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Communicated

NoluhNuUlthlPu.
OBERLIN, Quo, May %, 1867.
Mr.. ID. MACKLEY- Dear Sir -
In the enclosed package find few of our
Oberlln apples. When was down at your town
on the 9th insL, | called at your Office. You were
at the Court of Common Pleas, so was Informed,
would have liked to had talk with YOU. but
having to leave the same day, | conld not.
The weather at present writing l. cold and
rOlny, and the season backward. The wheat looks
well, and bids mlr for good crop. This would
be the season here for planting corn Il It was not
TOR the wet weather. Grass looks we'll conse-
quently cheese and butter are plenty. There will
be an abundant fruit crop II nothing happens TO
It after this.
Politics Ia quiet here We do not have the fiery
discussions that ytu have down In old Jackson.
u does not cost man anything to be a radical
mere. The constitutional amendment will 90
nearly all ono way Ia our ton of country.
when say one-slded, mean for the amendment.
our Colleges are doing we'll, There have been
ABOUT hiteen hundred students duriug last torn.
Yours respectfully,
A. j, DYER,
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- EG-We must again ask the indulgence of onr
hepuellean friends for Mr. Greeley Supposs he
did foolish thing In the Davis affair hns he nnt
been sufficiently pnnlshuiG The Cincinnati En-
qnirer The Statesman, The Crisis aud nearly all
the other Copperhead papers In the North arc
aylshlng their praises upon him. Is not that
eno1gha Men and brethren, (whlte aud coloredl
deal gently with hlul, lest ye make his punish.
ment greater than he can bear. Colambus jOart,R.
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ETFor the arst time In the annals Of the world
DO We lind q conquered rebellion treated with
sneh leneney that Its leaders 90 where they viii.
while the officers Of the government dare not
venture into the conquered territory. While
Jefferson Davis, the arch-conspirator Of the re.
Justice Judge Kelley, member Of the Congress
Of the United States, is hunted from Mobile for
bic ne by mob Of unbung traitors. Marietta
Re0iHer.
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Notice.
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate. . su
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Cour
Il Of Jackson county, Ohio, l will offer for

4 n pursuance of an order of the Probate Co urt
Il of Jackson county, Ohio, l viii offer for
sale at public auction, on
Saturday, July 6, A. d., 1867,
at . o'clock, P, NJ, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in the coun-
ty of jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Being u part Of the east half of the south
west quarter of section 49, township 7, range IL,
beginning 16 feet from the northwest corner of
lot No. 10 in Reeds addition to the town of Oak
Hill, thence running north with the State road II
rods and 13 feet; thence east rods; thence south
II rods and Is feet 10 within Is feet of the north
east corner of said lotNo Is thence to the Place
Of hegipning! Appraised at $3.50. tE.a>'NGe
Terms Of sale-One half cash in hand on the
day OF sale, and the other half in six months
thereafter. Deferred payment to bear interest
from day of sale, and to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold.
JAMES LOCKE, ri
Administrator of John V, Locke, deceased.
D. Mackley, Atty.
,June & '67-5W-Df-SQ o. ......
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Internal Revenue Notice.

