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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
JOHN M. PENDLETON,
Commission MERCHANT.
For the Purchase and Sale Of
DOnlcstic Fleece and
PULLED WOOL.

No. A6 Broadway. New.YOrk.
Caeh Advances made. Consignmentr solicited
General Or Special Market Reports furnished Ut
quest.
PREFERENCES.
b. r. VAIL, Cashier National Bank Of Commerce,
New YorR.
Messfs. J. BOORMAN, JOHNSTON q CO.. N. York
GORDON, MCMILLAN 4 CO.. Cleveland, Ohio.
WP. WESTFAIL, Cashier First National Bank.
Minneapolis, MINI.
THOMAS ARTHUR, Cashier First National Bank.
Nswtou. Iowa.
Meesrp. FORD, DIXON d CO., 81. Lonis, Mo.
And to any Banker throughout the Country having
New YORK Correspondents myei.dkw6m
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CARRIAGES.
q. wEDEn 4 1ROTnEns.

Davenport Carriage Mandatory,
~>uRyyR THIRD 4 HARRISON sTRkE1i
Davenport, love, manufacture all kinds
Carriages. Bugeies and Wagons from the hes,
material. and perfec. satisfaction warranted Re-
pairing done on short notice. Hates modersse.-
k,ocurerr home mec hantcs. decl -c0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
A Sharp Fels~w.

The Bloomington Paragraph tells the
following story A day o. two ago gentle
man took from the Post Office in that city,
. letter directed TO him, containing three
800 bills, national currency. The bills
we're spurious, and % be had expected no
such letter, and a middle letter had been
inserted in bis address, that was not found
in his own name, be concluded thst the
missive WAS not for him, and % he carried
it back 10 che Office. The authorities were
informed of tho occurrence, and . policies
man was stationed near the general dsliv-
cry to arrest The person who should call for
the document. After several hours per>
son called, and the letter wac handed him,
open which the post Office clerk, getting
excited, called out 10 the policeman, that
there was bis man. The fellow no sooner
heard the clerk, than he returned the letter,
saying that his name was Davis, but he had
been requested by another individual to
have il forwarded to ST. Joseph, Mo. So
the whole affair Was knocked in the head by
the imprudence Of the clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
SPEARS
PRESERVING SOLUTION!
WILL PRESERVE ALL KINDS OF
FRUITS. TOMATOES, JElllES,

0yrapss Cider WIFE, OS.s
wNhout air .iehtning. and with or without Sugar.
Prints preserved with this solnticn are q GOOD e
,he brst canned fruits. whilst ss nee avoids the
s.he Of sealing admits Of keeping the runs. ae.s
IN i,rre vessels and Of using thefefrom ut pleasure
thereby saving at least
50 per cent. n tho Csst 81 Jars !
II vf preserve mIlk sweet from twcntysDns TO tAif
tv.ex hours longer than will naturally keep, eat.
ding il 10 furoi-h more cream In hot weather.
II IL warranted perfectly healthy and edectual. and
method IN the world for preserving frsdts, &C.
fN- Full directions for uripg with each bottle.
Try u and be convinced Fold by 0erchanfl
everywhere. DUKNHAM6 d VAN SCHAACK,
1870 Northwestern Agents.
june1b-dsm 1eLAke Street, Chicago.
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DiDN'r ENJOY HERSELF AT rHs FUNERAL.
AS an original expression Of heavy grief
We doubt il anything more touching has
been read than the following, Of a crushed
heart in Star City, Nevada. Mrs. --,
Of that place. an eccentric old lady recent
~ rushed into the room Of relative, and
without waiting for the usual salutations,
said
"wcll, Johns dead y cher Husband)
dead Is it possible -
Eyes; dead Died last night Want
you all to como..to the. funeral. The Masons
and Odd Fellows are going to turn out, and
we shall have a beautiful timc"
Destbs being OF rare occurrence in the set
Element, Of course everybody went to the
funeral. Next day somebody remarked
to the old lady that there was large turn.
out
"Yes indeed there was," she replied, "but
didn't enjoy myself ~ we'll ~ | have at
some funerals, the horses cut up So"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
Washington Library
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y Cash Presents ~ o0.50O each.
Read FIJI Schedule Of Presests Be,s~.
Each Certificate of sto,k 10 accompanied with
Beautiful Steel-Plate Engaaving,
WORTH MORE AT RETAIL THAN THE
COST OF CERTIFICATE,
And also insures to the holder
PRESENT In THE GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
LIBRARY COMPANY
10 chartered BY the State Of Peuusylvania. and
organised in the aid Of the
RIVERSIDE INSTITUTES
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans.
Incorporated by the State N. J.
APRIL 9, 1884,

