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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
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FtR stsAroR,
Y. u. CcNEs, Of Pleasant Ya'lsy.
ron REPRESENTATIVES,
u, 4. R0gLF2, Of sheridan,
:. G. DAVIS Of Dayenpo-',
CHARLES KELLY, OF lie claire.
roa snEairv,
MAsoR e. SCHNiTGEE, Of Davenport
Foa gssuRER,
l.. $. viELE, of Davenport
rog COUNTY JcDcg,
THEODORE j. EAGAL. of Davenport
yoa COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
JOHN GALLAGHER, CT Davenport.
Foa srgvsroR,
THOMAS nUr3i, of Davenport.
ron coIoSos,
Dr. g. H0EpFNER. OF Davenpor,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

r.OR a TERN OF TWENTY YEARS ONE Hl',.
/ DRIED md sixfy feet front on Harrison stree, ,
wet side. he Neeu Feu-th and Fifth streets Ia the
ct u pavenqot..
D. DAVENPORT.
rrEttsffat Iack Island, Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
-7cai, lTEHs.
lgaigoaTH's nlIlvE WINES

Golden Wedding. Sparkling Ca
sssba. still Catawba. Delaware
and Virginia Secdling.-The Wines tom
fHl. OF es,ioiisAes House, hsve gained wo.la-
wide seehriy Cor their excellence, and In purity.
frn'y 7s ~ and boquet. they UNSURPASSED In the
n.afNe-e ihef sArtya or FoREggS.
Ir'de supplied hy Lanrfeii, Tnoje & Co. etpro-
Nsl stagE ys5ets. d, sS3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
IoG.7aier.

T-It tSSORTN ENT OF DUPONT & co y
\ Cr'ebralei back. Diamond. Grain aud BLASTING
Powder viii be kept On hand ~ Naca-ine ~ . \
'fNcS which We cap supply 70 the irtie at ehieaco
1tsrea. MCNAIR& 4 Jot Dan.
ut-n swn Agents for Dupont .S CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

Sccrr CorsrY FAIR -Aondty morning
mex, commences the Fourteenth Annua.
Far oi tie Scott County Agricultural So
cete. = TIE ew end cxpsi s,ye'y fittei
grou : bet stea Era and 5ar-.s9u street,
two .rsats borih cl Locust.
Fer many years past these Fairs have
been the most interesting ami the most at
,ractive o; any 9 ven in the State, and We
know Of no good reason. should the weather
prove favorable, Why the coming Exhibi~
ton may nor BE- superior to any previous
one. Surely the facilities were never before
so extensive
The new grounds ate much larger than
the old ones, and no expense has been
spared 70 render them commodious and in
sii n.
| The track is unques:lonsbiy superior TO
the old one, ard that was tie pride Of the
State II is wide, perfectly even, and as
coinpac, az could be wished.
| The amp theatre is the most convenient
ing room for tea thousand spectators, with
numerous entrances, exits, reireshment
stands, etc, ani commanding perfect view
of the entire track.
| The stables and pens are too numerous
to mention. No matter how many horses,
catt,e, saeep and swine many be entered,
they can all be accommodated. Numerous
wells have been SUM. at vsriors points, sc
that stock can be supplied with the great.
est facility.
The grand art Hail the crownng ory
Of the rounds I ;sa monster oc.agon
oui ding, and so planned and arranged as
to enable exhibitions OF every class outside
Of sc stoc'> an. agricr .turall implement
deneriinert. 10 display :her articles 70 the
r;eases; sdvantaye. This rart Of the Exh-
i. % IS under the able suneren,endercy Of
Alderman Mcneil, ard we consider this
suffice en-. guaranty that everything in and
abou, ,ha. esia aui:shinent viii be conducted
u tie pcrfce. satisfaction of oil.
The spacious dining be is under :hs
rnsnage neat of G. S. Acsiey and Alderman
Se.-mour. They promise 10 give the bes
dinners that have ever been served nt any
Of our county = irs, nnd what they promise
they viii re form.
'>he Stables are fast iillingup The en'
,es "! be pprnp-ol and the sro-. in
rneuse. Let il be a grand success
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

