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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
NEW YORK.

New IcHK. May 3l.-The German Cath
olics here celebrated Whi,sutide to-day, by
long public procession, which passed
through the principal streets of the city.
Societies from Pittsburg, Erie. Pa, Buffalo,
Cincinnati, Chicago, and other cities, took
part in the procession. Also several mill
tary companies and large number of Ger
man Catholic organizations OF this city and
vicinity. The celebration terminated with
religious services ut the Church of the Re-
deemer
The procession numbered from 5000 to
10 600 persons The festival will continue
till Tuesday or Wednesday next. when Wis
iting societies will return to their homes
ALBANY. May 80 In the Presbyterian
General Assembly, Old School, the several
articles Of the basis of union were adopted.
Several amendments offered were tabled.
The motion to adopt the report OF the joint
committee on the basis Of union, and send
the record down TO the Presbyteries TOT
final action was sdopted-yeas 1877. nays 50
HUDSON, N. r., May 30.-Josepb Brown.
murderer of Angie Stewart. alias Brown,
wss executed to-day. He left . written
statement covering events Of hts life, but
making no confession Of crime. apd made q
speech on the scafiold, strenuously denying
his guilt or any knowledge Of the fire which
caused the death of the child.
NEW YORK, May S0-Six thousand dol
lars worth Of tobacco IN rOWts from Rich.
mond for Boston were seiae1 to-day by
revenue inspectors. for having counterfeit
stamps ON the packages.
Alonzo Mccormick, living on Sixth
avenue. Brooklyn, thot his wife dead and
then fatally ahot himself, this afternoon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
MISSOURI.

Sr. Lows, May 9O.-Ovss II 900 graves
Of Union soldiers ct jefferson barracks
cemetery, twelve miles below here, we're
decorated with flowers yesterday afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Elliott, Gen. Carl Schurz and 9TH
ers made addresses suitable to the occasion.
About 600 graves Of rebel soldiers were
also strewn with flowers, and received the
same attention as those Of Federal troops.
Thursday night Mr.. Crabtree, father OF
Lolita. the actress, had some difficulty with
his wife, which resulted in taking from his
wife trunk $4,000 in government bonds
and s Il, 600 in greenbacks, the earnings OF
his daughter. and leaving the next morning
for New York. He also struck his daush-
ter and carried off her jowelry, leaving her
and her mother without any money and an
unpaid board bill. Crabtree announced
his purpose TO return to England and live
at ease of his daughters earnings. The
affair has created good deal Of feeling here,
where Lolita is great fsyorite.
Gov. Fletcher and a number Of promi-
nent persons have telsgraphed Gen. Baker,
requesting him to release NoCools FROM
confinement
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
new YoRk.

New Yonx, June 1.-Accounts from
Trenton, N. j.. Baltimore, Syracuse, Provi.
dsnes, Hartford. Portland, Me-, and many
other places state that In oil those cities
highly impressive ceremonies we're perform
I'd in decorating the graves Of Union sol
disrs 10 their various counties on Saturday.
The Posts Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public in these cities. together with tho SOL
diers widows and orphans, and thousands
Of citizens, participated.
Henry King, q real estate broker, was ar
rested yesterday and committed fer trial, on
tho charge Of swindling Henry Q. Deed OF
81, 200 in gold, the latter having sent that
amount 10 this city from Louisville, to a firm
of similar name as Kings King received
the money by mistake and appropriated il.
Early yesterday morning fire was dis
covered on the ground floor of No. ls MUIR
ray street, occupied by II. Z. Biblss 4 Co.,
dealers in elk goods. The fire spread rap
idly through to 81 Park Place. The entire
floor WAS occupied BY this firm. The nrs
was mainly confined to the floor on which
il originated. The loss will reach from $780,
900 70 100000.
SYRACUSE, May Sl.-Lsrey Partridge,
Cashier Of the First National Bank OF Sem
sca Falls, in state Temporary insanity,
attempted to commit suicide BY cutting
his throat At the Syracuse House this
morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

