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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

Tho correspondent Of tina Alta California
gives the following account Of the recent
singular disaster on The Colorado desert.
The unusual storm Of Sunday loth inst.
a notice Of which sent you by steamer,
was not confined to this immediate locality.
On the Colorado desert, on the afternoon Of
the same day, in what is here known as q
waterspout, q Government train was lost
The train consisted Of IL wagons, was
known as Chambers train, and was accom-
panied by one company and detachment
from another company Of the 1Ash U. 8 m'
fantsy, under tho conmasd Of L'euten.
ant. They had sacampsd ip sns oed OF,
and just below the forks OF oeep ana broad
wash. The troops w.ss marching to Date
Creek and Skull valley, in Ari1oos. The
camp vas sbedt nine miles east OF the Los
Palmos. e Canyon springs. While thus
eoce~ped, . oaell blaek cloud suddenly ap.
rsssoA ohess ~ hasiseA, from which light
niag ~ thund9 peesso6ed. A sufficient
49, hardly slopeed 70 ebeerve this cloud
VIXEN Il, o. anethcs one tseuing with cleo
tsieity, made It's APPEARANCE In almost the
opposite direction. The whole heavens were
overcast, and amid the vivid flashes of light
ming and dsafsoing peals Of thunder, :
shower Of hail commenced falling, which
soon became shower Of fiat pieces Of ice,
from two to four inches square. The mules
instantly fed before the pelting storm TO
some neighboring hills, while the men
sought shelter under wagons and the high
hanks Of tho wash. An employe. q CALI
fornian, who came in with an express from
the command TO the euartcfmaster ct Wis
mingt,D, says nc took shelter in q wagon.
and IN few moments huge volume Of Wa
ter, the face Of which was nearly or quite
three feet high, came rushing down the
wash This was soon followed by an addi.
tional one which came pouring onward, and
which presented a front still higher above
the waters ol the first The water 1850 in
the wagon in which he was until it nearly
reached the top Of the bows of the covering,
only . few inches Of air being left for him
TO breathe beneath the wagon cover Two
: men Of the 14th were drowned, and the
. commanding officer was carried down the
wash in the angry and boiling food. And
was only rescued from drowning by O.
Indian vsquero who, standing on tn,
bank. saw he lieutenant complete
" exhausted from battling with the WILD
) waters, and the wreck Of the trees, enc
throw HE RATA over his heed and drew hin
70 the shore. Six wagons were irrstisv-
ably lost. together with nearly all the har'
ness Of the whole train. and the rest Of Ii,
wagons were washed down the torrent
overturned, broken, bruised and scattered
for miles. Commissary stores, with vhisl
the trsia had been laden, were carried ints
the Salt Lake, (the great basin Of the Col
GRADE desert. . distance Of 10 miles frsu
the scene of disaster. Tho command ant
! the train are unable TO move until resup
piled with wagons, harness and provisionl
from the depot a WILMINGTON. The pro
visions were nearly oil lost Canyon Spring
: are about 200 miles from this city, on th
10 PEI road. by which route and place tn
} command vas marching"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
= Mlnn0oooa CongreDsn0 IN
Franks l40mo 1Dogo - Potatoes.

EIV0 tne AoNIukSo brpuOuCan.
We have noticed paragraph going the
rounds Of the papers about the ''abuse of
the ranking privilege" BY members Of Con-
grsss, which says that some members Of
the honorable NJ. C.'s and their friscds,
among great many others disreputabls
things, send their dirty clothes home to
their constituents y wash. Be- this q il
may. u does not compare With what W.
hsve go euseelvss. There ass nov IN the
peeesGes = ths city several begs Of potato
e. beasine ths Task ola Mleeees1s Uon>
gresham. Anl % Route 10 HE friends a.
hsne. We vGso ewass that prsyieious
we're scarce IN aoae peetioas Of eur neigh.
boring daas.l hut 1nes bsobes suppose that
i bed become necessary b send potatess
b nail froa wsshinglsn, in eedef to re-
lisve thsmi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
Rorss Thieves nlanreA In Cels.
R00Os

Denver papers to the nth are received.
The NSUs gves the followieg particulars Of
The capture and execution Of the thieves
who stole some stock from NJ. McClure's
ranch. beyoad Canon CITY: A party, led
By Bell vinton, started Immediately in pur-
suit They tackled he thieves 200 miles,
far into New Mexico, and overlook them
a night snsued, and The thisvss 1.-TWO Next
canal were killed. One Of the pursuing
party had horse shot under him, and an>
osoef got ball through his clothes. All Of
.os stolen stock Was recovered. The par
YES gave themselves up TO the nearest AL
I've, were examined, and their oct in kills
i .sS sss snsevcs juati6sd. They were re>
'esssd. aa1 seeufned home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
AGAIN IN BUSINESS /!
w. =. HARC.

