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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25

The New York Times says, that his
tory is a satire upon humanity is ap-
parent in the fact that seven hundred
years after RICHARD CGUR DE LEON
and PHILIP, of France, We'd in Staying
the infdels, VICTORIA and NAPOLEON.
their successors, are jealous in doing
the Moslem most princely honors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25

The manner in which the memory
Of the late lamented President LIN
coin is cherished by the present occu-
pant of the White House may be
gathered from a perusal of the article
on the second page regarding the Ro-
mar Lincoln Tablet.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25

benefit, that its pluck is fully equal to
that of the belligerent little animal
| which took a tilt at a locomotive. So
is its discretion.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25
The DemocratIc Search Continued.

The Dem0cFatIC Search Continued.
The Democratic newspapers Of In
diana are still engaged in the search
for some individual who will consent
to be sacrificed as a candidate for
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25
Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL IN
The City Of EronsviHe IS three times
as large as that Of any other neuspd-
per.
Or circulation IN Indiana and
Msnois IS greater than any other neacs-
paper published IN this City.
In Kentucky IL is more than all the
other ErdnsriUe papers combined.
B6S- During the erection Of our Nea1
Building, the JOURNAL Business
Office wiU be located in the rear
of Cloud DE- Akin's Drug Store.
Entrance through the AHey on Ham
Street, nert to Marble Hail.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-25

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bobrt. 8esgebIid bate ibre tletae iiebens
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i2ippe uno NIT Sbranett In ben Qlueenibre
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Dir iperben fe Gdlefien ifitbt inisbsr
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Sobn, oai bot Sn Eeisesi BaI. z 4agi
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1867-03-31

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-27
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING HOUSE.


'uue - ioo''
NEALED PROPOSALS vii be received
- ut this ot.l,e uut,l IL . clock. 4. NJ ON
the ,we,,ty-u3h ia, OF July. lo0., for bui.d-
lns a house at Ih,> Agrnrv ~ilp # house t.
he ,hirty~t"ur by ,w,nrv-eIeht feet, with
wing ,wtnty-tur hv twelve t"ot: lcrrth Of
Posrs for main builIIny to b.. ii teet: Ierotb
of posts for win. to be lv fee, the Et>t
floor to he divided into five rooms and wood
house, with hall fourteen ~ xix feet, two
closets by 6 feet, and one rantrv fur hy
twelve ieet the uprer story to he divIvpd
INTO tour ro ms, viii hall lonrt. en- hy >ix
T. 81. a. j four cl st. four hy six feet The
building H. he built Of -rn., e. cnit,,w,,.J
planei and match,d. ard tie whole tnild
Irg to be iu,upi ant ,laster, i ,ui til,,; in
fe,wetl tie !nlh an! t.t. ,..iIns with cb4Ik
s'otr I'd imo eNyrpt iGr w3"d-hou.c
winch j. only 10 tr >u.rd nr: thc uluI,
hru<" 10 be ,ajrteJ viii tsv.. I'D c,nt< =
whl'e lead ana fiu>r,d OIL ';?nH~ arr, T., b..
lut urru aI. -; the Aiueloqv> the foundation
- be- tuilt + h.rI .0c< an1 lime hul't Ut
frou four tnaf trt,w thr .Itr,ca cC H.,
grourd "a cellar fifteen frt square and
teei deep t. b. walled np viii same matpriaI
as the l,aud tu.u Of hOuap 4 risteru to be
built with W t',r crnrt.t cntutl uf h ! lug
f,rt, larfrl> IF >..,ar +, ls t,,r,.isb.d viii
pump for bringing water into kitchen. One
ou,-hou,e to be built four feet BY seven. snd
seven ietf high \ tight beard and picket
fence % etc1U>e the house and onc.fJurtl
acre Of g1nuuA The u,,l inns, al hn Io,.t
in workmanlike manner, and the hui!ding
10 b. con4rIrtcu on or lrl,,re the first ,inv nt
April lntjS.
No bids will be cor eilrrej comirr from
any person either as PRINCIPAL Or surct, who
has rad government contract nwa!J,l fo
him aud failed t. fulil the SAINT. to the sails
taction OF the yvernmeul, ncr will he be-
p, rn tied t. have any inter, s. directlv nr
indirectly in this cortract.
Bills must he in duplicate. With copy Of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-27

