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Cons1gnees per South Carolina Rntlrond,
March 6.

Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
March G..
437 bales Gotten, bales Mdza, ~ bags Grain, Ger
Old Iron, and Sundries. To & Hoplcy Co, Fraser
L. Co, r Agent, E H Rodgers l. Co, W G Courtney 4
Co, G Walter !: Co, j Wiss L. Co, G " Williams
Co, Shackelford e. Fraser, Ceicock & Co, Johnston,
Crews l. Co. Tupper L. Sons, Iaurey l. Alexander, A
McGilIvray, L Sloan, c verill & Son, Osten:
dorf, Willis L Chisolm, F sake, NJ HARRISON Col
Low, Williams, c Mey. ~ Simms, Adams, Frost
& Co, r Walter, II Bschoff & Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
Ms.rch 6.
1853 bales Cotton, cars, Lumber, Stock 1G bbls
Rosn, Furniture, Mdzc &c. To Graeser, Lee, Smith
Co, Caldwell l. Son. G 4 Pritchett B Harris Howard
Bro, Bischof W Jcrvoy, Adams, Frost & Co, II d.
Wis, Msrsha, Jr, Iacker, 81 kirkpatrick, g y
Williams CO, Mowr!y L. Co. Cart, Kopf Jervey b
Ryan, " Courtn ey 4 Co, G mgrahan, J + Daw
son, Kendall Docke,y, and Order
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CITY YTuAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CITY HALL, March l. 1867.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
that the Monthly Returns for the month Of Febru-
ary past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
on tho 28th day of December 1866 must be made
before the 18th instant. D. C. GIBSON,
March1 IS City Assessor.
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| Exports.
NORTH SIDE OF Gu 'A-Per schr Frazier-66 TOO
feet Lumber 20 bbs Potatoes, 10 bbls Pitch, bbls
| Tar, 5 bbs Spirits Turpentine.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TEE CHARLESTON DAILY NEW ST.
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening, March 6, 1855 I.
The market was dull and about 1c q Ii lower. Sales
100 balessay IS at 27 1e ut As at 80 and IS
| at 29Hc We quote:
961inaFSi foM MISdns @27k
Middling ..2ak@-
Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN, S. c., March G.-CorToN.. heard
Of the sales of only to bales We quote h % to %
cents, duties paid.
T1pER.-4oo sticks fair mill timber sol during the
week at from S to 10 cents per cubic foot
TuRPENTINEThero has been arrivs 1s for the past
two weeks New Virgin Dip would copnr md $500. Vel.
low Dip So 75, and Scrape So 90 q bb..
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA March 5.-FNA.Hc1A1-Money market
quie.
Go1D-Brokers buying at ,.s7 and selling at no.
SECURITIES Of all kinds dull.
CoTToN.-The market as been extremely dull to-day
and declining me few sales made were Hc lower than
Yesterdays quotations. The depression In the New
York market causes like feeling here. We quote mid
dngs 29a29 stri to good middhng 30 Sales amount
ed to al bales IS )lows at 25 at 27 Il at a. 16
ceipta, 199 bales.
Savannah Market.
SAVANNAH, March 5.--CorroN-The market was
quiet to-day and the sales only amounted to about 800
bales, Tho basis of esasOc for lddiags with ten
dency in favor of buyers.
Wilmington Market. g
WILMINGTON, March 5-TmpESTNE--No receipts
or sales.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-Has declined c,nt and A
bbls changed hands ut 63 cts p gallon.
RosIN-There has been moderate busine ss done to-
day. but prices somewha. lower We quote sales OF
lis bb a So Is for Common; 298 do at s3 20aS 25 for
