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New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
oTTiCE oV THE HFW.YoRK Providence. AND BosToS
RAILROAD Co. srONNGroE, July %, 1851 )
INIIE ROARn of DIRElNIORS. under authOI-

INNHE BOAhD OF IlhEO1 ll1ttl ouNhVA-
~ gasted Stockholders their Annual Meeting bepem
Der lS pursuant seto the legislatures Of Rhode Island and
have decided " increase the capita stock
nom 4 so oOOO0O r the purpose OF purchasing ne con
Of steamers " connection NiL MS i
The DisufOn Ofhe Stock vii be made a. par nd tho
sfs registered BpOI Books d the Company August H Dt emu
d Is the number OF hAres heh
held by them provided they notify Me NJ hoRGAhS Sons New
the COSpaHy that they Will sva tnemeves OF t ght
On or before August proTmo amer which date al stock mol SUP
d present Shareholders viii be tNAoes paes Hho
etsnd ready 70 take the
PAYMENTS STOCK viii t called ioI oufng Le moh o. speh
WI Wa ~ JAS J. DAY, President
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
Sisamboats m,S XaIrraSs.

.-~~~ ~
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
"0H'''i sc coaD, ir'H TIKI inTS wHlTE MotEF4ISS AND
The ard ,,a1h steamers Of the MpEyies 5 hSs u vopr
~ Pier NJ . SsTiS RSsf %Ss e v..'g,'t'
.r. connecting he steamboat Ripfs. Train tn ss sls..
SG NASHUA sn s @STsssf ssd koRn Ri'Hn Rsaa
sA taken ''H' '"''' rates tT aasfS lS1iSS %ssG Ss de Per
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--For White
y stone Bae Dock Great Neck Sands Pont GIN COVE Mo.s
Sss S Tsss SS: m % & M &
& he siI sGeSs SS .si & % s'l NJ 2S g' %11si s %
E0R- NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
q u and 4 one DS S, s s as' Peel SIP
FOR Newburgh, Poughkeepse and RondOut
daily "ap m I9i4g % a. GSnsn. ccag M.rb9rougs Mtg s
CORNELL Tues Ihars and Sat hom ot nansQn,t, n R.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot in EewYok foot Of Lberys con
o sff S RSs 5 S is
on forming direct line 10 PSburgh and the West woot change Of
"A ALLENTOWN LINE TO TlIR WEST
Three Express Trains daily for the West except Sundays when
"n sssyiae and saved b hi. cgo Cincinnati
St. Louis 1s With sPTs Bat one sAA1Ts 1sRt 0 SGyFyrs
Commencing April 29 lSs7-Lc,ye EewYOrt a. follows:
6:3Oa m-For Feningon, Eaon Bethlehem, ha1eh Chunk
mwrsrSss RIpSE: for Rsstcn Allentown Harrisburg Pitt:
burgh and the West with but change Of cars 70 Or @ S
sSerS ePs S sS md 1diPiis Ffls and g I
Del and West r. for htfoudsnE
Water Gap, Scranton, Pston Kingston Great bend &C
u ~ TRANFor Baston Allentown, HAncb Chunk "kesoafe
Reading Columbia Lancaster EphTsi I PoitsViIs lsOut &C
$3.50 D. m.-For PainGed
. 4 D. nL-For Easton.
5p m.-For S0meryille and Wilmington. =.
D. mCNcssATI ExFKEss-F0r Easton, Bethlehem, Mineh
Chunk Reading Hsbnrs Pshargh Chicago and cDaeaison con
Harrisburg with WihAmspor Ere Lc Sleeping Cars
20 Iittshurgh .... ....'
6sls y. ms-Por Junction and intermediate stations
f.30 D. u--For som
p.m.-WESTRRN EXPRESS TRAIN-FOT EastoB, Allentown,
Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping through Jersey City 10 PiitbuTghevey evening
Additional trains TO Bergen Point EhLabehS6c
Tickets the West obtained oEee the Central Rail
Jersey foot Of Lbertys r. At No House Nos
2sl, al, sc Broadway, aud at No 10 oreenNichst -
JOSIAH o. STEARNS Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADs-On and sher MONDAY April ~ 1907, trans for
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains viii
leave EeE.lork - ioloNs 49,.
m Hudson River Railroad Tietb st. and
through Buffalo and Sgfpuson Bridge without change Of
cars connecting Troy with trains for Saags Rutland BarnE
tor andthe North.
loo m Express Harlem Rsroah TWENTY Ihs and
Touhsve Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
sprnys Ptseh Albany with Western trank and al Troy With
tEans Tor Saratoga. Rutland, Burlington and tho NoTth
m Express train via Hudson River Railroad connecting AbAnJ
with trsin for the West
$3.50 M Hudson River Railroad connecting %
with and Al TROY with trains for Montreal s
attached -. ~, -
Western RaroAd for Lebanon Springs tshs 1e and al Al
lAnva trains Sleeping attached al Albany
Express via Hudson River Railroad yEh Sleeping ears
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
Saturdays attached from
O1enshurg without change Rome W and u
Railroad Troy will be made at Rasi Albany Ih tram
viii SundsyL ~ -,
Albany early for Buffalo and sufpenAon bdg
Troy with Saratoga and points North Ihn uan VII
run Sundays
SUNDAY train Hudson River Railroad ron New lofG
10 and intermediate stations leaving Eevi ok a.
Returning PoagtksePns 3 arriving New ioiG
q p.
m and arriving Meon a. 30p Returning Miller
al p H. arriving at New lerG at Y 20 a m = 49, . -,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
Station IN corner Twenty st anJ Fou
ave Entrance on rwentY-seventhsL

