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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-05-14

At 8 o'clock. the Chapel being filled to over
flowing, the Chorus of Flowers. in the persons of
twelve beautiful damsels,
"Came at the voice of Spring,
To deck with their beauty the sylvan bowers"
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And thus commenced the
CANTATA.

The Flowers met in a secluded dell in the
forest, to choose their Queen. A gay young
Cavalier, discontented with the world, seeks. in
the same place. retirement from it's cares and
The flowers sing of love and
duty; and the Notwithstanding that, to fill we'll
the station allotted by Providence. is to be happy
to return again to usefulness and con
fentment among his fellows
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sand six hundred and seventy-eight dollars. The
penalty under the law for falling to settle within
tho timo prescribed, being two per cent. per
month upon the sum withheld, VIII amount to
swcnty-six thousand and seventy 2-100 dollars,
which, added to the principal, makes his total IN
dcbtcdness cighty-eight thousand seven hundred
and fifty Go-100 dollars" @ @
Tho Virginia Legislature finally passed, before
the close Of its late session, at least Of it's rail-
road consolidation bills that is, the bill to COM
ploto the s'Covington and Ohio Railroad" by con-
solidating the Central Virginia, the Norfolk and
Petersburg, and the Southside Railroads, under
tho name Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company. Should the scheme succeed, 1t will be
tho means Of absorbing some s7,0oo,o0o Of State
debt and Of diminishing the taxation Of the State
to the amount Of $3.50, 900 per annum. There is q
contract with PEnn s. Co., however, for the COM
pletion Of the Covington and Ohio road, and, il
they carry it out, tho consolidation falls, but it Is
not believed they will sucoeed in their negotia-
fiona .N I"--- f ns-F T. la1-5-l'' .s'@:
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g R%IE STGM. ~:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH :, 1867.
THE BANKRUPT Law.

