sxssptsd.) -
". Il. GATZhER, Agent
PhilAdslphiE and New York Lines.
PHmApELPHIA. Dee. Is. 1866. dsSl
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NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.

~ COMPANY.
OPPOSITION LINE
TO CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA,
EVERY TWENTY DAYS,
With Passengers, Freight, and United States Ma a,
on the following hIst-elass steamships: "'
- On the Atlantic ocean,
SANTIAGO De CUBA SAN FRANCISCO SUI,
RAGUA, DAKOTA NlCA-
Connecting on the Pacific OCEAN
AMERICA, MOSES TAYLOR, NEBRASKA ,,rD
PASSAGE AND FREIGHT AT REDu cvn D,rvs
March 10 and 80, 1857 " iohh'
April n, 1897
Fay 10 and 80, 1857.
June %, 1867.
And every twenty days ,-.n. ,..-t.. -. a..
Saturday previous when n IsiIIn 5s ~ no,nss -
on Sunday. 'ANs. 's N-' '
THE NnRTH AMI alton apply TO -
ihA N"Ain An sRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
WIN. II. WEBB, President,
No O. Exchange Place, New York.
an, d. N. CARRINGT0H, Agent,
sS sSia !" West street, corner Of Warren, NswYOrk.
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THE NEW BANKRUPT LAW.
HARPER BoRTHRRs
Have In Press,
And will Publish Immediately,
THE
NEW BANKRUPT BILL,
WITH NOTES, FORMS OF PROCEDURE,
And Collection Of all the
AMERICAN AND RHGLIsH DECISIONS UPON THE
LAW OF BANKRUPTCY,
Adapted to the use OF the Lawyer aud Merchant,
EDWIN JAMES,
OF the New York Bar, aud Of the Pramers Of the
English BANKRUPTCY Amendment Act.
M. James has had unusual opportunities to be-
come familiar with the Law Of Bankruptcy having
been member Of Parliament at the time the Eugll.h
bankrupt Act was passed, aud having himself car
ried through important amendment to the bill He
vas also for many years successful practitioner In
ths English Bankruptcy Courts. - american Ldp
Rs0tster, March, 1895. HARPER BROTHERS
mil New York
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"Of all the periodical journals devoted to litera-
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FRIsER LIZ CHEvEUx.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. Feb. ia bench warrant
wa issued By Jtsge Figher, of the Crimi
RAJ Court, command rg the United States
Marshal to bring John II. surratt before
sail court Immediately this Afternoon.
/ Soon after notice was given by the Navy
Department Of its readiness to deliver Sur
ratI t. the civil Authorities. Marshal Good
ing proceeded to the navy yard, where the
warrant was exhibited to Admiral Rsdiord.
The latter With guard Of marine proceed
ed 20 the swatars and soon returned with
the prisoner, whom he delivered to the Mar,
shall Surratt was dressed in \ Zouave uni
form, such 40 he wore when arrested in
Egypt. Having been placed in hack with
IN armed guard, he was dri en- 10 tho Jail
and placed in custody. The warden has
la'ely fitted up three iron clad cells, one on
eich floor, which are used for the confine.
ment Of murderers and desperate characters
He was placed in one Of these cells, from
which there is no possible chance Of escape.
No one is allowed to see him excepting his
counsel and officers Of the prison. The
prisoner positively denies that he is John
II. 6urtatt.
The Cabinet considered to-day the ques-
ton % to the proper plan for the safe keeps
ing Of prisoners, and other subjects in that
connection.
Col. Sprsguc, Assistant Commissioner Of
the Freedn,an's Bureau for Florida, reports
the Freedman still arriving from South
Carolina and Georgia, and many are enters
log land under the homestead bill. The
State is generally quiet ard prosperous.
The President has approved the League
leland naval dcpo. bill; also, that for the
payment Of prze money to the signal corps
Of tarraguts fleet in Mobile Bay the ad-
ditional Act to prevent smuggling, and the
post office appropriation bill.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued
. circular. mourning the loss Of Prof Bache,
and ordering the Coast Survey Office draped
in black aud closed on the day OF the fu.
neral
Yesterday Leonard luck. late President
Of tho Merchants National Bank, who has
beesn confined in the county Jail on . charge
Of embezzling funds. was released on bail
in the sum Of $4,000.
The following circular, BY command Of
Gen Grant, has been issued:
Hereafter none but unmarried men, who
are not less than 8 feet, inches in height
will be cnlisted into the Uuited States ser
vice This regulation will not apply TO men
enlisting in regiments Of the V. Il. e., or to
men enlisting rs musicians.
WAsnixGroN, Feb. 2O.-It is understood
that ex Gov. Thomas II. Ford and Colonel
HinekIc shave been retained az counsel for
Surratt.
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FROM EUROPE.
Latest News by the Atlantic Tel
egr0ph.

Latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
egraph.
LONDON, Feb. l9.-Eve.-John B-i,h,
denounces in strong terms the plan Of re,
form proposed by the Derby Government
and urges the continual agitation of the
question BY the masses.
A weekly telegraph and express line com.
bined, is now opened to lien Tin. the por.
Of Pekin, China The time of transmission
Of messages from Lsndon to Ten Tin i.
now reduced to II days.
Florence, Feb. Vigorous prepare
tions are made by oil parties for the ap-
preaching election Of the new Parliament
and much excitement is shown in the can.
vass throughout he Kingdom.
LISBON, Feb l9.-By the arrival of thu
mail steamer from Rio Janeiro, news wal
received that the Brazilian fleet had BON
barded Curspaty The result is not stated
The whole fleet subsequently sailed for HUI
malta.
LONDON, Feb. 20-Noon. None Of The
rebel Fenian prisoners have as yet beer
captured.
Nine persons in Dublin were arrested in
Dublin on suspicion Of being Fenians, and
upon being tried were found guilty and
heavily sentenced.
Cansols opened at 81.
5-2O's advancing at IA.
Erie, steady at ST. !; Ills. Central, 70, ex
diuidend.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 20.-Cotton opens quiel
and steady; Lard, active, has advanced 6,
since lat report American quoted at 80.
| and Cd.
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Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.

Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific
Railroad.
1867. Winter irrancemgn.. ls67.
Trains run BY Chicago time which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. FEB. 4. 1887,
" and until further notice. trans will leave
Davenport daily, tSundsys excepted us follows
Going East LIST Mail train at. .....s 50, A. N.
I'd Night express .......s ss. p NJ.
Gcing West-lst, Freight for kellogg and " ash
lngton. ISL 10 AN
I'd, Express and Mail for Kellogg
and Washington. 800 N.
Arrive At Davenport daily, (Sundays excepted
% follows:
From the Eas:-lst Night express at. % 90, A y
I'd Daily Elk & mail. q 30. r. y.
From the West-lst Freight from Kellogg aud
Washington. % 20. p. ".
I'd, Express from Kellogg and
Washington. .......s 29p.M.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
At LaSHlie with /. c. X. K for Dunleith. st.
Louis. Cairo, &c.
At Pond Creek with G. Il. & O. n. X. for Bur
lington, keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria during navig atior) with Packets
for all points on Illinois River
At Kellogg, Iowa City. and Washing tcn with
Western Stage Co.'S Stages, Tor all points West
Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets tor sale and baggage checked 10 Pm
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns
@. ii. BEARDSLY. Asst Gen. Supt.
A. KixBALL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. II. HiLLs, Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport. Feb. 2. -.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Feb. 20.
Flour-Market quiet. but iirmer for the lower
grades; sales ut &li p0@ i5.o0 for winter extras
ts-75@l2.o0 for common to fancy; spring extras
t6.ooGs 90 for superiine.
Rye Flour-Firm. at &6.4O.
Buckwhent-6. 50Ms75
Wheat-Flfm but quiet and advanced No.
spring ~ lS@2,2o No. oextra spring l.s5 q
l.s6; l.56@l.10 for rejected
Corn Firm, and advanced IL d2c. /; closing
strong, at at ss@Ssi5 for No. !, and 57@59 tor
rejected.
Oats : Dull. .. ssiS@4oc. for No. 3.
Rye-Scarce and hrm; fresh receipts Of No.
at s4Q94$<.
Barley-in good demand, At so@s5 for No 2;
rejected As.
Timothy Seeds active, at e3.0o@s25 for
good.
Clover Seed-4s 0o(0s5O.
Flax Seed-275
Provisions- Dull.
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ONO

