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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-20
OUR CORsETS

Are now so well known for their superior SHAPE,
MATERIAL and WORKMANSHIP, TINT 1t ID per-
haps unnecessary for us TO speak Of them further
than to say that we have greatly enlarged our assort
ment of styles, both Of our own make and Imperial
tion, and eau now safely defy competition.
We ask but a trial and are sure If yo,tr
future patronage.
Manufactured by the SHERMAN SKIRT and COR
SET COMPANY, exclusive owners Of the patent for
the United States.
258. $50, and $50, BROAD w A ",
Cor. Warren ST., Ne,0 York.
FOR SALE AT RETAIL IN PHILADELPHIA,
AT OUR BRANCH STORE,
IS North Eighth st., cor. FiIbsrt. as
my98-0m
John MoLEAR q SON,
BANKERS.
No. GOT Market Street,
wilmington, Del.
Government Securities, Gold and Coupons bought
and sold, 1905 converted into o-2o's.
Satsnai Bank Of Wilmington and Brandywine
Stock,
Union National Bank Stock,
Farmers Bank Stock
Delaware Fire Insurance Stock, M
Delaware Railroad Stock, and
Delaware State Bonds. may18-1m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-06-20

7HN7t3t7'e, OF FTeVUFtW 1OT IfUSltT-
ing and B2.icE W0rH.
The former delivered on cars at 10cen per bushel
TERMS CASH.
The rates of freight on railroad per ear loud Of 40
bushels, are as follows:
FROM STAFFORD
To LAUREL Bridgeyie and Dale's, 800
+" Dcmar, Salisbury, Greenwood, Farming
ton and Harrington, 6W
- f,arretts and FELTON, Yorktown and Eden, 100
" Princess Anne, Canterbury, Willow Grove,
Camden and Dover, sW
" DuPonts Mooreton, Brenford and Smyrna, eW
g Snssafras Dlnckbird and Townsend 1900
:, WiddIetown' tleO
Orders sent through Agents will be .omptly atlen'
ded TO. GAwTHROP u PENNfNGToN,
Stafford, Del,
ap1G-dlt-wtf Successors to t;td. Y. Kay
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05


Tire Republicans ~ Nuscstine have elects
cd their tickei p, ,h- city election.
There are fur hara-ea school children
Ia ls~s Falls.
Religious rtvivals continue all osss sns
One bsndred and fifty-two convtses ~
now eonfinsd ia the Iowa Psnitentiary.
A Horse Association, with Judee Grant,
Of Davenport, as President. has been form>
edss Oskaloosa.
The fremont House, Desorah, has been
destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000; insured
for 81 800.
Tho sspors of the Impeachment Co'nTit>
tee 10 published. It's divided on the i'm
portance Of tho evidence discovered.
II is reported that dispatches have been
received announcing that war has broken
out in lndia.
young gentleman was ushsrsd into th's
breathing wor last Wednesday night, near
Clinton. in this s,~ie on the cars over tho
Western division.
The Rock Island District Methodist Sum
day School Convention will be held in the
N. 3. Church in Rock Island, on Wednes.
day and Thursday Of this week.
Tho President did on Monday approve
Bankrupt bill, the Army bill, and the bill
increasing the ta,iT on imported wool and
woolens.
The Mayor Of Chicago has issued An or
der to the effect that all unmuzzled dogs
running at large in the streets Of that city
sitter March lth, will be destroyed. This
order 10 caused by the fact that several
deaths have occurred there resulting from
dog bites
The railroad between Boone and Council
Bluffs, Iowa, has been cbstsucted more o.
less BY snow for the past two weeks. The
track l. now clear, . large force Of laboiers
having been employed 70 remove the snow,
and trains are runnins on time.
Negroes in Tennessee may vote and do
anything but hold Office. The wlsite Radi>
Gale are smast enough to reserve oftics>hold
ing for their on benefit. When the South
shall be properly reconstructed" the ssm1
sors Of thing will be apparent Radicals
holding the Offices and negroes doing the
voting.
On Friday. the lst INST, some boys skat.
ing on . POND ness Independence Discovers
ed the body Of child under the ice. Il wsa
taken out and found to be that Of male in.
! FAINT only few weeks old.
A stage driver was lost ncar Turin Lakes,
in Calhoun county, during the great snow
storm, and a. nothing has been heard oi
him up to within few days ago, it 10 sup>
posed that bot. man and team perished.
The Marshall Times records the stealing,
BY an adroit thief Of sl.2o0. from = house
10 State Centre.
A NJ. Barrett OF Mahasks county, has
invented aud received patent right for q
stsar, wagon, and has sold the right fOs
$50, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