THE BANKRUPT LAW. .;ts
&7.%E5 NJ. -, E+A t'g:-@: ai@ ~ G4>rsas5l a: t
At the close OF q long congressional campaign,
the Bankrupt Law passed the House on Friday
last, the first inst by the closest vote We recol-
lect Of during the present session, IS yeas to ri
nays We gave the leading features OF the Bill in
our issue yesterday. It is The only measure, we
believe, in the consideration Of which party lines
seemed to be entirely diszegarded, owing probably
to private and personal considerations, greater
than party obligations.
The greatest interest and excitement was
manifested on taking the fnsl vote,n we learn
from the reports Of the debate, 8: members crowd
ing into the area, Watching result, and endea-
voring to change votessore side or 1.-THE other. At
enc moment there was q majority Of one in fayoT
Of the report [of! the Committee, ii
the main concu1ring in the Senate amendments, j
then q majority Of one against it. Then change
OF q vote from yea to nay, aid another change hom
nay to yea Finally, to the great joy and relief OF
MI. JEScKEs, the author Of the Bin, the result was
announced Ly tho Speaker as yeas IS nays; II. :.
This announcement was greeted by great applause 81
on the part Of the 73,;who hsd voted aye.sY.r
The Bill, with the House amendment; thsn ,7en;
to the Senate, and was by them accepted ana
passed. by vote Of twenty -four to twenty signed
by the President, and sent In before the sdjourn-
ment;of Congress-. It. is, therefore, now part OF
the law Of the country I'VE have not yet seen The
text Of the Bill as It passed. and nre therefore un-
prepared to examine its. several provisions; but
have long felt satisfied that: such law waa d de-
manded, especially time in The interests st
hum We have never seen any arguments
against it that we worth serious refut-
ton. We are not, however; prepared to 20 tie
whole animal on this mattar With the aN9ew a9 YORK
Tribune; which, IN remarks on the passage of
this law, says t@Under the more enlightened raien
Of modern ideas, iB; to he hoped we ahall soon
come to the unequiyocal: adoptien of the ;iouly
sound rule on this subject is, to regard debt
ine that @oard Tsss Ha4p
upon our deleterioua credit system than to place
all debts on the basis Of personal honorn -: -
This may, perhaps, answer for the high latitude
m:which the immaculate philosophers OF the, ,YFi-
o1l1e move The personal honor Of q New York
merchant, 2 Wall 4 street broker, q WESTMINSTER
farner, or an Albany legislator may be, doubtless
s,ieboye all seproaoh.; No breath OF foul asper-
aon could ever reach it. But this, znfortunateay;
is not the case every The lsw has still q
strong hold upon men in other parts Of this nun
dime sphere. r. f2i'srt y =! --..,.,
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-. M. ...,!;.:IB w. IB0 Q A!.Rl|,:DlNe. AFRO
POARDING.- SEVERAL GENrLEnIEN
- can ;bo accommodated with genteel Board and
Lodging at No. 95 BROAD STREET Terms, So por
week; day boardhtsJ $S. ':r:3: -'n:st:i: March =
RoAMDNG.:-PLEAs r oOMs, " IFiH
HAsEL STREET, next Trinity Church. Ternns mode
Eate. .-.. - ,- Tr.l - Z. . March
POA9RDING.ITWOSI GR.NTLEnIEN
~ iczu be accommodated wit good Board and q.
STREET, west side, near Tradd. S9ts.sl a - '.-
Atew DAY ROARDERS can also .baacromnodatad.E
February a. ~. !. ~. -.
2Ezzy avg. ..BOARlSEH9ss..A NEW ROAR RID.
Il ERS can be nccommo8ated at No. % KING sTREET
east ndes NEAR Broad AZ few Day Boarders can Be 90
Sonlnooa@ec- -.-Lt % ': = iS: Jnnunly 81
9OARD1NG.-nIRS.H n, KAnILAH rs pRE-
will please bear this In mind 5111 Derasn1,er * :
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LARGEST CIRcULAT1oN.-1'he DAILY
News publishes tho Official Last Of Let
ters remaining n, the Posto65ce at the end
of each peek, agreeab!y to the Jolzoaoing
section Of the Ncw Posto6ice Las0, as the
newspaper havs,eg the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be 1t further enased That lists Of let
tors rennning unca1led for in any Postoce In any city
town or village, where newspaper shall be printed,
shn hereafter DO published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly or ofener. shall have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery Of the said
Office .,, = r ny ,EEtEst .r' ,l Sa.r
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I. Am U EN- EMTS.
LITERARY LECTURES.


LITERARY LECTURES.
A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED AT ST. STE
a. PHEN,S .CHU RCH, Anson street. This
venng ne TN Instant BY the Rev: De LORD for the
DENIS. AnMAE's DRs- RAoUL LYNAH's Drug Store.
the COMMITTEES Of the Church and at the door . -
p. NJ. -'c-E'. :" - - o-s - opoi0o pa' 81 . CLOCK
JOHN n1NvAN AND NgpRSEGT: s!5 E., !,
and the Poet-tnker: or how 'Pigrim" is esteemed
'tWhat great poet ever wrote his poem in prose Or
Wnere rs enere good Prose poem to be found 2 The
undoubtedly Bunyan had genius TINT tended to make
MN poet and one ofno order yet It was Of as
nngenerous and low sort as was compaHble with no
,o.y q. s,isy ana Sais was the reason why stood
enongh OF 1t in himself to echo to its musc 80
4. leigh Hunts sImdl dl,1atio,, and Eancu"
The author Of Ieemsc1us had sense Of the benn
fu but was prevented BY the eold feeble spirit of
not one who il he had had wife and Children. Would
nave run away from them Bunyan's hero did to
get place by himself in Heaven" ibid. ~ - =
!: 81 y. ABSTRACT OF LECTURE Ill it 8!
g., DeaeqGe @ o. the hero Of the Pilgrims Progress
l2 Ihe Pilgrims Progress, prose poem - +.
(3 bunya1s conception of the heroic Character com
pared with that OF Homer. NJ s.fsY, $,.4 '-"r>' -
~ The Pilgrims Progress as m alleeory. Bunyan
cnIee cSRased t Wsa Spencer contrasted with Milton bis
~ Bunyan as writer Of the English Language. His
book the only instance .oyIe speecA His GoooTai
verses not with his poetic ondowmenta His
WanI o. learning no misfortune to the literary world
aliegoTy Of whom Like Cowper and Coeridge we ask
l,s4 =
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55z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 7. =. ! !: :
"A MUSICAL. AND yTHEATRIuAI Slsgs;s ~, ,r t
N & ENTERTAINN1ENT 5d- n;
WI pc given THIS TTHURSDAYl EVENING Ith at
O'Clock 2. N. To conclude with .sE ...,lS N, !.
GRAND ETABIEAU yIVANT. sI.
March s.3ss II: 80 -. TIE COMMITTEE.
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IT, Ga An ORDINANCE
TO ESTlRJISH AND RFGTIT. ATE, 1rr1E o17Erc,

