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New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
PRUSSIA.
TIE pRussIAN ARMY AND NAVY.

According to the bill on the obligation OF
military service submitted TO the RechStag the armed
force 10 Of tho army the navy and the land.
suru The first divided into O. The perulan army;
Tne lsndwehr. And for the navy l. The Meet; q Ihs
seawehr while the landsurn Is composed OF an the men
c,pabe of bearing arms from the ages 10 u UOreiy
CO.. The isndstcrm can only be called ou ~ Ease oi M
,uyason of the Federal territory the infantry OF the
Iandwehr forms special corps employed ~ tho reserve o
the army. However, IN caso OF necossy tne
rer of the last year be transferred TO the deps OF
ths line whom. in consequence OF precehg Na tneso
de,os do not Of suffice 10 maintain the enecve
army az war standard Tho Obligation OF serVlce con-
mencss on the o January 0f the year thc conscrp
his goth birthday The duration Oh he service
In the permanent army Ia fixed at seven years 'ntee o
which ara under the nag and four IN the reserve livery
ma, of the latter mu, attend two annual drills, neither
of which an exceed eight weeks. Those VIII ne more
e-yecially bound 10 attend who have been hootaleu
esrer from active service. The duration oi 'no ooec
ton with the andxehr u i've years 80 tnat lho oDsa
ton Of military service expires with the 3!d year, Eie
according to the law OF 1914 at that age hoh
second ban OF the Isndwehr which ~ hencoioitn sup
pressed. Entering the army ~ volunteer may tuho
pace in case OF moral aud physical aptitude after com
petion OF tue 18th year. The INSTITUTION VI Noun'o'o'
yno year is maintained
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
GREAT BRITAIN.
TILE FENIANS.

LONDON. Oct. 19-Noon.-The Fenian alarm does
not abate. Last evening repeated efforts were made
by the FeDans 60 burn the police station at Chester
and thus release some of their conFades who are
there confined The fire was IN every instance ex-
tinguished before any damage was done. The Gov
ernment is the alert and precautions are every
where taken 70 guard against surprise.
CABLE TOLLS REDUCTION.
Evening.-It is understood that an arrangement
has been perfected between the Anglo-American
Company and the Atlantic Company whereby the
present rates by the Cable will he reduced fully fifty
per cent 1t is further understood that the reluc-
ton will 20 into effect on the 18th of November.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
DIsREsPECT TO THE PRESIDENT. g.

dispatch says that the sentence imposed
upon Assistant Engineer George w. Sawyer by court
martial at Portsmouth, N. H., has been approved by
Secretary Welles The charge against Mr. Sawyer was
thai of using language dsrespecul 10 the President OF
the United States IL appears that he ana TWO or three
day talking, and they finally got into political dscns,
sion Congress was denounced an unconstitutional
body guilty Of usurpaOn and Of the enactment OF unjust
and tyrannca laws. In the heat Of argument VT. raw
yer responded saying that Congress would fa du-
ty unless impeached the President This remark was re-
ported by the other officers TO the Secretary OF the navy
who made haste have Mr. Sawyer court nartiaed lfe
was found guilty and sentenced TO be reprmanded by inc
Secretary to be suspended from duty for one year on
half pay
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
CUBA.

A MASONIC LODGE ARRESTED IN HAvANA--RE-
VOLT IN PRISON AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE police tonight sur
prised Masonic Lodge, while assembled for business,
and took the members into custody the LieutenantCov
ernor OF Sagua being prominent among them Owing 10
Peninsula" alarm cry all the Officers were discharged
The Havana Lodge took the precauon on learning or
the raid suspend its meetings In Santiago dc Cuba,
the night Of the 9Th Instant OF the criminals mprs
oned there attempted force their way outside by max
ing determined attack upon their guards with cudge
They frustrated however by the troops, who Killed
and wounded three.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
PRIZE FIGHTS.