DRMocRATic vicroAy AT LBCLAi ies-kAD-
lcALs CLsAxsD oUr.--The following s.sraight-
out Democratic nominations were made for
LeClairs, and on Monday, March 4sh. elect.
ed BY . majority running from ~ to 100.
and this too, in opposition to the stroogest
Republican ticket that could be tsumped up
in town:
Fsr Mayor-Chas p Disney.
Rec0rdSr-A. N. Davidson.
zrssswver-Jossrh Gsbsl.
Norshal-Jacob q. Sultsr.
Street Ucmmis6sWsr-A Aina Gabert
Aldsrmen--John W. Arnold, John Stons~
breaker, John E. Smith, D6n Vstler. Nm.
Gardner.
Good for The iitals Republic, 100 mejorityi
Vent sous Of ths Republicans hsssabouts
Who were 90 anxious to record rousing
Republican victory in LsClairs pus this in
their pipe and smoke IT, The citizens Of the
Republic propose to be heard in their local
affairs. the republican ps)py chip to the
contrary notwithstanding.
FaEp. DouaLAss. Albert says he wishes
US to hear Fred. as he may cay ssmsfAinS.
We have no doubt of Il, in fact ~ know he
will say somethmg and cay it well, too, con.
sidering. Having heard him four or i've
times, both here and elsewhere, ws do not
hesitate in recommending him 70 the lecture
going public. No reasonable nan cAn 20
dorss all he says, Jet Ill rsaseuebls men
will agree in giving him ''his say" end give
him credit for sticking to bic tsxt From
long aud personal acquaintance with the
negroes, re has knowledee Of their hab
its. peculiaritics, Circumstances and wants
almost equal to that Of Wendell Phillips q
Charles Sumner. lie has heavy, power
full voice which materially sesists him in
ii yisg expressions 70 his on repsassd idess.
He speaks from personal koosledes and
urges his Thoughts from personal feelings.
Th,,se wishing reserved seats should %
st once to Luse 1 GriEgs.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax ~ besn ehoss0
SPEAKER Of the House of Rsprsssalaaiva II
~ Nssv Cougsssa Ths Rspshllas usn.
bess voeed fos him unsaimeusly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05


II will be perceived by The above sspor.
that Of the district tax for the school year
1866 and '67 Of 18 mills, there has been res
ceivsd but 31O.215.20. II therefore, the tax
d 1866 should b collected as nearly ~ for
the last two ycsrs-whioh is probable
there will be funds sufficient TO cancel oil
indebtedness Of the district, including the
mortgage on the High School building,
and on No. 3, (or the Warren street School
House, leaving besides a sufiiciency sf
funds to sustain the schools and pay son-
tingens expenses, until the district will re.
al,ze on the taxes Of 1867.
With district Indebtedness Of 125, ,00O. 90
at the commencement Of the present school
year. and the large amount paid for the
erection and completion Of school houses
through tho year-as Ahown by report on
school house fund-it must prove = source
OF congrstulation to the board, ~ we'll A. to
every citizen IN the district. TO have al in
debtedness cancelled. and the whole msenif-
icent school property Of the city Of Daven.
port free and clear of debt.
DANIEL GouLp, Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

UsE Lallewands Specific for rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t sifectually destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs a rsd-
icsl cur. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