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.
Situate ut Riverside. Burlingtoa County. New
jersey, IL founded for the purpose Of gsatuit-
ously educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen Of the United States.
The Board Of Trustees consist Of the following
veil known citissns Of Pennsylvanis sad New
Jersey -
HON. WILLIAM B. MANN.
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ex-Chisf Conner U. g. Mint, and Recorder
Of Deeds. Philadelphis, Pa.
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Agent Adams' Express Philadeiphia, Pa.
J. 3. COE, Esq.
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Washington Library Company will be devoted
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empt from all charge, whether from special tar
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Commissioner.
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SPEER.S
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AT TTlR
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TIIR

AMERICAN WINE CON1PANI'D
No. az Broadway.
Opposite City Hail Pask)
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A pure juice port made from the oporto grspcs.
raised In this country invaluable medicinal wine.
II is excellent wine for females. weakly perronr
nyalids and the aged.
lts tonic properties are unsurpassed, causing an
appetite and restoring health and ,Ior TO dcbltacd
persons.
The beneficial effects arising from Its use nrc MS
toushng ti,onsandf. and cannot be realized from the
use Of other wines
All who try Il express their surprise that deli
cious wine lie raised in this country. Alec,
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Wines from the famous vineyards planted by the early
Monks at Los Angeles. These delicious table
wines for family use. Imported GIN brandy and 9TH
er liquors Of the best brands directly from bond
Samples given free OF charge. A. SPEER.
For sale by HARRISON & STARhS. Davenport;
and GLENN X Iineklcy. Rock Island. Trade supplied
by Fuller. Finch Il Fuller. Chicago. mayeadiy
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The Washington Library Corn
pany.

The vvnshington Library Corn
pnny,
In order that the benevolent object set forth in
have issued five series Of Fine Steel-Plate En-
cravings, which nre put on sub scription at pri-
ces much below their retail value.
CERTIFICATES or STOCK IN THE WASH
lNGrON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued, stamped with the sesl Of the Co.,
and signed by the Secretary. (None others gen
uine).
Any person sending US One Dollar. or paying
the same TO our local Agents, will receive imme-
diately fine Steel Plate Engraving, At choice
from the following lis, and One Certificate OF
Stock, insuring Ono Present in our pu blshsd
schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
No MY Child Nv Childr No2-They'rs
Saved They're Saved" NoS-"Old seventy.
six or. the Early Days Of the Revolution
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will re-
ceive either Of the following I'm. Steel Plates. q
choice, and Two Certificates Of Stock, thus be-
coming entitled TO Two Presents.
1.-TWO DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
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THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will
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and Three Certificates Of Stock, becoming enti
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FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
Any person paving FOUR DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
1.-THE PERIIS OF OUR FOREFATHERS.'
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TO Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
ANY person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
"THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS."
Five Presents.
The engravings and Certificates will be deliv-
cred to each subscriber at our Local ARenciee
or sent by mail, postpaid, or express, - nsy
be ordered.
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so Der cent. n Tho Csst Of Jars
DOWNS Z sMOBERT,
Nd RTAK Err s

Add Dss1oHia Ill kinds Of
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fhrniShed. 80.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE ATE. O. low IOWA, IS.

March Is, ls57-apr1i-dtf
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FROM EUROPE.
Latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
egr0ph.