strained Commons l5e do at So 25 for strained Common
and No q 4 do ut s3 50a3 62 for No q and 200 do at
So 75a4 Is for No ], as in quality.
TAR-S6 bbls sold 1t 81 20 q bbl
CoTToN-One or two small parcels t-t2 ba1es) sold ut
~ cts tor mddling, and % cts for str ct mido ling
IMBER-Sales OF tour rats at 90 so for ordinary,
and S1l q for prime mill.
Baltimore Mark, st.
BALTIMORE. March 4.-CoTroN. Tho nnfavo, able
advices to-day per Atlantic cabe tor ether with the re-
cedng ofpremum gold, have produced more upat
In the market We hoar OF saes. and quote prices
minal on basis Of 30Ea31c for ldine Tpland Re-
ceipts continue fair and stock quits large Cleared on
Saturday. 964 bales to Liverpool per steamer Wor Co.'S
ter.
CoFFEE-There was sale late on Saturday of 2ao ,ags
Rio at gold 80 days Today the market was al liet
with 100 bags only reported ut $780, Market conn
hrm and prices unchanged.
FLoUn-Our market remains DIR III and +ho,,ob ui E.
out quotable change further small lots in demand f.
dea.ers large lots could not be made without firth er
concessions. We repeat, nominal.
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Letter from the bsy. H. +. GLE0 st. ClairsvHe, Pa.
Gx,srL sAEs:-Iou wessliina erc2gh, 0p former oc-
caaton to send half dozzen bottles IF Plaatsuon
Bitters for S3 80. Ny wife having derived 90 muca
benefit from tho uso of these Rtters, desire to
continue them and you will please ssnd Id six bother
mora for the money eaclosed.
am, very truly, yo~rs,
N. E. GILDs, Pastor Ger. Ref. Church,
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
NORTH SIDE OF Gu 'A-Per schr J Frazier-G6, 700
feet Lumber, 20 bbls Potatoes 10 bbs Pitch, bblS
Tar, 5 bbls Spirits Turpentine.
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H9LpIER, HOME, SuPERINTENDENT's OyF1oK,
ClNo1SEAr1 OH1o, Jan. 18th, 1863
have given your Nant=-hon Bitters to hundreds Of
noble sodiors who Sco hero no.s less disabled
from various causes, 6Id the etslt 10 and
gratifying.
Such preparation this is heartily Wish In evory
family in every hospital and at hand on every battle
field. G. W. D. ANDREWS, superintendent
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TEE CHARLESTON DAILY NEW S.,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday Evening, March 6, 1856 I.
The market was dull and about 1c q ID lower Sales
100 baes-say 1s at 2; 16 ut 49, As at 80 and 1s
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Dr.. W. A. CH1IDs Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Re.
rr,en Write1:-"I wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Bitters. They the most effective, per.
feet and narmless tonic sFar used
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Georgetown Market.
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, March 5-CorroN-The market was
quiet to-day, and the sales only amounted to about 800
bales, on tho basis Of 1a3Oc for Middags, with ten
dency in favor of buyers
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W;l1Aa-o'3 upEE1,
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GEETLEMRN:-We require another supply of your
Plantation Bitters, the popularity which daily In
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Respectfully,
sykes, CaADW1CK L 90.
&C. &c &c, &C. ke
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lHE best TONIC NOW in USE

