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the STEAMSHIP JAVA.

Bosroy August Is, 1857.
TIE Essmshp Java, which arrived A. Halifax this
morning and sailed again for Boston Is due here c-mor
row afternoon in time for her mats and the despatch
bag OF the Associated Prcss to be forwarded by the
evening train for New York.
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Tus foxDoy Moxxy MARxKr.-LoSpov. Auaust ls-
Evening -Consos elT for money. American securities
closed a. the following rates Erie shares AK: Illinois
CentrAs Tx; United States $685. TAX; Atlantic and
Great Western arm q 22k.
Tns CONTINENTAL BouRsEa -FRASxroRr, August Is
Evening. Tho market for United stalss nve-twSnty
bonds 10 fiat No transactions have been effected.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARxrr.--ILvERroot. August IA
Evening cotton market, under the favorable ad.
vices from Manchester closed Armer with advance
have reached IL 900 bales; middling uplands l0s.d
eniddnng Orleans, lid.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurvs MARREr. -Idvxnpoor- August
N3-Even,ng. Tho market closed quiet Corn has adj
vanced 20 asa %. per quarter for mixed Western.
wheat 13s Sd per csntaL Barley, b. per bushel
LIyERrooL PRovrsoEs MARKxr-Lvssroot, August
fs-kysning The market is firm. Cheese has ad-
vaaoed 70 b2a Cd. per cwt. for middling American.
Beef has advanced 10 1858 Sd per Dbl for extra prime
mess Lard has declined 3D. since the last report and
h now quoted at 4sA 3D. per cw Pork quiet al los Cd
Tor sxus prime mesa Bacon Cumberland cut, $ls per
owt
LlvsRroot Paopucs HAaKrr-Lrrsroot, Augusti3-
hvsnine.-Ihs market for articles OF American produce
10 quiet snd steady and prices without material alter
alton. Iailow, however, has declined 3D. per cwt and
linsesd OIL los per ton. The authorities quote
fcIews:-hosin, Is 3D. per ewt for common, and l3s
~. "a. for standard white. TaiIow, 4ls Cd per ews
Ashes 3ia Per ewt for pots Spirits tsrpenns ass 3d
per cwt. Clover sssd, Ala per cwt FOR Americas red
Ois-Lssesd, fsp ios per ton whale Gag sperm 1ls
Linssed CAKES fi0 per ton or thin obong for feeding
css Cd. per cwt, for Calcutta
LoHpos hARrns-Iomos, August 1s-Eveuins. -
Sugar quiet A. 2zs Cd per cwt No IL Dutch san.
Aard. Iron, 63s. for Scotch pig. mixed pumbers
TuB PxrRoLsun MARkrr-ANrwERp. August l9--Evsn.
tne.--Petroleum u nrmer, and prices have advanced
W t3f per barrel Tor PsansylvAnia and Canada white
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Chinese Merchants Refuse NIaximilian's
Coinage.
LONDON, August 13-Evsning.
Among the general items OF from shanghae, is
stated that the Chinese merchants refuse receive
sursncy Mexican dollars coined during the reign Of the
aats Emperor Macmillan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-14
THE COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-sAsssypreY ssascs


ImpOTTHnt DecIsJ0h IN BuhKfupfcy.
Before Judge Blatchford.
IN The Natter Of William D. HiR.-Au elaborate
opinion yesterday rendered in this by Judgs
Blatchford The petitioner bankrupt and on the
meeting appointed for the creditors OF them sp-
peared through their attorney not having their deba
proved; and II appeared that counsel lsd with tho Re-
gser preliminary objections 10 the proceedings on BE-
half Of each Of the creditors for whom be appeared.
The bankrupt then died written paper with the Regis
ter ana moved to strike out their objections An en-
haustive decision was rendered, fully reviewing each
dstinc, objection OF each OF the directors and deeIdns
the questions at issue separately.
Service Of Notice Of First nloerlng on Forclga
Creditors-Sixty Days Allowed.
IN the Matter of julius Heya Voluntary Bankrnps-
In this case yesterday Judge Bstchford confirmed ne
order Of the Register.
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JAPAN.

The American Comm crcIai Marine DinicnIfy.
LONDON, August l3 1867
The iatsst advicss received from Japan Shanghae,
report that the OF the ship Anna Kimba, Captain
Williams which was seized for lnfraction Of the
ercla treaty between China and United States has
bses Satisfactorily settled.
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OBITUARY.