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RK;
Haven Bridgeport, 200, bso (hh lIS lF1S
(EI), 800 (bI) as, 40 and 800 (EI) p -. :, q.
Milford Staod Fslnsd Southport and NespoII ~ Inv
For Eo,s.n Icc 500 Er) 500 i0 nj i2ls ELl geo EIL
aIs 40. (EI) $50 800 (RLl
For Daren. 100 lL.Jh 1tS, AB 5D r m
Fo stamford 100 eco (RI 900 1lJa l2l3 tkLl 23 200
Otl as, 20 (RL D. Lta, SO, 630. eco (ELl p m
To Grrenwich aud intermediate stations 100 800 LO I'D
''" a - ' CONNECTING TRAINS. ...
Por Boston Springfield 800 EIl 400 (RI y SEQ
IorB Boston Shore Lane, ". Is (kI J. 6tO y.
Tor Hsriford Sprngtsh EIl l2iS 900 OH 600
Tor Connecticut River RaOad aOOL CEIl i2iSp 70 Mon
tfesl. n "a. q Northampton.
=. = p.,.o.a =, no mn
I2l5, 800 500 p m -. .
For Gar Railroad, l2i5 m. TO Nouhamrton
For Hsusatondisilroad, 400 m, a0O m
fo ksuEatuck Railroad, 500 m, 800 b. .-.. ....
For Danhury And HoTwAh Railroad 100, so m, tDp
''F~s - JAMES II HoTT supt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
6rtursions.

AHOY FOR R0sKAWAS-The steamer
n roaT ROYAL ruH, y d'y from w.r,,nt Sos NOT q 's
lesyes ~ "A and leaves hofkaNay Al y A m ana ~ p
nug side and B.fi HOusc each way Bae tab
ing hALss. Clam hatss daily.
nAlBY EXCURSIONS Ia GLEN COVE and
IL ROSLYg isdn Whssons, Haylhs Docf Great Eech,
rui host' bsst sd os wos On asd after hONpAf
"a Essi River al sl5 of The above lad
iuss Returning all leave kosJu a. J.o }.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sp, Ri,,,.. sl5 Sun 6:5l Moon Rises.
MIeH THiSDAI -
gsrdy Hook 1910 Cow Island IL DC Hell Gate'''. i'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