~. G@ An ORDINANCE
TO ESTABLISH 1I,1A AND , REGULATE @ THE OFFICE OF
SEC. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen OF
.aMr. That m ofSs sl,al
and the election Of an onicer who shah be akiie s9
shall held for the srss sna Enc suaa a. e r to
meeting Of Council after the ratification Of this ordi-
ct tie regular de eiesans city officers BY Council
SAID oser SO elected sh hold his for four years
have such power and duties ara herein
bed Or as
Sec 2: The said City Engineer may, upon assuming
t. tae OF ,5t his of office or at any time during bis
aassant 81 Syi ;, Engineer to be approved By tho city
SEQ. 8 said Civil Engineer. before acting as such,
i sna ts give bond and a. surety to be approved By Council
for faithful performance Of the duties Of his Office;
" OR indirectly concerned interested any city
s, sse4 saa civl Egnees shan provide Skeleton
and upon which he shall locate information which NAV
hs o s@e and to time BE- on1nsd s3 BY him received
ss Sa ppeb. ag s the e. City
Nap ee ON s as 2 sSo% ter
Of streets and sidewalks the levels all corners of
@ With seterense TO- to mean Low tide the directions q
@ Superficial and snbterranean All lines
saa *
the ground by permanent memorials be iocated
and lay before city Council pians and speeiacaions o9
au improvements which may be in Contemplation
And M for improveleIts made to the CITY
Council ahan be referred to said Engineer who shall re-
pubho work. and With the aid ana a of Of the
Commtteeo Contracts shall decide upon the same and
% o5 tas az
the public works ordered by tho City Council and super
g s. The
he sha inspect al materials used or to be used in the
and ahan reject al such Is IN bis opinion NAV be unasf
or desSye and a ths public works to be done by the
tie of he eS On csnlaeea con sad
oi the Engineer and his as
sistant; and ali contracts shall be made TINT the city
opinion the said work ia not progressing in manner
agreeable to the terms Of the conac aha call it to
consent ahal power to suspend the same and have
any work removed and rebuilt at tho expense
contact sure1es In MI cases to be furnished: and in
cases ofure Of the party parties OF tie second part
said civl Engineer shall with the approval Of Council
make new conncts complete such the expense
and above the amount Of original contract E And
no payment of money shall be made on my public work
Eora s M Rsen done according 70 the Of
sHn n; No -, ct, ., y,
reoeive any relief over and above bis conraCtunless
there should o unforeseen granting such
BY the CITY Civil Engneer and pass Council by Vote e
two-fhirdsoft the whole Board s. ~
ing Engneering Archfectre or work reissine thers
TO- as Deem necessary or MS he may tom rna to
sno. Said v1 Engineer shah la down, ana have IL
Charge standard measure Of fifty feet which shan be
end govern IN al cases Of CONTESTED measure
Sd: o. his assissaat. a1al superin-
q a sas pasasd nndg 70
Spe my pubic dr.ins mngt gvq timely notice. 60 That
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10 ST. n,

