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New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
RoLEUN AND MINING sroCKs.-FIRsT BOARD.
MONDAY. Sept. 16-P. NJ.

Gold closed at IA after selling at l44d l44S during
The day. The cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were Sj6jl30l0, and the balance $l,14S3l1
Government stocks are steady with amoderate busi-
State stocks are barely sustained In Railroad
bOnds little doing The miscellaneous shares are spar
iugly dealt in in and hardly enough done 10 ma Ike
quotations Pacific Mail is lower and sold at 1905
The Railway share market is not strong and there is
support except that given by cques holding large
amounts for which they are seeking market The
advance in the rate of interest and the increasing be-
lief that higher rates and renewed activity are i'm
pending deter fresh buying After the call the mar
ket was dull. AT the Second Board the market was
lower and heavy. After the call the market was dull
and heavy, and closed dull at quotations: New
York Central, 1912 l05.; Erie, 6SG6Si Reading
1O3.G102l; Michigan Southern, 79sa79s North
Western. common. a., a 4S,: Northwestern preferred
6Ss66Sl; Rock Island, lO25a1O2l.
Money on call is per cent for new business and
old loans have been generally advanced In many
cases per cent has been Ipaid. Commercial paper
sells at g. al when first class.
Exchange is quoted as follows. with sales from
second hands at less than bankers counter rates ::
London. GO days 1905 1921: commercial. los, 100.
Paris long 5l1 ZIG. do short, 51j; Antwerp, $50
d5.lS. Swiss. 520a5lG. HamburgS6i Amster-
dam. 4l.a il.E Frankfort. Al; Bremen, 7SsdS1;
Berlin. -.
Freghs 10 Liverpool. per steamer, 1900 boxes
Cheese at ;s)s To London. 30 hhds Tobacco at 2js.
The transactions at the Sub-Trcasury were: Re
;epis for Customs si1GODO; Receipts for Gold Notes
s9i,OOO; Total Receipts $G,jO9sO 81 Total Pay
aents, Sj.lOI. 1856; Balance, Sl90, ,'S5.34O -.
The items in the Bank Statement show the follow
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
9iluntial.

UNION fACipc RAILROAD CosPAsr PREsIpksr's OpYtcK
,.,u,, c,rD - No % Nasiu,sr.. NEvYoNK AnE a6 1901
ImE SIOCkliOLDERS of the Union Pacific
ro.h Company are hereby notified Annual Meeting
@ s,a or the Election Of Directors transaction such
% nsss s may come before thn will be wBDNEs
PAY Of October peI Tea OJ o'clock a IN At tho 0s Of IA
comp,bJ 10 the CITY ofSew.Yoh - v "~
ca. OLIVER AMgs. President pro tempors
NEW.GORK and dNEWFOUNDLAND TELE-
DOu0IT anY SOLD Commission h, GRO q pIJSaAR N ,
Wal't, Dealer In IseSraph and Brpres. Stocks ' '
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
SECOND BOARD.
cOvIpNAfTNT DEPARTMENT

Us5, II Reg lUs5-2O CoU'65n IUS52OC OCOu or .,
',...c, % ''7 ,c,n,O 100000 .lOS5
d., f,, MI Treas Notes 3-lO
4OOO.....-.. .llis Jopto.-.--.'-IV7s :" ''i'' 1O-l
4 s 6s $50 Coup GA 0VVV '''-'''''''
1000. .lO9ti
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