Facts stubborn thinrs." says the old'proverb.
and III these alone do intend to deal, in present
ing WKiGilT'S TAR SYRUP 70 the public. All
know tile necessity OF Guarding again,t Colds.
we'll the necessity for aking the proper remedies
Of contradiction, thar the snperior OF Wrgh,s Tar
Syrup FOR the cure ~ CONSUMPTION. Coughs. Gods.
Bronchitis. and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
does not exist. Below are testimonials from per
cons, some oi whom known in all parts OF the
country
ps r. SuELroS M.ckrszrr, Literary Editor Of For
ney's phadelpha Prers. writes
PniitpstPaI,, lnly 81. 1851.
Dr.r SiR:-Last Christmas, for the first time In my
life, was -nch afflicted by a very severe Cold. with
almost constant cough aud sore chest. practice
u.hed the orsc did 1t. By what then consid-
cred an accident hpt now believe to have been q
Providence. WAS Induced to Try DR.. WnisHrs TAR
SynuP purchased from you. and greatly relieved
in two days, wholly cured In ten II ia not nnpieas
ant tn the tasie. which IL good point. Nsny years
eco. reading my way through an old library, came
across the works of that Bishop BerkrI ", who pro-
phc,icallv and truly declared, more than century
-. that Westward the march OF Empire takes its
way." and among these were two treatises in which
he strongly advocated the o. Tar. curative II
many diseases from Cafarrh to the plague was
then track with the cogency of the good Bishops
argume nts. and now sure-from the efficacy OF
Dr. Wrghf- preparation Of the same rcmcty-that
they were entirely correct.
Yours. truly.
T. SHELTON MACKENZIE, LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

Use Lalemand' ) specific for gheuinats'n,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t eifec.ua!y destroys
ali poison in the blood. and performs raj.
cal cure. Read testimonials elsewhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

tiF ~ Ttts f,~r.--tsa 10 tine bryant IL Stratton
t'FN ~ tta business College 10 get thorough prsc
.s hl~ats- q ilrliian. rr to ,ecome good sound
-rafA operator. For circulars and papers, nd
.sfs., a sia.ins Ftaap) '''lhe Bryant te Stratk,a
F.arn 1rclas ,'iie-r, DtNeAp@rt, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
Notice OF Bankruptc..

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE aru
-apieY was is-led against the estate Of David Saw
Ntro NJ. Netnon.in isrn un.y. and Stste oi Iowa,
"lo has pcen az judged a Baskrlpi, on his own pc
10 rs USE and the traesf,r OF any property bg him
are iorAoden by law that meeting of the creditors
81 ~ sed BanHrnpt,'u prove their oebs and choose
Que or more asr uccs ~ his estate vii be heil nj
fhe Conrt ~ Bankrnpicv 10 he holden NJ Smyth &
ion1s Office IN b." tow OF Marion. before NJ. VI.
pi.ce. Re-; ster. the 81. day OF October. \. u.
lsbi. q. ". CLARi
sep,doav iw-sat ts Marshal Die. Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
ss.a .r supervisors Eonrsh
sc3N.
TER os 81 H

sFrEH21oS $. s'sf
i,on e.l.,ug tae ~ a| Is mem H.
pe.rcd
~, =. 6ao i + 2. "a. tae ,tea
assessment
pc.erred 10 committee on eqli.iz,,ion
III A., lera,e. from the e,mmttee ID
b,i.;, ssna ,l1chways, iaa3s - teiiowiug
reaert
III. s,,,eryi.,,rs OF Dayenppr. township yas
,esAr-ea. asking an approximation OF $500
,o reb,ill apd repair bridges in ssil tawn
shin. Yorr cont nli ee would respectfully re-
nnrt that there has already. or are now in
proresa IL erec'ing and repairing. ten
hr,4ees cost ef %3s55. oi which sum
sai1 tovneai, has had S2C0) W. ther,
rnrc -c,s,nm "a .ha gpnrDnrinior - - tvl.
vi, ISIS. r"stied
ar Az ~' m saa' eo.n.l..iite,
al Is rarls
Ita.H nitittee & wlom wasfsi,ir,d
III, .s,,iaH ,f iaa Narsiplnie,a Brio y
.,ay. fs~pecl.ully lepert il fvr
.r..... lie prayer of the pau ,oacss, ,x.
.,ts sstathe rates q toll, whe4, yeur caia
rltt4.. r,conmend be altered 10 irld H. M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

