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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

Friday, August 8, 1867.
No. 1872 \. R. D.-John Rosser ct al. VS.. Arthur
COnnelL.
Chancery Court OF Memphis.
Rf virtue OF an intercolutory decree in this
cause, l wll sen, at public auction 70 ~
highest bidder, at the Courthouse dOor. in the
cry or &emphis, Tennessee. on
Friday, August 8, 1867.
The following described property. to-uit rba
und yided one-l bird interest OF the defenda1f
AISnnr Connell in The mill premises and
pIopery operated BY W. n. ErsklDe & co. and
city OF Memphis, north OF Grnings Sawn,Ti
and on the west Side OF Front or Cbielrassg
street
TERMS OF SALE.-On a credit OF seven ~
month aoies with good security, and lien re-.
Equity OF redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clsrk and Master
July s4p! jyl0t1
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WILL convene on Saturday 0Sth), at the
" Office OF Caruthers q King 276 Second
street, at 8 o'clock pm.
A full attendance is solicited, as the Treas.
ur T, Brother A N. Lewis, desires TO make mis-
report in which 10 viii be se n that the Society
Is lree from debt and on a prosperous basis.
By order OF the Dean.
jylO4t &C CUNNINGS Sea-afarv
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Diridend Notice.

ATameetIng Of the Directors OF the German
y National Bank, he'd July 5th. dividend
Of D per cent. was declared. free Of Government
tax, payable after the I0lh last.
Transfer books closed NTH 18th.
iV'U3t MARTIN gogb{ar
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st is true that most men are apt
enough to civil wars and comm0tions as
q novelty, and for a fash hot and &C
tive but through sloth and Inconsistency,
and weakness of spirit, either faintiug
ere their own preJences, though never
so Just. be half attained, or through an
inbred faisehOOd aud wickedness, betray,
ofttimes 70 destruction with themselves,
men OF nOblest temper Joined with them
for causes whereof they in their rash
undertakings we're not capable"
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BANKING D~IRECToRY.

coMMERCIAL Bsnh Of TennesSee, corner
Madison and Main streets 49,
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CELEOTand cheap BOARDING
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WATER VALLEY. \
SECOND DAY OF THE
NAMENT. 5H.
Growing Of the QueCt
asd Beauty and hs
Of Honor. ACSs
The OVatien and Adsa7sJ
Particulars

WATER VALLEY. Nh ouflee'
Special Correspondence orthej sb the
The weather for the secOrhRt the
eises was all that could be " O'CLOCK
sun shining brightly, ant, and II
freshlng breeze all day. Thadicted
at the grounds vas mach laIcutioni
the day previous, a large nunlrratti
arrived by the early trains. lining.
pastl0 O'Clock the knights, fled he
Col. NJ. D.. i. Stevens and pm,
the Bolivar silver baudlourTatt.
ship Of ". s. B~Aming witness
appeared on t~Iil be remembered,
rode aror.aw Mrs. s. at her win
the -Aversed with her.
= EnniiEnH Int
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nosINa OF HALLS.

Until farther notice the Mails viii close as
follows;
For Cairo. Chicago, St Louis, Nashville, Louis
willie, Cincinnati, Cleveland. PittsburE, Phlia-
deIphla, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Balii-
more, and all cities north and west al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10

For Chattanooga, Richmond, WASH
Augusta. Columbus, Ga, MontgOmer
bile, Ala, New IOfk, Nashville, and ?
south and east, as 5;30 pm fei
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, J4s M
Ncksburg, Natchez, and all 10 10
4p.m. 1T is to be
All stations on Miss -,
southern, New OrieiL was IRON 1880
No2T5ee5n sra'ithen a compact be-
braneh4tes, it is 50 yet. II all
power to the General Govern
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ANNouNCEmENT.
CONGREsS-

rOHN w. SMITH "a q candidate for
u reelection TO the c11ce Of State senator ioT
The 18th District, composing the counties 81
shelby and Fayette. Election on the nt7t
Thursday in August apA
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BOARDING.


