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Charleston: S. G., August | 1867.

[ GcaerW O.1tr No Go.
KEduLArloNs FOR nEolsru..rrox.
/. Registration shall commence Immediately
upon the pronulgation Of this order
IT. Post Commanders will be Supcrintcn-
dents Of registration within their respective
commands, exercising, in addition to the func-
tons hereinafter specially conferred Il general
supervisory authority, looking TO the faithful
execution of the several Reconstruction Arts.
the maintenance of order and the protcctioi Of
political rights They will suspend registrars
for mallcasancc in Office, neglect Of duty, o,in
competency, promptly reporting their act bn,
with the reasons therefor, to these hcadu tr-
tcrs.
III The Boards Of Registration are cnpM-
cred and required to suppress all disoy'lcrsl. j.
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OFFICERS.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

OnplSARy-P. a. AIcAIicliacl. '''' 4''.f" HN
COMMISSIONER IN EarITY-V d. Y. Jamison
Cl.EnK OF Counr-Joscpl F. Robinson.
s,En.Ir- En.rr:: =. j. w! II. Dukes. + ',''
CopoSEn-C d. Glover. q,
TAX CoLLEcTons.-Ornngc Parish.-P. W. Fairy.
st. Matthews Parish,EW.rH. Dantzlere
ASST. Assessor U. S. REvESuE.-Georgc W.
Sturgeon. n. @'' 7"i .'i"'@-s
AoESr FOR STAMPS, &c;-P. v, Dibblc.
ATEs-Thomas p. Stokes. w. Il. Tread
well, a. J. Gnskins, F. w. Fairy David l.. Connor,
]. II, Fielder, Levin, Argoe, ". Danncy, L. A.
Price, w. L. Ehncy j. D. Prickct, Samuel Il. Moor
CIR, G, d. Glover, f. G. Holman p. C, ,,Buyck, f. ~
Wannnnlnkcr, D. O. Tindall.
CoMMlssIoNEns TO sAppRoyE SEcuRITIEs-J. G.
Wannamakcr, James Stokes, u. Il. Barton Adam
Smoke, a. D: Frederick. re
COMMISSIONERS or Pubic DuILpIxGs-Wm. NJ.
Hutsom, Harpin Riggs, E. Ezekiel, Joseph p lIar-
ley, p. II. w. Briggmann. & lA,
C0tMIssIoSEns or RoADs-Orangc Parish-Wcst-
ey'1Idnser, F. w. Fairy, samuclAl Fairy, Samuel
G.hFaA eF Livii gstoh,iw s. Riley, Wcstlcy Cutler
Hhc? wnnnamaker,'N E:aw. osstrnk, II. Living
s0R,s Shines Slokcs,;J D! Knofis RIP Anticy John
-. DOWInuIl, d. II. NlOOrcr, w. u MOSS, LOWS ti1-
rGlI,e Hoh J.s1T. o'Can Ellison Connor John
Broaic, ~ e. Guignard, jacob Cooncr, George
Byfdf.J., II. Jennings, David Dannc'ly +
CoNMIssroSrrs OF RoADs-St. Matthews Parish
c. s. Darby, q. c. Iianc, N. X Holman Andrew
Hopscr, J. 4, Pprlonr, E. 7. Shular J. L. Parlor,
Owen Shular,, T. G. shular, W. l.. Pou J. W. Sci
lcrs, r, W; Bates, j, w, Barbour Augustus Avin-
ger, r. W. 'Avingcr, J, D. zciglcr, NJ. J. Keller, J.
C. Holman.
.Xa2layHU3 II uiJ
CoMNIsslosRRs OF FREE Scnoots--Orahgc Parish,
David !, Cennor, J. r. Miilhous, HenryN N. Smell,
John Jordan, N. e. whctfa'tonc, John Inabinss Pr.
ON Bowman, Samuel DipV;7. e~.
COMMISSIONERS. qpFBsr .gtnpols2 2si. Matthews
Parisli-Pctcr Bnyck, J. IT. Keller Wcslcy IIouscr,
John Riley, j.. II. Fielder, Adam Holman
COMMISSIONERS OF THE Poon.-Orange Parish
w. y, Trcadwell, ~ ohm Grambling W. II. Izlar, j.
b.. Morrow, s. b. Sawyer .,t.#,las
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this - day of -7--, one thousand nd eight hun.
dre'l and sixty-scycn,i aa;.--,.., i,
NoTE.- Registrars will be required tostake,,
the oath prescribed by the Act of Congress lap-
proved Cd, July, 1862. Blank f; forms, OF this I
oath will be furnished 70 Post soimadn drsI 4
and>when duly subscribed and sworiii win BE:
returned to- theaP Post Commander, who viii Aorpe
ward them to District Heaiquarters.a And if
any person shall falsely take and subscribe speh
oath or affirmation, such psaiii pesrsoa 90 offendnr
and being duly convicted thereof, Shall be SUB
ject to the pains, penalties and disabilities
which, by law, are provided for the punishment
OF the crimo Of wilful and corrupt perjury. II
Ia.sj [FoRM21 N i!a ,a.,sd
!, ~. do solcmnly swear (or affirm, ! in the
presence Of Almighty God, that I am a citizen
OF the State of 80; = :; that have resided in
said State for - mbi,ths ncxtpreccdi this
day, and now reside IN the county OF iasAsi 81
the parish Of ---s in said State { as She case
may bc); that l am twonty-onc years old;
that have not been ,dislranchised for particii-
patton in any rebellion or civil war against the
United States, nor for felony committed against
the laws of any Statosor of tho United States
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tive or judicial officer of any State, TO support
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against the United States or given aid or com. ~
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v''N POETRY. x.,y J., /,