Furn1turo Repalrer and Dcalee.
rs AGAIN PREPARED 70 RENOvATs
i old Furniture end Upholstery, aad buy and
sxeAaags Rssnitase.
1sot etoeeree9 abevo EinA.
- An orders promptly alisd. Cdscls-ds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10


Tss Company beg leave to inform the pubic tia,
they commenced operations In isse and their factory
now covers four acres OF GROUND aud has cos, more
man million dollars and employs over TO opera
nges- Trey prodaee 'a'"oo Watches year. and
make and seiinot css thsn one-ha II all tho watch
es sold IL the United s,stcs.
The difference between their manuraeturs ana The
Europeau, 10 brisay this European ws,ehe. arc
made almost entirely By hand. ana the r-,u,t i. a.
necessity lackof that snifsrni,y, which i. ,,a,.peo.
cable 70 correct tine keeping Both .bc -. ma ne
hand Of the most skiilfui operative must r.rv Bat
II is fact that except watches Of the higher e, ades
European wsschse ARE the product OF thu cbe.pc., Ia
no. Of Switzerland and the result /. ths ~or,hlsee
Apcrse. Lepioes and 90 called Patent levers-vhich
soon coet more Ia attempted repairs than their or
isinsl price. Common wofknsn, boys and women.
buv the foush separate parts Of these watches iron
various factories. polish cd put them together. -
take them to the nearest vsech mschAnt Who stanps
ana enrsves then with az aAns % brand thsa may
Dc How AMERICAN WATCHES ARE MADE.
The American WaltAom Watch q made b. NO such
uncertain process-snd BY no sueh incompetent
voskmen- All the Company's operations. from tho
reception ofthe raw materials to the completion OF
the Watch are carried on under one roof and under
one skillfui and competent direction Bat the greet
distinguishing feature OF their Watches 1. the fact
that their several parts Gil made by the finest tho
most perfect and delicate machinery ever brought to
the aid OF human industry. Every one Of the more
than hundred parts Of every watch ID made BY ma-
ehine-that infaliibly reproduces every sueceeding
part with the most unvarying accuracy. II was only
necessary to make perfect watch Of any parteu.
lar sty'e and then 10 adjust the hundred machines
useesesry to reproduce every part Of that watA ana
n epows that every succeeding watch must be likei
The Company respectfully submit their wstches on
their merits only. They claim TO make
A BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
BY their improved mechanical processes than be
=, .de under the old fashioned handlcraft syetem.-
They manufacture watches Of every grade, from a
good low priced and substantial article, In cold ell
yer hunting cases. to the finest chfonometer; and al
40 ladie. watches In plain gold the finest eled
and jewelsd cases; but the Indispensable requisite
Of all their watches II that they shAll be 0oOI
rINEKEEPERS. II should be rcmembesed that. ex
cept their single lowest grade named Home Watch
Company. Boston ALL WATCHES made BY then
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
~ special certificate, and ths wassantee II good
al times against the Company or ito asentS.
ROBBINS q APPLETON.
may7dAwlm 1ss Broadway. New York.
..vp no vuv AvrDc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

A LADY, SrrcuLAroR.- lady in the
Southern part Of Illinois, having few hun.
dred dollars. concluded to try her fortune
speculating in wheat. She wrote accord>
insly 10 prominent commission house in
Chicago. engaging them to act a. her ssents,
and ordering them to isvsss the entire suu
IN that treachercus staple. In short time,
contrary to oil expectation. IL wsat up to !
surprising dgurs. and the fair spsculator
sold out 1t great advance. Shortly after
she again telesraphed her sgsns TO purchase
large amount, but they replied in the
same manner thae the market vas very much
depressed. and they weold not adviss her to
buy. For answer she ..sspsatsd her order,
and By the late advances in prices has been
snsbled to have $4,000 placed 10 her
credit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