u ssabbing himself In the sbdomss, is6iss-
ing ssvsrs vsnnd, but ~ . dangseoas
one. The Justies held him 70 bail 10 ths
sum Of a. 900. in default sf which be was
ledosa y jail . swil Trial.
% rsssasy nssnias bstwssn nvs -
six S'slsek, = De Shseif ~ ociDs tls
sssa1s - Discovered ~ bsay of nasqset
ssspss1s1 byss Ass1AedAisf hsa II
eeaGse = ~ es,1 dsss. Ths SAssif -
esdisaslv ~ - te1y dsws, and = ssoa
= u Csssasr ersivsd. tAs cell - 80
essasa. Thy ssssd thapsisonss - -
osvsd ~ csoeA which had been plsced
asesnd ~ BODY - = baadaes 70 the wound
ia6ictsd whse hs oads his previous .
tempt q sslfsdsstruetion, and he'd fastened
this . his hsndksschisf. making the ends
fast y bic nssk and ~ bars sf the door,
grating. ssd then he'd pisced his bask ts
The door aad sst down, thus deliberately
chehiog himself 10 death. His neek was
not dislseatsd, nss was there svsa . abras
sion Of ths skin. when ths Sheriff cut the
rope be noticed ths pssition Of the man.
and Il VA afterwards found that bic body
could not have been more than Two or three
inches from the Hoor. The deed must have
been committed early Monday evening. a.
the body when found Was quite cold and
stiff.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

A SxRsAsloH nnAn DunLmofox.-As I
wsaan wss q vert 10 hse garden, hse hss.
band sad family vgbsias ssssas, n he village
sf Danville. nsas BssIlaetsn, last Hriday,
- wSs essssiss1 - Z disgsissd viul1i1
Uhs thssv - 3 ~ srosnd sni stlsnpted
y estsass ~ pssssa. She as1s . dsspes-
- rssisAsass-wA0 = pe&Ab hasd 80
~ nesth 70 stiAs - ss6xsta shs bitnlu
thnnb . ~ bsss. Hsosl ~ hnnd Asag
sad jsessd slsssa p fssst Ito ~ -
'-dAs - ~ = ~ snsst9 - ~ u
vs,ss sssssslE 81 40 o. Asil 4 : -
- gsvs hla . wv aeee6e ~ tsunpou
whisA nsaxlt sasnasd Mn, end gsttinG
away sks eavs H. alasa = ssms asieh-
bsss Who fstus.sd y ~ spst With her =
ns1 The villaia hsd gsos. They tsuskel
hin ~ ths b1sod aeuise ftsn biz vsisl ~
ssms dissasos. ~ tAis tsil ~ ~ d
last The ssassh ~ hspt . sntil Sssus-
day aiGht sAsa - ~ assesasd q ~ evn
kstss. Hin asne \ lsS Ensqssl-is y
80 ysssp II 80. ssd y rssidse ~ I
1AGet diulaaes fnn ~ Weman's hsoao. r.
- tahn bssss ~. las6is - ssnnoo'
- dseiso - ypeopnn = UhtlA1D -
tnttDe - 1o11Ii9 eu1a1A - G1noDo1o1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

