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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

Resofred. That to rsrusc calumnv and
rs-sn. Misrepresentation, We hereby de
Z that whilsthe q. A. II. has its secret
r,mcnie md means Of Recognition. such
L. are sisely ard properly adop.cd by III
similar societies. 70 increase their usefulness
an efficiency, i.assempss no couccalmen,
as to is existencs ot membefship. and has
no objects that I Is NJ, ready on ii! proper
occasions 10 svow and thai. conscious Of
he BUSINESS Of cur principles. &c Sill in
scribe them upon onr banner 70 plainly that
al {; know and understsnsl them.
Kesofrsf. That the benevolent object or
the G. A. r.. is to care particuIar3s ior M
interests OF tie side SO and o,phses.u of our
fallen comrades, 70 aid In sccusine emrloy-
nent to the disabled heroes or TIE vsr and
TO secure BY e5ery nsans IN il powcf. The
interests ofthose no, dusi1G pa.t con
test for the supreuloey Of The Goysnment
snited in p.edgtEs eheir. lives eli Skns for1
il defence. 81 .esssA
SAspusxr, Feb. la destsuetfSe1 Are
broke out In Nanees Oslo. (hirr6rn;nr
al three o'cloek. Z Fsldon,s DlocF jas en-.
,irely eoasuns1s 1saas .sssiastsS 4 az.
coo. No insusonee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

To Dr. Hcsrrfina: A3& H&&
Dear '-his is 20 certify that 4. taken wish
tie dyspepsia year aso iss. March. ard far perl
81 o. clebt months, wa- ono Of The most miserable
creatures you ever behela. not being able either to
ear. drink or sleep. and was compelled 10 ak the
floor neessStsir WIS nearly depr!scd Of nv rea.
sef ard icfa he'd entirely ics ioe, ~ the Efforts
mas. ~ my recovery having proved f-ui,ie2-
~ TIE ar,t q November, 1855. had become 50
weak aud lei bic that could scarcely s&snd alone,
sa 70 n appearance, wonld coon die Al tLis time
having read yoar ndvcr'iseuRn,,, my wife prevailed
upon me 10 tsy your Bitter. bottle was procured,
anil. strange to cay. soon commenced recovering.
have taken foar bostls- end am :, joyins - good
health now as could b eapecssd Tor one d my age
fasous sixfy years.. Ihavs doubt shas Il wss your
Bltcss so.e. under Divine rrovsaenc~. That effected
ihls wonderful core. R.T FLIAL1N.
hudson. Mich. August -. lsS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
CHICAGO.

