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john Tyler Powell sth No. 1870,
Charlie. y, Mtow.lla al, EiaiiJ Doststo
The object Of this bill T. TO procure . decree to
the foiIoyiss named defendants are non: resident
!ss S ;:iisiI's:: M:..i' 5lSIS Ts':sli'' III;
Lhonas 3, ferelI, Charlie. ,, n. Powell, and
Hear Collier Powell .ssss. ths!r appea rsness !. 10
VIII Be- procssdsd With a. X es@ o. DEFAULT pro.
tlded, copy OF thia order be pablshed In the Ma
TIoFAL REfrBLIcAE once week for six weeks be-
fore said rule day. ~
(siEned) GEO. p. FISHER.
Jastise .. Cip,G.
4. J. MRIos. Clerk. aus7-fot
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NKw YonK, Aug. aO.-The Mutual, Of New
York to-day beat the Unionof LansinSbursh'
(HaymAkers) score % to 10,
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iHsgIglH JyuHL AND CSBW LOST
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on the OimAra when her iofsasn tcPsah ssvs
way. In spite Of this Aseneht me soon IN.
rrea.ed her spsed, and Sueeeeded IN panine
the oinara. sAs was pu.h'us sh A ~
And with good prospect Of coming Up WIZ
the other yachts when her iore pop ~,
parted. Temporary repair seN mae, sne
the schooner was again making Up ioi ne,
iost time wnen IN oonsequss0s AZ ~
the hob say, ner yoooom o.o. oa -
forts 70 nntsh tne iaee On hs' p. Ne'
aoahdoneu, ~ ING oos'
2 Tne sohosos .as I'M y, {.
4 CAnpriAse hoars anu ~ minu.esi Anns,o hour,
and " minusesI oina's,
AND sscondsS Sappno' etho9". o.p', naiu
1 win, o. the Sappho, says, thas nsd 'nese ees.
ages not oeeurresStne american ooa' "eai.
have won the race, and he Offers new ehai
+; lenge 10 the English yachts for fong run d
, sea. r. ,.Hsa
On board the Sappho, during the race, Were
3, Colonies Armytags and Vorschoyie, oapt' &c
gerd, X. N, Mr.eunneii' mr.. Jones' theowne
Of the yssht Msronda, and othera rtI
The schooner Cambria, which won the race
was bult a Cowea. ,n..,.N, "a. =
tosbor, August 1s.-Betters IRON Paril
state that the oasen OF Spain had REQUESTED
the Emperor Napoleon to meet her at biarrit'
and the Emperor declined. ..r ...
Arrwhhf' aug. az,
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The World the other day said "there 10 40
much conviction of Democratic victory In
November As there wss conviction OF rain in
the time ofNeat And the ark" II we have read
the Bible correctly the people OF those days
lid not believe there would be much Of .
shower. This World man may have much
knowledge upon various subjects, but his
scriptural training must have been sadly
neglected, Unless he eau do better than this
he had better look elsewhere for his iiiustrs.
tlone,
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT beautiful
L Illustrated Book. worth . Ihoasasd Dollars.
sS St Professog J JOHN V2HDkRPooE, NJ
% winthrop Place, New York city.
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rHARLEs wALTER, q, m., pv,o,
NOTARY PUBLIC. - -. . ~.
No S7 Street. 0DpO:lsis, S M Wins % CIV Hall,
tween Amer ca and EarSpsy Dnfi., Postal Honey
Orders, and Letters Of Credit, at the lowest rate
on the principal places OF Europe, Auo- Sm
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sBiFitaaiiss Ceave.sieu.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. ae.-The AMI ns.
tionai convention Of spiritualists assembled
In this city yesterdays Isaac Rhen. temporary
chairman. Tho roll OF delegates was called,
when committees on finance, resolutions and
business were appointed.
A resolution to present the name Of .
woman for President was voted down at the
afternoon session,
Doras M. Fox, Of Lyons, Michigan, was
elected Presidcntt Hcpfy s. Child, Of Phiia-
delphia, Secretary, N. p; Dyall, Of Phiia-
delphis, Treasurer, and . Committee on eduea-
tion. was appolnted. II consisted OF ave ladies
and Ave gentlemen. ...
Prayer, through mediun,, for the late Rev.
John Pierpoint was offered up.
The evening session was devoted to con.
ference. A poem was read BY Nsthe Pease, Of
Indiana. This foreaoon session was occupied
IN hearing reports from the Committee on
Emblcms and the organization OF secret So
ciety. Book reports were voted down.
Sogowmer Truth spoke. The attendance
was large, no.
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I.absrsrs for Nthe West.