CoaiSG TO GRIEF The Sheriff of Mus>
catne county has given tho publishers Of
o-ought against them by Mr. C. w. Ho.
bart, Of Iowa City, the correspondent Of the
Chicago Republican, laying the damages at
$4,000. The Jor.rai. in trying TO be smart,
disease that it has got pretty Osd. At the
expense of Mr. Hobart, in regscd to com.
munica.isn to the RepuJiicon about Sena-
tor Grimes. has now got chance ia pay for
it. We fail to see how anything it can say
can datnsge an, body's character.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

4 h-,'n 49, lIlir pvc, Natural. Durable, Beautiful,
= e aud tneepcs { II ne Wcr.d. sold by nj! Drug
ii~'- and Country Ston, .eepcr-. join j. hiOdE.,,
~ frp9siatag. ~ tae-tnat 81. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

Mr.. WAsistRS, in behalf 9. hua j. ".
p-'ce hnd others, informed ~ tai- inaf,s z
that :Aei- proposition to TIE School seasd
for an ex.ension OF time to the contractors
fer buiidins the West Davenport school
bu: d:rg, was not made entirely for the ,ur>
rose of ob.aining the material Cor ;hs:r
buildings on Brady street, bu. tina. Ito Is
bor necsssar' in building tie same might
not compete with the labor in 'lliag he
scroai house, they having been assure, Sat
sue extension would not interfere with the
schools n the leSst. Such, no se,er. Is not
e case, as it has been the intention OF the
Schoo' Board to have two rooms ready for
spring tenn il possible. Mr.. Wash
ourn assures US that had they fully undsr>
stood tao matter, thev would no: have
thought of such proposition, as they
weu'o not now'ngly de'sy the opening of
tine schools for single hour We ave
pleased to place them rigas on the record,
and trust that all think with us, the schools
first and persona affairs next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
Cor Escne.


sEpREsuMrNT FOOTE'S At THE SCOTT
s County Fair GreuAu- pply to
..nt i.d@ = = ACEIES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

A MESSENGER coy wanted ct the Telegraph
Office. Apply soon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

c., r. ]. & p. R.R.-- CHANGE CT TINE
ASp ADDl ioyAL TRAlSs.-rhe rev time
table taaes eject Monday, Sept 0. There
W! be iive regular trains daily to md from
Davenport, on the lows Division. We no-
Les bur one char 60 il the time Of arrival
Of passenger trains. The dav express from
the West arriving ct 500 p. ", which IS Il
il.nrtes ea.licr an heretofore. giving pas.
sengers hslf az borr tor supper.
A nigh. train (m yej) leaves Davsnro:
a. 6.20 +. ", connecting with the day ex-
press and ma. from Cnica.c, ani running
through TO Dcs Understanding 1t Des
.oi-cs e, 6:t5 A. ". next morning. Res
tcfnlnv, the train leaves Dcs Moines at 600
= H., arriving a Davenport at 5:51 AN
Tie das express ard ma Tor Des Mo:ncs
and Washington leaves as heretofore at 100
A. =. arriving at Des Mo.nes at l:..5 r. NJ.
and Washington a. $50 n. Leaves Des
Moine1 AZ li:.5 \. ". ead Washington at
3.l5r. L., AZ. y,ng at Da-ennor. et sos p. NJ.
ere VII be three freight trains each
WAY. The frs. fre,sht leaving Davenport
at 600 4. ~, the branch or Wash ng,on
fre2h. at els AN. ard the express freieh:
al AN. Running East, fre sht leaves Col
fax ct 3 A. NJ, arr ying at Davenport NJ 4 T. II.
Tie Stock Express leaves Des Moines a,
$50 A. NJ, striving at Davenport at 4 P. If.
TIE B'anch Freight leaves Washington a,
80 Vi, ari7n 8 a: Davenport at 2:A5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

