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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21

PirrspURe, Feb. 20.--It rained necessarily
all last night but to-day the weather il
cloudy and cool.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-This morning
as George Ellinger was being taken from
prison into the criminal court for trial. on
charge Of assault and battery and attempted
rape. he was shot dead by the father Of the
girl on whom the outrage was attempted
The fathers name 10 Thomas Lees. He gave
himself up Immediately, and he was COM
mitte,i for trial
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LOVeEKlDGE,S
vR0ETADLE
BLOOD PURIFIER

THIS MEDtCoNE HAS 0EEN PREPARED WITH
ONT &c OBI :" = 9
Il " manufactured not from "s:neie pasture weed
scisntac espsrimenss .nd long study q Nature {
fukzIS vEcETAsLE. I eivs =. =. :.sisiasi
No. The root OF THE plant = the asdicinal part,
being IN Alterst Diuretc and Dcmulceht used In
scrofala, Chronic Rhsumatism, Secondafy asd Ter
ialy broken condition Of the system which follows
the nee Of mercury.
No root f this ssS pr1 .
the treatment Of ScrUfua, LepeOsy, Syphilis. Scurvy
No srsis perennial herb u Tonic Apere.s s.d
Diuretc. acts especially upon the Liver, y used
n Dyspepsia diseases Of the Liver and Srleen and
IN debtn.ted and irritable eosdisioss Of the stomach
No I-Thi. plant grows in oil parts Of ~ lnited
States. II r. Emctc, Cathartic. Alternative and Mar
cote. II excites the whole 0landuaf system and b
ossS e s Syphilis ses'f' s.d sSse''a'
No. SIS exclusively an Ane,scan plant TIE roo,
.ss .ss; + Z css, a. Asirs:s s,: Ar
stimulates and qnickrns the actioa Of the Liver end
Kidneys. and driesmnes the blood 70 the surf.ce
in ses~y. scsessla, syplliis. Goat, Leprsy and
NJ. Tins saruS grow. IL ne Usl.eA sssass,. \
used to excite he syssrs and iOs Is dssssseaenis
Of the Liver, Rheumatic and Chronic Syphie, Elm
ulese. and strensshsm Mucous Meabsinss. asd y {
VARIABLE Tonic.
II i Alternative, Duretic, DiaphOsetic and Aroma ie
Il used In Chlvoir RiIeuatisa sgphil0id AAecaeaS
! Erupilcns OF the Skin and Scurvy.
No. I1his b Tie StsREu Wed. 1s grove In thu
| Southern States. The TubUr 10 The nedicual part
| ltis Tonic. Dinsetic and Alternative, ond = mae1
| valued In Syphilis and ScrofuiA.
You will see hy observing the uedictnal properties
Of the articles given abOye. that the BLOOD In
| FER will all dise--es Of the Blood I'D SKIN
| however bad or long standing-some requirine mort
time than others owing TO the condition Of the sys
tenn.
have numbcrlcss testimonials of its wonderful 4
fects In purifying the blood and ccsn ing the yste
bat omit giving them for the that there On
many worthless compounds offered u the publ
accompanied with numerous certificates frandulent1
obtained give voc my Blood Purifier, leaving IL 4
| surtain itself upon its own inertia.
n tl,r patient, il using The BLOOD Puriacs, And
that the quantity given IN the directions IL not su
| eiont 10 move the bowels once day, inc,ease n
doer. as he Bowels muet be kept open. II IL advisa
bic 10 Esfhe ire luen,ly IN warm water, keepng III
| pofes Of the sk in free frrm Os,etractinna
r. DEATHR lOvD0lDoE,
Sole Manue.Gearus ard PNs0gieios,
| For sale b DruGgists. BuA1N n. !.
| 0eeo d01aSR on0TDU m00.k th0r0
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2O.-Some citizens o
DAnvile and vicinity, through anoaymou,
letters, ordered Maj. " r. Bourre. Super.
in,endent OF the Frecdmcn's pureau Gen
Fry and Others. to leave the country With,
two days. The pros ,cnted parties arrived
at Louisville this evening.
The New Albany Glass works burnel.-
Loss $50, 200. insurance. unknown.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2l.-To day there il a
strong. sharp west wind.
l, rained tremendously last night. Sew
eral bosts have b en- blown loose
The "McConiba,' and two tow boats tina,
had drfted down the river has been hrouch,
back by the "plaine City,"
This forenoon there was snow, slee., rain
and wind
Tits growing colder. Mercury, 80; Bar
cmetcr, 1852
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CHICAGO Feb. 81.
F'our.-Rather more active but unchanged.
Wheat Firm. No. spring advanced &c.
closed at 81 s. Sales were ut 9 20 for No.
spring s6s4Mis7 for No. 2, and at 65@l.
10 for rejected
Corn.-S,rons a. 11@2c higher. No. l ct
His 9s6 No ., s6. and rejected, 5s@6oc, clos.
ing trm At S for No l.
oats-More active and lc higher, At l0@&lc
for No .
Rye-l@2c higher; western receipts Of No. l
| ut 1894.
Barley-Firm ana 2@sc higher, at s2tG &c for
No, :, and 45@5o for rejected.
Provision = Dull.
Butter-Firm
Pork-Mess &ls.5o@ls75.
Lard-lls4gl2.
Hams Sweet picked loia@llh, short rib
mdiles sis loose.
o.
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b. HEINZ,
Produce & Commission Merchant

