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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

RETURN or A TRArPiSO PARfY Last De.
cember party of young men, consisting Of
Joseph BumgarJner, Jacob Bowman, il,
John and Samuel Bowman. oil residing about
fosr miles from this city, On The Cedar
bridge road. left home ON tripping sxeuss
sion, shaping their course towards Dacotsh
and the northwestern part Of this State.
Last February, after operating in Dscotah
aud PocahontAs, Webster and other adjoin<
ing counties in this State, two Of the party,
Jacob aud John Bowman, returaed with
quite an assortment OF furs- mink, fox,
bad ,er and Other kinds. Last Friday the
other two members Of the party, Joseph
Eumgardner aud Samuel Bowman, came
back, having had quite an evcntful expert
snce. After securing large and valuable
collection 81 furs. they dug out n canoe in
which they started homcwnrd on the Lizard
river, a branch Of the Des Moines. They
journeyed in this way couple Of days,
when thcv deemed the canoe too small tor
their purposes. and accordingly, upon their
arrival at f. Dodge. n. the Junction of the
Lizard aud Des MONIES rivers, sold il and
purchased scow, with which they started
Down tho bcs Monies Abou, week after
Monday OF las. We k--whilc floating
quietly down the stream the boat cO.oun-
tered sna,, causing Il 10 upset, and pre-
cipilstng Its occupants ia the drink"
whereby they narrowly escaped n watery
grave, only saving themselves by the most
hercnlean exercise in tho art Of swimming.
By this unfortunate occurrence the young
men lost the scow, the greater part Of their
furs-about two hundred and twenty-five
dollars worth in a!i-thelr guns. traps, a
large lot of clothing. and about fifty dollars
IN money. To get means to pay their way
home. they were compelled to dispose Of
thar remaining furs, worth about twenty
tive dollars, ut the nearest place -Eddyvillc.
wapcllo county. With the money thus at
iorded they barely had enough TO meet their
expenses, and by the time they reached this
city were dead broke" having lost by their
excursion. in property and money, not less
than four hundred and seventy, five dollars.
~ NusrdgSue .Iyurual
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
GEST. HATTEN T. CO.,
WHOLESALE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. - Holiday street.
tRetwe.r A q S.reetsl Mar -dsm
INa~wn. Colorado.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

This splsedid Hais Dye = the best in ~ world
The eely Srus snd SnSsos Drs- Harmless Rslia.
bic. lneteataneous. No dsappointment No sidic
ulous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Rsnsdiss he
~ s0bo6 Il Dad Dyss. lnvisossEs tAs hsis. lssvins
v 80 saA bssoifsl. Tia gsas1ns = agnsA wIlne0
4. BaacAsloe. An otAas 80 0sss initaisaD, and
shcsld BE- svoadsd. Sold b. al Dnegists end fesaa-
merS. FACTORY 81 Barclay seresA, New Yofk.
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
DIR. BigelOw,

-SuR- h the only Physician. AZ Specialist,
| ]
now IN Chicago that Can be entirely
- relied upon. Co HE, and mot sui.
u for that horrible disease to remain In
your system. dIsaguring your face
and body, besides destroying your
happiness and future prospects life.
q He has made PRIVATE DISRA0ES
auA n RRVOIfS DEBILITY his etudv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

HELMBOLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BIZ
GNU
10 AS Great Nwrstic.
uuxupLp's ooxusxrnAsHD xxsRAC5 sAnsArAa,lLA
10 tAs Great Hood Pwrtev.
DotA ass prepared according 10 rules u Pharmacy
snd CAsnlitFy snd ere Ne most acttve thet can be
made. IA06aAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
COltOn's Select Flavcrs


CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES,
Are creating quite 9 sensation among Lovers Of
Choice FlavsrsevefywheIe for their delicious Favors
Strict Purify and unrivaled strength. Those who
wish the best. and those who wish economic seek
them Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor IL sought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity
very unlike the many Vanilla Extracts in markes)
Ex-Gov. JAMES Y. SMITH. or PnosIprscs, r. J.. SAYS:
My wife pronountes them superior TO any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has ever used.
ExGov. WV. A. BucKISanAM, OF CoSSEorrovT, says
For long time We have used them, and find them
very fine
HOLLAND. (Timothy TitcombJ the well known
author Of Springfield, Mass, says: ''They are the
Standard In all this vicinity"
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALRS WITH THEM.
Such list Of References lie seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold BY Grocers and Drug
gists. Prepared by J. W COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coltons Toilet Article No. 8, to Heal aud Beautify
the Skin. Sold by Harrison = Stalks, and Parks 4
Hosmer, Davenport, lows.
chicago wholesale Agents. FULLER. PINCH
FULLER. ~ Market etrees. TOT all Coltsas Psepafo
toue; Sept. Ss-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
A VWOnD TO THE PUnl.IC.