~
The, South.
Land of tho gentle and tho bravcl F
Our love is rs wide us thy woe,
1t dccpcns beside every grave
Where tho heart of hero lies low Il. !
Land of the brightest ofskics!
ls.. Our love glows the more mil thy gloom,
y Our hearts, by the saddest of ties,
Cling closest to thee in thy doom.
Land where the desolate weep!
sgt In d sorrow too dcepito console; @ia ~
rsii Our tears are but streams making deep, 5i5
The ocean of love in our soul. ,7,..'ii.a IL
s. Land where, tho victor's, flag waves IN ~
Where only the dead arc the free,
Each link Of the chain that enslavcs
Shall bind us the closer to thee
Land where the sign oe the cross, 'a
so It's shadow Of sorrow hnth sled, @CsC
We measure our love by thy loss Yr.li
Thy loss-by the graves of our dead.
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Subscribed and sworn to before. mo = - -.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

Rs,iclor.. Cni.arisns and Uni
versalis,s ofthis city viii be pleased to
le.yn that pes. S M kimbail at the I nj
tartan Church at Madison, Wisconsin, will
preach st lie Claire Hail on to-morrow morn.
ing and evening, commencing at 1880 A. H..
and 7P. y. Seats free 10 all, and oil are
invited In the morning the subject Of dis
course will be tine origin, history and use Of
Sunday" ard in the evening the subject
will bs ",he rational theory Of the futus
life"
Rev. ]. A. Hamilton, the osw pastor Of
the Congregational Church 10 expected to
arrive in this city on the evening train, .
telegram 10 that effect hes been received
from hin at Chicago. He will in oil prob
sbiliv thsresor occupy the pulpit Of this
church both morning and evening tomos>
row.
The installation Of Rev. w. H. Vroom
~ pas. { Of the Reformed Church Corner
Brady and Eleventh Stfeets) will take place
on to o-morrow evening At . quarter to eight
o'clock Rev P Depree Of Pella, Monroe
county, will preach the sermon, and Rev.
A. Thompson will read the form end de>
liver the charge to the pastor. In the mor'
ming, at the usual hour, the services will be
conducted by Rev A. Thompson and the
ri,e Of Holy Communion will be observed.
The Calvary Bsp,is: Church have teo<
iered vacation Of oue month 90 their pas>
tor, Rev. d. s. Watson. This vacation has
been much needed BY that gentlemen, -
his hea tn hes been impaired BY his ardu.
Gus and long ontinued ministerial labors-
We understand that Mr.. Watson will spend
NOS. Of the time on the great lakes, in tht
hope Of securing complete restoration te
health and vigcr.
A meeting Of the OH ,ers, teachers and
frends ofth Sunday Schools Of this cit,
Vas held at the Baptist Church on last even
ling. Mr.. E Russell WAS chosen President ant
Mr.. A. Suily. Secretary. Theexere'sss wer'
opened With . prayer BY Rev. W. II. Vroom
Il WAS then
Resooed, That Q committee consisting o
one person from each Sabbath School in tn
| .ity I've appointed TO prepare a0d rep,r: a
the next m letting plan Of organization 70
city Sabbath School Association.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

