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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

T8s SToRn LAsT EvsKIEa.-Ias, evening,
severe storm OF rain set II. accompanied by
was done Ths excavation for the sewer II
10th street, tin course OF construction by
Messrs. King and kooey,) Just north of the
avenue, was filled with water. a portion
OF the embankment having fallen down.
and choking up the mouth OF tue sewer
About seven O'Clock the lightning stYnck the
residence of Mr.. r. b. Berguscn, OF the firm OF
s sns
let street east, Capitol Hill, pass;ns do wn the
spouting, cutting it open, and thence 70 the
show-window, SCATTERING the glass, but not
damaging the articles in the window 90 "a q
CHARGE OF PRRsURr.-Yesterdsy Detective
Coombs and Miller arrested Andrew j. Col.
ismer charged. on the oa.n or Christian Mes
licious perjury. and the case came, up before
Justice d. r. Smith, when Mr.. J. b. Adams
appeared for the prosecution. The warrant
is based On an affidavit OF the complainant to
the effect that he was arrested on Friday, Sep.
tember 27th, on a warrant issued or tha cath
OF Collamer and taEen before Justies Gull on
the charge en- Of t1espass ina, uoilsmer swere
land OF one Dennison, which was q viifui
and malicious perjury. The decision in the
case was reserved.
WESTERN SrAE BIyIsIoN, SoNs OF TEN.
PRRAHCE, No. s AT the last meeting OF THIS
Division, the following gentlemen and isdiss
were elected to fill the offices for the current
quarter:-J T. Kennedy, w. A.; n. Funk, w.
A: G. W. Oakley. r. S; A: Wyatt, a. X. S;
J. Baumback, +. s.; G. T: ktdwell, Treasurer;
J. A. Flynn. Chaplain: w K, Burch, Conduc-
tor; Jno Pearson. A O.; M. B. Bukiey. I S.,
S. Golden, o. S; Miss BERTHE Taylor, Love;
Miss Eliza Peters, Purity: Miss Barns Fideli-2
ty; Miss 8. +. Flynn. Lady Conductor. This
division meets at Gree ms Hall. First Ward,
between 18th and 18th streets, on Pennsylva-
mia avenue g.r
ham and III. F. Dorton, U. S. N, are at the
kirkwood House. ....Brig. Gen. A. G. Lau-
rens, Minister to Costa Rico; Oapt. Z. NJ. Snir-
ley, of KY: @. H. Smith, of Fla; Hon: John B.
Stockton, Of N. J.; James Nc Dowell, of Phila.;
Gen. Esty, OF Wasninkton; Rev. VIM. Henry
Adame. Of Charleston, S. O; j. II, Mckee, OF
New Orleans; Alfred Cooley, Of Memphis,
Tenn. ]. J Allen, OF Phila., are stopping at
Wizards Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

MARINIS FASHIONABLE DANCING AGAD.
I'1 ENVY, F. ST, BET. 9TH AMI I0TU "a
The above Academy is now open FOR the -
reception Of Pupils. For particulars see ,lA
circulars, to b. had at the music aud at Ga.
FHIautuil lin
II j. RI SsEL;S DANCING ACADEMY will
II . open on WEDNESDAY. September IN
18th, and continue during the season.
pay of tuition, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
Ladies, Misses. and Masters in the after ~
noon; gentlemen al night on the y Z. corner D.
llth street and Pa. avenue - s-ts
NARINI,S DANCING ACADEMY -Pryf,,,a
IL MARlSlS Glasses VIII commence on
Monday, September 23d. For particulars =
see CIRCULARS, to be had at the Music Stores. x
or at the Academy, street, between 9th -
and 10Th .uyI -irn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04
CITY ITEMS.

THOSE WHO WISE 10 appear in becoming
styfesand appreciate the value Of com mauding
tne esteem OF the fair, should not fail to call
ING attire Themselves at the United States
Oiotning House Of Messrs. liable & Co., 465
fennsylyania avenue between ID and az
streets. Do this. and fail is not the result CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

