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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
A MAN OF A THOUSAND.
A sUMPTIVB CURtD.

A CONSUMPrIVk CURED.
DIR JAMES a retired physician Of great en-
neuce discovered while in the hAst Indies. certain
cure for Consaplgfion. Asthmd Bronchit's Coughs,
colds and Geserdi Dsbiiitg The REMEDY disc, ".
cred BY him when his only child daughter, Vas given
up to die. His child cured, and Is now alive and
we'll De.r1us Of honeGtuug his fe low mora's he VIII
send those who wish DC The recipe, con aiming full di
recons DO making and successfully uung this remedy
free 90 reseiYt OF their uaoes th two Stamps % pay
expenses There is not einblc SYN tom OF co1tump
ii m that IL oes not A. once ttke hold Of and disspate
Nigh sweas peevishuess irritation Of The nerves, AL
uro Of mem1ry difficult ex ectoraton' sharp paius 10
the lungs sofe throat chilly sensations nAuea At the
stomach, na~tou Of the bowels, wasting away Of the
Toe writer will please state the meme Of the
pager they SEE This advertise ucnt iu Adde'S, GRAD
b OK Q'CO 1872 Race street Phuadelpbia Penn.
OMu nOTT AID -eud Is cents for check in
YIN Il DUhLA n, our great Que Dollar Sale Of
Silver Plated Wac. Dress ami Fancy GO ds Please
send Tor circular T. Slows Co., jSl Washington
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UN Ew ELLIS

UNIVERSAL By advertising is expected to gain notorey
COUGH which, form Is better but il Is ON True
REMEDY Character alone that sales must rely lt Is pre-
u this splendid preparation, is sim
plgty freedom with Which Il he used whenever
there tickling rta lon ia the tro T. n contrast
with old forms In which such that doses he
restrained three times day, s perfectly apparent
and truly he theofy HUysEwtLus uNIvERsAL Cotton
REMEDY valuable which Zen rars have CT. Wy proved
wnooPUa CouaH HoAasEaEss C1Uan Coins soEa ruRoAf'
aud an complaints. whch reelected, end Cgnsu PtoH, arr
It's work relieve, to which the most uudoubtsd test
moniais which may be my OHIO fully e1rroborate.
John d. HUNNEw ELLa Proprietor,
Practical Chemist and Pharmaoeutsi,
Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
RJ- Sold by all regular dealers In Medicine. $3.50
REv. 49, W. MARrtS, formerly Of New Hampshire but for
e past resilient ~ Orleans, writes to friend 90
Vermont f1eas q" have time past been suffering
with disorder u my such extent that
speak louder than whisper but
have been fortunate enough oobtau ola vorts Remedy.
Downs Baiame Esr here and entirely recovered "
Downs Vegetable Baistmc Elixir has been before the
putc Of hrtI and has ihe Fun confidence
Of the public its Manufactured with the utmost care pac
uiar being had Co make % prcey alike time.
ID precisely the thatlt thirty years ago.
For sae by urugsl.is escry ahars.
JoHN p HENRY a Co, Proprletors,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
.Ntm AoOr tisrHrnts.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Millinery GOODS!

MISS >. T. u HI BROOK
Has juct returned fom market with a new and plend ID
AssOT mint Of
MILIN cry GOODS
Consisting ia part u siks, Riblns Flowers Straw goods
and Pattern B'uuets. mplete assortment Of Ia ia
aud ap Ribbons, Maine Lace, Tarlatons Cape Lace,
Crown Innings Rulhes, sc.
Miss Pribr10k coute npiates galng West. aud will
close q her stock q goods g. pr ces that
CANNOT FAIL TO SUIT
And she Wishes ali her old toners, and those hat are
not u call and set Bonnet or lat
AT oNE-HALF THE ACCUSTOMED PRICE.
Miuiners supplied With goods &C Wholesale Just az
che 70 as can be bought in Boston and New York and
by setting their so IDS az home they the express
Bounos aud Hats dr. sstd over 70 luok we'll as new
and hsls ui 4u4td gratis.
Opposite Post utHee. &. P ILBROOK
Montpehe- May lst 1871. dlwwtG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