The most OF tie sales UlJf
wnEnE the CATTLE ARR FRoM.-Yew-Y York. 273: Ohio
10 Michgap ~ Indiana. 255; Illinois, 1888; Iowa, 71
Missouri, 90; Kentucky, col Texas. J3).
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE
The total number this week, G,i7i head. compares with
week last year. and with Gas for the corresponding week
one year ago The number sold to-day at the Onehund
ien @ s ihSc iS 2g'5 head compares with 20O head
year, and with 2,GsO head at market one year ago
many more than The average number Of bull0ck- but
they have all been sold and at about former prices
some OF the statesmen say less FOR cattle but
the quality has been superior 10 the very low grade OF
ieed week ago the ayeTsge price is even advanced
ending to-day the lowest type OF which was lot ortwo
Of uud.twO year old State bnlls sold at sdI0c y m
bunch at So. and another at s2 head Then there
were some III steers two years DID, just right for feed
ing two years longer and which IS great waste Of
material" when sold in this condition beef as they
h11 - be- no farmers being present TO buy them They
zcTo thin u true. Of 6i cwt, and averaged 3c. n.
ygy poor 9ihef, decent sold at i2Gl5c.-one
lo, ot "a lad to dress 81 cwt' which ayera-
Ne 20 70 ihc medium, decent Western cattle Of about
cVt, which brought lal5c. then the o. and Ky. dro-
1000 from those states FOR the week. OF sosI cwl selling
nysiy a. lCqlCtc WITH tops at i7c SUI higher up. and
showing good mixture OF Durham blood. aud made OK
ira hnc by Pcaway County feeder. n. j. Turney, and
Of stock They would easy dress . cwt ana after
whoesang at strong lGc wefo reaied at lC, a7Ic the
hundtcdthft today and the 2O75 head In the Yards
were a sold, but our opinion Is that really good cattle
sni Dipnsn. lne prices OF similar animals last
o woo"' ,i'"sn MORO MORO - no doubt "A few sales
men were not able TO get mp 10 where good
Iuck carried them ono week ago. IL f. also
pretty certain that ordinary and scaawag droyes went
Tor less money making about thing save that tho
excess W TAT groves over tho very meagcr show OF last
red on during the middle Of the week at both Communl.
paw ana hudson oity prices ruling pretty uniform The
delightfully."- cool weather aided by fho return Of many 90
our citizens from abroad md from watering places and
for all kinds OF meat hence butchers arc buying freely In
meet THIS demand The average OF G.7OO buocks per
Hoeh uuis month past which Is 900 moro than iho
weekly receipts OF last shows call for beef 10 Inc
ptoGeoeItediy large prices ruling quite uniform during
tho tc Beside tho heavy run OF cattle we ara now RE-
ceivng more sheep than before the 90 800 Tor Tho
past w0ek helOg Without parallel " WV
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

The statement reduced the legal tenders to within
f9l6S52 of the lowest point touched in 1891 and this
loo before the time in ordinary years when money is
wanted ia move the crops. The drain Of legal ten
ders to the West and South promises TO be large
enough to put interest up to legal rates CALL at an
early day. During the next two weeks the country
banks will be putting themselves in condition TO
make quarterly report and in the process will
call their New-iork balances, now forming the
serve Of country banks, and giving great seeming
strength to the city institutions. In October at a
time when the banks are indispOsed TO part
with compound notes used as a reserve large
amount falls due, which will probably be paid, and
not replaced by per cent certificates. The Secre-
tary is not in a position where he need renew any
short debts. but pay he goes. All these pay
ments of compound notes reductions OF legal ten
ders and bank reserves, and will force upon the
borrowing community contraction of their wants
and repress speculation in all directions
In September, 1866 the banks held of legal tenders
t92, 5OS. which on the lst of September had
dwndled to sGl,4S5,45S through the movement
OF the crops But this does not show all the
facts Of the contraction Of currency at New-Yotk |
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

- oifI, ~, H-l3tH bbls. Flour $50 bbs whisky i3ls
@ pusn neat 6O77 bush Corn l222s bush Oats 5s pkgs
p,, ',eas i pkgs Lard $40 sacks Ocake lilJ pkgs
Butter, s.l62 pkgs. Cheese, $50 bbls Eggs " '' TO
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.
RECEIPTS.

For TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Sept 1G. 1857.
Bceyrs Cos. Veal, Sheep and lhmb, ssiae. Toih
6Ail ~ l.iN 1b.3b 2,3lt 1jil5
These were sold at the following market places
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

s,Igs AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE'-ili'9I CALL'
10! O'clock A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
AT TDRTiETiI 81.