D1so1DERLY AND AssAULTs.-Johu E. Bay
liss, for disorderly conduct was yester day
fined rs by Justice Harper; Edward Spsller-
berg. for psofane and Indecent language was
fined 50 by Justice Thompson. A loose char.
was fined 50 by the same, and being charged
with ASSEMBLING Laura Wallis, she was re.
CURED to give security TO keep the peace. A
housekeeper named Clara Oppeuheimer,
charged with assaulting Louisa Bell, was
fined $3.50 by Justice Tucker. A coloied
man named John Green, for q violation OF the
Ia was nned SIS by Justice Chaplin. Louisa
Wallis, colored. for disorderly conduct was
fined 80 by Justice Thompso - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Wylie.-The follow
ing business was transacted to-day - Heap
agt, Heap, order reference to auditor; Brown
aRt Curtis, order approving sale Of commits.
sioner; Bail agt Lichau. order approvins
trusfee's bond; Washington and Alexandra
Railroad aEt Citizens Of w ashingtoa, order OF
ftference to W. 6. Coz, auditor. The case OF
Patch sgt, Patch, petition for divorce, 10 before
the COURT @ssf - %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Msssrs Cooper 4 Lat
inner. auctioneers, yestsrday sold the grocery
store formerly occupied by L. a, Delwig, and
lately by J. H. r. jenkins as q grocery store
situated on 9TH street, between q and streets
south, No SIS, being on part OF lot 10, IN sqnars
sd4, The lot 20 feet front by 100 feet deep, 90 DR.
f. : Walsh, for g, a25. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

TRANSFERS OF REAL Estate The follow
ing have been reported by r. NJ. Hall, real
estate agent-Sub OF lot u, in squsre sos. at
1862 90: sub OF let %, in SO uars no, at $500
lots n, II, IL, u, and IA. III square 152. at
o.; part of lot 8, IN square Oil, 81 feet on
N street, at 5000; lot IA, In square 1929, At
part OF lots 22 and %, in square l0,4I7, at
S4f6 0S. 4'sf.te.=l.s zoos Co. go +.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

meeting ojourps 1t adjourn 70 meet again on
the first Monday night IN November, when an
constitution and bylaws submitted. Agreed
The question arising Of an election of tenn
poIary omceIs, as announced in the meeting
call, MI. Clayton moved thar the present on
GERS (Mfssrs. Wendell and Sweeney DO con-
tinued till the next meeting. Agreed to.
consisting Of Messrs. Clayton, Haley, Sheck.
els. Coz: Beya, md Dr. McCuen, were APP
,ns "s IT. o. the .ssosasion ana to re-
MIR. VIM. II. Boyd was elected temporary
TIRE asurer and MT. j. Disrurnell was seiec ted
On motion of Mr. Clayton, the actuary was
authorized 10 employ An assistant solicitor.
Subseq uently MIR. Clayton moved that the
initiation fee be fixed at -, and that thirty per
cent be allowed the actuary for each sub
scrlber he may obtain
Mr. W. y. Stewart was opposed to the two
dollar principle. The association was to be
was Of the opinion that better. success would
attend il with an entrance fee of one dollar.
We should come down to sum which would
suit the poor man. At this time particularly
we should not 60 beyond one dollar.
MT Sweeney did not care 80 much about the
initiation, but thought the per cent. suggested
was too high INVENT y Ave or thirty per cent.
After considerable conversational debate on
the ssolect, wac idecidsd mat the entrance
fes oehxed a two dollars. and tAat ssa per
cent De allowed the actuary upon all subscri.
beTs Obtained IN the business once, and TWEEN.
ty,hys per cent on all nalnes obtained upon
The committee appointsd 10 nrao.r. /. .,,
sn,u.ion and by-Nws, was also insructed to
have circulars pEhted soafciting stoscribsrs
and expianinE the Aisssu re Of the, associati on
NUMBER 81 nemters then paid In their
isitlat,os feesi AfIera which The, meeting "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

BIDS OPENED.-At noon to day, bids were
opened in the Mayors office for grading and
graveling Sd street west. from New YORK ave.
nue. TO X street. The bids were as follows:
Thomas Joyce, 15H grading, gravelng; Hugh
McGinnIs, q grading. graveling; Dennis
Mcnamara. 1l4 grading, 5A graveling; J.
Kelly d Co, 10 grading. graveling; Samuel
Cook. IA grading. 10 Rraveling; Peter Mona
mara, 16k grading, 64 graveling; John G
Stafford, is grading, 10 graveling; Joshua
Cooksey, is grading. 6< crawling; g. W. G..
Eslin. ID grading. graveiing: Owen Daley,
l2H grading, 81 graveling; Jshn Q uinlan, ~
grading, graveling; Patrick CuIlinane, IL
grading, graveline. The grading is to be
done by cubic ward, and the crawling by
square yard. The contract was awarded TO
II. McNamara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-04