/ tsnAco, Jan. 81 --on Tuesday morning
about ) o'clock, as tie Cleveland, Col ~mbns
{ Cincinnati, tiain, bound North, neared
Trcstli'e., Conductor Tyler noticed several
cen.idcncc men trying 70 beat an old
man o,i' ~ hi money. Kicking his exc
o. them, he soon discovered them trying to
.p5 the man and interfered. A general row
ensued, Tyler being knocked down. and the
brai, men coming to his rescue with billets
Of wood. One ot the confidence men got
his head terribly pummeled A pistol WIS
| fired during the melee, but 10 one was h1r,
Crestiinc is reported as a sort of headquar.
tiers for confidence men, ard Supeyin' ends
en-, lint has telegraphed that uncss tic
town authorities aiSpersc them the railroad
companies will take the matter in hand
Mrs. Gertrude Roche, Of Sigei township.
Brown county, Minnesota, was ravished
and then murdered by her hired man,
John Andris Acklcy, last Sunday night
The murderer has no. vet been arres L.
Brown county is mostly settled b. Germans,
and includes New Tim.
Both Houses of the Minnesota LceisIa-.
tnte yesterday passed = memorial to the
Wisconsin Legislature. asking us assent 10
bridging the Mississippi ct winona, in nc
cordancs with Acts Of Congress Of July
last. The libel suit agains the proprietors
OF the Detroit Tribune resulted to-dsy in a
verdict OF S., 900 for plaintiff, George Beard,
against j. =. Scripps, managing editor per
sonally. A motion was made for new trial
The Mianesots Legislature (House) pass
ed bin ,oday, increasing the salary of Su
preme Judge from s. 900 to $4,000. and the
salary Of District Judges from $500 to
$4,000. The Senate finance commit e
were instructed I, report a bill TO increase
the salary Of Governor from $500 to So,
300 A Concurrent resolution was present
ed in the Senate against further reduction
OF the currency. The House passed me-
moria) praying Congress for grant Of land
for the Green Bay, Wis, and Wabasha
railroad.
CHICAGO, Feb. l-lestcriay a colored
cook. who had Just been discharged, was
arrested on suspicion Of having poisoned
some Rash that he was preparing a. The
time Of his discharge, when bfonght into
court he proposed to prove his innocence by
eating the suspected food. His counsel Of
fercd to help him. The case was finally
settled on tina, basis -
A big thaw is progressing at Cincinnati.
1 Navisatlon Of the Ohio will be open to
night A general ,haw oil over the country
so far rs the telegraph indicates
l5o freedmen passed through Cincinnati
yesterday IN their way from Virginia to
| Arkansas.
Garrett Davis is shortly to give grand
| wine supper at Louisville in honor oil his
election. ..ssss.s.s s>4*ae.
An accident occurred this 4. NJ, on the
Toledo, Wabash & Wcssera Railroad, be.
tween Logansport and Fl. Wayne, caused
by broken rail. Two women md one
child Killed. Several severely wounded.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsniN6roN, Jan. 3i.-The recansiruc,
ton committee are expected soon to make
report on several plans now before them
! ohins to the rehabilitation Of the Southern
States, their views have not, however, set
taken any definite shape
An amendment 10 the internal revenue
law is now under consideration By the com
nittee Of Ways and Means, il is probable
that many articles for the benefit OF agri
cn.inIaiis;s and others will he exempt from
tax, such as salt, butter and cheese made
hy the associ4,ei enterprise, leather aud
farm wagons.
The National intclhgcncer gives an ac-
count purporting to be proceedings OF the
Southern Republican association held las,
nigh, al which ~ Representatives Of States
took part in the discussion in favor OF hold
ing Convention n. Wa hington on 0, .bou,
the 4th Of March next, 10 urge the i,npcach
mcnt If Andrew johnson as the only hope
Of the South for speedy r.eonstruct
ton.
a citizen If New York, whose office is
on Wall street. has issued q confidential
circular to National Banks, proposing 70
ceme Ia Washington j lobby for them, il
they will contribute at the rate Of one dol
lar on each thousand o!their circulation, fol
his expenses. II ali banks could be per
suaded TO join in such an arrangement, il
world ycld him the snug little sum Of $780,,
uoe. National Banks sh nd beware Of such
benevolent offers.
The Committee on Ways and Means, al
their meeting to-day, while considering tie
ameudstcsy tax bill agreed 10 abolish The
tax on newspaper advertisements. tits IN
desstood that the bill will be reported with
in the next ten dsys. end that tho taxes on
large number 81 articles will he consider
ably reduced IN order 10 'esscn the genera
revenue from internal sources
The work in the currency bureau al The
Treasury department, was resumed IL DAY
the Board of Examiners having complete,
the count OF currency issues, VIII ch is .ounc
correct. The amou,t which the FIX
amlners have counted Is nearly $500. o00,'
GOO
Another roll Of honor is published b,
Quarteimasler General Meis<, a. tie in.
stance OF the Secretary of War, being tn,
naines 81 the soldiers who died in dtienc,
Of the Union, and are inferred in ccme,erie.
Of the States al Ne. York. Wisconsin
Pennsylvania. and Arhansas-nnd the Ter
il'ories Of Kansas Dakota-the publication
Of the pamphlet, over 200 pages, couta,n,
Ing over 10000 names. being fer the in
formation OF their surviving comrades an,
Fri, nds
WASHINGTON. Feb. Hon. Phillip John
son. Congressman form the Eleventh. Dis
trici. ct Pennsylvania, died suddenly las
night
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sssi. ...s'O~Ts:sy,
III W. n. epaII'gsg,,