Fits - Case OF st. Nitus cured in four weeks II had
long bsfed the old style NJ trestm zee ciyrUiGrs
n mo matter shat youf disease See ne Sana'ori.
an this time. tie will te j you JUGS whf as you and
whether YOU can be cured Priyste rooms All conf
Dental Medicines agreeable 10 take Patients visited
:. -. af.t,r.. raj touf fyfeHds Bfpnge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

lyTATE or VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, az
In Probate Court, held At Montpelier, within and Tor
~ said piltrct the 18th day Of April, A. %. is67
Samuel = kelton, guardian Of Iireh q Lawrence IN
residing Paiuhed IN said strict appca-
sion e. said tour l license sell whole Of the
o. sail ward 90 wit The Home Farm of said situated in
fanheid In said district representing that the
would be conducive 90 h interest Of said ward
Of putting the proceeds Of such investing
same 10 st0cks IL real estate.
Nhereupon IL ordered by said Court application
be ref session thereof held the Probate Oce
IN said Montpelier the lfth day Of May A. D. 1867,
hearing and decision thereon.
And Il fuh ordered, that all persons Interested noti-
hed hereof by publication Of notice uf said application
order thereon, three weeks suecessely In the VI Waterman
aud state Journal printed Montpelier before said Of
hearing that they appear said time AID place,
they cause, object thereto,
BY ths Court,-Auest, T. r. MERRILL
Iudqa
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Il IN 0F yERNoNI. wAlmNaroN plsrRIor. D

ENTArE OF VERMONT, WAsHtNGrON DISTRICT, S.
Ia Probate Court held a. Montpelier 30 said District
the 18th daY ~ Apr, n. t41
ORKIN w. ORCJrr, administrator the estate Of Isydis
beckvih late u koxhuy IN said District, decsae presents
his account for examination and and
the estat u sal deceased Whereup9n, It said
Court that said account and ssd application b. referred
session Of said Court be held the Probate
Montpelier on the lst day q May, D. 1877 for hearing
decision thereon And j. further orierd that notice hereof
be gwen 90 All persons ineteted by publication q he
three weeks excessively Ia the Vermont WaohmAn
Journal newspaper published MontVe previous said
time appointed for hearing that they At said e
and place, aud show 70 they why said
account should allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court--Attest, 7. r. ME-RlLL,
T.N-a
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Aegal Dottces.

GrArE o. VERMONT, WARRINGTON DISTRICT, : ss.
10 frebae Court held Al Montpelier In SD District, on
- the 49h lay of April A. ~ 1877
Mrs NVbel Barton kdmiuisratrir 81 If
T. Barton late " East Montpelier In sail stro eee
presents her Administration And
and makes application for decree on distrutop ana
partition u the estate u said deceased -
Whareupon ~ i ordered ~ said Court that
said Application be referred 70 session u said held
A. the Probate Ooe Ia said Montpelier, 1st dav M
May A. y. ia6i for hearing and decision thereon And IL
further ordered that hereof given persons In
erested ~ publication " the three
n we vermont Waterman STATE Journal newspaper print
Cd A. Montpelier previous &c said time appointed r hearng
that they may appear said time and place, aud
any they may have, Fhy said account should not be allowed
and such decree made.
By the C0uuf-Attest, tn MERRILL.
Ind
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The Manchester Buokskin cloves
are sold by Adsms the My place In Montp, ler.


~ - - - - -
The White Mountain Durham Bull, owned By +,
Andrews Of Belin Is said be the finest specimen in
Washington County. He is three years old this Spring
measures some over feet and is warranted to be
as thorough bred any bull that stands in the State Of
Vermont He Is decidedly pattern FArmsrs are re
mi that there Is no law against raisns fair stock
rendering il more strange thatwe should allow prcgres,
10 leave us so far In tn rear ~hen onwad march
should always keep pace with the times.
Those interested can specimens Of his stock, by
/ calling at he owners pfemises
R.K. ANDREWS.
! Berlin, April 20, 1867. 59.6l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

Deafness The medicine you gave my son had
WILSON MERRILL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

LYoNs EXTRACT or PURE JAMAICA GNdERfor Indigestion
Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache Cholera Morbus, Fau.
enoy &c, where warming stimulant required Its
al preparation aud entire purity makes cheap and rea
bic article for culinary sold 90
per bottle Ask for LVoE's" Pure Extract. Take other
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
BANKING HOUSE
j AY coo X Il q c O.