OsT, LARGE BLACK DOG. IIAs ms
ears cut close TO his head also has his ta cat: has
white breast and white feet and white stripe on bis
nose A1evard: will be given II left at No SOS KIN3
otE@clc1. --5l- i" 9a.!ses5 March
EAQG:.sLOSTe-A SMALL BLACK AND
and brass loct s necR with the owners name On tie
COLLAR of Meeting and Market street
liberal reward win be paid leaving It AT tha sfrs
No. 80 KING STREET. below Brosd., -, March ~ Z
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FIN A N CIAL.. !.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

ELECTION OF A CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
M@ HI saI ,.s f t;:; OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCII,l .
.,g,,s,zs-4sg j, FEBRuARY g. 1867. WI
TUE CITY COUNCIL WILL PROCEED AZ Ts NEXT
Il Regular Meeting. to be held on the 11th OF March
next to an election for ~ CITY CIVIL ENGINEER un-
der tho following which il published for in
formation. Applicants win please name their sureies
Bond required is for S50O0 ts s s-ay, EsF 2
Leters received up tol2 O'Clock NJ. the above men
toned day. at. ltis tx S.Hty.3s ". q. SMITH,
s,;ti - r5ssG.Fs4f n t.t tgsa- Clerk Of Council
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'er may, upon assuming
at any time. during his
Of the Mayor, appoint an
> approved by tho City
lB directions and be re-
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r EW. ARDS,

EMXE:a DOLLARS REyYARD.-L.DsT, .A;
;s,on sa Doa With hia tail shaved small
E The above rewrrd WIN be paid II lefs At No 5s
1'A1en-11 s11aett1l. III: February % u
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EDuCATlO O NAL

Mrs. r. j. .BARBOT, .4 ~.
Z IHtEACHER OF TEE PIANO AND VOCAL MUSIC
For tarms, apply at RESIDENCE, corner Of smith
ana Montague streets March Y s.
ROARDING !s.l . AKD Day SCHOOL FOR YOUNC
- !. n. u
MI ~ JOHNt LAURENS, ASSISTED, BY TIE REV
Ia ~ B. W AoWE, ct No. IS Consing street "
Term eonnmencfnE October 1st and ending July ist
Ceect1: 10 .ss:..s- d.. tn RI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19
THE NEWS.

The Wisconsin Editorial Convention con
venes At Sparta to-day.
One thousand, nine hundred and twenty.
seven immigrants arrived in New York on
Monday.
The President will only be accom- panied
BY six or eight persons on his trip to Bos-
ton.
A boy who Was bitten by . mad dog at
At Detroit rive weeks before, died last Mon-
day.
o. P. Mason has been appointed Chief
Justice Of Nebraska. vice Little, deceased.
Three persons were burned to death, and
seven are missing, At the destruction BY FIRE
Of boarding house in Chicago yesterday.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has been re- elected
President Of the Hudson River Railroad.
Volunteers are reported to be leaving
Greece in great numbers for Gambia.
G. II. Whitmarsh, dentist, died in Chi.
caso on Saturday night, from an over dose
Of laudsnum.
1t 10 probable General Scho6sld will bs
present At the Inauguration Of statue to
Washington, at Lexington. Va.
The State Auditor Of Virginia gives no
tics that the interest on the State dsbs will
bs paid At Richmond on the Is, psox.
The American Protestant Encampmens Of
The United States, will hold it's nsxt session
in Cincinnati.
A gigantic railway consolidaAion, emhsae.
ing roads extending from the sssboard to
the West. 10 said to bs in contemplation.
Information hss been received Of The
murder Of c. n. Davis, Special Postal
Agent. BY Indians, near the North Platte.
The cholera is making sad ravsges in the
Brasillian camp ON the river Platte, 700
men having died in four days.
General Uraqsine had 900 men near
Corrientes. It is rumored that be had de-
clared against the alliance.
In Boenos Ayres the etreets were filed
with funerals. and people we're dying on the
piers, about the doos steps and else whsss.
Col. J. P. Foster, Collector Of Customs st
Mobile, hes been arraigned for malfeassncs.
aad bail Bksd q $4,000.
The stssner Only Chance has arrived a
st. Joseph. iron Fort Bsotss. She Lsines
half . million in sold dust, and . cargo Of
bu6als robes and pslssise.
J. L. Phillips he's bssa arrested, cAssssd
With the murder Of Masy J. Pitss. The
body uas found near Richosnd sous
months ago. and much exsissasnt created.
Thstsssisn Ainislsss had sstsrnsd h
Yckshowa from thsir visit 70 ~ Tycoon
on the goth ult. Their reception had been
most cordial, the japanese doing sil tAsy
could 20 render their visit pisasaat.
Lsttsrs from Judge Abel, Of New Or
leans, - President Jobsson and - 0ensral
Sheridan srs published. in which Ne Judge
charges that neatly the whole series Of
ShssidAn's este ere unes1saisstisoel opd
subvssnivs 4 - thss1 = ~ pesplA ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