March % " No. 81 Liberty saeat, New York.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
LATE NEWS.
KENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE, kr, Sept 3.-Judge Helm,
owing to the feeble condition OF lie health
anu his inability to proceed TO Frankfort,
was inaugurated today az ElizabethtowD,
Ky. Gov. Dramlette and staff, and the city
council Of Louisville, and many prominent
citizens from various parts Of the State
were pycsent.
Gov Dfsmleite, in his velcdctory, re-
ierrcd ~ the financial and political condi-
ton Of the State.
Speaking Of the political situation, the
Governor says II cannot be concealed nom
our intelligence that we are menacod with
designs which threaten to wreck our rerub-
lican form o. government. To avoid these
dangers we should adopt considerable coun-
ellis and prudent and united action against
the movements Of that faction born OF sec
tional hate. thrown upon the surface IN the
convulsion of civil war and keptilaiive by
heartiess demagogues. who subordinate
every interest, mental, moral and physical.
public, private and social 10 their own base
and nordinatc thirst for place and power,
and the Lonors and cmoluments Of office.
This party led on by these denagogues
propose 10 reconstruct Governments of
Southern States, SO as 10 enfranchise ne
proes, distranchisc white men not OF their
party in those States. They hope thereby
10 build up a negro party In the South
which will perpe,uatc political power in
their hands. This dangerous work OF Re.
construction if successful will overthrow all
reserved tights OF States and centralize
power in the Federal Government 1t will
force a conflict OF races by setting the white
man and negro in political array against
each other. No government ever has been
or ever can be maintained, which assumes
&c distribute its political franchise impartial
ly between two antagonistic races of men
Antagonism of race cannot be abolished by
human enactments, nor abrogated by Con
stitutioDal amendments. When that con
flict is forced, one or the other race must
yield or perish
Gov. Helms inaugural referring TO Fede
raj relations said. il is my iervent and mos
ardent hope aud fondest wish, and earnest
prayer that all States may be restored Il
their equal rights under the Constitution
and that the Union may DC lasting as tim,
itself
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA, Sept. "a
destructive fire occurred last night on Boyd
farm, the terminus of the Oil Creek K X
destroying oil and shipping yard OF ID
Brown & Sons, Cady & Co, Cook & Co.
Iibbeis 4 Gilbert and twenty passenger
trucks and truck cars owned by the Oh
Creek road and Empire line The fire orig
mated from the leakage OF tank catching
fire by an agent striking a match. Loss
d. Brown & Sons, $4,000; J. NJ. Latherscn
100000; Cook * Co, dealers in engines
$4,000; Tibbets u Gilbert, 100000; Cady
4 Co, shippers, $4,000; Burnet IL Black
lumber yard, 10000; Thackera refinery
100000; and the Oil Creek and Empire raj
roads, $4,000. Loss partially covered by
insurance. A favorable wind prevailing a
the time prevented one of the largest con
tagraiions ever witnessed in the oil regions
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latest news
M TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-President johnson
he's issued proclamation warning all per>
sons against obstructing or hindering In
any manner whatsoever, the faithful execu.
ton Of the constitution and laws.
II is said that Grant was urged by Stan>
ton 10 accept the position Of Secretary of
War I'd interim, upon considerations Of
public interest.
As expected. the amnesty proclamation
issexciting considerable comment in Presi>
Dental circles. Some Of Johnson's more
Prudent friends are urging him 20 abandon
the project for the present.
The forthcoming statement Of the public
debt. will show . reduction in the two years
ending Aug. cath, Of 100000
A subcommittee from the House Cons
mtteo on Elections, will assemble ct LOUISE
vile, October LIST, to take evidence regarding
the late congressional elections in that
State.
The President is threatening te make
public certain letters from Republican mem
bsrs Of Congress that contain virtual pledges
Of support.
Gen. Griffin, the designated commander
Of the 9TH district ad interim, telegraphs he
has no officer above the rank Of brevet Ii.
Colonel within reach, aud cannot well turn
over his command 10 him.
Gen. Hancock will probably avail him
self Of the genera! order allowing all officers
| on duty in Southern depart nen,s to delay
joining their con mands till the middle of
October; SO Sheridan may yet be in com
mand I'll: alter the election he has ordered.
At Galveston oil the regular surgeons are
down with fever, and additional medical aid
has been requested.
There WAS quite severe frost at st, Paul
on Monday night.
The Union Pacific Il. Il. 10 finished rs
miles west Of Juesburg.
The Illinois State horticultural Society
met at Golden. Tuesday. The show is large
and attendance good.
The Winona 4 st. Peters r. X. opened
10 miles west Of Owstonna, Minn., Tues>
day,
The receipts into the Illinois State treas>
ury during the month Of August amounted
to s2s, 657,624.
The valuation Of property in Wisconsin
is $57, OO4, 100 more than in 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04