The New York Connsn Council $50
y erect one houdred and tvsntr
drinking fountains u that city during ~.
ensuing sumnse. '"e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10


the pereou whom all afflicted shosld consult Ne one
ever heard Of patient Of HE not being cured ence he
has been in this city Interpolation hss vouchers In
all the city papers, his paiens and the nee ical pro-
Esssion both kere aad abroad, being the most sl
led specialists here, and thorough master Of all eex.
nal dssaeee n al Others fil, don't despair, rive
him . call. his ONLY comaon Occurrences with him
70 cure such He roOms separate Tor lodco
and gsaAlemsn, and the most eonplets IN the city.
Youxo NEE. Take Particular Notice. Doctor NJ.
Glow devOtce much u his tine TO the treatmsnt q
thos Gases caused b. secret habit, which Yuine bs
body end mind, un1tt I he unfostanats individual
sss either business sfsoeey TIE cad eject Of these
early habite: Or the e1esoses Of yea to weak
the debitats he c0nstit1ton, destroy the physt
cal and mcntal powers. lininish and enfeebIe The
0aearal feelings ood exAeust the vital energies q
mAnhocd the pleasures Of life narfed the object
Of marriage SFustfated md exstsace itself rsndssse
Z term Of uncessing Misery sndregret such persons
especially theee nDlstng marriage should loss
no time IN making immediate Application, q Or. D..
By bic new treatment. Il enabled 10 insure speedy
end perm anent cure.
Consolidation nee and CONFIDENTIAL. once, No. IN
0oath CLARK street. o. Monroe. half book nom
tho Post Ofnoe. Post o.tce boz 15A, Chicago. H.
Once AOars esu0 A. n. 70 r. Il.
Sendfof he = 0uide 70 Health" publisAed moaeh-
y. free ofchafre.
n B.-Ladies, sssl Ssss descriptive slssuias q
PesearIe Rsnedie, The best pfevenve Of eoncsptiun
known. 6Gntto aAy addfaGo 6ss charge
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

The negro king, Geo. Peppel, OF Benny.
proposes to visit Paris. A correspondent
Of the London Sun says:
Among the illustrious strangers whe
will grace the exhibition is . sovereign Of
note, the niger king Of Bonny, who, Il 10
said. has palace constructed Of the bones
Of his enemies, and who can give human
akull to 100, 900 guests to drink from -
with the loving cup. The kingdom Of Boa
ny 10 situated to the north Of The coast Of
Guinea, between the Niger and one Of it,
eon6usots. Il he's an army of 60, 900 men.
and 100 pieces Of artillery Of English man>
ufacture. The habits Of the people, says Q
French writer. are very simple, and II they
do NOT lsvs one another they love The Eu.
particularly after their fssh has
been cooked upon tbs gridisen aud IL they
be fat. This description reminds NE Of =
question put by traveller 70 chicf Of one
Of the tribes Of these n,ggers.
"Thc traveller asked II the chiefs people
liked Reelish %, yes,' said the chief =
'eod 20 Do IL have eaten some Of then. ,
They seem to illeatsaAs The edmonton to
love thy nsighbsr ~ thysslf' His Niger
majssty. adds the account. has not ealei,
any human beings since his jsurusv to
London in 1861, and the lords Of bic court
have followed the szsmpls Of abssnsues. -
The people. however, still preserve their
primitive taste; but, in virtue Of . recent
Law, NO native Of Sonny can touch humsn
flesh without the permission in writing Of
his lerd and master. The black king, il is
said, will bring with him plenty Of gold in
barrels. and SO no doubt he will be well
come.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
A CARD TO YNvArJDs

CARD TO INvALIDS
ACissgyman, while residing In South America -
snissisnssy. discovered . safe and simple remedy
f,r the Care OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Dis
cases Of She Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the
whole traia - disorders brought On BY banefui and
vicious hablls. Great numbers have been cured BY
Ills Aebls remedy. Prompted b. desire TO bensAt
tie anieted and unfortunate, win send the recipe
ie preparing and using this medicine. in . sealed
envelope, - any one who needs It, ytss u Charge
Address JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Blbis Hsuse,
may 2.d&w1y New York City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