To Charles c. Orr, Geo ". Chamberlin
Cyrus Frame, Charles b Rus,in, Julia
A. Nelson, Hlram Nelson, Q. Z. Tred.
way aud William B. Tredway:
Y OF are hereby noIi6ed that there is now
l. on file IN the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Di>tnc, Court of Woodbury. county. 1owa.
he petition o: M#!":ma E;4s!ey, asking tor
Removal OF the cloud upon her title in tt
certain tract OF land in said county, and
described in said petition, Tor the appoint,
ment Of missioner 10 adjust the
amount of taxes paid on said laud by the
several eoteuan's, and for partition of said
land, aud for contribution, aud for further
relief.
Nov, unless you appear and defend there.
TO before noon Of the second day Of tho next
term Of the Distric. Court to be begun and
holden at Sioux City, within and for said
County on the first Monday Of November
A D. 1867, default ". II be entered agains,
you and Judgment rendered thereon in
accordance with the prayer Of said petition
Dated al Sioux City. Iowa. july 5, 1867.
JOHN CERRIER.
julyl3-iw Attorney for Petitouer
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-07-27
PROPOSALS FOR HAY.
OFFICE or Posi- QuAETrRM STIR,
Fort Sully, ID. r., June lGsh, 1867.

OFFICE OF Posi- QuaRrrRM ,srrR,
Fort Sully, ID. T., June lG,h, lSG7.
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received
- at this office until 10 o.luck A. NJ
july 30Ih, 1867, t. furpi-h the Quartermas-
ter Department ii Ibls Post with 400 tons
OF Hay, The Hay to be Of the best quality
delivered and stacked at such place IA, The
Post a. the Post Quartermaster shall direct.
Proposals t. be made in duplicate with a
copy of this advertisement attached to
each, giving nataes Of bonasnsn, ani e"-
dorsed "Ptoposals for Hay
The Qaarlermasters Department reserves
the right to reject any or all bids aud con
slider those made Tor furnishing Il less guam
tlty than that asked TOR.
Machines for cutting will lie furnished on
agreement.
BY order Of Brevet Majnr General, D. s
STANLEY.
A. II. GOUDLOE,
1t 1t R. Q. NJ. 22d, L S Infantry,
5v Post Quar,ermas,cr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17
DAVENPORT IOWA. WEDNESDAY, JULY Il 1867.