ID OARDING G.
EomuIes or single gentlemen can obtain
t,csrT and good rooms; also day boarders can
beorramm6dated a. 3l second street, between
Gqyoso and Bsal. le4u
Furnished rooms, with good board, can be
had al reasonable rates at No. Jos Monroe
street Also a few day bosrdsrs can be accom-
modsied. jelsu
CELECT and cheap BOARDING
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unfur1:ished. 10 rent, with board, TO
either gentlemen or families, convenient to
business. within one square OF Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. St
Second street, near Madison. Je-u
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

-WNEN-E SON, BOokselleH ape@m-
Do Jefferson stresL "a for ln-
Evans. d. H, Liquors be authenti-
FTS6X BIOS & I'D address Of the
street. Zee OF his good Gifh and
EsBERSE
9gters should be addressed 20 THE
FEAL," Memphis.
-~anmunicaaons for publication mast be VT
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
au other matters connected with the editu-
nal department, should be addressed: EDT-
TOES on APPEaL. Memphis.
We cl1not a. = rule, undertake 10 return aTtl-
cies not found suitable for publication.
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J. l. X. hAfs NJ ID. WEIGH
RAY & WEIGH.
Attorneys L
Memphis, Tennessee.

E5- Office on the corner OF Main and Jefferson
Streets, M stairs. Entrance No. 287 Main street.
Attention given TO proceedings IN Bank
ruptcv. iNG Il
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SOLD At ANY PRICE.

as we do not want 10 carry them over to an
other season.
For the same easOn we offer:
Silk sun Umbrellas az less than half price.
sir P@arasols, beaded, atless tBan half prlce.
Beautiful yard witei BE eled Domestic,
hne. only 10 cents per yard-worti Ia New York
over % cents.
Gents Shirts. a Few dozens LEFT. No a still
greater reduction tina ever-a gn4ut deal less
than they can be maize up for.
Gents Linen Cloth NJ, in suits or single
piece, at less than cost Of material, let alone
the cost OF making.
Ten cases Fast Colored C~aIcoes, new styles,
from ~ to 10 cents per yard.
Planters consult your iHsrests and examine
our goods and prices, as WE have determined To
close out this Stock in less th1u Thirty Days.
This Is our GFeat clearing Sale, and we
offer Goods al LBSS ina Eastern UOst.
TO close cut the Balance Of our stock.
Come and look at our prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere. ami we eau easily convince you
th.t VS. sell no lower prizes than any other
house in the city, Remember
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Mr.. Editor: PIsase announce me as Q canql-
date for reelection 80 Congress. WIN re
WriIcn Constitution and the unqualn9l u
dursement OF the administrators o. AngAse
johnson as nay platform Of principles WIZ
will be- more clearly defined in my forthcoming
4" circular address," and a personal ihteiNle"
prior TO the election. rrrrrr~u
aprlg te JOHN III
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully ipfJrm
his friends and the public that he Is prs-
ing Pans and SupeEintendtng Buildings. wien
as mucA energy and attention to his patronei
Interest as be did for the City's intei est while
CITY Engineer.
oFFICE-sullmsn Block, Second and Madi.
son streets. Charges reasonable.
j. Il. MCCLURE
Arcaitest and Engineer.
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Educational.
RY the action Of the Tfusteeaog ne
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

the two Schools have been consolidated.
h buildings and grounds belonging 70 them
VII be thoroughly repaired and can
date from zoe 70 80 pupils. A liberal patronage
can be commanded, aud the Trustees are deter
mined % build up a nrst class Female school
They wish % engage a competent Principal
with a corps OF Teachers for the Literary De-
partmenL At the head OF the MusicaI De-
pa tment Is a Professor who has most success
mlly been connected with the Eehno FOR the
last ten years. Iteattenti0n OF wen Quafined
candidates fora permanent situation ass q Do
sitiOn that can be made 10 pay d solicited.
Applications viii vouchers viii be conaldered
until the hrsL August next
BROWNSVILLE
Is elieibly located, being directly on the line or
the Memphis and Louisville Railroad; good
society, healthy, with a population OF 800
inhabitants Iowa and cOuntyina prosperous
condition. having escaped the ravsgeS Of he
late war. Address the Undersigned.
J. z. GOD
Secretary Board Trustees.
Brownsville, Tenn, June q, 1867. je2s Nv
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For Brazil.

