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Written for the Toledo Blade.l
TRFNoyT Hauar Rosro,

FREMONT House., Bosros.
twich is IN the Stait Nv Massachusetts
June 20, 1867.
hey alluz he'd an incorrect idea Nv Roa
ton. spozed Boston to be strate lacad .nd
moral to degree not to be understood bv :
Dimocrat, and Puritanicle. wuz mistaken.
Ihere IL ez heavy per cent nv men in whom
Eggsiency and kin take delite ez Their is in
ny CITY IN the country, ez the followin Incl.
oenu' Wicn came under my notice, will show:
Ez We was gong through Franklin street,
: man stepped up to the carriage rather hes
'sMr. President" sedhe.
"Well," sed his Eggsleney, turn;n fnll mn.
on him. ~" iui' up
The site Nv the nose Of the step father nv
3"Mr: President, wood 700 like some
"Punchl Certainly. But haven, 80
sumthin stronger, to lay q fonndashen -, b Io
"Certinlyh and hs ghlled bottle = : MO,
dy from his right hind pocket, and the orsa,
man TUX an observashen NV the sky throo n q
bottom Nv it, wich lastid Q mint. - : n.vs,
agin viii doubt that the material to maks De.
mocrisy Nv exists in d country rber ,bev
come at 700 with punchs and hev brandy bot.
ties IN Their coat pockets.
lays "oi0 sHoW6reu upon us. 0na old
gentleman, who sot two hours in e1 eh o;u
walun 70 present us with his, finally b;s,ad
~ ~ e. The fact that ther was a note II /,
sskln iur posishen for the genrous s; IL :.
don't detract anythin from the yaIvoo ,,g g ,t
"nen We got to the end IF onr ,r;n
ther wuz dray load Of bokays IN o ua' .a'p
mage and 10 all but three of en- ~. W. oar
Teconssdashens for the giver for , nlaaa up
" Des.ef % hev SIGH rnissives enye,ana5 !.
roses, though the most thorns we oil az, IN
The most teching incident wuz the nn,,h..
~ ssG's = ~, " he'd 70 tisa. The mothers mother.
o9spring.. Mistakin me for he psaa then
l -. Il hah ~ EN-. The rapcherus es s,re1.'
nn - re nPs1rasd tacss NJ the aaxshus
in, g i ~ - es.l1sass rspossd Il sI S;n
sovld e NJ Up farths .aa 10 In sa No
dosnt kia the dirthv nAgsrsl 2 81. :
-, - g. :. sAslin, y an The Prisidi..,
-, A. - $3.50 ~ ysln
sa1ae - - sRtn. PsEus =. v;pe
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BRIGHAM You've, in recent haranRue -
the faithful at Salt Lake, denounced Amasa
Lyman 0rson Hyde and Orson Pratt, as
aposta,es from the faith and children of the
Devil
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$---'
Nasty.

Mr.. Nasty Dreams . Dres~. C.r.s
Probably, by the New Eu~Ia.s
phers, which he was Rrsath,n~. p
faced by some Inoidents or ,ha WI. :.
HIS Grand seiSneur to Boston.
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A MINISTER KILLED. Rev. ]. j. Near. OF
Jacksonville, Ind, was killed in shocking
manner at the Louisville Waterworks last
Friday. He. in company with several ladies.
visited the waterwork and commenced tour
of examination. While the party were in the
uppe story of the building inspecting the ma.
ehinery connected with the huge force pump
Mr.. Near IN order to observe the action of
the machinery, went to the rim or bannister
OF tha Enclosure and leaned upon it. He I'M
Willingly stood immediately under the force
pump iunge. While in this position the
beam. with its lug of many hundred pounds
weigh descended upon his head and crushed
It into ali undis,inguishable mass. The I'M
fortunate man was seen to make an effort to
withdraw his head as the fatal weight pressed
down. hut the effort was made too late.
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RATCrrEl.OR>v mAiR DYE.