The daily psckst Gold6noh Capt Dalzsll,
v;ll aspast for Port Byron. connecting With
wains % The wsstssn Union r. 3. for points
Esst and North Il $50 A. n. O. w. Trey
in the ofEies.
Ths De- pesssseR pscksa New Boston,
Csea 0siaasN. IN lsass ~ ~ xsdlsea,
- ~ hstaiae q Q. nsshsr = ~ II.
A sasss s>ssssss \ ~ sssss Il ~ssss n
psssslhs sisss dssliaing slswly. AZ d
Rsal ~ rfiay shs sivss was swsllial
grsdually, whils reports from sbovsiadicsas
that 10th ths uppss anA Mississippi END
Minnesota are rising.
CHEAP trsnspostatioa. whether for pes
ssnesse Of freight, il Whist we all want.
The idss Of tsaasposting grain in eslk Z
the seobeasd be- been broached In thii
locality but never fully carried int eject.
Opesatiens asU nov progressing which vii
bring about the desired result. NJ. q. II
Merry, transfer sgsnt ha6 uadss contract
the building Of twenty bulk bssgss On tha
ODO uycst WIN OOpoCsy ves iU8 ssVss
twenty 70 twenty-five thousand bushels
which will b ready for the fan business
Eaoh bargs will contain steam engine and
elevator. the righbsf which 10 uss NJ. Aer.
~ claims 10 bs "a invention Of bic own
The elevator will have dischsrging eapa'
city Of ?. 500 bushels per hour, end b. -.
psble Of emptying grain into any sissd vss'
eel at New Orleans. or cars along the rive
hank. Ansth~ ilAproveosat 10 in he con
stsueAios Of shovsle weeksd By machinery
10 bsiag The grain from each end Of The be-
to the centre, whore Il comes in sontae
with the elevator end 10 hoistsd out. NJ
Merry contsmplates complete revelation
10 The frsightiDg kusiasss - che niaeissip
pi. % the advanlaos y shippers will pre-
sent ths0sslvso at onee In cheap RATE, ,quicl
tssasit, ssd she trouble and expense Q
sacking.' Mr.. Merry he's basge containinl
his invention at Dualeithvand in few day
viii exhibit its woskings to the public
Dubuque Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

NEck.TIEs AND ScARrs.-By far the
greatest variety and most desirable styles
Of these articles necessary to the completion
Of gentleman's toilet to be found in Da,
vsnport is At the mammoth Clothing Eupo-
rum ofSam Perry, 4b Brady street. The
richest and sobersst, the most expensive and
cheapest, can here b found in endless pro-
fsslon, and large stock Of Linen and pa
per (0ray's and othsrs) Collass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
the NEWS.

The Illinois Judicial Election takes place
next Tuesday.
Hon. n. 8. Chiltoe, Commissioners Of I'm.
migration has resigned.
The cholera has beeksn out q Buenos
Ayres, and at I'll The tswns On ths coast q
Pfaf % Corrisntss.
Travel west Of Dsnver, 70 Salt Lake end
The mountains hes bsen suspended on &C
count Of the Iudian troubles.
Anethes executives ever the Uniea Psei1l
Railway leaves 81 Louis On ths 9Th PROF.,
to go ~ far as Fort Harksr. Eve hundred
miles westward.
Oliver Ray who Vas stabbed with Z
butcher knife on the l6Sh BY J. NJ. Mattoon
In Deep Greek township, Clinton Co., Iowa,
died on the 27th.
The Michigan Constitutional Convention,
now in session at Lansing have changed the
day Of helding township. elections to the 6rss
Tuesday in March.
Az the great trst between Dexter and
Lady Thosne, for purss Of 60. 900. on the
Fashion Course, New York. Lady Thorne
Was distanced on the second heat. Time.
2:22.
The semi.centennial anniversary Of the
founding Of Masonry in Indiana was csls>
brated at indianapolis yesterday. Three
surviving members Of the Arst Grand Lodge
wsss present.
The stockholders Of the Northwestern
Railway ere much dissatisfied on'account Of
receiving no dividends for. over two ysars.
A movement is on foot to compel the direct.
sfs to show their books.
0essgs d. Sidman, . privstsssio the lsth
Michigan Infantry. who was on duty near
Stewards house on the night oe Payns's at>
tack, end was the fess 10 respond to ths esy
fes help, has bssa sppsineed Consul 70
schwesin, nsoklsnbsrB (Gsrnany.)
A Tnlss DaowusS.-Ths following sp-
Dsass in the Chinss Jsmxars eosrsspsod.
soss ftsa DsWiit, Iswa:
On Msoday. tlss 1stA iost.. . naa sts,s
e4S ffsm atissn - Seees Ceuuey, (eiRAt
q tsn miles south e fthie plass) - eeaseed
toward The Sssy - the Wopsio river. but
bstdse Be rsaeaed tha p)oco She eltiseu haA
esea shsss bsesss I'm 81 Giseo ~ fsssy.
~ dsoesipeionvf The tkief, vith eden
to bold hin - euooedy IL u shoula oohe
BIZ appeasases, which ~ did dafiag ~
loeUunQo Of he 49, hnv Tia Enrrv~an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

