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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


One or two masses Of dry wheat bran ID
said to cure "slebbers" in horses.
A "ritualist" marriage lately took place
in London church. The ceremony 70
cupied thrss hours.
The citizens Of Toronto are making ar.
raneemeuts to present Jefferson Davis with
. sssidence. He 10 expected 10 arrive there
this week.
Lighting rooms with gas lie unfavorabls
to the growth Of house plants and The pre-.
servation Of cut flowers.
The total smount Of tea exported from
China up 70 the 2sth Of August this season
WAS $1,000. 600 pounds.
Wait for others 70 advance your intssssts
and you will wait until they are net worth
Advsncing.
(. It il the recent discovery that IL stable
is kept clean, cows will 90 into Il Of their
own accord. II dirty, they have 70 be driv-
en- in.
The proprietors Of the White Sulphur
Syringe. 10 Virginia, 10 said 70 have oade
$4,000 this season.
Petes Cooper. Of New York, states that
the city is charged t40, 900 per annum fos
stationary, which would be . swindls q
half the price.
A suit 10 pending in Missouri, brought by
lobby agent against member, for nsg~
Letting business for which be WAS paid 4ll,-
coo.
Some new phrase for what is impossible
must be substituted for Catching . white
blsckbird." Such an anamoly has actually
been caught and Gagged in Cecil county, Nd
Two prizes, one for 20, 900 francs and the
other for quarter Of that sum, have been
offered in France for the discovery of some
certain means Of recognizing the signs Of
real death.
Mr.. violins, the ersatest wine merchant
Of England, 10 dead. He Was = sportsman;
never had but one sort Of wine 10 his celia; ;
never kept clerk never sent in = bill -
never was In London, and never rode on Z
railway.
A correspondent who SAW Secretary
Seward At Antietam says he is remarkably
we'll. The care worn, haggafd look which
marked him 70 long after the dreadful
events Of April, 1865, has passed away, and
be il now looking bright, cheerful aud in
excellent hsalth.
Tho Stsubsnville CO., Herald says
"All along the Pittsburg and Cincinsati
Railroad, from this city 70 Newark, the
country adjacent to the railroad track 10 in
. complete state of devastation. The fencss,
woods and fields have been burned to ashes
BY the passing engines. The farmers ere
Obliged to turn out en- mosss to qucuch the
flames"
DR.. Hermann Kohn, Of Breslau, has
examined the eyes Of lO. 800 school children
and found that more than one in six were
short>sightsd. There arc four times as
many short>siehted children in the town as
in the country, and the evil increases just
in proportion 10 the amount Of study exact !,
ed from the children.
An exchange says there ere no letters
"hsld for postage" ~ the Providence X. l.
office. A wealthy gentleman visits the Office
every week aud furnishes stamps for al let
tiers that require il. What motive prompts
him to this action is net known, but il il
said that some years ago he suffered loss to
\ large amount through the failure Of . lets
ter to roach its destination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

GATHER Your SEED Com. The corn
crop Of lows is injured every year more by
that shiftlessness which neglects to save
seed corn 1t the proper time, than il is BY
tho whole gropher drouth, grub, and frost
army. It's not venturing too much to say
that there has never been year yet in
Icwa's agricultural history when there was
half enough seed corn put up. The scat
tering array Of corn stalks which degraces
many corn fields in Iowa to-day is attrib>
utable in q majority Of cases, neither to
thieving gophars nor cutting worms, bu:
to the fac! tina! the seed icds poor. Seed
corn gath red before frost and carefully
housed. never fails, but that picket from
cribs 10 the spring almost invariably does.
The providsnt husbandman never fails to
secure his seed corn in time; but the slugs
gard aud the improvident always do. A
man who suffers from bis own Incidence
and shiftlessnees, is not to bs piticd, fer bis
suffering 10 self>imposed. Farmers should
pay more heed to this subject; and in ben
citing themselves they will also lift from
the State much Of the curse Of ''short eeas-
ons" which is sometimes and in fact very
often, urged o an argument sgainst Iowa.
There 10 no danger of putting up too much
the newcomers will be unable TO provide
themselves and must have supplies from
some one else. Our word of caution il at
the eleventh hour, but We publish il With
the hope that il will reach you before frost
does. : State Register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
Pr a N o-Fo TIES
GRANn SoIiARE Ann IfpRIaur