LONDON. April 12.-Parliamsnt adjourned
until the 29th inst, on account Of Easter
Holidays.
The feet which called for Calias early this
week, took out psrswptory demand made
by the English Government On Spain for an
Instant redress in both cases Of the Tornado
and Victory. To this summons the Spanish
Government has made an svasivs reply il
regard 70 the steamer Tornado, and given No
answer Whatever to the claim made in The
case Of the Victory.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-The STEAMERS Erin,
Guiding Star, and City Of Limerick, from
New York, arrived to-day the former At
Falmouth, and the latter At Queenstown.
Thes steamer Colorado from New York.
arrived ~ Glasgow to-day.
Lospox, April 12.-Midnieht-A reform
dehaes occurred this evsnioe in the House
q Cemmeos.,
NJ. Gladstone offered an amendment FIX
ing the ratisg ct f5.
After . long debate the amendment vas
rejected By decided vote. The Govern.
msnt majority Was 81.
LONDON, April 12.-Noon.-llls. Central,
IA; Erie. 37s bonds, a; bonds At Frank
fors, 75}.
LONDON, April l2-Evening.-Bonds
74s Erie. unchanged; Ills. Centsal, TT.
LIvRRroor, April l2-Noon.-Cotton,
quiet; middling uplsnds, l2 {; Orleans, 12A |;
white California wheat, las; Germ. -, 3d(G
A., I'd barley, -, Sd; osts, 50, Cd lard,
49s; bacon, 42s.
Llysarool, April l2.-Evsnins. Sugar,
6smes; prices unchsassd.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsnlScroS, April l2.-The Supreme
Court room was dsnssly packed to day. All
the Judges were present.
The Mississippi injunction case came be>
fore the court.
On . motion to file the bill, Attorney
General Stansbury made lengthy argu,
ment in opposition . the amendment deny
log the original jurisdiction Of the court.
Robert j. Walker spoke in its support.
On the conclusion Of the argument in this
case, Chas. O'Connor asked for leave to al
bill in The Georgia case.
Chief Justice Chase said the Court would
take motions under enlistment, aud If fuTs
thes argument vas desired the counsel
wsnld BE- notified.
Three clerks in the city post sffice were
iniufe this morning BY the explosion Of
the gas in the room Of the post Office build
ing in which the gas is made BY paten.
apparatus. Their names are Jas. A. Ken
nedy. H. h. Doubleday, and 8. B. xoses,
the latter perhaps mortally. They carried
. light into the room to nsd the cause Of the
obstruction to the machinery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-13

AZ ".S : as.
ScoTr COUNTY,
In the District Court:
N. w. Davis, Jr. %. Thomas Hubbard, Hez-
ekiah E. Mason, Theodore Cole. Jeremiah
Plympton, Charles Bennett. Rodolphus
Bennett, Mehos Carpenter. Porter No.
kinstry, T. D. Brewster, Ira Stockwell,
the Sterling L Rock Island Railroad Com
pany, Davenport, Rogers 4 Co., Phelps,
Bliss & Co.. Robert Bell, Thomas Mar
shall, William Marshall, Buell., Hill
L Granger, Merriam Irwin, Samuel
Craig, Raswell q Co., v. B. Tweedy
& Co., Miner & Brs, George PEI
gram, James Nilligan, Hiram Miller,
Sophia N. Bridges, Otis 7. Richmond.
Porter, Mute, White & Baylsy, Thomas P.
Schofie,d, WIN. Grsydon b Co., John
Thompson, Eliza Templston, Abijah L.
Goodrich.
To Ill Of the above named persons
Your are hereby notified that there .
now on file in The Office Of the Clsss Of the
District Court Of said Scott county, psti>
ton Of N. w. Davis, Jr., praying that The
title to the following described zeal estaes.
situated in Scott county, Iowa, tosWtt: The
southeast quartes Of the north vet quarter
Of Section No. two (s) in township No. sew
ensy mine (79). north Of sangs No. Ave (5)
eat Of the 9th p. ". and which real e.
tate is plated, undivided and recorded ~
Mason 4 Hubbard's addition 70 Princeton,
Be Quoted in him and that you and each Of
you be forever barred, estopped and forclos>
ed from setting up any claim or title thessto
in law or equity, and fos particulars you afs
referred to said petition and unless you }.
pear thereto and defend, on Or before noon
Of the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, 10 be holisu on the first Monday Of
May, A. D. 1887, default will b. entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon
for the rslisf therein claimed with coets.
BROWN : 0GLLY.
mhs0 -doaw-sst-ls PlsintiGs Atty'e.
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latest news
M TELEGR.fPH.
TO THE DAILY IDEMOCRAT.
.
Extra Session Of Senate.