no. srRnOws STOCK lavnu.
DAYS HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ALL
Il kiude Of Country produce, butter, egge, etc.
boa, stores always On hand. Duys and selis OF
90 ntssn mvi<dt
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CINCINNATI. Feb. ~.
Co'ton-Drll. but unchanged; middling It -
@2Si1.
firm at the close
whest-.Unchsaged, with dull feeling. the
frmer at the close.
Corn-G nchanged M. &i.ss@l.eo
Oats-.Unchanged.
I've -Unchsneed. At 1.es for No. !.
harley-Cnchanged.
whisly-s,eady At q. IS, with moderate de-
Provisions dull but closed Hrme!
no. change.
Mess Pork-Nom;nsl At 60
bu'k neass-74a7h for shoulders; s,des Y 4
@s'5c; hams aud clear sides lo14@io'f on
loose bacon &c: . los4@i2jlc. for shoulders
with buyers At LA.
Butter-Steaiy.
Cheese Steady.
Sioser Seed--Dull aud prices drropirg
Flax Seed-Frm. At A SIS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21

MONONCAHELA
Iron w or1Es.
LEWIS, OLIVER / PHILLIPS,

MAKUvACTCoDoo OF
Carriage and Tire Bolts
'ThRAbae Akeans a06 Pipe BOxOss
VNogvn amd sl<eln AeOIess
(,Onch ,assd Lag Screws
"a nnrc and Brxagon lists,
a.n.e nm0 VVrOss 1rOm vvasheres
S1nchirac nnd alOw Ooles,
WrOwrOt Iron A11nees,
Twyerc lr0mss
hedge BoDse n00 Caoa10go.
a. C splice Dmrs anA HeUlooV &C.
A fall ass0r lsneOt u steudasd stees hspt =
stoek. WARRHOuSE-WoAe rond AasksS -.
Pittsbufgh. eet15.dly
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SV.a. n. n,aTrK'OE.

A TTORAEY Al LAW Office 40. rs Brady
IA street, Davenport Iowa. doc2e-tu
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tNAvEEraRr. IOWA OFFICE sour
Aar iiisi strort between Rrady and Mar
streets ResSenrc nearly cppcsite
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C0MME HCsAL..


sinwAuRtE Feb. 81
Flour Quiet; sales of XN $40 25 \. $9.2act
?.57
Wheat Firm. a, 81 Il fer No. /, l9a for
No. >. and 81 for No E.
Corn-Aciive, saies ct sic for old No. l Il
for new sh.llcd
Dressed Hors-Duli. at 14oM1.5o.
Receipts, l.aa1 Ibis. flour; 500 bu. wheat !;
l.spa bn. corn; $40 dressed hogs Shipments,
1900 thls -four; 500 bu. wheat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21