By Hume 4 Enlott-lGs sheep and lambs s9IG 7S 40
ti 02 29i Sios 225 so5s ~: 2i soi Ol; 3s SOi 81;
s ~ 500 i75 sjs - 39 s5I2 5o TO- 1907 80; 2s3 s3
2 s9t 50; Gl9 96 gO 2o7 so9i 5 taO sii8 81 III s3
I9 s32 59 i2 tJ7l i0 i69 tG 10 iJI, I; i6 sos IL;
3j, sj9 75 lJT s2T ST. 2li sll75 ~; no sI3 ST. l2
$3.50 81; 49, sl9s o. sJ6J so 2jl $3.50 s0lJ Ol O
s9 80; 3o7, u 800 iO 525 $4,000 OJ o. sG iJ s7OJ Os;
III. s6l 25 Total. s,2is, .3s,sOi a. Average 81 20.
BY McGIaw-20O sheep aud lambs; the sheep at 4! a
6!c., aud the lambs at dsc.
BY j. Kirby3.6j, sheep and lambs at 5q6lc. for the
Former and dS.c. for the latter
By Judd Buckingham < MCPHERSON sheen and
lambs the sheep al roc. with few extras at 6c aud
@sc for lambs. though extra selections made
nj D By the head they were mostly sold at 81 90 Scach
with some culls at s.
by Bliss Dnmck-230 sheep, $3.50 90 pos $3.50 81, 9g1
sl,iis ~; ~ lambs sJCi %; iJ2. s532
At oOMMUSlrAw.
By kase. Bells to9G sheep sgp 80: 202. $3.50 -: 2g
~ og i9 12 ~ g. s2sl Gj; lso si5 9j 81, S223. POO
N'i iG AS s69J ~. Total, 1859. sGGG a.. Average
- H. 90 Lambs sBjs %; IS, sl9j 5D l5i sj9j ij TO-
$40 80. Total 29?, Sl.237 TO- Average. 81 a.
Al CnAMBERLIN's.
BY kasc. Bells * Co.. Judd, Buckingham & McPher
son n o. worth, J.. McCabc A. Bristol. and A. G.. Op.
dyke 81 sheep aud lambs, varying from g. 30 10 81 %
per head, OF iaGc y FOR sheep and asc. for lambs
TIE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroads, to wit: Hudson River Rnlroad
$685. Erie Railroad. 1885, New-JcIs,y Central Railroad
l9,@j Camden and Amdoy. 1861. Total. 2s,5gi.
In addition To the largest RIM of Sheen ever kuop ,e
also the heaviest receipts Of Hos for The s wo
sti the demand holds out and prices are ic higher than
one week ago There were the large number OF 3 ears
@n me fortetst market tins morning. with cars at
COnmunlpaw all Of which In a fair way of selling
atoasic Tor Prime, and 7dftc for Common To medium
Ogs are coming nbeter order than they been
recent rams at the West have revived the wlltcd corn
was looked FOR Again. IL is pretty certain that I6t
more breadth has been planted than over before so et
t , n average crop may be anticipated. and this
One
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17
Total exclusive Of railroads. ........

The Controller has made out all the liabilities OF the
difrcut railroads Tor interest Receivers have been ap
pointed for several which will insure the net earnings TO
ihe state and the certainty that other receivers VIII be
apponted for any that may default III January next will
has ueCIubu naI the railroads must 6OnpS" tfhE ~;
of the law and pay the interest into the Treasury
days before 1t falls due in ewlork know that Go
BrOwnlOw intends TO pay the interest prompt II there
any virtue in energy, and il the officials who have charge
OF II Will not do So they must expect TO be removed 30
far as he has the power.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY. N