80 IT IS A REMARKABLE 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
surance Society in 1865. was
S4.l5O. while the percentage Of
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was g, ,504 !;
percentage Of loss 1894. Wash
ington, s., 400; loss 1914. Ger.
mania, 81, 500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, S2,393; loss 1927.
All these are cash companies /;
and the rates Of some sixteen
not companies exhibit a similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large.
policies. The cause is attributed
TO the fact that the weather.
classes, who are abl. TO assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sani.
tary privileges, and lea that
regular course Of life which 80
mat erially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
| life np to the amount Of $25.OOO'
IN. Y. Com Path finder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03
The Sisters Of Charity Of the

The Sisters of Charity Of the
BLESSED VIRGIN.
D<sirs to inform their friend. in Davenport ssd the
public generally. that their Academy Win reopen On
Nopday, Ansu,, 18th. for the
RgCEf1ioN OF YOUNG LADIES
= Searder.. h.ifboarders. and DAY scholars.
The course o. instruction ~iii comprise al that
constitutes good hngsh eduestieu, French. Ger.
naa - Lesn lssEaaees. Assic % Pisn,, Organ
Hsrp asd Gsiiss. Drswisg. Pointing 10 Oil and We
Ter Coler. Nsacchfomatc and Psstelle Painting asd
DmNfOi1esy
Psrticalaf attention paid 70 Plan 6ewing. withoal
extra chsrge.
Pay.ents reaa'fed quarterly IN advance. fsos
%n,s Ruts rnEsK WILL NJ 10 DRviAuoS.
Further Information can b obtsined At the Acad
emy, .itsaaed on Eighth 81. BET. BRADY and Main
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

At . meeting Of the employees Of the G.
r. &P r. Il. Co.. hell q The Machine
shop. in Davenport. Iowa. August 81, 1857,
Moses H,bbs was elected chairman, and u.
b. Shelley. secretary.
The chsirman called the meeting 10 order.
shereupon Mr.. Shelley offered the follow
ing preamble end rssolutione. which we're
unanimously adopted
whssess, Ahsi Ksaball, Rso., the Asesstspt IN !.
pestuseodesss sfthe q. =. I. Z. q. H. 10 - Dtv,e
Ion, furai4h.d The sapisyss u u. Company vi,h
,ssnsportst fsF their Fis Ntc, held :, - Ii
esfv, A 3 et I, met. isse oscbasx.. Thoresure
HsesaUe1, Thas ws tender (, n. ximhslt one
hees2 tAaaas foe tAos isatanos Of ate ksdnsoe 40
lsbss1ity vhieA fasnisAss enc her. soopa ~ oooy
ose6ooooe Il - oDpseeasfiso ef 81 U0SoohS VII
t1eoe uo1ss Als o1DeSv,oieo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

Forsp.-A pocket book, containing an
Insurance policy and about &l.6o 10 thrse
cent pieces VAS found 10 The tube Of an
artesisn we'll on Mitehells Bluff b. . little
girl las, evening. II had evidently been
placed there for concsslment, a. an old shoe
mad been stuffed in after il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

MAsou and Merrill the rivsl candidates
for Governor would agree,if they were pos
.ed,-.has the best place to buy boots, shoes
and CATERS 10 .. WARMERS, 46 Bra y
street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03
The Eureka obrick Mache0e q

NJ iks- tNa -pen lid Brick per hsu-. vita only niue
IN n AZ - pair ot h r-s-. or t,an per hour by
ste.npbScr. Ia. 10 Com 3lcx machinery To he get
tag ~ order or breaking down. fts great Elm
piisi'v .ni m,rvelpn> power Command the approval
oi every expert. At -tyhf.
We .aalen ye the world 70 produce lite equal.
Sri@ftrtiun rntrsutcci II ali purchasers.
ABRAN REQGa. 1eneral Agent. No. iai Broad
way. y. " mc1 Com
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03
cFcia' Paper Of the CITY.
LOCAL ITI Ms.