WvsuiSGroN, April 2.-Ssna.e.-Ths
President submitted communication from
the Governor Of Massachusetts,, enclosing
an atsessed copy of tho resolutions Of that
ccmmonwsslth ratifying the proposed
amendment rs the 14th article Of The Con-
stitu!ion OF the United States. Laid On the
table and ordered printed.
Mr.. Chandler offered resolution which
Was agreed to. directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to inform the Senate whether he
Or any one authorized had employed % q.
torney or solicitor 10 represent that depart.
meet before court Of claims il Q pending
suit; what counsel or solicitor had been en-
ploycd what fee to b paid, and out Of vhst
fund, and undss what law Or authority he
had been % employed.
The Senate resumed the censidssatiea Of
the adjoufnmsns question and dsbaaed il
until 4 o'clock. Arguments pscsenaing very
much the same points % heretofore were
made.
Finally the Senate refused to postpone
the consideration resolution till Tomorrow
by . vote Of II TO II.
Mr.. Stewart moved an amendment fixing
Tuesday next At 4 p. NJ. a. the time for I'D.
jou rnment sine die.
Adopted by &c to IL.
Al four o'clock the Senate went into f
ecu,ive session and subsequently, adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-13

ut was early In the spring Of 80 that thls com
pound was originated. A member Of ny family wae
afflicted with All irritation the thfost attended with
q dirsgveesble cough. I had for some months pre-.
vious thought that preparation having for its bseis
che made bark Of white pine might be 80 compound
ID be- very useu ia diseaecs Of the throat ana
ungs To test the value Of y 10 tho csse eiudcd 20
compounded small quantity Of the medicine that
he'd been plannng. and gave II In teaspoonIui 90
~. TAe seeult was exceedingly gratifying. wilma
tWo days the irritation Of the throat was removed
the cough snhsdsd and speedy cure vas eneesed:-
N. H., Who had boon suffering fos come wseks non
bAd consh, occasionsd by sudden cold. and he'd
raised mucous streaked with blood. She soon found
Oft. and got we'll. y b. Clarke. Eeq. editor Of ths
Manchester Daily Mirror made . TRIAL Of The ssne
preparation 10 the OF cold and ives cured
laasdiately. He was 20 highly pleased with the re-
eults. and confident In success attending 10 0es
Mpiacsd bs!oss the psblie thst he enaly pefsuAdso
No 20 give II name, and eend It abroad TO benefit
the soldering. In November 1855. 6rst advertised
70 undsf the name Of White Pine Compound. Ia two
year, lfom that time there had been wholessled In
Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth, where
t took the lead q all the cough remedies In the
bet, and II stll maintains that position. There II
good reason for this 10 very soothing ana healing
To ~ nature. Il warming 70 tbs stomach and pleasant
witksl 10 the taste, and is exceedingly cheap.
''As u remedy for kidney complAiGts the White
Pine Compound stands unSivsed. II was not osiRi-
usted for that purpose but person usine Il for
cough was not only cured Of . cough. but was also
cured OF kidney difficulty Of ten years standing -
Sinee that accidental discovery many thousands have
used II for the same complaint and have been com
plsesly cured"
TAc shove wss written BY Dr.. Poland, In $780,
Since then. - IN Manchester. the White Pine Com
pound has taken the lssd Of all Cough remedies. a
veil - preparation for tho cure Of Kidney difhcnl
ties In every city, town. village and hamlet through
This remedy u - cafe and pleasant TO take - Il Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-13