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. ia prize hight
came OF at daylight this morning IN East Hartford De
tween george Carey and Henry Mnniord Two sports Oh
Careys friends threw up the sponge for him Carey was
badly beaten large crowd was present
R,rP ~ Oct 10 "a rclrs were signed to-day between
Dan McDae OF this city, and Cuninlns OF Rochesf 20
fight I'm 2ifoot ring according TO the new rules " te
English prize ring. Dec p? Tor sl,OW Ihey arc DOT"
nOyices In the prize ring =. ,ax
PHILADEIPIIIA Oct ?o-A prize fight took place TO-DAY
north OF This city between John Badger and RoDrie
Cunnipgham After a few rounds had been fought tss
poce made dash and arrested II Of the spectators sp
subseQuenty arrested one Of the principals.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
EXPLOSION on THE sTEAMLAuNCH ALBE-
MARLE-FOCR LIVES LOST.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 2O.-Yesterday after
noon al o'clock an explosion occurred board tho
steam launch Abemarle, belonging to Admiral Porter In
the Severn River opposite the Naval Academy. Chief
Engineer Hoy attached to the Naval Academy Engineer
Clark CoIswain John Shea, and negro boy "a fireman.
were killed Several other boys were injured ope o,
VIII ON has since died .. ..l r.I n +. go
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
GAMBIA.

CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE GRAND vIZIER AND
DEPUTATION OF CRETANs.
MARsEILLEs, Oct. 2O-Accounts have been received
from the Island of Gambia of the arrival there OF the
Turkish Grand Nzier and other members of the Com
mission Of Inquiry sent out by the Sultan
The Grand Vizier had met deputaton Of the Gre
tan insurgents at Canea in the presence Of all the
Consus Of the Foreign Powers The members of the
deputaton insisted upon the union of the island with
the Kingdom of Greece
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
NApTNF TNTTIIICPNcF

GLASGOW, Oct. I9-Noon.-The Anchor lines steamship
veDezs, Capt. Smith, which left Halifax the 5th Of
October, arrived late last evening.
LIVERPOOL Oct. i9 EyeniDg-Dispatches have been
received which state that the cargo Of the bark Oriental
winch recently sailed from Quebec and which sub
suenty reported as having been spoken disabled, will
DssAyed, although In "A damaged condition.
. .IONDoNDERRY, Oct 2O-The Anchor Line Steamship
S,ntahla Capt Laird which left New-YOrk the 9th
,s,, touched at More yesterday, and sailed again for
sQuE.MTOws, Oct 20-The steamships Chicago and
lily eI Row York both Of which left New.York on the
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF FRACTIONAL CURRENC
AND NATIONAL BANK NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-'rhe amount of fral
tona currency issued during the week from the PRINT
ing Bureau Of the Treasury Department was $5e30oo
The shipments during the period were as ollows
To the Assistant Treasurer at New York slo0o United
States Depository at Louisville s20O00; TO NatoDai
Ranks and Others 1908 Total, 423757. The amonBt
of currency redeemed and destroyed during the week
was S6O 500 The following is statement OF tle secir
ties held by the Treasurer OF the United States 10 us or
the National Banks, at this date, viz AS security Tor
circulating notes. for deposits OF pubhe mon
eys $3s go Total, $378,96,lOO Inc amount on va
tonal Bank currency issued during the week was ssso
and the total amount issued to date is 1904 299 From
this deducted the currency returned hcluang
worn out notes amounting TO 9Ss,2i5 leaving IN actual
circulation at this date $780, 9141,746. =.
The REGENTS OF internal revenue for the week were
81 and for the fiscal year, commencing WIN jury
TO date, $C5, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
THE REPORTED SEIZURE OF THE Qua KER CITY
OIL REFINERY.

PHILADFIPHTA. Oct. 19.-The pr0prhtOft OF
the Quaker CITY OH Refinery which Is located here deny
the truth OF the dispatch from Pittsburgh that there has
been seizure of their property by the Goyernpent'
There has been snch seizure no frauds have been Al
eed again Al the refinery and the satenent
pubshed fore going effect Is supposed to have been
prompted by parties to suits growing ont OF ,er
In tina oil market several months since, when some sellers
of oil for future delivery failed To al their contracts I'D
In con sequence OF the rise in price ',l Ora silff
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
SECRETARY McCULLoCH.