New YoRk, August 2o.-rhe Governor Of
Missouri, In q letter to the Citizens Associs-
ton, promises TO appoint an agent 10 New
York, to facilitate the transportation OF labor
en West. The Governor says Missouri needs
and can give employment to ATTY thousand
laboring men. N.. -
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Death OF . Prominent Physiclsn.
PuILApELrniA, Aug. 2o.-Dr. L. q. q. Wish
art, manufacturer Of Tar Cordial. died sud
denly this afternoon In drug store. near his
residence. ...' t.u .-
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NEW ORLxAss, Aug. ao.-Jsmss MAan, the
only Democratic representative 10 Congress
from Louisiana, died this morning Of eonses-
tlon OF the brain. ,.l . u av. ..lY .rrya
Both branches Of the Legislature adjourned
out OF respect. The House, In addition 10
adopting resolutions Of sympathy, will attend
the funeral In body. ta7
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THE FOURTEENTH > RrICLE.

Il. a FRA mi al.
inele s,'.s AZ. nh.nr.. ar. r,ng- afrom
OF upon WIZ" 800 :. y : . no coos,aerea like
mn ,,N.., n.,,,,, !, 40 oon,,. NJ 4, the ding
sho a.. r,,..,I.,,,,ne
aong " ou. opPo"e'
'he ,, N,'. a. s ,h..o h.v,.,s
one "ou sI. A.. ,hI. .o,,tr,,
tn' 'hey W. "a. 49, ,..,.nr.nt, nd
VINO rs' 'h, ia $3.50 ~ a.s.nd.d 4, and
inueeu, - ,I.r.. ~, 90. -.o,,,.n.n,.,
~ ,.as, L.o.,. ,h.t the memo.
-, -. r.. no, whom
eta''e Pa''', ,... ~ a. -, a.m.nded
.he -, ~. ,n,. n.,r,m.nt .xhib-
s., 80 .S,.n,es, ..r,,r,cs ,otr,mple uron and
~ 800. Va.
1, ,,,,, ,ho.. Southern rehe,s Ind
nv" - -. a. .....Jno.. a, ,ho r,on.
~ .,.,i''" -, az W.. u,mnton ,,rIpc In Isso,
sti.u., , y ~ y, =. a..
piu tney $500, nj, ,-ou.
Pied IN 'ne mi " ~ 80. v.ii.Ds,.
fehu'tlohs, you. ~. S.,,,',,,oa ,ssn -.
nAh' 80 -, , :, a.,
'ney Aa'.eu W 10, ' 49,, -.
steai our iois, out "ise"' ~,
anu our mih'b' w ho' eo.,.s ma,
you cannot eoeree 'neu', saiu my. W." ~"
ever, they are enuea'orins 70 eoeiee US W ie'
these men come paek WIN Al tnen slns uhre-
pentea oion men . ne .
u"i'ofs anu .ne W. .'.,
may nave o'her oppoi'ua nv, W ,, .oN ~
'he saefeo priheiptes VI 'Ae Co".a'' -
need De- 10 ptopho'e tne, oWn in'.i
ihese PRAYERS soou' 'ne sao' ',.., y, 'ne
Oohs'ituuon h"u oe''e' sno" h''i' "o'e
spect Tor th' insttumen, IN some ptac.'eai
way, or else dry up their o'uooering ABOUT Hs
violations by the kepubheans.
Just now there Is point upon which they
can DC tested rhere IL article fourteen OF
the amendment, what nave they got 10 say
about thati UP to THIS time Nuuious
silence has been observed SO iars we know
not Democrats politiei"n' nor Democrahc
newspaper, has said one word about II. Mum
is the word. Why is thisi This amendment
Is as much a part OF the Constitution as any
other article or section. 1t was passed by
Congress; 1t received the requisite vote OF
three-fourths OF the statesi the Executive De-
partment has announced Its validity In due
form, and Chiei Justice Chase's decision re-
Gently IN west virginia makes IL as sacred as
any part OF that Instrument which these
chronic constitutional spouters are so con-
stantly defending why ist' then that these
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General Pile Reneminated nsr Con.
Eress-A Question Of veraeity.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. as.-The Repubiieansof the
First Congressional District OF this city In
eonvention this morning nominated General
W. A. Pile for reelection to Congress by ae-
elsmation. .1. s#a-s ,-
The Repu1iiean OF this morning emphnfieaiiy
denies many OF the assertions made BY the
Democrat In relation TO the secret organisation
alleged to exist In this, And othef statss By the
latter paper, and expfesses the opinion that
no such organization exists. a %
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TIE Democratic platform has three planks;
Nullihoation, Reputation, Civil War.
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..asrsssirsa, twhits, sliphus Springs, #sst
firsiniA,) August ae.---dspersl Rosecrans' mis-
sion has no reference whatever to Mexican
sHAirs, the Sbiuiun 81 leading journals to the
ecutrsfy notwithstanding. 1t II purely Of .
private and not political eharsetsr. IN re-
ference to the presidential canvass, Rosserans
represents President johnson ~ being uneoI-
ditioualiy for seymour and Blair, but that
Seward II non-committal il,,.t,. N. 81,
Al the meeting OF the Board Of Direetors Of
the Central Railroad Company convened here,
they have eoatraetsd with fespohsibis parties
for the compilation vi road from Cotihgton
70 iris point BY the nrst Of May, Ises,
Tho State OopRissioners of virginia And
West vifs,hA sphtehe here on Friday next,
tSf the purpose OF contracting with respon-
sible parties for constructing the Covington
and Ohio railroad. Ths Central road will
doubtless take the job. .- .ff
General Rosecrans has been Invited BY
prominent men here to deliver an address, but
declined. ......
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Enthusiastic Republican Meetisg.
LANCASTER, PA, August 2o.-Generai Carl
sehurI and Colonel o. W. Mcclure, addressed
q Republican meeting at Fulton Hall, this
evening. A. s. Henderson, piesided. General
Har tranft. and other distinguished strangers
were present. .tI-.
The General spoke for over an hour, and was
listened 10 with the deepest interest through
out his address. f...a . Co., G- ..| ..I
Colonel Mcclure followed In one Of his ex'
oeilent speeches. There was great enthu'
aiasm,f . H| ..|.H' ..
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. .l,tg 1ty JOHN B, ARRIsOH, 'o|
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Directly opposite south wing OF the Capitol