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-The river has riser
IL inches the last "a hours, and is now ris-
ing one half OF an inch an hour. 81 feet
and inches in channel! Weather cloudy
Thermometer, 40.
General Sheridan arrived hcrc last night
Geo A Ellfworth and John Morgan. tel,
egraph operator. who sho. James Smithers,
At Sharpsburg. KY, Saturday last. were ar
rcsted near Lexington Kentucky j, sterdAy
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But little attention was paid TO the dis
cuseion, the members being mainly engaged
in ascertaining wha: votes might be chang
cd TO secure concurrence ii the Senaie's
amendmea. to the military h.ll
EvENlSo SESSION The S cse.ary of III,
Senate delivered u message sta IN that tne
Senate insisted on The amendment to Tia,
Military Government bnl.
On motion Of Mr.. . Neil, the Post Maste,
General was dir, c.ed 10 report what re al
justment OF cam ,el.sa,ioa for NAL service
by railroads Is necessary to equailze more
fairly such compensatory.
Mr. Denning asked leave TO report from
the Military Committee a bill to authorize
the construction OF a bridge over the. Missouri
river at Fort Lsaycnworth.
Mr. Window presented memorial from
the Legislature OF Minnesota, asking an
appropriation to improve the navigation o.
the Minnesota river
Referred to Committee on Conn erce.
On motion Of Mr. Hooper. the Senate bill
providing for the payment Of compound in
terest notes was taken from the Speaker
table.
Mr.. Hooper moved ito reference to The
Mr.. Lynch moved to amend by referring
It TO the Committee on Banking and Cur
rsno..
Amendment agreed to-.
The Speaker intmated that the Commit'
tse.on banking and Currency would not b
called again this session.
Mr.. Lynch remarked that the country
would not suffer by that.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, inquired of Mr.
Hooper when the Ho1sc might expect tn.
Committee on Ways and Means TO obey the
order Of the House in reporting tho bill re
slic,ing the Secretary Of the Treasury il
the withdrawal Of legal tender currency.
Mr.. Hooper was proceeding to .tate that
the committee had been engaged on the
tariff bill, but would consider TO matter to-
morrow. when objection was made and sus'
tanned that the discussion was out Of or
der.
Adjourned.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. 10. - The snow storm
which cotnmenc this morning increased
during tho day, and this evening ragged with
great violence. The street cars had to stop
running about I o'clock. At twelve O'Clock
the storm shows some indications O. abat'
ing.
The Minnesota House Of Representatives
has formed temperance society, and invi-
ted Dr.Quigley to deliver . temperance I'D
dress on Friday.
A dispatch from Springfield says the
House passed the State House bill, SO to &c
without amendment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20
LOUISIANA.

NV OaLkASs, Feb. l9.-The weather Is
warn and clear. Business brisk.
Arrived steamers .. J. Lewis, 81. Louis.
Mississippi, Louisville, Leonides ana Kate
Robinson.
Departed Edward batch, st. louis. u
Amss, Longworsh, Louisville, Rsele and
Vicksbusg.
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KANSAS.

TersKA, Feb. ia messenger ON ,be
Santa Pc stage line, who REACHED 49,, =" .ae
City on Wednesday nigh. says that IS h.
came thorough Fort Dodge, the commandine
officer forbade him going out, as there wa
great danger from Indians. He saws ,hey
we're so brdly scared .. Fort DODGE ,ba,
they were digging bitches, throwing up
eurihwoyks. &c.
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HllgIeY,s pnPuIsn vcnm clEpy.