REMOVAL oP ScHxIYeeR L YASris AC-
WAREBorse -Msssrs. Sehnii-
ger and Yan,,s, finding their warehouse On
the levse rather ccnssscssdd Ave removed 10
more commodicus store rosns On Harison
street, near Second. They ere making pre-
parasons for ths Spring trade, asd dssign
keeping in sssssl Ssssy sssissltsssl tmple>
n,eDt Of sny vslss 70 the isrsss, - that II
can bs purchased without the customer
having to suffer anv dslay. Among some
Of the most valuable implements Of the day
Ne notice tho Stafford cultivatos. which at
numerous fairs last pear received the high
est premium. The Sattsrly Gang Plow is
also an article of much value TO farmers, be-
ing one Of the most important labor saving
implements before the public. Two plovs
are used in the gang, turning iurr,ws from
nine to fourteen inches vide. il can be
worked with ease by one man with two or
four horses or .inulss-is 1f light drauehs
aud runs on wheels. Also, Hainss' Illinois
Harvester. which is too we'll known to need
any description here. We commsnd ksssrs.
Schnitger L Yan,is to the patronage o I
our farming community ~ bsiog coarteSus
and accommodating gentlemen; and ~ hav.
ing full and complete stock Of sll the latest
agricultural implements in!repute. See ADJ
vsrtiscmept IN fourth page =.
SrABBISa AFraAY.-This afternoon, about
one o'clock, . notorious character named
VIM Allen nttacked negro and some whito
boys. who were playing At theacorner OF
Perry and Frout stssstel. On bsiog struck.
the negro, whose name W failed to learn.
clenched Allen. and would probably have got
the better Of him, but in the scuffie Allen
drew a knife, which was immed'ats knock
ed from his hand. He called loudly to the
boys to pick up and hand him the knife, and
one boy was foolish enough to give il to
hiu, when he inmedlAteiy struck The negro
with il, inficting . severe flesh woand in
his side. Allen WAS at once arrested By po
licsmsn Severance and Clark. and taken be-
fore Squire Blood, where, waving sxanina-
ton and in dsfault Of tail he has committed
to Jail. It will probably 60 rather hard with
Allen, - this 10 the sscsnd ttns he has
been concerned in . stabbing ARRAY in this
town-the previous one, as our readers will
remember, being about year ago. he was
under tho influence Of liquor to-day. The
conduct Of the boy viii BE- Investigated, and
II there il any reason to suppose that he
acted IS Aliens accomplice, in giving him
the knife, hs will doubtless be committed for
trial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Foa SALs.-For sale on Brady street, b.
tween third and fourth, bakery, confect-
ionery and restaurant. A rare chauce for
any one wishing to engage in the sdove
business. 6. W. BLACK.
Fab Civ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

B. D. AusrIN he's large I'D veil select.
ed stock Of Dry Goods. Notions. Carpets,
TO-. which he Il selling u extra lev sates
Call q bis store, No. 20 LeClsifs Row, bs>
fore Purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

rnn BLeAcmsD Sn,nflxo!- New York
Mills. wamsutts, Masouvillc, and other f.
vorits brands Just received Il wadswort's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

1T. TnnPLs, 0asdeosr cod Flofist, cor.
Ith and Main Sts., ffsit and ornamental
ti>ss. mv9o-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

RooMs SEcuREp.-We learn from the
committee on the workingmens' reading
room and library, that they have secured
two rooms for their accommodation on the
second floor in LeClaire Row entrance By
the broad stairway between Surbey's old
stand and the drug store, on Second street.
These rooms will be Immediately fitted up
for n reading room and library, and the
doors opened to ths. public as soon as the
organization Is coSP Pleted. for which purpose
We learn that a meeting will be held on
Thursday evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

CESAR RsAL Estate TRAYsAcTioN.-We
understand that our friend j. s. Smith, the
popular livery man., has just purchased the
LeCisise estate. the propssty known - the
Fair Grounds, containing between fifteen
aud twenty acres Of ~ Hns land IS can be
found in the township, and 40 good builds
ing sites a. any one can ask for. Az near
as We can learn, the price paid was between
$4,000 and 100000, which. ever at
the. e.outsids figure is good bargain. Mr..
Smith designs having his purchase laid out
into lots Of convenient size, and will offer
them to the public at fair prices. These
will no doubt sell rapidly, a. there is great
demand for desirable building lots, and
como Of these, especially those on the South
side, arc the most desirable Of any in the
city. We we're unable to learn whether
Mr.. Smith will build upon his purchase or
not, but resume he will
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
CITY NOTICES.
stencil Work.