Corner val s Ndsiuu SIS NeU forF.
o. connection houses iu Philadelphia end washing
ingtau. 80 has opened NEW YORK. HOrat tahuye toca
ton, Banks, BANKERS Investors
Tor che tranac0n N heir business th city, including
sales % eoYEEsNfF1 .GcuhriEsi S11cEs BONDS
constautit represented The sfock Ex
change Board, Enefe orders promptly
filed Wrterr 1u haud fuU supply OF
Government Securities Of all lSneS
buyiug SELLING prce AND auius pond
/ COOKE p GO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
lNTATE OF VERMONT. WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SO
Ia Probate Court held at Montpelier In said District
\ ON he d4v nj Aurt

~ on the N;h day Of Aprii D. 1857.
George " rden administrator Of the estate Of Lester TIL
late o 8arr In said district deceased. his ad-
naturalization account far exanination and allowance sad
makes aen for decree distribution and partition Of
the estate Of said deceastd
Whereupon, ORDER by saii Court. that
application he referred Of said Court
the Probate Oce, said Montpelier the 10Th day
u MAY, A. a. 1851, for hearing and decision thereon
And Il farther ordared th,t notice hereof be TO all
Interested by publication o. the hre weeks
the sNermont atchman and Journaln
newspaper published Montpelier. previous said ap
pointed for hearing that hey said time aod
place cause, II they ehy said
I should not be allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court-Aitest r.R MERRILL
$500 Judge.
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior to any Cologne used TO battle h'
face and person. the skin soft and feshto say "
eammaton TO perfume clothing forheadaehe, &C. IT'S man
.etured from Southern Magnolia and Is obtaining
quite unprecedented. Uisa favoue Win aotFesse
opera SINGERS its soidby all dealers At tloo 10 large
battles and by DGxAs BlRsHs co.. New York. wholesale
Agents - ,,-,,
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

Se,ofo,is Sore Mrs Is. Davis, Royalton applied &c
pr ih bad site an ge. extending down 20 the bone
Healed 10 four weeks. Think il had been sort as May
ears.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

4 WILLARD shEPARO's EsrArE.-Ths subscribers hav-
ing been appointed ny the Honorable Probate Court cr
~ the District Of Washington Comm to receive,
anime adjust Al claims
the OF j. willard shepard late u PlAnh sid dls
rct, deceased Represented insovent and SIX
the 10Th day Of April hcing allowed
Court the creditors Of said deceased. exhibit and prove
their claims before Give notice. that will
tend to the duties Of appointment a the dwelling house Of
willard Martin In Panned, In said District, the frst
Mondays Of June and October osUck the fore
noon, on each u said days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

Caiarrh After only seven weeks II am grea
deal better feel the best have for tve years.
SAM'L EMERSON. PlAinfeld
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30
A Physiological View Of Marriage,


containing nearly three hundred pages
And 100 doe plates and engfavings Of the
Anatomy " the Human Organs Ia state Of Health and
Disease With treatise 4 early its dcpl1rable
Consequences upon the ind and Body, With the Au
hors Piar Of lreAmen-the only rational and success
m mode u Cure, shown By the report Of treat
ed truthful adviser q toe mArriel and those con
empiang marriage. who entert i'm doubts u their phys
ies. condition Sent ffes Of postage to any address
rec ip Of % In postal currency, by ad
iressng Or Ia GROIN 80 81 Maiden Lane Albany,
Y. The au'hov be consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which th ok treats either personally
bJmaii Medicini, TO any part u the world.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

A PRINTING PRESS for 81 90 Prints
n yoif name ndeiolJ on Linen. Cards Books. &c.
ia Gold other color Ri ihts for sale. send for
Circular. WIN. II. BARNES, "A Washington Street,
Boston.
WHAT WILL N POI is the first enquiry the sick
make concerning medicine. sunp1c TAR ANTS
sEL1zEa APgRhNr is the sutj Of the nterrogaory,
what then Simply this re ~ IL will relieve aud cure
headache nausea, hAuience nervousness cpstventss,
debility, bil0usnes4, snd indigo lion
SOLD BY DRuGGlSra NNENYWHERE.
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THE SANATORIAN
viii again visit MONIPELlbh MAJ p, ~, II and IL
WATERBURY, HOTEL, may l3 and IA
NORroFIRLD, May 10 aud 10
RECENT MARVELOUs CUBES.

HFITNT WIHTELUI0 IIHNo,
Mrs W. Emerson. Painheld N Il had been con.
fncd four months previous aud moi got up ah,ces' Of
both breasts tscrofuou) bad liver disease gatsone'
No Dtorcmept of b0wsis 4 q onc trtr rp, bsthbsc
Dr rabtre called Dec w. In ei4h day she walked 20
ths kitchen In weeks Mr. wrote She rides cut
and works about house" Is now well.
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u TFFrfHIITH n beffCF fhaH a cHTe,"
Mrs Wi0sow the celebrated Female Nurse AID Ply
sc has Just returned from Paris France, with
invention that vii nterett every lady 10 America. For
fuN particulars ladies address, with STAMPS for
turn postage MBs. N. A. WtNsLow n Co 7 o Box
4737 New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-30