SUPPOSED Loss OF ' Hss RL.-Some nights
since. during the prevalence Of heavy gale,
an unknown schooner sprung q leak nesr
Sng IL became necessary to throw her deck load
of hogs head shocks and barrel slaves into the
sea- Since than nothing has been heard OF
subsequently succum beo to the violence Of the
storm and gone TO the bottoms The discarded
slaves aad sbooks were found next morning
floating about the Potomac shores in every 81.
reciloD, In addition TO which q DO wsprft and
top mast were also found dnfefng about.
Fears are expressed that this vessel was the
~MsTy," which sailed the morning e previous
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

~ e q AHmVAaD e0kDAYs
- HAwinv1 Ora4h{CA Wesde0 %. Pssl.
knasnsssne, egGE Oompbs0, p. Hadiscn,
BIZ O4npssl6 Opt. Pierce. Ciinsss.
,ss = ssss. = la6asuaas.
- 9Awusss oeAan5OAeG Wss3sa, ~ Lesss.
+ Jas 11nAns <s.AHo Clnlse. -
kIshuUsna0npG QAe1l. II. 2Aeisoo.
0otsnDcn. O. lalaplls LypsA s6l
Ihs - NsudAa1s H. alsanss, Dsesr
|Nns hssiag beea 1koeaaoAly seQsisa1. -
snsnsd - 0(ls> si1l a. lias - 10 sEpse.
tsaasss Ao-esGsseA Apsssiag - kr vsy Y
~ Pssl -.F1 sass1 sas s
T. II. sss.las u " Z is..a.soss Bsn.
|0nsbsii, Oaq1. Rl1(s. vill dspart = -nss-
|scw = A. r 49, Nation. &c. Dtnssn,
Ant - = a@is Nj
The ass paasssgss, packet New Boston.
Caps. dsisseils IN IsA,s sss n. Mslsoa.
ia the morning. o o. MAsbsr il ~ f.
1s'' 4
Coxlxa, Cexxe !-shsvels began : 6y
Yesterday u Des xpiass On The Chtago,
Rock leland q nedAs Railread. Quke Z
fores Of hAnas - new busily - woe1 on
the Last Side hstWssn Vine and 49kse
streets, wess -eftho Oeal Bank. The slov@
sl.sn havs tses sspialy aAsaneiAg % pee
eotnsD alaspfiaE 1nd-nsw tbe vongoaff Z
q our dsoss - jsse sippiag p ~ sese 10
esep6fatisa ~ ~ osning u The long l0dteo
Tor engine. There b new no deubt. bot thse
u will seeeh Asts II ths Arst wesk sDf Ss'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

l1OOAs
9M1TA THE HATTHR
ron ~ Ann upVsARn
CAN u HAD W
HATS tsr 1guSs besea ~ bsgiy,
HATS ~ slssasA - ~ Sssiy !.
HATS e. tssss ssoshasAsly,
HATS e. ssa>sss bsiohe - jeuy;
HATS Sos ssndaase 4 slasllee,
HATS thaE give : leek censnaodisg;
HATS fos wslkiag, st1ise. dsiviag, \
HATS dull faces look alive In; -
HATS " pic.nts ~ sxSutsioos.
HATS for holilatS' 1sssisss;
HATS thas stsad IN liad q maullse.
HATS for sves5 izsde and salliag,
HATS for ti1vsllias, spsrtiig, aailiae,
HATS sfsass-psssf. iAstssns usla,lias.
HATS air>ehanbeis:i I, 9niiA's liaias. i
HATS with which = ct sAiae b;
HATS u naay shepse uacoaooa,
HATS samissd b. jSt&y won1n;
HATE with uAiGh \ 80 - saAse
HATS ~ ssssss u ~ e1SS -:
HATS of qsiss se}iie15e tleis
lnA1 11ev-sssvnr1st kaswjs0 sDaAsss
HATS a esas . hunAuUa 0llsU -.
HATS US3ts = - - - -.
| H1iiSa1sai = - S1iXa8a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