the ferns Of disease for which we prescribe The
Oe0poan1 have tAe1s origin in the blood, les me
sooeses re1eAbR that NO merely eastward appliance
Wtu a9ofd him permanent relied, because 4 cunnae
ssacA the CAUSk The Compound. oerxe iNro ~
1AoOn.-TAE CITADEL OF TIE DlSEASE,-iriyce
non lie strong hold, and the victim is relieved
~ Tnss etsctIp NEWER ne FORGOTTEN SURE
CURE WARRANTED
BURNHAM & VAN Setback
Wholesale Druggists, &c Lake 81, Chicago.
Dh6dtm Agents for the Northwest:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

TH1 HayelOrd ifNfs puouSnee hmoAvits
Of the workinsmen at the Portland quarries
Some eighty were refused further e.npoly.
ment by the radical owners Of their quas-
RIGS for the sole reason that they voted TIE
democratic ticket. They were oil made to
understand, before the election that If they
expected to continue at work they must
vote the lIawlcy ticket. This open course
Of coercion was prActieed not less openly at
the election > year ego. md with more suc>
cess than u the election. The woskingmsn
organized this year 10 psstset Themselves.
GsAssnorrsns.-The editor Of the Saline
Kansas Herald has bees informed BY
Captain Spillnan, Of that place. that q Sec
ton ground which he examined on bis farm
contains not less than twenty five grass
hoppers' eggs to the square inch. To test
the vitality of these, he put two dozen eggs
in bottle and on the six III day they hatch
ed out, and hoped about like sIambs. try>
ing TO jump over each Others head. An
OtDer piece vi C8Itu VINE t0kcu from tuV
Saline river. about the size of . piece Of
chalk, which contained twenty vital eggs.
The soil thereabouts would be enjoyed
hugely by the Digger Indians.
TAr MERCHANTS HOTEL, Chicago, whose
distraction by fire was announced in our
dispatches Saturday morning, was owned
by General Hart l.. Stewart, and was val.
ucd at 5000, 900. on which there was 40 in'
surance Of $50. 900. The hotel was LEASED
by Messrs. Musgcr 4 jenkins, (Colone
jerks. formerly Of Davis county in THU
State,) who owaed tho furniture, valued .
$4,000 upon which thsrs Was about eco
600 insurance. The .lssssss had the d.
before concluded with Messss. johnson
Moore bargain for the transfer Of thsi
lease and interest in the hotel, and the pa
pers were all ready 70 receive their signs
lures, which were to have bssa afixsd II
day the FIRE occurred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

ENYHnLKD AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of beth eexes, zee nKLMBoiD's Ex9aAcr BUoau. II
will give bsisk and energetic feelings, sd eaable
you 10 sleep we'll. flebS-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

The Dubuque Herald speaks Of general
revival Of business in that city.
The Burlington Argus says that the re-
cent cold nights have dane no psrceptible
damage to the crops in that vicinity.
II. Lourv, Of Dubuque, returns an ms
come Of ESQ, 900. which is said TO be the
heaviest in that District.
A barn belonging to man named Zee
about four miles west of Musca,ine vas
deat, Dyed by Gre night before last.
The Dubuque Herald says Michasl Reg
polds. q respectable citizen Of iowa Town
shin was found dead in his bed last Sunday
morning, the disease being unknown.
Terrible warfare is still kept up against
the canine race in Dubuque. Scores OF dogs
are extssninated daily, and the Herald ssys
there 10 fair prospect Of having the whole
race extesminstsd, ~ far % that city 10 CONF
csfncd
Two roughs in Dubuque, W. Wells and
r. NcCollins bad some rather expersre
amusement last Sunday. They ~.at 'aee
a eaioon and picked up . quar- WIN enc
Thomas Lee, an Expressm'" and BOTH 90!
very badly whipped, were arrested, ana had
to pay $65 in fines
Nrs. Cousip., recently an old settler ol
Dubuoue. died 1t New Hartford, Butler Co.,
. few days ego. The Herald speaks Of hel
as one who stood the early struggles and
Privations Of the early settlers Of Dubuque
and that she Was very cstimablc lady
Aged sixty nine years.
II accordance with orders received from
the department Of Washington, the Land Of
fee It Fort Dodge has been opened. and i'm
migrants have an opportunity TO secur'
homesteads in some Of the best portions o
Iowa. There are yet thousands Of acres o
vacant lands in the Fort Dodge District.
The authorities OF Anawosa recently ere
ated An extra license Of 600 for she sal
Of ale and beer, and Of $25 on billiard table.
The consequence was that the Fisher Hous
closed its doors last Friday and made track
to other towns for hotel accommodation =
The hotel men cay that they won't give II
and the authorities say they wont give in
and thus they are having it.-Dubuq,
Times.
PArEnrs. following patents we're i
J sued TO citizens Of this State for the wee
3 ending April Esd:
James b. easy, assisnsr TO easy 4 Ysunl
Miilsssburg, Iowa, timers 6rs pot. =.
Thos. w. Prathsr, Iowa City. Iowa. mst'
. cd OF ssmov,nR buildises.
Samuel J. Wallace. keokuk, Iowa, hay
stacker.
:. Adolph Binner, assignsr to himself On
!, John Lsnsinges. Muscatine, love, windo
shade.
Johs y. Raines. Fremont, lows. coz
plantce
!. TsRaIBLn ACCIDENT IN iiESRY COUNTY. :
The Free Press gives The following acceur
Of a terrible accident in the above name
!. county: "Ons Of tho most terrible accidef
{ that W shavs ever bsen called upon
+, record. occurred in Rodgers Mills, ct Deed
I Vile. this county, last Thursday. Mr.. Do
{ vid Zsar had gone to the fourth story Of Ii
mill to inspect III. condition Of the sha
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