For Brazil.
nESIEOU5 Of emigrating to Brazil this fail,
III offer my Place for sale, dirt cheap.
II is situated about eight miles east of Memphis.
a little over nne-half mile south OF Goodietts
station, on the "a. and G. r. R.. contains
seyenty-hve acres, fifty in cultivation, nearly
al the open land enclosed with a young ard
vigorous hedge, new framed house, with six
ROOMS and very convenient, cabins, etc, etc.
Come aud see the place, or inquire Of ROys er,
Trezev4nt & Co, z76 Second street, hemphis.
Also other lands for sale.
jyGf g.. o. BUNTYN.
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Special Notice.

I FIND in yesterdays Appeal a rtatement
l. from Mr.. N. B. Sneed, Dentist, OF Savannah,
TO the effect that DR.. Snecd had bought my
office. furniture, etc, and that would vacRte
on the LIST OF August.
In Justice TO myself and friends, I beg TO state
that NO SUCH TRANSACTION DR..
SNEED AND MYSELF Has BHEN ~EFFECTED.
F. ". q .RKEY, D. rs.
Memphis, Monday, July 5, 1867. i've Nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

~Ir Is A RKNARKABLE 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 As
surancs Society in 1866. was
q. .15O. while the percentage d
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy of the Mutual Life for
the same period was 4s, ,5O4
percentage Of loss 1894. Wash
ingtou, q, 400; los ls.1A Ger.
mania, u, 500 !; loas25.2e. Uni.
ted States, $9,s9a; los 22,27.
All these .ers cash companies ;
and the rites z. some sixteen
uu1t 80 d1ies q ishlb1t climbs
commentary, showing greater
mossaity oasmall than On larss
policies. The cause il attributed
to the fact that tho wsalthie1
CLASSES. who arc able 70 assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant o6mforts and sani
tary paivilegsA md LEAD thai
regular course Of life which =
metssially psomotss longevity
The Equitable Lie Assuraaes
Socisty i11ass policiss on-a singh
life up to The amount of9 925. 900
Nv 2. Nua. Padl lrNdtv.
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LOCAL ITgM0.
- =
6ELLUN0 FAST.