Jsdse James Armstrong. Of PENNSYLVANIA.
wniiAxsronr, Pa, August Ia, 1891
Judss Ismss Armstrong died hers to-day. aged sew
emit. -FOUR years He was the most distinguished Nom
ber of ths bar In this part Of PsansyvsnA Tor long
tins On the bench Of tbs Supreme Court on his stass
aad sw fcsty ysArs never missed Ssruh lyoemsss
eevAVs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-14

Gavtbaldl Employed Agaiust the Pope.
FLoRHNos August Ia. 1857
General Garibald ID known 70 DO at Sienna. where. it
as said he s actively engaged renewing his prspara
sions for The movement Rome, which to have
been attempted last month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-14

July, arrived u this port to-day. the wsy 70 Liver
pool
QussxsTows August IL The lsman- steamship
City OF Boston, Captain Leoh which left New York
the ID Of August arrived a. this port this afternoon
the gay TO Lyerpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-14

Sentence OF n Kerry Captain.
DusLIN. August Is, 1857
Captain Moriarty the leader OF the Fenlan rising In
Kerry. has been sentenced 70 Imprisonment fot term
OF Ten ysAfs
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ROBBERY AND NCENDlARIsM.
,->~~~~~>~>>>e~~~>~~~
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

NORTH WRENrHAN, Mass August Is, 1881 I
O'Clock r. H.
There has been great excitement caused In this town
BY the robbery 10 midday Of the dwelling house ~
Messrs. Chadbourne q Perry, extensive farmers u
3li0O in bank notes and S. 900 In government boaAs,
After Tho robbery the house was set on are anl
damaged 10 the amount OF IS, 900
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The Emperor,. secretnry.

The Oyane de NdmMr OF tho 8lst July, states that
the family Of H. Eon private secretary OF tho Emperor
Maximian has received letter announcing that he as
well as number Of civil and military functionaries,
have been imprisoned in the city Of Mexico by order
Juarez All communication with the prisoners Ia pro.
hibited. The letter is dated the 9th Of June.
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REGISTRATION IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., August Ia 1887
Tho number registered to-day was 600; OF whom Ire
were white, and sl2 colored.
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National Horse Fair NJ Buffalo.


The opening race OF the National Horse Fair vas
great success The sky rather overcast with Clouds
but no rain fell and the trace In splendid order
The attendance very great there being over I've
thousand persons inside the track and large number
OF outsiders The 1rst for horses that had
made mile 10 less than $50. milo heats The nrss
premium was $500 Fourteen horses were entered aud
thirteen started Seven heats tro,ted; mile heats
best three In dvs Amber won tho are, premium Cat.
tarsugus Chief the second and Prince the third Tine
2:tZ, TASK, 242x 24fz, 2aif, 2A0, AL
The second race for horses that never beat 80
premium q, $50. mile heats, best three In ave- Ten
horses were entered and nine started sir beats were
ro,ted when the conclusion Of the race was postponed
until tomorrow account OF the dsrrness Mcclellan
won Two straight heats, May Queen one aud halcomo
The time " the elk heats was 2J0t, 1884,
AJAX, 2:36H, 2:S5k, AJAX
The first horses wers called 10 the stand Al hat-past
two ~, and the last race was postponed ct hef.psst
seven r. NJ Tbs races were very exciting, end large
sums Of money changed bsnds. Confdepcc the favor
te for the hAlf-past two ocook rscs vss wbdraws ~
the close Of the fourth heat.
The premiums offered for 70. morrow amount 10 the
aggrsgas 10 5000 The af viii be foe horses Tia,
never beat Z lo rwsivs horses are entered. 10 the
second rscs Dexter rou against hn best hms--2 IL
vI,h one running horss |" push hiu, Tor purse Of
$4,000.
ils aod pssssc order hm sssa ~ Or prwsrsa ..
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=, DE-, kennedy's Dlsrrhes Cordial, -Oae pefs
Na will family In sickness or In health shou1
have bottle Of III every traveller by lard Or by wate.s
co, u Park row; r. & WELLS CO., las Fulton sirssV
ana O. n CRrTTENToN - sIrih aysnus n. r. A. rsts1-
hv drftOo Drice
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fD; D. $50 iSssytss ta. IHIsIzf@
sExEpf g:ss i1ysrdly Ey Yea Ages" 49,
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Tro,tins on the Saratoga Agricultural Fair
Grounds.