hELnoOAD SO->Sss-s - ~ 80 - ~
10 AS Great Dtvrstic.
uunpoLp's oOxuGxTnASED xxYRAC5 eAlaAIAn,ILA
10 ne Great hood Psrthsv.
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snd Chemistry snd ere Ne mest scalvc 9:t can be
made. l@061Aw1y
In the Coral Caves
sea sssn Il said 10 b. the pre- vaing hair color and
the FlsH-TAlLED MAIDENs
st on the rocks and comb their green locks assidu
'"' ''' ''' BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer soasy browns and shining blacks 70 any other
tinges. and Aaiare has mot given their fair heads
thess besutf.l Aues. q II miscAanesAas robbed tAsm
Of their once exquisite beauty they don't cry about
- ''' 'e' csnTADOno's HA1n DYE.
which In Ave minutes does oil that nstuss ever did
for any head In her happisst nosd 4anuiAetussd BY
J. QntoTADOnO. Aseoe M0use, N. r. Sold By
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.nEtl9D0LDs FLUID HxTRACr BuCHu Is
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Cure Of lnAamnaeory 0hea1na-
t10m.
n. ,u,, -. s.:e s.ss; Jan: =: 1885, w.,
ject to attacks Of inAammatory shsumatisn, which
usually comes ON every three u four months. My
sdyice took eoiehcsm, eitre acid, and oshss ceie
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the attacks which lasted for weeks at time. In my
a ay led It PHI:
vcrest pains in my feet aud ankles. which pen
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abated and in forty eight hours all gone, and
was cured and have had no return.
send you this testimonial for the benefit OF others
who. suffering IN similar manner. may know how
they find certain relief.
lam respectfully yours. J. u. DUDLEY.
The Hon Demas Barnes. save ~ cell more Of
Brandreths Pills than all others put together"
BRANDRErHs PILLS are sold by all druggists,
and at the principal office, Brandreth House, New
York. Observe b. BRANDaErH In white letters on
the government stamp each boz.
The Greatest Pain-Reliever in
the world.-warranted superior to sny other
or no pay, for she cure Of Chronic Rheumatism
Tcethschc. Hesaache. Sore Throat. Mumps. Burns.
Cuts Insect stings, Pains In the Back, Chest. and
Limbs, Spsaine, Old Sores. Swellings; also to take
internally for DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Collie, Spasms
Sea Sickness, Vomiting and Group. II ID perfectly
innocent to take internally ufed according TO the
directions ana never fails - thousands can attest
II was nrss introduced in 1871, and now millions o.
bottles annually sold Every one who has once
used Il, continues to do 90. and recommend Il to
their friends a. the most valuable medicine extant-
Certificates enough TO oil dozen newspapers have
been received By Dr. Tobias. HE medicine, the We
nean Liniment. will DO all that 10 stated. and lore
No one will regret trying it. Those residing at q
distance from physician will IND 1t reliable medi-
cine 70 have on hand In Gaze Of accidents. Ask fos
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment and take no other
Price 80 cents and 81. Sold by all Dru gists. Depot
20 Cortlandt Street. N. y. mys-d&wim
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

hELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT

BUCHU
IL acertain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER. EIpNEYs. GRAVEL. ~ yrTs'
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE cor -
GENERAL DEBiLiTs'
anu ali eases Oh 'ae unr~ARY ORGANS.
"ae'ae' existing IN MALE OR FEMALE,
s,o,, ,h.,.~,r cause originating and NO matter CT
'oni "ha'e HOW LONG STANDING.
p,...- ofthcsc organs require the use Of diuscsic
80 treatment Il suhmifsed 70. onsumption or
insanity may ensns. Oar Flesh and Blood are cup
ported from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND AAPPINESS,
that Of Posterity, depends upon prompt use Of re-
liable remedy.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
Established upwards offs ysass. prspassd by
n. II. MRLMDOIlD.
DRUGGIST,
So ueoodVoys New York. and
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
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Identifying she Hair.
And 10 the most delightful and wonderful srtiols
the world ever produced.
Ladies' VIII mad Il net only esstaln rsmsdy y Re-
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with rich and delicate pssfhmc. iAdepsnAsr Of the
fragrant OdOs u Tie Oilo Of Pain Of Mase.
The Marvel 81 Peru.
A new end beautiful pssflmeS vhieA In aspeeey Of
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

DR.. 0chencks Rulnon1c Dyrup.
This sseaf meAiesns cared Dr. J. h. eeAesek, the
Proprietor, 81 Pulmonary Ceooumptioa, Whsn u
ned ssDuned 10 most formidable aspect, aud when
speedy death appeared TO Be inevitable. His physi
clans pronounced his csee iacuYable, vAen no com.
menced the use OF this simple but powerful remedy.
His health was restored In very abort time, and NO
return Of the disease has beea spprehended for all
the symptoms quickly disappeard, sad his present
weight lie more than two hundred pounas.
Since his recovery, he has devoted HE attention
exclusively 10 the Of Consumption, and the die
esees which usually complicated with IT, and the
cures effected ~ hs medicine have been very nu
msrous and truly wonderful. DR.. Schenck makes
professional vista 10 several OF the larger cities
weshly whore be has large concousse ef patients,
aad Il 10 truly astonishing 10 see poor consunptivcs
that have 10 DO lifted out Of their carriages, and In
few months healthy, robust persons. Ma. 6cRESoK's
PuIMosio SYuuP. SEAwExD TeSic, and MAspnAKn
PlLls arc generally all required In curing consump
item. Fall directions accompany each. so that anJ
one can take them without seeing DR.. Schsnck, bat
when Il IL yenent II IL best to see him. He gives
advice free, bat for thorough examin alton with his
Respiromctcr his fee r. three dollars.
Please observe. when purchasing. that the two like
of the Doctor-onc when in the lest stage Of
Consumption, and the other he now s, In perfect
hesllh-nse on the Government stamp
Sold by all druggists and dealers: Price, 81 30 per
bottle. or $50 per half dozen. Ieftern for advio.
ehoVld always be directed 70 d. Scheacks Ppincpaj
ONCE, No, IS North 9Th Street. Philadelphis, Pa
General Wholesale ACcnts John ID. Park, Cincan.
nsti Ohio: Walker q Taylor, BurnhAm Van
Schaack, Chicago Ill.,. Collins Bree., g. Louie. Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