COMPRISES CANS on 4 SHALL ScAIs.--
A few weeks ego. one W. Cain, connected
with the frm Of Jswett 4 Co, Auetienssss
formerly Of this city. called upon sey.s~ . :
oue peoninsnt mescAanls witb - esee''
be purpess ef pussaasi.s btls 4 gsoda
sueh = -, sst = seyls. ETC., Sbs ~ Asu
= vAieA !. pessssssd - b . nsoese..
~ sSllisg q . bess snA shss -slsss =
Dssay slrsss, b sslscssd sbsvs go vsel1
q sssds. aad shsa 6sAsd . pais u 6ss bsstl
70 his fse. tGld the sslssaan t. pss ~
snounS In With the sthss bill and hs would
pay when be called for The eesds An
right, and Ms. c. in hn new boots stepped
across thss ssAsseet, and with the assistance ol
the genelsnaaly aaIesoas ofs wholssals
dry goeds house Laid csi another bill -
spectsble In aaount, incldding in .lhe pur
chase sall eassinsrs hat ftoo the adjoining
lirm. Leaving with the same sxeuss, h,
then visited > slothing house "a Sscsnt
street and again went hi way, using Ii,
same excuse, richsR BY one suit Of clothing
latest style and f,niih. Stopping a - 90
loon he came the confidence sgain to the ex
tent Of I've ten cent cigars. Each mssehaa
thought his goods well sold, and waitst
with bill in hand TO receive the .Rse'd Pay
meot." Hope long deferred n,aksth th'
heart sick. No Cain has como and sbss
e400 worth Of goods can again bs Sold
That eontsmptibls mssnnsss which will
practice The eonlidsnes game to III
extent Of two cigars dssesvss- VI
pause for fear ws shall not ''do the sutjse
justise." Smsksss lss - quit, although
ws don't know - il would be exactly rieh
10 refuse to smoke with one Of TIVE sales-
msn-"We'll take strawberry"
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30


Hk u 4 RfnAHKABLs FAof,
that the mortality experienced
on large policiss Of life assurance
is less than on small ones The
average amount Of each policy
issued by tho Equitable Life A q
surance Society in 1866. was
-, $50. while the percentage q
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was 48,5O4 ;
percentage Of los 1924. Wash
ington, q, 400; /; loss 1914. Ger.
naeiA q, 500; loss 2s.so. Uni
ted States. es,sSs; loss ss,s7.
All these ats cash co,npaniss ;
and the rates Of some sixteen
nota companies exhibit : sinilar
senmsltas1 showing greater
'nortality onsmAll than On large
polieies. The casss = sttribated
~ ths fsct that the Weather
clssss who are able 70 assure
FOR he largest amouhts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sani-
tary privilegsA and LEAD that
regular courss Of life which .
matsEia1y pFcnote longevity.
The Equitable Lie AsSurahes
6oc;sty issuss policies on asingle .
Life up = ~ a,nount q 495. 900.
Nv =. ca Pea esdw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

SPsciAL No1ics 10 LApIss.-Ths "Ssnsa
tien Har' Of the season has just been -.
ssivsd-ahc "Albioa". Il leads the Faskisn
in Paris, and Is nov offered for sale st Mrs
O.. A. Douglas, No. % Main street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