Which acknowledged % be, by The lead
Ing Artists In this country, Superior to any others
In America. These Instruments possess every mod
srn improvement are of the largest eiEc. finished In
Casved and Plain Rosewood Cares embracing every
variety OF style. Each has the full Metallic Frame,
Ovevefruns HISS, with or without the agvaffc ar
rangement,. Zach has the French Grand Action, nc
knowcdgcd to be superior To any other In rapid ex
ecution. These instrument all Seven, Seven and
Quarter and Seven and = Third Oc,ave- conrtruc-
ted OF Thoroughly Seasoned Wood. and Of the fneet
and best material. For Great Power Singing Quail
tiCa Sw and Purity Of Tone throus hout the
entire Regstev: Elegance Of FiIish and Great Du
rnbillly, the Piano Fortes OF Mcssrs JENNYS
SON are unsurpassed by any other makers in the
World, and have taken the highest Premium her
ever exhibited. The ssms facilities which enable
this firm 10 produce Superior Instrument also cna
bic them ~ offer their Piano. FoStea the public at
Twenty per cent. lower than any other First.Clsea
manufacturer In the country.
The special attention OF Dealers Teachers and 9th
10 invited To the examination ~ these Pianos he
fore making their selection elsewhere Every instru-
ment In fully Warranted for Five Years Descriptive
circulars sent to oil parts Of the country npon .ppi
cation Address. JENNYS n BON.
No. 1885, d 235 Rast Els street, NEW YORK.
Between ID 4 Sd Avenues. sep24-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC ROOMS.
N 10. j. ZIM Nj e R M A N.
WELL kxowx A.

Pra CttCaI Instrument W0k0V,
IIAS LEASED The STORE ROOM OVER
IL No. LIZ CLAIMS Row. where he intsndl
keeping . stock Of - !
Pianos, ORGANS, MRLoDKoNs, AND AIT
KINDS OF MUSICAL NSTRUMRNTS,
Sheet Music, Music Books. Ac. Persons wish-
ing 70 purchase lnstrpmsass viii DO cell 70 81
on him. He has % hand slsrgs stock Of Piaaos
which be will sell Ut $50 Z, ~ less thee uanu-
facsurers' prices. n the instrumerits do nSl
give full Satisfaction the money will be refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman ksers all insts1msnts pdrsAss-
cd Of him in order without extra charge. SHY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
JOHN M. PENDLETON,
Commission MERCHANT.
For the Purchase and Sale Of
DOmnee1lC Fleece and
PULLED WOOL.

Ne - BDrO00W0ys NeWs1 OUb9s
Caeh Advances made. Consignmcnte solicited
General OF Special Market Reports furnished At re-.
quest.
REFERENCES.
n. r. VAIL, Cashier National Bank Of Commerce.
New YorK.
Meesss J BOGRMAN, JOHNSTON 4 CO.. n. York
GORDON, II, MILAN 4 CO. Cleveland. Ohio.
". r. WES1rALL, Cashier First National Bank,
Minneapolis. MINI.
THOMAS ARTHUR, Cashier First National Bank.
Newton. Iowa.
Neesrp. FORD. DIXON & co St. Louie. Mo-.
And 70 any Banker throughout the Country having
New YORK Correspondents myql-dAw6m
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HARTWE ELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY;

r. SIMPSON 4 Co..;
Mutual Benefit Life 1ns. Cenp'y,
Assets. slo. zoe. zoe.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assets, ~. sos. GOO.
Security Fire Ins. Company.
Assets, u. 5s6 coo.
Insurance %. Of North America.
Assets, $1,000, 5000.
LOrlllard Fire Insurance Co,
Assesss o.. AOO. 900.
North American Fire 1ns. Cen'y,
Assets. 976O,O00.
Commerce Fire Insurance Co.
Assets, $500. 900.
Travellers lns. Co., Of Chicago,
Ensure Ag'st lienerml Acclleass,
Including Travellers risk sun stroke bites Of dogs.
lightning. suiiocation by drowning. choking. &c.
Oface No. - brady aeeeet.
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BOSTON.
To the Ladies'.