MONTREAL, Feb. 20.--The railway bridge
over Pike River. near Ssarbridge. gave war,
pSer;pits, ng the locomotive and four loaded
freight cars into the river. killing Speas,
. railway employee. Instantly.
A woman named carter. and Der para
snour, I.afond, have been committed for trial
on the charge Of poisoning her fsfmss hus.
tsud.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE. Feb 20.-The boiler OF the
Wisconsin Paper Co,upany's mill exploded
this afternoon. Four persons were killed
and three injured. The names OF the killed
were Isaac Hill, engineer. and his wife,
Dennis Short, fireman, and Mrs. Jordan
The dsmage to tho mill is estimated At
100000.
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90 .
IOWA

DcpreuE. Feb 30 The Dubuq,c Pro-
duce Exchange has adopted the centai sys-
tenn. to take effect Oh tie LIST If March.
Yesterday the most disagreeable snow
storm Of the season prevailed.
Preparations are being made for festival
On the Esd, for the benefit Of the Soldiers
Orphans Home Of this State.
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FROM EUROPE.
Latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
0XrADh.

egrnph.
BERLIN, Feb. 20-Ihr election returns
for members e the German Parliament are
nearly all in. All the members from Saxony
are anti-PrGssian.
The government has contracted for sew
era! steamers on TIE American pattern.
Reports from all portions Of Northern
Germany indicates that the Liberals have
carr ed Parliament.
LONDON, Wednesday evening, Feb. 20
The Princess I Wales hes been safely de-
livered Of a gil.
The war estimates OF The budget are
largely increased over those Of the precc
ding year.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, Feb. 20.-The superintendent Of
the Mobile & ONO Railroad has the whole
force Of the road repairing damages. and
hopes to have trains running BY to.morow.
The company is building = rev lsvee
around the depot and strengthening the old
one nj Columbus
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y '.
pajE1 AVA n ROGERS.
A TroHyEYS AND OOUNSEl.ORSA ALTA
IA Office in Davcnports Block. I'd floor. il
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Connecticut.

HARrvoRp. Feb. 20 The Democrats have
nominal d Richard d. Hubbard for Con
eress in the first district.
Abraham Dates, On old gentleman aged
rs years. committed suicide in Chesterfield.
yesterday. dufnga temporary alteration Of
mind
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CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANeisco, Feb. 20.-The Fepians
Of this city held lsrgc and enthusiastic
meeting last night. They resolved earnest.
~ co operate with their eastern brethren in
their cff'rts to achieve independence for
Ireland.
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E.RaRzg, n sBg ga,

y1ANSlClAN ASD :! RGhoN. OFFICE II
haaemsa' 81 state b.uk liui ding. ltcsidenct
.th ~ hu' Ear'Y ard Perry streets. noiadw
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DHYS!CiAN AND SUh0huN. OFFICE
4 resIaeuce No. -, cafuer Main and Third
'reats. Davenport. Iowa. sgd
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q. ID. 0a.1ME.
Plain and Ornamental Painter,


FRONT Ar0EFT,
Fourth door west OF Brady. Davenport. Iowa
y. e.. MITCHELL. Prop.
Oho,cs Wines. Liquors and Cigars constantly
on hand.
The Bowling Alley 10 new, and in perfect or
de--the only ono In the city. Give him a
call. mayl Oily
UNION BILLIARD HALL,
Mnln streets, hes. I'd a0o d.
cAvrxroar, ............ .............. IOWA
CONTAINING
FIVE We W. Tables.
MARTIN b PREiSTER.
teblN-dt' Propvietors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21

ArGusfA, FEB. 20-Thc Senate has pass
! resouson changing the Constitution.
6y shiking out tie ar endniett Of lSi7.
which p oiibitcd the creation Of any State
d:bt. except Tor war purposes The House
viii probably concur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21

New YoRx, Feb. 20.
Stocks stronger since call
a., S;2as OF Sans; Of -, 81; of's5, lss new
third SO.
SterIiag. 50 days, sk.
Cso'd eI.s7}S.
Houcg Der csnt
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2l.-Thc river has risen
10 inches the asst "a hours and is still ris.
ing one-haf Of an inch an hour. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer, 40; Barometer, 30.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21
NEW YORK.
LONDON L. NEW YORK
STEA NSIuaRS LINE.