An AonsRABls FAc9.-At Weo0ss I
Fssaers Osocesy Stsss. ssenss u rhh sn6
Brady, yss. csa ~ for 4l.oO 81 fbs. A
|ssess; fsr 1l.00 ~ vAibs tB) ssGAr |;
fr S1.oo 81 iba light brown sugar. and
lover erades in proportion 81 -. good
Rio Coffee fbr u ~; u ibs. Drowned fes
el.0o--grounsd, 80. 40 and so cts. y D
Teas just received from New York, which
are gusrantsed 70 give satisfacties in boAh
quality and price. Cansed Fruits, Dried
Fruits and Berries 81 oil kinds, Spices and
Essences Of all Ravore Also Potatoes,
White and Yellow Corn Meal. Flour and
Fish, It the lowest sasss going. Call and
leave yous orders, and ysuf goods Will BE-
delivered ire TO aay past Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

-
TAs susspa anandD nssaiag Of the Iowa
oshhn1A 49, A11rooo. viii b held II
~ Conuuy 1nCGu4G -, AA DAvsHrss1,
Junn, In, 6sa AM ofa,' ~ eeamsNcing q
TSstdot. - ~ u e'46k D IL. Pas-
- O1 80. 4SasAouo ana flsso66 q 6ob~
~ 0I2De6astoQ GAn1 snNl1td - sesosod
and partielpots h ~ AIihso6iisns u ~
eeaseaGisa. La svssy 0ahbaAh School In
~ 6ta>e bayupeseeoeso. s.. .5gT u.
Dovo66oil t1ersiooo md Addteoss by
expeei6ocea SHbbath Nchool mse from. this
~ ether Doooes, Ml61erdoe1 Ia6eloueS ~.
ersleeo ana Dluguaolsa9 q RSos1ieal Sab bath
SShSsl top,ss, win aalhly sosstltuts the
eDeooiass 6 NJ 0sellng.
N. Hdssed Eejlssssa efths Sunday
oehooar 2>ocAw, I. NoWtGus 1alDs. -. ol
a. ouoApy ochod 1sn0, Psef. philip
PhilljpS. Il Nsw H6ek, and William Key>
asa1n Hoq, u PsesiA. III, havs eenssnted
= - pes5sos ~ oth9 sslebratsd Sabbath
SQheol Vufkunago sxDootsd. se.sr
I yuh&RRGeSof. n 41psso, tG1f 1f1us end
Ioeculas. W. - q int0opt In the welfare
i q thayeunn WI confer . fayesf ~ giylaG
A. ) S)aSs 8 theiscsaunpe, - y aahinl
q anneopejalo rsfassneD - ~ M0e. *
Posss ~ Supsei0tenaeate ese fespect.
ially eeqaelAs1 = snnae .. Anila11s neties d
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J iishe1 = iAsir esunty pepess.
II n No. wi1A1sa ti161 t6eAse Ceape
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Il - Sla61iae ~ mseoAe svne ~ g.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

Morn AND FREoxLKs.-The only reliable
remedy Tor brown disco'oration called Morn
and FaEcKLRs. is PERay's Morn AND
FRxcKLn LorroS. Prepared by DR.. d. O.
Perry, Dermatologist. 40 Bond st.. N. "
Sold BY all Druggists. mh25 dom cod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

CoLLs0E MssslosARv MssriSo. The ssg.
ulas quarterly psblic meeting Of the 0ris-
void College Nissisaary Society will u hsld
in the Chapel tomorrow (sundsy) svsaing
~ n o'clock. The pnblie ere respectfully
invited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

HILLS HAIR DYE, 90 cents, black or
brown instantaneous, natural, durable, beau
tiful, reliable, indeed the best in use. has been
before the public over fifteen ycars, 10 the
cheapest, containing as much as the usual
doliar sizes. Depot No. &c John street.
New York City. Sold by oil Druggists,
patent medicine. periumery and fancy
voods stores everywhere. junsll -d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

" you want jc,ty black whiskefs use,
Upham's Hair Dyc-only 80 cents bottle.
Sold everywhere. Pat up BY J. j. kromor,
Philadclpha.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

j. A. DAVENPORT 10 now Offering great
inducements TO buyers Of Hardware. Of
which hc has the largest and best selected
stock in the city. lie is selling as prices
defying competition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

JonS CAMERoS is now prepared 20 do al
styles Of house and sign painting, glazing.
gssining. &c. Also plain and decorative pa-
per hanging. Ceilings whitencd on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No. 10 West Third street, between Brady
and Main. Apr.4 d3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

Geop BAnsAixs Ossanap.--AttssAioa II
called 10 Ne notice under ths hsad 4 sQeuss
be Sold" I've really dssisabas chancss for
Investing 10 rsal estate are offered b Hass
rison / Rolns. Real Estate Agents, % Naiu
street. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

