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Mizpards Needles for sale everywhere.

Ia Just received, a fresh lot of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refriger-
ators. beer coolers, brass and enamel
ed kettles, fruit jars of every descrip-
ton, &c, &c. We have the finest and
most complete stock of goods in our
line to be found in the city.
THos, SCANTL1N AZ Son,
Q Main ST., Marble Hall.)
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COAL-YARD.

@IGNEEB COAL-YARD.-PRICkA
TO MUTT THE PEOPLEI will de-
liver the best quality Of RiffshurEaf oal TO
any part of city aisza es2sfs pc oostle4
and also a good quality of PlttsbATg Coke
at I5 cents per bus.ef. ds.iNs TsAl.
coal Office and Yard eoGfser button Ave
nue and Water Street alta es S
a. j. alItH .-0S & co.
iun1S d3m
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"And better had they meier been born
Who read to doubt or read to ScOrn,"
May be those who douht tn g eff
Of Polandis White Pine Compound IN all
diseases for which 1T is recommended.
Read the advertisement. a
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Envelopes.

We are prepared to furnish to bus
ness men Envelopes with printed
cards very cheay.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

tbs splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
World. The only true and perfect Dye.
Harmless, Reliable, instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous Atints.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF Bad Dyes Inyigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and sbeautifuL The genu-
inc is signed Wlidni Il. Bachelor. All 9TH
efs are mere limitations, and should be
miners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New
York
A8- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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NOTICES.
Moth and Freckies.

The only reliable remedy for those
drown discolorations on the face called
Moth Patches and Freckies is PERRY'S
MOTH AND FRECRLE LOTION. Prepared
only by Dr. B. G. Perry, Dermatologist, 40
Bond Street, New York. Sold by ali drug
gists in Evansville and elsewhere. Price
z per bottle. jy2 d3m
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Maloard's HELM Needles, IN Paen
Wrappers, are superior to all others
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THE AFRICAN AMATEURs.-The
concert given by the colored amateurs
at Crescent City Hall. last night, was
not as largely attended as the object
for which it was given merited. There
was, however, a large number present,
including many white people without
distinction of party. The singing was
generally very good The Armada's
Band formed the orchestra, and ac-
quilted themselves with much credit.
They make excellent music.
The gems of the evening were, Our
Way Across the Sea- and Where
Are the Flowers We Gathered at
Morning" both by Mrs. Goodrich
and Miss Morton. Both have voices
of fine compass and good sculture,
and these songs were most artistical-
~ executed, and were received with
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Take none other than Cgarh's Cotton
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RECORDERS CoURT.
ing the unusual excitement of Mon
day, there was a dearth in the Re-
corder's Court yesterday, only one
case being on the docket.
One man who had rejoiced toe ar
IDENTITY over the result of the election,
and was found drunk. He, having
always borne a good character, and
expressing his own surprise at the sit
uation in which he had been found,
was fined one dollar. with 1886 costs.
A porter from a steamboat lodged a
complaint against a passenger, charging
him with threatening his life. 1t APP
pears hat the porter demanded $3.50
for porterage on his trunk, and was in
the act of earring it back upon the
boat, when the man, who did not de-
$ ire to be detained, told him if he
offered to take the trunk he would
shoot him. The porter dropped the
trunk and made for the Recorders
office. The Recorder did not think
there was sufficient cause to hold the
accused, and let him go upon paying
the officer for arresting him, which
was very kind in the man.
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The CATHOLIC PICNIC.-We pre-
sumo it is scarcely necessary to re-
mind our readers. of the Catholic
Picnic at the Fair Grounds on the
Fo urth. From an examination of
the programme we are assured thatit
will be a grand affair in every respect,
and will afford a pleasant day to all
who avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty to enjoy it. No pains or expense
have been spared to contribute to ths
pleasure and ~ediication as well as to
The amusement of those who shall,
attend.
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Oarh's Spool C0tton IS 6 Cord to 80.
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attend.