This epdd Hatr Dye 10 the best N tAe world The
nriy .s and perfect Dye-HarmisaA, Reliable lnstapta
neons No disappointment. No ridiculous tints. Nat,
ural Black or Remedies the III effects OF bad
Dvv, Invxorstes the hair leaving It soft and beaut-
fui The genuine Is signed william A. Bafche.tr All
other re mere limitations aud should be avoided Fold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. FACTORY - barclay
street. Now York. lotSH as~S
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Local AGENTS WANTED tsroushou. tn. U. States

Local AGENTS WANTBD throughout the U. States.
The Association have appointed Receivers, Messr.
GEORGE A. COOKE co whose well known integri-
ty and business experience will be sucent guarantee
that the money ntrueted to them will be promptly APP
piled TO the parpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 20, 1867.
ID The Officers and Members Of tie Washington Library
Co., N. s. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen on receipt OF your favor OF the 18th inst
notifying Us Of our appointment ~ Receivers for ycnr
Company, took the liberty to submit copy Of Jour
Charter, With plan Of your enterprise 70 the highest
legal authority Of the stats and having received his n
vusabls oYaiun In regard to its Legality and sympesA
sng With the bsnsvoisnt object your Association VIZ
ssdacasop and maintenance Of tbs Orphan children
ofonr soidis aad iloss u the Riverside Inatuts, ~
havs ccsouded 10 aecept the tsst and 70 ~ on ~
Efforts to promote - worthy IN object.
Rsspecttully. yoazs. Ace
en- A. cOOKH A.oO.
AddrG1s al letters and ostsrs 70
0BOs 4. COOKE ~ CO.. Dankere.
- South Third stspst Yhila6elrAie n
1eeels9 fx tAe WasAhgtea NRaxy o..
jye-leeAgu1nm
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A distiller in Albany, New York. has Been
sentenced TO the penitentiary fourteen years
for violating the Revenue Law.
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THEO. F. WURTS..
ENGINEER & SURVEYOR,
Office cor. ID d Main, Keok,tk.

WILL make Geological, typographical aud Land
~ eusyeys; Report on mineral property; Plan Ne
chanich works; espsvintsnd the establishments OF
Mines and AstAllureical end Chsmical Works, Assay
sssxo&o. lapri6A3n
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTES

HE MI EHAcADG Avs -
Situate At Riverside Burlington County, New Jersey
founded for the purpose OF gatuitousy educating tne
sons Of deceased suidiers and seamen o. tne ohieu
etstes. =. !,
The Board Of Trustees consists OF the following we'll
Known citizens Of PeAnsyivsnia and New Jersey =
HON. B. WILLIAM NAM,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa
HON LgwIs 4. BROOMALL,
Ex4Chief Conner 3. Mint and Recorder oil DEEDS,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
HON JAMES n. eOovEL, New Jersey.
HON w.wARE, New Jersey.
HENRY aoRMAN, Esq, -
Agent Adant' Express, Philadelphia p
j. 4 con, ESQ, OF Joy, ooe I Co. Philadelphia
TalAsuAx DIpAlTnIsT, WASHINGTON, D. G, April ~
lss7-afnce OF Internal Revenue Having resolved
evidence that the proceeds Of the
conducted BY the Washington Library Company Wili
% charitable psrmiaion 70 hereby gsnt
I'd to usjd Company eonduet suoh exempt
from oil charge whether from special tax or othsr duty
r. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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Notice to Bridge Contractors,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ Al he }aic OF tin County Clerk In Eeuhuk Ana
tort Asfi on antii on Of Monday, July 1854, lss7
iof IN OF the undtsions aud fulfilling OF
the 81 ne Ahnameb FIR ridge across Dee Molnes
Snssr Track On the rosd ling from aontrose to AZ
frsrcs iiir and ar Bridge across Sugar Creet al
judyt VIII on the Fort Aadi-on and franklin road
each tritse to Ice lei s@parately
- fians and Specifications be inspected at the
Clerk iiices IN Fort Madison and Keckuk
The right to reject all bids il reser vcd
j. HOLMAN.
~. MERRIAM.
JOHN HARFNRi
Ohm, on Rodds and Byidoss
juy2-isw 80. - ~
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TO MARRY Or NOT TO MARRY
WHY NOT
Serious Reductions for Yoang Men,
nsssys q the Howard Association, the Physiological
Rtors Abuses and Diseases induced By ignorance Of
lures Lava IL ~ Arst aGs Of maa Gent 10 sealed let
ter envelopes, free Of charge Address Dr. sAiLLiN
UoUGBr0N, Howard ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia p
mAy2A-dAv3Ens
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THURsDAY 11O11uGa JULY 10.
Iowa n11snllsna stais Tlshst
-. Is q H. & e I
COL. sAMUEL MKRlTLI, Of claytos O..
= isssEnRA1f apv1aqA
COZ. y0uM oeo9f, y 1Aesy y.
yuDas ~ ~ suTann OWEN,
JOSEPH - DE0K, sfEssCo.
AxasamY smnnAG,
MAI. HENRY o'C0NN0R, = Asssatiss 90.
uv,Svvs ~ y fssns h 11ssassu, =
D. FRANKLIN WELLS, Of johnson Co.
T1n AssAssIlArlor oonsrnAor