Passage 10 ondon or Bres', $40 SIS and $50 cur
fency.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates available tor
months.
CELL Capt. Cleadell, from New York. March
WM. PENN, Capt. uilnse, from New York March
&C.
ATLANTA. Capt. Pinkham. from New York Mch 80
BELLONA, Capt. Dixon, from New York Apr -.
The British iron steamship CELIA. will leave pier
No. North River. for Londor. calling az ircst on
Saturday, March end.
Uni further notice all the steamers of this line will
call at Breet, to land passengers.
baggage hcckei and tickets eold through to Paris
at 70 Der cent les In n regular rates.
Ere CHI vii be taken and through bills Of Ian ding
given To HAVE, Antwerp, ROTTERDAM. Amsterdam I'D
Dunkirk.
For paseace apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY. 90 broadway.
For freight apply NJ - South ~
ROWLAND y ASPlNWALL. Agents.
IRA NJ CLIFFORD Agent Davenport. Eeba,r
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Easc 4 Economy In Washing
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w. r.. SilNCSG Ill.
abCenfaf.

abcs.ttsa.
lDERRY STREET, bot. Sd 4 4th. Davenport
J. With facilities unsurpassed, added 10 the
experience 81 moro than 20 years. hopes to merit
. large share Of patronage sepl5
e.. KAEs1N,
(tARpkNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OCcmr,eroial Alley, opposite Post Office. De-
vs.-nvt "a
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MONTGOMERY, Feb. 10. - The Legislature
adjourned sine die to night No action was
taken on the +, deral elections.
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THE FLOR ENCH:
SEWING: MACHINE

WIN do easily nll family and tailoring work one
AID the Fam. machine. Thy are .trong nnd finely
fiji shcd-.hcir moiiour nfc all positive there
springs p, ga, OF order viii for strength, dura-
hl and beauty ~ d--irnit Will hear and iayitc
comparison with any other machines.
esy ApI iicniions Tor Agency should cnclotc
riariI.r dec2s-dsi
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American. Adams, United States and Wells, Fargo
4 Co = Stocks. At lowest market Rates. Orders Tor
purchase and eAle in nj above securities solicited.
N B.-Holdcrr Of Merchants Union Stock SEEDING
forward for sale must eadurse each attach
power OF attorney signed in blank except NJ TO the
the number OF shares iebli djru
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Chicago Live stock Market.

n8O 1.-Two St0cA NsoEAess
CHICAGO, Feb. 81.
catile-Receipts of 3, co, head; market active
ana frmer; shipping and packing demand sales
at 45,ooG7 rs.
Hogs-Receipts $500 heed market 10 per
cent higher sales At e6.s5g7 rs for fair TO fan
cy. late dems nd good
Sheep Good lots firm: common gradus dali.
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Dgs. ue. u. MYERS.


Nv 20 UlF0N NfH IOWA ttNAiNT.
HAVING rErr rNGAGtD IN TuE,PKAC
Nm tice II Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwEsi, 1--WE YEARs ~ rnis STATE. ha. p. rrinn-
entity located IN this city and offers his pro.ea
sionai services 10 the c,tisens al Davenport and
vicinity. aud hopes hr his long experience with
the ass asea OF the climate 10 merit sud r.rrir
portion Of public patronage
'iioc catncr OF Third aud brady. over Lind
saws isweiry Store. residence IN what vas for.
moriy known 90 the Fulton House. on Water
street above the bridge. june27 DIT
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I>HR COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFOR4
i existing between Sleeper + Mc1raw Is this
day dissolved By limitation. ali those indebted
to the late irn viii please al and settle with me
pho acne IL entitled 70 scju-t all cieims the
business will be hessaltsr eonducted oy me:
JAMES Nc0RAW.
ravenpors Feb iesh. tes7-df
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ATTORNEYS AND CouNSELLOnS AT
X " - l. CORNER OF SECOND and BRADY
s,rae,s, pnvenpnr,, Iowa. noys-du
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Miss. $. l.. PllELPS.