TURNED OvER.-As a drayman was
driving his dray up the wharf. yester-
day, with a hogshead of tobacco upon
it, the hogshead slipped to one side,
against the wheel, and both dray and
horse, or mule, rather, were turned
upside down, while the hogshead
rolled down the wharf until stopped
by other hogsheads below. The
horse was somewhat injured. We
don't know whether the drayman had
voted against the railroad or not, but
We should suspect he did.
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Ia Closing out my Summer goods
at greatly reduced rates; now Is the
time to get cheap goodsytilf2a all the
Summer stock is closed out.
je29 j. ii. CARLIN, Agent.
Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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H & BRINKMAN,

OHLnOfN q 6nIN NuHNg
Successors to NJ. A. LAwRENcE,
Established in 1881
a W holesaLe and Retail Dealers IN
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE
and a superior quality OF Limestone for
building purposes windo sills,
caps, fronts door stills, &c,
Nos. 100, 1O2, and 1O4 Main Street,
Next TO Court House,
Evansville, Indiana.
mchI4 ly .tHF Uf
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CRop IrEMs.-We made it a spe-

CROP ITEMS.-We made 1t a spe-
cialty. yesterday, to obtain such items
of the wheat crop now being harvest
ed, as would be of interest to our
readers. There were, however, but
few farmers from the country in the
city, all being.now busy in reaping the
reward of their labors. We gathered,
however, information from several
parts of Vanderburgh County, which
is generally favorable. In Scott town
ship there are some complaints of rust,
which has reduced the crop to some
extent, but from Center. German and
Knight, the accounts are very hatter-
ing, the straw being generally heavy,
the heads large and the berry plump
aud we'll matured. In the neighbor-
hood of Patoka, Gibson County, we
have the most gratifying accounts,
the crop being better than has been
reaped for years. One gentleman who
owns a farm in the lower end Of Glib
son, gives an unfavorable report of his
EE
crop. While the straw is heavy on
the ground, and stands as high as a
mans head. the heads arc exceedingly
short and the grain is not fully devel-
oped. This seems to be an exception.
From Posey county we hear ac-
counts that are both favorable and
unfavorable. While some farmers
are rejoicing over the finest crop
they have eyer raised, others
are complaining of rust and vice.
vii, &c. But taking all together, it is
believed the wheat crop in Posey will
be the largest aver gathered there.
I'VE saw q gentleman also from
Southern Illinois, who speaks in glow
ing terms of the crop which is now
aboutharvested. The crop in that re-
gion was never better. K
Capt. John Gilbert yesterday sold,
by Sample, to the Messrs. Iglehart, his
entire crop, of between 400 and 500
bushels at 81 90 per bushel, which is
a good sale.
p
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STOVES AND TINwARE-WhoiesaIe
and retail, at LIB MEsk ER's.
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mh12-3md&w
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EVANSVILLE BUSINESS OOLLEGE

Corner First and ZINE Streets,
5000, EVANSVILLE, ISD.
TULL SCHOLARSHIPS issued for
$50 90.
- All are invited to call and examine our
course of instruction, or send address and
receive by return mail College Circular,
with specimens of Penmanship and Flou-
rishing. l.. s.. MAYFIELD, 4.
ljan28 d6m i1t @'i Principal.
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COMING SOUTH.
Terre Haute and indianapolis.
r R HAUTE.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM ~v1NCENNEs.
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'lark' 5 Spool Cotton is the best.

Olark : opoOt Cotton Is lne pest.
Bg- Merchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street.
mars If SMITH 4 DARLING.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

A Radical exchange in spesking Of the
defeat 81 p. T. BArnuu, The gssse side>
showm man. in the recent Connecticut cleo
ton, saps:
"The defsss IT Basnua destroys On our
most ardsotlv ehssiahsd hopes - he or
ganizstion Of happy family in Congrcse.
he nigh. have ssgsgsd Detlss, tbe jaekal,
Schsack, tho rass- horse; 0ssvshs. shs ny
ena aud other Congressional animsls. But
this frssh Geld Tor Barnum's usefulness 10
closed against him. aod he must 60 on to
tho end ignobly exhibiting fat bsbiss,
bearded woupsa. intslligsnt scala. sagacious
mica, and California beats. Or IL be YEA
lies in thls trsad>mill Of the farley family,
hs may ,vy HE hand At another exhibition
Of gigassic bull.ffogs, IKE that which prov
ducsd such ssnsatioe and terrible bellsw>
ings 10 New York during the ell Of
1888
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