!. ripRNEA i COUNSELLOR AT LAW
N and " Al Clam agent Office Ea. exports
b.~es. 81 Floor. cor. Nam Al 4 Second streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
I'D VEIN PERU CO Il,
The Peru Coal Company

ITAvlNG OPENED \ YARD FOR THE
Il Sdr Of their Csai. otter IL to the citizens Of
Davenport ana Vicinity a. ssnrerior quality o.
Coai--absclniely free fr.m, Dirt. Slate and Iron
Cinderor Cliuker. ~ r. go I'd s. ~
For Domestic use. its ftee ECON from Sulphur
ADD other impurities render il Desirable net
caly on -ccouiit Of ClsAkliksss. but also in ga
wing The great amount Of labor in keep,ugtres
and carrying out ashes and elm efs:
.Fa- producing steam. no coal mined in the
Mest can compete with the "a Vein Perm Coal.
Ihe most csreftl and rigid .coinraratsye sesse
~ two o. the prominent Railroads.&c. lIinoia
have fully decided that the use. u fsru Coal
WIN save over sixty per cent ovsr Aay other b.
luminous Coal. .&F 80 81 !.
A constant supply by the ar lsad q rsoa4
will q oil times be found al tho yard. Gamer q
Haffison aud Fifth stree.s. Davenport. lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

JUNCTION CRY, Jan. 3l.-A scout lust in
from the wesi reports the Cheyennes and
Arapahoe Indians. umberiSs about II 200
warriors, on the war>paih.
This place will be the terminus Of the
Union Pacific Railroad this coming summer
and great preparssaons are being made for
a heavy business with New Mexico, twelve
large trains are already en- route from that
territory to receive stocks which have been
shipped 10 tbs point.
Sixteen thousand acres Of land was en-.
tered in this Office under the Home stead
Act, during December and January, and III
teen thousand acres was taken Up under
the pre- emriion Act, during tile last
month
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ExAS.

GALVESTON. Jan. 81. -Mejia, Of the Juare1
sshsy, sees,er Of dispatches to Washington,
he1osnesdalnse {. &saa -sst4&s II
I6e Frehrh troops have crossed 70 Ash,
the Liberals. and do not interfere in the bat
lie between the lmperialists and Liberals.
The Liberals are gathering in the waller
Of Mexico, and will soon number 10000.
X. S. OsbaTn. formerly Of New York, has
been dismissed from the Mexican navy for
Misrepresentation q funds and slesertioa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

ST. Lofts. Jan. 3l.-L. A. Renois, =
pro,niner end very wealthy banker Of this
city, did in Havana o fes days ag,, where
he had gone for the benefit Of his health. I
TIE Me.chanss' Exchange Of this city,
adopted the Genital sysssm 10 take effect
March LIST. 80,
& The weather i very warm and the snow
has nearly Ill disappeared. The river win
probably omen verv soar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
JOHN HEEL. ". u.

'NfF ~E7HFT"F Hfa FUWA ttNffNT.
HAVING nl,ts. rsGAGfB - THE rkAc
- tee al Medicine a. 4 snsesfr f3F ihe lost
1~fNsr RVS itfHs ~ Tnfs SrkTs, has ptrrinn-
entlv located ~ th,s city and offers his profess
sional services 10 fhr citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hafsrs ~ HE long experience with
The diseases of tas climate TO laesit snd receive
portion ~ public patti omagr.
'sice corner ~ Third nrd brady over Lind
saws ts~elrs store, residence IN what wss for
merry known NJ the Fulton House, on Water
street above III. iridpe ,unes- al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

MONTGOMERY. Jan. si.-The House or
Representative passed bill TO sstablsh q
system Of public schools for blacks and
whites alike except that the scs,oIs for each
shall be sepefate in each school d.stsict,
II is undertood that the Legislature will
not reconsider the action Of the Constitu.
tional Amendment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
OHIO.
- UfIU. ~.
Grand Army Of The Republic.


