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New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
PASSENGEPS ARPTVFD.

PROM MlRAGoANR, May 2o-Iu brig B. IugracMr and Mrs
PROM SAVANNAH, May 2sIn steamship JacinieMr G. H.
M ep EeDa and & 4 II H . aa & sad dSnsh Msi p M
Nendnhal hts sehs children and servant hrs X M Lowell
saItgee A G, Gusn 4 wsraeA Mr. Adrcb, W. L. sartreo
s hS a a Bsoiy ~ fSs MT psnn s a. " M SAVER n and @
mon and LADY MS, P''sn = Gel JGl9 %eTSse II re p1fh M A.
S[sh.n Nh = Ssye7' ard son 81 Basr w caSe,oT W.
Wf s JACOB s91 cha , ~ H. SG b * LeIyi ] aud lay r. a. Les @
Mi Ta6T Ps1 iyRr Ni kTp % S g. % oesGe
conS Mr. and Mrs j. D. Dl Ms. DI Mr r CeuiSr Melvin Knapp
Mr Ne o. D p Grant S. AID A. Greenlea Miss Gresn
Ieaf ,eresHi Mis- Beaumont Mrs J. l. Hn H. Rimuni Dr
warts .. M5s.oa sr add Mn G Latham Miss De fras l. Rcr
5le Mr. sDi Me- Go Mr Thomas iiale aad y, II c Hyea
Ms Rivera Miss e Mn, Daise Jamea pck Ais Weber Mr.
the N,s odges Sf jone, b. T. Coel Mrs Goe children and
Folfcran, ~ KT.6i jaime. B GSni Sir. chilli Miss i
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g'eihs ~ sarei @ A' u "a artosln IL k'Sf D. WI M ss a
FROM LIyERioOL ASD QrEFyTowy, May 2a-In steamship
scotlDr j. Crane. M !. AceHr. 3i sad Sir. d. Lawrence
Mr =. Jenh.s 1 a. D hrsJ. . sa Mr. D. vie5am, Vim C9
hour and dhushios VIM Wycsoc GH 5Is Wc,ifslii an
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a'7 l,e 1,s S ss 1' 1sa - G % %cee ' 1 Master j. S,e
welt G. Enducco M 80 John, Wm st1ue NJ and MIs RoleIts
Mrs Lpplco lr Welsh, II. Porter T. VIII
liars Curtis la ani servant = Nsud5er ard c Aiss Knight
Meschlm. Au1ralc and aLy q d. G. Philips and lady g.
Mlsm' LADY nd soa M ChT d, and th sehlcsinser ysnh
uuhf Mis- NJ Candy n A. Smith haue toman MI aud Mrs
Pastor lsugle Opcushau NJ lad Mr. Gnog M. Doasas
M Saic Misses j. snd L. Io1gas Mz Bcknap and daughters
Ar. Kourtou Eccr T. Bu.g NJ e MIS- Rich AMI
l. Lew George H.sierou Robert etefsn 1r ahd Mn g. Osu
tan Pew e. ECuc, jo'n Adlmson IT, icfoa
cad Mis- wallace u g. Jobn, v er, Miss Andrie, Ma
Poland MIS- T. Pehn Nh BrIfoa Major anl M.A Gorion aId
hr and AR T. j. Gaskr m servant W j. Booker, Mrs j.
Quinn Joph Gro George Cochran. WI Ldde, ha~ygr 1Lee
Ahrens A. Nc-d-ron Mr. fui Mn Wors two ha Wots j.
Wofts J. Webster j. Akhsu. H. warner T. Wilson Airs A. Aai
NJ. RnlsEau Bofao T. Lsuosotr J. McNamara-Ioiali IT.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