A Washington dispatch to TIE B0St0H TOsf-
not too good authoritysays, that Mr. MeCulocs reg
nation longer at the disposal OF the President and
fact that this gentleman does not contemplate retrns
from the Cabinet That in the event OF sunmaryds
missa as in the OF Secretary Stanton he VIII es
what virtue there is in the Civil Tenure once law
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
CANADA.

PETITIONS IN BEHALF OF THE fENIAN n MAHON.
OTTAWA. Oct. l9.-Ten petitions, bearing the
signatures OF 6OO persons have been presented to the
GovernorGeneral for the release OF Father Mcmahon
QUEBEC, Oct. 19l-The steamer Canada was disabled
while opposite st. Cr0ix last evening from the bursting
OF her boiler and leaking OF the steampipe. The ma
chinery ged, but person hurt The pas
sengers brought back % this city by the steamer
Quebec ...
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
BY STEAMSHIP.
The steamship Union. from Southampton on
Oct g. arrived here yesterday.
ITALY.

GARIBALDI A PRISONER IN CArRERA-THREE
MEN-OF-WAR OFF THE ISLAND--STRICr
QUARANTINE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MOVEMENTS CLOSELY wATClED--His PRO
CLAMATION TO TIE ITALIANS.
Prom Our SPECIAL CoTrespondtuL
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21

PRICE FOUR CENTS.

who left here on Friday for Boston, is expected tore
turn tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
WASHINGTON.

OF Mr.. WILSON, CHAIRMAN or Iib
INDEPENDENT COMMITTEE-THE hAhfLAND
INVEsTIGATI0N-THE TRIAL OF JEFfEheoN
DAvIs-MovEMENTs OF THE WHITE hoosE
New-York tribune., 1867-10-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OH INST touched al his port today ami subsequ'r'
eailed for Liverpool
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS June f3-The steamer Gov
ernor Sharaey left this point about O'Clock
this morning, bound for the Arkansas Riy
er, with a large cargo OF freight and POO
government hands, tor Fort Gibson. The
boat was overloaded and as she swung from,
the levee began to sink. She was headed
for shore, and az her bow struck some
twenty or more persons jumped ashore, she
Afterwards swung loose again and foa,e,l
into the stream and sunk to the hurricane
roof Yawls from other boats took off the
Captain and crew and . large number of
government hands. Many also swan ashore
but il 10 feared that . large number were
drowned. The boats books and passenger
list was lost, and it is probable that mum.
Der are missing that will never. be known.
81. LOUIS, June 14-Senator Wade't
party arrived here at half past ten O'clock
an are stopping at the Southern Hotel
where they will passake OF grand banquet
At half past five Tomorrow they make an
excursion over lhe Iron Mountain Rail Road
:" sns iron regions in south east Missouri.
CT Soakru, June 1.-The steamer Only
d.~s ~ arrived this afternoon, only nine
,n; MN rom Pm Fort Benton, bringing half a
miis,on dollars in gold du., And . &C., os
oufiaio robes and peltries NJ .ts' - ~
exported S WIN the Indians either nm :. d.
She met forty-ivs steamers urr ~ - aoWn.
and passed three coming dovn "0unos
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WASHINGTON.