Dumont cuts oil kinds, from l.o inch to
1 inch letters, plain and ornamental, at No.
Is Main street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

RepOra ef tho Treasurer Of the
school Districs Cssy Of Dasen.
port. 10s. she school Senr lSeo
s.nd 1857.
To the School Board
GExrlsxHx:-Thsrs has been received in.
TO the Treasury from al sources Tor the
school ysas. - fOllows, viz:
Pssn Gee. q. French, Esq,
forDsv Treasurer ... ~, ,ss5 ~
Frsm Thes. K. Flute, Ceun-
~ Treasurer, District tax
asse ssed for The veAr 1855,
:sns ofls9s. '6s. 'sc,1s.'ss,
From Thos k Flak-. Ceun.
~ Treasurer, District tar
Fro. Tho;. K. fiatc. Stat:
allotment school fund 80. :. 7,e09 %
Bills pay able hle....s,s rs o 20
sundries. 49,. ..... l3 20
tSs. Sal 4s
OF which there has been disbareed - per
vouehsrs, ssfoilows. viz:
On teachers fund go, ,4o4 a.
On school house fund -. 23. 979 SO
On contingent fund. Ia. 55s 7s tss,s5s II
balance IN treasury .... $50 IS
Each fund standing as folio vs.
Daniel Gould. DIR
To teachers fund for whole
am reed for the year, Vi, $50 ~
credit BY amt paid out. 2o.424 ~ .,zi2 L.
Daniel Gould. DE- .... .125, 80? cs
To school house fund FOR
whole am rec d for ths
year bought by aud pd
out. ....... %, ,979 ~ 1s,329 CO
Contingent fund, DR.
To Daniel Gould TO whole
amt paid out for the yr IL $50 Is
Credit by whole amt
reed for the year. -. ?,e153l 2,67S47
Bai ance il treasury. 49,. l,ss3 IS
Amounts paid on last years account - per
orters issued bv the School Board in the school
yesr 1873 and o6:
Orders 2ii. 2iS, 247 contin-
gent fund. ............. II IS
Order 245 contingent fund. IS
'' POS X 244 Z" 80 sD
" - 4 2s7 1" :" ST. 2.e
. AZ 4 20? q g IL IL eS,l46 46
nous. FUND.
Orders LAB, i'll, llo ls0. .ol2. 81
- III l60.. 2,cu3 81 el5,474 is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Tar lr.-By al means should those af>
flictsd with diseases Of The throat, lungs, q
kidneys, make trial Of Dr.. Po.and's White
Pine Compound. IL is IN honest, thorough
New England rsmedy-as staple ~ gold
dollars. It has been ussd for years with
perfect success. saving thoussads Il lives.
and alleviatins untold sr6eting. Try Il BY
all means. tfF .A s-el ,lsts - D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

ScorT BASE BALL CLuB meeting 20 night
at the Office Of Ochs 4 Son.
Il. c. NcNsIL, Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

TN THE ABOVE BRANCHES OF GARD
i ening Mr.. Upton is not exceled by any one
ia the nited States, as he has visited all The
most prominent gardens in Europe and through
the cities OF Asia and Africa. and therefore has
had opportunities for observation and study
possessed bv but few. He has permanently loca-
ted in Davenport, and ntiors his professional ser
wees 10 he peope Of this vicinity. and If fifteen
years Of theoretical and practical study Of the
art are anv recomme ndation, trusts TO receive a
fair share OF patronage.
Leave orders at Jones h Wocdward's, lis
Brady Street, or attMc Nair Joraan's.
n,rhS. S.d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