Three yssm go, Lallsoaads 6pseiAs
vas first introduced ists Dsvsopsst. Pc
months lie sales were vssy snall, ~ psopls
not knewiag u possessed Extraordinary
merits bat Il gradually vosksd1ts way into
notcsiety. and to dsy Il slaads smeeG 49,
most valsable preparations. ~ sa's mas
become large, and v.Y 1" might Sss y n'ee
cases out Of ten Il does I'll that 10 claimed
for Il.
Rhooaaeloa and Nooeolgla
Can b cured BY IL use. and our people
know H. Il s6setuslly sradiostss oil poison
from the blood, ssd in feet 10 The greatest
Blood Purifier
Of the ago. Wasm weather 10 near as hand.
and W advise Ill 20 take bottle Of u and
cleanse their systems thoroughly.
Call q. any drug store in the city and get
IL
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CuAsrss DicKExs' WoakA-Ths popular
pub,ashing house Of Tickner I Fields, Bss>
ton. ere playing the Dickens. Thsy have
rsssnuy made arrangeusnts. With tlsis sfsea
sathos whereby they are hsasefeeth ths -
y autAssissd publishess u ~ vssks 10
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Undss eAis @rasesmen1 win - Author,
Msssrs. Tieknss : fislds sill present " the
Anssisss pus,is w. saly sdilisas = whadA
xr. Dicksns 3 psssaiasily interested. and
they ~ esaEiksl y stals ~ thsy wil b
shls - o6ts NJ. Dicksas' wssks In sueh
sasisty q styles and q prizes - rsassoabls,
that the vsrieus editions besrisg their I'm
prist VIII be recognised. ust ssly - sass-
tened By the author. bus q being tie beet
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present they will announce three sditioaa.
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THE CnAnLEs DicKsxs EpifloN.
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The Diamond Edition 10 already well
known to the public highly sppsscia>
ted.
The Charles Dickens Edition will b COM
prissd 10 thistsen OF fourteen volumes the
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Cattssools, and others. printed from the
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Each voluus cestains fssm 80 - - iilustra
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ARRIVALS TODAY.
Ksrrs.suRo, Capt. Campbell, f. Madison
GoIDrrxcB, Capt Dalzell, Port Byron.
DuBueus. Capt Ward. st. Paul.
Pant SHERIDAN. Hutchinson Dubuque.
BURLINGTON, Capt. Green, 81. Louis.
DEPARfURss.
KerYnsBua0, Capt. Campbell. Fl. Madison.
GoLDpIxcn, Capt Dalxell. Port Byron.
BEN CAHPBsLL. Capt. Pierce. Clinton.
DuBuQuE, Capt Ward, 81. Louis.
PsiL SnERIDAN, Hutchinson, 81. Louis.
BusLix0Iox, Capt Green, st. Paul.
The Bsnnock City may be expected up
some time to morrow.
The 6ns passenger packet New Boston,
Capt. Grinoell, will leave Tor Fl. Nadissn,
II ths morning. G. @. Mather ia the of.
lee.
The daily packet Gold6neh.. Capt. Dalssll.
will depart for Port Byron. connecting win
trains "a the Western Union R. r. foe point .
Ease and Moth at $50 A. n. O. w. Troy
in The Office.
Speaking Of river business, the 81. Louis
Democrat says.
When W hesr ofa Loat-oae Of the
Northern lins-on her upward trip, seaeh-
ing Dubuque with five hundred tons Of
freight, and in her cabin four lhundred and
twenty five passengers whea boats leave
this port for the Missouri crowded with
passenger when boats are lcaviag for
vieksburg and Arkansas with their guards
in the water, not to mention the 6ue trips
Of Memphis packets, and the heavy loads
Of steamers arriving from the North ws can
not make the statement that business .
remarkably dull, although there is consid .
erabls talk to that effect.
The tow-boat business on the lower Mis.
sissippi 10 immense, We should judge. from
items like the following. which appear in
The st. Louis papers:
The st. Louis towboat Shark and barees
arrived at New Ofasans Sunday. The ear
60 Of the barges Of the TOW consisted Of 30.
400 sks Of 6 Urn, 425 sks bran, 1900 bbls 4
-four. 1913 bbls Of meal. 1877 bbls pork, $50