The Springfield, Massachusetts, Rrubli.
can has contempt for the fimsy excuses
invented by its parsisAns. = csvsr up the
many defeats experienced oil over the
country, on the 6sss Monday In April Il
says The chief thing proved sby Mondays
elections everywhsss, 10 that The Democrats
&c party obssinatsly refuses 70 die end BE-
dsesntiy buried" The old party 10 recsiv-
Jog new vitality, and a"still lives.' Il will
bs extensively heard from II October nett
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~
One Of The most intelligent writer's ard
speakers among our educated eolored resi>
dents, Prof. Howard Day, has recently re-.
turned from ar extended trip through the
South, made in his official capacity o.. Sec
Rotary Of the American and Esglsh Freed>
mems Commission. From him We learn
that the physical condition Of the former
slaves i very bad, but in the midst o. their
destitution and in the face Of . possible fate
worse than death itself, they are hopeful.-
He entertains . firm conviction, based on
careful observation, that their political con
dition Il fast improving. and that the old
time prsjudices against the class are disap-
pearing. Mr.. Day 10 particularly Impress
ed by the presence Of the colored schools
which are erected asd 10 operation in many
parts Of The 6srth, and sess in the rsadi
ssas With which The uhias population satss
Into Tie esw syseeo . un0st h0peohl and
pseoisine sim. The 0ooDbliAhaaas Of .
naa1onal ssAo0 u WsGAinelor. desetsd %.
eluJlvely q de edUntio6 u negroes. aad
The seooshahlo ease q the founding Of .
coloesd echool b Rev. d.. Greatly, q Pes
tssBbssg. vlsGiaia. (fssnssly bittss and
uaseopeD0ietng ssbelD psoducsd n No.
pssssisa upea him: o. re mos, favorable
kim.
1hssglsiss II Pfd Day 10 vsfih lnvs
ing. He = D ed1ses1 man. with I'll ne
marks sf easts upon bin, devoted to the
intsrseea q ~ rase, peju1iced asaiose thsis
spprssgusS, .sses saSss 10 bis denunclasiou
Of ~ sosskea ose1sr e the oid maessss
eed . iair expooent Of the people. Men
York Times.
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NJ. OeAeoclxs Rulnonlc Syrup.
~ osoa ne1Dens eosed ps. J T.. oeAsaek, tbs
rropeieSos, Il Pulnoeasy Ceesu0ptioo, Who's =
Nd ssouaoA ~ 1lese fssnl4able aapsces "a y1ee
spsedv 6111 upps1fsd to - inevitable. Ms ph1si-
- ps01606eo1 ~ eeeo ineussb1s. v1ea b con-
no4eea ~ - ~ THE snpae but powerful ssnedy.
Hia health Vas restored b very shost tine, end NO
roeo1d - - olDeaeo - besa 0lUso1eeded, fos ell
~ sYWplp0s quietly dieappeafds sd hh pssssns
WIGHT q 0use sAao two hoadfed pOpe0s.
elnes bic recovery, be has devoted hs etteAtlon
exc1sslvsey 10 the cure Of COnsumptda, go the dis
eeece which are USUALLY complicated with II, and the
cures effected ~ his medicine have been very nu
0seouo md tsulD wUoderfhl Dr.. Schenek makes
professional visits 10 several Of the larger sitee
weekly. whsse he has . large cOncOusse Of patients
and itie truly astonishing 10 pGos consumptives
that have 70 be lifcdou OF their carriages. and In
few month";. healthy. sObust pefsoas. Ma, stssNexs
PUlAosIc SruuP, SEAwKEp TonIo, and hAsDaAEu
PGlas eeoesal1y an required In curing consunp
t1eA. Full diFeelions aeeompsny each. 90 that any
Oue can take then without eeeing DR.. 1chenck, bat
whom II Il couvenieut Il 10 bet ~ zee him. lie gives
advics free, hat for thorough examination with his
Reepir0metef his ~ r. tAsee dOllars
Please observe, Whon porchasne, that the ~ like
of the Doct0e-onc when In the lest stage Of
Consumption, and the Other he nov u, Il perfect
heallh-ose on the Government stamp.
Sold BY all druggists and dealers: Price, u 80 pss
bottle, OF $1.r per half Aosc1. Letlete for edv'ce
GAouh always be dlreclsd - Dr. eeAeeeke Principal
Once. No. IS North etA Sweet, Phl1AdelpAA. p.
General Wholesale A0eaeos John D. pnfk, OIncln-
natl. Ohio; Walker : Taylor, Basnham van
echnaek. Chicago, M. cellfns Bfss,, %. Loaie, No.
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npeat Exeasesaene-Rsw In .
Church.