To the Ladies'.
The Cirage FrsAncais,o or French Dree-
sing, for Ladies' b Children Boots aud ShOes Iha
have become red or rusty. and rongh by wearing. and
are restored to perfect and permanent black with
pliabe and what 70 the ladieeit
WILL NOT RUB orr wnsn WET. AND e0iL TsiB 0KInsp.
Travelling Bags. Trunlxa, Carriage
Tops and fine Harnesses, ere made 70 lOOk
- Coon ~ NV.
Ladies and children can dress their own boots WITH
Gus eoilng their hande Try one bottle, and Jon vi
Aek your shoe dealer for Il.
B.F. BROWN CO., ProprIetcrs, Mansfsctuyers
Of Dsacnngr "a Dreesinee Of I'll kinds f.r leathse
vrncc. lish Miis greet. Boeson oct8i-d1y
For sale BY PARKS b HOSMER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island I Pacific
Railroad.
1861. Fall Arrangement. 1867.
Traius run By Chicago time which Il twelve min.
utes lester than Dsvesport time.
|ANAND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT :, 1851
" and until further notice, trans will lesvs
Davenport daily, lSundays sxcepted) q follows
Going East- LIST Mail trsin q. .......1 %, >. ,.
- Night sxpress. :.:e %, p =.
3oing West-1st, ExpFsse and Neil for Des
Moines and Washington, .bs A.:
I'd, Mixed, for Des hones sod
Muscatine ..e.z'v..
Arrive At Daven port daily, tSnndays s1cep'sd
Yrom he Ess.-lst Night express st. = 30, 4 =
I'd Daily Ex. mail. 3 %, p =.
From tho Wess-lst Mixed from Dee Acines
Cd, Express from Des Moines
and Washington. ..e.o6 ~.
cosxscsIoHa
Al Chicago with al Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A. 3 8. L. b. + for Bloom.
ington, Springfield, &c.
Il I.siI. .ish l. 9. r. = for DunlsisA. ~
Louis. Cairo, 10.
liagton. Keokuk and Quincy.
X Peoria With r. r. 1 J. 3. R. &c.
A. Des Moines, lows City, and WashineSo
With Western Stage Co = Stages, for I'll points
West, Southwest snd Northwest.
sleeping Coaches On ~ Wight trains. Through
c. ssl -: : a.s sh''ssd 10 Pf-
r. A. HALL, Ass't Cen. Sept. Chicago.
4. kmsAia. Asss. Sept. lows Diviciss. !,
. .H.H. an.. A.. Dss..ss.t
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organised in the aid Of the
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Situate At Riverside. Burlington County. New
Jsrsey, 10 founded for the purpose Of erstsiS-
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The Hoard Of Trustees consist Of tho following
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-09-13
4. ". ALLEN, Chairman,
JACOB LOWRY, Secretary
Annual E3ip.

The Annual Fair Of the Howard
. County Agricultural Society will
be held at Cresco on Thursday and
Friday October 10, and l,-trom
/ 5 \. VI. to ) p. VI. Of each day.
Entries Of articles fyr premiums
CT exhibition may be made at the
Sccrctary's Office opposite the Court
House, during the afternoon of
Wednesday and until two o'clock
on Thursday. All entry fees and
fees for membership must be paid
I before noon Of the frs: day. Arti-
cles that have been entered for pre-
MUM, and those for exhibition must
be on the ground before two 0 clock
of Thursday.
The lists for the names of mem-
bcrs will be place! in the hands Of
the several Township Directors on
or before tie 18th inst and they
are requested to finish up their
! lists and return them to the Sccre-
tary's office before the first Of Octo-
Der, accompanied with the money in
all eases where the money eau be
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office OF County Board CT
Howard County HOss3.
CresCo, sept. 2, 1867.
> O CLOCK, P. NJ

Board called to order by the
chairman. The call of the roll
showed the following named mem
bers present to-wit
Messrs Ashley, Thurbcr, St. John
and Goodrich. Absent, Ncssrs
Scarles, Burlcigh, Chamberlain,
Stone. Harris, Griffin and Robinson
There not being quorum present,
the Board on motion adjourned I'M
til 9. \. n, tomorrow.
Tuesday Sept 8, 1867. 9o'clock 4. a.
The board met pursuant to adj
iournment. Roll called.
Present, Mcssrs Ashley, Thurbcr,
Scarles, St. John. Harris, Robin
son and Sullivan.
/ Absent, Burle;g Chamberlain,
Stone, Goodrich and Griffin. Min
utcs Of yesterday read and APPROX
ed. On motion the board aajourned
until , o'clock p. NJ.
Afternoon Session, o'clock.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Roll called. Present, Mes.
scrs Ashley, Thurber, Searles, ST.
john, Chamberlain, Harris, Griffin.
| Robinson and Sullivan. Absent
Burleigh, Stone aud Goodrich.
There being no business before
the board, on motion it adjournet
until 8 O clock 4. NJ. tomorrow.
Wsdncsdoy Sept. Sd 1867 4 N.
Board met pursuant to adjourn,
ment. Roll called.
Present, Ashley, Thurber, Searlcs
St. John, Chamberlain, Griffin,
Robinson and Sullivan.
Absent, Stone, Harris and Good
rich.
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Aye-Chamhcrlain, Griffin, Rob
inson and Sullivan.
No-Ashley, Thurbcr, Scarlcs,
Burleigh, st. John, Harris and
Goodrich.
Motion lost.
The report was then on motion
adopted.
The following resolution was pre-
scntcd:
RESOLVED, That the Treasurer be
authorized to redeem & acres on
ne IA II, 100, II, double assessed
in 1864, and belongs to VIM. llipcs,
sold March 5th, 1866, for tax of
1864.
Mr. Harris moved to amend by
paying the purchaser tho amount Of
tax and ten per cent interest.
Motion prevailed.
The resolution as amended was
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Goodrich, Mr.
Davies was allowed leave to with
draw his bill for services as DRAMA &c
commissioner.
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All of which is respectfully sub
G. G. Ashley J
Signed. \. Il. Harris Com.
= L SnarlnS \