Three yesss ego, Lallemasd's 6peci6t
vas inst introduced into Dsvsnpsst. Fs1
months its sales were very small, - psopll
not knowing Il possessed extraordinary
merits but Il eradsally wssssd:ils Way into
notoricsy, and to day II stands among ths
most valsablc preparations. lts sale hes
become large, and veil h might for In niss
casss out Of ten Il does I'll shss fs claimed
fos IL ~ nFHAvkM
Rhe. mu easma mud yeur01g1o
Can be curod by its uses. sud csSs people
kno~ il. 1t etEsesualiy sradicstes all poison
from the blood, and in feet is the greatest
Blood Purifier
Of The age wasm weather is near at hand,
and wc advise all 70 take bottle Of II and
cleanse their systems thoroughly.
Call a, any drug store In the city and get
il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

CmlD : CA-Tbis ~ hrswa Assss,
having the msst coneles ssabstnsae u
Boots, Shoes esd 0alesss, isslus - inspse.
tiss u thsir goods and psissa NJ. ~
Brady street M4wla .na4 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

enthusiastic audience composed Of the slits
Of the city assembled at the German Theatre
last night to witness the initial pcrformsscc
Of tho Allsgosy and Tableaux Of the Great
Rebellion BY Me-. and Nice Hagar end the
pupils Of the Davenport High and Grammas
Schools. To simply aey that II Wa suc>
cess would be hardly doing Il jussies-it
AS perfect ovAtioa, and bsisg - was .
deserved tribute to The skill Of xs. Haear -
. sspid tssehes Of clesosion, srd manager Of
scsaic effects, and to The Intelligence and
capacity f.s learning u our sehslasa Their
sioeutiep bordefsds = pssfsstisa, and this 10
remarkable when II is considered that they
have sshearsed less than . vesk. The
,npsfsoaaters Of Liberty. visgini6;- Dsls>
wsss. Nasseehusstts, Illiaeis ~ Iowa par>
usolslrsxssllsd in dsonaEis shility, nssi>
tiIiev q ssiss - clsnsas0 - ssading,
whils h wsulA - dl0sslt oslails e pse>
Stssissal circles, 70 nna . svsste ssiss o.
moro bssstifsl siasisg than thae givsa y
tho audisacs By The rsprsssptatiss q tButh
We wses alike plsassa and snspsissd, ~
she fully equals our best vocalists. Mhs
Hasar's seosupaniosals were III hat eouid
- dssirsa.- Ths ~ Performance win b,
given to night. when oil that have DOT a.
rssdy dsos % shosld pot fhil 70 sessl
D,s1aic, Couns.-Cass s195, Kinball "
Smith. vas called up % Friday afternoon
Jusy trial. - Salt for tEsspass. Pastie
ownsd sdjsining lots, and defendant, il
building houss, intfsdsd ON kimbalrs b
to ths extent u lhrss iachss. vssdise fs
plaintiff ssAsdins him 80. q. :. Hui
BEN isr plaintiff. Pwksr Z NcNsal, and !
nlackise dsleuouaE nz1 s&n~ss-~a
ca. ssos, AaaASaa ! s'1lapp n. Kias.-
Action 70 sssovsr rssl sslaAs sold aaaeAasa
nsus h lDe5 bspainli9k hst vliA ~
shS - - ssea ~ - pr6vicua s~se I
tgLe asfsa1a.ll, ~ hsss - psuaals
Of ilssse - Jsju.sat ~ paiadaa- :
Brown q 1e11t Apd J.pM ongessa &
pl.aasaGs. J. :. Lea & 49, -
Thu tsassrday) 1siaiae eAesensE
!, occupied " sssMsN Jsass nsssse
US; h'sa.,. hs'isse egr'3s = - =
!. osss san. oel,.a i. Ssis1ss, sIs, sses
. ftem Jpslise' = ~, 49, Pisist
claims ihs psjss e ~ lsG wAsss ~
-kasessauNss .Aynuohoe ss1ssse. ena11lA
Z pSs1 ~ askssae. .jssy assl. cs,ci - g,
eluasl u assa = ssu, tss vvsdses - !
h sesssa upsns AsSsks - paais1i1. Hlss
4 - 49,. srasraf-E - ~ @taisfsf-ss
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I'll Os1ra u1HsuxDl = IN uAali xu11
jassna.ey~hss thssu1n1n1e 6ed1ee ~
i opsas6. .Jsaes nsaasIe N psseeAlr !
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= ~ y shsebe ths StsAevk 0tdts4 ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