SrFrotK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SocIErf-Oh
Tueav LAST uursant TO ca the Board Of Managers OF
tho boye Society met at Rlyerhead During the mee'hg
they were waited upon by committee oi cltIehs oi
Rverhead and offered as it 90 acres o. e,ered % o
with bali mile track suitably pisareu % ~" THst the
ocietv sh0ld hold fair the grounds at least once ia
ch yeor in the Fall and In OF failure 10 40 30 eI
80 nepcntlve yeaIs the crunnd shall revert 10 ihs
Committee TO be- by them, sold, and the proc e's uaueu
40 rta AflCr due discussion the iropor4iioh was a'
irrtcd bv unanimous vote The Board Tie" Fu,e1 NIon
r nu,stlon of holding Tie next E,l al Hiteh"'h WHICH
Sss y..4.yu p4..s..N.sssj'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29


AHFHrCAN IiHE INSURANCE NoTPANT3
No broadway. KEw-l0HK. MAY a. 1861 y
A II THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
~ ORS Of NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
pANY hel al he Office Company MONDAY 9th
following gentlemen unanimously elected:
iqrscs w OTIS William Wlitewirlt James B. JolIstop,
Josiah Igrc willis blackstone Siucy Brooks,
Richsrl NJ Blatclfoul Joshua j. Henn Henry Parish,
Caleb Swan, Acton CVH John hfsah,
Thomas W Gale John Aucun,oes Eiusrd H. r Lyman.
Daniel b. Fearing Oliver s. Carter Henry Z" hee;
Charles Williams Oliver H. ShtTar, hltasra y" blcfcAer
Getting Of the Board James W Os tsf was mani
moasy President r W Btcse VcPrcsdtu and Frank
Rv crier T. II CARTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
Granrfal.

/ lNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
zsSS w X ThAA YEARS 70 Run BEARSG SIX pm cENf
.i - NfuL NOhLb-Ilese bOnis regarded Sag.
S - 80 S el ~ losg ryesimfnf desfraie
sIg E 9 ~ sefafis FOk SAIL By JOHN a. CISCO =
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
CHEESE

Cheese coming forward much more freely; nearly
10000 boxes for the week but not selling well The
present production is large, estimated az 40 per
day I'm this State alone. shippers are backward about
paying 17c for the finest Factory, though they do give
that for choice LOTS very few are worked on 70
the home trade at ia al7tc The feeling If weak and
further decline anticipated Most Of the farm daries
have been partially SKINNED and dealers quickly accept
120l4c for such those SKINNED all they can be viii only
bring aloe. sales were made to-day at 7c even III Will
require good foreign demand 20 up the half OF
what cheese win be produced IN this country during the
present and prices must harmonic with Shippers
q ". ulInN.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
,lorl- marocn's Moiirc.

sr,rE op HRv-YoRK, I
pour.WAnpRys OFFICE, No ~ Niliaih~t
NOTICE is bercby given, i'm accordance with
~ section 4 he Art pard Apfl lf 10 snlH9s n H. , @
ileof. the Nauus Ohcf " tle of1 e Ne"i"A 49, ir
int,rere having matter ' t,n l
or r-.~ Al q ihe following vessels now une etahAA
,u bv th Ps Nsni-n and tie az tAaNsvli
h Completed viii ten days succeeding ts loc "' 'O1 s
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
NiNlArrRK ALMANAs

MINIATURE ALMANAC
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

CAPITAL. SI,ooo,Ooo'
IAN paid in snds securely invested
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, which may be Withdrawn
any time.
THIS COMPANY authorized as Receiver Executor Trustee
m Married Women Guardian ns1tf and is LEGAL DEPOsl
TORY for money paid into Court
II viii receive Registry Transfer Books and act rs Agent 70 pay
Commons And Dividends also Railroad Mortgages and will
take charge of and manage Estates
ISAAC II. FROTHINGHAM,P President.
JOHX V. L. PRGYE ANDREW v STOUT, VicePresdents
TRUSTEES.
A. A. LOW, tEANCls shinDl;.
SAML. G. WHEELER, IT,. BkAL u. .UnIION,
EDWARD b. WESLEY, DAVID BnNs;.,
GRO g.. WILLIAMS, HLNkl hI0hEs,
uogACE y CLARK HENRY T. DAVIES.
poOPNaE J0ISSTOy HENRY X BOGEBf.
ELISHA RIGGS jan NJ Mcii.,A, ,n,,,,,,r g.,
o AUGUSTUS SCnELL, NM NlIlENKdNlii iii IT,
IsuRS NJ WATFgBl'IY DANIEL &. HOWELL,
IpFEV AZ CLARK GEORGE ". CuGLER,
tNtst / pAREER JANIS FORSYTH,
aTTEV Sif',.gOF JONATHAN ". FREEMAN
WILLIAM +. RUSSELL, JOHN MAShf~
WAl. r. ALDRICll, Secretary
CHARLES T.. CARLTON. Asst Secretiry.
W m PECKTIAA. Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
q y. wHoIEsALE PRIcEs on OOUNTRY PRODUCE