STUDIO NO p IAHRAND' = BLK, ID FLOOR
DNoToGRAPIIS WORKED IN OIL. ON
L Water Colors, o. India ink. on plain or
albumenirsd paper. Particular attention paid
+, cop,ee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21

ID lYSfcIAN AND SURGEON Ohice cor.
H. I'd and Brady Streets under Sreepcr 4
DAyli-'s store. Residence on lith At, bet. Ira
dy and Main. octsd dr. =
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RecliAea Cider.

~ BARRE's REcTltIED CIDER OF
w Ss At The Davenport Fruit Hose
FRESH OYSTERS. ORANGES 4 LEMONS,
Al Chicago Whoies.is Prices
Feb. 20 csi. CHANDLER, GUILD 4 co.
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nURLEY'S STOMACH BlTTERS.

Hos debility loss ofappctite. Weakness indy
q dyspepsia. want Of action Of the LIVER dieordero
stomach. There are no Bstcrs that can compare with
thsse b ssmoving dstressingscom For sale
b had at any drug store In the United statss.
Seventy and Green stres.a whom all orders should
be- addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21

HOUSE AND Sign PAINTERS, GRAIN
III ERs, Paper hangers. Glas,ers. &c. shop
corner Main and fifih ats. mch29 .dlyI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-21

scis~ mex. NaedIci"~n.
TO CURE cONsu MPr1ON. the syssem mr.t be
prepared 20 tina, the iunea viii al. Tosceompl!sh
this the fivr aud stomach nirst t he clean cd rnc
an appetite Grated tor ro.H who'res'mr food wnish,
by these medicine VIII ne dl2e-'.d p'cp,ry and good
beatty blood made; thus n ny up The consti'n-
tim. sGiiEN ms MANDltAkE i'lLL~ cleanse the
q, mach nf all boae mneous nc uFnuiaii"is anc
by us ing the sea Weed Tonic In connection. 'hc up
petite /. =, sturpd
s,IsNcK'S ryt MONO SYRUP i nrtrlrious
w,l 40 medicine. and. ~ n-ins the three frmedbr
all iunsr.iic- u, *. evd from the s,seri apf 20 od
whalesosae VI I'D made, which sili re;,ei G ds-fnse
iflweAt- viii take tbc-c medicines according d.
rce,i Consumption very frequently In lie lsst.ag
Yields readily 70 their action. Take the pills fire.
quenty. to cleanse the liver and stomaeh. II does
mot follow that because the bowels not eos,ve
they are not fcQuifsd for sometimes in dianhoa they
arc nscessssy. TIE stomach must be kept healthy.
and sppetiis created 10 allow the Pumouic Syrup
to net on the respsrssorv oreanj properly ard aay
any irritation. Then I'll thatis required 10 perform
pernanent cuse H. to prevent taking cold Exercise
about the much a. possible cat all the rsh.
est foodfat meat. game. and. in fact. anything the
appetite bu, be particular and masticsc we'll
list mo-fcb2 ~
nUNNEWELL'S
H.a-u Cs.Tn4I The claims for this valued
PILLS. Family Pill are beyond
| tina, Of any other to use.
tes, 81 them viii not only prove this hut the greater
| error II oairisa which has heretofore been called
| Cm.w.rrrn The ECLECTIC PILLS never require
over tive md seldom but for the dose, \ On the
bowels without the slightest gripping, point 81 the
greatest Importance. particular, In
Chronic Constipation.
For while take St~GtE ptiL esery, every other
night They never produce debility aud Cure Ind
gceti n. Dysp.psia Head Ache. Liver and Kidney
Complaints, Piles, Worms, l.Js~ Of or Impurities oi
the blood. Loss Of Appetite. aud all Detangemfnfa OF
| Bowels ar Stomach
Nv sold BY all Who,ef ale aud Retail dealers Ia
| Medicine.
Holm T.. 1AunncW n'rop'r,
Practic al { herni-t, . COMMERCIAL Wharf. Boston.
| Mass.
| Phvs,c,an,. or Dealer. supplied In Bulk Formula
and fun Testimonial to THE Great Alo:ho Develop
| ne ri sent on demand. "rt,-d1n
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Go 70 rns Bssr.--Go 70 Bryant. Strat
ton d Mesrilrs Davenport Commercial Col
lege, to get thorough practical business
education, or to. become good sound tele-
ssaph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing stamps Bryant, stratton Merrill.
Davenport, Iowa. iwly.
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