THE ADsAssluATIOH COHsPIRACY.
The House Of Representatives adopted .
series q rssolut6us - 1thsr, day Irosidfa1
for dkaro6yA i1vseiQAItn y th11A @
ton conspiracy, y ! Co&pitsse ofthAsbody.
The object of this movement il to elicit and
systematise eli the facts and evidence bear.
ing upon ~ sAljGss ~ - SEAent and
enormity Of the conspiracy may be clearly
understood, and that the Guilty. in xhatever
sphsfv md ~hs1syG they ny hNp - y
whether living or dead, may not escape the
just judgment Of posserity, however they may
succeed ID svsiips jaseiee > 1issyssl3 {
We trust the investigation may unravef the
mysteries Of crime without . parallel in
modern times snd w7leei Ts.sutsd Mat il
any msn Il equsl 70 The tab, II is ths Chsir-
man of the Committee, Hon. Ben. Butler.
The Comnitlss sens;ssso Of Butler, Shella'
barger, Julian, Ward and Randall.
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ICn, ICH!
G . L = i e r. Il B Il h RY
f79eee -. Efx Ct,AsS u Est>s Hc....

Osdets Isft At our cn1ee, 1t Robertson AIbesss
Gsecefy etcss, vii be promptly attended 70. B6sa
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How to obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send orders to by mail, enclosing from 81 to 80
ether by Post Once orders 10 regstered letter. At
risk, Larger amounts should be sent BY draft
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1.-THE highest price paid for CORN, RYE, SHIP
sIuFB, CATTLk AND STOCK noes, either at my
Once, on Main srest, st the Gibbonsvs Dstillsry
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(Which is Postmaster,) and Professor in the Ham
and Jspeth Free Academy for the development
NV the intelek all races irrespective of color
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TrRsrxs Fssr,var-The fifteenth ami

TrRsza's FssrrvAL-The fifteenth ami
versary Of the Turn verein OF thus city
was celebrated BY grand festival at the
grove in the rear Of Mi,ctelfs Buff on
yesterday afternoon. The day WAS very
fine one. AMI a large concourse OF people
assembled to witness the sports. Delegates
were present from Rock Island, Moline.
Musca,ine, Burlington, st. Louis and Nil.
waukee. After listening to an able address
by Mr.. k.hrman, the apprentices com
menced turning for the prizes. There are
one hundred and ten apprentices attached
to the Davenport society, and ninety com.
peed for the thrty-fve prizes offered.
The exercises lastcd about three hours.
beginning at half past two o'clock and con-
GLIDING at half past five The boys per.
formed great number Of difficult feats,
and the exhibition was q verv interesting
oae. The names of the successful compel
TORS are as follows: 1st prize. Ii. Frshm !;
II, A. Siiebold 81, c. Gottschalk 4th, L.
fischer; 9th, 4 G.eosmuchl 9th, l.. Hane
mann; 7th, c. Deuschmann sth, Vim.
Bruhn; oh. G. Weiss; 10Th, F. Dckmlnn,
ll'h, IL. llagemaun; l2th, !. Westphal,;
1871, Th Celkers; l4ih, II. Pausen 10Th.
9. Soigt; l6th, p Rcddewig; 18th, Il.
Siebers; 18Th, A. Lau; 10Th, A. Naekcl ;
2Olh,.l Barowsky 2lst, Wm. Thode 22d,
II. Wuec'k 23d /. Moe,zel: 2ith, NJ. Ka.
lowsky; 25th, r. Mueller; o6th. r. Crews.
muchl; 27th. .. Hue,kstedi;esth, H. Lsrch,
en-; 0. 2ath, Biz; 30th, c. Oelkers; 3ls.
A. Schroeder, sd, B. Finger; Esd, c.
Rochow; 3ith. Ii. Harding; 35th, VIM
| Andersen.
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scaSksEs EEEs1k.