AssEssoR's OFFICE, U. s. INTERNAL REvEYuE.l
1lrH, Dist, o., IRoNToN, MAY 22, 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that appeals will be
received and determined at the Assessors
Office in Ironton Ohio. during the business hours
of each day, from JUNE 9th to JUNE 10TH 1867,
Inclusive relative to any erroneous or excessive
valuations, assessments or enumeratiOns returned
by the Assessor or assistant Assessors of the 11h
District of Ohio in the current ANIMAL lists. And
during said time the proceedings of the Assessor
and assistant Assessors together with the annual
lists taken and returned as aforesaid will be sub
mitted to the inspection of any and all persons
who may apply for that purpose. And all appeals
to the Assessor. as aforesaid, shall be made in
writing, and shall specify the particular cause,
matter or thing respecting which decision is re-
quested, and shall, moreover, state the ground or
principle of error complained of.
ELIAS NIGH,
Nav 30 'G7-2w Assessor I1th Dist Ohio.
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JOSIAH c. CREMEENS Executor of james
- Davis; W. N. Burke Administrator of Milton
Duloney; w. X. Hastings Administrator of
Leonard Wishon w. S. Williams Administrator
Of Frederick c. Rosser; Jonathan Dempsey Ad-
ministptor of James Dempsey; Rejoyce Corn
Administrators Of Abraham Corn; John H. LLOYD
Guardian of Olive Cool; John Reed Guardian of
Margaret Reed; John Johnston Guardian of Lou
lisa E. Poor; Joseph Aten Guardian of John Vnn-
dvort; Daniel Regel Guardian of Tabtha J. and
Phebe A, Busler; David j. Jenkins Guardian of
Evan E. Evans: David j. Jenkins Guardian of
the heirs Of Benjamin Evans, deceased David ].
jenkins Guardian of the heirs Of Morgan Will
ams, deceased JohnBuckley Guardian of Mary
Shumate, and John McKitterick Guardian of his
children, have filed their accounts and vouchers
for settlement in the Probate Court Of jackson
county, Ohio, aud the same will be examined and
heard on the goth day of June, A. d., 1867.
tt'. j. w. L0NGBON,
June G, '67-3w. Probate Judge.
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Wanted-Ag gsnts.

$3.50 PER MONTH the year round or 900 per
cent. profit on commission. We guarantee the
above salary or commission to suiable agents at
their own homes to introduce an article of iRdis-
ulars call On ur address G., W,JACKSON q Co,
IL South street, Baltimore Md.
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4 tNrARRl, Bronchitis, Scrofua of every
- phase, Liver and Kidney Diseases. Wm Il.
Prince Flushing, N. Y, for 60 years proprietor
OF the LinnPn Nurseries has discovered the Rem
edial Plants which are F0sitiee Cures for the
above and all Inherited and Chronic Diseases,
Dl lspepsia, Asthma, Nervous Debility Rheuma-
tism, and all Female Maladies, aud others result
ing from lmpuriJy Of the blood, hitherto incur
ablei Explanatory circular, one stamp, Treatise
on all diseases, 20 cents.
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Probate Notice.

D. Mackley, Atty.
June 4, ,'67-5w-pf-S9 90.
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GTEAM & HORSE POWER ThRESHING
- MACHINES. We build Steam Threshers and
Horse Power Threshing Machines of all sizes,
also Portable Saw Mills of various sizes. Our
Farm Engine is the best in America, and our
Threshers are superior to any made Send for
our pamphlet. JONAS W. YEO, Robinson Ma
chine Works, Richmond, Ind
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

On Monday the first Pile was driven for
the railroad bridge across the Mississippi
river ~ Quincy. 4 large number OF c''N
zeps witnessed: the ceremony. The bridge
vill BE- pushed for~ard with energy this
season.
The reported ncn:nation Of Geo. HERON
- tss osrshalship Of Louisiana - contra
dic'ed- The fees Of the once Il 10 supposed,
swslled BY the business under the bankrupt
Law wiil amount to ee5o, 900 vesr-'args
enough to make ths strife for the place
somewhat brisk.
A fellow named Michsel Burns while ~
der the influence Il liquor. shot John klas>
zen. keeper Of the American Houss. as Ia
pssts, on Tuesday night last. The esa
struck on tue left .hesk bone. passing
through, and lodged scme~l,ers in the region
Of the ear. where it still remains. Mr.. \. 10
esnsidered in critical condition.
The rivers South ere still very high
Mound City. Ills. is deluged BY the break
ing Of the levees. Helena, Arkansas, ID
reported ten fec, under water, many builds
ings washed away and some thirty lives
lost. The Arkansas river is very high and
has done much damage. The Tennessee
end Cumberland rivers are also very high
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