HoxEsrBAD TaANsvss. foe resi-
dsnce and grounds Of Janss NcCosh. Hsq.,
on Tenth street. between Perry and Rock
Island. have been purchased BY J G. Cook-
lin. Esq.,, for The nsdeEAts sum Of $e,95O.
II 10 one Of the choicest pieces Of real estate
in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30


RIvRR lTENa0.
AAsavAis se.DAY.
BAxxecK CryY, OapA Wooa 81. Louis.
KssFnsBuno, Cape. Oampbeii, n. ..Msdsson.
HAWKsys SfATa, Caee. Woedeo St. Peal.
NunHsofA, Caps HilI, 81 Louio.
GoLpssncn, Capt Dalssll, Pert Byron.
Bss CAnFsnaas CapA Pissse. Clinton.
bAxsecx Chr, O. Wood. 81 PssL ;;
a xasmsuun,O o.. Csnpbsll. II Msdiusu.
HAwkaxD Bran. 0Apl vep1sAb - Loen.
1ssnnoo1A, 0spl NJ, - ri ID
0sasssas. Ossl Dslsal Pert byssa.
1ss Daasssk 0s1 Ssstsp q ~, heus
~ sssaile. nAking shs Aepisss Nip 4
ny soG1ds bsat die ooaieu. She ~
Asasus lss1sG asa Ledis With flsigAA -
Ksshsk - Bssllssssa, s6os)s~ uslsadisg
- sseslvsa spssgh s1disissAl freight y
aaks up hsr ioad fss e. Pasl Sc ha6 :
baags u ~. lseasa ~ilh iron fFsn rsses.
harGhs : .ssts X ii
Of ~ Nesthssn LIS tssas " ssske
ones ssy - bsexpsstsd dowas and ~ d.
ygest up. to-msssew nefaiao. r =.
Assssyoes, assas.
The rssslas ssi-wsshly ssssasssf -.
Osnpssn, CaPl Piass, - lspe1S 1Dno6
~ 8 . 4. u, - Oliaasn. i 9. Dun1on,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

REfuanuD.-As. Csssell uas wssthy -
sAiteee, sseusnsd ~ ssssoiog Asa Ohiee,
- whsss - - eesn - toss ss ssepsesaon
and -m probably nsss uos u bis ns>ss y
bic elAns Sss Davsopost buildings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
LOCAL 01g ~ q.
SELLING FAST.

Three yssn go, Lallsmand's SpscsBs
was first introduced ints Dsvsnposs. Fss
neaths ~ sales wsss vssy snall ~ psspls
not snssins II possssssd sztsssaiiaasy
merits bst Il gsaduslly wsshsd.ils NY int
Dtosisty. end to day II s>psds anosg ~
most valsablc preparations. IL s.is hss
become large, snd veil IL light Tor y niee
cases ont OF ten 10 does I'll that 10 claimed
for H.
HeMouaat1sa a0A Neur0lgio
Can be cured BY It's use. and our people
know il. Iteffeotuslly eradicstes oil poison
from the blood, end in fact il the greatest
Blood Purifier
Of the ago. Wasm weather 10 near st hand,
and we advise all 20 take bottle Of ID and
cleanse their systems thoroughly.
calla, my drug store in the city and get
il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

1oe Eorck0 nbetCk M0c0AoO
Makes a,0o splendid Brick per hour with only nine
men and one pair Of horscp. or %.3f0 per hour BY
steam power Hae complex machinery TO be get
ting out Of order breaking down. lis great elm-
pltcity and mary clous power cammAnd the approval
of every expert. at sight.
We challenge the world e. produce IL equal.
Satisfaction guaranteed 20 all purchaeese.
ABRAM kkQuA, 0snssal Agent, No. 1xi Bsos1
wsy. N. Y. hche-dem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