~CoIrNars. Jan. 80. : The State COnven.
ton Of the Grand Army Of the Republic rne,
hero to day. rni was well attended. fhe
Convention adopted the following resolu.
ticns:s
eReSircti, Tns, we endorse the resolution
expressive Of the principles and PURPOSES
ofthe Grand Army Of ths Republic, ADOPT
ed by its rcc.n. National Convention at
Iniiaroro'i..
R.solrt3, Thst the Giand Army Of the
Republic is not organized to make nomina
lions for Off {, mon ss a mere sert or com
binalion to further the ambition Of po 'it;csl
aspirants. bn, lis n,trprse il TO promote The
canse Of actrnl loyal, Snd to advance. hy
alllcgii,ma,e an,l proper infu .scs-, he gen
ersl wefs,e and interests Of -ssl,iisrs lately
In the United States army and to "a cnre the
nt,ainmcpt RI tlsosc ends, Nc invite the CO
operation and support Of all patriotic nj
iii,ar-' s-,:.fea c'.f-crs
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN TgANciseo, Feb. Late advices
irom Japan state that owing to an internal
disturbance Coventry rice has sisen n value
to such IN extent that IL source Of Great
anxiety 10 the Government.
Serious riots are reported.
The bark Parree from Hong Kong /, day
49, = p1u .vaocuro
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.

VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED FASH
when in uae 60 occupy small space-ms-
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In I'll
sires. at Wholesale bs W. Z. WApSWOkTH,
nnd Retail BIZ " AnSMuRTu 4 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

--latest News by the Atlmutfc TIL.
cSrCph. #gn3
LoxaoS, Jan 3i.-Consols closed at 90
for money a-2as .3 f.; Illinois Central sol;
Erie $50
F'ntSKroET, Jan. 3l.-Unitel States
bonds ~
PAnis, Jan al.-t niled States bonds do
clined ic.
Irvrsroo', Jan. 3I.-Cctton closed
easier. Sales OF 1900 bales. Prices IN
changed. Corn nominal at II. Wheat
dnll. Bacon declined Petroleum, sefiAed,
lis 6i0h los Gil. sa.m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
IOWA

Drs Morsrs, Feb 1.-NF. Blake, who.
four weeks, robbed the Railroad and Amer.
lean Express offices, at Ackley, Iowa, was
arrested at Cedar Rapids, on rhursdav.
Tie trains ard stages are again runrine
from Ges Muinls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
HuRLgY,s STOMACH plTTERs,

For debility. lots ofappeute. weakness. indcest
dyspepsia. want Of action of the liver. dsordered
stomach. There areno Mt;ers that can compare with
these IL ssssosiAg disreseineacompaints. For sa'e
or esn te a ~ any drug rorc in ,hc United statse
q fsUm the psopsiesar. Louissilc. Nv. eos.cr Of
Seventy and Green streets, TO whom all orders should
..o.lI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
Miss. -. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO --FARRAND'SHL 'E, siFLOOR
DHUTUGItAflIS WORKED ~ OIL OK
J. Water CuIors. or India tna. on plain or
albnmsnised paper. Particular attention paid
10 copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
HuRLers POPULAR WORM CANDY

and palatable form give children. tits not
ausprsine that Il fast taking place ~ sll other pre-
partitions for Worm. Il being taetslsss. any chlld
VIII take Il. aug1Sd.&w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
METROPOLITAN
Livery, Sale & Exchange Stable.

ASsCSyS OSlo q NXChau8c StuD10S
Cor. AaDs 4 lOwas ASs..
MARKS 4 FISHER. raorRisroRs
HOMPLETE OUTFITS OF FIRST CLASS
~ eqnipages--tririt hotses- first clnss ar
raages and bugg,ss alws.s ready for hire ut
re asunnble terms.
1uer~@s Hsoauhs. Sold Or ~.
clsnnged.
dec2g-dtf MARKS 4 FISHER
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Das. =. YOsrmays.

