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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

GaArE>GRowER ERs; ;CoSvESrioN. Mis-
sssippi Valley Grape Growers Association
hold meeting for the exhibition and
comparison OF wines, at ST. Louis, Sep>
tember 1lth. They invite all wine produ
GERS in the whole valley to meet with them
and to produce specimens from all their diff
feren, localities. Wine 10 becoming . mat>
ter not merely of taste but Of pecuniary in
tercst and it Is to be desired that meetings
Of this kind should be held that out of the
experience ofthe many the best modes o.
culture and the best localities and soils for
its profitable production should be defni>
,ely ascertained a.d made public. We pres
sumo that number of our grape growers
will attend
HorpING UP SrourLY.-Ccntrary TO oil
expectation wheat commands high figure
1t was confidently expected that the abund
ant harvest would place the price as low
As one dollar rer bushel a. least, but every>
oody-e'peciaiiy the farmers,s 8 happily dis
appointed. Every effort in the chicago
market to bear down the prices has been
unavailing. The buyers are all "bears :,
the commission men are all ..bc.rs. :, the
bankers and tho editors are al of the same
"bear' family-"bulls" there are none. and
yet with oil this heavy bearing down weight
wheat, like the ghost Of Banquo. evil, No,
down. but rises steadily day by day-
What's the reason? It is a plain one
nothing less than an immense Eastern de,
mand. These demands for wheat by tn,
mill on bushels are actual and for de,
pleted market, and our friend David Hig,
gins, who is Of one of the heaviest grair
commission houses in Chicago, says ther,
is no prospect Of a decline. So may II be
These extensive Agricultural districts re-
joies in this probability. :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

WE invite tho attention Of our shippers
and fsrmeT to the card Of J. c. Murphy {
Co., New Orleans. This is . responsible
and upright house, and We recommend j,
to al! who desire shipping TO that market.
We feel certain ,ha, much higher prices
can be realized in New Orleans at the pres
ent time than At any other point, and to
substantiate this assertion we refer to our
New 0rle.ns market reports in this issue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
CiTI NOTICES.
An Old and sycI,.Tried Remedy '


MRS. WlNSLoW'S SOOTHING SYR-
UP for children .eething hiss stood the test
of thirty years. Millions Of mothers can
testify that ii is rClablc sni perfectly safe
in MI eases. II rrcs lie chi'd from pain
soitcns the gum, regulates the bowels,
gives an infant, roal,cd with colo pains
quiet sleep, and Is perenis unhroken rest.
Price, 35 cents bottle
DAvENroRT i.EtTHgA DEPoT.-At the new
store of StuckIali & Co, 81 Brady St. can
be found the larg st aud most complete stock
Of French aud American cali skins, kps aud
morocco. harnes-, sole, and upper feathers,
shoemaker toe, findings and materials per-
tanning to the ira io, west of Chicago. They
manufacture ii, own American calf skins
and oak tanned arness leather, and procure
al other kinds from frst hands.
"
/. IS SAID tia tie shares Of the Wash
ington Library Company of Philadelphia
are being disposed of with unexampled
the honesty Of purpose manifested by Il ose
who first inausuraie,i the enterprise. the
fsin with vhieh the proposed final dis>
tribution is 70 e conducted, and the pairi-
olic purpose e which the entire surplus is
to be applied, lave taken firm hold upon
public conndei,e. 50 large have the sales
been thus fsr tlat the trustees hope to an>
ticioate the tine originally fixed for the DIS
per sa'iou Of Ito gifts. amounting To $500
0Do, thus placing the funds collected much
soon.r than they expected in channel to
carry out .he . Die act o: benevelenec which
VAS the otlsc oi ther enterprise. All
those, tte'eter who desire 10 participate
with them IN e pleasure CT dong good
action stouii subscribe without delay.
Taey WI. feet'.e at once a fac engraving
worth ut retail -iors tAan & G money invest
Cd, btsidea f of such value as TIER
share may be e,ti;led = il The flal dist.i>
button. l'cal De advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