No Little slis end excitement hAs been
eccadonsd by Iiscourss 10 The German
Evanseiical Church Told Bsptss church
building), last night, by Rev. VIM. Kemp
meier, pastor Of the church, in which 10
severely criticised some n the sstoss in the
late German Embellishments q Hsss's- Hall.
Il appears that the Rev. NJ X. had invited
the congregations Of other German churches
in ths city 70 attend, alec the Tusnveesin
Society. many az whom were prsssat.-
When the epsakef sslssssd 70 he thsaasi.
cal performances Il the Hall, his remarks
w.ss % oGsasivs 10 many pssesat that IN
atteapt Was made By es0s q the Turosss
20 taks hin ftoo the pulpit b. Sbsco, but
they were prevented BY others standing in
the vay and resisting. In the meantime
The widest e2eitse1set prevailed; men
cusssd, wonss sssesasd, and Sos tsme
bloodshed sesusd inssliahjs. Finally Rsv.
Mr.. Obsrmann sucossded in being heard
and restored ssdss b . few wsll.timsd re-
marks. Thus ths trouble IVES aveslsd for
To-day Nj. r. secsivsd . written notice,
purpettiug V come frem the Tssnsrveesin,
waroine hin y lssvs The city in twenty
fous heprs. H vent before The Mayor in
esnpaoy wish Nv. r. Plepgea0 asa ~Ass
gtss6dA sski6g Deeteetien, ~ - ~ oGssal
was nss sisssd BY any6sdy the Mayor
could net take any legal steps 10 the mat
- 84s b.
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l'io1' '"e oo~ls~'s ~P
About two months ago. . young nan
from central Ohio located in New Albany
and engaged in the business Of coal dealer.
lie secured board in the house Of . rsspsc.
table widow lady, where he enjoyed ell the
comforts OF home. The lady had one
daughter young. fascinating, md hand
some. TIE many charms Of the widows
daughter won upon the susceptible heart Of
the ycung man and he became deeply On
amored, and he laid siege to the iady's af-
fcctions After brief c0uEtship. The lady,
unable to longer resist the eloquent plead
ing Of the young Ohioan, surrendered 1t
discretion, and the two were united in the
holy bands of matriaony, amidst the con-
esatulaeieos Of relatives and friends. Ev.
ssythiug moved alag plaAaAnily until abese
week ego. vhea ~ ypu1g bneb9p6s
sueeieioa was sosaoed ~ ototS&U1Y &C.
dsoe q h,s pilk, MT, lovieg tsa1ssly bod
truly. - be ~, - keps - suspts(oS u
himself end appasently ell posoed "a ploao>
entity. A tsip 70 Enropo ms planned and
ogseesoAieen foe ~ oous vere nade. Sew
esai days 60 h len hene fee Co)unbus, o !.
tsll1nR ~ Vi(e 30 IA 49, lousseaet 40
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e0LT0N'S SttfeT FlAvo0S.
Of CAslce RFoass, Spices. etc.
DeNe6osse. SCsr6etlv Posse, oseb ~
lEsrScOelsd 0eressOtA.E
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TnY THEM.
Their greet 00ceuo = dmply6 ooauss 'sono. ehso =
ne ovannty = m0so ~ eQeal . ~ oe1naey ~
vesine Extfaet" cd 0sy aee The
TRUE RlCE EEAIOR or xHB k4C75B.
those Who 1QelPo the Nest
&c. - It 49, oupss1oe 1avoes
These who wish q Rse0oouo0oe
Seek them loe their great strsn6lA.
UBALERO Tn8B18 T1l1l0 oAkM VIM THo0i
LOVERS OF CHOICE RLAvOnl IN CITIES :
eUMNn4 014ONB, And sNvBRG.
WHkn3, SEEK TmGRl
References h 1e9e ~ ele-1atRo6uced In 1S0es-
Governors from each Of the New England etotoe;
Pyofe. sore. Iitsrasy and Business men, known IN
over the United States; Leading Hotel PrOpsietoss,
and dealers who seek the best Bee circular u rcSss
ences.
Sold Nv Grocers and Druggists.
Coitons Fine Toilet Artieles, Ne. !, 9 and
8. and Tonic Eiieer, and all kis prepora
tions. are sold By
HARRISON & sTAH1ze. end PARKS HOMER.
Davenport. Iowa.
t'hieaeo wholesals Agesea, YUIA1R. FINCH
FULLER, - Msr1st street. hi an Ca1too's PBepGeo
tious; BOWEN BROWN, Lake stysst. Tor eelse
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PaossDcn ~ faur.-Ms. KasGman, the
vi kuovo hostieultusiol q tie plass, says
Snabkh1 = As - pespesA for : good
llSit 81 & tlis rOgi1a III iAsss has been
~ AiWS6 ysass. he NE 10 bs6 exsain>
ed ths buds Of apple. plUm, pear asd cherry
trees. aad gssps vines, end 0ads them all
perfectly oouad. The budo u the small
f.uiis are alss, uninjassd, cad will produce
an uaseually hsAvy crop. he attributes
the sound csaditisn ofthe trees and buds
10 tho fact that the early ftosts last fall kill
ed the leaves. and stopped the flow Of the
sap. - we'll - the swelling Of tho buds,
thereby putting the tree In . condition
which made il Withstand the rigorous
weather without injury. Another reason
is, that there WAS no warm weather during
the winter 10 start out the buds. The same
may be said Of the present. spring. The
warm weather, backward though il has
been, has bv IL delay really insured the
prospect Of . heavy fruitags and abuadsut
vintage. We are glad to hear Of the. cheer
ing prospect, and hope that the same good
tale will come from all fair lowa land - De-
XOtnee Reeisfer.
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Aeessding r. tie. Mn. Osbs, Nm. Perry,
the President and the dsvil. ass net q sAs
bottom Of this gordon busioess. but mainly
rad calism.
Tas following u list II Naysrs elected
In various wisssasia cities. Dsaocsats
are marked thus,
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The Rure1xa Dracl N1acAlno
Males ~ splsndIA MA pse hsur. Win only nine
men and oas pair Of hosees; o. S.sso per hour y
steom power. Has 10 cOmp)o3 machinery TO - GET
ting oca % Grasr o. beeahng down. M greet siSns
plicity I'D marvellous p0Wur eao0a0A tn appeoval
81 every expert. Of sight
We challeaee The world b produce ~ eQual.
- SatiafAeeao0 auasantsed % Ill pusehaseea
-AB2A4 R3ouA oeAesA Aesnes Ne. u! 4eead
l ,YO4 NO1g-nD4DNlON % INCOgT1NDNC4
SuAA4 tsaeAtun h1Aamstoua q slessasoa q
gands. stone h As hleddes. calculpe gyavsl eich
duet lepoe - oh 6iSeasss Of the e06dss. kdneys
end drUpdeGl ewellnas, [d&w1y
UsH HslximD's FUN ExuAef BuCou.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS. These Pills are safe and
sure. They are prepared By process which secures
all tho best qualities Of the herbs Of which they are
composed, without any Of their bad. They benefit In
all cases, and do harm In none.
See b. Brandrcthi Is IN white letters on the Cove
ment stamp.
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The ground On which usv islands NE
Aseshant's Exchaogs in London, 10 vslss1
~ a, 0O0, 600.
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00eA1(G1 y &c.