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. on Capitol Hill, for
ToGsEs md fJfs In all parts Of the nv &, tor
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sf.6. :. uui1MIns,

n rs sHsxy1HfH srRIxf.
AMExTENsIyEB BOOT AND sH0EMousE,
yz. rs rs s 3 r. ssl4 hAt 1hii
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PH6tp5 Dk. p2kByiS - ssysntS street..
: ysslss odi .fsnovs' Han. Separate fooms fof
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

TowNsHiP MssrrNa.-The Democracy Of
Davenport Township met at the Council
Chamber on Saturday evening last for the
purpose Of choosing delegates to represent
them in the County Convention to 10 held
at the Court House on the 10th inst.
Tho meeting was organized BY calling
Rebt. Christie to the chair, and appointing
A. G. SmallHeld secretary. The following
named gentlemen we're then chosen dele
gates
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U1TY NOTICES.

Onetanoeo Gases ef Ne01a1gsas
N,rvs-eshe. ~ etbsr painful neevoss go
pla;sts readily sucssnb . ~ is6usnes q
D,. TuRNER.S r1C- 1C-DOULOURIUx, o
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL. Thia
medicine 10 specific for such nalsdis. II
stimulates The nerse .6sid wbsn u has b.
come spisebled, and promotes : healthy Re.
asticn. Apothecarics have IL. Psinsips
d.pss. 100 FREMONT STREET. BOSTON
MASS. Pa,cs, t1.oo per package; b
mail, ~ postses stsnps extra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

NoRrawssrsaN PAcKsf CoxPAxY.-A,
the recent annual meeting Of the North.
western Packet Company, held in Chicago,
the following gsntlsmsn were elected On
Gers and Directors for tho current year:
Prssident-W. F. Davidson.
Secretary and Treasurer Rhodes
Superint ntendent-P. s. Davidson.
Dirsetors-Wm. y. Davidson. Of ST.
Paul; Geo. L. Dunlap, Of Chicago John
0ault. Of Chicago; John Lawler, Of Prairie
du Chisu; VIM. Rhodes, OF 81. Paul.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

PEasoxAL,- D. s. Watson returned
hsas on Friday evening" iron Pitts6sld,
Aaas., whore he he's been preaching for .
few months past. He has had severe a.
tack Of pleuro-pssunsnia, sud comes hoos
to sseupesate. The climate Of Massaehu-
sets does not agree with him - well -
that Of lsws, and il 10 bis intention 70 re-
main here until Spring ssts 10.
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Reoolusao0s - Respect.