TnY profession proper consider Rheuma-
sisra aa1 Neuralpis dependent upon pecu.
r. tltietel condition Of the circulating VI
Il naie Ihey suppose tina, there exists
il fh- h'59l. poison wnlch the circulating
a'ue4 clrries with It, and not being aiitnent~
"a by th- proper ernunitfies OF the codr, IT
f.seD siteD In the tissues. What this poison
is Is not ge4i'iye'y known; yet, by mos,
raifo'iiies it is supposod to be an acid
La~ie Ae,l il ell probability. This. l. is
s,t p5sel unlc- favorable circrrs'snces, is
gsnrratel in ths syste,n. and be elimi. .
a.el. is allowed 20 accumulate unti i pro
+ f.,r.s ili d.ieterious effect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
Peru COal-.CEseaD.

fillIRo VEIN PERU COAL NOW SELLING AT
Yard. co. h;h aud TA-aso st eet, i'y car load n
50 c,r-s per hushel ei 70 - cents Arrangements
nsre bcen made % fr raish On abundant supp'y ~
sarcflor O. al VI. h"~e l"w rates. send u vouT
trs. tsee.i IN. Ll.iCETT. hct
UrNTs NsNTED-Sio To setfr day. - Intro rec
apr rev patent : AK sdt Z LIE SEWING MA
'lNE. Flee 50, !. ases two threads. and makes
sc genuine I.ock s All o .c- low priced ma
zee mex he cnay 5. ccu. Exclusive territory
I sen. sead ior er.srs. s. &. HENDERSON 4
D se5 No-th Fou th ST., ST. Louis. No. sep N
WANTED -AGESTs,S s 30 per month e, erywhere
~ n'e ssa iema.e. 70 sell the GENUINE CON
-oN SsSsE FAMILY SEWING MACHIsE .he
ereatest invention OF the age. Price SIS Every
s'seA4ne warranted three years. address,
scpi-cim TO p,~ .aa, :. 7 NE Il,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

panty Goop.-ia the !e-clni,cas f.b.
ssncd elsewhere, the mismaesee-s - Il q
Republic, r.-Iy OF Ibis c9'ip'" lat
the party aes notn'ng 10 10 = q sc
or no License, in any way. Sae' n
CT ami'y to be eilictvd with bal r..
In Republic N County Conven;p" las N
his city but month or two sipor rg
resolutions we're aionted il reeara ug
av:Y win the cGious :. ane LiCYe sr,
aasi enac ng 4 stringent License i's
stead. Winch is the create, ~
ton CT the committee.
10 wonder tie Republic ssig +.
N doctors A. It employs a.e uo. o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

RoBggvso>'s BRAz The clel.es:
preparation for the hair in tar known world:
bottles larger, and satisfaction warranted
Has SEDIMENT. and is highly peTfuued.
For sale BY Harrison & Co. agcn.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

SGisLps' GcoDs sAAEAp.-Shielis Daven>
port Wooden Mills we're represented at the
Lock Island county Fair. Ills assortment
consisted Of some thirty-fve samples, ar>
ranged in fine order By Capt Tyner. Along
slue we're the numerous samples ffom the
Eock Island woolcn Mills, also, from the
more famous Amana Society Mills, of Iowa
county, both Of which hxd come very fine
samples Of home manufactured goods.
In making its awards the Committee
gave the first premium to Stielos' Cass :
meres, Blankets, and Yarns. AMI three diplo.
mas. Also. the FIRST premium for exhibir>
ing the best general assortment Of goods.
This display Of goods attracted much a..
tertion from the visitors of the exhibition.
Constant cndeavor on the part Of M..
Shields has resulted in bringing ous euch
styles Of goods a he may well be proud Of.
Surely, the public appreciate them, i.
We may Judge from their great demand all
through the Nor newest.
Mr.. Shields will make grand display Of
4 - - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
f1ouisyiIle Cement.

ann R.LS FRESH GRoJ M LOUISVILLE cE
uU msni just received aud for sale a, - 90 IN lots
cr hni~. and upwards.
stps-dlfn T. y nAITEII & BRO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