foT THE ". Y TRIBUNE BY our own Reporter
The following the current rates OF articles IN good
rendition sold Ivy commission houses at wholesale
Bhippers receive 10 cent less deducted Tor com
missions, hesde freight and ether charges Persons II
eeying produce TO s often with the request that mme
late returns made, cannot always Obtain the prices
tended por FOR the farmer than the merchant, and
prefer not 10 dsappOnt by giving the outside prices OF
very choice articles Boxes packages should De care
fully marked with paint, and the of the sender
should be painted upon end Nail an invoice or
list OF the articles upon the under side OF the cover and
send httor Dyma, containing an invoice ana dITec-
lions also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and cane in putting up viii add much TO the value OF The
produce.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
POULTRELIvE.

Fowls arc not as plenty, &hd selling quicker ~ an
advance. Spring chickens begin to be offered. Some
CaIada dressed turkeys continue arrVe IN Zee ana
bring 22a:3c. n Wild pigeons, dead, but not picked
are very Ilenty and only bring soc. 9 doz to-day We
quote: - 80
epriuc Chickens = pair. .............-. 25G 50
Ducks, y par -.-Sd zo9S5 M 81
Geese, New-Jersey, y pan. .-..---.----. 5OG 8 70
Turkeys, D..-.-...---.....--.--..---.. NG IS
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

Old potatoes being neglected for new, the last
seamer having I0oO bbls from Charleston String beans
and squaes also arriving from Chafleston-tona-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29
COURT cALENDAR-Tms DAY.

UT 7'7
,-oo .gt 683-viereck Sr, sgtT The rsira
81 pauaSs sgt Iouton. ave. r. r. Co
xrs,sng ag Tn. Hoffman 5l-KisTsted Clerte
- DO it33-GOriou agt LeadcTctn
osurlirser agt Lvncb, Sheriff Sel-KAyaT genlipS
l3Ej-Gilbert Maitland
S2lBakr agt. Webster
ER Co 61-Dufiis Agt andrews :
e5i-Tucker at The Long Island lg15Rpy sg Dnrhaa in
n hacf.
agtS i2SI-ManCel sgt
2lJ-Tho Irving Bank Dubois s3-s urtss agt is '~'' -
ltd fos tie Tern.
SUPREME C0URT-SPEcIAL TERx-NEr1s, J. hss " '-' -
N
IN Fl. - sssta;i,' H. r. h Co
E3NeoI agt Neol. ~ o.A 80 y. -, t,sr.,vrd
tg-Campbcll ag. Blake stS-1't'.o, .., Cotssa
iaxschnson Ahnayer -~o--ii"4-''
2yG-Ayrault a q. Murphy.
StrnE'll ONNi gI-Yrcnch k@ye.
--io'e Ak' Seao.I r2-ilu Sairt
s"--ih ~ .. Leeoea - a3-tl lafle agt Saae
TG-Pamer Calngfortl ..ai ~ EsLlain
so-ilart agt Bdwet \ IA So sct ltou r
ofem ngt same
Csi l3l--brorSn agt bronson p.,,x I 4. a.tksv
NV'N''N' ' Calendar this Tenn
gAa h-peaH S..s.s-.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAI Ihhh-I"Ai 40 D''"'"
Justice McCUNN.
DECISIONS.
James Beck agt Nathan A. Son.-Stay vacated 30
far "a TO allow plaintiff to enter Judgment ana ISSUE
execution. . CO. ., Van vo,N On, vafa
Jo1le Carrie FeutOn Ada Stewart, ana minnie Acton
The prisoners are indsputably violaors Of public
ecency and order and the house they selected Ior te
Evidence establishes beyond question, and Il is sufficient
10 Justify in refusing Their dscnaige MY uecsl1n
for trial.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