- IRIS AREMARKABLE FACT.
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life A s
surance Society in 1865. was
4,l5O. while the percentage Of
losses was but 1920. An aver.
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was $3, 5O4 /;
perceatage Of loss 1894. Wash
ingtou, ST. 400; loss 1914. Ger.
mania, 81, 500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, s2,393; loss 22,s7.
All these are cash companies j;
and the rates Of some sixteen
nOt5 companies exhibit q similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause Is attributed
to the fact that the weather.
classes, who are aba TO assury
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sani
tary privileges, and lead thai
regular course Of life which 81
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assuranc,
Society issues policies on . single
life up to the amount Of $4,000
Nv + Qbsa Poal finder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

DAVENPORT CRY ScHooLs.-In accord
ance with adjournment, the City School
Board met at the board rooms last evening,
all the members being present.
Reports we're received from oil the stand
ing and special eommittees. The principal
business Of Ne meeting was action upon re
port Of Comnittss % Teachers and report
Of examining committee.
ssPoET OF COMMITTEE on SHAcHEAs' sALAniRs
The undersigned committee have. 10 con
nection with the City superintendent, ex
amined the applications for positions in the
Public Schools for the city during the en-
suing year. and would recommend the en-
pioyment Of the following persons to fill th'
positions and At the salaries placed oppO'
site their respectiva names, viz:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

4 steamer on the Alabama river, on ne.
way from Mobile 10 the interior. win
heavy cargo Of supplies for the suffering
Poor. sunk on Friday, and the boat and
cargo Was total loss.
The steamer Miner belonging 70 the
Northwest Fus Com pany, has rescned 81.
Joseph from Benton. She has . cargo Of
400 packs Of robes, ani 10 en- fooss ios
81. Louis.
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Sss a woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine. Ii - an
admirable article used in the hospitals and
by the first class families in Paris, London,
and New York, in preference to old Por,
Wine Il is worth trial, as it gives great
satisfaction may24 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ON
" Brady. 6etween SiHth and Seveash street.
solicit shsre OF the patronage oftne people.
promising entire sssisfsesion 70 I'll Who favor us
with their patronage.
Plans and esss nsses foe all kiuds Of Building
Materials furnashsd prompsly end u reasonable
prices.
feb 2 DIT MUCKLE BEAN.
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CITY NOTICES.

TINS FIssr Doss convinces that Cos's
DYSPEPSIA Guns isjust the thing for any
disorder of the Stomach. It is not neces-
.ary TO try half dozen bottles the frss
dose will stop distress alter eating in ten
minutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

JonS CAMERON is now prepared 10 do all
eeylss Of house aud sign painting, glazing,
graining. &c. Also plsin aud decorative pa
per hanging. Ceilings whitened on shost
notice. All work done promptly Shop
No 10 West Tnrd street, between Brady
and Main. Apr.4 d3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