ID E.rTzST.
xNsS Cor. I'D and Brady So
Asxzk---S opposite Davenport Ma
F. A---.x~-As Ational bank.
EESxxXx Having had an expsr-
MY Vs6~y-ly-~Y fence Of 10 years in the
~ x z lSS practice Of Dentistry,
nm confident OF giving
perfect satisfaction. II you expect good work
employ experienced practitioners only. ar2gly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
~ITIs REMARKABLE FACT

~ 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 1866. was
S4,15o. while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy of the Mutual Life for
the same period was S3.5O4 ;
percentage of loss 1904. Wash
ington, 50, 400; loss 1914. Ger.
mania, $500; loss 1926. Uni.
ted States, S2,393; loss 1927!
All these are cash companies
and the rates of some sixteen
note 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 able to assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and SAM
tary privileges, and lead thai
regular course of life which st
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on q single
life up to the amount of $4,000
N. y. Conn. Pathfinder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
NEW YORK.

NEW York. Sept 3-Jamcs Arnold, the
defaul ing receiving teller Of the Trades
mems bank, was bailod to-day in the sum
Of 10000
Rock was struck al the depth Of ninety
Two feet III boring on the brooklyn side for
solid foundation for the projected Eis,
River bridge.
AiH,Hy. n. V, Sept 3-James A. Nc
Dournl, United States Senator from Caliior.
mia, died in this city to-day.
The Democratic State Convention will be
hold here on the Third Of Ocinher
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON. Sept. 3.-An election was
bed in this city Yesterday, and J. 8. Vallcn.
tine, the Radical candidate for Mayor vas
elected by 270 majority. The whole Radi-
cal ticket has been elected except in one
ward, where there is Den ocrstic msjosisy
Of 10
The Equal Rights Convention will meet
here 10 morrow, and promises to be large
demonstration. Delegates, both white and
oclored, vii! be here from oil parts VI the
Stat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Sept. AT noon today,
all the societies Of the Sangerbund had ar
rived except one from Cincinnati. which
will reach here tonight. The societies
number in all thirty five, representing the
cities OF Chicago, ILL.,, Louisville. Ky, NASH
vile and Chattanooga, Tenn; Cincinnati,
Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton. Sidney and
Piqua, Ohio; Detroit, Mich; Evansville,
Madison, Jacksonville. New Albany, Au-
FORA and Indianapolis, Ind.
The principal event OF tie day was the
procession which formed at head quarters,
at three O'Clock, p. m, and marched
10 Feet Hall, where the welcome concert
and reception ceremonies were held.
The first gran1 concert will be given al
Fest Hall TO morrow night
Tonight the city Is brilliantly illuminated
and fine display Of fire works in Court
House SQUARE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04

ChlcuUO, Markets.

by Telegraph. Sept. 4.
Flour Less active; In some cases conces.
sions offered l5M25.
Wheat Active l@llsc better on No. 9 and
spring; No. closing nominal and dull, shade
lower, at l.15ml.76; red winter scarce and
quiet. sales of No. 9 at 90.
CornNo closing with sellers at 96I<; No.
closing at rs i4Ma3ll Rejected. 92@s2ld.
Oats-Ciosed lower. 43Mi3h.
Rye-Stendy. closing at 06cll.0s.
Barley No. active and higher, closing al
Lilo, sales Of No. ! at lai{@l |. 10 in rtore.
Provi.ions Quiet and unchanged
Mess Pork - Sold ut 20 0Ve123 rs choice
brands held at 23 30.
Shoulders In bulk ll6l1lic
Cut Meats - Short Clear Middles all held BY
one party, and higher rates are asked.
Receipts Flour, S,9ls bbls wheat, l2l,
bu; corn, l6l,72s bu; oats, 9s,757 bu; rye
$40 bu barley, 30. 96s Blu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04

e~lDR. JOHN lBULLsgPrincipsl csc
Ne.4o Fifsh,. Cross street, Leuisville,lki
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
LAN0rELDT, THODE AGO..
3. i. BALLOhD.
HARRISON 3 0TAnkO
Parks . HO6mRR,
WOODWO11B . HA0AIl
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Bradley's DupIex Elliptic Skirt.

VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
' when in USE 20 occupy small space ma
king tie most Agreeable SKIRT worn. 10 all
six.s. ~ Wholesale and Retail by
WHISTLER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-A dmiral Farragu,
sends TO the Navy Department an Gccoun,
Of his enthusiastic reception 10y Prussia.
Rear Admiral Gordon sends an account
OF the part taken by our fleet in the Naval
ceremonies upon the occasion OF the arrival
Of Prince Alfred AT Rio J8neiro.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04