WAsuIKSroN, June l3-The National In.
ts2igeRcer says we have authority for the
statement, that al very recent consultation
of the Cabinet, il WAS decided that the mill
'nry officers In command Ofthe five Military
Districts into which the ten unrepreseatcd
states are divided, have no power to remove
civil officers deriving their authority from
State Governments as row organized The
question. We understand, had more i.nmedi-
ate reference q TIE removal Of the Governor
and other civil Off ers OF tao State of Lou.
isiana by General Sheridan, but OF course
Will apply 10 the action OF the four other
commanders
No douh, the forthcoming opinion of the
Attorney General, in accordance with the
reasoning of which it is understood the dc
cison referred to was arrived NJ, will fairly
justify the legality ana proprio,y of this dc
termination. 1t scarcely need be suggested
that the is.ning OF orders replacing the de
posed officers which may become necessary
~ a consequence Of this decision of the
Government 1t would he no good ground
Tor application on the part OF Gen. Sheridan
To he relieved from the position he now oc
cupics, much less would II warrant an In
ference that the administration contem
plates or desires his removal for his ssryi
ces
The trial Of Surratt WAS resumed to day
Talesmen ordered yesterday were called
Several were excused and others summoned
in their places. Finally, after recess, the
iull number, twenty SIX, were obtained.
MIR. Bradley, while avowing his readiness
to proceed with the trial. filed challenge
Of the present PANEL ~ not being lawfully
summoned, and asked that it be quashed.
The counsel on both sides consented that
i - 4 -
ten and the United States four, thus leaving
twelve rs the jury. Those selected were
VIM. b. Todd, John K. Elvsns, Thos. Bio
gen, X. NJ. Hall. Thos j. Percy. VIM. N.
Shuster. J. ID. Gilman. Horatio N. TASTY,
Thos Berris, Robert Ball, Samuel Fowler,
and J. Il. Barr. The gentlemen were re-
quested to stand up and he sworn
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psa. =. IL. vvOEsa.EI.
Physlc1On.
.sOssv nEB.l.. M. h..
am sVsaaow VfH IOWA CAVALRY.

nyFicE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ s.dc 81 brady street. ncar ash. hfss door
.rarn IL. Ghfi. stan thurch. octsu-dSm
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By Telegraph. June IA.
Flour-Less active and forced sales could on
IL be- effected ut concessions. which most holders
are unwilling to grant, and but . light business
TRANSFERRED; demand mainly for small lots to
I'LL orders; white,and red winter OK can only be
sold IN small lots. except at great concessions
sales of waite winter AT l5.50dl7.75 spring
extra 10. 25@lls5, and supe6., 800
i. kve Flour-s.oo
Whest-lrre gular. unsettled but sC7l0c bet
ter at opening hrs, sales of No spring sold at
100; declined to l.s5. and closed al s5Ctl Sc
No. spring less active, few cars sold a; 2.05.
Rejected spring duh and nominal.
Com Liverpool dispatches quoting a further
cd ance TO Sos. created great excitement in the
market, and prices which opened at 80 adv anced
rapidly to ?4i5 al gJc before Change, but a. the
excitement sbatcd lower rates were accepted and
the market fell oil to $4,000 closing at s9j "a
90 &C.. No. sold before Change ut 90 open
Ell ON Change Mt ssc.; active ut 81 a 81, but sub
ssquenliy declined to s.. at which figure there
were few sellers toward the close Rejected
more actIye at sSG67c closing ct 6iMe5.
osts-DuIl; opened a, 5sc for No 2, de clininc
to -, and Just at cicee regular was offered by
large operators at osc. without takers Rejected
46(a sec
Rye-Steady, lGt2c. better, at 1.lo@l.l2 for
No. |, and l.02dl.05fsr No. 3; closed quiet a.
1EMl.l2 for No. 2.
xBarlt Nominal. 1t is difficult 70 give any
information As regards markets.
Provisions. Market perfectly fiat, snd not
sufficient sold to make quotations; no buyers
for mess pork or cut meats, except sweet pick
led hams, which sold at lac.
Lard Quiet, unchanged; 1880. for prime
standard,
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-The Picdyuns
has the following:
The III Concrete Of Matamoros, OF the 7th
inst. gives the following: Extracts from q
letter dated Monterey, June 1,says Miramor
has died of fever which attacked him after
he was wounded at Queretaro. CASTILLO,
Mejs, and Others have teen shot, accordin :
to letters from reliable persons in Sar
Luis
The most profound silence prevails a.
to what had been done with Macmillan.
The III Mtricano, an lmpeylalist paper
published at Brownsville, pronounces Max
imilian's proclamation forgery. ara says
il originated with burlesquing papers.
An attempt was made TO fire some build
ings on ST Charles street this morning, but
was frustrated. Ii the attempt had been
successful it would have destroyed severn
heavy business houses. the object was to
swindle the insurance comranys.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Northwestern n
Railway excursion, which left this city yes
teeday morning for Lake Superior, had .
pleasant and safe passage. arriving 1t Fort
Howard on time They were ushered into
the saloon Ct the fne steamer Saginaw,
which is TO take them on the journey. A
sumptuous repast was in readiness for the
guests to which they sat down with much
good will. The steamer was put in her
bcs. sttife outside, and gaily dressed with
fiagt and steamers inside, and was literally
perihmed with flowers. A heavy rain all
night somewhat marred the propcets Of TO.
dsy, They start at o'clock this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14
IOWA