Bosrox, April IA passenger car, thres
freight cars, and baggage cor were thrown
Cd the track on the Portsmouth + Concord
Railroad this A. NJ. near Gambia, and PREY
cipitated down an eabankment Of 10 OF &c
feet. Several persons were badly injured
but none fatally. Among them were Mrs
Campbell and Mrs. Manson, Of Portsmouth,
Stephen Batchelder. the express manager
Joseph Walker, Of Winchester, end Ma
thanisl Bennett, Of Elphan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-13

Nsw Yoax. April II.
Stocks very active.
no S;sos Of so. ~; of's4, ~; Of IS. 81; lo:4oa
W 7:30s, first others 5x.
New York Central, ss;<.
Erie; .S7X95sk.
Reading, leo.
chicago L Alton. l.051l.cs.
Michigan Central, l.0SQll.l0.
Money. s@7 per cent.
Sterling. sight, lCh.
Gold. Sl.e5X.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-13
CALIFORNIA.

san FaAScEscc. April la.-The rslifica>
ton OF the Russian treaty gives great salts
faction to the people of the Pacific States.
and regards with apprehensi sion Victoria and
British Columbia.
A Union State Convention was called TO
nee, at Sacramento on TIE loth.
A prize fight was announced 20 come on
., Saac.ilio. l2 miles from this CITY. 10 NOR.
row.
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HOSTETTER,S
Stomach Bitters.

Tho following letters, from well known ply.
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which this celebrated preparstien 10 held BY
those who have used them
PsrsssuIo, May !, 1866.
Mcssrs. Hostetter h Smith Gentlemen; Dr.
ring q visit In the West las; Foil, I contra,,ed
chihs and fever Witch brought me 90 my bed
ard finally terminated In typhoid fever. and
confined rue 20 my room for several months,
during which time was physically % pros'rt.
cd that almost dsspaised Of ever reeosei, ~
nv health; having entirely lost ny epre.me 10 =,
days, aot being ebie 70 Get mcrss. .ssss sse.
SETON in nv head, end passed many seep'e.e
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FaAxkLiS. Clinton Co, Ind, Des. .. 1854.
Messrs. Host otter L Smith, Gents: Some
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COM M RclAL.
Chicago Market.

CaicAeo. April 10.
Floir-Dull and lower for medium grades.
and spring extrss trihe easier choice and
standard sxtrss firm holders inditier rent about
selling unless they realize full prices At uomi-
nal range t9.oo0n.oo for inferior low to fair
spring superfnes &ll25al2 90 for low singles
to good double extra do els249l4.25 for
trss; stocks Of high grades. both spring and
winter, scarce.
whest-Market firm prices unsettled reg
ular winter receipts Of No. 9 spring sold esrly
zee 50. but declined to o. 35, and ranged be-
tween %. ss@2,s SO. closing st sas5L12 s5s4 !;
not sufficient done In ether grades to establish
prices.
Corn-No opened At l.O31l. 03k ruled
dull and declining, closing at about Sl.olk0
LOIS. No. At s7090c fer winter and fresh
receipts rejected opened l<e drmer. at s3l<c,
but very dull. closing lower q s21<@s3c.
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MoxrRrAL, April a. The Sersl Fo;seaS
ing case 10 concluded, and Sophie Boisclars
Condemned - death. She protested her in
nocenes before The court. Her sentence
was opposed By her counsel "a Ne plsa hat
shs was snisnts. 4 Jury Of 0atieno has
been ordered 10 Investigate the matter.
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'New Y OrH Market.

Nav Yons, April -
Flour-Less. active. unchanged.
wheat-Opened dull, closed drmer. 2 6llo7O
Tor No. Mil. the latter On extreme.
Rye-Lower.
Barley-Leavy.
Corn-A shade firmer. but less active, 500.
l.Se in store, and l.22@l.27 for new.
Oats Unchanged.
Pork-Dull, Sc. lower. new closing At 22 81
Tor cash old unchanged.
Lasd-Reavy.
Whiskey-Steady.
Wool A shade easier and moderately acti Z
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AUCKLAND. Prince William County, Va.

BucKL,xp, Prince William County, Va.
JANUARY 90, 1865.
Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith
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friend. had been PROSTATE FOR several weeks
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