ARRIVALS
SUCKER STATE, Capt. Hight. st. Louls.
NEw BosroS. Capt. Grinnel Fl. Madison.
NrscATISE, Capt Jenks. 81. Louis.
ps9AErUaBs.
SUCKER STATE, Capt Hight. st. Paul.
Nsw BosroH Capt. Grinnell. Fl Madison
MuscATiNE, Capt. jerks 81. Paul.
Ben CAMPBELL, Cant Weller, Clinton.
Philip Mettschcr, mate Of the steamer
Minnesota, was killed on last W ednesdsv or
Thursday morning At To'at abe". 40
miles above La Crosse on the up~ trip .: the
boat. A hundred and fifty a,ftsmen had
taken deck passage, and were making free
with quantity Of app'es-bre.kins IN he
barrel heads to get n the frn,. wher nr
Mettscher ordered the to dess'. N-lle
talking to them, one tie patty, who ws'
standing behind him raised heavy stic<
Of wood and struck ir. N.,scher over the
head with it--bresaing in the skull! and
killing him instantly. The body was on the
Minnesota when shc wen. down on Situ--
day evening, and will be sent, we under
stand, to Water cure, Pennsylvania, where
his relatives reside. The murderer escaped
id entifcation.
The steamboat David Watts, Capt. Hight
~il be up this evening, and load for st.
Louis, E. c Duncan, agent.
The lightning steamer IIawksye State,
Capt. Worden. for St. Louis, will arrive
and depart at O'Clock on Tomorrow NOR.
ming.
The popular steamer Davenport, Capt.
IIolcombe, for 81. Paul will arrive on Tues
day evening and depart on Wednesday NOR
| ming at ) A. NJ. Il. II. Prettyman, agent.
The popular passenger packet Kcithsburg
Capt. Campbell is the next regular morn
ing boat for Fort Madison, leaving here at
o'clock. Lem. Parkhurst, clerk.
A correspondent, writing TO an Eastern
| journal ssys
"The Mississippi river is developing
new wonder. in view (which it has been
suggested that At almost any moment the
stream may disappear in mysterious watts
cry abvss b.low. At Memphis unmstaka>
ole signs exist of an underground channel
aud facts are related going TO show that
constant and remarkable changes are going
on. Many years sgo . saw mill was at work
in the swalnps Of Arkansas, twenty les.
from the Mississippi The owner awske
one bright morning to find his well dry. in
which the day before there was three or four
feet Of water. He CIT trench ITO . broad
long surface pond, not far away, and was
again supplied with an abundance Of water
This trench connected the pond and WE'LL
Three days elapsed the pond and we'll were
both empty. The old man Of the mill was
amazed. The story was told to traveller
from Memphis. 1t is plain enough said
he, the river is lower than for years past,
and yonr well and pond have empted them
selves into the great sewer Of the Continent
Inc Mississippi not only overfows, but
nndeifiows' all the broad valley through
which It passes. Ito channel. however
broad and deep, could not contain all the
ram that falls and streams that come down
i.om the mountains, Territories and Stases
Of America.
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School B OOks, Latest Ed.
stiOns and Lowest Prices,
ut Luae & Griggs. J:5 Perry
street. near the Post OEice.

Board or TRADE BAG FACTORY. The
merchants % our city are requested TO note
the advertisement OF Messrs Noyes {
Brown. manufacturers ard jobbers of seam>
less aud cunny bags, cotton and paper four
,aeks. This i,ctory has been established
N Chicago for number Of years. ard the
proprietors possess every facility for mak>
az the best bags in the u .rket The Board
of Trade Bag Factory is well known 10 sew
e.al of our largest dealers who have been
receiving their supplies from Messrs. Noyes
& Brow for lengihered period, and they
report them ~ first class men to deal With.
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School, Books, --latest Ed
ftsOns and Lowest Prices,
nj Ausc 4 Griggs, ID Perry
street, near the Post ONCE.

lNk VS.. Law w-Law second best, and T5
per cent. discount, with no buyers. The
printers and lawyers played closely con
tested game of base ball Saturday afternoon,
on the grounds Of the Scott Club, the laws
yers accepting the challenge Tor lie costs.-
The aforesaid costs TO be restaurant refresh.
ments at the earliest convenience OF law.
subject 10 no appeal The typos signalized
their victory by three cheers, family echoed
by the vanquished. Three cheers were
given for the umpire and Mr.. V. 4. Foster,
who won the ball bought by contribution by
all the players, for having the best score
The following score indicates the best played
% nG thn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