DAvsxronr. Feb. 10, 1868.
AZ . meeting Of students Of Commercial
College the following Committee Of i've ~
sppeinted to draw up resolutions, express.
ing their feeling in regard 70 The less oi
their late esteemed principal, Nj. 8. N. lies.
Committee reported a. follsws:
wHslEAs. The mysterious hand Of Prov.
idenee has seen dt to call from 10 our e.
tsemed principal, Mr.. 8. N. lice, whe haa
ever fulfilled his duties faithfully 70 - - Z
teacher, been true TO rs as friend, and
kind to 10 - Christian brother Therefore,
BE- il
Rssolced, That in his lees the Conner.
eial College Of this city loses one Of III
ablest supporters, and one whom win even
be held in grateful remembrance By The
students.
Resolved That while mourning bic death
We cannot forget.-ws are teresa ts eons;s
ually ksep before " HE inimitable qualities
- scholar and Chrislian esatls0an, pes
oseeiug oil The requireoents To- eueh.
Resslred. That hts untiosly dsath sheuld
bs warning 70 Us ofths uncertainty oflifs,
and that ws should b prepared, % he was,
to meet the last Summons.
Resolved, That these sentiments Of eul
heartfelt sympathy bs extended to the af
Aieted family. aad that copy Of these re-
olutions be handed 70 them, and, also b
published in the daily papers.
F. A. BALcs,
w. h. SAwY.n,
howard BaAHHocE,
F. 8. HsfzsL,
L. b. TicBBxon.
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-Des Moiues FOLKS hate finally arrived
at . settled determination to procure steam
Gre engine. The 3ilsby seems to be Ne q
vorits With The Council. |. is . favesit,
every where it has been used.
--Blackhavk courty IS one of the thrift
isss, eo-aheadest ir the whole stats. Il
proof Of il read the iollsvipg ftsn . CORE
speadsnt of the Dub uqus zsssss :
"Durias Tho last shrss ysass over -
buildings, from ths small cottage viii
", roens 70 The elssaas e1o. 900 sssiissss
have been built Our eitissns have pai'
s2s. 900 toward the grading Of The Csds
Rapids 3 81. Paul Rsilrssd. from vinton !
this point. The road vii b irsnsd 10 III
spring, q ,hs grading il nov completed
and next fsll ws expect to have aneshs
route to Chicago, and s'sDtuaily cennse
9th 81. Paul andS s.. Louis. We havs on
depot, six elevators and 'hres warshessss
with : storage capacity o. $4,000 bushsla
In 1867 No shipped $4,000 bushels q
wheat. Ono miller purchased 10000. -
on The 1st Of January here were $500
bsshsls in store, making total Of 1880
bushels purchased in our streets last yea
Nusssr sf passengers arriving, 5000. On
thousand and thirteen cars Of lumber vel
reetlssd during The 80. time, which ~
sive some idea ofthe pr,gress in buildin
10 ana around the city. The population /,
the county 10 1855 was 12.s0l, In 16s
i6. .o3e. an increase Of 3,735.
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HorEL-40 rooms, in . good town ios
business, TO sell cheap, or trade Sss land.
Houses, lots and farms for sale chesp.
ELDaipos 4 BRo.,
Land 4 Ins. Ag'ts. Office, Viele's Block.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

MEDrcAL.-Attentiou is directed to DR..
Cochran's card. We are glad he is to stay
in our city, and wish him abundant pros
perity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

Coal SrsALIHo.-Thers have been cir
cumstances under which coal stealing might
be justified, and il is difficult to csnsure un-
Gil We fully understand such circumstances.
Last night, for the third or fourth time, the
coal-hole Of Grammar School No. !, WAS
broken open and some Of the contents taken
therefron. Now, good people, you who
have been engaged IN this business, take
our advice and 20 to work. or if you cannot
support yourselves or families. apply to tho
Superintendent Of the Poor House or Di,ec-
tore, Who will investigate your necessities
end act accordingly. Furthermore. watch
has been kept upon your movements, aud
it is definitely known who has been engaged
in these burglaries. We omit names, Is .
reform is more desired than prosecution /;
another loss viii nccessitats . search war
rant aud perhaps unpleasant proceedings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

Col HoRAcs WAIrsRs.-It Affords u
real genuine pleasure to be able to an
nounes that our distinguished friend and
former fellow citizen. Col. Horace Walters,
formerly Of the Burtis House Of THE place,
and more recently Of the fremont, Chicago,
has become one Of the proprietors Of the
Sherman House Of that place, under the
firm Of Gage Bros. 4 Walters. This same
Colonel Walters has long bssn known -
one Of the very best hotel men Of the coun-
try, and right glad will his hosts Of friends
In this State and elsewhere. be 10 hear that
he has taken the long desired rank Of pre-
prietor. In that capacity may hs flourish
sxcsedingiy. The fremont will miss him
greatly, for his change Of base will BE- fol-
lowed By the members Of the extensive
Iowa Delegation which be drew thither
from every train. We heartily congratu-
late the Gage Brothers upon their good
sense in selecting partner, and the friends
Of The Sherman upon the new management.
It has long been the leading house Of the
North West, and is now doubly fortified in
that respect. There is another star 10 the
Sherman that we wouldn't omit to mention
none other than old Hannibal Hslicar-
uassus Hamiin and he, ~ presiding OH
Ger Of the Sherman, or any other hotel off
ee, can't be surpassed. Verify the Shsr.
man has now got the strongest team in the
business. Long may il flourish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