Tas RscsPrIox LAST EvENIxo.-Doring
the winter the officers and membsrs OF the
Library Association, assisted BY the ladies
Of the city, have been at work raising funds
fsr the purpose Of opening and fitting up
reading rooa for the accommodation OF
their members and their friends. Success
has attended their efforts. Their rooms
have been Ycsitted and refurnished. The
supply Of re&ding matter is such ~ 60 &C.
commodate al. Calling there last evening,
We found the rooms we'll filled with ladies
and gentlcmen, I'll either engaged in social
chat, or viewing the surroundings with crit
ical eyes as they sspssssd in the reflections
Of the brilliant gaslight. The only com
ments we heard we're these Of Aattering
nature. We also found tRe officers Of the
Association there to receive their friends
with that Characteristic afTable gallantry due
from their official position to those who bad
given time and attention for t.e benefit Of
the Association.
since the reorganization Of the Associa-
ton upon its present popular basis, it has
hscn successful in oil it~ undertakings; and.
We venture the assertion that in this, il
present enterprise, II will do even more than
we'll. All who were present last evening,
and saw the many who came and weot, mi
vsrsally well pleased with oil they saw. can
not but agree With us in saying that the As
sociation is backed BY tho sympathiss Of th'
publi,.
UsE Lallemand's Specific for Rhsumstism
Gous and Neuralgia. Il sdsetually dsstroy'
Ill poison in the blood. and performs rad
ical cur. Read tessimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
rmE NEWS.

The Hudson riveris opea from New York
10 Hudson City.
New England railroads are generally re
ducing their fare.
Senior Fscurd Govic succeeds n. Taslora
a. Spanish Minister .: Washington.
E. b. Wsshburne has arrived safely in
Paris and 10 being medically treated.
A Montreal telegram states that cheese
factories are spnng;ns up in all parts Of
Canada.
Neither Of the Colorado contestants to .
'Seat in Congress will be allowed . sitting
until the matter is decided officially.
The committee now in Washington have
been cordially received BY the Senators and
Representatives ofboth parties.
The task Of laying tho gulf sub marine
cable from Key West TO Havana, will prsb-
ably be undertaken in Msy.
"Martial Law has bese revived in Spain"
American institutions ore breaking out
among the old world dsspetisms.
The loss BY the explosion Of the powder
maessine at Xecia, Ohio, reaches $4,000.
The late flood has injured Tennessee to
the amount Of e200. .0OO. 900. the farmers
suffering greatly.
Jefferson Dsvis is ssid To have received
$4,000 in subscriptions trsa his ftisnds
since his incarceration in N. Monroe.
The report that the City Of Mexiso has
been captured by III. Lbssals 10 eoutra-
dictetl-as oil Mexican sespoeta gsnerally
ase.
Utsca:aod Palmyn, N. T.. have botA goas
Democratic. High tariff. high taxes, and
military dsspotism are wakise up the pee
pie
Now York 10 thus early in the season,
snd with wisdom, preparing to Keep oG the
eholras The return Of which to this coustsy
this year il predicted.
The Democracy Of Rhode Island nomina-
ted their candidates for State ol1cers on
Thursday. Lyman Pierce received the nomi.
nation for Governor.
The prohibitory liqsss bit failed 10 &C.
csive eonstitutienal nsjssity in the Indians
House Of Representatives. and therefore, fos
the present, 10 defunct.
Sixteen thousand rr.neh sold;sre 1,s.,
sailed from Mexico 1os France up 70 March
Cd. Msximi!iAn threatens 40 expose ol
Napoleon's intrigues against the United
States.
Reports Of frsuduiene over issues Of cur
tency in the Treasury Department at Wash
ington hass led % nsevsoeus fos the in
ves'isasica ~ The sGaiss 1t that Departmsn,
by CosgPas.
The Fsaian sscileosns continues in New
Yese. A wass dsaenserasion took plsc,
Wednesday evsning in Union Square,
Money i pouring 10. A New York No,
chant proposes 70 raise cos million dollar
for prisateers.
On Monday last judgment vas rendered
against the Mayor and Aldsrmss At Du
ouqus. 10 their private capscities, for tn
sam Of es.osl ss, they having ssfsssd 4
make iss levy satRsisst - pay for so.s
psepsty whish had bsn ssalsansd - u,
wsr ~ ths r,sv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