"ToBACCo.A steady fair demand has prevailed for
Kcnfuekv Leaf Prices have ruled quite hrln We quote
In rnrrensv as foows Light Leaf Lugs at 4G53c; Com
mon MEDIUM a. sa2e GOO i,Sy at SSzT we1sT
and CiarSsyllle Iugs 5506sc Common at 7aslei Ne
dinm collie. Good, 12Gl5c Fine l6Glsc ana selee
flons lga.6c seed ,ICaf less active, but remains
steady. We quote at 701Oc. for Connecticut F1lers
2O035c for wrappery lots and 40055c for ne wrappers
56co for Y Stte PLIERS S0I2c for do. average lots,
and Is 03Oc for Wrappers; 2i03lc for Penns and
Ohio FilerS l0sc for average lots, aud loose. LOT
Wrappers New Crop Connecticut Filters, 5atc., wrap
pery lots sdl2Jc and Fine Wrappers, l505Oe.
%TIN-Pig has been only moderate demand; prices
and close heavy; Plates are WITHOUT cagc OF
impOrtapee We quote:
New-York tribune., 1867-05-29

s,a oaMsas s11 for New do; %2s 25 for CITY dos ss
FOR Prime S9s1S Is for Extra do S1SS I 70 iS for rim
En- eet ~ soarce and firm sales OF 500 bbs at sloa
S for Common Fair Plain Mess 7sI Ior Reef and
sscf Hams are quiet, owing TO the small supsy. C' %
Meats are quiet and nominal Bacon ~ III IaOuSC % " 70
nest saIes OF $50 boxes in let's at l04c for - - ~ ~
rTiye Ile for r. and 12c for 3 G. Lara Is u, l
nominal saos of pkgs at l2A0l24e tOr NO Ia
for 1Stv and 13QI3ge for fair 10 prime steam NJ, 10
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, ~ oCLOCh,; arIor vi
Arm at S23 9O8t1s so for New Mess, cash ana Iesu'
lard is dull aud nominal -. rDdo o+
PETROLEUM is dun but steady we quote CIuue W ot ~
hoaIosc i'm bulk and Ice bbls Refined IN DOhu al %o0
for s. W, and 265c for p. W. <,,, - ,roted
RICE-The market is quiet but firm; Carolha - md
at Ilb0l2Bc; RangOOn, q G9lc currency H9ty P H. -
ianSoon I'm hon0 3y0Ilc gold single and double Dass
SIGARs-The business has not been very neaSy aSyrtad
IN order to realize decline Of &C. 10 hss Ses The
and we now auote Fair TO Good Refining al IO M fc
market closed tame Of 9Si hhds at oiGsg ot
Cuba; 0I2c for Porto Rico, and c 9 bds s7 04
I9sc The stock of Raw Is estimated at 65Vs hh9s oi i
boxes So sc bags and 10 hhds MeladO KelHeo ar tu
and rather heavy at l6I dl5le for FO"eIcu'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
new YORK GIFT COMPANY F.!
Every Ticket Draws 4 Prize.


ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
eF- A chance 20 draw any Of the above Prizes by
purchasing Sealei Ticket Tor 81 cents.
TICKETS describing each Prize are Sealed In En-
Seated Ticket will be drawn, without choice. and
delivered ut our oice sent BY mail 10 any address
The prise named upon il will be delivered TO the
ucket-holder on receipt OZONE DOLLAR
lou will know what your prize is before you pay
for It, Any prize will be exchanged for smother of
the came value.
NO BLANKS.
REYrxKSoEs: The following persons have lately
drawn valuable prtses from this Company, and kind
~ permitted the use Of their names j.;
J II Minor. 36s sixth Avenue, X. 5000: Mrs
cHieass III Hs Piano. value 3D. osa s' New la
ven. told Watch. $2Jn koht Furman. Dubuque.
Sewing Machine. 500; Henry xscullum Louisville.
steal Box $50 ]. II Knapp. "a l4th IT. A.. Piano.
$500 q II Benedict. New Orleans. Gold Watch, ssVi;
" Barnes, Atalanta Ga. 600 4 sutton NASH
Ala, Diamond Cluster Ring $3.50; Payne, Buriing.
ton, VT, 500: u Ferris. springfield. III, Diamond
Thos Barrett Jr. - oay street, Baltimore, sewing
Machine, SO: IL. Is. Ahrens. " Main st, Buffalo,
500; W N Palmer, New Bedford. Mass.. GodW atch
say; Mrs Rove, Ninth and san.om .t.. phia
lyn, $500; NJ Cauldwell. DagRs Hotel. utca. 90
s Cammeyer, Detroit, Mich, Gold Watch 500; Mrs
sehuts, louisville. Ky. Diamond Ring. ssso: Geo
Mason, rs Warren street. &, $500 Mrs 7 Morris,
Fourth Avenue. cor. 10th 1t. n Y. Piano, sioo
Opinions of the Press.
Tho New York Git Company are distributing many
valuable prises. We have examined their m anner 81
doing business ard know them I" be a fair dealing
firm Their plan is move satisfactory than prcseiI-
iation Festivals, rs ~ DRAW every dsy and the
Hubecribes reed not psy for the prize drawn, unless
suited.--t'ssette. y. y. Oct -.
The Git Establishment OF II. DARToN 4 Go All !g
Broadway, IL daily attracting crowds OF visitors TO
witness the drawing process The Investment 10 but
70 cent? for the chance and the prise drawn II salts
factory, II Immediately delivered for dollar A
friend 81 ours last week drew $500 prize which be
~ Our Patrons can depend on fair. honorable
dealing The Prize drawn will be delivered at orr
Office regardless OF Its value. promptly sent d.
Yected. By return mail or Express.
Liberal Inducements TO Agents. SatisfactiOn Guar
anteed.
t-six Tickets for one dollar, IS for e.. ~ for o.
All letters should b. sddresgedtO
n. BARTON CO.,
nUvQ6-dA WNW roo Broadway. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of lows.
In the matter Of the bankruptcy Of William II.
Webb.
To the creditors of said William Il. Webb. and
all other persons Interested:
CIRS: HUTiCE IL Hk2EBY OWEN. that
y petition has been fiied in the District
Court Of the Unised States for the District
Of Iowa. by ths ssid William n. webb, Of the
city Of Davenport, in said District, duly declar-
cd . bankrupt under the Act Of Congress, en-
titled AN Acl to establish uniform system Of
Bankruptcy throughout the United States" ap-
proved March ID, 1861. mr. = discharge and a
eerti6csGe thereof, from all his debts and liabili
ties provsbls under sid Get. aud that the
3sth day Of Dec mbes. A. D. 1867, At the hour
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. BY adjournment 10 fixed for
the heavisg Of the same, - also for the second
aud third meetings of his creditors. when all
parsons intersstsd NAV appear bsfoss Aai1 Cesst
ct No. Z West Second Street, in the City of
Davenport, in said District sad show sssse, il
any they have, Why the prayer OF said petition
should not be gsanted, and the said Wsb0 dis
charged. DAvDA TR0R.
Dec. 3. .ss7.-dss-th Atty for n. Webb.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
70 tho Ladies.