~ thls Il REALM specific : Norma. and tho best
en-, palts' Corr, 70 Nv, 70 children, +, lie not
surprising that f-t tai ~. place ~ al Other pre-
partitions FIR Worms g in, tistc'css. aay child
whit. ii eRsSdSwiv
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PITTeOvRc.
MONONGAMELA
Iron Works
LEWIS, OLIVER I PHILLIPS,

Carriage nna Tire D0lfss
Tnlmls ie akeins and RfpC WOxess
VVo1on and eDxeln 1SO1ess
Coach and Lag ScreWes
4Nnaro ard 1lnx0EoA N0tN,
1sa.1 anA vVrOse nr0A Washeros
Morhlno mad As1oW 11Olto,
VVrooght Iron 1B1ngcss
Tmyero lrOnss
bridge 1kolas and Caetlnges
=. e. splice DorS 1n4 Dchons &c.
n fnli ase0rtmeut u eoanAaed discs kept 4
stcc8. WoAssaad Nos1eS 81
Pie1sbssgh. oesl1s1ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20
Disease Of the Eye.
pr. J.9S. C.1.MRDELL.
OCUlIS
w. =. lsUNCs<EH.,

Oihcc. an second ST in ie Claire Block. No
charge made for ursuccessfui services.
Ea~enwort. iowa feb2 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20

OH fce,isn r. not quite dead. People re stIl to
befund whothlnk that health Is promoted by deplc.
toa Was there ever such fslse logic, Nature Is
Il grand antagonist of disease and the deple,srs
propose to prostrate Nature in order one m gt sup
pose TO rive the enemy double chance at the lie OF
the PATENT The true practice IL TO lnygoratc the
vital powers 10 render them ovorms'eh for the
elements Of ssse. This can he done with Hos
LETTERS EToJAcH BrTTElss. OF all vegetable
tonics they are the moot powerful and the most ye-
NAL At this sessen when the strongest argHn-
iznons Liable to be affected BY the altsrnations OF
stringent cola end maiasious moisture this ines,ina
BILE protective medicine d especially needed Persons
predispossd 10 bioasnsss, dyspepsia, constipation.
intermittent ssvss. q ny Of tie complaints which
cold wssshs 'upssndaess sgsssvasss, should take
itrerusay through the wisssr and Spring months.
!, lie absolutely pure and harmless.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20
Il. HEINZ,
Produce h Commission Merchant.

no. 4 suRsows sLocx IRvss.
nAYS HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ALL
L kinds Of Country produce, butter. eggs, etc.
BOA. stores always on hand Bays aud sells Of
oommiaon myi&h,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20

TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system mus, be
pref AIRED that the lungs win heal To accomplish
ths the liver and stomach must nrs' be ecansed and
appetite created ios good Wholesome food, which,
by these medicines will be dsestcd properly and good
healthy blood made Thus building up the consti'u-
ton. ScBFN )K's MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach OF all billions mucous accommodations and
w using the Sea Weed Tonic In connection, the ap-
petite Is restored
scHESCK'S PULMOSIC SYRUP il pu,ricious
"a well as medicinal and, by using the three remedies
all impurities expelled from the systcn and good
wholesome blood made, which win scpcl all disease.
n patients viii take these medicines according 10 d.
rcetions, Consumption very frequcny In Its asts,as
yields readily 10 their action. Take the plls fire.
quently, 10 cleanse the liver and tomach. II docs
not follow that because the bowels not costIye
they not required for sometimes in diarrh9a they
are necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy.
and appetite Ct Gated TO allow the Pnlmonc Syrup
10 Get the respiratory orgsns properly and alay
any Irritation Then I'll that lie required TO perform
permanent cure TO- 10 prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the much possible eat all the rish.
est food meat. game. and. In fact anything the
appetite :bu,.be particular and Dastcate we'll
LIST mo-feb2Iy
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TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, Feb. 19.-The river has risen
Is inches on the shoals. Warm and rainy
MExrnls, Feb. l9.-feavy rain to.nieht
The river rose l6 inches Fears are .nnre.
hended Of an inunda,en of the ,lant.ticns
along the river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20