TINS OPsRA.-Ths testimonial benefit 70
Mrs. Lander At the Burtis Opera House
on Saturday evening was exceedingly we'll
attended, considering the extremely cold
Weather. The bsautifl Mythological Trag
edy Of "Medsa' Was we'll rendered. Mrs.
Lander and Mr.. Taylor taking the leading
parts. Our space will not admit Of an sx-
tended notice, il is however sufficient "a
say that Mrs. Lander, and her ably support
cd company, leave our city with the best
wishes Of oil who nightly listened to their
performances, than which better has never
been given in this city.
CoLD, OoLDna, CoLpssf Last night
took the rag OF The bush. It WAS rip.
and -snortsr kind Of nisht,-the eoldsss oi
the season by several degrees. Al 10
o'clock les. night The therosmstsr had gons
down to fourteen degrees below ssss. and
this morning. st day break, il stood At thr.
~ below zero. The reports from vsrisna
localities ranged from twenty five 70 thirty
degrees bslew zero. II there are any who
think this is not Geld enough to be ssreea'
bic, they are advised to take trip 10 The
North Pole. among The Arctic 0lacisrs. Il
has been many years since 10 havs bed
such cold snap. In the winter Of 1866
5s, We believe, the thsrmomster also fell Il
thirty degrees below zero, but since thai
time the like had not been experienced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

A Wisconsin slaisvsyasA whs slaios -
6ud oeoleo - 49, aoodo 6e ~ eneoon.
90, ~ advUeiood - oovoeol leoA wU1a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

vnR UNDERSIGNED mas BEEN APPOINTED
~ the Board Of Supervisors of Scot County, IN.
periutendent OF the Peer. An olce has been opened
on the corner OF Brady and Fth Streets, vhere the
attendance from A. NJ TO p. nj Ssi,r .rS -. ~
applcaions FOR relief muss be made at the above Of
Gee.
isu2s-du II. LINpRRMAu
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A. L. NORTON.

2 Main St., third door below tho
First National Bank.
CHvEPARTICUIARA ATTENTION TO THE sAI.R
u Of AL kinds Of PERSONAL Property and Real ksts,s
stAuetaon. or Private Sale. They ais0 buy
Household Furniture
ee su kinda. New OF Old; sdvaaeee made o. laars
Stocks Of MsfchAndss for eale q Anesion
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

Tns MEHDsLssonx SocIkrY AGAIs.-The
members Of this popular Society are active
ly making arrangements for their third
quarterly concert, to be held al the Burtis
Opera House tomorrow Tuesday eve
ming. Their last concert was pronounced
a great success for home talent to achieve,
by every one who heard il, excepting per-
haps the accredited critic" Many were
unable to attend who will doubtless avail
themselves Of the first opportunity Of
securing = ticket for this entertainment
They will present an excellent programme,
comprising several new aud raro selections.
Among the performers we SEQ several new
names as we'll ~ those Of our old favorites -
Miss Maggie Rouse, Belle Hart and lowa's
sweetest singer. Mrs. Lucy X. Bennett We
confidently expect rich musical treat.
Those entitled to tickets, or desiring TO be
come 30 entitled, will do we'll to apply ~
the music store Of Mr.. J. O. Wallace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

SrArs MApicAL SoCrErY.-At the recen,
meeting Of the medical profession Of The
State, ct Des Moines, articles Of incorposa
ton Of State Medical Society were adopt
ed.-Drs. +. Whinnety. Of Fl. Nsdison j.
W. H. Baker, Of Davenport; WIN. WATSON,
Of Dubuque; s. B. Thrall, Of Ottunwa; 4.
g. Field and H. L. Wnitemsn, of Dss Meines,
incorporates aad Trustees.
':Ths business and object thereof shalt b
the promotion and elevation Of Medical
Science in the State Of Iowa, The advocasy
Of such measures - will tsad 70 allsviate
the suferings Of humanity, improve the
health and protect the lives Of the commu.
nitr.
The business Of The society shall b CO.
Quoted, and it, annual meetings held at, Del
Moines. Polk county, Iowa"
Il is good movement; success to il.