DIR. =. O. Richardson. Sherry
Wine Bitters.-T Celebrated New England
Remedy. for Hsbitual Constipation.
Janndee, yer and Ague Gen raj Debility. and all
Diseases arising, from Dlsordered Stomach
Liver or Bowels, such as
Aciiiiy Of The Stomach Indigestion, Heartburn Lose
OF Appel to. Costumes. Blind and eedng Plies,
D-ga.t Of Food sour Rraptions. sinking Fluttes-
iag oi ihe PIT Of the stom .ch Dimncss of Vision.
frllowness o the skin and Eyes. Pain In the side
btck. Chest or Limbs. and In all where TON
II ir necessary
j. HARRIS. Proprietor.
Cincinnati, q.
Sold by all Druggists jney-d
JuStPsR TAa Soar cures chspped hande, salt
rh-nm. pmplcr. ani all cutanea affections, render
ing the akin soft aud smooth. Manufactured by
CAswELL. MACK 4 CO.. New York.
Sold 5y AL Druggists. feb3dw&fSwew1y 1y
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HoLiowAys Pula.-Bi,ious Fever.-This danger
disease is Immediately n,pped in the bud by "a
tneiy use OF the-e anti febrc and CIV m d.
cncs they purity the -ecreons OF the liver renov
the stomach. and elesn.c the blood. Thoussnds Who
would have suns beneath the violence of this feves
have been restored TO health by thu OF these
edc after al other means had failed. Sold ny all
DR. * ssts
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TO request their attendance. II is hoped
that the attendance on these examinations
viii be large. that our ci.izens viii feel suf-
fcien. interest in the exercise to. at least,
20 and see ard hear their own children ex-
amined.
As these exercises will elese the labors Of
teachers and scholars fos the ysar past, the
public should known what they have been
doing, and We know of no better way than
for the public to 70 and zee. As near 20 ws
can learn the exercises will b. unusually in.
tesestiog. =
SrArs DaarAL SocIErY.-The Iowa State
Dental Society meets at Ly ons, on Tuesday
July 9th, and will hold two days session.
Dentists designing to attend, end Who have
in their position microseopical specimens
Of teeth. dental curiosities. new or improv>
ed instruments, casts Of inalformations etc.,
are requested to bring them. Those havin &
microscopes Of 300 diameters or over, are
also requested to bring them.
RIVER ITEMS.
| ARRIVALS TO-DAY.
New BosroN, Capt. Grinnel', Fl. Madison.
pEPARTURss.
| New BosroN Capt. Grinncll, Fl Madison
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. Pierce, Clinton.
The Dubuque will 90 dows this evening
st 6 O'Clock
The Sucker State viii arrive this evening
and depart fos St. Paul and way points At
8 o'clock
The Muscatine will arrive and depart for
st. Louis tomorrow night r. N. Pretty
man, agent.
The popular passenger packet keiths
burg, Capt. Campbell, is the next regular
morning boat for Fort Madison, leaving here
at o'clock. Lem. Parkhurst in the Office
The river has raised eight inches in two
days, and about three feet 10 twelve days.
The bridge across the MisSissippi a
Quincy is being pushed rapidly forward
The structure is 70 cost 81, $50 900. Il
will be in two sections, the first commenc
ing at the east, or Quincy side, will crosi
the bay on tho east side Of IN island 10 tht
river The main bridge will be 297s fes
long; the embankment over the island ,46(
and the shorter division $50 feet, making I
total length Of. 4.977 acr,ss the river.
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Makes seN' splendid Brick per hour. with only niue
men and one pair of horses or <,3.n per hour by
steam power ila- no complex machinery to be get
tny O1i NJ order or breaking down. Its great elm
Pill ify aud marvellous power camnana the approv a.
Of every exIdFt. At eight
We challenge the world to produce ite equal
Satisfaction guaranteed 10 all purchasers.
ABkAM kEQuA, usnesai Agent. No. iN Broad
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-19

DAVENPORT LEATHER DsPof.-At the new
store Of Stuckrath 4 Co., 81 Brady st., can
be found the larges. and most complsts stock
of French and American calf skins, kips ., d
morocco, harr ess. sole, and upper feathers,
shoemaker tools, & dings and materials per-
tanning to the trade. west Of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skins
and oak tanned harness leather, and procure
ell other kinds from first hands.