UaitpN AVS Fuis-ACimrY cr TuF SroNACH
l~, rae ae .lss SO, most powerful aa,acd remedy
i1f gay src ifa n{ an th0*e sc.di.ie- mhe acr IN
dne Ivy aeA g. from ilt substances IN the stomach
% impaired h' g1g ssthc torpid functions stu-
Ate .. tAt oaaa gctased. snd the sccreiious of the
PIC and .iYer IIrilet Sold BY III drnrrlsts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
The Acknowledgements Pills, cures the

cure for Ague," have been tested in thou
sands Of cases, and have never failed 70 els
feet a cure. lIcsperian Pills contains no
poisons ar injurious drugs, and may be given
to old or young with confidence and safety
D1Ench & Co, prcpretor., st. Louis
Ask for "ilesperian Sugar Coated Pills.
the sure cure for Ague, and accept no inie
rier substitutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

Fresh Oysters At the Fruit House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

BOARD or SUPERVISORS The Board Of
Supervisors met at the Court House this
n2:Qing. The session will probably last
abou. f,ur anvs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

\ GtNr.eNAN q gfea, medica, knowledge
tavs TIA II re geuil. who.esome an ef>
ioctld tonic sud appetizer than brakes
Celebrated Plantation 5itters was never dis
covered III rec 'nmenis il for Dyspepsia.
fcr liver Complaint. ior exhaustion, weak
ness, Cor want of appetite. and for mental
depression. L is aa agreeable stimulant,
md Is equally adopted to young and old
Persons Of srdentarv hshils, like elergvmeu,
lawyers, me,chauts and deacate females are
particularly hen fitted by It's use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

i-7 70 tbs llrSr-tio - the Bryant & SirattOn
ava = ittr ius ness college t. get thorough prac
! A h4.ine@- y sti1n. or - become good sound
ttiesraph operator. For circulars aud papers, adj
-.--, l.1-lp.tas stamp the Bryant y StrGiiOn
~ pnmerolal g Aii .e. bNen port, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

j. I. rFsPLB, Gardener and Florist, cor.
9Th and Main sts., fruit and ornamental
rees. my26-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

MaGNoLr, WAFER A delightful toilet
srtielc-superior to Cologne and at halt the
price
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02


kromsr= Hair Dye. Natural. DHrah'e Beautiful
Nes. and CAe ss; { in the Word. Spid by AL Drag :
+. st- and rDHutre store Keepers. JOiIN J. hRoNEH
Sole ProprtAtoT, o.. caestuul ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
nf.et5rs prices. ar2e BIN

TUE profession proper consider Rheuma
Gsn n4s Neara gia dtpeu ient upon pecu.
fir. VII .ied clndliou Of the circulating vi
Isl Nll They suppose that there exists
~ tho blood poison which the circulating
" etfries tb Il, sal not being alinent.
ol 5 iAe proper cpuatries Of tie body, it
T. fss lel u NE tissues. What this poison
b. j. npt positively Known yet, BY most
ae lfira il is supposed y be an acid
La"ic Acid in 81 probability. This, it is
supposed uaaer favorable circumstances, is
gcaerated IN the system, and being elimiua
4 Is allowed 70 accumulate until il pro
dsres ils delc'crious effect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

Use Lalcmand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t effectually destroys
all poison in the blood, and performs a rad.
al cure. Read Testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

Ponce CoURr For Monday we have to
note an unusual dullness at the Police
Court. Asolitary individual appeared TO
answer to the nisdemeanor Of ofintoxication.
John Lyons was found drunk on the streets
b. Officer Delaney on Saturday nght-he
was forthwith incarccra,ed in jill and this
morning paid the Police Magistrate s. fine
and So 55 costs aud regained his personal
liberty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

PRizR BALL AT LECLAIRE.-Maj. Sidlin>
ger, proprietor Of the Port Byron Home
Enterprise, will give y bail Ct Dayenport's
Hail, LeClaire, on Tuesday evening Tick
cts. $40 per couple, including ticket in
the Home Enterprise. Music by Gamers
on's band. supper at the Gait House
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

IARRIsoN STREET and the leyee were
crowded with tea ns at noon to dny, and
our grain>b1ycrs were kept busy in buying
and storing wheat The receipts to-day
cannot fell short Of Is 900 bushels
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

LIBERTY HALL. Liberty Steam Fire
Engine Co, have had a number of workmen
engaged in frcscoing and decorating the
hall over their engine house, expending
about $500 for this purpose. The job was
completed on Saturday evening and il is
now the handsomest little hall in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02