Inc sssges are runn,ns f,o,, ~. =.
Santa Fem Ave days, IA ~ ssv0 Deevef to
the trip between Denver ma al. .Is making
six. Part Il the way they uss MIA Lake n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

CTS. us reported upon good authority that
so :o nsecsiasidss. ~he . q present
sJoutnang ~ Lcnden. has written home.
ss.oosty urging the Southsra States to
.1Sps sce Alitssy bill. xhe General eeem
/" oe OF the opinion that il the Southern
k;op.c are represented in Congress, or n :
~. way .ay to BE- BY the lst of next December
tn human human mind cannot fairly conceive Of
ha s oppression and indignities that v;li +.
Sonp, sa upon them. He further sdvi.e. ~.
ana ass ore.he-cn to be true 10 each az -.
- aSon,, 10 Whatever eoures they deem hest
S.,mcrv "a. unit-with che most re,f.ss
"o"y and concord.-Nrt1.-. 10y, s,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

Tnr MilLioNAiREs OF NRw YoRK.-Ths
following Is the age aud the amount OF
wealth Of number Of New York million
ares
VIM. b. Aston is 65 years old +; worth
nifty 1illisns: round faced. pleasant,
quiet hammered gentleman owns two thou
sand dwellings, and is lenisnt landlord. A
l. Stewart is 60, thin, nervous, dignified
worth thirty millions, and libersl in cases Of
oenevolencc which appeal to his sympathy
les Geo Opdyke, five millions, City, but
"oxs younger; an agreeable gensIenan. Jas
u"rdon Bennett. five millions, seventy years
o'a oisn'aed IN manner, broad Scotch acs
ven', oenesoisnt TO the poor. Commodore
'.na eroiit IN white haired. rsd>cheeked,
seventy worth IA millions, drives fast horses
keeps fast boat, controls two fest railroad
companies with fast men. and gives awav
MS IN ,ney very layishlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

A WoRp TO llussANDs Has an ybody
ever written upon the responsibility which
rests upon n husband with regard to the
education OF his wife? OF course we know
what YOU viii say about her being supposed
10 have finished her education before
marriage. aud all that, and yet you and we
know that she begins AS new an education
with him rs If she had never seen the al
phaoct. His views, feelings, his ideas, are
they nothing to her. Y she loves him :
Years after, when they who knew her as
gtl, come 10 talk witn her as a matron, do
they no, lind her husband reflected in every
sentence, either for good or cvils
OF course, the more strongly a woman
loves, the more completely il her own iden-
tity absorbed in her husbands. This is a
point which is too much neglected BY mar
RED men. A good husband Is almost GER
tam to have . good wife and IL abe be
mot so good Is he could wish At the com
mencemcnt Of their married life, he can
soon educate her up to tho proper mark
And. on the sther hand, he can SO educate
her down IS to render bis house purga
tory, aud. perhaps, bring pom himself and
his family the greatest agony and kesnest
pangs Of disgrace which husband or chil.
drsn eau feel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
az BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.

HELMBOLD'6 EXTRACT BUCAU gives health
and vess TO the frame and bloom to the
Debility 10 accom- panied By many alaf0i1e synp
zion, insanity OF epileptie fits ensae lfehg0& WY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10

A NEW Southern Telegraph Company,
with Gen. z. Kirby Smith .. It's Presidsss,
has been organised, with capital Il $500, :
900. and is pushing ahead With considerable
vigor. II will connect Cincinnati and St.
Louis with New Orleans and Mobile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-10
LIVE RIES.
JAS. A. HIGH,

JAS. A. HIGH,
PROPRIETOR or ruy
Harrison street Livery stable.
nAHA HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
sE2GE Front and Second. Horses 4
C0rFiaGea, Of the best quality, 70 Let st Oh!
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
snd boarded at reasonable charges. myls-dly