Farm for Sale or Rent.
AOl ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND BE-
4Za ING part o. tAs old '.Jsckson Fern "
situsted about aquarter Of mile north OF Oak
dale Cemctryf and the "Orphan's Home -
Well sdapted for
Clsy Market Garden.
II not sold BY March lss next, il will b. 70
rent for . term Of i've years FIR cash only.
JOHN HWiTS CO..
Real Estate Agents.
Davenport, Feb. 4, 1887 DIFF
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=. -. nlClsARDsOy. NJ. ~,

EsliYSICfAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
4 with DIR. Baker. under the Davenport Ma
tional Bank, corner Of al aud brady streets.
REEEasNcRs -Joha N. Adler, n. D.. J. W. II.
Baker, NJ u. ayie II
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JAS. A. HIGH,

PEopRIkr0s oS rus
Harrison street Livery stable.
aRGs6&-s HARRISON STREET, BETwEEN
G1E316S Front and Second. Horses =
Carriages, Of the best quality, to let n oil
Asurs. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
and boarded II reasonable charges. [mylS-dly
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IA ~ nRADN STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond keeps conatan''y on hand end makce
M older.
Geass', Boys Wnd Children
ULOilIlNO efthc best material aud in q mannei
that cannot fill 80 give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. Imy2l Idly
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also made his parting bow on SATURDAY
He says very candidly that as he made DO
money as journalist he has no tears 10
shed in abandoning the profession. ne
awards due credit to his associates IN 'h0
management of the paper. AS 70 MS r.
lations to the other editors in kichmono'
he makes the following remarks, winch IL
affords us pleasure to reproduce;
"During the same period have been
the recipient of every courtesy in the
"way of advice, assistance, and informa-
elton. desired from the proprietors OF
every one of the daily papers in this
" CITY. and take this occasion to return
"my thanks for the same"
The Enquirer and the Examiner are to
be united and published by joint stock
company. The new paper has fine open
ing, and we know of no reason why 1t
should not be successful.
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Newspaper Changes.

K. II. SMITH 4 Son announced in Sa-
turday's issue their REIMBURSEMENT of the
proprietorship of the Richmond Enquirer.
The elder SMITH is one Of the best news
paper writer's in Virginia, and has main
tanned for the Enquirer the high reputa-
ZION which 1t had before no became its
eoitor. We have crossed swords occa-
sionaliy with him, but these editorial bat.
tieS nave left no scars on either side. We
! tender the Messrs. SMITH our sincere
wishes fQr their happiness and prosperity
IN whatever vocation they may engage.
I, u. WySsE, Esq, Of the EXAMINER,
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It Is worthy of remark that so closely
has General ScHoFIELD followed up the
congressional plan of reconstruction that
the new law will probably have no effect
whatever in Virginia. His contempt for
the Alexandria Constitution is evidently
shared by Congress. The assembling of
that body has had the good effect of bury
ing that defunct instrument beyond the
hope Of resurrection, and also of showing
up Mr.. CHAuooN'S "opinion in the MARK
DowNEY case in light which throws no
credit upon him. We told him when he rem
dered it that it manifested such an cutter
Ignorance Of the law and the facts of the
"case that it was not worthy of refuta.
"tion," and that his decision did "not
"touch the real question at issue, which
''was whether the voters oath had re-
" ference to any other di.franchisement
"than that effected by the constitutional
amendment" He has doubtless learned
by this time that the voters oath has re-
ference to ''no other diStranchisenent."
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MARRIED.

In Henrico county, on tho 10th Instant al an IL
wis. RICHARD w ASHTON. OF Baltimore, an q
Miss sMlLYP. KING. OF Henrico.
Baltimore papers please copy
Ia Petersburg on the 9th instant at The resi-
dsnce Of the BRIDES mother. BY me EGv; r.
A. ROBERTS all Of Petersburg.
On the 9th instant, q, FortsyiIle, by the Rev.
Mr.. Kep.ar, ROBERT J. BAkKsDALE, Esq.,, OF
Am-lia, to EMMA, daughter of the late Hon. John
V Mason