bales ofhsy, and 1l6 packages Of msrchan>
disc.
A fsv days since mas named Frederick
Porter was precipitated from skif iato
the river at 81. j sph, and carried down
By s6e essrsst about mile. When rescued
be was nearly exhausted. A few minutes
more and he would have gone under. And
yet, when picked up be was singiug-ssrm
going Down to New Orleans"
A very important decision has recently
been rsndered In ~ Uaited States Supro0e
NnaseA q.
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From the isitiatesy step that hss oeeo
taken By our ssssensd fellow s'sissn. ".
". r. Peek, in pureh4sssg TIE hssdssos
prspssy ksovs = The "Aesdeay Il IL
Imnses,sss Conssptiea." - hsvs ssassa y
esasFatslsts ourselves - ~ pssspscs d
having vsll>ssgulstsd asd csnduslsd hss-
pital. % long needed, and ~ night ~
withsut evsr>sstimatine the real csndltiss
Of Affairs, imperatively demanded By ths ii
ustion. continued grosth and large iaAux sf
ssfangsss to our city.
From The recent repent st tAs 0rasd Jury
On our county paspss system, aad the su-
mssous complaints that have fssn tine 10
time been made privately Of ths iaappsspsi>
ats and sadly insualelsns scseaoodations
now offered By che charity sf our ely aad
couaty 70 thsss vhsss nisebstsns II y shse'
sickness and poverty, to ~ II position
70 ask u our hands our msagse ains-giviss
support. ws ought, - city aud county to
extend 70 rr. Peek every possible sscous-
assmsnt to aid him In making his satsspsiss
the assured % ecess that % undertaking ol
srsh magnitude. and having fer il cole
object the welfare Of humanity, sheuld Be
before Il 10 commenced.
How many ere there IN Davenport cad
Scott county who are without the csmlesta
Of home in the hour Of sickness-how
many Who have homes wsuld rather b
cared for in well conducted hospital whsrs
every thing il done under . pesfsct sysasa,
and where the best medical cid aad The
latest and most snlightessd trsataent san
be depended %, thaa lissse on . bed ol
sickness whore thess ase almoet nunbeslssa
annoyaness, that are liable 70 happen in
every family, T. isritaas sad unlavosably
affect the invalid.
Msay psssons ass sonstantly imoigrat.
ing . our city from oahse 0eatss snd fes-
sigs ceuntsiss, soms sf whom, = our svssy
day hisessy ds0ensesaass, bsfoss beesaiae
acslioatsd, 81 sick anA soossinss continue
i'll fee dAys end weeks. sad relying on ou,
hotel and boarding house scesmnodatioAs
ars from necessity without homo eemfest,
aad hsms altsndsece, and after rseovssy
maoy fiad that their stock Of money on
hand il much diminished n not utterly ex,
haustsd, end judging of the future froa Ii,
gloomy stand point At the period Of eonvs,
lsscsnes, they become discouraged and re.
trace their steps homsward uttesly discon,
tented and disheartened with the West.
II the hoepital in contemplation will sup.
ply this defect 10 the existing order Of a.
fairs, il Is exactly what our citizens need
and what they shscid support. The rspu'
tation that first-c!ass hospital will gair
will invite many throughost the State and
elsewhere who may b in need Of medlea
or surgical treatment 70 cur city.
Judging from what ws saw 10 the rscen
meeting Of the State Medical Society, W,
are satisfied that Davenport has . larg,
amount Of scientific material well calculates
to relieve suffering humanity. We are in
formed that - socn % necessary arrange
ments can BE- perfected. the hospital sill b,
opened for the reception Of patients. Dr.
Peck has our earnest wishes fos HE success.
in the magnificent enterprise be has usdes
taken.
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ca. end ~ shoss spssoda saspses q
usuld's; Il wiil do yen geed alss by {
csoques eeG sod baby eAaross.
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CIT Y 1T e m q.
w. Dell 4 Osa. Dry 0ee6s.
AGsxrs WAsrnD. -Ses advestisment.