Dear Sir Having witnessed the operation ~ Dr
Wrichts Tar syrup in cases of Consumption cheer.
fully recommend II to all persons 90 afflicted
JESSE X WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Ste, Philadelphia
Thomas Winmill, Butcher, in "a ST. Market, Phil
adel phia rites
After suffering two years with Consumption and
constant hemoragrs. WAS induced 70 try Wright's
Tar syrup. After using six bottles. health returned
and am now ah 10 attend to nv business
SIS. Stevens. Druggists, Heading. Pa writes:
Mr.. j. !. Kroner The gross oi Tar Sprup pur.
chased about three weeks ago IL nearly all sold My
customers speak highly OF il. Send half gross OF II
to ny father, AZ Middctown. Pa and charge 10
G. b. Nansyekel, Drugg-ts Trenton. n j.. Gays
DIR. Wrgh : Tar Syrup does all YIN cla,m for IT.
nm selling largely of it, ard with much satisfaction
10 my Gust ners.
Wrght- Tar Syrop Ia sold by al Druggists and
Country S,orckcepers Price 81 cer bottle one
bottle will check the mos. aggravated Cough.
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Printers ~ 4IaI5I ofzOT3 3l2 go
LAWYERS I'll 5l1tsl ---lG
Passed palls Printers Chambers, l. Law
yers--- bentley, 4.
les caught Printers. 5: LAWYERS. 4.
Home runs--Pfinters Mossman, i; Lawyers
-Green,
Ump're-L C. Barnett OF the Scott Club.
Scjrers-J. Thompson. of Mississippi club.
for Printers. jas. Campbell. OF Scott Club. for
Lawyers.
The lawyers move for new trial in the
above case and ask for hearing on next
Saturday moon A. three o'clock.
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Pow der.

A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DUPONT 4 co =
"A Celebrated Dack ID ssmand, Grain and BlaStin,.
Powder will b.. KEEP, hand At oar MAGAZINE al III
times, which we can supply TO the Iraie at Chicago
prices. McNAiR& JORDAN.
aag td&w3in Agents for Dupont X Co.
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PEOPLa's PARTY ,rlCr g.

srvATol,
W. W. CONES. Of pleasap, yanev
ron REPRESENTATIVES,,
~. J. ROHLFS, OF sheridan.
N. z. DAVIS. of Davenport.
CHARLkS KELLY, Of lie Claire.
Ioa sBERiFv,
MAJoR O. SCHNlTGER, Of Davenport.
roa TasssuRER,
l.. 3. ylELE, Of Davenport.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
THEODORE ID. EAGAL. Of Davenport.
ron COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
JOHN GALLAGHER. of Davenport.
FOR SURVIVOR,
THOMAS MURRY. of Davenport.
F0R coapSo8,
Dn. G HOEpFNER. Of Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

"faet- are stubborn thince." say. the old proyerb
ana III these alone do We iutt nd deal in present,
ihg NhitliIS > TAR SlRt T. 10 the public All
Know tie necessity Of guarding against Colds as
.i ~ me necessity for taking the proper remedies
"heh lhe Code are upon IA. We saw, without fear
W contradiction, that the superior OF Wrirhts Tar
syrup ior TIE cure of Consumption, Conehs Colds
rohshltls, ana all diseases of the Throat and unys
Goes mol exist b low are testimonials from per.
sons some OF whom are known In all parts OF the
country
Dr. X suriro> NsclrSzir. Literary + litor OF For.
ny sfhadelpha Press. writes
fHtLAprlrnia. July %. 1867.
Al NtR-l.aaf christmas. for the first q me in nv
~, was -uch afflicted by very severe cod. With
aino-t constant cough aud sore chest .practica
makes perfect, the proverb SAYS, but the more |
coushei the worse did it. Bv what then consi,l-
tred an accident. hut now believe TO have been a
Providence. was Induced TO try DR.. WRIsiirs TAR
Sfstr purchased from you and was greatly relieved
~ TWO DAYS, wholly cured In ten II is unple A.
ant to the taste. which is good point Many ycars
u'o. rcading my way through old library, | came
across he works Of that Bishop Berkel.y " who pro
phetcaily and truly declared. more than n century
teo, that Westward the march Of Empire takes ,s
way. and among these were two treaiises In which
he strongly advocated the OF Tar As curative Of
many diseases from tstarrh to the plague Iwa.
thcn track with the cogency OF the good Bishop.
arguments. and am now sure-from the efficacy oi
DR.. Wrlghts preparation OF the ramc rcmeay--tha,
they were entirely correct
Yours. truly,
r. SHELTON MACKENZIE LID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