Am raR FOUNDATION or rHR INAENsR
business ,ow done In Paper Collars and the present
sale Or then rearly equals that OF al otAsr makes
eonbsaed. Tneyhsve bssn made from uniform stock
from tho conmencemenss which now costs 80 per
eept moes sAsn that used in the psodseaion or any
oshsr shey eoss the dealer more
Thsesscre when .consumsss ars 1sged 10 NY othss
nakee At the same priess = 0RAy'A Il is because
sAe iaeefier goods pay moro profit.
u sov VAR rHs Very Best. sasx sr1
9ray's Patent Nodded Collars. Asr
FAKE NO osnsas.
Tie .ssds supplied By
CLARK. VWHGaTBRAOU9E & CO.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
- Our ftleads s.a r. tr.as sre cautioned aeains
M heine dsIlr commenced In sasious parts ol u,
coonlsy 81 tbe Usios Co.. agenst dsaleni In the sane
Hatch. Jehnson = Co.,
n Warre~ Street, ....... ....NeW York
arrsrya AGENTS UNION r. Q. co 4 AMER
1chiSIs ICAN MOLD3D ,OLLA1 co. dls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

WANTE

GEvERAL SOLICITORS fOR FIRST
~ Class Fire Ins. Co Men Of aee snd exper
tence preferei. None need sprly without good
Recommendations LUTHER r. EADS.
mol Land Agent. over Y. .. Davenport. Iowa.
JUINrRR HMPLoYMRNr-ssoe PER- MONTH,
W sAd Rxpenses Paid MALI and Fernale Agents.
60 introduce q NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION,
of abeoiuse utility In every hOueehod. Agenta pre-
fessine % work on conissinA can earn from t2d ~
- For full partieu are. enclOss stsnp and
sddsese, W.G. WILSON 4 Co.,
dec.s dsm Ccsslsnd, Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

GaAY's MoLDsD CoLLARs.-We took 0c.
casi0n lately to recommend these celebrated
paper collars ~ being the best in the world,
hut neglected to inform tho public where
they can be procured at retail. Sam Perry
has largo stock Of them On hand, end oil
sskes can bs found at his model establish
mont When buying boz do not forget to
examine the new and tasty lot Of neehties
TO bs found in the showcases. for the best
variety in the city can thwe be found.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

"A liuNDRsD YsARs TO CoAs" Dr.. ]. w.
Polands White Pine Compound will be the
only recognized weiical preparation in the
treatment of all diseases Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, and Throat and Lung affections
Thousands astest its merits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

Of Davenport will net support, nor vote for
any candidate for Office who pledges himself
to any party or parties in favor Of viola,
ton Of law.
The following resolution was not brought
before the meeting:
Resoired, Thst, in view Of the pssaicious
effects Of political cliquss gsiag into con-
veation and aftee the nominatsooe boiling
the track. the Gasetss clique BE- requested
to abide by the ss' ION Of this ccovent'en ei
forty.
The principal speakers end osvsrs Of The
meeting were, Msssrs. Green, J. D. Canp-
ball, I.eake, Henry, J. W. Thsupsos, Sey-
mour, Russell. Aax~ell. r. Hall, b ood,
Sully snd W. n. Greer.
The meeting adjourned at late hssr, bat
In passing the hall ct . reasonable hour on
our way to the Reading Rooms In the same
Row, We cav no light in ths hallaad did mol
70 IN, end hsnec are unable to give fusthei
proceedings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