Tus profession proper consider Rheums
tism and Neu-aleia dependent upon . pecu.
liar. vitixted condition Of the circulating vi
sal hui. They suppose that there exists
in the blood, a p,ison which the circulating
blood c,rries with II. and not being aliment.
ed by the proper emunitrics Of the body, il
is dep ,sited in the tissues. What this poison
il, is not positively known; vet. BY most
authorities il is suppo.ed TO be an acid -
Lsctic Acid in sll probability. This. il 10
supposed under favorable circumstances. Is
generated in the system. and being eiimin'
sted. - s'lowed to accumulate nnt' II pro
duces its dele'erous efe I.
A.ali~ ~ an d's geheaGsnttssw. sa0~s
and Nearasgta SPecsoc
Il the only remedy ever discovered that will
esT-ctusllv destroy this poison in the
BLOOD. and produce permanent cure.-
The recipe was procured Of the celebrated
DR.. L,llemsnd. NJ France nv the we'll known
d-u-gis,. Alex. Latch. ofS,. Louis. No.
NJ good physician fails ~ prescribe the
Specific when he learns wAat il il cempos
ci of-no one suffering ~i,h RheumA,ism,
Gou,. N.uralgia. shonl hesitate to try it
because il ts adver ised for sale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

Ar . o'clock to>dsy the Thermometer At
Luse L 0,iees indicated eA' 10 the shade.
and lO2e 10 the sun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

O. TO rue B,Sr.-f,D - the Bryant Str-tton
Iowa state Bu-snes- ,ilsge 20 g. thorough prse
SIC 8 h.s- i.--, Niun. a. pccome "A good sound
tetc.rapa operator. For circulars and papers. sd-
dr.. T. a. ,-in. stamp ''rnc Bryant & Straiton
Commercial College. Dts-n 9ort. wa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

Aucnos.-Sae Of Household Furniture
on Harrison and Fifteenth streets. Tuesday,
August 9Th, at ten O'Clock.
\. VAN TuYL, Auctioness.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

~ We have bu, little confidence in the trumpet
tonrued statements of the psuprietors OF advertised
medic ne. geneYav. but forced 70 concur In
the % ai,n nntf,r nlv ,re.s-t nv all who nave
usei Psan, DAvis' PArs KnIsg. thtt i avery vsl-
uas'e Gle aud that |, would be cell for every
hou..hol have al hsrd. 10 case Of hrusce. scalde
elrn- dt.rhas d. s-ent-ry. eAoless fever and srne.
aud th- hoef 81 diseases extern and in'ern which
i Adhpte to cure aieN late No At,cl" med'
che ev > ltfaiurl u -lcl nnhount popularity aud
extensive diffusion Il ha- penetrated 10 esevy ptrt.
even tho most remote 81 Inc known Snrli, be- ring
with II ,s he ,lir inaa mes mort potent than those
oS The spices OF 'Naby the hle-t." We Az informed
hy prncis dru ,si-ts that they sell more Of his
ice Tor export ,-ion than any al Others, and
that tie denlui l. cosst lnily Increasing. Sale N
Observer.
TiR Hssr ToN,.-CAswell. Mack 4 Co.'S
Combination ~ Iron. Phosphorus and Calissyas
Ferso -Ph 'ephorated Elixir OF Calisayas
The iron color n the blood the Phos phorus
rem - the ti-sne. and the Csli.ays
riVcs natural heathfu tone 30 the digestive organs
pint ,ntaln- IA, srtue OF on. ounce Of Cilissya
and one tes.pp 'nful grain 81 Iron and Phosphorus
Manufactured by
CASwELL, MACH \ co, New York.
For sale - al drar,i-,s snj- d Eat weow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

RsxrxsER n. Greene, on Srady street,
il sven, for the Port Byron Home Enser-
prise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

HNi.or<y'. ia.-, dALsHA "a e7trrtss ~ rHr
II s.. Lad .n ell tl- pam oatuDt de-trny
Nprphin slerp the -+n-e- IA .rirCia -'cep. with
oltr Il. MA stte tuva y il,llow as lis only
prps irc n wifh i1t tn hsneful eisCi-
II enti-.iy exiting Ii-h the - IN ni- vi the d. -ease
- - = omats -p.ci, clre without Ytnger OF re-
lapse >old by ai' Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