WASHINGTON, May 30,-sEEArE.-A
number Of petitions was presented and
referred.
A debate arose on the proposition BY
the Committee to print ten thousand in.
stead Of 6lteen thousand copies of the
Ross Brown Report, which was finally
adopted. s~Ms.,a.
A resolution for Mat purpose passed.
Mr.. Morrill, withdrew his bill TO amend
the oct concerning the registry of vessels
and 10 extend the warehouse system BY
establishlng bonded warehouses, which
wss referred % the Committee on Com
merc~ A3iA fs4
A reslutioa TO extesd ths time ior the
compleuoAof the Northern Pacinc Rail.
roa al WAS amended and passed.
Ane senate Md q short executive ees-
taken up. " W. ""'
MI. Nelson spoke in,ss favor
Mr.. Freelinghuyssn cas.d Alteration N
the fact that the House bls rsouires Of
Arkansas to never place any r.ss.;o.;s -
upon suffrage, thus forbiddino ~. Nv. s.ou
establishing IN educational quslifAa.S;oossu
or change the Law in regard TO fe,s',,,
suffrage. He disented to such theoHr.ss
and also opposed Mr.. brakes amsndment
Tho 18th amend't cannot recede therefrom.
and the said amendment already adopted.
Senator Williams opposed Mr.. Ed
muuds amendment 70 recommit the bill to
the Judiciary Committee with instructions
requiring AEkansas to arst adcpt The 18th
a9ood0ont befose admisuioa thn1 u
18th amendment W. not adoptod.
Mr.. Buckalsw opposed the bill. He
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAxcrsco, May 30.-Two hsavy
shocks Of On earthquake we're fslt ct Sacra'
msnto 1t Q o'clock last night. No shock
was felt At San Francisco or alsog the coast,
but very severe ones in the State Of Nsva
ds, where seems to have been its principle
seat Of disturbance. Four heavy sheekl
were felt ct IT. Churchill and Virginia City,
but NO damage Was done. At virginis CITY
large buildines we're rocked, and every bsdy
rushed cut the doors. The pumps In The
Savage Mills were eisppsd and minerl
thought that eavisg-in bed occurred.
The Germans Of San Francisco have r.
csivsd an acknowledgement Of $4,000 in
gold forwarded 10 Berlin for the relief OIL
suffeYere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
I'm Bankruptcy.

In Il District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa.
lnlhe matter OF William w. Kennedy, Bank
rup,
ota Creditors Of said William W. Kennedy, and
other persons Interested
VOI ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT PEIl-
I'm has heen fled In said Court by William ".
Ken edy 81 the city Of Daven port, In said District du-
ly declared = Bankrupt upon his own petition, IN
der ct OF Congress, entitled IAN Act TO establish
. uifsrm eys.em OF Bankruptcy throughout the
Unied States" approved March 2. 1861, Tor . dis
ohage, and certificate thereof, from all his debts.
pro able under said Act, and that the heasiu1
on aid petition II assigned fof9 O'Clock ~ 0ithe
lot day Of June 1862 Ut Chamber OF said Court q
Otamwa, In said District. when and where you nay
attnd and show cause, II any You have. WY the
pryor OF eaid petition should not be granted.
on are hereby farther notified that TIE second
oni third meeting Of the creditors OF the nao
Bankrupt. win ~ hsld on the 9Th day Of June
4 D. 1see. Of the hoas Of ten o'clock a
\ Of said day, lssess H. Hen. I: y. Price
RRister in Daakruptsy, q bic o@cs. Ne. ! Wee
eceAd Street. IN the City Of Davenpess ceot
(,unty, state Of IsWa, when and where yea ca
tanssct any business Of ~ second and th!fe meet
igs Of crsdltOrs provided In sections x!0 = - o
he said Act Of Consree. yNO z 0OOA..
TX. LOVE, Uesk. msyiS-dst mon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
In Bankruptcy.