CHANGED HANDS. = The Burlington Ga>
.cfs III -frgus establishment has heen
bo n, of Aessrs. 4. p. Bentley L c.. by
NJ. Richard A. Bairet, formerly Of Nan.
rais, and Mr.Chas. j Barker AZ Bur ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

WHAT WAS DoSB.- .is wei known that
Nes rs. Rohlfs and Schn tger unqaa'iticdly
declined the nomination tenGercd hem 10y
the Republican party OF this county. eor,e
weeks sncc.
II is also wei known tina: they did &C.
cep, .ni ar nominations on the Peoples
pe-.y ticAe.
b., good heai.',y party having the leas:
g n OF self espec! left would have filed
.ae vacancies with other candidates imme-
G.at,.y. They would have said. II these
TeL uol. want 10 run on our ticket, le
,;lem go, aud we will PIT on some men
.ha: WI, run.
III. the Republican pa. y WAS not in tha.
conf. On. Their available stock was e.
tie p 'o.es,ations of many Of the party who
we.e bot entirely beref. Of se'f,.especi, d.
tern cd not to pay ~ attention to the
refuse Of Mess-s. Rohfs and SCI tecr "a
rdn on that ticket.
Well. runn;n. Peoples Party candi,
dates on ,hc Republican [ cket suits the Re.
p, b..cans Of Scot. county, surely We are
sa.sfed.
1ae following the report .. tho action
Of the coirmi tee:
| At a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee .i the Scott County Ren..t can C!u5.
held at the o,iicc of ,lompsol il Camp
bell. in the CITY OF D,-enpo-,. Sent. 4. b,
1867, the ioiiow,cg pres no and resolu-
ton wee una. imously kdoptef
WHEREAS, 1t appears TO tie satisfaction
Of this committee, th.t Hon. s.sttnias j
| Rohi and As;lr Gustav Scan.tser, who
were nominated by t.e Rep.io can Com
! vent on on the 26th nv. or t,.e pos.tio is
o. Hep-s sseniative and Sae;iif e.pectiYely,
n tne note ot dec cination pub islea IN
the city papers, we;s not prompted by any
hostility 10 the Repub lean party or its
! pri { pies. hus ed from IN impression
ta.s accepting sau nomination, togethe.
vita that o. tic so,cal;ed Peop'e's parry,
to whose post OH on the gueso of il
| cense law tnev ie't themselves oblieate..
they might re mad, suhec. - misano-e>
| hens on; and,
WHEREAS, Tie Republican party make
nc issue FOR or against toe license quest. 81,
leaving every member free 70 act on his
own Judgment ss to an. side issue, aid
there.oie. wi.h the psr;c, the same y not a
roi., cal question; ind,
Nn7nr,s, said candidates have since
rabl ,.r aTowed thei: cot nuea adhesion
q ta- principles Of tie Renub can pe-ty
IN II ter lenst1 and breadth, in the pres
ent unsettled condition Of nationsl affairs.
ara t9eir opposition. on principle. to its
cn"'niea-;1ereiure,
Atsofc~", hat the action Of the Repuh>
'iren convention cd OF the 2f;h ult., in
! ~ IN, taese nominations, vss correct !;
*ila. tua. t.e names C. said candidates be
retained a., the Reoubiic?n ticnet; and,
TIA. e' members CT the party be respecs-
! - 9nd earnestly requested TO support
t'e 'ti;et rs made a. that time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

HERKrSe's SAFss-These justly celebrated
ssfes-the champions Of the world-hnve
been awarded the first premium, the grand
gold medal o. honor a. the Paris Exposition.
They are the best fire and burglar proof
safes ever invented, and have been repe ats
edly put to ,he sevcrest tests with results
the most satisfactory to owners, 20 in no
case have they failed to afford perfect
protection to money, books or papers. :
Messrs. Herring & Co.'s business Office
and salesrooms are at No. 40 State street,
Chicago. where oil communications shor,ld
be addressed.
LAMPS AND GLAsswARE.-Th The attention
OF our dealers is called to the advertile>
mcns of n. N. Wheeler, wholesale dealer
in lamps. chandeliers, lanterns. lamp trim.
mings and table glassware, No. Dearborn
s'ree'. Chicago. Mr.. Wheeler has a vs''
extensive stock OF al articles in the liz : \
and 10 prepared to offer superior indus
a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