QuAE AnxissA. .SALvA.-For the past few
days We have missed in orr daily round .
familiar face; the voice that Was wont ~
greet VI, now makes music for another plea-
sure. different words must now fail from those
lips, 10 another cadence must they be spo.
ken. Not into such alliances, Friend Will
liam, did ws council you, until We saw that
fate bad ssaled Thy destiny. Covered 10
With an impenetrable mantle Of indifference.
The gIancss Of the fair and fascinating ofour
city have been unavailing. ret man Is not
inialliable snd one Of Kentucky 3 FAIR daugh-
ter has won lowa's youngest Price. Our
young friend wm. II. Price left last Mon
DAY evening for Paris, Ky. whers he was to
be united in matrimonial alliance with Mics
Anna T. Williams. In addition to what we
have already said we can only ask that lss
may keep in sight that old time sentiment
which runs thua Nosos s~icos dun pssas,
ssfcres'eSls. w .hsv. learned within the
past few days that il is not good for yosng
men TO BE- alone, and take this opportunity
sf congsatu!stins our young fiiend upon his
early choice. May regret never trouble his
domestic peace. and the purpose Of his life
be one with hers whose happiness Is nov
entrssssd to his, care. william. farewell.
snd may We soon say the same Of thy saso-
csatss.. 'Iss wssl-bst may they not pass
By Daveapest Gisls e. thsss q o 0ees
sunny cli1s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

man Of said committee ~
J.. The tollosing rssolsdsn xas shen adopt.
ed
6csolred. That from and after the date Of
the n.eetngs VI the various wards 10 elect
delegates 70 the next city convention, the
Republican City Conmitsee shall be com.
posed Of one member from each wsrd, TO Be
elected annually At the meetings held to elec,
delegates to ths city cenventioo.
After discussidk numerous issues, 1t was
decided that it would net take more than
forty delegates to rem this convention, and
that the appointments to the wards respsc.
lively be leN 70 the above committee.
NJ. I'd. Russell sGssd IL fsllesing:
kss6o4. That the Rsputalsans q shs city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

" you want jetty black Shiskers use
Upham's Hair Dye-only 80 cents bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up BY J.J. Kroner.
Philadclphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

In BANKRUPTCY.
The undersigned have completed extended
arrangements for obtaining the discharge Oi
Bsnkrupts under the new law.
One of our iirm will be IN regular attendance
a the Federal Courts aud in commune stion
with our Office and Its correspondents. We shsl
devote especial attention to this branch Of bust
ness, and our clients may rely upon prompt nc
ton in their cases.
An early application will be necessary TO se'
cure speedy adjudication
COOK 4 DkURY,
Attorneys.
men 5dw2W Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
MARRIED.

Al Paris, Ky. On Thursday. March l4th, a
IL o'clock NJ. nj the residence Of tNe bride
parents. by Rev David Walker, Mr.. WfiLlAA
u. PRICE. OF this city, ia Miss ANNA Z. WILL
LtAAF, ofthe former place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

G. A. X. PosITIoE. are informed bv
Mr.. Tyner, Capt Anircas, and others
Of thee A. RS, that as an cTganiz alton
they are not political, but on the contrary.
as body they entirely ignore political
issles and questions, and are not bound Ny
the action OF individual members outside Of
the oi ganizstioD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
CITY NOTICES.

stencil Work.
Dumont cuts oil kinds, from l-e inch TO
1 inch letters, plain and ornamental, at No.
Is Main street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

TnE STOCKHOLDERS Of the wapsie bridge
will remember the meeting this evening at
o clock, II the ofice Of Geo. L. Davenport.
The business is important.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

Nosscs.-Asssss. Luss 4 Gsises wish
~ 10 state thaA they have entirely exhaust
cd the prize lot Of Whittier's Tent on the
Beach, and will have plenty Tuesday morn.
ing next
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

= A PRACTICAL TANXER A ND. CuRRIgR
IA wAass partnsr With = Capital ef from
SEQ - fosr tSossand dollars, 70 e,ssy on thr
1annesv and cusrying busioees u this city.
.Aeoseses fAMhDh - ~ Dessspers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

Tnx public were greeted last evening wi.h
music by the Davenport Silver Band. They
have their headquarters in the third story
of Nichols Block. and We understand ere
making marked progress in their study.
and practice with these theis new iostru-
ments. We presume i. viii not be long be.
ore they will appear publicly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
Gin Bnnkruptcy."