The Siver Teaspoon. and what he did Win !"
II is s,~ays in order and ready % run
Our three years old boy used it daily 20 .
playthine. running everything he could get
bold OF ,srossh il. without ioiurins il 70
the least One dsy he took silver tea
spoon and run the handle through. the nee
die going s,raight through IT. Without
bseakisg or beading. We know, no"ess1,
that Sewing Machines ere not meoe y oe
tested 10 this manner, and seou'1 =, no. oe
lefl for children 10 play Win. NV
used other Msch,nes, and nass usso yvurs
tvo years. The others have Their e.eelIen'
ciee and .e,i,s Tor certain classes Of work,
bat for family sewing we think they cannot
bs compared With yours. We would be
glad to know that one Of your Machine: w.s
in every family of the Union:,Ksv. >. b.
PlrnAS. Pastor Baptist Church, ss'ecw,n' .
N. T., to the Wilcox 4 Gibbs .. n. 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

Tnv AeuE.-"llesperian Pills, cures The
cure f)r Ague," have been tested in thou
sands o. cases, ard have never failed to ef>
feet cure. lIcsperian pills contains no
po sons 5r injurious drugs,and may DC siveo
& Old or young with confidence and safety.
Price oaly 81 at tie drug stores, WIN.
D'Each Il Co. proprietors, 81. Louis-
AK FOR "iIcsperiin Sugar Coated Pills,
the sure cure for Ague. aud accept no inie-
nor substitutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

Tie ma.Aer lliS faithini friend ip
MRS. WINSLOW', SOOTHING SYRUP.
1t j. peri ely reliable and harmless. II re-
l:eves the .aiii from pam. cures dysentery
and d,arrhcal, relieves grping IN the
bowels. cures viad cJlc, softens the gums,
ant reduces ialimmation. BY giving re
lief and health 20 tbs child. Il comforts and
rests the mother.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

VIZ notice that lies & Montague are nov
in their new offcs in viele's Block, en-
trance 10 LeClare Hall. Give them call.
Visitors always welcome.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

Filed in the Kseordss's Office. Scott county
Iowa, up to 3 O'CLOCK Nov. J. 1857
Henry Zimmerman and wife to George
G. Holtan., 10 ceres In Dsvenpors
township. .................... $50 "
George House and wife to Heman
GRAY, lot ls in fulton 4 Fejervsry's
addition to East Davenport. ......... 270 ei
joel Whittemofe. Executor, to Robert
Christie. Lot 2, in Block 70, Daven
port. ID ovO ~
Bartholomew Aarti and wife to Chris
topher Msrti. 80 acres, Dsvenport
township. worth about "a, ,Oo0.... gift
Peter Anderson and wife 10 Frits vii.
helm Kownfeldt. part E. 4 Lot 1,
Block. l2. Davenport. .... 900 N
Chss. +. Clspp and wife 70 Martin
knouse, 40 acres in Shsrldas town.
ship. ............ ...........-... $50 0,
James Thompson and wife to Hans
Wieee, 100 acres in Cleons tcwsehip ---
Susan b. n. Miilar 70 Marion J. Abbey,
50 scres ia Buffalo township. ........ 1000 o.
Marion J. Abbey and wife 10 Arthur
Densldsou and Jonathan Conklin, "
acres in Buffalo township. ......... 500 o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
JOHN ACe&I.s:y,

aTToRNEY AT LAW oiice with John l.. Ssits
n 90. Nichols Blntk. "aTenpnrt. Iowa. ocse
AGENTS wanted View Map Wonder" IL srlling
"a s,ioripisly. TfyiI NEW FEN1AN MAI or
iRFf tNiI" ani other charts how ready. samples
retarnel Il Expense ifnpt ratirfsctory. rUOo
srEEUX co, = Lake st. Chicago. octsbdim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

DAvsNPogr i.nArugs DgPor.-At the new
stare Of stuckrath Il ca, 81 Brady ST., can
be fond the largcs, and most complete stock
Of Ere acr aud American calf skins, kips nnd
~ nbra 10, harness. sole, and upper feathers,
saoen,.cr cr'stools, findings, aud materials per-
,ainsns to the trade, west of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American cali skins
AUD oak tanned harness leather, and procure
al other kinds from frsi hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

HAVE Yor seen a sorrel horse laying
around loose anywhere If so, read the
advertisement of friend Collins IN anothef
place. and secure reward.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
GET. NOTICES.