Vow HOrk MaFke0.
Nsw YosE, Feb. 20
Cosson-Dull. 1t S2;5@sS.
fIour-Not so active and shade frmer. ct
ysso4lo:.5 for extra State, and tl0.60@ll5o
for Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-Quiet and nominal.
ollss+ aHoat "
Oats-Steady, At 55657c for western.
rork-Steady aud quiet, at 20.0O@2o.7s iov
ny closing as49oss l9.s2@ls.76 for OLD.
i.ard-Firm at lii.@lsc.
Dressed Hogs-s,radr
bond.
fetroiem-Quiet at 1sc for crude, and 2s}9@
29c for refined in bond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20

w. r. d6VNCME1s,
Dcs>l6st.
0DERRY STREET, bet Sd h eth, Davenport
i With facilities unsurpassed, added TO the
experience OF more than 20 years, hopes TO merit
. lar re ehare of patronage sepl5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20

Cincinnati Market.
CxcNxAri. Feb. 80.
Flour Unchanged. and but little done.
AWheai-Unchanged, with Gull feeling, and
in order TO make sales lower rates have 10 be
accepted; No. ! spring is held at 81 As, but
1870
Corn Unchanged W. / .l.5a@l.fo
Oats Unchangel.
Rye -Unchanged. at l.23 or No. !.
Barley-U nckanged
Whsky-S,eady AZ 1895.
Cotton-Dull AT 20, 29js for mddlinr, tao, Oh
holders are feeling stronger under Ii gra
falling oil in receipts at New ORR ans,
steady marke, at Liverpool.
Provisions dull and holders more anxiou, TO
realize. closing rather heavy
Butter-Steaiy
Cheese Steady
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS, Feb. l9.-Thc bill abolishing the
usury laws lassed the Legislature and be.
comes law on the lst of July.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20

give very ila;terins accoun. Of the pros
peri,y and usefulness Of the institution =
The numter Of arrivals during IN. past
yca- has been three hundred and saver,~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20

A MEETING OF THE WORKlNGNEN'S
"A Reading Rooms snt Library Association
will be held ~ Lathmann's Hail. on Wednesday
Evening, Feb aath 1T q, o'clock for the pur
pose OF adj sptiam Constitution and nv laws aud
elec,in- Officers All persons interested are re-
questod 10 attend.
febls DIST For order OF Commit &c.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Feb 19.-Barclay Hawcs. for
Offering memb, Of the Legislature A brhe.
was to-day sentenced 70 pay fine Of 5 900
aud costs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20

American, Adams United States and Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S Stocks. at lowest market rates Orders for
purchase and sale IN al above securities solicited.
N B.-Hoiders Of Merchants Union stock sending
forward for sale must endorse each recei ptand attach
power OF attorney. signed in blank, except as TO the
the number OF shares. febil dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20
TEE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE
TEE FLORENCE
SEWING: MACHINE

WIN do easily all family and tailoring work
ard the snune machine They nre strong and finely
springs net ont III order while iur strength. dura-
bly and beauty Of de-ipnit Will bear and invite
comparison With ruy other machines.
FAY Applications ior Agency should enclose
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'FfFN rVHFFDN VIII IOWN tAFALHI.
HAVING BEE. INGAGED IN TlIf-PRAC
IL lice 81 Medicine and Surgery for the last
TWENTY-FIVE rkAns AZ rms SsAyg. he's ptrman
entity located IN tins city, and overs his profess
sional services TO the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. aud hopes iyy his long experience with
the diseases of the climate, TO merit and r.ceive
portion Of public patronage.
Vice corner Of Third aud brady, over ind
ssv's 'ewelry Store. residence in what wsa for
mesiy known a. The Fulton House. on Water
street, above the bridge. juney7 dit