Bill Of T. p. Davies for services
as drainage commissioner was post
poncd until the next meeting and
referred back to the same committee
for further proof, and the Clerk i'll
structed to notify Mr.. Davies of the
action of the Board.
Bill of Andrick & Richardson for
Stationery postponed.
Bill of c. I. Breckenridge for at
torneys fees in State cases rejected
Bills Of Thos. Dale for services
as constable were presented and on
motion Mr.. Dale was allowed to
withdraw them and furnish the nee
ossary proof from the J Justice, as
required by the Statute.
Bill Of S. l.. EIalsted for JUS tice s
costs, presented and withdrawn.
Bill Of I. ". Lee for services as
county Superintendent was allowed,
less $4l on account Of charge for
one day at Cresco, instead Of Co.
Seat, and charge for writing reports
leaving balance Of $13S, 05.
Bill Of James McCollum, for
medical services rendered sick pau
per, allowed.
The following report was present
ed and adopted.
To The Board Of Superui,ors.
Your committee to whom was re-
ferred the matter of Il. S. Capron,
concerning the erroneous payment of
taxes, report that they have exam
med the papers submitted; from
which it appears that the matter Of
adjustment if any is between said
Capron and his acting agent, in the
payment of taxes, and that this
Board has nc power in the matter.
Stoned j. A. Goodrich, ! Com
''s''"' Thos. Griffin. o'h'
On motion the board adjourned
until , o'clock p. NJ.
afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. Roll called.
Present, Mcssrs Ashley, Thurber,
Searlcs. Burlcigh, St. John, Cham
berlain. Harris, Griffin, Robinson
and Sullivan
Absent, Stone and Goodrich.
Mr. Thurbc then presented tn,
following report which was adopted
Your committee on acceptance o
the Court House at Cresco, repor
that after three meetings of thu
committee they were enabled to af
feet a lease Of the building in ac
cordance with the proposal present
cd to the board at it's last session
that said lease is in the hands of the
Clerk, for the use of the board.
G. S. Thurber,
Signed, Thos. Griffin, Com
G. G. Ashley,
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The Peoples Convention.

The minutes Of the peoples con-
vcntion will be found in another
place in our paper. The ''Iimcs"
,Iiscourses largely upon the char
actcr Of the nominees, but the men
are 50 wei! known as citizens, that
we will not venture a word lest it
offend some. 1--we looked upon the
parties to this ''truck,i"g, shutting
concern as the arraut knaves they
are represented to be. we would be
sorry to lend them cur support; bat
we do not. we look upon them row
as We did a month since i. G. as
honest straightforward men; and
because THEY look upon the "intcr-
est of the republican party" and
tic s:inte:est of the county, as
two different ma tiers. We shall 10
deem them rogues. Upto the pres
cnt time we have advocated tn,
cause of no man publicly. but shall
from this time lend what infucnc
We may have in behalf Of the PEG
pies ticket, accepting the "slop
&C."
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ROBONO PUBLICO!
TEACHERS and SCHOOL OFfl.

TEACHERS and SCHOOL OFfl
GERS take notice that the undersigned will
Sc ut Crrsco the last Saturday Of each
month
If you wish to purchase il good PNhd'
Organ, CT Mclodcon. leave your Stamps
with the undersigned.
If you desire to insure your property in
Il safe and reliable Company, call on the
unlcrs ignca.
If You prefer to carry grccnhacks, leave
those old notes with the undersigned for
collection.
Strangers who intend to buy = farm or
residence in Howard County, will save
time lperhaps money by consulting with
n32-S1 +. W. LEE.
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FESIAS CoNGREss.-Thc Fenian
Congress is now in session at Cleyc.
land. The NEST talented Fenians
of the whole world are there now as
scmbled and are undoubtedly trans
acting business of vital Importance
to the cause of Fenianism, but moth
ing of their doings that is Of any
Importance, is made known to the
public.