Il HAVE gold pslmer's Vegetable Co.'S
al,ic Lotion for the past seven years and
never his ase come within my knowledge
of falling to be bens ft.' writes VIM. ".
Stout Of Danville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

PrssosAL.- Golfer, OF Springfield,
Mass, is stopping in town few days, look
iny after his real estate interests in this
city. lie is stopping At the Burtis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

TIE TELEGRAPH.-The new line from 81.
Louis TO ST. Paul is going ahead prosper
ously. Il will be completed down as far
as Dubuque this fall. aud the entire line
will 60 into operation next summer. II
will be a paving investment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

Our or "rnE RiSG. SA,gamo Fire x
Marine Insurance Co.
s MARKS 4 Co, Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
cit 1T 4 NJ = !.


From dispatch from u. Lot,i, 10 Lnse
4 Griges, We learn that the German Opera
Troupe. on its way from Dubuque to this
lace, failed to connect At La Sale Win
the Rock Island Road, consequently csnnos
appesr a. advertised tonight.
When the Troupe arrives, satisfactory
.,r.cocments will be made with the hold.
.,. Of tickets bought for to-nights per
formanee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

NEw Coal misunderstanding like two
years ago. our we'll known fellow citizens,
Robert Lowry, John NJ. Day. James T..
Lane, Stephenson 4 Carnahan, and G. c.
Alvord associated themselves together, and
purchased some three hundred acres Of coal
lands in Steuben township, Marshall coun.
~, Ills near the city Of Lacon, and on the
line Of the Peoria I Bureau Valley Rail
road.
They have explored the bank 10 tho depth
Of some fifty yards, and struck surerio.
vein. one that averages about four feet. They
have also built switch from the railroad
long enough for twenty cars. built their
'dumps" and fitted up things generally fol
permanent operations, and have commenced
bringing in the coal. 10 quality, from al
appearances. this coal is far ahead Of any
that has ever been mined in this section Of
the country-in fact it is fully equal, il moi
superior 70 the "3i vein Peru." Ii is clean
clear. and very hard-fesembiiog very
much the Pennsy lvania coal. All who have
seen il pronounce it the best they have seer
yet We presume yard will be opened ia
this city for its sale. At present il viii bt
sold at Lowry's Elevator, where il car
be seen by those who wish to see Z
splendid sample OF the genuine "bi.umin
ous."
The company has lands for whole mile
along the railroad tack, and can handle
the coal with the greatest facility.
Since writing the above . gentleman in
forms Us that iris in every way equal to sh'
vesv best Pennsylvania bituminous, ant
that there is II inches Of the vein that i.
much betssu-nearly equal to anthracite.
Over this vein is high bill or blrG, risinI
up some three or four hundred feet, whicl
accounts for the unusual hardness and com
pactness Of the article. There 10 but siu
gle line Of sulphur in the entire vein--an,
that but . small one that does net at al
conflict with tho general good quantity Q
The vein.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

"a FULL ASSORTMENT OF DUPONT h CO.'S
n Celebrated Dl-h. Dan gni, Or tin and Blasting
Powder wil D.. kept hsri nj oIr Magazine at all
titncf. which can -dpps - the trade ~ chicago
r,ricrt MrNAlVS y JORDAN,
Ar-uts but,ant n Co
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

Masonic PARTY. - Doric Lodge A. T. 4
A. NJ, Of Moline, gives an oyster supper and
festival at that place next Friday evening.
The proceeds src to be devoted to the new
hall which the lodge is now fitting up at
considerable expense. cordial invitation
is extended 10 the fraternity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

AGENTS WANTED soto 80 day. TO in,r, dnce
+. : onr new patent > TAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Price : e, il uses ,vo thresds. and makes
the genuine Lock suroa. All other low priced ma
chimes MAKE the CaNs S1roH. Ex .g-ive territory
given. send for circulars. W q. WILSON b CO.,
Manufacturers, Cleveland. Ohio. ecps-3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

A new BREWERY is going up in Rock ls-
land in the vicinity Of the high school build
ing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
Davenport Dancing academy.
Cor. 3sz R1,s BRADY Sts.