MyscATiSE, June 1.-THE Journal has a
leader advocating the domination of, by the
Republican Convention Of the 10Th, Mai.
Henry OConnor for the uncxpired term Of
Hon. +. Z Bissel to the Attorney Generals
ship of the State.
Maj O'Ccnnor 10 well known in all parts
Of Iowa. He is = prominent lawyer, an elo.
quent speaker, an influential Fenian, and 10
personally very popular.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ypsyy GALLAGHER.
arroRSrY AND cor NsEioR AT Law
y Conveyance. osaee = i.aN.''io NoN' ~ -.
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News by Atlantic Gable,

LIVERPOOL, June 13-Lord Monck and
Viceroy Domirion, Of Canada, sailed to-day
for Quebec, in the steamer HISTORIAN.
DUBLIN, June l3--Corrydon, by whose
testimony the prisoners who were captured
at Dusgaroon have been identified, was, to-
day. attacked by mob Of countrymen at
Waterford and barely escaped their ven
gence with his life.
PARIS, June ia dispatch received by
the Government from Constantinople an
nounces that the Sultan of Turkey will
take his departure from his capital for this
city on Tuesday next.
The arrival of Imal, King of Egypt Il
daily expected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

Extract from the Life Of Washington n
wing, BY his nephew, Pierre \. Irvisg, VOL
w., page s72
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

-. -. ssaG.Iare ses1v. N. h..
vbHlSirIAN AND SURGEON. ottiCE
sith ~. baker, under the davenport Ma
donsl Hank. corner ~ % and Brad, streets.
RsssnnSoss--John NJ. Adler. n. D., J. W. H.
nakev NJ d. nyiau
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD
CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad and busly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS fer iecss 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 picnic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions
HATS that stand all kind Of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling. sporting, sailing,
HATS grease.proof, in storms unfa,linR.
HATS air>chAmber.1, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admir- ed by lovely woman;
| HATS with which room TO enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing castoSs ;
HATS Oft sent . hundred miles for.
HATS that boys and misses sigh Tor.
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for sailors.
HAS that grace the work for tsilors;
HATS that would . saint entics,
HATS, prime Hats, 1t any price J
HATS THAT II HATS
at 9nQ1th'0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