PrhsoSs visiting keokuk on business
connected with the Des Moines Rapids vii
find the engineers a, the Deming House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

tf"toeh W edding. Sparkling Ca
'atNbn- Still 6atawba, Delaware
'fa irginia Seedling.-Th Wines from
fis established House, have gained world
Wy e+~ieh'l'y for their excellence. and in purity.
Try Niyeraaa hoquet. they are unsurpassed III the
es'tei'ier NArfyE o. roarra~
lrpa % by Langieldt. Thodc Z Co., at pro-
wfset3rs prices drlC .3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

I,oR A TERM OF TWENTY YEARS. ONE HUN.
L DRED aud sixty feet iront Harrison street
west side between Fourth and Tnh streets in the
cit, OF Davenport
B. DAVENPORT
auCaf lrlt Raek Isfsrd IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

DoS'T fail to attend the auction 10 morrow
lst door west Of Pennsylvania House on
Fourth Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
Fsoarding and Day school

EoH YoUNi LADIES AND MISSES. Applt a,
! School Room lately occupied hy Miss Gillis Sar.
rent Plsce. or a residence, North Sargent Row
IHsirneiiou in Music. MRS :. +. HEARD.
lnaylA-tuia MISS r r. HEARD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

nishef at re'a'l nt.c.s. vai.h could have
bern catsiaei ia- r., ~ 81 pr cent less
which on aaar ial a'an. ior .hou' $500
per 'non'n = quito IN rom wer'l sewing
=. he i'a ewes ppeeE u had cut poor
children which IN many cases 'sa great
hcneh' - III" children ,he,ns,lvts. iey be-
'ng removed irpm The scenes II vices snd
h.tb OF Their wr-tchcd parents and it Is in
all cases reliet To nc county.
VII. We have Jaw against vacrants.
which, II r'eidy enforced, would greatly di
rnish our poor tax, aud relieve Us oi many
dangerous persons 4 strict enforcement OF
that law untou5,edly would remove many
begears, and e,her parsons wandering
about and having no visible calling or bus
mess TO maintain themselves" Ii Is true
that 1t i the GUY Of our peace officers 70
enforce that las, but we think i would
benefit our community il the Di-
tectors Of The Poor House be
required 10 sec i..' Tie y he enforced.
tine hhov sa@ ttstians w. submit 10 the
t4v '-eble cors iala.i - liz Haoorable
Boare q c4fetyieors
II. II. tIAUssRN,
W. + prcg. NJ. d..
NrNrr DAWSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
- 7aper Or the City,
LOCAL ITEMS.

lio' raG rnE FArpi-Cars on the Coal
Valley r. r viii be run between the
ferry Leudirg and the Rock Island Fair
every half hour during is continuance.
FaFe ten cents Aug. 30dGt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
Ehc Emreisa Brick Machine

N'N- sf' -.'l sqiii Brick per haur. with only nine
nsA tAH f4f pkt Nt har-,s. or ASA per hour by
etn p'~et liA- H. complex machinery to he get
ta4 ~. y, % leE o' hrcaSng down. lis great sim
" 1NsrY expert. Id -isht
" e'4,lsAse ine World ,o produce its equal.
AbRAM REQuA General Areu;. No ,u p-osa
VIZ, y. y. ' W. - -. i,"au p.u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

CEMENT Il Ds'leil Il Bro. are
in receipt Of la-ge quantity of Louisville
cement, as vii. he seen by advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
n Great Eargain.

on ACRE FARM on BRADY STREET. oppo
: site New Fair Grounds. Price stAn liv. -
two aud ha acre lois viii be sod II desiard
Terms euc-halt Cash Apply TO
auri-4tf GEO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

CHALLENGE The propre.ors Of tie
"Hesneiian PNs The ure cure for Asue,'
challenge tbe void to produce NOR. eti>
cscioas ani harmless remedy for Ague.
Hespciian III d yer 'ail to cure even the
worst cases of eeg Al ir.gsr.--Prirc only
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