Silver FIlt0d WaT0l Ufes7 anI tHncY % ~ -
send Tor circular T. s1ow4li 4 Co., $50 Wasaing,
Street, Boston.
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nR. y. u. WORLEY.
llOm GOpnthic Physlcian.


nfFiCE AND RESIDENCE on EAST
~ Side Of Hrndy Street. nenr 5th. first door
above the ChristiSn Church. ocsao dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

HEAR REASON.
Strengthen the yncfcucc~

When garrison apprehends sHs'k from an
outside enemy, VIVA, does Il dor ], srEx.si'Ss Tns
psrESuss. The human system. 81 this period Oh the
year - heleagurel By morbid Inhuenees The at
mosphcre Is fall OF them. Every change OF weather
lays the feeble open to their attacks. What IL to he
done 10 order,o bais these unseen, bnt ever aetse.
t,esY srEsSsrRsr rnK pErrScss. Do you ask how ;
she answer 1. slmple-ihc means within the reach o.
all Reinforce the vital organs md the nervous sJs-
TEN with HosTErTER's BTTTRRs. Tone the ssom
ach. regulate the bowels, rouse the sluggish liver.
cheer the spirits enrich and purify the vital currsni
with IiosTErTERs BrTTKRs. That's the way 10
srHrseruss Tus Dxs@cfs, and render the capitol Of
health inpreguable. II yos wish 10 escaps bilious
headache. Intermittent fever. indigestion, aud ner
vous visl,ationsto enjoy 10 all IT. pleuttrde, shs
blessing of"a sound mind In syuna body use shii
Incompatible preventive and restorative !, pre-
server health in tbs healthy. and i, in the wsas
and ailing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

CnIcAGo, April 3.-The Coroner's To-
quest upon the remains Of Louisa Buckle
hurst, who, il was thought, vas cruelty
murdered by her own father, developed the
existence Of an insiduous and dangerous
disease Of the brain, known IS uenigition,
and the testimony in reference 70 the effect,
relieved tn use % to cause the jury to le,
the father 20 unpublished. However, tho
montrosity of the father in dragging the
sick child from her bed. and according TO
one Of the witnesses, beating her for ono
hour, Notwithstanding her cries and weak>
ness, is nevertheless horrible. and must re-
suit in the sorrow and punishment of SO
inhuman . being. even il the law is not
able to reach him The jury say that not
withstssding the disease of the child, tina,
her death was hastened by the Gcatmen:
received at the hands Of the fath.r. Ii
to be hoped that some punishment will ye
be inflicted upon him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
LOUISIANA.

Nxw ORLEAx, April 2-The numerous
breaks in the levees assure tho devastation
Of the richest portion Of Southwestern
Louisiana. The 81 ing way OF Grand
Levse, .Morgansia. overfows seven parishes
jThis was one Of the largest works OF the
kind in the world and was but recently
completed.
Work is progressing at Roman Crevasse,
SO miles above this city, with some hope Of
closing it. The most recently reported break
10 nine miles below Baton Rouge, which will
do immense damage this section
Of country and cause great suffering among
the poorer classes Of whites and throw
thousands OF freedmen upon the freedmen
bureau.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
MISSOURI.

EsSr. LOUIS, April 1.-The Democrats
Junction City, Kansas correspondents says
that Gen Hancock's expedition, 1900 strong
was at Saliva Saturday.
Gen. Hancock proposed to 60 70 Fort
Larned on the Santa Fee road, where be Will
invite the chiefs Of the hostile tribes to
council and discuss terms Of peace. II they
fail t. agree he will Immediately commence
4 vigorous war against them.
Advices from Utah and Colorado says tbs
weather was intensely cold 10 March. in
some localities the mercury falling as low
as 10 degrees below zero.
| The enow Vas very deep and disastrous
foods ~ern locked for in the mountain dis>
tricts.
Large numbers Of horses and cattle were
frcsen to death.
7 John A. Haldsmsn, anti. radical, was sisct-
ed Mayor Of Lesvenworth yesterday
Hon. Sam. Deniben WAS elected Mayor Of
Lawrence Kansas.
The election here passed OF quietly to.
+ J. q. Thcuas. Radical. was elected Mayor
BY about 1900 majority. The vote Was
slight.
| Another large sum was subscribed to day
TO rebuild the Lindell Hotel.
Mr.. Davis. Conservative, WAS elected
Mayor Of st. Joseph to-day.
ST.. LOUIS, April 3.-The election yestsr.
day resulted in the triumph of the Radical
ticket by majority Of $500. The Radicals
elected Is out o! % councilmen, and IA out
Of "a school directors
News from Montana reveals great uneasi>
ness in relation to Indian depredstions.
Major WIN. Plumb, formerly Of the 9th
Missouri, was shot near his homo ia Clinton
county by some unknown persons
Sr. LOUIS, 2d.-A freight train ran OF the
track on the Terre Ilaute Road Sunday
morning, throwing IL cars of. Nobody was
seriously injured.
A freight train on the Iron Mountain Il.
r. ran off the track ut half past two o'clock
yesterday near Victoria. The mail train
coming north collided with tho cars or the
rear Of the freight train, damaging five Of
them considerably. The passenger engine
was much damaged, the smoke stack and
head light being knocked off and the tender
considerably shattered. Tho damage to the
engine is estimated at $4,000. Il will take
nearly - 900 to repair the engine and cars.
The accident il attributed to the careless.
ness Of the employees, in failing to have .
flag put up on the rear Of the train after the
first accident had occurred.
menccd on the wreck Of the Lindell Hotel,
and that everything bids fair to have this
magnificent building soon ut for use again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
ONO.