CIsrnlus, ClasnSsu, CIssaiK0 4 - For
every kind. ,asisty and style Of Clothing.
call on San Perry. whDss wen ksswn sore
is situated On Brady saress, bst~ssn Second
and Third. Dusing ~ many ysass chat
Mr.. Perry has been 10 oar midst, be never
failed ones in giving sntirs aed perfect est
isiacticn. This 10 becsuss every one always
nnds his goods to BE exactly What he rep.
fsssnts them; be nsvse essrehasses ssy
one, and his price i apiIstm 20 friend o.
stsaAoers u =, q estsss, 10 vsi1e -
be h N popular ~, b or cioisene.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

SUPERINTENDENT OF PuBLrc INSTRUCTION.
Gov. Stone has appointed Prof D. Frank
lin Wells, Of Iowa City, to the Office Of Su-
perintendent Of Public instruction, vice Mr..
Favillc, who resigned an account Of contin.
ued ill>heal,h. Prof. Wells, who, for some
time WAS resident of Muscatine, - We
learn from the Journal. has been long idsn,
titled with the educational interests Of the
State, and was for several years Professor
Of the Theory and Practice Of Teaching in
the State University.
TnE Ladies' Of the Methodiat Church an
nounce Grand Sunper on Friday evening
TO which all are invited. Il will be = hne
time, no doubt. See advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Personally learn that Mr. Vim. II.
Ross and Thomas Thompson. who were en-
70 red in the grocery business here, have
gone to Cincinnati 10 20 into husines. We
wish them deserved success
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
The Pubic is cordially invited TO attend a
METHODIST
SUPPER.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH sTiI.
LIE Claire Hall.
Admission, Fifty Cents

In BANKRUPTCY.
THE undersigned have completed extended
arrangements for obtaining the discharge Of
b, nkrupts under the new law.
Ono Of our tirm will be IN regular attendance
At ths Federal Courts and in communication
with our office and ITS correspondents. We shall
devote especial attention 10 this branch of bust
ness. and our clients NAV rely upon prompt ac.
tion in their cases
An early application will be necessary 10 se.
cure speedy adjudication
COOK / DRURY,
Attorneys.
meh sd~2w Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
CIT " 1T f. N =.

RKxExBEk the Fourth Ward meeting to.
night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Hair JswxLar.-Smith. NE sJevslsr. at
No 30 East Third stssst has new On hand
. large and varied assortment Of hair jewels
y Of ths most ls,iAse )scrlnGship asd
fashionsbls stylss. which be is nov selling
for one hsndrsd per cent. lesa:thae Chssago
end Other EASTERN prices. Lsaies wishing
suythiUg nice end osnaasaial should call
early asd havs the Asst'sslsction. Remem-
bcr now V The time, when he u selliag
cheaper thsn any sshse firm. mar 2.d1w.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Lgsr-To morrow begins the Lenten
season Of forty days, observed by both the
Catholic and Episcopal chur ches, ns time
of fasting and PRAYER.
PoIIcR CoURT.-J. .. Chase was yester<
diy arrested on the charge Of disturbing tho
peace by shouting and singing immoral
songs on tho streets. Pleading guilty, he
was fined s. and - costs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

MENDELssonS SociETY. The semi-annual
meeting will DO held in the Tempera oce
Hall Tomorrow evening Al o'clock precise
ly, when the officers for the next term will
be elected, and ether important business
disposed Of.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

nnAD ssoas rcvss nssnes. siviaa psseus sDso
s..r: cc:s ~ Steel kiiptie sps;sS,. - Ie,sSo.
ttVsc. Fsv6eAt snd Pesssaess css: Aydraslic LIN
- jeeks; steam and IlIdfsalie Gaaese; Low Wa
- algoano - Weess O1agcs Cosk HssigAt Cas
~ xsuns Sos :. Csnaesi Dssseaer - nsils
"a neSo O0eel Flre-Sox Ylsee ,LlSyds" 0tsel
icee TuMse BsocAsrs solid Oaet Ssss( Tyrss, Ae.
DGAc-1em
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