WANTED. a girl to do general house .
work. thoroughly competent one can
hear Of good situation by applying at this
office. or on Third street, four doors east Of
Nam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
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and ycnrai.in @pecsGV
!. the oniy remedy yer discovered ;Aat will
cl-ctualiy DESTROY this pois.l in The
BlDOb. and p'od luce n perma's 6t cure
c pe yas procured 81 '2ce'ebra,ed
Dr L,tcnaod q France by well known
,irpssisf. +. x. Lsrch, of i[Louis. No.
80 good rAgsean falls prescribe the
sperii when he learns Y ht il is cempos
~ of-np one suhcrug u Ii RAeurnatistn,
Con. Neuralgia, shoulS hesitate to try il
bccause i is advertised, fnr sale
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-16

THURSDAY. April II,
Ia The United States Senate, on Thursday, the
e-cdentials of james a, 9Baynri, Of Delaware,
zero presented, aud Mr. Dayard took The usual
oath. Mr. sumner offered resolution request.
ing the President to furnish copies of any cfiiial
nrinions given by the Attorney General or any
oaioer OF the government on the interpretation
VI the Tenure otOfiice bill. resolution to prlut
,hree thousand copies Of he Army Register for
1865 was passed The resolution relative to Gov
srnor Cummings was called ur, but vent over,
owing to the absence Of Mr.. Bdckaew. An exc
idtve session was then held. Toe resolution for
adjournment was called up, aud motion was
made to amend by fixing Saturday next. After
considerable discussion motion to again 60 into
Executive session prevailed, aud the adjournment
question went over. Adjourned,
FnID.Y, April l9.
The United States Senate, on Friday, recOiv oil
from the President n communication from the
Governor of Massachusetts enclosing an aitesled
clpy OF The resolution rstifyng the proposed
amendment Of the Constitution OF the United
States. The adjournment question was then taken
M. After considerable debate moiion'to post
pOue was disagreed ~, and motion was made Ia
change the time from Saturday to Tuesday next
The discussion was then resumed, aud was par
tcipated in by Messrs. sumner, Henderson
Conkliug, Yates, Howe, Dixon, Anthony, Ferry
Morrill,, Chandler, Cragiu, DoOlittls and Nye. A
notion to go Into Executive session was disagreed
to, The motion to adjourn sine die, on Tues
day next, at Four o'clock, was then adopted AT
Executive session was til EN- held.
SATURDAY, April 10.
The United States Senate. on Saturday, order
dered 800 copies of the tenure Of Office bill to b'
printed. The resolution asking tho President
for information relative to the reported absence
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-16
THE HONEY mARKET.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS

Young who wish to qualify themselves for Bus.
ness Life, have unsquAlled advantages for doing
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-16

to succeed hum, was regularly convened,
after due notice from the pulpit, and the call
was regularly made out and subscribed, and
commissioners were appointed TO prosecute
it after having laid before the Presbyiery
the records of the action of the church ana
congregation in November last, in winch
they unanimously united with their late
Pastor in the request that his pastoral rela-
lion to the church he dissolved. The records
of that meeting were, as we have already
stated laid before Presbytery; upon which,
however, instead of allowing the church, by
its duly appointed representatives, to lay
before that body their request for permission
to prosecute the call the Presbytery ignored
the record, aud took possession OF the pulpit
to the necessary exclusion Con the Sabhath)
OF their Pastor elect, who is supplying i.
For these reasons the appeal and complaint
will be laid before the General Assembly;
and that venerable body respectfully request
ed to set aside, reverse, and nnnul the ludg
ment Of Presbytery, by which these things
are attempted to be justified, and to take such
action as will secure to the first church of
Wilmington, Del, its rights and privileges
in the matters above referred to.
DIR. LANpIs then requested the congrega-
ton, which was very large and seemed deep,
ly interested, to avoid indulging a spirit of
denunciatlon towards Presbytery. There
were excellent men in it who were not re-
sponsible for the evil conduct of individual
members. And he closed the remarks by
requesting PERMISSION of the church and
congregation to retire from Wilmington dur
ing the Sabbaths on which the supplies oil
Presbytery occupy the pulpit. The motion
was, however, carried by the church and
congregation requesting him TO remain; and
only two individuals voting in opposition tc
! i.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-16