OsFOW00H.
SARATOGA, August 49, 1867.
trotlng match for $1,000, mile heats best three In
Ave Ia harness. or this afternoon tho half mile
track OF the Agricultural sccieys Fair Grounds, be-
tween @ Dunn's b. b. Tom Hampton and ,. Towers
m. Mohawk Maid. Tom Hampton was the fsvorite st
800 SO and he the first heat In 4s, and the
second in 3d. disanolng tho mare 10 the second heat
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Omclnl Proof from Paris.
STE1NWAY SONS TRIUMPHANT.
STEINwAYA SONS enabled positively 10 announce
"" The FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL FOR
AMERICAN PIANOS.
this medal being distinctly CLASSIFIED FIRST, all ethss
American exhibitors. In proof of which following
OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE
Of the President and members OF the International
Musical Instruments Is annexed:-
'Je csrtihe que premiere nedae pour plaaos
Americans etc donnee n Iunanimit6 a Mr. Stcn Way
par Jury de Imposition Internalousie Glass TO- pre-.
mere 10 lste.
lie President
GEORGES KAsTNRR. AMBROSE TuOMAA
ED HANSLICR. r. A. GEvAERr
TRANSLATION.
certify thai the frst gold medal for American Papos
has been unanimously awarded TO Mcssr Senwsy By The
jury OF the International Exposition.
FIRST on the list IN class X.
MELfNEr,
President Of international Jury
GsoRcEs kAsrSsR.l MEMBER
AmBRofss THonAs, Of the
Ed. HArsLfcE, Internau0uA
r. A. GEvAERr, JURY.
The original certificate, together With the ocal
logue OF awards" In which the of sTETNWAY =
SONS recorded 6rst the list be WARE
ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR OF STETNWAY HALL, aov
numbers 100 and III East Fourtsenth New York
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prsmldm. lSs No Is s.s:Sw.S ~. ssss
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ExgecI!Isn .Ua!ysr.sIIe,. Paris, 1851.

awarded eighty two omretors, the highest prsmu
gold medal, FOR the psrfecion q SEWING xsshnss snA
Ocia list OF awards And fao emile ~
medal al WHEELER 4 WILSON'S.
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EsT s SIS "a ;sssS: s s an duo
81
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A LADY or Vndoubted ChevwlcaI skiI1 m,

receni u perfected HEFxEiER's LIE ron fAE Hkik
IL positively restores gray hair 70 Its original color asl
youthful beauty; delicate dressing impsrts life growth
and strength 10 the weakest HAIR stops It's falling q
Sold by all druggists sshlonabe hsirdressers aal
~ my '"N'' ' SARAH A. CHEvALrEn, n D.
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5000 rs.sss St ::s:s,:..,s !! Ns s:s,.a
q. I'M D. xktrv, az ytssAwsS
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~, sss "sy e.. I.,s e 81 s.S
BARNES, ~ Park rov.
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store No 10 Union square, fhursday the 18Th ins wi
public invited 70 cali and examine this mportul
well As The richest stock OF goods In the country.
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doisrs and cents MRS wiSsLSw's so6fHiSU sYRuK
for all diseases with which children sscted wortk
the stomach and bowels cures wind collie and cafieA
the infant safely through the critical period of tsshaG
" MRS wiNsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP, M
having tho stnie OF Curtis Perkins on the oualnw
NrAppar. All others are base limitations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