+ CiscnSAri. April 2.-The full rsasrus
from I'll the Wards give Charles 8. Wills
atach, Unioa candidate for Mayor, 4. 400 ma
jority.
The average majority for the whols
Union ticket ID abtut 5000, showing /
Union gain Of 1900 over the last fall cleo
ton.
Tor Cosseilaso Fourteen Union men
end nine psnocsass ere elected, showing q
gain Of one Democratic Councilman.
The psw Council viii stand 26 Union and
10 DeoeteAts. =
The total vote Of Cincinnati is about "a
O0O-6. 900 less than last fall.
CoLunBgs, April 2.-On SATURDAY. lasl ,
young man na0s1 Albert Smith, Who re-
oides on Thireoo0Ah street vas attacked nv
hydrophobia end . la.est accounts was suf-
terine terribly. He Was bistsn nine days
bslore. as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, April 2.-The returns Of the
election in this State are nearly all in. The
following is the result within a fraction
The Democratic State ticket was elected
by 700 majority. The Democratic majority
for congressman was 1900 average. The
Democratic majority on the whole ticket
was | ,2U0.
Mr.. uotohkiss, Democrat, was elected 10
Congress in the Second District by $500
majority; Hubbsrd, Democrat, was elected
in the First District by 800 majority; W. II.
Barnum, Democrat, was elected in the
Fourth District by 800 majority.
The Republicans elected Starkwsather
in the Third District by ZOO majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Also one person for Alderman in each Ward OF the
City.
Also the question Of adopting an ordinance enti-
tied IAN ordinance to provide for paying the Chair
man Of the Committee ON Streets"
That one poll will be opened In each Ward to 70
ceive ballots It O'Clock 4. II, and kept Open until
O'Clock p. NJ n the following places, Wis:
Let WArd-At the house Of Heinrich Socdts, West
Second Street.
I'd ward-At the house Of n. o. Molles, Corner d
Fourth Street and Western Avenue.
Sd Ward-At the Court House.
9Th Ward-At the City Hail.
9Th Ward-At the Pennsylvania Hsuse.
06th Ward-At the Old School House In East Daveo
port.
Davenport, March 18th, 1857. d. b. NASH.
City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

20. y COOK RDw' q. COCA
T. WILSON pauuT. ,. Lewis Draw.
COOK Il uDDGuIRY.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AZ LAW
~ OAicc corner Of Main and I'd Sta isn3dwt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, April 1.-The municipal
election to day resulted in the election OIL
the Democratic ticket BY 1900 majority
Hon. f. ONiel was elected Mayor.
MADISON, April AT the charter cleo.
ton the Democratic ticket Was elected by
$50 majority. Hon. o. s. Sanborn va.
elected Mayor.
RACINE, April 1.-The city election to
day resulted in theselection Of H. Petit
Republican. N Msyoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Ia ~ GRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ.
ond keeps constantly hand and makes
TO Older.
0ents', Boys nnd Children
OLOrHtNG cfths best material aud in q manner
thst cannot fail 90 give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. myal -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Sr. LOUIS, April 5.
ding grades.
Whest-Choice winter At q. S0@s4o.
Corn-Sl oeQl.ss0l 10 per bu. for prime to
choice.
Osts--7so. per bushsl.
Barlsy-Firm and unchanged.
Rye-l.352l.3 81 per bu.
Mess Pork-o22 so for repacked. Urisinal
packages, %. 90.
Sides-121<Ql2a.
Bacon - Shoulders 81. Q9k.
Lard-l24!zH for tierce, and IA for key.
Whiekey-Dull and nominal.
Hsy-Firm at 5000