Icy rhiSls no speculation or swinale. II ~ got
ten up ;or other purpose than to dispose of the
property. Each person or Responsible agent Will
receive Certificate oi Deposit from Devore \
Sheppard. Tor the modcV. Cine person will be-
chosen. NV the stockholders. from each town
where tcacts are sold to the amount of fln0 OF
,aere 10 snperinteud the drawing, thus making
each holder Of certificates sure OF a fair chance
oney refunded.
Pow hvRo~. III June 18th, ~.
THIS Is To CERTIFY. That Mr. II. Frank
Sdhassr has made arran eencnis with ns TO de-
pesit all MONEYS received by him for certificates
IL our hauls, and tha, have the utmost con
fiiencc that the enterprise will be conducted
fairly and honorabv 10 all concerned.
lSirnedl pENuRE h SHEPPARD.
Bankers. Port Byron. ILL.,
Tickets can be had at the principal book
stoves in Rock Island. Davenport. Moline and
tennessee or Of the subscriber.
H. FRANK SIZE LirGER,
Port Byron. Illinois.
.w-Money Letters may be sent at my risk
All letters containing over slo please register.
T. NJ GREENE near City Market. Agent for
thus city and county iy5l -deod 4w 2;n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Sept. "a fight occurred
this evening on College street, between
John Cochranc and John Curran, saloon
keeper, in which the bowels of the latter
were ripped open with knife. Curran
will die. Cause of the fight, an old grudge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, II. c., Sept. "A large mum.
Der Of delegates 10 the Republican Conven
tim, which assemblies to-dsv, are Already
here, and crowds are still arriving BY every
train. Pssssut indieaeieos fofsehadow -
immense gathering.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.--A fire last evening
destroyed the fruit 20 king establishment
Of S,aum 4 Sons, Ne. Ts Light STRETCHES
GO, 600 on stock and 81, 900 on building,
partially insured. Several adjoining builds
ings Vsre slightly damaged.
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ACiLL FROM Distant MINNESOTA

Kingston p. o.. Mcckcn Co. Mimi,
Apri7. 20,
Mn. IouS buLL--resr Sir, | moved ifom
Kentucky 20 this place. The stores had more o
your " orm Destroyer for sale. They rtent
" needed here in Minnesota. A trial IL all thut
is needed TO give them nreputation. We can,
do without them DO send some Out this nry
Yours, sincerely.
ID. g. A1n0woop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents, Road this Important letter.
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN IT. CONTENTS

Mddletown ind.. April 81. ID.
Mr. NJ. J.. puplan writes: ! 10 not Know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer urcds ny more
reconme ndations than II has already attained
by It's own merits. bn, Will state thhi my little
SON aged about three years. was severely al
tackled last TALL and winter with light chills. iol-
flowed by very high fever. throwing him into
spasms or more propcrl, ats. lasting from halt
an honr TO one and half hours. NJ tho safn"
time the child has very strong symptoms II
worms. Nv phy stefan enc of the best ia this
part OF tho country exhausted all his skill and
The Mnteria Medca to cNpel The worms. ard en-
tircly failed 90 bring any. | thought John
Bull could do it. aud gave the child the contents
of three boxes, in triple doses, night and motn
ing. with happy results. The child has not hud
a spasm for over three months aud instead e
the bloated mass that he was, be ~ now vel
and hearty. "John Bull did IL
Yours truly.
u. l.. puriiS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04

Wednesday the 18th day Of Sept.
A. D. 1867, at u o'clock H.,
Of said day, at the City Of Lyons in the State OF
Iowa, sell at Public Auction, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the County OF
Clinton, and State Of Iowa. TO wit.
Fractional Block eight (s) in Range two ~ OF
Bulls addition 70 the City OF Lyons, with all
the appurtanances thereunto belonging, being
the property known as the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
ILLINOIS.

SrRINGrIEip, Ill, Sept Wv. ID. John
son & Co.. dry goods merchants, were robbed
of some seven thousand dollars worth of
silks last night, by thieves who entered
their store by the back door.
Berry. Myers II Co. auctioncers, were
also robbed OF about $500 worth of jewelty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-04
-. NJ. DUNN,
Painter, lsDnx1er. vvhltemer 0nd
lsnDer HANGER.

NO. e KAsf % ST., DIT. BRtbT AID PERRY.
RESPECTFULLY CALL
sxSxc ] the attention Of the public 20
-3<sgs'hc fact that Il attend to oil kinds
--x- - House and Sign Painting.
Wall rnloring. Whitening, Paper Hanging. Glazing
etc. al Of which IL promptly done. and in n manner
that canLot fail % give the most satisfaction
thafses moderate Gall and zee vivid
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept 4.-Geo. G. Whiting,
connected with the interior Department
evtr since i.s organization. died last night
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fPELTON Il BURCHILL.
HORSE SHOERS.

Second Street, betmeen Rock Island d Lora,
neyt door 10 Dr. Boynfon's Stable.
Work done Ia asoientllc manner and warranted.
Home manufactured Shoes used. good Neternery
Surgeon connected with our chap. Large yard at
achnd Tor recommendation OF cmstomcrs. sep22 lily