The Ohie State Asfssultoral Ea1s ulll b
~ q Dsytsa 10 espesuses. An ssesancs
ne srs abolished, and esosetition 3 open
% the weld.
A Ssushssn farnes advlsss he ~ Il ~
ssn>Aswer a green fsddsr fr hsrsSs
end nulss. He nys IL wilt yield GgAs tsds
u fodder to the mere, and - Gates nil
ssidity. f
The Illinois. Legislature has enaslsd :
prohibition on Canada thistlss, and pre<
vided fns Of e4OO for whoever brings ths
seed into the State, and IS for the pes
son who allows the plant to remain ON HE
land stes ssf =
The Ovid On ~ Bee announces the
death Of old Henry Clay" which occurred
on Sunday afternoon, April 22d, At the sla
bic Of John T. Smith, Lodi, Seneca county,
At the advanced age Of fosty>thres years.,
seven msnshs and some. days. Ho was the
oldest living stallion known, and high up in
the celebrities.
An exSh6nge says: "kast 9nmmsr. with
two boys. Is and 20 years old. and two
tears, NJ. Washington Bfookss Of Water,
ford; Blaekhawk county, Iowa, raised l.76O
h0shso6 efwhest, 900 bushels ofeosn, brolls
forty acres. puS up two miles Of three
board fence, puS ont three acres Of
aapls grove, and :eultivated IN orchard,
etc" SLIT 1rs
A nan from vssmoat lstsly sold 70 some
siiiasns Of FsaRklin Co., O.. what pusported
70 b . nu0ber ~ SpanisA Mesine SNus. The
citizens were proud Of their priss, until the
6rst rain that came washed OF their hue.
end they proved to Be ordinary white
''sesses." The enterpfising .vermonter 10
q present !. a. Ohio Jail.
Ths amount Of capital iavssssd Ii the
dairy business Il Ohio y = inased at 1264,.
e2S. $50, Of which the co rs, At $50 each
amount to e24.5l6.750; the land, Il $50
each. amount y e3-7.l0l. 100 teans and
,mpleosots, ta3.0l1 900. In 1868 the
number Of nilsh oows in Ohio was 696, 1897;
he batter prodsct, 1864, S85 pounds, end
the cheese product, 16.940,2l pounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

BAHKnuPrcY.-Ths rules aud oydess In
bankruptcy are not yet pubaishsd. The
Judges declined to accept the rules submits
ted to then BY M. Jenckes until they hsd
materially changed, and they rejected nearly
all Of the forms which he had prepared -
Clinton Rice, Esq, of New York. who has
been labcring day snd night % clerk to the
Judges in this work, has been authorized By
them to publi h IN edition Of the rules,
With Gel Of forms which will probably be
adopted next winter. With some modification.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Al don't b. sofrowful dsrlipg, 80
And don't be sorrowfnl, pray
Taking are rear. together. e
There isn't mora night as.
re rainy weather. - darling.
Timr's vavea ssey haze heavily run
But sshins ~ yeaf sogeshes ~ dess.
The,s - { more cloads than sun.
y. ~ old folks now. my darling.
cur beads are grosing gray;
And the time Of ear IL coming, my deer.
You viii always iind TIE May.
ne have he'd our May. my dssiing,
Add eur roses long ego;
Z And the time Of year i coming, my deer,
For the silent sight and SNOW.
40 eeA N0~esny 1rit~4y I'LL
OF night . WeIl . day.
~ g - - ses. Nat g ga g
Aas, 0sl - s,s 49, IT Suene-
WeDo oafoS ~ 1eoo. - -
4hs ~ III lssds ~ = Il - wife,
Il - eass thA isAR y NJ. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

HARTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY
Z. slaaeoosG Z co.,
Autnal Dene1t Lie Inc. Cenp'g,
Assses. o.oooy 600.
Continental Fire las. Company,
Assess. 81 -. 80.
Security Hire lns. Company,
Assets. 81, SIS $50.
Insurance 20. = North lmsFieas
{ Assesss oa.soo. soee.
Lorlllard Fire Insurance Go J,
Asssess u 49,, So. M
Hesth Aaee1eoo rleo lnss Ce0'If
~ aAesso9 os0oy0oo.f
u ns1io 4lro 16SHance O.
- ~ AssS1Ss esee.see M
TfAvslef1' 11s. Co. q Chicago
1aeaeA Aeise (I.naial Aee1Sshess
slsess1s1Ss1aa 80. g.. =. ! 4
once No. ~ DsaAy 0erees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

The CiraRo F4unccda. = nhwno1, nre..
eSan4 - Le0s6 = O4n61s4 , DosoD - shoes lha
nave hseoae ~ - vusy - ssaeA . wsarine, and
afe RESTORED eOa perfect end pansn{ black win a
Iaaeae end 70 The ladIeeit
VI! hOs ~ or VIM We. ARO eusn. fHR sKsnse
;Xravenng Hays. Trunks, Carr.inre
- G3COD ~ NRw. W ~.
L.dis: and Children can drsss their own bocts with
neyer be without euppiy oft In the house
AK your shoe dealer for H.
D.F. BROWN CO, Proprietore, Manufacturer.
Office. llaH Milk etreet. Boston oct3idfv
For sale By PARKS 3 HOSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29