Tss State Csogsegatioaal Coavsatien
eees Into session as NuscaAins te-oessew.
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ENVELOPES AND PAYER 6TAMPKO WITH
" fnidae. n col0rs and plain, ~ laee~t etylse Of
letters. at LUSE = 0RIOG0
Book and StAtlossery Ctore,
5o Perry St., near 4. 0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

Res FisAiag Tackle. and Peckst ssd 1sh)s
Cutlssy, 70 v J. A. Dssssposts Hardware
Store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

H.P. LAsox, . ssnswusd poem reader,
will fesd q LeChirs Hall, Wednesday evs.
aiag, Nay 2ssh -sSbjsetl .hhssty |" Hs
comes highly eodsrssd. and ameas bic bask-
sss ~ ootics the name Of Gen. Sichlss, ef
Melines Ar. L. > The ssthos Of the pssa.
A6miosioa free. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

Uss Lalisnand's 9ped6s Sos glhsumseism.
0out end Neusalsis. II s0sstusily. dssasoys
I'll poison h The blosd. soS pssfosos nd
sAl ous,. Read tsseimo0iAls eleewhsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

NEw LlxE OF SrEAnsas.-We are infseo.
I'd that it is the intention Of Captain David
son, president Of The Northwestern Union
packet company, to run regular tsi>weskly
line Of 6rst class steamboats, tetwssn B.
Louis and Dubuque. The line will be con.
posed Of three Of their best boats, The
Sheridan, Key City and City Of S. Paul, the
former Of which has already taken its place
in the line, and passed hsrs this morning on
its first down trip. and the two last will be.
gin in . week or ten days. They will max,
fast time. and will arrive one way or th,
other regularly every week day. The Phi
Sheridan, Capt. Hutchinson. viii depart
from this city for Dubuque every Saturday,
and for St. Louis every Aondsy night.
Passengers for points north Of Dubuque
and Dunlsith, will connect at those ports
With other boats Of the same line for Prairie
du Chen, La Crosse. Winons. Ilsstings, st.
Paul, Sillwstcr. &C., and through tickets
will bs sold by the conpany's agents.
The managers. Of this line are thorough
and energetic business men, and are deter
mined to carry on their business in such q
manner that shippers will And il 70 theiz
advantage 10 patsonizs the line, snd pas.
sensers will be abe 70 depend upon bsiae
put through in quick time and rscsiviog the
best Of treatment.
Z. C. Duncan, Esq., hes bssn appoiatsd
agent as this place, and tickets viii b cold
By hin sod fright clipped q sAs lswes'
rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

SOLDIERS Re. UNION AT MARsxoo.-Ws
are informed by A. p. Alexander, Esq,
chairman Of committee Of arrangements,
that excursionists 10 Marengo to attend The
grand military Reunion thsrs. will be taken
over the road on the regular morning train
Of Fri'ay next. for full fars-t3.S5, and
retrr ,g the same or following day for
one filth fare-making $4.60 for the round
trip. Mr.. Alexander will furnish the neces>
sasy certificates.
Generals Logan, Rice and Leaks are
expected to bs present and address the
Convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28
To ManufaC turers Oc WOOl
and Cotton.

DARrIES DESTROYS OF PURCHASING ANY
l kiad of ma hinesy 70 manufacture Wool or Cot
ton or who desire estsmsses of rrices for euch ma
eAinsgy eleAer nsW second hsod ean obtain evrry
desifoble information aad a catalogue oe . large
enount and variety 0f new snd sseond hand mnrhiss
~ by opp4lcasion to JOHN ROYNrON.
Agent. Hartford, Cor q.
Wool easoe for mahias rolls, alWeys ON hsud, for
oole q 0auulActufoeo' psicee. my1t.dAW1ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

PAmrRas' Supplrss. Vindow GlAs0,
White Lead, Oil and Patty-a very large
stock can - found q J. A. Dsvenpoft's
Hardware store, No. IL Brady stssel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

IA. DAvmPens 10 nov e@Biog geeoo
|)sdsesossAs b bsyess sf Hardware, q
vAish As has he lssssss and best selected
ssesk i ~ city. Hs u ssnisg q prisss
dafvin9 nnmnntiAiOn ~.~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

Sss woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Specr's Wine. Il t's an
admirable article, used in the hospitals and
by the 6rst class families in Paris, London,
and New York, in preference 70 old Port
Wine. II is worth trial. - il gives great
satisfaction. maya dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

4 fsae-sssDsd, essr-IaoDs1. - tes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

Nsw REsiDsncs Our we'll known fellow
citizen. Wm. McNanus, has csmnsncsd The
essetieo Of fins new resideoce % Fasnham
street, above Seventh. which be designs to
complete this season.