In the d istrict Court of the United States 70
the District of Iowa.
Il the matter OF Kbenezer Cook, Bankrupt.
To he Creditors Of said Ebenezsr Cook, and al
other persons interested.
CRS: YOU ARn HEREBY NOTIFIED,
- hat petition has been filed in said Court
bv R,enezsr Cook, of the City Of Davenport. in
said District, duly declared . Bankrupt under
the ct Of Congress Of March I'd, 1857. enti-
tied An act to establish . uniform system OF
Bank uptcy throu ghout che United States,' for
. dis barge. and certificate thereof, from all his
dsbta and other claims provsble under said Act,
and lat the 10th day Of June, A ID. 1865, at
the hur Of two o'clock p. n. Of said day, IL a.
81 <us for the hearing Of the same, before the
said curt, a Chambers, at Ottumwa. Iowa
when and where you may attend and show
cause il any you have, why the prayer Of said
petit should not bs granted.
Yoiare hereby further notified that the I'd 80
meetings Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt,
will held on the 9Th day Of June A. ID. 1868.
At II hour of ten o'clock A. NJ. Of said day
| befor the Hon. MN. Price, Register. at hii
office No. West Second street, in The City Of
| Dave port, Scott county, State Of Iowa, when
! and Mere you can transact any business OF the
| secoh and third meetings OF creditors provided
| in s. ions Of and 2s Of said net OF Congress.
JNO. y. COOK,
Attorney for said Bankrupt.
Hl. LOVE, Clerk. may lS-si3t mon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

unit, the 4ih Of June. Whit Sunday will
he observed on the London Stock Exchange
and Liytrpon, cotton market.
PANS, May 30-The French Senate has
passed law for the regulation Of public
meetings.
Paurs, May Si-The Emperor Napoleon
and the Empress Eugene visited Rouen to-
day. where they were received with great
ceremony and rejoicing by the authorities
and citizens The Emperor made q speech
10 which he publicly returned his thanks
70 the Mayor of Rouen for the energetic
and effcient measures Of relief which had
been provided by the municipal govern
ment for the poor Of that city during tho
nssi severe winter. and expressed the Kopc
That their suffeIIngs were now ended.
Ia his reply to an address from Cardinal
Rouen, the EmpsrpE declared We will not
saver our love Of God from our love Of
'' Ia lie evsline he Emperor and Empress
resurned 70 Paris.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

WARRINGTON, June IA letter Was re-
csivsd At the Treasury Department on sat
urday enclosing too one thousand doiaF
1880 notes. II was post New ork,
Nav 10. and contained no evidences what
.vsr that could lead 10 the sender. The
number Of the enclosed notes were carefully
Gu, ont. and the address to the Treasury
Depsrtmsnt. Washington, bad been taken
iron . sswspspss and pasted - - snvel-
ope. The tatsriee contained words cut
from nswspapse paragraph previously On
uouncing . conscience eass. The money
rightfully belongs t. the United States, and
will be placed 10 the credit Of the Treasury
Department.
There 10 proper authority for announcing
that the President will send TO the Senate
this week the nomination Of Reverdy John
son to be Minister to England.
The Cabinet changes contemplated by the
President will DO made made according TO
the present understanding in the next ten
days.
VIM. 8. Grossbeck will be nominated for
Secretary Of the Treasury.
| The indications are that the nomination
| Of Stansbery ~ Attorney General will be
rejected by tho Senate.
| Secretary Seward on Friday informed ons
Of the leading diplomatiEts here that he bad
that day rendered his resignation.
Information from other quarters tends 4
confirm this.
The understanding now is that Genera
S,oneman will succeed Gen. Schofield il
command at Richmond.
1t Is now expected that the trial Of JET
Davis will b again postponed, this time Il
October.
Eight hundred thousand acres Of land Il
Southern Kansas were decided many year
ago to the Cherokee Indians BY the Govern
msnt in return for half million dollars i
gold, held in trust by The Govsrnmsr
for the Chssoksss. The land bsisg q
parentiy unoccupied and unclaimed. vi
taken possession Of BY settlers and pr
smptsd, fifty thousasd farmers being No
settled on the land under the homestsa
Ilow. The Indians IL 1865 demanded Il
value Of their land, ana b se0s nanss
verisg, II b alleged, Of Mr.. Harlan. the
Secretary Of Ne Interief, Il Vas bougl
hy spseulatoss, and thus the settlers, VI
4 could have paid more than the spscul
J. tors, are in . fair way 70 b oustsd
= swIndled. This peculiar arrangement y
originally fixed up 10 secret session
the Senate, ths House having no knowlsd
vhateves Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

NOMINAL, Nay 30.-rhsrs Is the ut
most CONSERVATION and alarm in conss-
quencs on the receipt Of information Of The
gathering Of bodies Of fsnians st Buffalo.
At st. Adams volunteers along the front
were under arms al day yesterday. II an.
ticipation of an invasion. A battery Of
Royal artillery was ordered to the front.
Barracks for 5000 are bcisg erected At st.
Johns. Two companies Of the City Guard
have gone there Many Of the volunteers
are Fenians. and are ordered by O'Neill to
fire on officers when the engagement occurs.
Four British soldiers deserted from the
garrison AZ Prescott.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