YyAvlsa HRE. ENGAGED IN THE PRAC
Il nce q Medi Inc and Surgery for the last
Txsxrx rsvs rsArs w rnis SrArE. has ptrmsn-
entity located IN tins city, and oifers his profes-
sion-l services 10 thr citizens of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes bv HIS long experience with
she eireascp Of the climate, 70 merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
vice corner OF Thrd aud brady, over itn1-
sav's ;ewelry Store, residence 10 what was fot-
nesiy known ~ the Fulton House. on Water
street above the bridge. iune27 du
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Davenport COl,lSersssstfh
AND
HEAVY SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoke Stacks. Breoching. Sorghum
PANS. FIRE SHUTTERS. WELL TUBE.
ING. EXHAUST PIPE. AC., &C.
Also, dealer in Stoves and Tin Ware, RcofnS
ard all House Jobbing done neatly and prompt
Is. The great fuel economixer, the Eureka and
Good Samaritan. Cook and Monitor heating
stoves still in the market also many other
kinds of stoves. Cal. and era nine sg Ne. ls
lain street. davenport Iowa
iedif AS i. DuMONT
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THE doctor preseribs1, - On sxpsrinsnt'-
what he'd been suggested BY Dr.. 70. w. aslnss
ON MS late visit. Jones WhNso0b's Remedy
for Asthma" teaspoonful in wine glass Of
water. TO be taken every four hours. A good
night was the result,
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph. June II.
Flour-Nothing doing, extra. s.000lo. 90 ;
Xxx. 1S.oo0tl4.O0; choice; 14.oo01l560.
Wheat Buyers and sellers 90 far apart that
no transactions took place.
Corn--Wh,,e s5@L 90; mixed s2Qs5; yellow
ssQe0.
Oats-Better, haas.
Barley No demand. No sales.
Rye-No demand No sales.
Haydn request at 90 Oo024 90.
Prov.sions-very dull, prices unchanged, but
downward tendency.
Whisky-Sales at 2.O3
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New Orleans Market.

By telegraph June Is.
Cotton-Opens middliug at PAX.
Sugar-Fair Louisiaus. l2I6: prime Porte
Rico, 1871.
Molassea-No quotations.
Fiour-very dull, unsettled. Super, 1915;
choice. l7.s59ls 600.
Corn-Duil. Yellow and mixed ]. lO0l. Is
white. 1.170l2o
Oats-Dull, rs.
Pork-very dull, ~.
bacon-Fair jobbing business.
Shoulders-lo.
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VIRGINIA.

FoRTRnss MONROE, June 13.-One Of the
she'll taken from the rebel ram Merrimac,
exploded yesterday ut the navy yard doing
considerable damage but injuring nobody.
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RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island L Pacific
Roilroad.

1867. Summer Arrangement. lS67.
Trainsrun by Chicago time which il twelve min
utcs faster than Davenport time.
AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 90, 1867.
~ and nnul further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily. lSundays exccpted) as follows
9uipg East Let Mail train at. ......7 90, A. NJ.
I'd Night express 30, p. N.
doing West-lst. Freight Tor Newton and W ash
tngton. Al An
Id Express and Mail for Newton
and Washington, = .b5 A. y.
Arrive a, Davenport daily, (Sundays excepted
| as follows
From the East-lst Night express at. Z 80, A n
I'd Daily Elk 4 mail 8 90, p. y.
From the West-lst Freight from Newton and
Washington. ......4.s so T. y.
"a. kxpress from Newton and
washington. y 20P.n.
CONNECTIONS
| AZ Chicago with NIL Eastern Routes
| AT LaSalie with /. G. X. X for Dunleith. -.
| Louis. Cairo. 40.
| At Pond Creek with G. u. 4 O. X. Il. for Bur
| lington keokuk and Quincy
| at Peoria durin, navigation) with Packets
for all points on Illinois River
| At Newton, Iowa City and washin gton with
Western Stage COS Stages, for nll points Yves,
| Southwcs, aud Northwest
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trans Through
| Tickets for sale and Baggage checSed to prin-
cipa! Eastern Cities snd Towns.
+. \. RAIL. Asst Gen. Supt
Chicago.
A. knn,LL. Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
H. II. HiLls. Aga, Davenport.
Davenport, April ~, 1857.
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Kingston p. o., Aechen Co.. Mimi.
April7, SO
Ma. JoBN BuLL---Dcar Sir ] moved from
Kentucky % this place. The storcs had none
your Worm Destroyer for sale. They are great
" needed here in Minnesota A trial IL all that
IL needed TO give them reputation. We cant
do without them, Do send some out this way
Yours, sincerely.
d. Y. Ann0woOD.