Go rnR BvHs.-t;o TO the Bryant & Stsatt0G
1owa State Business College TO get Q thorough prac
ticai business cducation or % become good sound
Go lcefaph operator For circulars and papers. ad
drs -. tcnclo-ing stamp "Thc Bryant Stssttor
Commercial College. DtySn port. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

The Rurelxm aDeiek Machine
Makes s.oo ependid Brick per hour. win osly nine
steam power Hae no complex machinery TO be get
tns ont Of order or breaking down. lite great sim.
plicity and mar velous power caWmand The approval
os every expert. at sight.
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Satisfaction guaranteed 10 all purchascsa
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

J.T. rExrLs, Gardener and Florist, oos.
ath and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
rees. lny28-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

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ScYofueus affections and Gtanduas swsllinss. all
indolent uicesstions VIII q spark Of vitality
fingers, this Ointment viii Induce y speedy cure. II
penetrat.s the heart Of the ulcer swelling and
by inter Irrtant action. stimulates the absor beDts
20 renewed effort by suDung the Inflammation, c:s.
aics q new aud healthy flesh. The Pills by purifying
the blood considerably expedite the operation. Sold
By all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

March o. lxrSovnsxz.-H Helhiso .illss
trstes the contnssd ssowth and pscg ssiay
e city 10 we'll . its stsss. WhN yos
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18


70 b sbls 70 snnouncs that our entsrprisioe
friends Thonpssn and Evssts havs deter,
mined TO anvass the ceantiss of Sect and
Rsck Island. sad give % sss.ssts 81 com
psehensive map thereof rhsy - nsn ol
talent and cssssgy. they know thslr busi.
ness, sad we hope 70 - then haadssmsly
encesngsd. We srs greatly 10 need oI
such map. aad expect T. have ono Of
which we shall oil b proud. See nolics
S's' "A -- -SEsS
FAiRsAxks' ScALrs.-Abous forty years
ago the Messrs. Fairbanks invented aud BE-
gan manutsctu. ing these Scales, and svss
since shsn thsis bastness hssr ssssjay an1
rapidly incrsassd. snd they have kept fas
ahead Of III competition. During Dc lssl
year they thsy sddsd lasgsly ts thsie works
and shsis sales vsrs very greatly Il sxsass
os any fosmss year. This fscS h ususuel,
ifnoe sspsssllslsd, In she history Of ieven :
tions end business 10 shls country, end
proves sasariy that their Sesies ere iu sli
respects just what the people want.
RsLlGlous. = Rev. A. B. Ksndig viii
preach The fanssal ssrmoa Of the lsts Misa
Lizzie Rambo, at the First Methodist
Church, Tomorrow morning, at half past
ten o'clock.
Rev. q. Z. Hill. Of SsxonviIle, w., will
occupy thS Pslpis Of the Congregational
Church. both morning and evening.
Rev. VI. H. vroom. the new pastor d
the Dutch Reforaed Church, having sr>
rived. will deliver his initial discourse at l0}
o'clock, A. H., aud will preach again in the
evening at u o'clock.
SgRious AccIDsxs. AT IL o'clock this
morning, as Dr.. Mccartney, an esteemed
physician. living on Harrison street, was
riding in his buggy in company with his
boy, and going In the direction of the bluff,
his maze, . very spirited one. took fright q
locomotive which was standing atm 1t the
conner Of Fiith and Harrison streets, aud
making spring, jumped across the ra,lresd
track, and locking the wheel Of the bssgy
into that Of farmers wagon, then crossing
from the opposite .directioe., In endeavsr-
ing TO free the buggy she mare
upset and damaged Il cossidsraSly
and threv Dr.. McCostney on 70 The ground
with such force that his scalp was loosensd
at the beck Of his hsad. and his bask ss-
severely wrsnched. Il Il is supposed that
his head esll on the rail. He was picked up
in an inssnsible condition and carried to
his house where DR.. Richardson dressed his
wound. which had blea freely. This after
noon DR.. McCo,tney is able to sit up, and
he informed us that his head was free from
pain, but that he suffered severely from bic
back. Tho boy also had the small Of his
back Jared severely, making Il very stiff
and sore