Warning, sesrehinS and SEC Vo can b. taken b. -
oidlst pcrsou or vouugeet child.
nyou have Cold. II ever slsght. do not fail -
give the Balsan trial. the vcsy low pfiee ct which
iesscd bsiros u IL Tho soach o1evosy a. ehas IN
may awnys Keep Il eonvesieot ~ -.
The timely uee Of Is cent bo4tle win 011ea prove
u to be worth ous hundred tmea - eQDe.
0Aw1g. 0o1d ny al dsQg8loon.
ptyOKRL q 8kNDEI Pr0nsra Nev Yoss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

fgoNrI ANf n FftfN II WI =. 81
SPERMA1 ORaHEA. CT Seminal ctafi'y,
asfsaaed by aisa, daily ierres ssr'er @ a.
ally caused assrarcses'a character; psop'5 ser
ssene which eonsqu'ee q
ssarahsse 10 SPECIFIC PILL contains Hereurs
ira. CaasasA. any ajurieas isrsvdirs Used IN con
ju,.sIsa visA he nvv>s.asanrs. II viii
~ rs 10 al eases ssposes<y Eaesssess
cz A NEW TREATlsE -
sissg yscisens aud -snpss~s % sAxuAL
DEBILITY wibe mslei fire. 10 ali saSses Of either
Pssrs q PR S. by mail sa b. prrs
ss end vha-sae THE rvurrisssr >. vSsNt Hss IA,
= CO.. 70 vh4a srdss sAssd - addressed.
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Private Comsnl1a1 iOne.

11W~WO OOuuWu9
At THE 0ALENfC MIDI.
II CAL lNSTUTE, IN Concert
"a Hail Bic IL, near III. Post VI
A ~ Ace. ~. Pam. Minnesota.
WN ~ eDDILs only regular chartered
~ <sAAS eeosDasy u the t1n1 IN shs wesS
MW&sSE3/&Sin ehssoe % sc9uaas gusessn, .
an ogeduAss 81 shs Msd1eai college
" % Ohio.
~ 4<U y43E6Eu OoaSaDesssAl CoosulsAssoOe,
M Ge5X4s 80 epsvmstersio % OF sssnina0 Oshsl /,
NAN481&N0 ~, estvese Dsssasss, vsmals Com
plaeuta 49, pesssaamv - ~ lssess. A. Nissevsssf
Medisse eoDAlet On ~ shove diseases a.
large peess. go Gsvlag TN sent - suy
Isodss1e on seeelpe ef1 esotC
70 LADlee.-A psmphiss u spss1al irpostanss 30
Married. Lo1ss ed sshsss y scaled sNss.pe 60
scsssoe % eee0p. Dteess s11Rlssesse % Tua OAAcs
lsesSsusns ~. bs0a. MISS. aueis-de v1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29
LOOK HEREi
SMITH THE AATTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD

TUX VI AND UPWARD
CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad ard busly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen of standing,
HATS that give . look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding. driving.
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic MO and excursions,
HATS fos holidays' diversions;
HATS that stand all kind Of mauling,
HATS for every sssSsAsd calling,
HATS. cor travelling, sperting, sailing,
HATS greass-proof. in storms unfa,ling.
HATS air>chambereS. Smith's lining,
HATS with which to cot shine 10;
HATS Of many shapes uncomuuu,
HATS admiycd BY lovely woman
HATS with which . room to enter,
HATS Tor scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles fos pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing cAstoss
HATS oft sent hundred miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh Cor,
HATS that even babies cry for
HATS for lsndsmen and for sailots,
HA s that grace the work for tail6rs;
HATS that would saint cntice,
HATS, prime Hats, at any price!
HATS THAT II HATS
at 9na1t11'9
Sign Of Black Rear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29
BANKING AND RxonANce
BOYD BROTHERS.
BANKERS { BROKERS,
81 CLARK ar,