WBY?-Was i or was il not an os ers,ght
on tho part Of tns Republican COMMITTEE,
in not taking The name Of Dr.. Hoepfner
from the Peoples Party ticket and placing
it on theirs? Why was il? It would Ger :
tainly have sirenqthened the ticket, John,
\~~e. -. one more candidate certain
s~des, = John Anderson, my Jc
Perhaps il is but mere quess
~. - ~ = = g = - ~ eeeoajn slse-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

PoLics CousI.-On yesterday afternoon
Cathaiine DAILY, n poo 70 woman, was
l. ought before :. Police Magistrate, oy
5. ec.a O.licer Rohm, on charge Of trunks
cnness. Pleading guilty she was fined ne
cent ami rcsls, 81 50.
Jcnn III sell was arrested by Officer De,
'anev ior being dunk or IRE streets, anl in
default of Sc %, fine ard costs, vas ,.is
morning conmit,ed 20 iaii for five lays
Anert Cease p. Napoleon Barlow two
yortus cfswelvs and fr:r cen SPRINGS, wc-e
arrested Ibis morning. bv ..icer Nulhoef.r,
81 the chrrre Of bu e sry. preferred sea NJ,
lbem by i. S.~"nbe-r, s nose p, ,emses q,
and o, her articles taken, n re,ea elsewhere.
At eleven cock tais morning Barlow Was
broagh. he'o-e Justice Di;toe ,of examines
tar. ard The Evidence being me- sicio- :.
vas DISCHARGED Case WIS trongh ~, Is,
two oc'oc's tris = tn~,'"o,, aa. aa,iu.. rlat .
q concession. was esn'nsi'ei % ie.i il 4 :
fault O. S3oo bail s rnh~cca bx wes
found on mis- oersor. amt .nspicon was f--,
q -ected TO him BY his spenGi1g Inonev
freely ea.l- in the mo.na.
Frank Bi:dv is never >a.;sfied unless iie
n du-ance vile. i>s- is tco 90 e,.',
srd ne always desires oo much Il VI
his Own or o,he s good. On as. even.,; I;
be entered 'ls saloon OF "r. Menus, q.
Front t:eet, and dispute arising. he a.
ssu',ea Mr.. Magnus, and smashed croc5ery
and furniture. Ee was arrested, and his
afternoon brought before s.r. Diitoc % an>
swer 70 he Two cha ges OF assault a. d
ba..e-t" and "m s,icious mischief"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

"Tns SOLDIERS FniENo W. a7c
obl.eeo to our friend 4. p MeSarier,
ESQ fer : cNny OF this excellent soldiers
newsor r, u5lished in New York. ~ =
Sol i 4r.-n4" is a mammoth nna-to
sheet, abl ef.;ei and conducted n - ~
teres. of soldiers all .urough the Un;an l.,
was W ! this rseful pape- tat ;hc P'-'et
Gse d Of ihis Cit, Was consol:ia,,d.
les>rs Alexander AMI II. ". i'ennet;,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

IL. MirTgLersoHgP, Sec'v.
psvennort, Sept. ., 1867.

Sr.-sD'o D.sPLtY.-The etorc OF G. 1.
Weab. our energetic dealer in crockery and
gis ssware, affcr,is rare chance for rnany
retecsicns. Mirrors Of plate glass rom
the largest TO the su,ailest in every conce>
vaole variety of frames abound On every
hand anc MS customers have an apundnn.
opportunity 20 see themselves as others see
then. Besides the splendid assortment Of
high aud low priced looking glasses Mr..
Webb keeps constantly on tisi d full stock
of crockery, chins. table and saloon glass
ware. window elass, lamps, lanterns, h.ro>
sene oil, and thousand and one articles
needed in every household, which he offers
at extremely low .ates. Every one should
ca a. his extensive establishment before
prrcaasipg elsewhere.