DEATH OF NON. JOHN a. ALDER
DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
At meeting of the City Council held on
Thursday evening, April nth, 1867, the
following resolutions, were unanimously
Adopted
Resolued By he City Council Of Whining
ton, That it is due to The character and posi-
ton of Hon. John A. Allderdce, (recently
deceased that some suitable testimonial of
him be placed upon public record, and that
such duty is incumbent upon this body, from
the fact that he at one time held the office of
Clerk of the City Council, and afterwards
ably presided as Executive officer of the city.
RESOLVED, That we remember him as a
genial companion, warm hearted friend,
an able and successful Counsellor, and a
true and faithful public officer.
Res0lpsd, That his firm and unwavering
attachment 10 the Federal Union, during
the dark hours of her trial, and his bold and
manly opposition to the acts Of the dominant
party in our State Legislature who openly
and covertly sought to dishonor the general
government and afford encouragement to
her enemies, deserves our warmest common
ton.
Resolred, That in the death of one SO
young and gifted we feel not only personal
grief but recognize public loss; and We
hereby express our profound sorrow at his
untimely end, and proiier to his bereavet
family and friends our sincere sympathy ant
hearty coincidence
ReSolDed, That the foregoing resolutions
be published in the newspapers Of this city
Il. 7. BELLAH, President.
Attest; f, T. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A Mrs. Major Greene, who resided some
where in the South, was killed at the depot
in Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, in at
tempting to enter the cars while in motion.
The large manufacturing establishment Of
the Ohio Furniture Company, Columbus, o.,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night.
The loss IS estimated at $50, 600 There was
only a small insurance on the property. The
fire is supposed to be the work of an incen-
diary
Two girls, aged fifteen and sixteen years,
named Elizabeth Barry and Rosanna Nc
Donald, attempted suicide in New York by
laudanum on Wednesday, because the father
of the latter forbade her associating with
the former. They are likely TO recover
An abandoned woman named Mary Brana-
han, murdered little girl, daughter Of Mi
ehael Kavanaugh, residing on Twenty first
Street, Chicago, on Tuesday last, by drown
ing her in barrel OF water She also at
tempted to murder another girl by throwing
her down a privy vault. The murderest
was captured by the police after a severe
struggle. Her neighbors had for some time
past declined to recognize her in consequence
Of her bad character, and she took this mean
TO retaliate.
A female seminary was recently started
in Salt Lake City, which succeeded very
well, until the principal eloped with and
and married the whole school.
The Cincinnati Times says:-The Crosby
Opera House lottery is not decided, at leas
30 far as parties are concerned who drew
pictures for prizes. Several Cincinnatian
who are entitled to pictures are grumblinj
that they can neither get them nor any sat
isfaction as 10 when they will be forthcoming
An eSplosisn of gas occurred, on Frida.
morning, in the basement OF the Washington
City Post office. James A. Kennedy Superin
lendent, and H. Ii. Doubleday, N. T. Moss
md L. b. Moss, clerks in the office, wer
severely burned.
Samuel Case, tiNeen year cid lad at Gin
cnnati is to be hung for the ASSASSINATION G
one of his playmates.
A clerk in Chicago, respectable middle
aged man, shot himself last Sunday while i
drunken frenzy. -..-
A little boy was seriously poisoned i
Albany, lately, by eating piece of gree
show bill paper which he tore from ienc,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-16
HELM BOLDis CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT BARBAPARILLA
ERADIc ATEs ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE DISEASES
THROAT NOSE, EYES, EPELIDS, SCALP,
and SKIN