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DOUhoedC y 49,
~ sp,seaiA - b550 - ~ $50 vssaA-
H ~ szus - tI6iSsos Dyi-l5seb. 1sn&
~ lnsAaneaaesne. No Nsapoelnoasnt Ne sade
sl6asGhsa. 1E1eusa - = 6ota Hsnsolssns
u sobd6 a Bed Dysa lnviasesAss Ne hais. 1ssvine
isssAnA hsanai6sl. - gsna1ns = dUDeo Wnben
4. D1sensaus. An sthsn ~ 0as s1haneses. nd
sAsslA - svoldsd. eeod by u Dslegislsssd PessS-
0sfS. FACTORY d Dae6,ay sossst, Xew York.
a. n2wAA8 o. a OOUNx14H LI.
RNvHDLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
q beoA es1eas - QAnootD'o 1uDaACs Bucar. II
Wtll give 0siak onA 0sekJlie lSeSinGp, end enable
~ e0SsSSP 49, ksS.--e--0
LAsw can ssesave abp& Il Dr.. velpss's Pulls BY
neIl 0eied fsoa the 80 q Tie pahts. By saslssng
- 49, snAss $1,000 s6apS = \. y. Ma
oonnna 49,, IL
1Ak4 10. fQ14 U111AAsANT AND IN
0A11 4BnD640os1oe Olp6G6e - 1anoesyos
a1DooDeo. uoe HslnpuGois kxsnACs Duuu A1p In
pooSsD As0 WAsa.I = 81 t0seoo0ay
ESxE Ssests g ~ F2ss ~ No.
49, 1ANDash xnan1 lUquurcIs1srn fdAW
2ylfA19D AAYps An tt0 5tn4 xItA e,
= ~ 3 60 y &c - & ~ -
W9wlla6. D iAai jsa 81 = 10y ~ p
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TsI 0snnAxe il New Yea ~ IL he
Vusshass OfiAssf beer BY ~ beg - oesur>
a., end meet On. Sunday - drink II. So
they ut round the EXCISE law, end getting
their tippls cheaper than they used 10 at the
oaloons. drink more than before.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