ID iYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
\ ~ and irady Streets. under Streeper /
Haylie'r store. Residence ~ ifth -, bes. Hra
uv and hr.f. oetsl iits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
JAS. A. HIGH,

PROPRIETOR or rH8
Harrison street Livery stable.
nz1zK-. HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
00E1kS~ Front and Second. noOraex 4
Carriages. Of the best quality TO let at I'll
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
End boarded ct reasonable charges. [myls-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Connecticut Fire InS, COnlD'y


" HhnirVnp' '"NN.'
made 70 The Auditor of The Sta,s Of Iowa. pur.
suant 70 Statutes Or aaid State.
is.: The name Of this Company is the Cosxrcnorr
F NE lAsunANds uoArASn. ...o 49, :.
- ,r ans - , NY .spna, 90. ss".''p '"
r,,. "' - ~ ~AP'. Sso'A i"'" ,,c ,.n ",
- ii. Cash o. hand. j ss.as
~ s otse RI pets .''ns se'''s .sa,.slc 10
ID Real Estate uuincu,n-
bered ........-... None.
y I! s 4. A.. 50! ssosk; s Ssn e.
cured and rs9e ii interest
therson(sse schedule. "A ,2ls. ega 90
secured By mortgage Gee
s,h DsSi. oiaas;ri.t ..fur. -,
iii. MI other .ecnritie.
s, Ts,s q , ::,1 s'Ae I" 49,, !, !,
nam irrrs
=, .1l,,'..
a. f::.. :s;s I. Y - .
lrcct ........:... ..:...;....- 1874 o.
iva. Al other cssa@s against inc Com 49,
'-'' -
mn. The rress..t ..nou.; insured in any w. =
ono risk ..-.......- ...... $500 o.
1ath. the greatest amount allowed BY the
rules Of the Company 10 any one city.
fQwAor sillages,........-...... ...... .......-..
Ian. TIE ereaSsss sn.esDt allowed 70 be
insured " any Ona block. .......... S"W ~
nth. The act " incorporation Of the Com
pany ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Filed.
,se4 --
sTATB o. CONNECTiCuT. ).
IN. u !, a,as,~.D p..x,ac,,. - r..x -.
80, ~ S,.,s Az ~ ~. w, 4, - !; 49,
o.s,.. N ssas; !" IL IL
80 Jr,. .wn,,, asrr1. MI ~ Sra .eh hIs
NY sWoIn: 0oPo.e 49, ~ 30 carn 10 nmrsaI
10y W. ~, ~, -, Ia!. ana eorrecs
,hev ~ NJ above naned ofiiccss fhSren9. s NV
= m q y C,psa!s o EasnInss ofsaid Ccnpany
have been deposited IN any State Territory =
enrify for Losses theeeLn
JOHN B. xLDMD0S, Presl6saf.
y. BENNETT. jr. Secretary.
snbscriocd and ewOfn 70 before me ~ the above
naned John y Eadridee. Pfcsideat, md n. Bennett,
D. Secretary. this 18th az e ysSnsrE 4; ~ is'
Commissioner for Deeds for lows n Hartford.
Conn.
- ~-~
tss., s,,mn
49, .s
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

TAUNTON, Feb. 1.-The wooden ,nill It
Dightcn, owned By Dibarc, Cobb and oshe,s
was burned this morning Loss $loO, 900.
Insured for $50 900,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
BANNING HOUSE or
GILMAN, CON = co..
BANKERS,

a. ExehaA9c Plnrc. New Work..
Especial attention devoted to Western busnese.
fl3-s Speculative A counts declined.
as~. WEsrrnN REYrxRkcrs:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago n.
City National Rank. :. .
Merci ants National Bank 9alcnA. i'll
Merchants National Bank, Davenport. Iowa
National state lisnk, II Des Moine-, Iowa
State National Bank, keokuk, Iowa
State Bank Iowa and Branches.
State Savings Association, -. Louis, Mo.
~ Ionis building and Saving Asaoiation a. Lonis
Eirsi National Hank Of Lafayette, New Albany and
Jacksonville. Indiana. #s
Peoples hank Of Kentucky, Louisville. ky.
Merchants Bank OF Louisville, - :. uct.niiv
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NlsaNsx A. ,sOnr.1A~.

HOuSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN.
IL EkS, Paper Hangers. Glaciers. &c. shop
corner Main and Fifth sta mcb23 div
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.

VERY rLEXlBLE. FOLDED EASILY
when in use 10 occupy . small space ma.
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. 10 all
Sizes. n Wholesale and Retail by
ISAAC uEpvEfx
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RiCHlGsH.
FROM EUROPE.