THROAT NOSE, EYEs EPELIDS, SCALP,
and SKIN,
Which SO dlsngure the Appearance PURGl No the evil
effects Of mercury and removing all taints the remnants
of diseases, hereditary otherwise and Is taken b.
Two TABLE sPooNFGIs Of The extract Of ssrsap,.
q a added to pint of WATER ia equal the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and bottle Is equal 10 gallon OF the Byrup
Of sarsaparla, Or the deeOetons usually made
Interesting letter Is published In the edeo Chiruf-
gea Review the subject VI the Extract Of aarsapa
rlt in certsln affections by Benjamin rraveta p 5
&C Speaking OF those Diseases and diseases arising from
the excess Of mercury, he states That remsdy is
equal to the extract OF sarsap ra Its power Is extraor
binary, more 30 than any other drug am acquainted
with IL ia 10 the sEletest sense, tonic with this In
valuable attribute, that 1t ID applicable TO Of the
system go sunken, aud yet Irritable renders other
sussa9css q ms eais class Unavailable Injurious
ArHELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAR,
SAPAhlLLA, established upwards Of is years. Pre-
pared by Ii. II HELMBOLD,
9-SoLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS lspri6-smos
DH. sCHENCK'B PUI.MONIC sYRup
Thia great med cine cured DR.. j. H. seheuek Inc Pro-
pretor q pulmonary Consumption, when 1t had assumed
its most f3rmdAbe aspect and when speedy death APP
peaed to be Inevitable Ills physicians pronounced ii
case incurAbe, whom he commenced the use Of this
simple but powerful remedy. His health was restored
appIehended for all the symptoms quickly
hispresent weight ID than two hundred pou
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention ex.
cusvey to the cure 81 Consumption and the dseAses
which are usually complicated With IT, and the cures
ehc'ed by his medicines have been very numerous and
truly wonderful. Dr. sehsuck makes professional yslts
to several Of the larger cities weekly where he has
larse ~ pAeAs shalt Is truly astonishing to
poor oonsumptyAs that have to be lifted out Of thei
carriages and in few months healthy robust peraons
DIR sCHENcK's PuLM0NI0 SYRUP, sEAWERI
TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all re-
quirsi in curing Consumption Full directions accom-
pany each, that any take them without seninr
Dr. sehenck but when it is convenient s best 10 ID,
him. He gives advice ffes, but for thorough sxAm
ton with his Respirometer his is three dollars
observe when purchasing tho two
Of the Doetorone when IN the last stage Of Consump
tion and the other as be now Ia, In perfect heathAr
on the Government stamp
Sold by ali DruRasts and Dsalers prlee Al ha NJ.
bottle $3.50 the half doH,n. Letters for advice shout
aEays be drected to DR. sehsneks Principal Once Nc
is North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: DsmAs Barnes 4 Co.. N
8. Hanee, Baltimore, Nd; John D. Park, Clnein
natl Ohio Walker Taylor. Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros
81. Louls, Mo. oett8-ad w. ey M iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-16
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
stories Of the large double building AZ the N B. Of
and fitted up ia style Of elegance and eonvsniehcS
which Ia unsurpassed
The Instruction given here Is OF the most prasteAl and
busiaessiike ehtaesr The appreciation Of itn value
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly seven
readiness with which its graduates secure lucrative
situations and the large number Of applications made
to the College for them.
BOOKKEEPING,
which is tAuKhtin all it's departments and applications
Just Il 10 PrAnesd by the beat accountants aud buE
men. Zach student opens writes out and closes
several of hooks adapted to the various branches
da makes out in proper form the various pnpers used
in ussneSs, such as PromissOry Notes Reeeipts, Gc
count Currents, Account sAies, Buainssa Letters
Balance Sheets, &C.. and 10 Instructed In the larre
variety OF transactions and customs Of business life,
2 NMANsHIP.
which Is important to every business man, receiver
especial attention. and the method Of instruction
here Ia we'll calculated to make elegant rAplu
COMMERCIAL ARITHARTIC,
neudlng Interest PROFIT and Loss Averaging Accounts
Exchange, &c., IL taught In Its shorsat and APP
proved methods.
coasEaclAL LAW MArHHsArIos, aud DETECTING couH.
sRFEr NoTBs are included in the course Of instruction
TELRGRAPHING
both BY Sound and Paper taught by one othe bes,
practical and experienced OPERATORS every facility
is afforded for acquiring full knowledge Of all the
nuuiia OF the profession
department has been opened for the reception OF
oflaiies for Instruction in this branch The great and
increasing demand for competent operators offers un
usual opsrtuntt sfor rsmuneratlve employment.
AS instructi II given to each student separately
those who Ssh enter for any particular branch can d.
so.
The time usually required for the complete Counting
House Courses VARIES from eight TO twelve weeks aS-
eordiug to the number Of hours daily devoted to IT,
handsome Diploma, with the seal Of the Inst tuition At
| tached, is awarded graduation.
Students received time, and are instructed
At such hours as may hest suit their venIsnce.
Catalogues containing terms, &e may be obtained
| gratis on application.
E-oRrrsSDEss series OF Praetlea rrsAtiaes on BOOK
KEEPING, and JUDGE sHARwooD's lectures before III,
students, on Commercial Law for Aale att COlleRe
4 s. H. CRITTENDEN 4 CO..