NEw GROUNDS. - The Scott base bal
club have secured play grounds on the ole
Fair Grounds where their friends can se,
some good playing on Wednesday, snd Sat
urdays Of each week. Sests will bs arranged
for the accommodation Of ladies' who ma,
wish to attend. Az their first game yester
day the attendance was very good. Goot
for the Scott boys. Let the manly gam,
have good supporters.
CLosKD.-we regret to mention the clos
ing Of the grocery house Of Joshua Duss, o
THE city. y.atssday. Recent depreciatios
Of stock. together with heavy losses and thu
failure Of . Chicago firm in which be Wal
interested, are the causes Of the disastcs. =
Mr.. Burr has been in business In this c;ty
since the fall Of sc. during which time he
has gained the reputation Of being . strictly
upright and henest business man. In this
unavoidable accident Mr.. Burr hes the as.
surancs Of large circle Of friends and ac>
quaintanees in this city and throughout thi.
section, that they syopathiss with him In
his losses, and consider Il wholly due to 60
cidcnt rather than eulpabls neglect on his
part. Il 10 expected matters will b 20 as
ranged 10 shset tiws, that NJ. Burr will
80 on with his busiasss. Messss. Wm. Ne
Menus snd J. ". Stewart ere the sssignsss.
PsnsoHAL-Ws had tbs pleasure this
morning sf oseting Ne. Wn. Bsoth, ths
pspslar sasus Of H. cslsbraAsd Manuiactsr-
ing Chemists, Mes>rs. Tallmaa 1 Collins. u
Janesvilie, VIA. The nuasross psspesa>
tions of this hsuss have deserted pspular.
ity in this section. From Ne. Booth "
isasa thss shsir hssss With one other, q
Philadslphia 6rm. were the only Amesieaa
houses in this line that were represented q
shs great Pssis Esposisisu. This speaks
veil for Western energy and saterpsiss.-
The cass sf goods ssot 70 Paris b Msssss.
Tallman 4 Collias u promised for our next
Fair, Il returned in time. Their bsautiful
psrfade. ne Egyptian Calla." has taken
shs wosld By sasrm, end thsr sndlsss vari-
sty Of hair preparations. perfumes. Hssos>
Ing sxtsactA etc ere bseeaing standard
,rtie,,s thr,ushoue ~ 'ersire Am.,;c..
m.,l.t "a ~. h.ra, ~ y, n,..s ,.;.
house 10 gaining ~ snviahos reputation
che entire West.
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wnsns % nt-Wssss Vue Street kaal>
rssd- Can ssybsdy tsn = vhas shs City
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

JonS CAMERON is now prepared 10 do oil
styles Of house and sign painting, glssing.
gssining. &c. Also plain and decorative pa
per hanging. Ceilings whitened on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No. 10 wost Third street, between Brady
end Main. AM. a dSm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

RESIDENCE SoLD.--Ths elegant resideoos
property Of Col. Thes. B. Hunt, corner O
LsClsire asd Ninth Streets. was sold thia
mossing for a. 500. The purchaser is Nc.
Thos. b. Twombly. foreman Of the Railroad
shops. We think he has made great bar.
gain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

lr you want jetty black whiskess use.
upham's Hair Dyc-only 80 ccnts bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up by J.J. KRONER,
Phiiadclph,a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

HorsLs CRowDsD. hotels arc cpovds
ed with guests, most Of them stssngsrs in
Iowa, Indicating that our growing State ID
attracting deserved attention abroad. Not
withstApding the complaint Of dull timss''
ws think invsstusats in business and real
sstste In Iewa, the psssent sesson will moi
30 less than in former years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

HILLS HAIR DYE. 80 cents. black or
brown instantaneous. natural. durable, beau
tfol, reliable. indeed the best in usc. has been
before the public over fifteen years, 10 she
cheapest, containing a. much rs the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. 60 John street,
New York City. Sold by oil Druggists,
patent medicine, pcsiumery and fancy
goods stores everywhere. ju0sll-d -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

Dav 0oops, NorloNs AND CAnPEfs.-
These In search ef desirable astisies 1t low
psiess should call % D. d. Austin, 20 Ii
Claire Row.