CaicA0o, June Ia German shos.aa.
her, named Michael Gliss, committed eui-
eide Saturday svsaiae, By cutting bic throat
With . shos-kniis. Ne cause assigned
An adfoit sWindles, Wheao name 10 nm.
ksewa. be- recently swindlsd . numbsr Of
Chicago firms 10 the amount Of 81 500,
BY obtaining gesds undse false psstsncss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

MuscArIrE. May 30--The Republicans
had ratification meeting here tonight.
Speeches were made By Hon Jacob Batter,
Hon. James I. Lane and others.
Dies MoisEs, May 3c--The Republicans
in mass convention to-day ratified the Chi
cago nominations and sfganiEsd . Grant
aud Co1fax Climb = ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
DELAWARE.

wnMIseroN. DEL, Nay 3o.--At Cam
bridge, Dorchester county, Maryland, on
Monday. q man named 81 . track Bell quar-
relied with hired man named John Roake,
at the table about victuale. A acufiie en-
sued, when Roake seized Bells axe and lit.
orally chopped him (BelD 10 pieces. He
gave himeelf up. Was imprisoned, and while
mitted suicide in his cell BY hanging himself
Nth strip Of bed clothes. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

OsA0E Council GROUNDS, 50 miles be.
low Humboldt, Nay 9th. via Laramie. Kan
sas. May 30-An important treaty between
the United States Government, represented
by Hon. N. g. Taylor, Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs, Col. ThomAs Murphy, Super.
int ndent Of Ksusas Indians, Colonel A. q.
Boone. Major @. q. Snow, and the chiefs,
counselors, warrion and headmen Of tn
Usage Nation, wss to-day concluded am
signed, BY which the Usage Nation cede 70
the Government the Leavenworih. Law
renee & 0alveueon Railroad purchase, the
remaining lands owned BY the Usage Indians
In Kansss. including their trust lands,
amounting In Oh 70 about 60O. goo acres
ny this oeanion ~ ennuitiss Of The Indians
sfe largely increased. and abundant provis-
Ion made for their settlement II their new
home Ii the Indiau territory.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
I'm Bamkrupscy.
h the District Court ef Ne United States I
the 0fntrict Of Iowa.

b the District Court of Ne United States fss
the District Of Iowa
n the matter Of 9. b. hesier, BsnksapG
DrsssIcs OF Iowa Yss. -
A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY HAS
"A been issued By said Court sssinss sse ::
tate Of G. u. Nozter, Of the county Of Scoss,
and State Of Iowa. n ssid District. who has been
duly sdjudgsd baakrupt upon petition Of biz
creditors, and the peynsnt Of debts ana the de
liverv Of any propsfty Belonging TO sad eenk,
ruptto him Of TO his use, and the transfer o.
any property BY M, es forbidden by Law. 4
prove their debt and - - one or more assign.
ses Of his estate. M II held at Court 2,
District On the ~ day' IT yupe, 4: y; ~ .
- o'elock. A. H., q the efbee Of rrice.
MOI West Second strese one Of the ksgisssri
Of said Cent q W. CLAIM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, May 3O.-General Schofeld,
accompanied by his personal staii, left for
Washington this morning
II is now probable that the trial If Jefier-
son Davis will be postponed until October,
as the counsel on both sides have agreed to
that time, the witnesses had been subpGned
for next Wednesday. Nj. Davis has not
arrived here in view Of the probability OF
nOatnonpnenf. $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

:. NAsnv!LLs, May SEA picnic q The
those Of Nashville. El9cnsid. Franklin
Brentwood. 6pfiuehill. Columbia AID Pu
Col Mc0e~hocks. ) sone 4poo ehiljren
we're pressst, aud . large nsmbeT Of sdults
Il was the most pleasant and entertaining
ever seen In the State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

LONDON, May 3l.-Ths steamer Navoo
With new cable to connect Cuba and Flor.
ida, under Sir Chas. Bright, sailed this eve
ninR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