vrAyrS0 LONG SEEN THE NECESSITY or
III - Estshlishnent where Ladies could ccnven
iepsy repair for HaIs DresfiDgs
MRS. q. n. Am6th
nov takse pleasure IN announci~g THAI she = Aave
rooms prepared IN the Rev block Per- r.s
recently erected by Mr.. FuIton. ~ y ~ss..
House, where ahc win II al times - 49, - -
Frixsinx and repairing Lad.s r'ns O.I ,, y.
Head Deeses o. every kirS w N M rerrS
.s 49, Ssr 49, r.~s OF new ones. Cork ecrow
sids Cn,is ~ III sses On hand and r:ds e ordes
Curls Sw,trhes and E,sses "a ~ ~, NV. !, sssr -
Sos.ss. = naol on la1Dss' gseae y1esee. ~
~ 10g0o1D. hi s@ AwF H5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
Notice or Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
L. 18th day Of November A. ID. 1851, warrant in
Bspkrupcy ssued aganet the estate Of John Jof-
dan OF Davenport In the County OF Scott and State
Of Iowa. who has been adjudsed bankrupt, ON his
own petition. That the payment Of any debts and
TO him. OF for HE u.e and the snses OF any proper
~ BY him, are forbidden by law. That meeting Of
the creditors OF the said bankrupt 70 prOre theft debts
and choose more assig6eeo q his estate, will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No.
l. West second street. In the city Of Davenport. be-
ere NJ NJ Price, Register, On the 18Th day Of Oecem-
Der. A. ID. 1861. q. W. CLARK.
Doyy1 -dIt-th T. q M04ehal. Dist. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
BANKRUPT NOTICES.


DIsrt IJr OF Iowa,
At Davenport, on the Goth day of November, A.
D. 1857
appointment IS Assignee OF l.. N. Palmer. Of
Sharon Township in the county Of Clinton,
and State Of Iowa. within said District, who
hiss been acjudged bankrupt upon his own pc.
tition by the District Court Of said District.
novel -d5! thur r f. bRoVN. Assignee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
Notice OF Bankruptcy.

THIS Is To OWE NOTICE THAT ON THE 18th
! day of November, A. ID. 1857, warrant in Bank.
who has uevn adiudged Bankrupt. ON his own Pc
ution. hstthe payment OF any debs and delivery OF
for his use and the transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors
Of III said Han krupt0 prove their debts and choose
the Court 81 Bankruptcy. to be holden at No I, West
second street. IN the city Of Davenport before M.
u. Price, Register. on the 18Th day OF December
4. y. Asa, q. ". CLARK,
noyg!-d3w-th e. 8. Marshal Dist Of Iowa,
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Private CO1ssultatiOns.

AT THE GALENIC MEDICAL
# INSTITUTE, In Concert Hall
~ - Dl0ck. near the Post OfEce. 81.
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nm: a Ms.ss-s Spermrt@rrhHa seminal ~
III s<s%x hllity, Private Di~sAses, Female
Complaip,s. 6c.. personally or byIettes An Hire
trated Medical Pamphlet on IL aboye diseases con-
tanning u large pages, and Wig sui particulars.
cent to any address on receipt ~ - cents.
10 LAiIRa--A peniphls< o. epeciAl i1pArtanee
- ll1st3ed Iad1ps md Cthev ee0t n eeaBd eoxet
ope q pecsope Of elanp. Q1fee4 ~ tet14p y tt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
PROOFS Of THEsUPERlORlTv or
THE AMERICAN
w A TO FL Il S