WArss rALLs.-rhat any one has the
right to perform on another the rite Of bap-
tism may be matter Of soms dispute. end
admits Of very strong nsgssivs argument.
Charley thinks -. Charley runs the skif
On the Reek Island eide. and last night
person. without saying "by your leave"
calmly and comfortably deposited him in the
river BY simply getting onto the side Of the
boat. Charley rose from his b,th extremes
ly cold but in cheerful frame Of mind
Another gentleman slipped OF the ice on the
shore into the water, but instead OF taking it
good>naturedly, he is reported to say d-n,
but We cont believe It possible-human
nature is not 90 depravcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Tns BANKRUPT BILL has ,'asscd. Those
who have been 50 unfortunate rs to he be>
hind in their payments. may again CON-
mence business The crisis of i,S51 caused
many of our best merchants to suspend
payment, for such . rev start is made .
possible thing by this imperatively demand.
ed measure. Messrs. Cook 4 Drury have,
"a they announce in another column, in an.
ticipation Of such law, made their arrange
nents for attsnding 10 this branoh Of legal
business, and from the we'll known charac>
ter Of that Arm, We are safe il recommend.
ing clients to them fas advice.
y -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

CRNfAL SYsfEM.-At the recant meeting
Of the grain dealers Of this city q resolu.
ton passed to adopt the ''csntal System" j.,
in the purchase and sale Of grain-a, has
been done in other large grain markets Of
the country. And committee consiaiipg
Of B. 8. Glsspsll. Henry Haak and K C..
Duncan was appointed to wait upon the
mlers aud commission merchants Of this
city asd solicit their co>spssatisn TIE fol.
loving 10 the list Of merchants who SUBJ
scribed to the system: aM
E c. Duncan. d. 8. Glaspell, NJ. Morton,
Teichmann 1 Co., R. N. Pre:tyman, Nor
rison 4 Hickman, j. p. McEwsn, J. NJ. Dal.
zell 4 Bro. James Doolsy. Fleming 4
Tseds, Harder 1 Lsn,eke. =. S. Carl, Henry
TIaak. 4. SteG.n, Mueller 4 Hass. A.
warnebold / Co.. Laverepx 4 Hickman,
o. HuckstAds 4 Co., W. II. Decker, Z. II.
hoeck 4 Co., Jas. Johsss,n. Aukerson /
jacobs, p B. Harding. 9. A. Koestes, @ D.
Earle, Jas r. Graham. K. Lowry.
1Als list sompsisss asaslys III The grain
dealers in the city and there sssans to b no
rno0 Soe doubt - to the sueoeo q ~
change . the 'sCsatal,"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

EVERY vor.R in the First and Fourth
Wards should remember tho Ward Meet
ings tbs evening At Littigs Brewery. and
the Council Chamber Let there be full
attendance OF all those interested in home
iegislaton-in in home matters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Po.Oav's Advertisements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

TnE RIVER. R.--The breaking up business
continues, aud has progressed a. far Ne
Fort Madison, leaving the river clear Il ice.
Though the ferry boar runs at Burlington,
the river is closed little below the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Hills HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black or
bsown ins tantaueous, natursl. durable, beau
siful. reliable. indeed the best in use has been
before the pu sie over fifteen years. m the
cheapest, oontai, >ing - much 40 the usssl
dollar sises. Dept No. 66 John street.
New York City. Sold BY oil Druggists.
patent medicine. pe~iumcry and fancy
eoods stores every whss~. junell-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Hon. Schuyler Colfax ~ besn ehesen
SPEAKER Of the House q Rsprsssalaliva n
~ Nssv Coagsssa Ths Rspshllas usn-
bess voled foe him unsaimously.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Gso l.. BsykH. Esq.. fer some time past
engaged in the store Of Joshua Burr, has
started In Business ON his own account. lie
has opened select stock Of groceries at No
4e West Second street, near Main street.
where it 10 his intention TO keep . choice
stock Of family groceries, and sell them at
rates which will command the patronage Of
the public We bid him success.