The undersigned wish to notify the public
that they have also completed extended
arrangements for obtaining the discharge Of
bankrupts under the new law" That they
will be 70 regular attendance upon the Fed
eral courts whenever they have any business
there. That thsy will devote "especiaL at
temtien' to Whatever business they may have
there, and onr clients may rely upon Is
prompt action in their cases o. re have the
ability 70 procure.
An application At any time, to either Of
the undsrsignta, will secure speedy adju>
dirntin0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

A ONE AND HALF STORY DWELLING OF
= SiH room. ..-Ceilaf. Water Srlsndid Lot tDxlsS
tsss Containing cAee fruit and sAaAe srees, for sale
low FOR Cash. Only minute. walk from ooef once.
App y 10 KENT & 0QLnSBCRY,
Feb. 2Sth, 1877 -du I.and-AGents.
C0N ACRES OF NO. 1 PRAIRIE LAND. ALL
CVV tn one body. laying u m.les north west VI Da
buoue, In FAycttc County. lo~a II miiee from Co..
seat. This land VS. bought oi the Government over
u years ago. and s 6rrt choice end hss tvin9 water
On IL and is mile from Wilson's Grove.
will exchange Il ios properly IN this city take
stock " mere hAndise fus II. r. P.kERkEu.
Franklin House.
IAN 9ldf Nsvaat hrN am osA ttneyison
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16

the premium list Of the III nois State Agri>
cultural Fair which is to be- held at Quincy,
September goth to October 9TH inclusive
This s the 18th annual exhibition Of the
Society, and is open TO the world. Any
person desiring information concerning the
Fair or lists o. premiums will address II. D.
Emery. Chicago, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
Fine Farm for sale.

NlTHlN THREE NILES PROM TUE
w Court House, containing eighty acres Of
land. all under cultiv vstioH, aud wei fenced, with
good bearing Orchard, fine grove, Ac
Apply at DESSAlN1 4 SCIlKlCkERS Saw
Mill, cor "a 4 Scott Streets snch. -df
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
cit Y 1T Z M =.

RruxnErg tbs Board OF Trade meeting AZ
LeC1a:rc Hill this evenings A constitution
aad hy.lsws FOR permanent crgaaz zation
will be submitted for approval.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-16
LoWRY,S GRAIN ELEVATOR.

Rae~s sr Charges ~ Elevator.
a CENTS PER BUsHEL FOR rms rInsr
"a Tweaty days. or fractional parsa ther, Of -
Z cent Tor every 6ve days or frsss;onal parts
shsssof
Winter Storage.
Four cents per b0ehel siil the opening OF nav
igestss % NE Miasissippi Rives.s
Lose By Ore Esd hsstise as owners sisk.
ROBERT LOWRY.
uevsaooss. De- issh. 1854. dcclsdswwsm
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NJ EETING.

MEETING.
NATIONAL DANk.
FrNHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
4 Stockholders ofthe Citizens Na.innal Bank
at the Office Of Stewart 3 Armstrong. % Moa-
day evening next, At 4 o'clock. 10 rrrebct or.
ganiastion. Eaclr stockhelder il rsqaested 81
come prepared 10 psv up the twenty per cent Of
the stock subscribed BY esch.
Per order
Davenport. March Is. 1851 -dtd
DOAW1D Of TRADE MEETING.
4 MEETING OF GRAIN UKALKRS, nER
- CHANTS. 0snufAcfurcrs and othsuo favorable 10
the argsnisston Of Board Of Trade WI ne held q
L. Clare Hall saturday evening. the 18th inst
o'ciock Al his ns.ting ConstitutiIa and Ny
Lave will be submitted for approval.
BY order Of fCOmmittee.
JAS. n DAI.zELL, Chairman
Davenport. March l3, iS6s-dtd.