AoO - ReB ~ yOUeu3 60oOy0s
In consequence q the sbesnce Of NJ. De-.
sid 8. True, one Of the orniginal committss
appointed TO decide - q ihe merits OF The
essays offered on the sutject Of our coun.y
paupes system, Abnss DAWSON, Esq., has
kindly consented TO oct - substitute, and
will. If no obiec. ions b made, 80 act, and
with the same powers originally held By Mr.
True. A. some Of the essay ists request ed
an extension Of time, The committee will
contine to receive ESSAYS until the tenth
inst, and until that date AIRY corrections,
additions OF alterations on the eesays Al
ready delivered may Be made BY their su-
thors. C.S. WArxrs.
No:obj.csions can be made to this change
in the absence ot NJ. True. Il is hoped
that these who are writing those essays vii
b promptly % tias. Il 70 eth pleasure
that re learn that several have elrsady been
handed in,and that several mere ere expect.
ed. Il 10 70 be hoped that something se,is.
factory will come from this movemsot. Yet
we fsas aothing dstisits ca Ls done %
long - the prssses Bsasd ct Supervisor
run the usehine; hossvse, tAis has neth.
ing 10 do with shs swardisg Of the go 70
the writer Of the best esssy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

1T. rsspLR, Gardener and Florist, cor.
9th ard Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
rees. ,ny26-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

A. directed at meeting held last eveniDg
BY the friends Of Sabbath Schools, the un.
dersigned respectfully direct and urge the
attention Of oil officers, teachers and friends
VI Sabbath schools in Davenport, 70 the
fact that IN adjourned meeting will be held
on Friday evening next, Auguss Ssh, iu the
basement Of the Baptist Church, for the
purpose Of completing and periecting the
organization Of City sabbath School As
sccistion s
TIE several Sabbath School supsrinten.
dents are also requested u give notice OF
the adjourned meetine, - aOove, 70 their
respective schools O-morrow (1uudey).
ED. Ruooaa.l. PSoe'e.
ALyn1p 1ulLy. osc,y.
Davenport, August "a, 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03


cipnat Times saws of ALIE\ y -
LUNG BAL~AM:
R-~NnkA-,r Crss -Mr samuel lewis. one OF
IN, old pune .r- u cncinq,'i very ions, aPP1-
entity in ne e- Of Consu np'inn aud gwen np
bv 9sy.i.faa~ ~,.T ~ kind friend recommended
him !, NJ. AtLTSs JvG BALSaM He did 50.
.nl ln-e tis,riy co nm need recovering aud y now
shl- 70 ~, na t. business. He says I'm truth
ma,.sy n. saved my LIE NJ. Lawis l. we'll
known 10 nc'nni nj. and the fullest conf ienee may
be placed in his sat-mens IL y fue, therefore, to
she ,fnmnr''y e-p dly tho>e suffering untrr this
terrible ma tty that the falies. pusHeisy he given 10
eu marvellous 'Tat other ia.,srs rnsy ava !
th-m.els-- . ,h remedy VIII pleasure, therefore,
80 refer TO this cure.
Prom our kn,wrd ,c ~ tn merits ~ 'hs excellen'
Bl-sn. -ai WHAT We hear % its merit We think II
ehonli b. ~ .1ce rsei ~ all person. suffering from
q nigh. o, any pulmonar complaint. We hesrths'
many 'ar aisaocee In usumption have been erred
by its ure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

MAGNoLIA WATER delightful toilet
ar',cle-superior to Cologne and At half the
pYlce
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

K-om - Hlr d.. Sf;ntaA, Darahle. Beautiful,
y i al ses,i.-i IL the Word. Si by AL bfaE
s-apitsl4try -tnrr tecp.r-- joins > kHpMEa.
Ssle Pro,ir.ator, ini ,hs-tant ST. Pui.sts qh'a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03