This eoonesy be- seasun to Be pr0ud Of thie eRen.
did epecimkn Of Aueeleao 0porot1ve goniuo ono en-
tsspre0 ms e Win Woe rov0leti0A b the waer1
menulHcturine q the world no one a. doubt Who
esanises ~ operations Of see wslsnan ssaabiise.
meat f0f u tnxns out watch novsmsnts q Just
about one half the cost Of ported movemenss-be-
Ga e the unifosm seliabeiity Of the 0sehins-msde
watches must give them crest edvantage over ell
oshers wherever known. poor ttme-pteee 0e -
machine mako Wtl be ssse 10 the future - good
one Of hand make has been heretofore for mach ne
~ IL arbitrary in In Performance. a1d csn make
rerfect article just eaey - one thee b WORTHLESS.
It win be cause Of coogs atuletion II this highly
ueeeuI AM csiean Enterprise shall have the effect Of
driving oct Of market tie thousand Dc Of trashy for
sien asstclcs miscaied time ksepers, By furntphing
70 excellent and economical . substftu EN- y.
Times,
I'VE h.ve had one Of the works Of thie Company
n q case for some considerable time. and comuaf.
lnQ them with soeunes nrst-c1Oes works Of di6tfe1t
manufacture possrseed By they have established
IN ouF opinion theis superiority ov0s any ever M
tsoduced fof corfectness . time World.
I'VE notice with regret (wsitipg q ~ Park r.
position) the absence Of epeeimens - America p
manufsctnre. which, alth00sh only comparatively
Of recent birth smong ~. q already prodncink -
e. manufactured BY tho Wsllham Company arc csr-
tainiy. far strength durability. aud escelIence
% timc.ksepcss asc concerned = 4o0d = aaysn,ns
pfo1nced By tho Rreneh - 0wies nansiscsus
n. y. Herald.
..Tbe bsasty, ths precision, the Ersstss cAesp,
nsee The nnifrn exceliencs Of watch constructed
~ n,seHinesy % exquisite that ne mere spectacle
81 lie opersilon - poseic essdssiy e.. ne 49,
is.n ws,s aH:s scs.s R:sisaes ~ =" =
Esuy WoseA Fully Warranted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
BOOT MARKET !
CHICAGO MADE.
OFFICE OF
L. CHAPLIN e. Co..
NOV RNtBER !, 1851

NOV KMBER !, 1851.
The trade has for the weeks been very br,
in the Boot line aud III fact have been CO PEELED
10 Factory dny and night TO keep all orders
promptly Died. Our remarks last week had the If.
icct to lowar ri.ces IN This Market we saw again
Bouts and Shcer inust come down, and es soon as
all chicago manufacturers do do, sell at Bos
ton rices. the consumers of he great West III lind
very few Eastern Boots In the stores Of Western
merchants. and furthermore, say II they peseis-
family combine together and keep Chicago Made
Boots mt $50 and ~ per dozen. when the cost al the
at the most 10 only $l3 per coxcn they will md
whom 10 late other manufacturers OF the same stamp
wheeling into line, wish the motto "a fair msnufac
.p..nf Nil nj
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05
SPRINGFIELD.

RAY L. TAYLOR,
n.~rrAcrr.ras OF lAmrs A.p sESn'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS I
HAVING useuualied facilities for the manufacture
u Of all klnas 81 the above goods We are prepared
70 MI all orders With proupnc e anu uspaIcn. and =
- low figures - By any Pfhef hoAse 'urins
sVoss .. ne ss'ne qu. s,;,yng the following roods
With are nnsnrnsssed In style. finish. quality and
Gents Collars.
Pain MsssAson Pcfssgney.
" 0afote,
Cloth Imitation ~, :.
lie Bean Ideal colie,,
Manila Enamecd 0arote,
.,,di..s. Collars.
Eugenic Linen Finish
Eurenie,
English Garcte.
Enameled
Linen Finish :"
Reversible Fname'ed.
Linen Finish.
Ladiee imitation Lace Collars.
Curtis Linen pstcnt Bosom.
In addition 10 the above, manufacture All kinds
OF Ladies' and Gents Cufi. hpth uhE,e ~. fesrr-i-
BILE. plain, enamelei Inca Hnirn' :. ~ nv ia'r-t
STYLES and hes. material All or roou- on saie ~
", q. WApsW ovTU. A 4 81 Brady street. Daven-
port. 80 sI-s,cgsla NJ.
Caution.
All paper goods manufactured IN ini'auon OF Linen
or other woven fabrics infrrGeHi'r,. oi or let
tiers patent unless licensed ny us. ~ or, pYless
see undef said patent, and al .nii'hsers VIII be
hYomptly prosecuted ~ i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-05

TuE plan Of putting greenbacks in pack
ages of tobacco must have been successful
for it is finding imitetois. A coffee dealer
advertises that every purchaser Of one
pound packages CT his coffee will receive
greenbecks in small or large amounts. -
The smallest greenback is the three cent
bill