Davenport Market Report.
Orv,ss OF sHs DAvaSrosr Dsxec,A..
June LIST, 1883.
-whsiessle. elo.4o; retail, &ll.oo.
wr..,-No. !, &l.7e, No. 9, Sl.65.
BARLsy-No receipts.
OAYs-e5c.
sYs-DulI and Nominsl-So receipts.
OoaH-10c.
ONIONS -No receipts.
PsrArons-el.Qe
BurvsR-l1lfc. per u.
EGss--l2Hc.
hAY-Good Timothy GA, % per ton. Cplant
Prairie &l0. COG tl2oo per ton. Slough, %.
Casl00o.
CoAL-Soft--ls.c s1ts per bushsl Delivere,
lsc.
Arrrs .crs AT yard $500 per ton. De
livered $500 per ton.
Weep-1s.00@t7.o 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
NAME.

PORTLAND. June Two dwelling houses
aud . store, belonging to @. Stevens, burned
q Wocdford's corner yesterday morning.
Lose IS, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

BosfoN. May 3o--A committee of the
city government left to-day to invite Dir.
visit Boston and accept The hospitaiities OF
the city. - slssz 8s@ 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
xorrnomAnIRa BRxARRi

or TuR INJURIOUS RFrKCTs eof rscs Pov
srssnd Wsehee All each remedies close up the
srss or the akin. and Ia short tims destrcys ths
osaplc xion. Ryou wood have fresh. heat ~ ans
osihfai appearance, use HsLuHoLDs hHsRA's 0As
A-AanA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

~rr spnrN0 MONTHS, the systsu aste :.
Ne .a1erecss ehaaes. and Helabolds Highly
,ssnsssisd Rstrses Of Sarsapsrills Il % assistant
.tss ersasestvslusl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

,o,uAR sNoorn ssKIN and BEAUTIFUL
nrreiSxIoS follows the uss Of HruBoLps Coz
N..-xp RxrnAcT SABsArAMLtA
go sss b scs spots, pmples moth patches aud
"a .,ap.lcns Of the skin..-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

AuRINROLD'B EXTRACT SARsAPARfLLA
eassss and rruovates the blood instls the vgof OF
ealth into tho -y.tcm, and plrges out ths hunofs
Z Al mako disease.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
TO TEE AFFLICTED.
ONs KNAPP 4 SON,
rhyaeiaas aat sSsposs. fSsnssiJ q New 1ssxssr
treating suecee6sAhy an
aCHRJNlC DISEA0RO.

,,:.s. 3: .'' Of Ne" 1''1'''
CHRoNIC DIsEA8RS,
which embraces the bestapd most approved methods
q this ana eeh~ eouat1ses for The cs q III Chronic
Qtssasss Ths{ treat succsssisIly sll ns[voss and
q
. e.. ;Hi :. D s.s::! R g.: and EA''
Seminal weakness 4 Sexual Dls.
HAsEa which are carrying thousands to thsir grave
Il YE AND EAR
e Eye "a III. 4heY h1vs ho6 nlDie eItsnsiye
practice, and bsttss success in the treatment Of an
Diseases ~ vVDanen.
cured womcR Who have boea confined - thsif ~ ~
ySRs. They never fail 70 cure
DAE UA ATlOM
q slIstAgss; nensttsr q how long standing. TAV
Asthns. = Z sever .sturns: They h.ys s.ss
OH PILLS. Thy eizs ~ diSsasss Of The Threat
Canoers.-THsv ~ = szss,savs prsesies ~
wpadeTnl sqceeSs = - tlpetaeas Is Cancers,
1900 Gun wlsaost CIT 80 edt = asise
\. Ae1ts, . ! ulsil6eat1nt ~ savs e. ifca
~ hOfIu4oS 1a6ing and 60aA u N opon caneee
OAtar1n Cnfed rThey tstfoasinf Cata1TA =
A1sw Dyst, WAleA \ ! eure o1to fof {hie d]SoaSG
I'm conU6NzAHono f0rysafp hoV0 ov1ReRe1 49,
I've = osvOn eho1aand year, WAlcA Gfv0o to- -
0S1scs s1sg9pensGb5 ~. aad eqSAlIeA oaly 81
Esya1Ak 1issiseii,y saassusssil ~ y. kxApr
1NQE4 1faxeMeg Heys4cien. II Only w. NV
p1A01o 0CCALlONALLY, 10 0ee0nsn0daSs 81 -.
99o.e pesssan NO cannot conveniently vistt Nh
q. Remeahsr they DO not prsniss TO enc allsis.
81 81 Nscase. While al diseases ~ epeeab a. II g.
Ken u eeason; N stages Are not Y0af ease may s.
euraolg this week. not nexr-t0-day. not tomorrow,
hence the danger ofdelav. n~t,se
No cale rnl b ssceired chen nsys are sny
doubts cf Cure Or Reliec
Our terms are CAsn !. hsnce the money muss hsssns
With nj orders for medicines Il coSs ffun az e
sneen dollar! per month. to doctor with ~. Which
n The rosf wil bsfsvUrsd. s $50
49, COMPUTATION FRRu, ss f
aakaoeo9 1nDt Hpxife their namos Goakes ond Poel
Once address plainly. All lee1efo Ro0uifanR q ~
qWees Anst c0atAln letter stamp and - nd1ropeel
~ - KNAPP 36ON, Boz ~. fAicoeos m
ASy q he ebovo dieeasee ean - tiooto1 sac
fso1aly ~ the pa1isatss describing their case II
ye4ees yeea they cennot - pe.
y. ksay1, Who ~ vfDits1 Davmpost. Iowa, reg.
nlasy - bMtax yearss - - eoasal1ed e ~
0cQee Woooesssi
o. E1ufe1ey, N1kaa3 IN. Ne.eov. A,s3 N
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