- 49, a IN SIs
- 80 s'.sssss.. s.....ss.ss.....Il Iii.
Dealers In CovoSnment oocu.
rstic0, gold silver, Canada
ponk-ncte0 and compound
!nsc!estnotes. pattlo0lav oes
sontlon given to orders FOR
!-SO's, 5-2o's, iC-4o'0 and m
segitimato stock and oonoo.
oankors ind Merchants can
always voiy On obtaiulne the
hsghest naske price,
a 133asaf g ncVA = ca street.. .
= esese - ". = OoseaAveo. kresjaena Of n
80 MeslcnaI Ihnk. CHE Asis-dila
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

TnaAsUnsa's Ovs9csSl
NAsauasssa, Marcl ~. isss,
Mssses. 2. I. WAisAos 6 % II - ven 80
Guaioeel MIR 1evssal q ~ lee1ioG eoulssas Of
~ ~ Whe ~ ussd ynss 0sie 0ssesoaive
= peeiese seele1nsolsn. ! hsve 49, 49, b ~.
- - - SAessfslly lesenosnA = = bss0g
- h. = QnAqzQla.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

NAHcansssa, n. n sMsy, 1888.
xesoSO. =. L. WAtaAco D %. net my meme
ltWn a0osg thcse Who hsve uesd your props
rGotea vtsA 0ueA ssesssassssn. bsve useA sew
esols otAe11t lot give yours che decided prefer.
saes. ~ eeeion open ths heie, = rsseos5ag ne
y supurb.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

" 0oooeo. =. Z. WAeaACu Co. 0ente--l hsvc
ussd Dr.. Ohanasisr's knpesss for the hais, an1
dnd u Ell Il claims TO be. cordially reoom.
mead u 70 the psblts.
zATT HEAD.
Adjt. Gen. n. b.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-06-06
TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will be received until June LIST,
1867, Tor the construction Of a High School
Building, as follows (;
lst. For excavating site and Unnecessary Stone
Masonry, and stone work with materials.
End. For necessary Brick Masonry with ma
~terials.
Srd. For all Carpenter Work and materials.
4th. For all Plastering and materials.
5th. For Slate Work and materials,
9th. The Contractractors for each class Of
work to furnish all Iron and Iron Work requir-
ed for the class Of work to be performed by
each.
18th. Bids will also be received for the Con-
s%truction Of the entire Building, and furnishing
of all materials,
The Plans and specifications, can be seen at
all times at the office of Messrs. Wood & Pond,
M'Connelsyille Endorse, proposals for Build.
ing School House."
Contractors may be required to give security,
and will be required TO commence work atonce
and prosecute it with diligence until compile
ton. JOHN ALEXANDER,
Secretary Board of Education,
AcConnellsville, Ohio.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-06-06
NOTICE.

Elisha Mosher, a non resident Of Mogan Co.,
Ohio, will take notice that Mary d. Parmiter,
Of the county Of Morgan, and state Of Ohio, did
on the 9th day Of March, A.. D. 1867, file her
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the county of Morgan, and State Of
Ohio, against the said Elisha Mosher, defend
Parmiter, being unmarried, did, on or about tho
25th day of October, A. d. 1865, at the request
Of the said defendant, promise to marry him I;
that he, the said defendant, promised TO marry
her, the said plaintiff, in reasonable time next
following that a reasonable time has elapsed
since the making Of said promise to marry the
said plaintiff, and that the said defendant has
wholly neglected and refused so TO do. Her
damages as she AYERS, are 81 1000, and prays that
he, the said defendant, may pay said sun Of
81, 900 and the said Elisha Mosher is notified
petition on OF before The srd sstnrSav sGe, s sha
slst day Of May, A. D.. 1857 M
HANNA 4 POWER,
% ssAt ASA Attorneys for PlsiptiH,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-06-06

between State and State, 1t becomes
equally, and even more necessary in
the unhappy circumstances of two in
consed parties decorating their com
mon country"
"Thus their exists in the State two
separate bodies, who pretend to abso-
lutte independence, and between whom
there Is no Judge. They decide their
quarrel by arms (not courts of civil
law, and as two different nations
would do. The obligation to observe
the common laws Of war toward each
other is therefore dbsolute-indispen-
SADLY binding on both parties, and
the same which the law Of nature i'm
poses on all nations in transaction be.
tween State and State"