PEKssyLvAHiA OIL Co.-While in Chica>
60 at the beginning Of the week, We visited
the extensive premises Of the Pennsylvania
Oil Co., At No. 23s Lake street, and spent
an hour very pleasantly in looking over the
the very large stock Of the different brands
Of white lead, painte, oils, vsrsishes, vim
dow glass, lamp chimneys, etc, and in
listening to an interesting description Of the
process Of manufacturing white lead BY one
the gentlemen representing the Company.
Their different brands Of white lead have
been introduced in every State in the
Unien, and have everywhere met With .
rapid sale. They are justly celebrated for
their .uper,osisy over those Of other manu-
factories, in regard 70 durability and white.
ness, while paistefs speak in unqualified
terms Of their excellent covering capacitv
and svsnnsss Of surface. They man.sac.
,ure four differsnt brsnds-the "Penusyl>
vauia Oil Company" Badger State"
"Charter Oak" and "Girard." ell Of which
are put up in patent cans, . great improves
cent on the cd styles. Al the Chicago
agency can also b found everything in the
,ne Of paints, oils, vsrni hes, window glass,
and lamp ehinnsys. u The lowest market
rates. Our master painters, and those Of
our @srchaots dealing in painssss' supplies
win consult thsis ewn intsFssb b ordering
kpnm Hhia OnAnnnP
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

u'HIrE WINTER WHEAT FLOUR THIS
W wears harvest. iust ,ev-d r. m ~ Louis, at
johnson Mil. Fhur ior sslr 1t Johns ,ns Flour
.:snd on ady street. aus2-cSt-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

'rwO LOTS WITH HOUSE. BARN AND BLACK
I SNtrh Shop two wells of living water aud
Ci-tera, one hundred Grspe Vines in hne growing
cosditi.,n Ill De aring next year. StaSteG on Ssh
inytnn aud liberty etc. Ia Nitcheife settlement
hsf hoa-s walk from Post Office. For terms apply
ON tho ps-mi~es.
jyi9cSwlms CT Rv-sHNANN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

Such was tn fiDwery land filled with
healing airs and life-preserv ng products,
where Dr. Drake discovered the chief in ere
dents of his wonderful Tonic Medicine
PLANTATION BlrrEss-the enchanted trop
ical island of 81 Croix The PLANrATIoS
BirrgRs, combining all the medicinal prod
uc,s OF that favored CLINE, are. without
d1u,t. the Worlds Great Remedy for Dys-
pcpsia Low Spirits. and all other Stonachic
diff tsulies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

an ACRE FARM OS BRADY STREET, OPPO-
Zu lite New Fair tsronnds Price. S4.As rive az
two aud y hsf lot. will he 80 d If dceiscd.-
Terms one-aalf cash Apply 20
aari-dlf GEO. H. PARKER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03
New Flour Store 1 New Flour.

TH. UNDERSIGNED. HAVING LOCATED A
Z Flour Store Depot on
Cor. bea weeu Sd and Alh ste.
AZ H. Barnett 4 Co = old stand. solici's sh ire of
patronage. A ,ho;ce lot of New Flonr on hsnt
JOHN GOOD,
jy29d0 Proprietor Moline Mis-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

l'o YoUN. LADIES AND MISSES. Apply NJ
L School kss,m lately occ apied by Mise 0iiiis. Sar
.eni III &C.. =, res idence, North Sarxen; R'w.
Instruction Ia Music. MRS. :. T. HEARD.
may2s-sam MISS y. r. ueARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03
Day Bo,rders Wanted.


an DAY BOARDERS CAN FIND ACCoNMO-
datans nj ks-bsek's New Restaurant. Brady
Street, between Sth aud 9TH Street jell-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

Insurance AGENcY.-P b. Harding, ESQ.
established an insurance agency at he cor
ner Of Harrison end Second streets. Our
business community know Alderman Hard
ing TO be . reliable business man, and any
insurance company that he will do business
for ms, rank - A !. Such On one 10 the
State Insurance Company Of eli ton, and
in securing Mr.. Harding as Their agen, the
officers Of the Company have made . selec>
iion ths, will resuls gre .tly to their advan
tsge,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-03

TIT Pc FH0I"u IIKNI
Steals through lh- mtsi o, slAbaster lamps,
And .vers ar is heavy w,lh the breath
bf orange flowers ,hAi bloom
Ip the midst Of roses.