LANSING. fcb. L. Gov. Grape is again
seriously ~.
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM /.
srosY rorxr, white 20. All. Nav 20.


Srosy PoisT. White co. Ark, May %. 10.
s.Dn Laur BriIs-Desr Sir; Last February was In
Loni Wilt purchasing druss and GOT some Of your
saraauAriila and Cedrpn Bitter. Ny eoi-ln-iaw uho
Wa with the IN the store. had been do~n with rheu
fnai!sm Tor soins time. commenced the Btt.re,
saf soon found his general health improved. Dr.
DIET h had hesb in had bealth. tried them and be
ala, improved. ir. LVii-e who had been Ia bad
health FIR several yerr-ssainaeh snd liver affected
lie improved worry Iaueli l., the nee of yaaf Btters
Indeed The tcron N'tters has given you great popu-
lar.ty In ihie sstinsit. think could reli n great
gusftiiy % ,onr medicines tAr especially Of
your c.dron nii,eir md SHrsspailla. ship me via
hsn'rls, care H,c3sef Netiy. hespecssuly.
G. II. WALKER.
Evrnnn Lam arEie fsovnysu.. Ala.
Mag 10. ise1
nx ions DsIL ..nd soa go for CEpnns In
rEas please srnd what Il VIII come to after pay iDg
freight Ia Calniubns Ni.s hsts been troubled for
several years W.l Indication: lte nnd 10 take pills
livery nib i9f Ian 10 Attrcn year.; and ~ February
isi;, sfss ttshtk.A vita gynefal iArn'yrts. ] wns
fisiin,t 80 n. the hsance ~ the year aud
In tact, c,nn Jed in very WA aud ueg' ons eodi
ton unt -pine Two Insnshs sintc. wA'n was Put
under operation, aud your lehrOn Bitisrr for
treatment / eur1fnsreed fmpros Ing rghi nway, and
nm pretty weii restored You're, truly
.ctst-a.UdAw-iy y. l.. NEAL.
ANEW rfRttNl f0g iii Haph lgCnIT.
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Chicago Live stock market.

Chicago Live stock Market.
s9A tsnscsso. PED. T.
Iat,le-Receipis to moor, 6l2;, market qu'ct,
add sales at sis1Gt525.
Hogs-undressed, received s.lsshsad; mar
kei lo0 i6c higher; sales at sd.0oTssh.
sheep Stealy; good lots wanted at 70 5oGe
coo.
Hcgs-Nomlnally unchanged and but few o.
fering; receipts 200.
Pork-Iioldsss arm bus the demand is very
light forced sale OF so bills. Of city meas
va nAdset &ao. a. but il a esPXfk ke4 =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

VEKY Fi.EAiHLE. Fol Did EAS IN
when in use 10 occupy a small spac--ma
king the most Agreeable SKIRT wo.p In all
sues, at Wholesale and Retail hv
HERZBEat;. GOODMAN co.
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Perfectly ReljN6se.
NThe only remedy for Chllls and Fsscr or Agus;snd
1cvor that is OF can be depended upon " Eiurieys
Agus Tonic. There have been Thousands cured By
using II who had tried the usual remedies without
beneAt but In No CASE HAS HURLEY'S A0tJE
TONIC FAILED ~ KFFnCT-A CURE. All Wis
havs used chsssfuly ten thslr aetSd fsnes oft.
~ sure md certain article for chills and fever. Any
ne sufcriar fros, the cAik would con,us their own
interest BY ~sndne TO drug store and huytnx bot
to- It paea-sni tosAhs compared othets. asd
viii DC certain 20 cus< an ca-es Of Frves and Asuc
CAille and Fever. 0ead fos II to tho proprictorp.
HURLEY. ri DDLE = Co.
LoulsviiIc, Ky.
Fs sAlc by the wholesale druggists ~ Loasviils.
Ciseinasti. Nenphis. -. Louis, New Orkara. &c.
Every druggist ard eosnuy merhsn.siDald have
II in store. especially IN districts subject to chs and
fever nguc ard fever.