,sf.ASSrs MEET WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR r.
y pANS IAlie. an1 Juveniles al L. " Genii--
men Al the latest dances VIII be intro
aur.d t.e .'tcrn4u" inslaleA Hal 10 rent one
evening each week, Music furnished for Balls and
Parties. ordsrs Fem distance promptly attended
to y. COLSON
octa.itf NJ COLSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

DISCHARGED VIM. Pfnninger, the young
man who was charged with having forged
the signat ire of his employers, Messrs. Geo.
W Cable & Co., to a check for &43o.25, on
which the money WAS fraudulently obtained
from the First National Bank. was yester-
day evening discharged. The trial occupied
two days. Justice Peters decided that the
evidence presented was insufficient to es
,Abish the charge Of forgery. James T..
Lane, Esq, conducted the prosecution, and
Messrs. Martin & Murphy appeared for the
defense. This case attracted much atten-
tion. The court room was well filed du-
ring the progress Of the trial by parties
anxious 10 hear the result.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
NYansea.


.tALrSNgS To TRAVEL AND SILL GOODS
- i. "a a ~. a,,d w..e- ani steady employment.
Afl es, with stamp HAMILTON, PERKY CO,
80. = \ md onin octfg d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

Carr. DxKxopr is putting down gss pipe
in Perry street, above Fourth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

Tss Davenport Demserse pokes fsn q
our new hail, snd says that rosm consists
Of the third story and cess about - msch
% the upholstesing of THE ssass in the brag
building ct Dsvsntost.-xvseatias CsMv-
We took The Lcssasrs wsra It Il. though
ws night hAvs knswa bse1se thsn 70 -
thAA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
asoarss:ng and Esay school

INpi Yot'Ni LADIES' AND MISSES. Applr a;
L school I:Daa lately occupied hy Miss ellis. Sar-
/. nj Pace. os a, resid'ne-. North Sar1sut Row.
Iustrnrtisn Ia Na-il. MRS. y. T. HEARD.
iasv.s-asm MIsS Z. L. HEARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01

WORTH KSowIxs.-Ws take pleasure in
recommending TO our brethren Of the press,
Mr. Washington Blodget,, the business
agent Of Dr. Duvall. He is one Of those
prompt and perfectly reliable gentlemen
whom il is always pleasure to meet. The
press. wherever be may 80. may rely upon
him with perfect safety. He is an expert
enced newsp paper man himself. and what he
promises he is sure 70 perform. Give him
. cordial greeting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
Dissolution.

TrUE TARTN NERSlIP HERETOFORE KNOWN
! A. Speed. Pcion Bnrcnill is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will hereafter be
conducted by Speed 4 Burrhll. who will settle al
accounts. j. SPEED.
". n. PkLTON,
JOSEPH BCRCHILL.
nA.h., oo,h fs&-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
Notice.

fruE ANNrAL MEETING OF THE SCOTT co.
Arfic iiinrsi Society. viii hs held st the Court
Hous9 saturday. Sov. .. i-t!, nj II o'clock
flr the Transaction pf business and election of OH
ters IL. W. BENNEfT,
4 &
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-01
sy. CHARLES HOTEL.


DANENPoRT. IOWA.
viIfs NEW AND WELL-rURNiSYED HOUSE
l. nsN O,,su L. the puhie. Charges reasonable.
Dinner haars from y u .ta2 = y.
a.s,-tfn VI. REILLY. Proer'e'o-
AGENTS WANTED -t4o. SIS. 40 stan
~ SIt FILE Ss.Wis,. MACHINE. Patented
Lar "a u. i,i, u u-f- iwo threads aud makes the
rcuuinc Lock 1t IA alike On both -ides. All other
low priced machine nuke Chain stitch Great tn
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QuIrE = number " young men havs
stated, 1--WE know we are behind, lacking
in business education, and intend 10 take a
course in the Iowa State Business College
Now Ia tie time. Their winter students
are beginning 10 come in. Begin with
them. Bv attending only evenings you
may become book keepers and good bust
ness penmen, and thus save the time and
money you would spend in idlsness.