tbs New York Gazette has the following
about the family that owned the Lindell
House mot quite year ago M. Henry
Ames died il ST. Paul, Mimi, Of paralysis.
lie len ~ hotel 70 his only son, lad Of
seus - - twelve yotss, wkile bic vito ssd
dsueheef Wese saeA prosidta 9Th thaeAt
some fortunes. Many Of our young ladies'
Of this eity viii ssnembss Nlas Amse. Who
was educated ~ one Of our fashsoaabls up
town boarding schools in 1884. Mr.
Amcs accumulated HE vast wealth by filline
large government contracts during the war
he being engaged in the pork packing bus.
iness. He vas in company with bis broth
Mr.. Edgar Amcs, who still carries on thu
business. Mrs. Edgar Ames 10 said to b
the fines, looking woman in st Louis. The
loss Of the hotel. though serious one, does
not impoverish the family"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16

A boy named Eehrain White met With
ed accident In Buflingtss he ssAee day
Re was singing afeund . hsssepowee end
Sy . hn bssaGs satanglsa a0seg The -
chinssy, end hss 1se. near bic aockle. wss
% badly broken that The boss prossuded
thesugb Bile sesckisgs. The dsetes Get il
and the Toy seemed - bsas The affliction
with wonderful monlineoo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-16
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