whole number Of births. 3,4sl 1874
lneait'Dsss. ................. i,7es 1880
Nearly half the recorded births in Munich
were iIlegiti,nate while more than half Of
those in Vienna were of that class These
figures are almost beyond credence, and con.
ssitutc strong commentary ON the coniis
ton of things in those cities
Paris and London compare ma follows:
Psris. London.
Whole number of births .52, 395 1880
Legitimate. II $50 75,uy,
iuesiimate ........... 10 !ao 5,oo3
We here find in the French capital two
thirds OF the birth legitimate, and though .
much larger portion than those Of the Ger
man cities, it is far below that Of the Eng
lish metropolis, where the figures show but
four per cent, illcgitimste
We have no data on which TO base q
comparison of these foreign countries swth
out own in this particular But We agree
with cotcmporary, who says the tendency
here is in the wrong direction. The extent
of illegitimacy is already very great, and
would be much greater but for the restraint
Of public sentiment. which leads TO the still
greater crime cf child murder Could cor
rect statistics of thestwo classes be combined
the result would be startling.
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BY ROBERT JENNINGS. vs..

THE Book. strongly bound in Leather, contains
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y. B.-Supcrior Inducements offered
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REPARATOR GApys,tg

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DIR. IL. NESFEEEsl's
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-29
United States Conn issioncr's Court.

WIN. Il. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONED.
SATURDAY.-N. j. Miller, Esq, the Collector OF
Internal Revenue, was brought up on the complaint
of Charles R. Mlken, for carrying on business with
out license. This prosecution was intended to be
the fellow Of that against W. s. c. R. Milliken, but
the tax claimed that having been arranged to
the satisfaction of the Collector and the defendants,
a mol pros was entered. Mr. Miller declined to nego-
tiate for the settlement of the prosecution against
him, and demanded an opportunity to make his de-
fence He insisted that all his private business was
covered by license; that his temporary removal was
authorised By law, and would have been permitted
upon the back Of his license If the license had been
in fact issued at the time all the licenses for this
city having been delayed by the operation of law
pending certain taxes and that for such only
his own consent, as Collector, was required. The
prosecutor, however, had no wish to continue the
complaint, and the defendant was arragned, plead
ed not guilty, and further proceedings being de-
sired, was discharged.
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WE are authorized by Mr.. Miller the G.

We are authorized by Mr.. Miller, the Col
lector of Internal Revenue taxes for the First
District to say, that the claim against Messrs
w. & G. R. Milliken for special tax due
upon their business in No. 10 Commercial St.
(store occupied by Bradley. Coolidge & Rogers)
was prosecuted criminally, because be suppos-
ed that one of the firm of w. & G. r. Milliken
had repudiated promise to pay that tax,
which he understood him to have made, but
he now believes there was no such repudia-
ton, and that he mistook the identity of the
person by whom such promise was made. He
believes that the amount of sales actually
made by said Millikens will not constitute
them wholesale dealers, and If the District
Attorney has incorrectly charged them in an
Indictment as wholesale dealers, that such in
dictment cannot be sustained-they being liza
BILE only for the special tax required by retail
dealers, at thu rate Of ten dollars per year
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Portland and Vicinity.


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Fair and Levee
/. y. 0. F.-A Card.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Smith, Hadley q Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate-E. NJ. Patton.
Crockery and Silver ated Ware-E. NJ Patten.
DRY and Fancy GOods-F. o. Bailey.
Horses Carriages, &c.=-F. o. Bailey
Household Enrniture.
NEW ADEERTisEMENr COLUMN.
Executors Notice Franklin Crawford.
Sheriff's Sale-D. s. Mitchell.
Proposals-J. B. Webb.
Lumbar and Coal-Perkins, Jackson & Co.
Sun Umbrellas &c.--A. Willis Paine
Hoop Skirts-A. Willis Paine.
Wanted. Boot Makers.
Commission Merchants-Shepherd & Co.
Wanted, Chamber or Parlor
Bon Ton Skrts-A. Willis Paine
Lemoi lie Cali, &c.-Barbour d Dennison.
Montreal Ocean Steam ship Co.
Lost, Black and Tan Pup.
Just Received, Teas-Smith & Clark.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.
500 Reward-J. s. Head
Unclaimed Letters-W. Davis. .rt