gQCANriTY ". QUALITY. astxnoLD's TX
m Acs SAasArAHLiA. The dose IL email. Those
wAeiesi largo Qusntty and large doses OF nsdi-
as nRH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

TnosR wRo DESIRE BRlLLlANcY or CON.
nLExION must purity aud enrich the blood. which
Hnamocld's Concentrated Rxtract Of oorsaparilla
invariably ioss. 4 Ask for Aelmbolds. Tahs nc
sthssI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
short 4 Direct Route 20 tho
North, Northeast 4 Northwest,

Noft0S N0rS008SS q NOTSuW0UsS
nwo PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
Island daily, at b:45 O'Clock m, and AS oclk
p n, making close connections with tfans - fol-
AZ PORT BYRON, trains on this road leave imme-
distsly ON arrival oftraiss from Rock Island. ma
king close connections q the following poipts
A. FULTON. with trains from and to Cedar Rapids,
DooaeborU, 1afshaltown. Couneil Blum. Omaha,
and all points on the Union Paei9e RallsOad.
Al oAvANNA, with daily line Of fsckets 70 and
from Dubuque snd oil points on the Upper Aissis-
At fkkRPORT, With trains o. The Illinois Central
Railroad for TIE North and oouth.
Al CLINTON, WIN tsaine 1oe Janosvillos 2adieon,
Prairie d. Chisn. Ia Crosse. wateftown, fond d.
Lac, Oshkcbh, Green Day. 10d poiAts In Northern
Wi6eonsins Iowa I'D 1inneesta.
A. kAClNE, with trains for Milwaukee, kehcehe.
Woakegsn snd chicago. Also with ~Delie City
Laas etsansn'' for The 1est. rerry-Doat leaves
Davenport at SAG n. Tims-Dsvenport to Du-
Ps.saosss b. takiag tbs sssts Win ssvs both
time and money.
J. A. COTTON, Asst 0apt. =lf3
=. O. DUNCAN. Agent, Davenport.
Racine. VIII. Apfi1. 1S6e.-apr22.dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-01

youN l. swrra WILLIAM '. Kippsn'
JlAv . SWiTS & 60.
Insurance Agents,
Ne. . ". second st..-UP.Ssaars'
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Capital Represented. over sAoOo' uoO'
Pine AND INLAND,
Rome Fire 1nsuronce Co. Ne =
Cash Capital and Assets, $500, COG.
Pheuix Fire lasorance Co. MI
Cash Capital and Assets. sl,seo'ooo.
Atlantic Fire Insurance Co.. Nh.
Cash Capital and Assets, eSee. GOO.
Lamar Fire Insurance Geo. ~. = .
oash Capital s.d Assets. esoo. oos.
moue Fire lns. c.. New haven.
Cash Capital ssd Asssss. q, fee,oee.
Hartford Fire lns. c.. Mars1oros
Cash Capital and Assets. ts,ooo. COG.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co. =,
Capital, o,.V.vVS
Capital, SoeV,ovo