4ru oLAss-axArIsc.
lat Prem.-Msry Cronkhite and Katie Mstern. I'd
Prem Bette FEEDER Sd Psem.-Eya Fay.
ARA clAss-xKSIAL AKirassrc.
LIST T.llie Heinsfurtes aud Jennie Ssmuels. I'd
Prem Lena Boss and Mary Bryant.
eRSnRAL InrRovknHsT.
Hattie westlake, Mary Z. Roche. Annie kinsellA,
Ida Mathews. Rebeeca Tcwnsee4, Annie Davis. Fan
nis oales. AnAstada Dsfmo1y, Sasah DERRICK, Alice
Robson, Mar oray. ya = Arostruag AwsLa Gold
gaa. Mssy tegis. Ninnie Deroody. Mary King. Mary
Paddock Pauline Hafes, Mia Bfo1esick. Ad, IN i'd
Rnth. Katie Matefn. Amelia Huber. Bertha Barguwes
julia Babcoek, Masy Bsrtgss.
vrxnAmMr-sGloH pspAsrukSr.
1st prsn..Bettis es.din, E@na Rach, May H.
mous.
let Premium.-Aasy Anns OConnos. Lena woeber
Inprovsasnt In Penmaaship- Carter.
nsssrnrssAl nvssc-lsr CLASS
Let Prcmium-Katis PARKER. Mary Clark. Lottis
MeMenomy and Kittie Young.-ed Premium bessie
Grant,
lst Premium m-Josa whistler. Annie Kinsella. Clara
Lindsey, Fannie McManus, Mary Rely, Lily Henley,
Fannie Sales. Emma Auck, Alics Bowen. Mary Woe
6sr-ed Premisn.Mary Triteh. Bette Hardin. Belle
ter. Rmma Nafshss, IA Whisier ssd Sarah Corns :
Sd Premium -AIics kobeeon ana Emma Ochs.
IN GLASS.
1st Premum-Ieua Bose and Mary Paddeck.-9d
keinsfnrter. Iillie Heller. Anasta-
Boss and Hsttir Westlake.
LIST Premium Vocal Music-Msry Haley
FRESoH LANeuAsk-1sr CLASS.
1st Prcmium-Mary A. Clark.
~ CLASS.
let Premium-Josa whisler-sd Premium - Ida
Wihsler.-3d Prcmium-Bee Rose.
Premium for improvement in French-Bee Sales
and Mary E. Roche.
GERNAS LANGUAGE.
Premiums for Improvement Awarded Sarah Heinz
furter. Henrietta Feder. Amelia kerker, Emma Ochs,
Mary Hoitsman, Teresa Seen, Kunigunda Bsrte-
meier, Bette Feder Matilda Heller.
ExBaorpssY-1sr cLAss.
lsi Premium -Aanie Kinsela.- I'd Premium Ma
~ Reilly aud Mary A. Clark
IN CLASS.
Let Premium-Belle Rose.-ad Premum-Em
Ochs and Teresa Cosgroye.
9p CLASS.
1st Premium-Amelia Goldfreidrick
pRAwISe--1sr eIAss.
lst Premium -Kittie Young
qD CLASS.
1st Premium m--Joea whistler, Ida whistler, Teresa
Cosgrove, Katie Parker.
Sp CLASS.
I'd Premum-nary Tritch.
LIST Premium for Monochromatic and Pastele
Painting Awarded--Aiss Annie Kinsella.
The following additional awards. not in
the regular programme, were made:
Wresths Of Honor for superior excellence Of con-
duct-awarded Misses Mary Seymour and Annie
Flynn.
For Amiable Department -Misses Alice Bowen.
Emma Ruch, Josephine Duggan, Ida and Josa Whis-
Ter. Sarah Corns, Kttie Young Lena Woeber. Teresa
Cosgrovc aud Lily Jones'
Vases OF Flowers for Neatness-Misses Kitte
Young, Mary Tritch, Teresa Cosgrove aud Mary +.
No che
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17
The Erie Broad S;auRe Rail-

way
ihe eui'or Of the Fremont ~ J journal
sasa: Having had occasion la'ely 20 pass
over this Railway. we ca IN st hesrtily say
that for speed. conceaience and comfort u -
not :, surpassed BY any ro.d in tie csantsy::
~ waserses the rich and thickly popeisssd
regions OF the State, and the sesnery scne
the route is Of rare beauty and interest.
with its perfect connections nth OIL Wes
tern and Eastern Lines. it FORMS oy fsf ~
most desirable route for travelsrs Its pas
senees accommodations ere oil 0rse e1eess
and ito officials are very oousteses.. The
Eating Houses along The line sfe Ssci1ed'y
superb. Under able and s@eiees noaege.
msns this route has achieved the proud
diss'nction-in this Age ofRail.ot being
ono " she pest 70 tho country. fst.cs so-
ing TO New York or New England, viii con.
suit their comfort, ani interest, bv taking
this route, and having once travelled over i.
will thereafter take no other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17

DAVENPORT LEATHER DRPor.-At the new
store Of Stuckra,h Il Co, 81 Brady ST., cen
be foun1 The larges, and most complete stuck
Of French and American calf skins, kips ard
morocco, harness, sole, and upper feathers,
shoemaker tools findings and materials per
tanning to the trade, west Of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skins
and oak tanned harness leather, and procure
oil other kinds from first hands
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17
tn Maahers.

MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYR>
Up for children, is an old and we'll tried
remedy. II has stood the test Of many
years, and never known to fell. Ii not
only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigorates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, and gives res. and health to the
child and comfort to the mother.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17

1o.oav'e Advertisements.
Painter, (iaztc-. WhiteneP and
Pap. r Hanger.
Notice Of Dankruutcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on tho
L 18th day OF June. A. d. ls67, . Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate Of
Robert Criswel. Of Davenport. in the County
Of scott, and State Of Iowa, who has been ad-
the payment OF sny debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt. 70 him.
or for his use. and the transfer Of any property
BY him. are forbidden BY lav; that ! netting
Of the creditor, Of the said Bankrupt, 70 prove
their debts, AMI choose one or more sssieuees
of his estate. will be held ct a Court Of Iaok
ruptcv, to be holden At No. West Hecoua Ht !,
Register. on the l4,h day of August. A. il.
1851. q. W CLARK.
l7.dltkwst US. Asrshsl. Diet. OF Iowa,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17
Iowa College Commencement.
Especial Correspondence 70 the DExocaAr.l
GnsnugLL, Iowa, July l6.

Iowa College commencement.
Especial Correspondence 70 the DExocaAsl
GnsnnsLL, Iowa, July l6.
EDIroR DskoCaAf:
After pleaesnt ride over the c., r. |. L
p. r. r., road which has the astonishing
ortune Of having gentlemeu for conductor i,
| found myself 10 the town Of Grinnsll -
Religion seems to be the chief commodity
and Il would not be bad plan il the article
~as more widely diffused in our own favor>
I'd city.
Commencement has commenced and the
town 10 full Of strangers Monday evening
the Congregational choir, assisted by Mis-
Lucy K Clark, performed the Orasorio Of
Absslom, in the Congregational Church.
Compliments Of the choir not extended to
The press. Admission so cents. The
church Was filled TO its utmost capacity,
,het being 700 people. Tho concert was u
grand affair. The orations 10 divided into
,oios, duets. Quartettes, and chorusss, and
was the finest attempt of the choir At On
,ration. The chorus singing was excellent
-unequalied.
A duet by Mr.. Hsrrick sod Miss Clark
Vas worthily spplauded.
Miss CLARK delighted the audience in .
tine obligato colo.
The presentations Of the Oratorio we're ~
follows: Absalom, z. V. Jones Tansar
Miss Lucy X. Clark, Misat, Miss A. w
Clark David. O. W. Won Codln Joab, 8.
II. Herrick Messenger, F. l.. Rouse.
Mrs. @. 8. Wyatt % instrumental direc>
tor and erganist, and Miss N. H. Cleave>
land - pianise, presided over their depart
msnts with great credit.
Mr. WIN. Beaton, ss conductor, has few
equals in the State, II any.
Afss the Oratorio, an urgent request
showing determined purpose was made
to have Miss Lucy j. Clark sing some song.
Alter ssme speech making, n habit which
Professors cannot get over even at con-
cert. much cheering and repeated requests,
The lady complied and sang " The Brook, ="
which singing was thoroughly applauded
as it deserved to be. The people began
moving out Of the church and SO did !, and
| have been moving ever since.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17
Notice or Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE:-Thst on the
i lsth day oiJuly, A. D 1857, Wsrrsnt 10
bankruptcy VS. issued sgainst the estate Of
Burr Andrews o. Davenport 10 the County o.
. Bankrupt, on his own petition, that The nav.
ment Of sry dets end d livery Of any property
belonsine 10 suh Bankrupt. to him. or for his
use. and the transfer Of any property by him.
are forbidden " Law That az Of the
creditors Of n. s'id Bsskrup'; to prove Their
debts. and choose one or more assienees Of his
TO b holdeu 4 No. West Second ateesa |.
the city II Davenport, before N. n. Price. ~.
lister, on the lsth day Of August, A q. 1ss7.
q. ". CLARK.
iy17 -dltAw3t U.s. Marshal Dist Of lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17
INCOME RETURNS.

The following is the supplemental list Of
incomes returned during the month Of June,
for the second division, District No. 3, State
Of Iowa. The conclusion of the list may be
expected with the July returns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17
"A WONDERFUL LAZY.
MADAME JOsEPmENR
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
4 Aelreleeist And Female Phyeiclan

u,Ho HAS CREAreD Such A SENSATION
w ~ her \ oudertul Powers IN st. Louis snd every
other cary che hae yet VI tied. has afrfvsd hefs ed
can be found at her residence
Ne. - lsoss second Street,
(three doors above nork leland )where she car
be consusd on al matters pertnining TO hes proies
zion Madame J. having been endowed with this
great and glorious e trUm bSth. she has astoutshcd
thousands By revealing the hddss Mysteries Of the
Pset Frreens and Pu.1re events Of li, .uch Love
CouftSn nip Law matters. the death Of friends " REX
atives at dissancc She travels oy sea Or land g 81
B rss X the world she RisO rceturvs perfect tran
uuility between man and wife. She makes Jour mis-
fortunes paes away: makes the elander and envy cf
your enemies fall harmless. aad Q. a.eurrd eatn
II you wish t. be rich and happy YOU VIII ~ once
coneut her. no,y
DIAMOND, in which persons can zee their fature
partners, fiende or othere. All who are In doubt o
those they love, shou ccneult her Immediately T.,
relieve and satisfy tns.r minds snd y nnc y ~
advic. have been solicited In thousands OF nstance
and the result has always been speedy and happy
Shs Z acknowledged BY an professors q the afs %
~ tha only real snd dependent Planet Reader now
in ths county she !. The ssvsnth canxassf 9! @ ses
seventh dau auRosef aad the seventh daughter o. tne
.sventn son. bOm under Tie planet Jupiter. She has
remedy to bring l0vess together shat wae never
known . fall She tells yen .nsr IN sna %
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17

CITY NOTICES.

CLoTnlSG.-A Among the rst>claas houses
of Davenport may be mentioned the man.
moth establishment of Robert Krause, on
Second street. opposite the First National
Bank. Everything in the line Of Ready
made Clothing, French and American Cas-.
simeres, English Brood-o.hs and Gents
Furnishing Goods Is kept constantly on
hand and sold at the loves. possible prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17
NlvER lTE Ms.

ARRIVALS TO DAT
CoosA Circus st Paul.
Nsw Bosrox Capt. Grinnell. Ft Madison
DAvHSPoar. Capt Holcoube, 81. Paul.
MuecATiSE, Capt jerks. s.. LOUIS.
DEfARrrREs.
New BosroN. Capt. Grinnel. Ft. Madison
DAVENPORT, Capt Holcombe. 81. Louis.
BEN CAsPBrLL. Capt Pierce. CLINTON.
MusCATISr, Cant. jerks st. Paul.
The new steamer Dubuque will arrive
and depart for st. L,ui. at & A. n, to NOR
row.
The Sucker State is due al this point on
her way to st. Louis at . o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Finding some repairs to her shaft neces>
sary, the keithsburs has been laid up
Fort Madison. She viii resume her reg.
ulsr trips next Tuesday.
Ak ORDINANCES to provide for paying tho
City Engineer.
BE 1t enacted By tho City Council Of the
CHyV Ddcenp0rt:
That section 2l7 Of Chapter IA Of the
revised ordinances Of the City OF Daven
port be and the same is hereby repealed. and
that the following be substituted therefor:
SEC. l. The salary Of the City Engi
neer shall be seven dollars er day Tor every
day he is actually employed in work for
the City. provided the compensation shall
not exceed six hundred dollars per dnnum
Passed:an approved July Sd, 1867.
n. Dox.Hug, Mayor.
Attest: JoHy LrLLis. Ciy Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17

ADIurAxr GENERAL's OrricE.-The cleri>
cal force at present employed, being insuf>
fcicnt to transscting the business arising
from extensive demands on the records
FROM Washington and the different States,
Messrs Smetham, Bourne and Winkless. Of
this city. have been re>engaged, and will
make their headquarters at Clinton for
acme tlme IN oOme
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17

TusATRicAL.-The leading members oi
the company At Mcvicker's Theatre. Chica
"a, being or in consequences Of the pro
duction Of the spectacle Of ths "Blset
Crook, are making tour Of the provincial
towns, and VII perform At BAbcoet's Hall
Rock Island. on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urnav evenings Mrs. Anna Cswsll, Harry
Hudson and other noted professionals will
appsas. They win probably appear In this
city next week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17

AccspsSr.-Mr. @. Sheplsr, Of the bsk.
cry on eeond street. near Ripley. had one
Of his fingers nearly cut OF Yesterday By
catching il in a cracker machine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-17

HAavsss.-The bsslsy harvest is said TO
have commenced on several farms in this
vicinity. and will become general BY Mon.
cay. A splendid yield 10 looked ios.